The Report
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R4Report: Police and Crime Commissioners 16 May 2013
Police and Crime Commissioners have faced numerous negative headlines over the past few weeks. They have been criticised for appointing friends and political colleagues to highly paid positions, putting forward eccentric policies or alternatively doing very little at all. So is this criticism fair? Six months after 41 Commissioners were elected across England and Wales, The Report assesses whether the criticisms can be put down to teething problems, or whether there are fundamental issues...
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R4Report: MMR and the legacy of the link with autism. 2...
Melanie Abbott looks at the measles outbreak in South Wales. She looks at how the legacy of the panic about the link between MMR and Autism lives on because of a perception that autism is rife amongst some immigrant groups. She talks to Somalis in Minnesota and finds that a lack of answers and high rates of autism in their families has affected MMR uptake and how this message is being heard back here in the UK.
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R4Report: Bitcoin 25 April 2013
Bitcoin, a digital currency found exclusively online and traded by a niche group of computer geeks has become more mainstream. Independent of any government or company users can be anonymous but in recent weeks, Bitcoin lost half its value due to a panic sell-off, but who are the people buying and selling this new currency and how does it work? Simon Cox investigates
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R4Report: Children's heart surgery 18 April 2013
In the wake of the recent suspension of children’s heart surgery at Leeds General Infirmary, Hannah Barnes asks how safe is the hospital’s unit ?
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R4Report: The truth about Pope Francis 11 April 2013
The first Latin American Pope has impressed many by signalling that he wants a “poor Church for the poor.” But awkward questions have arisen around the scandal of missing children and his role during Argentina’s so-called “Dirty War” which threaten to tarnish the new Bishop of Rome. Was he complicit with the military dictatorship or did he move behind the scenes to save the lives of his flock? Mark Dowd has been to Argentina to investigate.
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R4Report: Cypriot Banks 04 April 2013
The economy of Cyprus is in jeopardy and Russians have been blamed for using the island as a tax haven. However, it would seem that the problem with the system was much closer to home. Simon Cox finds out from employees and executives at the now defunct Laiki Bank how billions handed out in bad loans created a financial time-bomb that has destroyed a nation's hopes.
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R4Report: Bulgarian and Romanian Immigration 28 March...
Restrictions on immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria are lifted in 2014 and will have the same rights to work in the UK as other EU nationals. Will there really be a large influx of migrants and is the Government prepared for such an occasion? Victoria Derbyshire also asks those who have already made the move about what may happen in 2014.
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R4Report: Pension Liberation Schemes 21 March 2013
Pension liberation schemes promise people access to their funds before they are 55.In times of financial difficulty people may be tempted to sign up, but will they ever see their money again?
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R4Report: Blacklisting 14 Feb 2013
Claims have recently re-emerged that thousands of construction workers have been turned down for jobs because of a 'blacklist' secretly run by a company called the Consulting Association and funded by some of the largest construction companies in the country. In this edition of the Report Simon Cox talks to the bookkeeper of the Consulting Association in her first ever broadcast interview. He examines evidence suggesting that union representatives may have "liaised" with contractors to...
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R4Report: High Street Closures 7 Feb 13
After the string of recent closures, Jenny Chryss examines the behind-the-scenes battles to save some of the High Street's best known names.
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R4Report: Algerian Siege 31 Jan 2013
What really went on in the jihadist attack at the In Amenas gas field in Algeria where workers were taken hostage? This programme examines how this security breach could have happened and hears of security concerns from those working at the facility. We speak with hostages who describe their ordeal and eventual escapes. Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb are the terrorist group who have claimed responsibility for the kidnappings, but who makes up this group and how do they operate in the wider...
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R4Report: The Police Federation 24 Jan 2013
Phil Kemp examines the Police Federation of England and Wales and its role in what has become known as "Plebgate", leading to the downfall of a cabinet Minister. Last October the Government Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell resigned over a row about what he told armed police officers when trying to leave Downing Street on his bike. The Report reveals internal divisions that led to one region of the Federation pursuing its own PR campaign against the wishes of the leadership and the new National...
