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In 1995 a 23-year-old psychiatric patient took a live-in job looking after two young children in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Six months later he set fire to the house, killing the children and their mother. The...
John Sweeney reports on the horrors of the heroin trade and the people it destroys. Large quantities of heroin are being imported via the Thames, creating a new generation of addicts.
Many highly paid professionals, dissatisfatied with long working hours and job insecurity, are looking for lower-paid but more fulfilling work. Follows an estate agent who is now a therapist, a banker who...
Charles Carroll reports on the threatened closure of Hackney Downs School, although once considered one of the best schools in London, had such poor standards that the Government decided the pupils would be...
When Heather Rabbatts took over as chief executive of Lambeth Council in London, it was described as the worst job in local government. Cameras followed her for five months as she tried to turn a London...
Asks what responsibility scientists have for their discoveries. In the early 1940s some of the most crucial work on the atomic bomb was done in Oxford, changing out world forever. In 1995, 50 years after...
As the first full summer of Channel Tunnel travel gets underway, Eurotunnel and the established ferry operaters are set to strive for dominance of the cross-Channel travel market.
The fear of being fat has spread to the classroom, with doctors reporting an alarming rise in anorexia nervosa among children as young as seven. Michael Delahaye reports on the young poeple now succumbing to...
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