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Succession: Brian Cox

Brian Cox speaks to Evan Davis about the third season of Succession. Image credit: HBO

• 6 mins

Yuval Noah Harari: 鈥淧utin may win all the battles but still lose the war鈥�

The author says the war in Ukraine is a major historical turning point.

• 6 mins

Mariupol ceasefire 'lasted less than 30 minutes'

Deputy Mayor Sergei Orlov says the ceasefire to evacuate civilians lasted half an hour.

• 4 mins

A rabbi's flight from Kyiv

Rabbi Tanya Sakhnovich describes fleeing Kyiv as her grandmother had done 80 years ago

• 5 mins

Resettling in the UK

Ahmad Al-Rashid and Joel Pambakian on resettling in the UK - as a refugee and 'host'.

• 8 mins

The dinner party from hell?

A Tory donor has won an auction for dinner with former leaders 鈥� their advisers discuss

• 8 mins

Is Number 10 exacerbating its political embarrassments?

Ministers need more robust answers, says Craig Oliver, former No 10 communications chief

• 6 mins

Former Minister says Cabinet must decide PM's future

Nick Gibb says "it's for the cabinet to stand up for what they believe in."

• 9 mins

Energy bills could rise 拢1,400 by next year

Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis, says it's going to be a bleak winter.

• 4 mins

Did Britain have a better pandemic than America?

President Trump鈥檚 Covid Task Leader, Dr Deborah Birx, says the UK got a lot right.

• 17 mins

A red weather warning issued

The Met Office warns of 40 degree highs, but John Hayes MP says it's snowflakery

• 8 mins

Mark Drakeford: "Westminster has gone from a zombie government to none at all"

The Welsh First Minister has had one direct conversation with Boris Johnson in a year.

• 7 mins

Life inside A&E at Queen's Hospital, Romford

The hospital is finding ways to relieve pressure.

• 15 mins

Would you like a Bagpipe wake-up call?

At 6am each morning an Aberdeenshire village has been waking up to the sound of bagpipes.

• 4 mins

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1920s

Prof Jean Seaton, Official 蜜芽传媒 historian, discusses the first decade of the corporation

• 8 mins

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1930s

Derek McCulloch interviews a young boy at Lords Cricket ground on Children's Hour in 1936

• 1 min

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1940s

Evelyn Gibbs interviews singer Woody Guthrie and he performs 'The Wabash Cannonball'

• 2 mins

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1950s

Allan Dixon records underwater for the 'Thrills for a Living' series on Children's Hour

• 1 min

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1960s

Broadcaster David Davis reads Rikki-Tikki-Tavi from the Jungle Book for 'Story Time'

• 1 min

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1970s

Margaret Thatcher spoke to John Barsby after the failed vote to restore the death penalty

• 1 min

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1980s

Martin Adeney speaks to Treasury Minister Leon Brittan on decade low inflation rates

• 1 min

蜜芽传媒 100: The 1990s

An extract of PM presented by Nigel Wrench & Jon Sopel, with a report about dog pampering

• 2 mins

Theresa May: "We need to ensure we don't reduce our world leading protections for victims of modern slavery.鈥�

Theresa May speaks to PM's Carolyn Quinn about immigration, the mini-budget and more.

• 4 mins

Sir Lindsay Hoyle: Democracy is 'struggling to recover' from political turmoil

House of Commons Speaker talks to Carolyn Quinn about a tumultuous year at Westminster.

• 14 mins

Nicola Sturgeon: "The Gender Recognition Bill does not in any way change the system"

Nicola Sturgeon speaks to PM's Carolyn Quinn

• 11 mins

How much does music in retail spaces influence our behaviour?

Dr Victoria Williamson talks about why 7/11 is playing opera outside their stores

• 4 mins

Paul Gambaccini and Sir Tim Rice remember Burt Bacharach

Memories of the legendary song writer who died, aged 94.

• 8 mins

Blair: Western resolve key to beating Putin

Sir Tony believes Russia's strategy in Ukraine is to hope the West loses heart.

• 7 mins

A little history of the Bradford Hole

Local journalist Felicity McNamara tells a tale of demolition before decision

• 4 mins

Thomas Leeds: The 80s tune that brought back my memory

After losing his memory when he was 19, Thomas shares the story that inspired his book

• 7 mins