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This April, the biggest changes in pension rules for a generation promise to deliver unprecedented freedom and choice for millions of people approaching reti... read more

The first of five films painting intimate portraits of the party leaders in the run up to the election. Tom Bradby spends time at Number 10 with David Camero... read more

Second of five films painting intimate portraits of the party leaders in the run up to the election. Tom Bradby talks to deputy prime minister Nick Clegg at ... read more

Third of five films painting intimate portraits of the party leaders in the run up to the election. Tom Bradby meets the man who would be prime minister, Ed ... read more

Julie Etchingham spends time with UKIP leader Nigel Farage in the countryside and coastal towns where he spent his youth. She talks to him about the experien... read more

With two weeks till polling day, the Tonight series of intimate portraits of all the party leaders reaches the SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon

Julie Etchingham investigates how smaller political parties could hold the balance of power this election and finds out what drives the politicians leading t... read more

For years we have been told that saturated fats are bad for our health - but new research suggests this may not actually be right.

The Tonight programme examines the measures some parents are resorting to to get their children into a good school.

When you think of air pollution you may imagine smog filled cities from bygone times, but today our air quality has reached dangerous levels. Much of this po... read more

Many of us have felt the effect of the cuts over the past five years as spending has been reduced for many public services including the police. Since 2010 i... read more

Britain is in the grips of an alien invasion, but it’s not little green men and flying saucers that we need to watch out for, but invasive plant and animal s... read more

As thousands prepare to jet off on holiday this summer, Joel Hills investigates growing concerns over air quality on board passenger aeroplanes. After the au... read more

When the recession hit hard after 2008, unemployment rose, incomes fell, and lots of families began to struggle. Many businesses failed. Others, like discoun... read more

In light of the recent massacre at a resort in Sousse, Tunisia, where at least 38 people were killed, many Brits may be questioning whether their holiday des... read more

More than 900,000 people across the UK could be misusing over-the-counter painkillers containing codeine, a drug derived from morphine, the Tonight programme... read more

From your spare room to a seat in your car, that drill that sits in the shed waiting to be used, even the family pet…. Ordinary families across the country a... read more

It’s a year since Ranvir Singh visited Calais, the French port town at the forefront of what’s been dubbed the worst migration crisis since WW2. Over the ... read more

In "Britain's Noise Nuisance", the Tonight programme looks at a number of projects where concerns have been raised about noise levels for local residents.

Penny Marshall examines the funding crisis affecting standards of home care, which threatens to impact many more than those at the point of care, from famili... read more

Tonight investigates where the money spent on raising a child from nursery to university goes and advises what families can do to keep the cost down. Dur... read more

Jonathan Maitland investigates the real cost of cheap food. It is good news for the consumer, but is it bad news for some British farmers, and is quality bei... read more

More people in Britain now die from a bad diet than from smoking. Being overweight can increase the risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, some cancers ... read more

The UK has the highest level of obesity in Western Europe, and in response a billion pound dieting industry has sprung up with a glut of advice on how to los... read more

Nearly a fifth of all properties in England are classified as social housing, but with a staggering 1.3 million people on the waiting list many fear there’s ... read more

Julie Etchingham is in Paris to investigate one of the worst terrorist attacks in recent memory, talking to survivors about the terrible events of last Frida... read more

An English breakfast, bangers and mash, a bacon butty, and the traditional Sunday roast: dishes synonymous with the great British cuisine. But when the Worl... read more

We’re told Britain’s economic outlook is brighter than it has been for years, in the first quarter of the year employment rates reached the highest level sin... read more

For years black taxis and mini cab firms have only ever competed with each other but there is a new kid on the block – a Californian tech giant – that’s tryi... read more

Christmas is traditionally a time for us to be with our loved ones to spend some much needed quality time together. But what if you have no one? Tonight exa... read more