Tonight exclusive Interviews with the people behind extinction rebellion. Plus we meet the curry king who wants to ditch plastic. And what impact is climate change having on birds in your back garden.
We reveal the shocking rise in reports of gay hate crime across the region plus we investigate what it’s like to grow up poor in a rich town like Cheltenham. And Seb Choudhury tries his hand at the crazy rural sport of bog snorkelling.
We meet the couple who are so concerned about gender bias are they are keeping their baby’s gender a secret and Rachel Stonehouse investigates the source of flies plaguing Avonmouth.
Seb Choudhury exposes just how easy it is to get contraband into Bristol Prison and we follow the university students in Bristol desperately seeking accommodation. Plus Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley explores the tiny house movement.
We talk to firefighters suffering from cancer and ask whether enough is being done to protect them from harmful toxins left behind on their clothes and equipment. Plus Seb Choudhury meets the couple who’ve given up their old lives to join a Somerset community living entirely off grid. And we revisit Bath’s 1980s punk scene.
Seb Choudhury meets the Bristol residents whose lives are ruined by noisy neighbours. Plus Misha - the polar bear who came to Bristol Zoo 40 years ago - whose suffering changed the way zoos house large animals forever. And billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson goes back to school.
We follow two men from Bristol as they fight to get British citizenship and Seb Choudhury tries his hand at stand-up. Will audiences die laughing?
Seb Choudhury joins a group of PTSD sufferers seeking solace in a Somerset woodland plus we go behind the scenes on Britain’s railways to see the threat posed by trespassers on the tracks.
We investigate the parking companies fining customers for making honest mistakes and we’re behind-the-scenes on a multi-million pound project to bring surfing inland. Plus a year-in-the-life of Bristol’s secret swimming lake
Seb Choudhury presents a round-up of some of the best Inside Out films from across England
In this special edition of Inside Out West, we examine body image. Hayley Mortimer investigates the rise in popularity of lip fillers and Seb Choudhury meets the men suffering from 'bigorexia’. Plus we meet the veteran athletes overturning stereotypes of ageing.
Rachel Stonehouse investigates the landlords who could be breaking the law by offering free rent for sex – and asks why there have been no prosecutions to date.
Seb Choudhury investigates the death of a man at sea during the Clipper round-the-world yacht race while Rachel Stonehouse examines later-life motherhood. Plus we meet Star, who wants to set up a mobile café for people sleeping rough in the countryside.
Rachel Stonehouse explores the rise in sexually transmitted infections among older people and Seb Choudhury meets some modern-day witches. Plus here comes the cavalry – we follow a mounted police officer through his training.
Inside Out investigates eco-anxiety, from the birth strikers to the psychotherapist helping people overwhelmed with worry about the future of the planet. Minreet Kaur explores the Sikh community's view of divorced women and we enter the world of the extreme cake makers
Jonathan Gibson investigates how exhaust fumes at drive through restaurants could be putting workers’ health at risk. Could familial DNA testing hold the key to solving a 35-year-old cold case? And Seb Choudhury goes through the keyhole in Bristol’s poshest house share.
Seb Choudhury meets the Bristol family who say they have been driven to the edge after years of disability abuse. We explore the growing use of dash cam footage - a new weapon in the battle with dangerous drivers - and we follow people in the Forest of Dean striving to save their ancient dialect.
In a special programme we follow the winners and losers at this year’s Cheltenham Festival, when the genteel Regency town is transformed during race week.
Should a bronze mask which is on display in a Bristol museum be sent back to Africa? Alice Bouverie investigates complaints about a house builder, and we meet the woman who pulls her own hair out.
