A closer look at stories from around the eastern counties
Wind turbines provide renewable energy, so why object to a windfarm? David Whiteley is with home educators, and Colleen Harris learns how to read personality in a face.
DetailsJoe Crowley goes undercover to investigate a company falsely claiming to work on behalf of the National Blood Service. David Whiteley looks back at protests against the Poll Tax.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live. David Whiteley investigates how Essex is leading the way in the crackdown on knife crime.
DetailsAlex Dolan meets the villagers living near the proposed site for the second Stansted runway, and David Whiteley meets the sisters matchmaking in the countryside.
DetailsCan a pioneering course in Suffolk make older drivers safer on the roads? Plus a look at a 12-year-old, who is battling diabetes but determined to make it as a top trampolinist.
DetailsWith David Whiteley. Reveals the towns where air pollution is worsening. Stories of the newly-built M1 in archive, and the moving story of Parkinson's sufferer Trevor from Norfolk.
DetailsDavid Whiteley finds out how much parking spaces outside people's homes may be worth. Young Becky tells of how she came to terms with the loss of her dad; plus saving the barn owl.
DetailsLocal stories. David Whiteley investigates the biggest danger on the region's railways, and Richard Daniel joins an apple hunter in his mission to save Britain's rarest varieties.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. David Whiteley investigates the man taking advantage of desperate job seekers, and Julie Reinger meets the women who follow the Osmonds around the world.
DetailsDavid Whiteley presents more local stories, including the tale of illegal firework sales to children, and the terrible injuries suffered by animals through their misuse.
DetailsDavid Whiteley looks at the case for letting some of our towns die and discovers how to find cash at the back of the drawer.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates what's being called a 'chainsaw massacre' of trees across our towns and cities.
DetailsDerek Chappell from Norfolk suffers from a rare blood disease. He believes that witnessing nuclear tests fifty years ago caused it. Yet his claims for compensation have been denied.
DetailsWith David Whiteley. On the trail of the woman behind a trade in human misery. Plus Tom Webster from Southwold shows how he saves ancient buildings by turning them into new ones.
DetailsTom Ravenscroft asks what has happened to the record shops. David Whitleley meets an ex-convict turned charity worker, plus the universities chasing money from foreign students.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates donated organs. Plus, why stilton cannot be made in the Cambridgeshire village that gave the cheese its name, and the unloved landmarks of the region.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live. How pupils at Northamptonshire's Castle Primary School, where seven out of ten speak English as a foriegn language, overcome the barrier.
DetailsA report on the over-50s men who are finding it difficult to get work after becoming unemployed. And, honouring Leonard Ratcliff for the bravery of his covert WWII missions.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates car matching. Colleen Harris reveals how to rent a posh pad for peanuts, plus how a Norfolk bus driver saved an amazing art collection.
DetailsDavid Whiteley meets the professionals unable to work thanks to unproven allegations, and meets a man who makes a living from guessing the future.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. Can therapy stop men from kerb-crawling? Inside Out takes a look at a course being trialled by Northamptonshire Police.
DetailsA look at how the snow has dominated the region for more than a week. David Whiteley is with the ultimate metal detectors and Tasmin Little surprises a violin maker.
DetailsLocal stories. David Whiteley meets the unsung heroes of the police force, and Colleen Harris discovers the unique make-up service run by the Red Cross for victims of scarring.
DetailsLocal stories. David Whiteley reveals the towns where house prices are steady, and Colleen Harris goes to Essex, where demand for local produce is reviving the fishing industry.
DetailsAn investigation into the safety of very low calorie diets. Plus, David Whiteley joins the sea bed explorers who map the sands of the North Sea.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates how many of us have made our insurance policies worthless. Plus the mission to save Essex's ancient woodland, and a remarkable treatment for phobias.
DetailsLocal stories. Inside Out meets the World War 2 survivor searching for his lost ship in the Java Sea, and David Whiteley joins the inspectors investigating dirty restaurants.
DetailsDavid Whiteley finds out how the forecasters predict the bad weather, and meets the Essex policeman who says he has seen the Loch Ness Monster.
DetailsSurprising stories from familiar places. David Whiteley revisits the Essex trader selling sick puppies, and finds out what happened to a crumbling Northamptonshire treasure.
DetailsUncovering baggage theft at one of the region's airports. Following the story of little Jacob's journey through autism. A ride on the Fizzie, the 1970s teen motorbike dream.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates how pub music can damage our hearing, Richard Daniel reports on the spread of Chinese Deer, plus a look at the real life of social workers.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live, with David Whiteley. The moving story of Nicki Durban, whose son disappeared two years ago.
DetailsA year after Climategate, David Whiteley is one of the first to be allowed inside the UEA climate unit. And the survival story of Tyler the dog hit by a train travelling at 80 mph.
