Is time to start building bungalows again to meet the housing needs of the ageing population? And should the so-called Canary Girls of WWII be given individual honours? Show more

How landlords are cheating the rules on short lets to tourists. Dr Oscar Duke meets the kids growing up with arthritis. And how hackers can get into a home’s smart devices. Show more

Hanif Qadir investigates how potential terrorists are slipping through the net. Chris Jackson discovers how dashcam footage is helping tackle
dangerous driving. Show more

We find out what’s being done to help railway staff developing
serious mental health problems because of violent passengers. Show more

Simon Glass meets the Olympic BMX hopefuls from Peckham now left in limbo by the coronavirus crisis. Show more

Sean Fletcher discovers why sexual harassment is the norm for women on a night out. Show more

Karl Mercer spends 24 hours on the frontline of a hospital trauma unit. Dan Cruickshank discovers how a buried time capsule is revealing the secrets of a pioneering hospital. Show more

Could returning to paper bags be an answer in the war against plastic waste? And the families facing huge financial losses following the collapse of a wealth management company. Show more

Jonny Meah asks if keeping exotic pets at home should be banned. Gareth Furby meets the families under siege from the pimps and prostitutes working on their doorstep. Show more

Jonathan Gibson investigates whether vehicle exhaust fumes at drive-through restaurants could be putting workers’ health at risk. Show more

How AFC Wimbledon are moving back to their spiritual home after nearly two decades in exile. The man whose passion forged a national taskforce that feeds and clothes the homeless. Show more

With so many firefighters suffering from cancer, Tracy Gee investigates whether enough is being done to protect them from harmful toxins. Show more

Nick Baker reveals what impact climate change is having on our wildlife. Show more

Dr Oscar Duke meets the first NHS patient to have his eye sight restored after being blinded by a vicious acid attack 25 years ag
Jasmine Birtles finds out how to bag a cheap home in central London. Show more

As the death toll from fatal stabbings continues to rise, an Inside Out special focuses on knife crime. Stephanie Thomas reveals the trauma faced by kids witnessing knife violence. Show more

Can travelling on the Tube damage a person's hearing? A family is set a month-long fitness challenge. How Brixton became home to London's last working windmill. Show more

The former City worker on a mission to help London rid itself of plastic waste. And remembering the victims of the Bethnal Green tube disaster 75 years ago. Show more

Anna Williamson reveals what’s being done to help new mums with mental health issues. And we discover how London’s club scene is going plastic free.
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This special programme looks back at how the wartime evacuation of children to the countryside shaped the lives of a whole generation. Show more

Sean Fletcher and Helen Skelton explore the Tees Valley, while Tom Heap looks at whether enough is being done to protect UK farming and food production from flooding. Show more