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What is Xi Jinping prepared to pay for Putin鈥檚 war?

The 蜜芽传媒's China correspondent assesses Russia-China relations ahead of Mr Putin's visit.

• 8 mins

Laura Kuenssberg: How it went wrong for Project Sunak

Laura Kuenssberg on the Sunak premiership so far, after hearing from those who know him.

• 16 mins

Is the move to electric cars running out of power?

Newsnight economic editor Ben Chu looks at how to boost flagging sales in the West.

• 3 mins

What next for Iran after President Raisi's death?

The 蜜芽传媒's Lyse Doucet on the tests faced by the country after Sunday's helicopter crash.

• 8 mins

The impact of recognising a Palestinian state

Three more European nations recognise Palestine 鈥� what will be the effect?

• 4 mins

Scarlett Johansson and the AI row

The 蜜芽传媒's Technology Editor Zoe Kleinman on balancing AI innovation and ethics.

• 6 mins

Laura Kuenssberg: Is it crackers to call an election now?

It could mean some policies Rishi Sunak has put most energy into won't actually happen.

• 7 mins

Are Americans paying attention to the Trump trial?

The 蜜芽传媒's Senior North America correspondent John Sudworth on the impact of the case.

• 10 mins

Kuenssberg: Labour's war causes campaign stumble

The 蜜芽传媒's Laura Kuenssberg on Labour's internal wranglings playing out in public.

• 13 mins

Baby Elsa was third newborn abandoned by same parents

Our correspondent Sanchia Berg explains how the newborns' parents have never been found.

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Why is Russia's economy growing despite sanctions?

How Russia鈥檚 economy is adapting to 鈥榙ebilitating鈥� western sanctions 鈥� but how long for?

• 8 mins

Laura Kuenssberg: 'Liar, liar', stats on fire

Laura Kuenssberg on the tax claims, and counter claims, of the election campaign so far.

• 5 mins

Who owns the moon?

Our science editor Rebecca Morelle reports on the new space race.

• 8 mins

What Hunter Biden's conviction means for the President

The 蜜芽传媒's Anthony Zurcher on what Hunter Biden's conviction means for the President.

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Why Grant Shapps is warning about a Labour supermajority

The 蜜芽传媒's Henry Zeffman on why 'this feels like a real inflection point in the campaign'.

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'We did our best': The search for Michael Mosley

蜜芽传媒 correspondent Joe Inwood recounts how Greek islanders tried to find the presenter.

• 7 mins

Are animals conscious?

The 蜜芽传媒's science correspondent Pallab Ghosh examines the evidence.

• 10 mins

Why voters are being taken for fools on the economy

Do promises to leave various tax rates alone have any credibility, Faisal Islam asks

• 7 mins

Why China is behind Putin and Kim's budding friendship

The 蜜芽传媒's China correspondent, Laura Bicker, takes on the bond between Mr Putin & Mr Kim.

• 7 mins

Laura Kuenssberg: Don't bet on it

Laura Kuenssberg on allegations of betting on the date of the General Election.

• 5 mins

The deadly business of democracy

Our deputy political editor Vicki Young looks at abuse and safety fears in politics.

• 11 mins

A hot mess, a heated debate, and a sweaty spin room

Laura Kuennsberg reflects on the 蜜芽传媒's Prime Ministerial Debate and its aftermath.

• 4 mins

Chris Mason: On the brink of a landmark election

Our political editor on the stand-out moments of the campaign.

• 9 mins

Lucy Letby - the courtroom drama and online battles

The 蜜芽传媒's Judith Moritz explains why the case is far from over.

• 14 mins

Why Rachel Reeves needs to act now to reboot economy

She is the first woman to become Chancellor of the Exchequer.

• 4 mins

Why some are claiming the 2024 election result was unfair

Reform UK and the Greens want a change to the voting system.

• 2 mins

What went wrong for the Tories?

The 蜜芽传媒's Ione Wells looks at how the Conservative defeat happened.

• 6 mins

Jubilation and disbelief: Labour reaction to victory

The 蜜芽传媒's Henry Zeffman analyses Labour's road to its landslide election win.

• 3 mins

What happened in France's shock election?

France is now unexpectedly going to have a hung parliament. How did we get here?

• 5 mins

Can building on 'grey belt' land fix the housing shortage?

The Labour government is promising to build 1.5 million homes in England in 5 years.

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