Iain Lee Episodes Episode guide
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29/12/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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The Big Christmas Getaway
It's expected to be one of the busiest days on our roads, rails and at our airports
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One-in-three over-60s will go a week without speaking to anyone
Justin Dealey sits in for Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton.
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Live from St Albans town centre
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton live in St Albans on the final stop in our Christmas tour.
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Over 4,500 drivers caught using their phones in Beds and Herts
A woman injured from an accident in Bedfordshire urges drivers to not use their mobile.
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Luton facing the worst housing crisis for 20 years
Luton Borough Council is considering building pre-fabricated homes to solve the problem.
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Some of the basic needs of hospital patients with dementia are being overlooked
The first national audit of care in England and Wales is calling for better hospital care
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Dangerous dog owners could face up to two years in jail
New tougher sentencing guidelines have been proposed for dangerous dogs offences.
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Live from Luton town centre
Lorna Milton live in Luton on the second of our tour of the Three Counties town centres.
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Inflation figures expected to show living standards are falling
The latest inflation figures are expected to show price rises still racing ahead of wages.
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David Cameron defends using veto at the European Union summit
David Cameron will address the Commons today to defend his actions in Europe last week.
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09/12/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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A Buckinghamshire school has banned skirts from its uniform
John Colet School in Wendover has told its pupils to wear trousers from January
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Live from Bedford town centre
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton are in Bedford to gauge the mood of shoppers.
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Retired people save society 拢25bn a year says report
Retired people contribute charitable work of 拢3.7bn a year, but very few feel valued.
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Cyber Monday: the busiest online shopping day of the year
We take a look inside a local Amazon depot on the busiest online shopping day of the year.
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02/12/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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01/12/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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30/11/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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29/11/2011
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton with local news, sport, weather, travel and your views.
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Simon and Lorna broadcast live from Sheffield
Simon Lederman and Lorna Milton explore the north/south divide.
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On White Ribbon Day we look at the effect of domestic abuse
Simon and Lorna speak to local councils, charities and victims of domestic violence
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Binge drinking: 91热爆 investigation into relaxed drinking hours
A 91热爆 investigation has shown relaxing drinking hours has failed to stop binge drinking.
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Elderly at-home care services criticised
Some elderly at-home care described as so poor that human rights are being breached.
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Top bosses see wages shoot up by more than 4,000%
The High Pay Commission warns in a report pay could create Victorian-era inequalities.
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Luton Borough Council investigated over New Deal grants claims
Claims Luton Borough Council breached rules relating to grants for the Marsh Farm Estate.
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Male detainees will return to Yarl's Wood Detention Centre next year
On its 10th anniversary, Yarl's Wood announces that men will return to the centre
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Hemel Hempstead bus lane catches 25,000 drivers since August
Fifty-three drivers fined for being in a bus lane will be let off due to time constraints.
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Family doctors say they want a complete ban on smoking in cars
Simon Lederman speaks to Dr Vivienne Nathanson from the British Medical Association.
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Children's Society calls for a national safety net for runaways
Simon Lederman finds out how our local police forces respond to reports of missing people.
