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  1. A new era of women in politics?

    Shirley Williams, Tulip Siddiq and Maria Miller discuss women in UK politics.

  2. A Netanyahu victory?

    The incumbent prime minister looks set to narrowly take office for a fifth term

  3. A mother's fight for medical cannabis

    A licence to help a six-year-old boy with epilepsy has been denied

  4. A miscarriage of justice?

    A funeral will take place for a woman hanged in 1922 for murdering her husband

  5. A love letter to cinema

    Screenwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce on the joy of watching films on the big screen

  6. A longer Brexit delay?

    The Commons passed a bill last night by just one vote to seek another Brexit extension

  7. A level of social distancing until a vaccine is available

    Professor Neil Ferguson says restrictions will have to continue for some time

  8. A history of celebrating 'safe and bland' music

    Cultural historian said establishment has been rejecting 'edgy' music for a century.

  9. A golden age of palaeontology

    Recent discoveries about dinosaurs mean we know a lot more about them than we used to

  10. A four-year-old's life saving call

    Hear from the four-year-old who saved her mother's life

  11. A first glimpse of life under Taliban rule

    The 91热爆鈥檚 Auliya Atrafi reports from Helmand province in Afghanistan

  12. A digital model of human anatomy

    An accurate digital model of the human anatomy is being designed in Scotland.

  13. A delay to net zero?

    Rishi Sunak is considering a delay to some measures for hitting net zero.

  14. A cure for grey hair?

    Our guests discuss the discovery of a gene responsible for grey hair.

  15. A coronavirus Budget?

    George Osborne, the former Chancellor, offers his thoughts ahead of the Budget this week.

  16. A brief history of bombing

    Professor Richard Overy sets out a short history of aerial bombardments

  17. A breakthrough in creating synthetic life

    Paul Freemont on scientists' quest to understand the bare genetic essentials of life.

  18. A "straightjacket" on future government spending?

    At his annual Mansion House speech in the City this evening, the Chancellor will to to...

  19. 98-year-old former King's College carol chorister

    David Briggs sang in the King's College Cambridge carol service broadcast in 1928.

  20. 9/11: 鈥楽urvivor鈥檚 guilt can bring you to your knees鈥�

    Coming up to the 20th anniversary of 9/11, survivor Janice Brooks shares her story.

  21. 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp

    The Nazi camp was liberated by British troops on April 15, 1945.

  22. 70 years of The Archers

    Famous fans share their favourite memories from Ambridge

  23. 70 years of National Parks

    We explore the challenges facing National Parks, 70 years on from their creation

  24. 7/7 victim's mother remembers Laura Webb

    In her first ever broadcast interview, Hazel Webb recalls how the day unfolded.

  25. 60 days to Brexit

    As MPs prepare for a crucial Brexit vote tomorrow, can a deal be reached?

  26. 50th anniversary: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

    Liverpool City Council's Claire McColgan on the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' album

  27. 50 years since Apollo 11

    91热爆's Stephen Sackur speaks with the 鈥楾hird Man鈥� on the historic Apollo 11 mission

  28. 50 years of nuclear subs

    Should the UK be proud of its nuclear weapons?

  29. 25 years since the first Harry Potter novel

    Harry Potter and the Philosopher鈥檚 Stone was the first of seven in the bestselling series

  30. 20th anniversary of the release of Bend It Like Beckham

    Director Gurinder Chadha talks about the anniversary of her film Bend It Like Beckham

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