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R4Report: Libor 17 Jan 2013
The LIBOR scandal deepens and more and more banks are becoming embroiled. In July of last year Simon Cox investigated LIBOR manipulation after Barclays’ was given a hefty fine by regulators. Now, following even worse abuses at Swiss Bank UBS, he examines what impact the growing number of legal cases may have and what reforms are required to stop banking scandals happening in the future. What impact are the growing number of legal cases having on bank profitability and can financial...
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R4Report: Railways 10 Jan 13
Rail fares are up, punctuality targets missed on long-distance routes and services cancelled because of driver shortages - are passengers getting value for money?
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R4Report: Historic Abuse 03 Jan 13
After a year marked by new allegations about the scale of historic child abuse are there lessons for England and Wales in the way other countries have dealt with the issue? Simon Cox reports.
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HP and Autonomy 27 Dec 2012
Phil Kemp investigates the sale of the British software company, Autonomy, to IT giant Hewlett Packard which claims it was misled about the firm's value.
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Roma Children in Care 20 Dec 2012
The decision by Rotherham council to remove three foster children from a couple because of their support of UKIP provoked intense criticism, but one important detail which emerged is that the children were from a Roma family - one of a growing number coming into contact with social services in the UK. Simon Cox investigates concerns about the high number of Roma children being taken into care.
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Women Bishops 13 Dec 2012
Recently the ordination of women Bishops in the UK was narrowly rejected by just six votes in the House of Laity in the General Synod, the Church's legislative body. Some believe that the House of Laity does not represent the views of the majority of churchgoers. Linda Pressly asks whether it needs reform and how the conservative agenda of some parishes might impact the wider Anglican church.
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Surgeons under scrutiny 06 Dec 2012
How robust is the NHS in dealing with doctors' bad practice? Health Correspondent for the West of England Matthew Hill asks why surgeon Rob Jones, who delivered the Camerons’ baby Florence in 2010, was able to remain in practice for 20 years in Cornwall despite being subject to 8 inquiries into his medical negligence. Sir Bruce Keogh exclusively tells the Report that in the next two years the NHS will be rolling out a league table or surgeons to scrutinise surgeons’ practice.
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The Royal British Legion 29 Nov 2012
The Royal British Legion is spending millions of pounds to change the way it works. The man in charge says it must or the RBL will end up ‘like the dinosaurs’. Critics say the iconic charity behind the Poppy Appeal is losing sight of the veterans it was set up to help. Angus Crawford investigates.
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R4Report: Burglary Victims Who Fight Back 22 Nov 2012
What happens when victims of burglary come face to face with an intruder in their home and fight back? Melanie Abbot asks how the legal process works and whether they are treated as sympathetically as Justice Secretary, Christopher Grayling, thinks they should be?
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R4Report: Free Schools 11 Oct 2012
Simon Cox investigates the battle of influence over Free Schools.
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R4Report: Hillsborough 4 Oct 12
Jenny Chryss asks why, after 96 Liverpool fans died at Hillsborough in 1989, decades of investigations failed to uncover what really happened in Britain's worst sporting disaster.
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R4Report: Annecy Killings 27 Sept 12
With police still trying to establish a clear motive for the shooting of a British family and a cyclist in the French Alps, Simon Cox asks whether the murders will ever be solved.
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R4Report: Visa Trouble at London Met
Wesley Stephenson asks why London Metropolitan University was stripped of its licence to sponsor overseas students. The programme examines confidential minutes of management meetings at the University and uncovers crucial information about what happened.
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R4Report: Police Complaints 13 Sep 2012
As the Independent Police Complaints Commission begins a review into the way it works, Simon Cox asks if the police watchdog is up to the job.
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R4Report: Cosmetic Surgery 06 Sep 2012
It’s estimated that people in the UK spend more than two billion pounds a year on cosmetic surgery and other procedures like botox and fillers. In the Report this week two of the leading private clinics, The Harley Medical Group and Transform, speak out for the first time since the PIP breast implant scandal emerged earlier this year. They say failures by the European regulatory system have caused them financial and operating problems. The Govt has ordered a review of the industry led by Sir...
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R4Report: Forensic Science 30 Aug 2012
This year the Forensic Science Service (FSS) closed leaving the UK without a national forensics service. How has this impacted the criminal justice system?
