A year ago Tonight reported on how quickly Britain might be heading towards a cash-free society. Twelve months on and the world of money has changed dramatically with lockdowns and the .. show full overview
A year ago Tonight reported on how quickly Britain might be heading towards a cash-free society. Twelve months on and the world of money has changed dramatically with lockdowns and the pandemic accelerating the shift away from coins and notes. Some are now warning that the entire cash system, costing £5billion a year to run, could be under threat. Adnan Sarwar investigates.
Most people would agree that the Covid-19 vaccines are the key to getting life back to normal. But when will everyone get them - and will everybody take them? With lives and livelihoods .. show full overview
Most people would agree that the Covid-19 vaccines are the key to getting life back to normal. But when will everyone get them - and will everybody take them? With lives and livelihoods on the line, Dr Oscar Duke investigates the importance of the mass roll-out.
Is the Government's plan to instantly mass test for Covid-19 proving more trouble than it is worth? Major questions are being asked about the accuracy of the instant tests, which are .. show full overview
Is the Government's plan to instantly mass test for Covid-19 proving more trouble than it is worth? Major questions are being asked about the accuracy of the instant tests, which are costing hundreds of millions, but whose use is now being curtailed in places like schools and some care homes. Adam Shaw asks whether lives could be at risk and whether rapid mass testing could end up being money down the drain.
Julie Etchingham investigates the dramatic rise in food banks in Britain, asking why one of the richest countries in the world is experiencing food poverty on such a worrying level.
Julie Etchingham investigates the dramatic rise in food banks in Britain, asking why one of the richest countries in the world is experiencing food poverty on such a worrying level.
Julie Etchingham asks whether the United Kingdom is on the brink of a break-up. Using polls of English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish voters, the programme discovers how people feel .. show full overview
Julie Etchingham asks whether the United Kingdom is on the brink of a break-up. Using polls of English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish voters, the programme discovers how people feel about the union. Julia examines they way Scots are being driven toward independence, and why continuing issues around Brexit are making people in Northern Ireland question their role in the UK.
Many of us are living longer, but not always in the best of health. The Government wants to change that, and by 2035 they're hoping we can all get an extra five fitter years of life. But .. show full overview
Many of us are living longer, but not always in the best of health. The Government wants to change that, and by 2035 they're hoping we can all get an extra five fitter years of life. But what should we be doing to take care of ourselves as we get older? Actor and musician Martin Kemp investigates.
Former MP Tom Watson investigates how much damage refined sugar is doing to the nation's health, and asks what impact eating less sugar would have on the NHS.
Former MP Tom Watson investigates how much damage refined sugar is doing to the nation's health, and asks what impact eating less sugar would have on the NHS.
23x17 Cheats, Fiddles and Scams: Protecting Your Family Episode overview
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2021 Jún 06
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23x18 Cheats, Fiddles and Scams: Protecting Your Money? Pt.2 Episode overview
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2021 Jún 07
In the second part of a two-part programme we look closer to home, and we focus on the criminals, some of whom have even targeted friends and family members.
In the second part of a two-part programme we look closer to home, and we focus on the criminals, some of whom have even targeted friends and family members.
Fiona Foster speaks to the councils battling to keep the streets clean, the communities taking action, and the innovators tackling littering in new ways.
Fiona Foster speaks to the councils battling to keep the streets clean, the communities taking action, and the innovators tackling littering in new ways.
For many of us, months of lockdown has meant taking a long hard look at our surroundings and tackling the clutter in our homes. But what do we do with all of our unwanted stuff? Reporter Angellica Bell investigates.
For many of us, months of lockdown has meant taking a long hard look at our surroundings and tackling the clutter in our homes. But what do we do with all of our unwanted stuff? Reporter Angellica Bell investigates.
Is Britain already fully booked? And do we have to accept we're going to need to blow the budget for a British break this year? Sonali Shah investigates.
Is Britain already fully booked? And do we have to accept we're going to need to blow the budget for a British break this year? Sonali Shah investigates.
As a new SOS is sounded over the longest waiting lists since records began, Romilly Weeks meets doctors, patients and families and asks what can be done to clear the backlog?
As a new SOS is sounded over the longest waiting lists since records began, Romilly Weeks meets doctors, patients and families and asks what can be done to clear the backlog?
Jonathan Maitland investigates the energy saving tips we can all use to keep costs down this winter as the UK's wholesale energy markets reach record highs.
Jonathan Maitland investigates the energy saving tips we can all use to keep costs down this winter as the UK's wholesale energy markets reach record highs.
Chris Choi meets the repairers who want to give our electronic waste a second lease of life and asks whether existing laws giving us the right to repair go far enough.
Chris Choi meets the repairers who want to give our electronic waste a second lease of life and asks whether existing laws giving us the right to repair go far enough.
Paul Kennedy passed away from pancreatic cancer just three months after he was diagnosed. Treated during the pandemic, Paul allowed his son Daniel to film brief precious moments on his .. show full overview
Paul Kennedy passed away from pancreatic cancer just three months after he was diagnosed. Treated during the pandemic, Paul allowed his son Daniel to film brief precious moments on his final journey. Daniel shines a spotlight on the deadliest common cancer, and investigates whether enough is being done to get patients diagnosed early.
Since 2010 we have failed to meet national legal limits of air pollution in the UK. Joe Crowley investigates what is being done to tackle the problem and assesses the health implications it may have for us all.
Since 2010 we have failed to meet national legal limits of air pollution in the UK. Joe Crowley investigates what is being done to tackle the problem and assesses the health implications it may have for us all.
As Britain faces shortages of fuel and food, is there a supply chain crisis brewing? Or does consumer panic buying create the crisis? Julie Etchingham investigates.
As Britain faces shortages of fuel and food, is there a supply chain crisis brewing? Or does consumer panic buying create the crisis? Julie Etchingham investigates.
This time last year much of Britain was in lockdown - many families were forced apart and Christmas celebrations put on hold as the nation continued to fight the Covid epidemic. But even .. show full overview
This time last year much of Britain was in lockdown - many families were forced apart and Christmas celebrations put on hold as the nation continued to fight the Covid epidemic. But even with new restrictions to counter the omicron variant, can it be a different story this year? Fiona Foster reports on the people providing hope for others this festive season.
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