
Uncovering the real stories behind the news. Simon Cox and fellow reporters delve beneath the headlines. The Report airs every Thursday evening at 8pm on Radio 4 for 38 weeks a year. The programme lasts 28 minutes.
Thu, 24 May 12
Duration:
29 mins
After an inquest concluded that we may never know how MI6 officer Gareth Williams died, The Report asks if the investigation into his death was hampered by mistakes from the outset
Thu, 10 May 12
Duration:
29 mins
Simon Cox investigates how charities will be affected by the cap on donation tax relief proposed by the Coalition Government in the latest Budget.
Thu, 3 May 12
Duration:
29 mins
Are banks on the verge of a new mis-selling scandal? Some businesses claim they were mis-sold products designed to protect them against interest rate rises, but is it a case of buyer beware? Phil Kemp investigates.
Thu, 26 Apr 12
Duration:
29 mins
Mark Duggan's death sparked riots in England last summer. The Report asks whether we will ever know why he was shot by armed police.
Thu, 19 Apr 12
Duration:
28 mins
Will the Home Office's plan for a minimum alcohol price in England reduce binge drinking and alcohol fuelled crime? Andy Denwood investigates a Government public health U-turn.
Thu, 12 Apr 12
Duration:
29 mins
Parts of England are facing the worst drought in more than 30 years. A hosepipe ban has been imposed. How did we get here? For The Report, Linda Pressly investigates.
Thu, 5 Apr 12
Duration:
28 mins
The widow of the 7/7 King's Cross bomber is suspected of involvement in an al-Shabaab plot. Simon Cox investigates how some British Muslims are being drawn into the war in Somalia.
Thu, 29 Mar 12
Duration:
29 mins
Hannah Barnes investigates the government's flagship welfare-to-work scheme. Why are some of the organisations in charge of delivering the plans saying that the Work Programme is unworkable?
Thu, 22 Mar 12
Duration:
29 mins
Why are plans to reform the NHS in England so controversial? Simon Cox investigates the tortuous path of the Health and Social Care Bill and asks how the proposed changes may work.
Thu, 16 Feb 12
Duration:
28 mins
The worst primary schools in England are being 'forced' to become academies, but some claim they've been unfairly targetted. Simon Cox investigates how the schools are being selected and the pressure on them to leave local authority control.
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