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R4Report: University Fees 23 Aug 12
Students want value for money for their £9,000-a-year university fees. But with the Government squeezing the money it gives to higher education, can the colleges deliver?
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R4Report: Childhood Obesity 16 Aug 2012
Obesity levels are increasing year on year in the UK, especially among children, with little sign of slowing down. Helen Grady asks what the state can do to stop obese children becoming super-size adults and what's stopping social workers from taking more of these children into care.
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R4Report: Olympic Legacy 09 Aug 2012
As the games draw to a close, and the Paralympics begin, it has been claimed that the Olympics will generate a 13.5 Billion pound boost to the British Economy. Are there more jobs in Olympic Boroughs, greater tourism across the UK and better deals for UK businesses? Simon Cox investigates whether attempts to link the Games with economic growth are flawed.
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R4Report: Olympic Security 02 August 2012
The London Olympic Games are in full swing but after seven years of preparation how did plans for security, to be provided by the private contractor G4S, go so badly wrong?
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R4Report: Border Agency 26 July 12
As strike action is called off by border guards, Adrian Goldberg investigates the problems facing the UK Border Agency and Border Force and looks at claims that security is being put at risk.
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R4Report: LIBOR 19 July 12
As investigations continue into claims the Libor interest rate was manipulated, Simon Cox examines allegations of collusion between banks and asks who has lost out?
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R4Report: NHS Trust Going Bust 12.07.12
Wesley Stephenson asks can lessons be learnt from the first NHS Trust to go bust?
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R4Report: The Children's Care Business 05.07.12
After revelations that thousands go missing from children's homes each year, Simon Cox investigates the private companies in charge of them. Are profits trumping a duty of care?
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R4Report: Grooming: Who cares? 31 May 12
Some victims of recent grooming cases were living in children's homes. Simon Cox asks what's going wrong.
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R4Report: Death of an MI6 Officer 25.05.12
After an inquest concluded that we may never know how MI6 officer Gareth Williams died, The Report asks if the investigation into his death was hampered by mistakes from the outset
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R4Report: Tax Relief on Charity Donation
Simon Cox investigates how charities will be affected by the cap on donation tax relief proposed by the Coalition Government in the latest Budget.
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R4Report: A New Scandal for Banks? 03 MAY 2012
Are banks on the verge of a new mis-selling scandal? Some businesses claim they were mis-sold products designed to protect them against interest rate rises, but is it a case of buyer beware? Phil Kemp investigates.
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R4Report: Mark Duggan Investigation 26 Apr 12
Mark Duggan's death sparked riots in England last summer. The Report asks whether we will ever know why he was shot by armed police.
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R4Report: What Price Cheap Booze? 19 Apr 12
Will the Home Office's plan for a minimum alcohol price in England reduce binge drinking and alcohol fuelled crime? Andy Denwood investigates a Government public health U-turn.
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R4Report: Facing the drought 12 Apr 12
Parts of England are facing the worst drought in more than 30 years. A hosepipe ban has been imposed. How did we get here? For The Report, Linda Pressly investigates.
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R4Report: Kenya Terror: The British Connection? 05 Apr 12
The widow of the 7/7 King's Cross bomber is suspected of involvement in an al-Shabaab plot. Simon Cox investigates how some British Muslims are being drawn into the war in Somalia.
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R4Report: The Work Programme Revisited 29 Mar 12
Hannah Barnes investigates the government's flagship welfare-to-work scheme. Why are some of the organisations in charge of delivering the plans saying that the Work Programme is unworkable?
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R4Report: NHS Reform 22 Mar 12
Why are plans to reform the NHS in England so controversial? Simon Cox investigates the tortuous path of the Health and Social Care Bill and asks how the proposed changes may work.
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R4Report: Forced Academies
The worst primary schools in England are being 'forced' to become academies, but some claim they've been unfairly targetted. Simon Cox investigates how the schools are being selected and the pressure on them to leave local authority control.
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R4Report: Battling Boardroom Pay 09 Feb 12
Big executive pay deals have become a toxic issue. Max Flint investigates why boardroom pay packets have grown so large and asks if the Government can persuade shareholders to take action.
