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  1. Spy attack: 'UK should apologise to Russia'

    A former adviser to Putin says the UK accused Russia "without any data"

  2. Sports Direct: Do workers rights harm the economy?

    Iain Wright and Jeremy Baker on whether businesses can afford to improve workers rights.

  3. Sport - Ireland awarded 2017 Women's Rugby WC

    The 2017 women's rugby world cup will be held in Ireland with the pool stages played...

  4. Spoonbills return from medieval times

    Today's Martha Kearney discusses the Spoonbill recovery with a director of conservation.

  5. Spitfire wreckage to be pulled from bog 75 years after crash

    Spitfire has lain in a field in Cambridgeshire for 75 years since crashing during WW2.

  6. Spiritual Retreat

    Is cutting down on food, sleep and distractions the secret to spirituality?

  7. Spike Milligan and the 91热爆

    A look back at the legendary comedian's impact on the 91热爆

  8. Speaking skills break class barriers, says Keir Starmer.

    The Labour leader pledges to improve children's speaking skills.

  9. Spanish protesters turn on tourists

    Indications of pressure building as tourism grows 'too quickly' in some Spanish cities

  10. Southern rail strike leaving school children 'distressed'

    Why are the Southern rail strikes continuing?

  11. South Africa's secret ballot

    Current motion of no confidence against President Zuma explained

  12. Solving the generational divide

    A new report says the social contract between young and old is breaking down

  13. Social media 鈥榗orrupts鈥� reporting

    Michael Gove hits out at social media rumours around welfare

  14. Social Housing Tragedies: 鈥淗ow does this happen?鈥�

    Tens of thousands of homes are "not in the state they should be", says Michael Gove.

  15. Social housing after Grenfell

    The government has released its plans for a revamp of social housing

  16. Social care: Not just for the elderly

    A third of all social care users are working-age people with disabilities

  17. Social care system in crisis

    Our listener Anne shares her husband's struggle to find a care home bed.

  18. Social care reform

    Ex-Cabinet minister Damian Green calls for social care reform in England

  19. Social Care is at a 'tipping point'

    The Care Quality Commission calls on government to put money in to social care

  20. So, what can we expect from a Trump presidency?

    Experts react to Donald Trump's latest press conference.

  21. So long, Marianne: Leonard Cohen bids farewell to his muse

    Our guests discuss Leonard Cohen's tribute to his muse Marianne Ihlen, who died in July.

  22. So I Can Breathe: Air pollution in Los Angeles

    A study has found Los Angeles has some of the worst rush hour congestion in the world

  23. SNP to announce Nicola Sturgeon's successor

    Ash Regan, Humza Yousaf and Kate Forbes have been standing in the race

  24. Sniffer dog finds drugs in Today programme studio

    Stuart Philips brings his sniffer dog into the studio to test out on 91热爆 staff.

  25. Skripal suspects: Reaction to TV interview

    The two suspects in the Salisbury poisoning attack have denied they were Russian agents

  26. Skripal attack: Russia's spy agency

    A Salisbury attack suspect has been named as a military doctor for Russian intelligence

  27. Six men drop Lord Janner compensation claims

    Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner discusses the accusations against her father Lord Janner

  28. Sir Winston Churchill's paintings

    A new book celebrates Sir Winston Churchill's art and his accompanying writings

  29. Sir Tony Blair speaks to Today

    The former PM speaks ahead of the Future of Britain conference

  30. Sir Tony Blair on embracing AI

    The former PM says a 'full embrace' of technology could improve economic growth.

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