DetailsWith David Whiteley. As the East coast rail line prepares for renationalisation there's a look at the future for our railways.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates the electrical company selling expensive equipment you don't need and Helen McDermot experiences the Essex boys beauty pageant.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live. David Attenborough champions the case for new giant nature reserves across the East. Plus, the builders flouting safety laws.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. Inside Out meets four-year-old George, bravely tackling his fear of dogs a year after he was savagely attacked.
DetailsA special programme looking at how the recent snow and cold weather have affected the region. We ask if schools close too soon when the weather looks bad.
DetailsLocal stories. Coleen Harris reports on the latest technology being used on Britain's roads. Plus, the strange story behind a water sculpture which is visible only from the air.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates the increase in violent attacks on shop workers. The father of Paul Cavanagh talks for the first time since his son's murder.
DetailsShould cash-strapped councils own personalised number plates worth a fortune? Chris Packham pays tribute to Norfolk's pioneering wildlife filmmaker, and the foods that could cure.
DetailsReal-life stories from familiar places. An Inside Out investigation reveals why sunshine holiday home dreams are turning into nightmares.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates systems that claim to enable cars to run on water. Plus, a scheme in Cambridgeshire to save the swift, and summer on the beach with the lifegaurds.
DetailsLocal stories. Inside Out reports on the cause of some obesity that often goes undetected and untreated, and tells the story of the hens who escaped life in a battery cage.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates the cheap phone calls that weren't such a bargain after all. Plus we meet the Seaside Landladies of Great Yarmouth, unsung heroes of the holiday resort.
DetailsLocally-produced food is tested to see how 'local' it actually is. Get an exclusive visit to the top-secret car-testing centre. Join the effort to save our toads.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates why selling gold jewellery can leave owners out of pocket, and Colleen Harris looks back at the protests against animal export in Brightlingsea.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live, with David Whiteley. A celebration of the 200th birthday of Essex beauty Boudica, thought to be the world's oldest working fishing boat.
DetailsThe cost of our hospitals, the fight to save the village bus and why our best-loved seafood could disappear.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live, with David Whiteley. A celebration of the 200th birthday of Essex beauty Boudica, thought to be the world's oldest working fishing boat.
DetailsThe children damaged for life by their mother's drinking. Nature's secrets revealed by a century of bird ringing, and the recession has given one Essex man a new start.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live. A special investigation uncovers how some registered charities are involved in collecting clothing from our doorsteps illegally.
DetailsA look at a pioneering treatment for stammering. Plus, why bio-fuels could be bad news for our countryside and the Khaki chums reliving the past.
DetailsShould the names of those who died fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq be included on war memorials? And David Whiteley is with bailiffs who specialise in evicting travellers.
DetailsLocal stories. David Whiteley investigates why animal testing is at a ten-year high, and Benjamin Zephaniah tells the story of the 1967 Spalding Rock Festival.
DetailsA look at research in Cambridge helping us to communicate with people trapped in a coma. David Whiteley meets the Norfolk family who don't eat sugar but do eat road kill.
DetailsDavid Whiteley uncovers the homes at risk of fire. The identical twins capturing Suffolk's wildlife on camera, and the parents spending thousands on teen proms.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. A former bird egg thief who wiped out entire populations on the Norfolk coast reveals the secret world of egg collectors.
DetailsDavid Whiteley sees how fraudsters could break into our bank accounts. A story of hope for Parkinson's sufferer Trevor, and reliving an epic journey on board a Suffolk lawnmower.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. David Whiteley investigates the rise in attacks on taxi drivers. Also, Inside Out meets the Essex bad boys being given a chance to star in The Bill.
DetailsThieves are stripping out Britain's infrastructure, stealing our phone and power lines. David Whiteley finds out why from the thief who nearly fried alive.
DetailsSurprising real life stories from where you live. David Whiteley investigates how some workers have been treated by one of the region's biggest employers.
DetailsSurprising stories from where you live, with David Whiteley. The show follows the mid-Suffolk maternity team helping women give birth at home, and meets former athlete Stan Cox.
DetailsDavid Whiteley finds out why innocent shoppers are being sued for crimes they did not commit, and reveals the origins of the strange doughnut-shaped island in The Wash.
DetailsInvestigating the sale of so-called legal highs. Julie Reinger finds out if bikes or cars are the real menace on the road, and David Whiteley finds out about cob building.
DetailsAn exclusive on the latest research into food allergies which reveals new surprising problem foods.
DetailsClimatologist David Viner journeys across England in search of the best and worst places to live; Mike Dilgers explores the wildlife winners and losers.
DetailsDavid Whiteley investigates how the clean-up of Corby steel works caused life-long problems for many children and why all the residents of Corby will be paying for it for years.
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