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R4Report: Costa Concordia 02 Feb 12
The Costa Concordia cruise ship ran aground off the Tuscan island of Giglio on 13 January and at least 17 people died. Simon Cox investigates exactly what happened and asks whether warning signs about cruise ship safety should have been acted on sooner.
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R4Report: The drug Khat 26 Jan 12
The drug Khat is still legal in the UK, but banned by a growing number of Western countries. Why is the UK out of step, and what impact will that have? Lucy Ash investigates.
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R4Report: PIP Breast Implants 19 Jan 12
How did faulty breast implants made by the French firm PIP continue to be sold in the UK despite warnings about their safety? Simon Cox investigates and learns of new proposals to introduce insurance for cosmetic surgery patients along the same lines as the scheme operated by the travel industry.
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R4Report: Leasing Industry Malpractice 12 Jan 12
Investigating malpractice in the UK's multi-billion pound leasing industry, reporter Adrian Goldberg hears from people who signed leasing contracts and lost six figure sums, seen their businesses close, and been forced into bankruptcy. Beyond these stories of personal anguish, The Report looks into the role of some of Britain's major banks involved in leasing and asks if it's time for an overhaul in the way the industry is regulated.
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R4Report: Metal Theft Epidemic 05 Jan 12
As metal theft reaches epidemic proportions, Andrew Hosken hears how stolen scrap is 'laundered' by dealers and reveals a promised Government crack down on the cash economy.
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R4Report: Iran's Soft Power 29 Dec 11
What role does Press TV, the Iranian government-funded satellite channel, play in UK-Iranian relations? Linda Pressly examines its place in a network of Iranian influence.
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R4Report: Clinical Trials 22 Dec 11
The number of clinical trials in the UK has fallen sharply. Simon Cox asks if proposed changes by the government can halt this decline and speed up new treatments for patients.
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R4Report: Computer Hacking 15 Dec 11
As police investigate alleged computer hacking of former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain, Jane Dodge investigates the use of computer hacking by the press.
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R4Report: Britain's Border Controls 08 Dec 11
The UK Border Agency, the organisation which oversees Britain's immigration and customs operation, seems to be the subject of frequent damaging revelations. The recent disclosure that security checks were lowered at UK ports, allegedly without ministerial consent, cost Brodie Clark, former head of the Border Agency, his job. But behind the headlines, what is really going on in immigration halls up and down the land? In this week's The Report, Simon Cox investigates the UK Border Agency and...
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R4Report: Behind the Lines 01 Dec 11
Behind the scenes in Birmingham during planning for the TUC's Day of Action. Lucy Ash hears from union officials planning the strike and those who'll be affected by the disruption, and asks whether there' a growing divide between public and private workers.
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R4Report: Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards 24 Nov 11
Matthew Hill investigates the system of legal safeguards for people who are deprived of their liberty because they lack mental capacity. Are their rights being observed? The programme gains exclusive access to a new report from the Mental Health Alliance which claims that the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards are "not fit for purpose" and interviews the head of the judges in the Court of Protection - Mr Justice Charles. Matthew Hill also speaks to the Official Solicitor, Alastair Pitblado,...
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R4Report: Occupy London 17 Nov 11
What really happened when an Occupy London protest led to the closure of St Paul's Cathedral? Simon Cox finds a crucial third player in the City of London Corporation.
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R4Report: Shale Gas 13 Oct 11
With shale gas production contributing to a reduction in gas prices in the US, Simon Cox investigates what Britain can expect from potentially large reserves in the UK.
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R4Report: Truth Behind School Exclusion Stats 06 Oct 11
Official school exclusion rates have fallen dramatically in the past decade. Sam Washington goes behind the figures and discovers that an apparent success story may be masking a big failure.
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R4Report: Stepping Hill Hospital 29 Sep 11
After bags of saline were allegedly contaminated with insulin, Linda Pressly asks if anyone will ever be brought to justice for the deaths at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport.
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R4Report: Forced Marriage
The Forced Marriage Unit says 350 young people could be missing as the new academic year starts. Angus Crawford asks whether schools are doing enough to help vulnerable children.
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R4Report: The Work Programme 15 Sep 11
Simon Cox examines the government's plan to get the long-term unemployed back to work and asks whether it is likely to succeed where previous programmes have failed.
