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Sweden and the Pandemic

Sweden decided not to lockdown like other countries - was it the right decision?

• 29 mins

Covid-19: are we still following the rules?

To what extent are we following and understanding the guidance designed to keep us safe?

• 28 mins

Britain's Immigration Dilemma

What can the government do to control immigration across the English Channel?

• 28 mins

Covid-19: Regional Differences

Why are there regional differences in Covid-19 infection rates?

• 28 mins

Education: A Testing Issue

Should school exams be cancelled across the UK next summer?

• 28 mins

The President's In Tray

Whoever wins the US presidential election, what awaits the next man in the White House?

• 28 mins

How Broke is Britain?

Britain鈥檚 borrowing is forecast to hit nearly 拢400bn this year. Can we afford this?

• 28 mins

Brexit: Is It Oven Ready?

David Aaronovitch and The Briefing Room team explore Britain's readiness for 2021.

• 57 mins

Living with the Taliban

Could the Taliban return to power in Afghanistan? If so, what would the world do?

• 28 mins

The Climate Crisis: Are We Moving Fast Enough?

China has set a target for net zero CO2, the US will shortly - but is this fast enough?

• 28 mins

Facebook's Monopoly Problem

David Aaronovitch explores the antitrust case against Facebook.

• 28 mins

America: what just happened?

What do events in Washington mean for America, its institutions and its politics?

• 28 mins

Covid and the NHS

Infections are rising, hospitals are filling up. Is the NHS coping with the Covid crisis?

• 29 mins

Putin vs Navalny

Alexei Navalny鈥檚 return to Russia has tweaked the tiger鈥檚 tail. Why is Mr Putin so afraid?

• 29 mins

The Irish Question

Has Brexit brought the reunification of Ireland any closer?

• 28 mins

GameStop Shock

Chaos on the US markets last week as GameStop鈥檚 price rocketed. But what really happened?

• 29 mins

鈥淭urmoil鈥� in the SNP

A senior SNP MP says the party is in turmoil. Why?

• 29 mins

Out of Lockdown

Cautious but irreversible; the promises and risks of lifting lockdown.

• 29 mins

Brexit Business

Two months since Britain signed a trade deal with the EU, is it working well for business?

• 29 mins

Covid-19 and the World

An hour-long special asking which countries have fared better during the pandemic and why?

• 57 mins

Global supply chains: is the UK vulnerable?

If global supply chains are interrupted, how will the UK cope?

• 29 mins

Northern Ireland: how fragile is the peace process?

Violence in Northern Ireland: has it exposed the fragility of the peace process?

• 29 mins

Could Germany Go Green?

Angela Merkel leaves office this year. Might she be replaced by a Green?

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India's Covid Catastrophe

India was said to have 鈥渄efeated Covid鈥�. Now thousands are dying daily. What went wrong?

• 29 mins

Hong Kong: Beijing Tightens Its Grip

David Aaronovitch examines what's happening in Hong Kong and where it's going to end.

• 29 mins

Hamas

What does Hamas want?

• 29 mins

The Ransomware Threat

What is ransomware and why is it a growing threat?

• 29 mins

How Unsettled is EU Status?

As the UK's deadline for applications passes, David Aaronovitch explores EU settled status

• 29 mins

Who Do We Think We Are?

David Aaronovitch explores the new political demography of Britain and asks who are we?

• 29 mins

Stepping into the Unknown

As Covid restrictions lift in England but new infections rise, what are the risks?

• 28 mins