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The investigation into a gang of Romanian criminals, who arrived in Britain in 2015 and over the next 10 months raided 11 jewellery shops, getting away with more than £3million worth of luxury watches and diamond rings.

Catherine Tyldesley investigates the truth about fats, hoping to dispel some myths about which are the healthiest when it comes to food.

Tonight reporter Georgie Barrat investigates how hackers can put our security at risk. In 2017 the average home is now more connected than ever before. Many of us own devices which are Wi-Fi enabled, and connect straight to the internet - from smart TVs and baby monitors, to smoke alarms and fridges. But while living in tech-savvy houses will bring plenty of benefits there’s also growing concern about the security of the things we’re installing in our homes.

Hundreds of people have been arrested for drunkenness at British airports and on board aircraft over the past year. Aasmah Mir finds out what is being done to combat the problem.

An undercover investigation into the booming business in fake passports and the security of Britain's borders. Jonathan Maitland travels to Greece to expose the trade in dodgy documents helping people break into Britain illegally, revealing some passports are up for sale for just £500. He also speaks to Home Office whistleblowers who have serious concerns about the policing of the borders.

Tonight has obtained exclusive new figures that show there’s been a dramatic rise in fast food outlets across the country. The number of fast food takeaways on our streets has risen by nearly 10% in the last three years. There are now over 57,000 fast food takeaways in England, and if this trend continues there will be over 73,000 in just ten years. Data showing the distribution of fast food takeaways across the country also points towards a strong link between deprived areas having a higher concentration of fast food takeaways. Tonight asks whether rising numbers of fast food outlets could be making already high levels of poor health and obesity worse.

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We may all know about the environmental implications of plastic but a new report suggests we could all be ingesting plastic too. Lucy Siegle investigates.

Last Christmas, British consumers were cheated out of £10 million after paying for presents online that were either fake or did not even exist. ITV Tonight reporter Dan Clark-Neal investigates how thieves are defrauding the public - and what people can do to keep their cash safe.

Fiona Foster investigates what Brexit will mean for the million-plus Britons Many expats moved to Europe hoping for a blissful retirement in the sun. Others chose to settle abroad to work, raise families and to run their own businesses. Officially over 300,000 Brit’s have set up home in Spain, with around one third of them retirees. Currently, any British citizen living in the EU has the lion’s share of their medical costs paid for by the British Government. This adds up to an NHS bill in the region of £670 million each year.