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R4Report: The Politics of Abortion 08 Sep 11
Are evangelical Christians using the abortion debate to reshape Britain's political landscape? Bill Law investigates.
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R4Report: Crime-Cutting Miracles? 01 Sep 11
Mobeen Azhar asks if "miracle" police initiatives in Glasgow and the US really can prevent violent crime. This is what David Cameron's hoping for - but what is the evidence?
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R4Report: The Riots - How They Began 25 Aug 11
The Report investigates why the shooting of Mark Duggan in Tottenham sparked unrest and asks whether it led directly to the worst rioting England has witnessed in a generation.
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R4Report: Hacking Scandal 18 Aug 11
Tom Watson MP asks the Prime Minister to look again at the links between the murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan and the Hackgate scandal.
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R4Report: Extremism in the UK 11 Aug 11
In the wake of the massacre in Norway, James Silver examines far right extremism in the UK and how fears about 'Islamistion' are fuelling tensions in some areas of the country. Please note there has been a change to this programme from the original broadcast because of an erroneous reference to the English Democrats.
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R4Report: Badger Culling 04 Aug 11
A badger culling trial to tackle tb in cattle is announced in England, while a proposed cull in Wales has been abandoned. Nick Ravenscroft reports the effect of policy paralysis.
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R4Report: The MOD's Missing Kit 28 July 11
How did the MOD lose track of over £5bn worth of military equipment? Adrian Goldberg asks why the system is in disarray and asks what's the risk to frontline troops.
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R4Report: Phone Hacking 21 Jul 11
Simon Cox investigates whether the phone hacking scandal goes further than just the News Of the World.
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R4Report: Exam paper errors 14 Jul 11
The Report asks what is going on with the UK exam system when 10 errors were found in this summer's papers. Can the 100,000 affected pupils now trust the August results?
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R4Report: NHS whistleblowers 07 Jul 11
Simon Cox asks what happens to some NHS doctors when they voice concern about patient safety. Should they be better protected?
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R4Report: Lessons from the 7/7 inquest 26 May 11
In the wake of the findings of the 7/7 inquest Simon Cox looks at what has changed within the emergency services. Would the public be safer in the event of another attack?
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R4Report: Supermarkets 19 May 11
After riots in Bristol following the opening of a Tesco store Phil Kemp looks at calls for changes in planning rules. As the Localism Bill goes through Parliament and a 'High Street' Tzar is appointed councils want more control over retail developments.
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R4Report: EU Borders
Conflicts in Libya and Tunisia have sparked an immigration row in Europe which could threaten the EU's fundamental principle of open borders. Simon Cox investigates.
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R4Report: Tunisia 05 May 11
Linda Pressly travels to Tunisia to find out what has happened since the uprising earlier this year.
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R4Report: The UK Census 28 Apr 2011
In the 21st century age of digital technology is it still really necessary to have a paper census costing the British tax payer 482 million pounds and taking 9 years to plan? In opposition, the Conservative Party was highly critical of the census. So, as the dominant partner in a coalition government could they be about to abolish it? Reporter James Silver investigates the options for a replacement survey of the nation and reveals how some proposed changes could result in more goverment...
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R4Report: Britain's nuclear power plants
In the wake of Fukushima, Andy Denwood investigates the recent record of Britain's nuclear safety agency: is the inspectorate - relaunched this month - up to the job?
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R4Report: Illegal music downloading 14 Apr 11
The Report looks at plans to stop the illegal downloading of music and asks, is the Digital Economy Act unravelling?
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R4Report: Voting system referendum: 07 Apr 11
James Silver asks who is bankrolling the referendum campaigns for and against the introduction of the Alternative Vote.
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R4Report: University donations 31 Mar 11
Simon Cox investigates the problems that donations from Middle Eastern and North African countries are creating for British universities.
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R4Report: Christians and equality 24 Mar 11
The real story behind cases involving evangelical Christians and the equalities legislation - is it just about faith versus gay equality, or are there other factors involved?
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R4Report: Libya Special 3 March 2011
Hugh Miles talks to close associates of Colonel Gaddafi's son Saif al Islam and reveals how governments, big business and dissidents were persuaded to help the regime.
