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With big publishers and Amazon at war, Adam Fleming reports on turmoil in the book world.

UK surrogacy is based on trust rather than contract. Catrin Nye asks if the system works.

Giving power to the people was the big idea of the coalition, but what has become of it?

The Report speaks to the wife and son of the murdered former Russian intelligence officer

Could increasing access to weight loss surgery help the battle against diabetes?

Allegations of a plot to Islamise secular schools in Birmingham investigated.

British jihadi Babar Ahmad's journey from Tooting to a US jail. Dominic Casciani reports.

Wesley Stephenson goes to south Essex to find out why so many residents voted UKIP.

Are e-cigarettes a health hazard or the best aid we have for smokers trying to quit?

The unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan and claims of police corruption in the case.

Investigating the barrister and author Constance Briscoe, jailed for lying to the police.

Converts to Islam tell reporter Zubeida Malik how they were lured into extremism.

Simon Cox investigates allegations of abuse of power and a culture of silence.

Was David Cameron right to order an investigation into the Islamist organisation?

The MPs' expenses row has claimed another victim, five years after the initial revelations

Tom Esslemont demystifies the debate surrounding the cholesterol-lowering drugs.

How can a plane disappear, and why are we no nearer to solving the enigma of flight MH370?

A Danish zoo caused outrage when it killed a giraffe. Do UK zoos do similar culls?

Is Amanda Knox really guilty of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher?

Phil Kemp reveals the ideological battle between Ofsted and some of its inspectors.

Edward Stourton investigates Turkey's most powerful grassroots Islamic network.

What does the popularity of controversial comedian Dieudonne tell us about France today?

What caused the trouble at Oakwood Prison? Hannah Barnes investigates.

How can the NHS offer more in a time of unprecedented financial pressures?

The Supreme Court will rule soon on 'right to die' issues. Can we learn from Belgium?

Did police falsify evidence against some miners during the 1984 strike? With Jenny Chryss.

Do ageing bank IT systems pose a risk to financial stability? Melanie Abbott investigates.

How did three women disappear into a London-based Maoist group for more than 30 years?

Andrew Fletcher investigates tensions in some UK cities with large Roma communities.

Have the Coalition's terror reforms struck the right balance?