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    India's City of Tomorrow

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    John Waite reports from India on a controversial development involving Oxford University.

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    1. The Recruits

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      Available since Thu, 28 Jan 2010.

      A recruitment scheme which left jobseekers thousands of pounds in debt and without work.

    2. Fine Justice

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      Available since Thu, 21 Jan 2010.

      John Waite investigates the fines for fatal health and safety mistakes that are never paid

    3. Fraud in France

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      Available since Thu, 14 Jan 2010.

      Ex-pats' retirement dream in France is left in tatters by British fraudster.

    4. High Rise - Low Safety

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      Available since Thu, 7 Jan 2010.

      How a fatal tower block fire has exposed poor safety standards in similar buildings.

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