
Mark Jordan reveals how landlords are raking in millions by renting out tiny flats to the homeless.\n\nWith the Houses of Parliament crumbling, Riz Lateef discovers the massive scale of the restoration challenges ahead. \n\nAnd, at the age of 64, Vicar of Dibley writer Paul Mayhew-Archer makes his stand-up debut at the Comedy Store.
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11/03/2019
Sean Fletcher discovers how hydrogen-powered cars could solve the capital’s pollution problem. The programme finds out how a new app that samples DNA could hold to key to ...
11-03-2019
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04/03/2019
Gareth Furby investigates whether councils need more powers to deport East European rough sleepers. As violence hits the headlines again, Simon Glass asks if Millwall FC can eve ...
04-03-2019
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25/02/2019
Guy Lynn exposes how landlords are cheating the rules on short lets to tourists. Dr Oscar Duke meets the kids growing up with arthritis. And Jo Taylor reveals how hackers can ge ...
25-02-2019
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20/02/2019
Dr Renee Hoenderkamp asks why so many women are not getting medical help for the menopause. Nikki Fox finds out how recycling unwanted mobility aids could save us all thousands. ...
20-02-2019
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11/02/2019
Gareth Furby discovers how a 'land grab' could destroy a tight-knit boat community. Sean Fletcher finds out what's being done to protect mental health in the workplace. And Bren ...
11-02-2019
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04/02/2019
Guy Lynn investigates how immigrants are cheating the citizenship test. Jennifer Meierhans finds out what is being done to stop online catfishers stealing people's identities. A ...
04-02-2019
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28/01/2019
Zack Adesina reveals how hiring a car has landed unsuspecting customers with extortionate bills. Gareth Furby asks if London's plans for a new Thames crossing are a bridge too f ...
28-01-2019
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21/01/2019
With the NHS facing winter pressures, Sean Fletcher asks if shifting elderly care from hospital to home can ease the burden. Jonathan Gibson asks why shoppers are still being st ...
21-01-2019
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14/01/2019
Gareth Furby meets the Londoners who say they are being forced to fight crime to clean up their lawless neighbourhoods. Sean Fletcher asks how post-Brexit immigration rules will ...
14-01-2019
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Best Of 2018
Guy Lynn reveals how the authorities - following an Inside Out investigation - have clamped down on high street pharmacists who illegally sell drugs without prescriptions. Sean ...
19-11-2018
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29/10/2018
Wine expert Matt Walls finds out why our long hot summer is set to produce a vintage year for English wine. Gareth Furby investigates why so many people are sleeping on London's ...
29-10-2018
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29/09/2014
Why are survival rates for Londoners who have suffered cardiac arrests so variable across the capital? And unlocking the secrets of a 17th-century shipwreck.
29-09-2014
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26/10/2015
As Brixton moves upmarket, Derrick Bennett asks what is the real cost of gentrification. Could London's annual supercar spectacle soon be a thing of the past? And how are youn ...
26-10-2015
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08/09/2014
Why has Right to Buy turned sour for many families? The charity that is bringing a pioneering children's cancer treatment to Britain. And the heritage gems going on display.
08-09-2014
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19/09/2016
Louise Hulland finds out why London has become the UK's worst place for flytipping. Mike Dilger discovers how DNA sampling is helping track down the litter louts. And - with fun ...
19-09-2016
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30/01/2017
With 400 new tower blocks in the pipeline, Mark Jordan asks if London is becoming the new Dubai on Thames. Natalie Graham uncovers the dark secrets buried on a deserted island n ...
30-01-2017
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19/01/2015
Zack Adesina investigates what happens when British jihadists return back home. Petrolhead Iwan Thomas asks if it's time to pull the plug on electric cars. And - ahead of its gr ...
19-01-2015
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25/01/2016
Guy Lynn exposes the fake landlords ripping off desperate tenants with cheap rentals at prices too good to be true. Royal ballet soloist Eric Underwood tries to get young lads t ...
25-01-2016
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