A closer look at stories from around the East Midlands
Celebrating 25 years of babymaking in the East Midlands - the man who makes dreams came true. Plus can any system beat the bookie? And why are so many people hooked on angling?
DetailsWhat's happening to our local papers? Plus the downside of inheriting a stately home. And what drives people to follow their parents into perilous careers?
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. An investigation into why young athletes are dying from heart attacks. Why working men's clubs are shouting last orders for good.
DetailsMarie Ashby asks how safe is the East Midlands from the next floods? Stirling Moss with a remarkable F1 archive, and why one village in Italy is full of Nottingham accents.
DetailsMarie Ashby presents. Why falling asleep at the wheel can happen because of a medical condition most people don't realise they have.
DetailsCarol Thatcher retraces her mother's footsteps in Grantham, Marie Ashby meets the war vets fighting for a new deal for returning soldiers, and Kylie Pentelow looks at cycle safety.
DetailsIs Leicester a multi-cultural society or a segregated city? Have attitudes to immigration changed? Plus, plans to turn a tough Nottingham estate into a carbon neutral community.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. Inside Out meets Zoe Martin, whose four-year-old son was killed by a runaway trailer, and who is now campaigning for a change in road safety law.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. Inside Out counts down the top ten East Midlands locations vulnerable to the credit crunch, and tells the story of somebody who has had a sex change.
DetailsCan the East Midlands cash in on the London Olympics? A half hour special includes a regional perspective on who's likely to benefit from 2012.
DetailsLocal stories. The team revisits a Nottingham housing estate where planners promised a brave new world, and takes a look at the view from the cab of Newark's monster trucks.
DetailsWith expert advice on how to prepare for extreme weather, troubleshooting at one of the region's oldest department stores and the record shops bouncing back from oblivion.
DetailsThe Battle of Bosworth shown on maps is in the wrong place. Inside Out goes on the trail to find the real site where the last King of England to die in battle met his fate.
DetailsFrom Leicester Clock Tower to the Eiffel tower. With the new Eurostar link to Paris about to open we put the train journey to the test against a plane.
DetailsWhy has Sven-Goran Eriksson gone to Notts County and how has he changed their fortunes? Inside Out has exclusive access. Plus the young woman climber who jumps off mountains.
DetailsMarie Ashby meets the two mothers campaigning for tougher sentences to deter dangerous drivers. Plus Tony Roe gets a remarkable glimpse into the society of the Freemasons.
DetailsLifelong Notts County fan Billy Ivory investigates the mystery of the club's money men. Where did it all go wrong? Plus the discount shopping website with many unhappy customers.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. An investigation into a company which claims it can help absolutely anyone get TV presenting and voice over work.
DetailsWhen is a rescue dog really a rescued dog? Marie Ashby investigates. Plus the secrets of Derbyshire's Dad's Army, and the retirees living longer and enjoying a new lease of life.
DetailsInvestigating the charity behind Melton Mowbray's parks and markets - why are they so reluctant to welcome women or answer questions? Plus John Holmes rediscovers our lost canals.
DetailsTen years after the Gujarat earthquake Inside Out reveals where your money went. And 35 years after the launch of Radio Trent Marie Ashby discovers what's changing in local radio.
DetailsInside Out investigates the attempts to stop post code gang wars. We open the doors of the old asylums and find out what links the planet Mars, porridge and an East Midlands town.
DetailsIncluding a special report on how we've coped with all that snow, plus Ray Gosling on anti-social behaviour and the test card fan club.
DetailsLocal stories. Inside Out investigates why ten percent of Derbyshire pubs are calling time for good. Plus, can the comedy festival in Leicester lift the economic gloom?
DetailsLocal stories, including the families being plagued by cold callers. Plus Robert Lindsay remembers his first job, and Simon Groom reveals he owes his career to a chidren's author.
DetailsWith more money being spent on new Arts Centres than anywhere else in the country, who is going to use them and who is going to pay for them?
DetailsInside Out returns with surprising local stories; Des Coleman meets the BNP, plus the real story of the forgotten hero behind Brian Clough's success.
DetailsMore surprising real-life stories from familiar places. With property prices dropping, Inside Out discovers one land investment on the up... but there's a catch.
DetailsMarie Ashby has three surprising stories from the East Midlands. This week - the untold story of the bid to bring Formula One to Donington Park.
DetailsLocal stories. The show investigates how a sex offender slipped through the immigration net, and takes a look at the trail-blazing Chief Constable who politicians tried to sack.
DetailsThe story of the teacher who was both a pacifist and a war hero. Plus the congestion on our canals.
DetailsRay Gosling contemplates mortality. Just how does he want to die and be remembered?
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. An investigation into High Street shoplifting. Plus, Ray Gosling on how to live on a limited budget.
