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On the frontline with patients, staff and protesters at one abortion clinic in Arkansas.

Logan Mwangi was five years old when he was murdered by the people he trusted.

Nicola Sturgeon wants to ask again: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"

Her life and legacy. The ‘Bowelbabe’ who helped change the conversation about cancer

Rikki Neave left for school but never came home. Decades on his killer has been jailed.

What does the success of gorilla conservation tell us about protecting other species?

BBC Breakfast follows Martin Hibbert's epic five day climb to the summit of Kilimanjaro.

Joe Tidy reports on President Nayib Bukele's Bitcoin gamble in El Salvador.

Five years after the deadly fire, we hear from survivors about their fight for justice.

Palm Oil is hugely controversial. Why do some make millions while others lose everything?

James Gallagher explains what it is and if we should be worried

The secret casualties of Russia's "elite" 331st Guards Parachute Regiment revealed.

Behind the scenes, onboard HMS Northumberland, with a Royal Navy Chaplain

Global Questions discusses what's next for Georgia and Moldova.

Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov speaks to Steve Rosenberg.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine changed Alina's life, overnight.

Mark Urban looks at how Russia and Ukraine are fighting on the battlefield.

Newsnight looks at the impact of the war in Ukraine on the world.

Hungary is at odds with fellow Nato and EU members thanks to its close ties to Russia.

Tytti Tuppurainen, Finland’s Minister for European Affairs, on ramping up against Russia.

Global Questions examines the prospects for a peaceful solution to the war in Ukraine.

Aaron Heslehurst talks to former NSA Director General Keith Alexander.

Tim Willcox asks an expert panel questions submitted by our audience.

Ros Atkins reports on the resignation of Boris Johnson as Conservative Party leader.

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Discussion of Boris Johnson’s resignation as Conservative Party leader.

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Boris Johnson resigns as leader of the Conservative Party

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The PM is reluctantly giving up the highest office, no longer kingpin but caretaker.

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Danny Vincent follows those who have lived through Hong Kong's street protest movement.

Marianna Spring looks into the murder of teenager Olly Stephens after an online dispute.

Panorama investigates Britain's biggest GP network.

Mobeen Azhar investigates TerraCycle’s green credentials.

Laura Kuenssberg investigates what went on under Boris Johnson's roof during lockdown.

Ukrainians are uncovering evidence of war crimes. Panorama’s Paul Kenyon investigates.

Louise Tickle investigates how social workers make decisions about children’s lives.

What do people in Barnsley think of Boris Johnson's flagship levelling up policy?

The story of the most widespread miscarriage of justice in British legal history.

Is the prime minister's strategy to help the nation lose weight working?

With inflation rising to its highest rate for 30 years, how are people coping?

Panorama investigates why only one per cent of reported rapes results in a conviction.

Why a dispute between a union and employers has led to the biggest rail strike in years.

Ros looks at the government’s controversial plan to fly some illegal arrivals to Rwanda.

Ros Atkins explains the controversy surrounding a new Saudi-funded golf tournament.

How Boris Johnson and his allies have responded to the result of the confidence vote.

How the High Court libel trial between two footballer’s wives unfolded.

Why the government is under pressure to tax profits made by North Sea oil and gas firms.

Why the issues surrounding a key part of the UK’s Brexit deal are not resolved.

Why an alleged lockdown breach has turned into a political headache for Sir Keir Starmer.

Ros Atkins explains why Victory Day is such an important date in Russian history.

Ros Atkins distils one of the big issues in the news into just ten minutes.

Ros Atkins examines the concern Ukraine’s neighbour Moldova could be drawn in to the war

Ros Atkins examines why Nato’s border with Russia looks likely to expand significantly.

Newsround’s De-Graft heads to Ghana to find out about the legacy of the British Empire.

BBC World Service global religion reporter Lebo Diseko meets evangelical women of colour.

Stephanie Hegarty reports on the QAnon consipracy theory.

How an English language exam ruined thousands of lives.

We ask how comfortable would you be to put your faith in the hands of a robot?

The story of thousands of indigenous children, forced into residential schools in Canada.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford on Russia, repression and being expelled from the country

As troops depart, the BBC's Yalda Hakim looks at the future of peace in Afghanistan

Our World follows a brother and sister fighting for their future in Myanmar.

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg explores how Moscow views the tumultuous events of 1989.