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Behind the Headlines
Behind The Headlines takes you deeper into breaking news stories across the UK. We have reporters across the country bringing you the story direct from the scene as well as teams of journalists investigating the issues that matter to you. Our reporters go behind the headlines to the scene of the story to talk to the people involved and bring you the very latest - whenever and wherever it happens.
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Episodes
Spring Statement special; and New Mum fitness 26.03.2025 14:13
Wednesday 26th March, 2025 - we get reaction to the Chancellor's Spring Statement - from families and business groups; we also have the latest on the crashed cargo ship off the Yorkshire coast, a Northern Ireland MP speaks out about online abuse; saving trees in Cornwall; and a great chat about how much new Mums should - or can - exercise.
Hear from the parents of a baby given a massive overdose in hospital and there are calls to clean the Thames 25.03.2025 12:27
Behind the Headlines - Tuesday 25th March 2025
Potholes, Bird Flu in Sheep and how Manchester is following in London's footsteps 24.03.2025 13:38
Behind the Headlines - Monday 24th March 2025
Heathrow closes and pulling teeth with pliers 21.03.2025 8:39
Heathrow shuts after a fire, a man from Yorkshire pulls his teeth out with pliers and we taste smelly cheese
Hottest day of the year & cat cafes could be stopped 20.03.2025 13:33
People have been enjoying the hottest day of the year so far, cat cafes could be phased out and tributes are paid to Eddie Jordan
Adolescence: why parents should watch it, according to Mum of a murdered teen 19.03.2025 12:31
Wednesday 19th March, 2025: the all too frequent issue of knife crime - a grieving Mum talks about the power of Netflix drama, Adolescence; we're also at the sentencing of a teenage triple murderer; reaction to the return of two stranded astronauts from the ISS; a campaign to change school absence fine rules; and we're on a Royal visit in Belfast
Life saving children and returning astronauts 18.03.2025 9:50
Behind the Headlines - Tuesday 18th March 2025
Pints, a Princess and a lot of rats 17.03.2025 12:38
Behind the Headlines - Monday 17th March 2025
The toxic trend of mobile phones exploiting school staff, and there's a weekend of sport ahead! 14.03.2025 13:18
Behind the Headlines: 14th March 2025
Behind the Headlines: 13th March 2025 13.03.2025 13:52
We look at the dangers of boozy Botox parties and Meerkats in March.
Dog thefts and Nicola Sturgeon preparing to leave Scottish politics 12.03.2025 17:14
Wednesday 12th March, 2025: the latest figures on dog thefts; lobbying MPs for funding to treat two extremely serious health conditions; we have an update on the North Sea tanker collision; out Scotland political editor speaks to Nicola Sturgeon as she prepares to leave politics and a warning about resale tickets after fans of a pop star were left heartbroken.
New Trafford? And binmen on strike 11.03.2025 18:06
Tuesday 11th March, 2025: plans for a new home for Manchester United; triple killer will never be freed from jail; the latest from the tanker and cargo ship collision in North Sea; bin strikes in Birmingham; concerning ambulance wait times in Northern Ireland; and we're at the first day of the Cheltenham Festival
The daughter of a murdered MP speaks to us as a public inquiry is rejected and a hawk is carrying out random attacks in Hertfordshire 10.03.2025 11:46
Behind the Headlines - Mon 10th March 2025
Obese Labradors and toddler teeth cleaning 07.03.2025 11:31
Teeth brushing lessons for toddlers following a trial in Bristol, an exclusive investigation into criminal drugs gangs in the South West, and why are Labradors so hungry
A smacking ban and World Book Day 06.03.2025 14:28
Doctors are urging the government to ban smacking in England, World Book Day for millions across the country and dog lovers rejoice as Crufts is back
Lowering the school age to 14 and a theme park closes its doors 05.03.2025 13:52
Wednesday 5th March, 2025: Scotland's considering lowering the age kids can leave education; our reporters are also covering two sad violent deaths of youngsters; we talk fuel price rises, AI to predict falls and illnesses in the elderly; and Cornwall celebrates its patron saint.
Tuna on pancakes and two day ball games 04.03.2025 17:56
Behind the Headlines: Tuesday 4th March 2025
Four years on from Sarah Everard's murder, are women safe? 03.03.2025 14:16
Behind the Headlines: Mon 3rd March 2025
Pamela Anderson and a hero dog retires 28.02.2025 11:50
London's longest serving fire dog retires, we chat The Last Showgirl with Pamela Anderson, and rats and a stink in Birmingham
A viral pothole and a regimental goat 27.02.2025 7:40
No I'm not kidding, a traditional ceremony sees a regimental goat lead a parade, plans for a second runway at Gatwick and death of Hollywood actor Gene Hackman
Cornish pasties and Welsh cakes 26.02.2025 11:45
Wednesday 26th February, 2025: are students using AI too much for their coursework? We're also looking at the impact of hospital waiting list backlogs, new laws on dog thefts in Scotland, making schools safer from knife crime, Prince William and Kate in south Wales; and teaching school kids how to make Cornish pasties.
Prescribing park runs on the NHS and energy bills on the rise again 25.02.2025 13:31
Tuesday 25th February, 2025: Could a 5k be prescribed to help physical and mental health? We also delve into what plans in the Crime and Policing Bill means for you; we're in Northern Ireland to talk paramilitaries and bird flu and we're out and about with Queen Camilla.
Stolen bathroom appliances and an MP who attacked a constituent has been jailed 24.02.2025 14:40
Behind the Headlines: Mon 24th Feb 2025
When two sports collide - and the supermodel trying to break down boundaries 21.02.2025 12:47
Friday 21st February, 2025: we report on the trials of Raneem's Law to tackle domestic abuse; is there an epidemic of vaping drugs? We also have an interview with a supermodel trying to make the arts more accessible to all; why Northern Ireland's First Minister is boycotting Washington; a fusion of darts and rugby league; and the noisy cockerel causing a flap.
Behind The Headlines: 20th February 2025 20.02.2025 12:59
We're looking at how comedy on prescription could become a thing and at a fashion designer doing a UK first with Braille.
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