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Odcinek 1:Kids Behaving Badly

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Odcinek 2:Jailed for a Knife

34 teenagers were stabbed to death in the UK in 2008. The number of prison sentences handed out for carrying a knife has risen ten-fold. Why are so many youngsters arming themselves with knives? Raphael Rowe enters prisons to speak to them.

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Odcinek 3:What Now, Mr. President?

Barack Obama won the US Presidential election promising to make America a fairer country. But he has inherited the worst economic crisis in almost a century. Can he change the most powerful country in the world, and should he?

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Odcinek 4:Have I Got Bad Language for You?

After recent BBC controversies, comedian Frank Skinner explores the boundaries of acceptable language on British television.

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Odcinek 5:Tax Me If You Can

Despite Britain being in economic crisis and ordinary taxpayers getting hit hard it seems that the super-rich can still take advantage of 'off-shore' tax havens to protect their millions. John Sweeney asks if it is time these were closed.

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Odcinek 6:Gaza: Out of the Ruins

As Israel prepares to vote on its future, BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen travels through a devastated Gaza to ask if the 22-day Operation Cast Lead has really weakened Hamas or merely sown the seeds for further bloodshed.

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Odcinek 7:Muslim First, British Second

As the government prepares to announce a new counter-terrorism strategy, the Secret Service (MI5) say that they cannot monitor all of the Muslim extremists in Britain. Richard Watson asks should we talk to or isolate the radicals.

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Odcinek 8:Credit Where It’s Due

Dragon's Den star Theo Paphitis investigates if the banks and the government are doing enough to help the 4.7 million small businesses in the UK to survive the recession. 120 businesses are reportedly closing down each day.

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Odcinek 9:RBS: What Happens After Sorry?

RBS are predicted to be about to announce the biggest losses in British history. In February 2009 the bank's chief executive apologized for their part in the banking crisis. Mark Daly looks at what is next for the bank and its staff.

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Odcinek 10:Episode #57.10

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Odcinek 11:Crime Pays

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Odcinek 12:Who Will Save the Savers?

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Odcinek 13:1959: A Panorama Guide

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Odcinek 14:The Gunmen Who Never Went Away

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Odcinek 15:Slumdogs & Millionaires

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Odcinek 16:Britain’s Homecare Scandal

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Odcinek 17:Life after Woolies

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Odcinek 18:May Contain Nuts

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Odcinek 19:Who’d be an NHS Whistleblower?

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Odcinek 20:Baby P: The Whole Truth?

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Odcinek 21:The Six Billion Dollar Man

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Odcinek 22:Stem Cells and Miracles

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Odcinek 23:Is Your MP Working for You?

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Odcinek 24:A Very Dangerous Doctor

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Odcinek 25:Obama and the Ayatollah

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Odcinek 26:The Death of Kiss and Tell

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Odcinek 27:The Battle of Swat Valley

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Odcinek 28:Will the Scots Ever Be Happy?

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Odcinek 29:Whatever Happened to People Power?

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Odcinek 30:Licence to Torture

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Odcinek 31:Save Our Steel

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Odcinek 32:The Trauma Industry

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Odcinek 33:Smugglers’ Tales

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Odcinek 34:The Truth About Happy Hour

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Odcinek 35:What Are We Fighting For?

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Odcinek 36:Gimme Shelter

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Odcinek 37:Britain’s Dirty Beaches

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Odcinek 38:Europe or Die Trying

A documentary on illegal, essentially economic migration from African countries, notably leaving from the Libyan shores, to 'promised land' Europe. Reporting home to Ghana allows a 'famous' lucky emigrant, who got into Italy, to explain that even in the unlikely event of surviving the trip without being returned, life as unschooled immigrant hardly lives up to dreams before departure.

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Odcinek 39:Swine Flu: Everything You Need to Know

Jeremy Vine, Sophie Raworth and Fergus Walsh travel through the UK and the world to expose the myths and the dangers of swine flu. Who is most vulnerable? How do you avoid it? And can the NHS cope?

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Odcinek 40:Banks Behaving Badly?

In 2008, the British (and many other) banks were bailed out by governments. In return for billions of tax payers money, they were supposed to help kick-start the economy and clean up their management bonus-act. A year later, the bank sector's record on both counts is contemptible. Instead of passing on cheap credit, they stifle business investments and private credit, even the mortgages they over-sold before - and causing the credit crunch. Furthermore they keep organizing tax evasion.

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Odcinek 41:The Truth About Spending Cuts

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Odcinek 42:Dying to Be Treated?

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Odcinek 43:Migrants, Go Home!

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Odcinek 44:Why Hate Ryanair?

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Odcinek 45:Undercover – Hate on the Doorstep

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Odcinek 46:Freed to Offend Again

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Odcinek 47:The Child Protectors

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Odcinek 48:Assault on Justice

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Odcinek 49:Swimming with Loan Sharks

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Odcinek 50:Lethal Enterprise

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Odcinek 51:Can Tesco Save the World?

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Odcinek 52:Can You Forgive Your MP?

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Odcinek 53:Can’t Deliver, Won’t Deliver

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