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  1. Tackling gang crime in Merseyside

    There were multiple gang related killings in the area last year.

  2. Tackling extremism in Britain

    Sara Khan on her role as the country's first counter extremism commissioner

  3. Tackling climate change

    Scientists have published a stark report on global warming calling for urgent action

  4. Ta-Nehisi Coates on his new novel 'The Water Dancer'

    Author Ta-Nehisi Coates on his new novel following the life of a slave on a plantation.

  5. Syrian mother: "Where do we go?"

    Mother of three and teacher tells of family's journey long journey from Homs to Hungary.

  6. Syria's missing activists

    Names of activists killed in Syrian government custody are being released

  7. Syria's civilians

    The UN says political and humanitarian support is needed urgently

  8. Syria: 'When will it end?'

    Seven years ago news of the first anti-government protests in Syria emerged

  9. Syria: 'There's terror on both sides'

    A group of British Christians defends a trip to Syria

  10. Syria five years on: Commemorating the lives lost

    A montage of the Syrian war commemorating 250,000 lives lost in five years of conflict

  11. Syria crisis 'a wake-up call'

    The UN's special envoy says there will be major diplomatic action

  12. Syria conflict: No end to interminable war is in sight

    Predictions of the imminent, or even medium term fall of Damascus are wrong, Jeremy Bowen

  13. Syria conflict: Is diplomacy effective?

    Evelyn Farkas spoke on the programme about the West's next move in the Syria crisis.

  14. Syria attack: Were chemical weapons used?

    An emergency UN Security Council meeting will discuss a suspected chemical attack

  15. Syria air strikes: Can they make a difference?

    A former UK ambassador and former Chief of Air Staff discuss the efficacy of air strikes

  16. Syria 'chemical attack'

    Should we join an American strike on Syria?

  17. Swedish ex-PM on Stockholm attack

    Former Swedish PM Fredrik Reinfeldt responds to Friday's lorry attack in Stockholm

  18. Sutton Coldfield - UK's latest devolution battleground

    Campaigners in Sutton Coldfield want to set up their own town council.

  19. Surprise inflation rise driven by food, drink and clothing prices

    Figures show a jump to 10.4% in February from 10.1% in January

  20. Supreme Court Brexit case: A reality TV hit?

    A critic and a scriptwriter consider the entertainment value of the televised Brexit case

  21. Supermarkets pledge to cut a fifth of food waste by 2025

    Major supermarkets are committing to cut food waste and transform the food industry.

  22. Sunak to unveil plans amidst cost of living crisis

    Mishal Husain looks at how Birmingham is being affected by the cost of living pressures.

  23. Sun 'doesn't accept made an error' on 'Queen Brexit' headline

    Tony Gallagher, The Sun editor, on Ipso ruling against 'Queen Backs Brexit' headline.

  24. Summer schools: Catch-up plan

    Ministers have pledged more money towards the catch-up plan for pupils in England.

  25. Summer holidays uncertain, warns travel bosses

    Some EU leaders want new restrictions to introduce quarantine on travellers from the UK.

  26. Summer born babies are 20% less likely to go to university

    Professor Dearden researched the effects of proposals in a government open letter.

  27. Suffragette statue: Who should stand in Westminster?

    Which suffragette deserves a permanent statue 鈥� Fawcett or Pankhurst?

  28. Succession writer Lucy Prebble

    What鈥檚 behind the success of the hit TV show, now in its final season?

  29. Sturgeon: Scotland must stay in single market

    Nicola Sturgeon says Theresa May "making it inevitable" that UK leaves the single market.

  30. Sturgeon: English Votes would make Scottish MPs 鈥榮econd-class citizens鈥�

    Sturgeon: SNP MPs will decide whether to vote on English issues on case-by-case basis.

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