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Families under attack: Jeremy Ball reports on how thousands of Iraqi Kurdish refugees in the East Midlands are responding to the advance of ISIS forces into their families' home towns.

Brighter future: East Midlands Today reports on how homeless people in Nottinghamshire are being helped off the streets and into jobs

Brides for hire: East Midlands Today reports on the Leicester-based Sham Marriage gang who used "a stable of stooge wives"

Royal Premiere: East Midlands Today reports on why Prince Harry is supporting a new film about inner-city life in Nottingham, and why "The Wire" star, Dominic West, is rapping on the soundtrack

Dogs of war: East Midlands Today reveals that over 300 military dogs, trained at Melton Mowbray, were deployed to Afghanistan. Canine casualties came back to the Defence Animal Centre for life-saving treatment

"Land of Lord of the Flies"?: Campaigners call for the closure of Glen Parva Young Offenders Institution, after inspectors branded the jail "unsafe". Jeremy Ball speaks to former inmates about the violence they witnessed there.

Gary: The third in a three-part series, meeting the families of soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan. Jacqui Thompson from Nottingham talks about the charity work that helps her cope with losing her husband, Gary

Troops in Afghanistan: Jeremy Ball and cameraman, Adam Walker, travel to Helmand Province to meet the last front-line troops from the East Midlands.