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  1. Afghan resettlement in the UK

    Former British government and military workers will be able to move to the UK permanently

  2. Aerospace after Brexit

    Paul Everitt, CEO of the ADS aerospace industry group says there is risk of disruption

  3. Adrian Ramsay on Green Party manifesto

    The party launches its manifesto today.

  4. Adoption: 'They've turned our sons against us'

    How a family broke apart when two teenage adopted sons found their birth family online

  5. Addicted to opioids

    An NHS inquiry into the extent of addiction to opioids in Britain has stalled

  6. Accessing medicine in Gaza

    What happens when you have serious medical needs and live in Gaza?

  7. Academic freedom or homophobia

    There are calls for an Oxford University professor to be sacked over alleged homophobia

  8. Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie

    Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders on their new film - 24 years after the first series.

  9. Aaron Sorkin's new biopic on Steve Jobs - full interview

    James Naughtie interviews Aaron Sorkin about his new bopic of Apple founder - Steve Jobs

  10. AA Gill: A fantastic, dyslexic wordsmith

    Sunday Times journalist AA Gill didn鈥檛 let having dyslexia get in his way.

  11. A-level results day - what next?

    Universities minister Jo Johnson says higher education offers good value for money

  12. A-level results day

    Students across the UK open their envelopes

  13. A-level results day

    Thousands of university places are still vacant

  14. A world without Down鈥檚 syndrome?

    Sally Phillips on the social and ethical implications of a new test for Down's Syndrome.

  15. A win is a win as PM survives confidence vote.

    Boris Johnson won 59% of the vote leaving 148 MP鈥檚 who voted against him.

  16. A Very English Scandal

    The trial of a party leader cleared of plotting to murder his gay lover is being retold

  17. A turning point for Germany

    Is the war in Ukraine a Zeitenwende for Germany?

  18. A tribute to John Berger

    Art critic John Berger remembered for his wonderful voice and skills

  19. A tribute to Andrew Sachs

    John Cleese and Sachs' son Jon pay tribute to the talented farceur.

  20. A trapped man鈥檚 survival story

    Australian Daniel Miller describes his extraordinary story of survival

  21. A tale of two birds

    Should one species of animal ever be killed in order to save another?

  22. A tale of brotherly love

    How Manni Coe answered a lockdown text from his brother Reuben, who has Down's Syndrome

  23. A snapshot of what you're thinking about election 2017

    We'll be out and about all over the UK in the next seven weeks leading up to election day

  24. A short Brexit delay?

    Downing Street says that Theresa May will not seek a long delay to Brexit from the EU

  25. A second referendum on Brexit?

    The former Education Secretary Justine Greening says yes, MP Bernard Jenkin says no.

  26. A return to normality?

    A further lifting of lockdown rules in England has been confirmed by the government.

  27. A quick and easy way to tie your laces with Professor Shoelace

    Ian Fieggen aka Professor Shoelace on teaching children a quick way to tie shoelaces.

  28. A politician's guide to handling hubris

    Alastair Campbell and Kenneth Clarke advise how best to avoid political arrogance.

  29. A plastic bottle tax?

    Will paying a deposit on plastic bottles encourage you to recycle?

  30. A pint of science

    This week some of the country's top scientists have been persuaded to leave their labs...

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