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Laurie Nunn: Creator of Netflix Series 'Sex Education'

The writer shares what viewers can expect from the final series.

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

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

• 7 mins

Jacob Rees-Mogg on Net Zero

The MP for North East Somerset shares his thoughts on the government's policy change.

• 6 mins

"People replied 'ha-ha' to messages about Alice's death"

Kate Litman's sister Alice took her own life while waiting for gender-affirming treatment

• 6 mins

Jane Riordan introduces a new character to the Hundred Acre Wood

The author tells us about her new character Carmen in her sequel to Winnie the Pooh.

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Anthony Lloyd on Ukraine

The Times' War Correspondent who recently returned from reporting on the frontline.

• 6 mins

Can the England and Wales Cricket Board change?

Former cricketer Azeem Rafiq says there's a long way to go

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Asylum Seekers: "There was no protection for me. I couldn't go to the police because of my sexuality."

The 蜜芽传媒 Secretary says discrimination for being gay is not enough to qualify for asylum.

• 6 mins

Lib Dems: can they become the third party in Westminster?

Sarah Montague presents from the Lib Dem conference in Bournemouth

• 14 mins

Equinor: If the UK needs the oil, Rosebank will deliver

Director Alex Grant insists not all oil produced off the Scottish coast will go abroad.

• 8 mins

Sir Michael Gambon: "I'll remember him as a magnificent trickster"

Eileen Atkins and Fiona Shaw remember Sir Michael Gambon

• 6 mins

The hills are alive with the sound of Christopher Plummer

The actor's singing voice was dubbed in the Sound of Music film, but is being put back in

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"You're not rehabilitating someone if they're banged up for 22 hours a day"

Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor criticises the overcrowding in jails

• 11 mins

Behind the scenes at the Conservative party conference

How are the Tories preparing for the build up to the next general election?

• 15 mins

Should mobile phones be banned in schools?

Government to ban mobile phones in schools, including during break times.

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Can you still level up if you don't complete the second leg of HS2?

Rumours about the Northern leg of HS2 continue to swirl at the Conservative conference.

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The nation's best (and worst) service stations ranked

Rugby services in Warwickshire take the crown for the second year running.

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Hamas Minister speaks on the intensifying conflict in Israel and the Gaza Strip

Basim Naim is Head of International Relations for Hamas in Gaza.

• 4 mins

"The humanitarian crisis is only going to get worse"

Israel has imposed a blockade on Gaza as it tries to regain control after Hamas attacks

• 6 mins

"We need unity...we are fighting for our lives"

Danny Danon, Member of the Knesset for Netanyahu's Likud Party,on the fight against Hamas

• 4 mins

The Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

An MSF doctor and a UNICEF spokesperson give insight into the worsening situation in Gaza

• 6 mins

The War Continues

Real people on both sides of the conflict share the impact of continued violence.

• 12 mins

Paul Novak TUC: "If people want change, they have got to vote for change."

The General Secretary reflects on the last day of the Labour Party Conference.

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Amos Yadlin: "We have to be ready that another front will open."

The Retired Major General Discusses Israel鈥檚 National Security.

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"There was shelling; we were running for our lives"

Mohammed, a Briton trapped in Gaza, wants UK government help to escape the conflict.

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Prosecutor: Targeting civilians deliberately is 'off limits'

International Criminal Court chief Karim Khan says Hamas & Israel must heed warfare laws.

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Can non-state actors help secure the release of hostages in Gaza?

We hear from Oliver McTernan, co founder of the conflict mediation group Forward Thinking

• 6 mins

Are nicotine pouches the new vapes?

What is 'snus' and how many people are using it in the UK?

• 4 mins

The art of disagreeing

Have we lost our ability to have good conversations and to disagree nicely?

• 5 mins

"A manuscript is like looking over a composer's shoulder"

The auctioneers Christies are selling a remarkable collection of musical manuscripts.

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