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R4Report: Midwife shortage 17 Feb 11
Midwives have been in short supply in England for years. Why aren't there enough and what effect is this having on hospitals and pregnant women?
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R4Report: Pay day loans 10 Feb 11
As the economy slows and high street credit tightens, getting money online is becoming fast, easy and very expensive. Too easy? Phil Kemp investigates the online lending explosion.
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R4Report: Trouble Inside
With a string of disturbances in prisons since November, Gill Dummigan looks at what the strains are within the system?
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R4Report: Petrol prices 27 Jan 11
As petrol prices reach record levels at the pumps, the government is coming under increasing pressure to ease the motorists' pain. Amid the growing anger, Michael Buchanan takes to the road to investigate...
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Bankers' Bonuses 20 Jan 11
Bankers are on course for bonuses of £7bn and good times are back in the city. Despite calls from the PM to show restraint some bankers have also seen salary increases of 50% or more. Simon Cox asks why the Government seems powerless to act.
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R4Report: Is Luton a 'hotbed of extremism'? 13 Jan 11
After the revelation of links between the recent Stockholm suicide bombing and Luton, Phil Kemp explores whether the claim that the town is a 'hotbed of extremism' is deserved.
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Corruption in Cricket 6 Jan 10
An investigation into fixing in cricket - the illegal betting market in India, corrupt bookmakers targeting the County game, and how one player was offered quarter of million pounds to fix a match. Adrian Goldberg reports.
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R4Report: UK Uncut 30 Dec 10
Linda Pressly reports on UK Uncut's campaign against big businesses that avoid tax.
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R4Report: Wikileaks 23 Dec 10
Simon Cox talks to current and former members of Wikileaks to find out how it operates. He investigates how the organisation was set up, and how it handles its own leaks and internal dissent. Producer: Jo Mathys Editor: Nicola Meyrick
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R4Report: Ireland's Toxic Tiger 16 Dec 10
As the Euroland crisis spreads from one country to another, In Business joins forces with The Report to examine what's happening and why it matters. The Report investigates the fallout from the Irish collapse on the British economy and then Peter Day is joined by a distinguished panel to discuss the future of the euro.
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R4Report: The Phil Woolas Case: 09 Dec 2010
Simon Cox assesses the implications of the ruling that stripped former Immigration Minister and Labour MP, Phil Woolas of his Oldham East and Saddleworth seat.
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Who Owns England's Schools? 02 Dec 10
The Government wants all English schools to become academies: state-funded but independent of local authority control. Fewer than 100 have converted, and others are locked in dispute with parents and teachers. James Silver asks who will be the winners and losers.
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R4Report: Housing benefit 25 Nov 10
The truth about housing benefit, why the government wants to cap it, and what effect that might have on our cities. Mukul Devichand investigates.
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R4Report: Airline security 18 Nov 10
Simon Cox looks at aviation security in the wake of the East Midlands Airport parcel bomb and asks what more can be done by the industry to prevent terrorist attacks.
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R4Report: Suicide chat rooms 14 Oct 10
Is the internet encouraging vulnerable people to kill themselves? Several recent double suicides have been linked to chat rooms and websites. The Report investigates the evidence.
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R4Report: Anti Social Behaviour 7 Oct 10
Anti social behaviour ruins people's lives, and many incidents are not recorded. Jane Dodge reports on how well our streets are policed, and whether the cuts will damage frontline policing.
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R4Report: Ground Zero Islamic Centre 30 Sep 10
The plan to build an Islamic Centre near Ground Zero has polarised the US and become a key political issue. Linda Pressly explores the fallout.
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The Report: Taxman troubles 23 Sep 10
Millions of Britons are receiving letters from the taxman, about over or underpaid tax, Simon Cox reports on what went wrong at the Revenue, and the tax write-off still to come.
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R4Report: Ali al-Megrahi: 16 Sep 10
A year after the release of Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, found guilty of the Lockerbie bombing, James Silver looks into the theories surrounding his release.
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R4Report: A Level blues 09 Sep 10
Straight A's and on the verge of signing on: Morland Sanders reports on tough times for those who missed university, and asks whether the Government's alternatives will help.
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R4Report: Extradition: 02 Sep 2010
Mukul Devichand investigates who can be extradited to face trials abroad.
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