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  1. Are humans special or inevitable?

    Professor Jonathan Losos attempts to answer this question in his new book

  2. Are hospitals failing people with dementia?

    Jeremy Hughes and Sally Ann-Fowler discuss failures of dementia care in England

  3. Are grammar schools fair?

    Laura McInerney and Sean Worth discuss how grammar schools could impact poor children.

  4. Are England heading to the final?

    England are one win away from a first World Cup final since 1966

  5. Are encrypted messages doing us more harm than good?

    IT experts discuss whether monitoring private messages will improve security.

  6. Are councils paying too little for care?

    A growing number of home care companies are handing back council contracts.

  7. Are charities in England and Wales regulated effectively?

    Michelle Roberts discusses the issue of holding charity trustees to account.

  8. Are British borders at risk?

    Tony Smith and Martyn Underhill discuss coastal security issues and people smugglers.

  9. Are Brexit talks taking on a 'new dynamism'?

    Transport Secretary Chris Grayling on the next phase of Brexit negotiations with the EU

  10. Are bereaved families being let down by the NHS?

    Margot Rodway-Brown's brother Ivor died following 鈥渁 catalogue of missed opportunities鈥�.

  11. Are allegations of abuse against Iraq soldiers 'vexatious'?

    Tory MP Johnny Mercer and former army legal adviser Nicholas Mercer on Iraq abuse claims.

  12. Are 1 in 5 children reported to social services before the age of 5?

    Andy Bilson and Julian Le Grand on neglected children reported to social services.

  13. Are 'safe spaces' in university a good idea?

    Students Riham Mansour and Charlie Peters discuss.

  14. Archers is 'playing to the audience'

    The Archers is being manipulated according to how the audience responds, says critic.

  15. Apollo moon rocks

    Scientists in Oxfordshire are analysing moon rocks collected by the Apollo space missions

  16. Apollo 11: 'The eagle has landed'

    50 years ago Apollo 11鈥檚 mission guidance officer had a crucial decision to make

  17. Antony Gormley and The Uffizi

    British sculptor Sir Antony Gormley, will be showing his work at The Uffizi in Florence

  18. Antonio Pappano plays for James Naughtie

    James Naughtie explores operas Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with Antonio Pappano

  19. Antimicrobial resistance leaving infections untreatable

    The over-use and abuse of antibiotics means bacterial resistance is increasing.

  20. Anticipation builds as Jeremy Corbyn makes his debut at PMQs

    Interviews with Kate Green, Laura Kuenssberg, Lord Howard and Elinor Goodman

  21. Anti-strike bill to be introduced to Parliament

    Government announces anti-strike laws as industrial disputes continue

  22. Anti-social behaviour 'turns lives upside down'

    Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove's husband was killed after confronting car vandals.

  23. Answering children's questions about the Covid jab

    All children aged 12 to 15 in the UK will soon be offered one dose of the vaccine.

  24. Another Scottish referendum?

    Scotland's first minister calls for another referendum before 2021

  25. Anne-Marie Imafidon Guest Edits Today

    Highlights from technologist Anne-Marie Imafidon鈥檚 guest edit of Today

  26. Anne Frank poem sold at auction

    A lost poem by Anne Frank will be auctioned in Holland today.

  27. Anger over Parliament suspension

    Reaction from major political figures after the controversial government move

  28. Angelina Jolie guest edits Today

    The Hollywood actress hints that she is considering a move into politics

  29. Angela Merkel's crisis

    Will Germany face elections in the new year?

  30. Angela Merkel and the right wing

    Angela Merkel has been re-elected as German Chancellor for a fourth term

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