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Scientists are on a mission to discover where the stars we see in the night sky came from

Exposes the abuse and neglect of disabled people in institutions across Ukraine.

On the frontline with the resistance inside Ukraine, fighting the Russian invaders.

The Big Cases. Leiland-James was taken at birth by social services. Then he was murdered

How a lorry driver, looking at dating sites while driving, went on to kill three.

Roger Harrabin reports on British artists working to highlight carbon usage.

After a secret evacuation this programme follows a group of LGBTQ+ Afghans now in the UK.

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

Kirsty believes she has ADHD and has spent the last eight years trying to get assessed.

The BBC explores the TikTok trend of 'Turkey Teeth'.

Nick Miller looks at the issues and disruption extreme heat causes.

Debate between the final two candidates hoping to become the next Conservative leader.

With Boris Johnson forced from office, Laura Kuenssberg looks at what led to his downfall.

If you’re asking, we’ll answer. How did we get here? And with Johnson going - what now?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned as Conservative Party leader.

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

The Media Show looks at how politics, power and the press intertwine.

Laura Kuenssberg looks back on Brexit, Covid and political challenges of the last 7 years

An interview with Dominic Cummings about his role in government during the pandemic.

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Adam Fleming and guests question RMT union's Mick Lynch about the rail strikes.

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The Big Cases. Leiland-James was taken at birth by social services. Then he was murdered

How a lorry driver, looking at dating sites while driving, went on to kill three.

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

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

This is the story of a dangerous MI5 agent, which the government tried to keep secret.

Sir David Amess MP was murdered by an IS fanatic, at a meeting in a church in Essex.

Sabina Nessa was killed at random by a man with a history of violence.

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.

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

Care in the community. Heartbreaking pandemic struggles and the men of faith giving help

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

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

Hannah Price explores suspected student suicide and mental health at university.

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