Cutting Edge

Sensitive account of the terrible affect of a serial killer on the previously quiet town of Ipswich, with heartfelt interviews with relatives and residents.

Stuart Robinson is a man who travels around the world to chase storms. This documentary follows follows his quest to get into the eye of the storm in America and the impact it has on his wife.

The story of Laura Williams, the youngest mother in the world to give bith to conjoined twins. Laura and her husband Aled made medical history with the birth of their twin daughters, Hope and Faith, who were joined from shoulder to waist. This film follows the girls' fight for life as they undergo a ten-hour operation to separate them.

A look at a collection of births, marriages and deaths that all take place on one day.

A look at the growing dispute between UK residents and bin men.

Looking at serial surrogates. Questioning women who give birth to other people's children are addicted to the process and the effects it can have on their health.

A look at parents who are determined to go to any lengths to ensure their children are successful within a chosen sport.

Cutting Edge investigates the qualities that make a have-a-go hero, asking why some people will always intervene on behalf of strangers while others simply walk away. Five violent real-life incidents are used to illustrate one of the fundamental questions facing modern Britain whether the fabric of society has disintegrated to the point where the country has become a collective of strangers interested only in self-preservation.

Cutting Edge investigates what drove self-made millionaire Christopher Foster to murder his family and set fire to their Shropshire mansion, Osbaston House, in August 2008. Pathologists and forensic anthropologists, together with experts in arson and ballistics, give an informed perspective, while friends of Foster provide additional insights into what may have prompted such a horrific crime.

Follow up to the 1999 film, Fifteen. 10 years later the film follows the progress of Kimberley, a mum of two children; after having one child taken off her by social services she is determined not to have the other taken away. The film also explores her life with her new boyfriend and tries to find out what makes a good mother.

Cutting Edge presents a documentary examining the impact of the economic recession on ordinary Britons. The programme follows people living on roads that share a name with the American financial district, including Ali Kahn in Wolverhampton, who is determined to find work, and Grimsby resident Paul Hirst, whose spending habits have not been affected by the credit crunch.

Cutting Edge follows Kate and Gerry McCann as they deal with the pain of not knowing what has happened to their daughter. The film reconstructs events surrounding the youngster's disappearance, based on testimony given to the Portuguese police. Along with their investigation team, the McCanns endeavour to piece together the events of two years ago in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz, while at the same time trying to create a normal life for Madeleine's siblings

This Cutting Edge documentary follows Professor Kypros Nicolaides and his team at London King's College Hospital as they try to save critically ill babies in the womb. Identical twin brothers Conner and Cody Bambrough have developed a rare and perilous condition that threatens both of their lives before they are born, prompting the doctors to carry out a radical procedure in the hope of saving them

Cutting Edge follows inspectors from Birmingham City Council's building control unit as they investigate anonymous tip-offs, uncover dangerous building practices and oversee demolitions. Among the homeowners who must abide by strict rules and regulations are a pregnant mother whose builder has left her with a roof that cannot be saved, and a man who has spent 15 years gutting his terraced house without getting official approval

Cutting Edge returns with the first in-depth documentary about the discovery that stunned the world: Jaycee Lee Dugard, who was kidnapped 18 years ago, aged 11, and found alive last month

Cutting Edge catches up with Alex Stobbs, the musical prodigy who has cystic fibrosis and was first featured in A Boy Called Alex, who is now studying music at Cambridge.

To find out what pubs really mean to us, film-maker Sue Bourne takes a 3,000-mile pub crawl to some of Britain's Red Lions. Cutting Edge provides a timely snapshot of our drinking habits.

Emily Horne has been married five times but never got divorced. Behind the headlines, Cutting Edge investigates a darker tale of mental illness, addiction and neglect.

Katie was a model and budding TV presenter with a glowing future ahead of her, but in 2008 a vicious acid attack destroyed her face, career and life as she knew it.

Schoolboy Michael Perham takes on the biggest challenge in sailing: a solo non-stop circumnavigation of the globe, something fewer people have achieved than have been in space.

A day in the hectic life of single mother-of-14 Nadya Suleman, who caused a media sensation in January 2009 when she gave birth to octuplets after IVF treatment. As well as chronicling a typical day in the Suleman household, the documentary explores Nadya's back story, including her own lonely childhood.

Cutting Edge gains unique access to Westminster City Council's parking enforcement operation, following new recruits as they join the army of traffic wardens patrolling London's streets.

Revealing the life of three-year-old Jess. Her condition has baffled experts which led her to be dubbed Britain's Youngest Sleepwalker.

Cutting Edge documentary following `The Season', a six-month period in London that provides the upper classes with the opportunity to meet the Queen and find potential suitors for their daughters. The programme concentrates on how the debutantes model clothes and hats and get lessons in protocol, including curtseying and letter writing, before the event culminates in the Queen Charlotte Ball.