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Zoe Billingham: NHS mental health services failing families
The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust chair admits it's not yet safe for patients.
Zahawi "heartbroken" by Tory infighting over PM's leadership
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says it would be a "disaster" to vote Johnson out.
Yvette Cooper: "He was the kindest, steadiest, most thoughtful of people."
Former Labour Chancellor Alistair Darling has died aged 70. Yvette Cooper pays tribute.
Yuval Noah Harari: “Putin may win all the battles but still lose the war”
The author says the war in Ukraine is a major historical turning point.
Would you like a Bagpipe wake-up call?
At 6am each morning an Aberdeenshire village has been waking up to the sound of bagpipes.
World Cup: Is your office sweepstake legal?
PM's Evan Davis talks about the Gambling Commission's warning.
World "running dangerously out of time" on climate change
COP 26 President Alok Sharma warns governments to ditch policies that increase emissions
Wordle sale: Can the Internet's most loved sites be kept free to use?
Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales on how to keep the Internet's most loved sites free.
Will the Supreme Court protect one of America's wealthiest families?
The Sackler family, the opioid crisis and the Supreme Court.
Will smog spark new climate change debate in the USA?
Wildfires burning in Canada have shrouded large swathes of America in smoke.
Will pro-Palestinian protests on Armistice Day be banned?
John McDonnell says the police shouldn't be politicised over the protest
Will it rain on the King's parade?
Rain is forecast for the Coronation. A new satellite may make predictions more accurate
Will Hutton: "I couldn't help but respect him, even though I thought he was wrong"
The economist Will Hutton remembers Nigel Lawson, who has died aged 91.
Will Earth warm by 1.5 degrees?
WMO warns warming by more than 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels is likely by 2027.
Widower sues AstraZenica over Covid vaccine death
Lisa Shaw died from a rare condition linked to the vaccine. Now her husband is suing.
Wicked author talks film adaptation
Gregory Maguire talks to PM's Sarah Montague about the upcoming film adaptation
Wicked author talks film adaptation
Gregory Maguire talks to PM's Sarah Montague about the upcoming film adaptation
Why is there no target for cutting the education attainment gap?
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi on targeting the rich-poor divide among pupils.
Why is M&S poised to re-enter the FTSE100?
Kate Hardcastle on how fashion basics and TikTok have restored M&S's profitability.
Why has Warrington become a hotspot for those leaving Hong Kong?
Many arriving in the UK from Hong Kong in last few years are moving to Warrington.
Why has the BBC presenter not been named?
Former editor Kelvin MacKenzie says advertising worries may stop the Sun naming the star.
Why does the format of 'Ghosts' work so well?
Jim Howick and Matthew Beynton speak to Sarah Montague
Why do politicians love appearing on reality TV?
Is it worth it? Particularly for those who have, had, or hope to have a political career.
Why do people collect royal memorabilia?
Margaret Tyler is one of the country's foremost collectors of royal memorabilia
Why do musicians re-release old classics?
We spoke to music producer, Stephen Street, who has worked with The Smiths and Blur.
Why did defiant Sharp quit as BBC chairman?
Richard Sharp described appointments code breaches as "not material" but resigned anyway.
Why barristers want crime to pay more
Criminal barristers are voting on a full walk-out in a bid to secure a 25% pay rise.
Why are curves disappearing from the catwalk?
NTY’s Vanessa Friedman and model Felicity Hayward on the move away from plus-size models.
Who would play you in the film of your life?
Rory Kinnear and Dave Fishwick on what it's like to have your life on screen.
Who will govern Gaza when the war is over?
Former UN peacekeeper on whether international players will get involved in Gaza.

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