Livvy Haydock

On New Year's Eve 1993, Viv Graham stepped out of a corner shop on a Tyneside high street but never made it to his Ford Sierra Cosworth. Lurking in the shadows, a gunman fired three shots at close range. Graham managed to haul himself to the Queen's Head pub to raise the alarm but his life was quickly slipping away. Thirty years on, the murder of the dad of four - who also ran a pub and club protection empire - is still unsolved.

Image source, Getty Images By Livvy Haydock and Kate West BBC File on 4 Hundreds of children who arrived in the UK and were put up in hotels have gone missing since July 2021. The BBC has spoken to one police force about how many lone teenage asylum seekers it has since found and where they are turning up. Early last year, Sussex Police began to notice a steady increase in missing-children reports coming from a hotel providing temporary accommodation for young asylum seekers in Hove.

By Helen Clifton & Livvy Haydock File on 4 image copyrightReuters image captionIn 2017, the "MeToo" movement went viral with its stance against abuse in the entertainment industry Film and TV workers who suffered alleged bullying and sexual harassment in the industry say they feared being blacklisted if they reported abuse. More than 1,400 members of the entertainment workers' union, Bectu, have revealed their experiences.