Michael Fish presents a special programme in which he retraces the route of the storm from Dorset to Sussex, visiting some of the places left devastated that night. Show more

The programme hears from the Basingstoke mum whose son was killed by his pet python. Jon Cuthill meets passengers left stranded by cuts to bus routes. Show more

Caught on camera! Do dashcams mean fewer traffic police across the south? We ask if the rapid growth in the use of dashcams is helping or hindering our traffic cops. Show more

Jon Cuthill gets up close and personal with a pair of beautiful bouncing baby birds of prey. Show more

Inside Out finds the man behind a property investment scheme that has left savers out of pocket, and Jon Cuthill takes part in the national tree-climbing championship. Show more

100 years on, Inside Out remembers the Reading footballers who gave up their protected status to fight and reveals the newly restored chalk map carved into the Wiltshire hillside. Show more

The team of divers revealing the story of the south west trawlermen who gave their lives protecting shipping in WW1. And why young people are leaving a picturesque Dorset town. Show more

Could hard shoulders be staging a comeback on our smart motorways in the wake of safety concerns? Show more

This week in Dirty Drive-Thru we find out just how much pollution counter staff are breathing in. Show more

Jeremy Stern reveals the growing numbers of vulnerable children in the south who go missing while in local authority care. And Jon Cuthill celebrates the Ford Escort at 50. Show more

Jon Cuthill investigates the NHS funding gap as services in the south look to save over £2 billion in just five years. Show more

Jon Cuthill reveals why any mobile phone use behind the wheel, even hands-free, is risky; and we learn how Rocket Post came to the south and attempt a world first across the Solent Show more

Jon Cuthill’s on the trail of the owners of a Gosport firm whose promises of great offers to small business owners left many trapped in expensive phone contracts they can’t escape. Show more

As the NHS says it can’t afford the price demanded for the cystic fibrosis wonder drug Orkambi, we meet the parents ready to fly the world to secure treatment for their children. Show more

We meet the villagers plagued by noisy motorbikes, hear a call for more women chefs to help save our curry houses, and Jon Cuthill learns first aid for pet owners. Show more

Should trail hunting be banned? And 82-year-old scuba diver and maritime archaeologist John Bingeman marks 60 years of wreck diving in the Solent. Show more

Your films of when the Beast from the East bit the South. Plus, Jon Cuthill joins thousands of others trying to walk on water.

Jon Cuthill’s homework this week sees him investigating parents’ complaints about an online tuition system advertised in leaflets being given to children in school to take home. Show more

An investigation into the laundering of dirty money. And Jon Cuthill takes a whistle-stop tour of some of the south's historic piers. Show more

Following five rescued circus animals across Europe to their new home at the Isle of Wight Zoo. And a look at the multimillion-pound makeover of the Mayflower theatre. Show more