Adrian Goldberg presents an entertaining mix of dirt-digging, debunking, and intriguing interviews revealing unreported issues. Investigative news report from Adrian Goldberg’s BBC Radio 5 live programme, broadcast Sundays at 9pm.
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Sun, 19 May 13
Duration:
45 mins
In four months time, all 16 and 17 year olds in England will have to be in education or training. But are schools and colleges sufficiently prepared for the influx of extra students?
Sun, 12 May 13
Duration:
50 mins
Thousands of hours of emergency ambulance time each week is lost because crews have to queue to offload patients at A+E. It means they can't respond to new 999 calls.
Sun, 5 May 13
Duration:
51 mins
Patients at risk as the East of England ambulance service struggles to respond to emergency calls.
Sun, 28 Apr 13
Duration:
54 mins
Changes to England’s Football youth academies could affect lower league clubs. Could an attempt to improve the England team mean lower league clubs lose out financially? Plus as fraud costs the UK economy £73 billion a year, small businesses complain that police are failing to investigate the crime.
Sun, 14 Apr 13
Duration:
48 mins
Some hospital trusts are failing to share information which could identify doctors who make repeated mistakes - sometimes with disastrous results.
Sun, 7 Apr 13
Duration:
49 mins
Why are vulnerable people with dementia or brain injuries having their freedoms restricted, sometimes against their will. And the training companies which promise jobseekers help with employment, provided they pay an upfront fee.
Sun, 24 Mar 13
Duration:
48 mins
It's been described as the new metal theft... the thieves stealing used cooking oil to make bootleg bio-fuel. One fifth of the all used cooking oil is ending up with criminals.
Sun, 17 Mar 13
Duration:
42 mins
A survey of 2,500 football fans suggests that racism still exists in football.
Sun, 10 Mar 13
Duration:
50 mins
Lawyers are questioning the legality of thousands of penalties issued to motorists caught breaking motorway speed limits. It's emerged that warning signs on nine variable speed zones did not have official approval – and should not have been used to enforce the speed limit.
Sun, 3 Mar 13
Duration:
49 mins
The catalogue cheque scam that's eating away the savings - and more - of thousands each week.
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Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis joins Shelagh Fogarty for lively debate and tips on how to make the most of your money.
Alongside other guests from the business world, the team responds to the…
Thu, 23 May 13
26 minutes
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Fri, 24 May 13
37 minutes
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