Tonight

With stretched local authorities across the country proposing restrictions on weekly bin collections, Joe Crowley investigates fears that a reduction in collections and smaller household bins has already contributed to increasing problems with littering and fly-tipping.

When the Princess of Wales revealed her cancer diagnosis in 2024, it brought attention to a disturbing global trend - cancer is no longer just an illness of the elderly. Rebecca Barry delves into the causes behind a rise in cancer diagnoses among adults under the age of 50 in the UK, and asks what can be done to halt this worrying pattern.

Takeaways are bucking the trend at a time when many high street businesses are struggling to stay afloat, so what does this mean for the shape of high streets and waistlines? Paul Connolly reports on whether this is just good business or the start of a takeaway takeover.

People across the country who have purchased caravans on holiday parks have reported losing significant amounts of money, in what is being described by some as a national scandal. Amid allegations of questionable sales tactics, rapid depreciation and hidden fees, a growing number of these holiday home owners are now pursuing legal action. Michelle Ackerley investigates how has this happened and what can be done to protect consumers.