DetailsWhen is a rescue dog really a rescued dog? Marie Ashby investigates. Plus the secrets of Derbyshire's Dad's Army, and the retirees living longer and enjoying a new lease of life.
DetailsWhat does it mean to be mixed race? Also, how a butcher's son from Nottingham became the father of Italian football. And can a millionaire live on a pound for a day?
DetailsRoyal Crown Derby hits back at the counterfeiters. And we're on the footplate with the steam train enthusiasts bringing the past back to life.
DetailsInside Out meets the scientists working on a vaccine for a hospital super bug. Plus, the 'sat nav rats' who clog up country roads and a stately home with an eccentric history.
DetailsThree soldiers, three very different experiences of war. At the seaside with the kids who've never had a holiday. And remembering Action Man and choppers - historical toy stories.
DetailsInside Out looks at the real stories behind the highest rate of teen pregnancy in Europe, asks how green eco-towns are, and meets the student riding rodeo in the Wild West.
DetailsWe meet the boy who will never be more than three feet tall. Plus, Alan Sillitoe on fifty years since Saturday Night Sunday Morning.
DetailsThe drug addicts sacrificing their fertility for cash. Plus, the people leading the way in solar powered energy, and why women beer drinkers could help slow the decline of the pub.
DetailsReal-life stories from familiar places. Inside Out tracks down fugitive 'Maggot Pete', and Ray Gosling follows in the footsteps of Leicester playwright Joe Orton.
DetailsMarie Ashby meets the couple fighting for real victim support. Plus, a probe into the incinerator deal which could cost taxpayers dear, and Mike Dilger sniffs out a rare butterfly.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. Inside Out meets the people standing in the way of the big superstores, and takes a look at one city's life-saving scientific discoveries.
DetailsFeaturing an investigation into why so many workers are killed on building sites, and Ray Gosling takes the film director Stephen Frears back to Nottingham.
DetailsThe story behind the battle to convict the gangster behind Nottingham's notorious gun crime problem.
DetailsWhat life is like on one of the East Midlands' most deprived estates, controversy over the real location of the Battle of Bosworth, and the businesses bouncing back from recession.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. Chris Packham is on the trail of the cat killers, and there's a look at the community that nobody wants to live next door to.
DetailsInvestigating the controversial organisation which is said to add to the anguish of Madeleine McCann's parents. Plus, the villagers digging their own superfast broadband network.
DetailsVideo journalist Jonathan Cecil spends two weeks with the crews of the East Midlands air ambulance, for whom saving lives is all part of a day's work.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places. Marie Ashby follows three-year-old Liam Smyth, who has the rarest form of dwarfism, on a life-changing journey to America.
DetailsInside Out reveals why the fall-out from Britain's nuclear tests spans the generations. Plus, the farmer using eggs rather than ASBOs.
DetailsIs the DNA database an essential tool for capturing crooks or an infringement of civil liberties? Marie Ashby investigates. Des Coleman hits the streets to sing for his supper.
DetailsLocal magazine programme. Rob Pittam visits his home town, which was divided by the miners' strike in 1984, and where he was working for the community newspaper at the time.
DetailsTen years after his death, why is Justin Fashanu the only footballer to come out as being gay? Plus, Simon Groom reports on the regeneration of Derby's railway heritage.
DetailsWould it be safer to knock down some of the region's high rise flats rather than try to improve them?And, a tribute to the Alan Sillitoe from modern-day screenwriter Billy Ivory.
DetailsSurprising real-life stories from familiar places, with Marie Ashby. Treading in the footsteps of the mass trespass in the Peak District, plus how a community copes after tragedy.
DetailsAre pet owners being overcharged? Chris Packham reveals the results of our vets survey. Plus Marie Ashby on the history of the M1, and Des Coleman meets Miss England beauty queens.
DetailsLocal stories. Inside Out goes on the trail of the caravan thieves, and meets the people planning what to do when the UK runs out of oil. Plus, Alvin Stardust comes home.
DetailsFeaturing the homeowners who want new laws to limit the number of student houses in their neighbourhoods, and the story of the grandmother from Derby who made legal history.
DetailsLeicester, Derby and Nottingham fight it out to be crowned king of shopping. School bullies are scared into changing their behaviour.
DetailsMore surprising real-life stories from familiar places. Does the energy crisis open the way for the return of King Coal? Plus, the people deciding to pack up and leave Britain.
DetailsWhy don't cash poor councils sell their pricey number plates? Des Coleman investigates. And fighting back against cheap imports - can local craftsmen be protected?
DetailsHow easy is it to buy dangerous pets? Why the East Midlands gets a high score from the video gaming industry. And you're never too old to learn at the University of the Third Age.
DetailsStudies why failures in the electronic tagging of offenders uncovered by Inside Out in the East Midlands goes much further than first thought.
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