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Tony Blair: Northern Ireland still 'politically fragile'

The former PM reflects on how the Good Friday Agreement has changed Northern Ireland.

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Bertie Ahern: "We鈥檝e had far too many stops and goes鈥�

The former Taoiseach calls for safeguards to stop the NI Assembly collapsing so often.

• 3 mins

"This seems like a second chance"

Sarah visits young people on a Prince's Trust development programme in Loughborough.

• 10 mins

Will Hutton: "I couldn't help but respect him, even though I thought he was wrong"

The economist Will Hutton remembers Nigel Lawson, who has died aged 91.

• 4 mins

David Cameron: "We would often ask ourselves, what would Nigel Lawson do?"

David Cameron remembers Nigel Lawson who has died at 91.

• 7 mins

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

We hear from Jim Sillars and Alastair Grant

• 10 mins

What are the Royal Family鈥檚 links to the slave trade?

Historians Camilla de Koning and Dr Edmond Smith talk about delving into the archives.

• 4 mins

"The only time someone like me does get mentioned is without my permission"

Trans man Freddy McConnell shares his reaction to proposed changes to the Equalities Act.

• 7 mins

CBI boss sacked over misconduct claims

A business leader says the dismissal of Tony Danker is a 鈥榳ake-up call鈥�

• 9 mins

What are tragedy chants?

A Premier League working group has been speaking to police to find a way to stop them

• 6 mins

Sammy Wilson: President Biden is "anti-British"

The Democratic Unionist MP says Mr Biden is interfering with politics in Northern Ireland

• 6 mins

Graphic video appearing to show Russians beheading Ukrainian soldiers surfaces online

Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko reacts after President Zelensky condemns the video

• 3 mins

How big are the Pentagon leaks?

The leaks appeared in the online chat of a group of young gamers who used the app Discord

• 10 mins

Why do people collect royal memorabilia?

Margaret Tyler is one of the country's foremost collectors of royal memorabilia

• 4 mins

Rory Stewart: Sudan is "the litmus test" for the international community

The former minister for Africa tells us what the international community can do for Sudan

• 5 mins

Widower sues AstraZenica over Covid vaccine death

Lisa Shaw died from a rare condition linked to the vaccine. Now her husband is suing.

• 6 mins

Russian spies on the high seas

DR's Neils Fastrup explains how he discovered Russian spies posing as researchers at sea.

• 5 mins

Coroner: Vaccine complications caused Stephen Wright's death

Charlotte Wright's fight to get the vaccine's link to her husband's death recognised.

• 5 mins

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Britons trapped by fighting in Sudan call on the government to offer more help.

• 9 mins

Scully: Britain owns sculpture, the Germans own painting

Artist Sean Scully reflects on the interplay of sculpture and landscape in his new show.

• 5 mins

Dave Penman: Union members did not target Raab

FDA boss denies Dominic Raab's claim that civil servants contrived to oust him.

• 3 mins

Angela Rayner: Deputy PM's resignation letter "lacks any self-awareness"

The deputy leader of the Labour Party says the PM's response to Raab was "appalling"

• 4 mins

"It's been hell, it's been absolutely terrible"

The Norwegian ambassador to Sudan tells us about his escape from the country.

• 7 mins

Ann Widdecombe and Gyles Brandreth remeber Len Goodman.

Former lead Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman has died aged 78.

• 6 mins

Burberry: Perverse to charge foreign shoppers VAT

Gerry Murphy on the consequences of Brexit, the CBI and Succession's mockery of that bag.

• 7 mins

Malpractice creator Grace Ofori Attah: 鈥淧eople often forget doctors can be patients too鈥�

The new medical drama explores the unforgiving world of an A&E department

• 5 mins

British citizens flee Sudan: "We thought we needed to take matters into our own hands"

Dena decided to leave the country on a bus to Egypt

• 5 mins

"I don't feel safe in the airport, I just want to go back to Britain"

Ashraf who is waiting for a flight to take him out of Sudan, fears for his family.

• 5 mins

Could you describe the sound of a garden pond?

Take an audio journey into the daily cycle of sounds in a British pond.

• 4 mins

Court curbs nurses' pay strike

NHS Employers, which triggered the legal challenge, hails a "remarkable turn of events".

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