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The World at One Highlights Episodes

  1. Nigel Farage鈥檚 bank accounts

    Nigel Farage tells The World at One that his account was closed for political reasons

  2. Nigel Farage: FCA's bank account closures probe 'farcical'

    Financial Conduct Authority found no accounts had been shut because of customers' views.

  3. Nigel Farage: Coutts lied about why it closed my account

    Former UKIP leader obtains documents describing his values as "at odds" with the bank's.

  4. Nigel Farage: Ban Channel migrants from claiming asylum

    The former UKIP leader wants to penalise anyone using people smugglers to reach the UK.

  5. Nicola Sturgeon鈥檚 husband, Peter Murrell, arrested in SNP funding inquiry

    We hear from Jim Sillars and Alastair Grant

  6. Nicola Sturgeon's "shame" that the UK is not stepping up to admit more Ukrainian refugees.

    The First Minister said there should not be arbitrary limits on numbers.

  7. Nicola Bulley: Information watchdog demands police explain menopause briefing

    Commissioner John Edwards says police could be fined for releasing personal details.

  8. Nick Read: Scale of Horizon scandal "beyond expectations"

    The Post Office CEO insists it's not dragging its feet on compensation for post masters.

  9. NHS doctors stranded in Sudan

    Dr Latifa Patel says the BMA has asked ministers "multiple" times to help UK visa holders

  10. NHS backlog: Hunt 鈥榲ery concerned鈥� about delay

    Jeremy Hunt speaks to Sarah, after plans to tackle England's NHS backlog are delayed.

  11. Mutiny gives Russian opposition hope

    Former Duma MP Boris Nadezhdin believes President Putin may not stand for re-election.

  12. Musical collaborators remember 鈥渆pic鈥� Meat Loaf.

    Lorraine Crosby & Robert Emery remember 鈥渆pic鈥� Meat Loaf.

  13. MPs demand probe into Royal Mail's "negligence"

    MPs ask Ofcom to investigate Royal Mail's failure to deliver letters six days a week.

  14. Misogyny in No. 10

    The former Deputy Cabinet Secretary has told the Covid inquiry about sexism in No 10.

  15. Millionaire's plasma exchange with son 'had no benefit'

    Bryan Johnson is spending $2m a year on reversing ageing but not every treatment works.

  16. Mike Lynch extradition will have a "chilling effect" on business

    Tory MP David Davis believes Lynch鈥檚 arrest shows why the US treaty is flawed.

  17. Migration: The view from Calais

    James Naughtie examines the French approach to migrants crossing the Channel.

  18. Migrant children 'sexually assaulted at holding hotel'

    Labour MP Stella Creasy demands the 蜜芽传媒 Secretary resign over safeguarding failures.

  19. Michael Palin and David Attenborough remember Michael Parkinson

    Broadcaster Sir Michael Parkinson has died at the age of 88

  20. Michael Morpurgo: "Childhood mustn't be rushed"

    Michael Morpurgo on the long hot summers of youth, as Wales discusses cutting them short.

  21. Michael Fabricant: Death penalty worth debating

    Tory MP isn't in favour of capital punishment but thinks "morality changes over time".

  22. Met finds Morgan murder documents 'locked in drawer'

    Daniel Morgan's brother Alastair is suspicious about the motivation for the disclosure.

  23. Mercury Prize: How Arlo Parks' winning album was made

    Arlo Parks鈥� co-writer Gianluca Buccellati on how they made 鈥楥ollapsed in Sunbeams鈥�.

  24. Memorial: Nobel Prize won't ease repression inside Russia

    Maria Eismont says winning the Peace Prize won't change the banned group's prospects.

  25. Mel Stride: The triple lock "is not sustainable" in the long term.

    The Work and Pensions Secretary on the state pension triple lock.

  26. Mel Stride: Chancellor may need to 鈥榰nwind鈥� more tax cut plans

    Conservative MP calls for pragmatism after 45p tax U-turn

  27. Maxwell accuser: 'I was so afraid to speak out'

    Ghislaine Maxwell accuser Liz Stein tells her story for the first time after trial.

  28. Matthew Perry: Helen Lewis remembers the late actor

    The Friends TV comedy star has died, aged 54.

  29. Matt Cook: Trans people being "vilified"

    Oxford's new professor of LGBTQ+ history sees parallels with 1950s homophobic tropes.

  30. Market fears about Kwarteng plan need to be addressed head-on, says Gerard Lyons

    Netweath chief economic strategist says more could've been done to keep markets 'on side'

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