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Could a jab cure cancer?

Is a vaccine for cancer on the horizon and if so, will it be a cure?

• 30 mins

Donald Trump's third run

Former President Trump finally announced a third run at the White House. But can he win?

• 30 mins

Undercover at Boohoo: the human cost of fast fashion

The Times goes undercover to investigate working conditions at fast fashion giant Boohoo.

• 30 mins

How a dead police officer's phone exposed misogyny, corruption and racism

The phone of a dead police officer reveals a life of inflicting abuse and wider issues

• 30 mins

Tutankhamun: The Times scoop of a century

How The Times secured the biggest scoop of all time.

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The British Museum or Greece: Who should lose their marbles?

Should the Elgin Marbles remain in London or return to their cultural homeland?

• 30 mins

Nato鈥檚 arms race with Putin

As Ukraine weapon stocks run low, how will the West proceed.. Replenishment or rethink?

• 30 mins

Do private schools need a rethink?

Keir Starmer is calling for UK private schools to lose their charitable status, but why?

• 30 mins

Sandy Hook a decade on: How the AR-15 became 鈥楢merica鈥檚 Rifle鈥�

"The AR 15 has become the weapon of choice for mass killers" but why?

• 35 mins

The British man rescuing Ukrainians from Putin鈥檚 war

British volunteer risks it all to carry out dangerous rescue work in forgotten Ukraine.

• 30 mins

A life well lived: Remembering those we lost in 2022

We remember some of the people who may not be household names but are no less fascinating

• 30 mins

Last man standing - There but for the grace of God

What happens when our journalist covering the Syrian conflict is captured himself

• 60 mins

The Falklands: 40 years on, a father and son's story

A father and son reflect on the Falklands War experience, 40 years on

• 30 mins

The South Korean culture machine that conquered the world

Gangnam Style was just the beginning, how South Korean culture has exploded since.

• 30 mins

The new science of eating well

A new year, a new approach. Tim Spector tells us how and what to eat?

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China's Covid gamble

How is China coping with the abrupt end to its "zero-Covid" policy?

• 30 mins

Prince Harry: Going Spare

Has Harry's memoir "Spare" reignited tensions within the royal family?

• 27 mins

Could Boris Johnson really bounce back?

How has the former PM been keeping busy?

• 30 mins

Wagner Group: The private army leading Russia鈥檚 fightback

Why is Russia fighting for Soledar? And who are the mercenaries leading the assault?

• 30 mins

The gender bill dividing the UK

In a historic move, the UK government has blocked Scotland's gender reform law.. but why?

• 30 mins

How the rich and powerful try to intimidate the press

How to restore the balance between rich claimants and journalists pursuing the truth.

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What's killing the Teesside crabs?

Thousands of crabs washed up dead, but can government reports reveal what happened?

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Why German tanks are going to war in Europe

What held up Germany's decision about sending its Leopard tanks to Ukraine?

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The scandal that shook the NHS

Patient neglect and the NHS, a decade on from the Stafford Hospital scandal.

• 30 mins

Should the UK follow New Zealand's smoking ban?

Could New Zealand's radical plan to ban smoking work in the UK?

• 30 mins

The West Bank children who dream of martyrdom

For children growing up in a world of endless conflict, what kind of future awaits them?

• 30 mins

Who blew up the Nord Stream pipeline?

Despite three different investigations, are we any closer to knowing the truth?

• 25 mins

The rise and fall of Nicola Sturgeon

We trace the triumphs and controversies of her eight years in power.

• 34 mins

Borscht, books and ballet: the battle for Ukraine's identity

What does the complete removal of Russian influence mean for the country's future?

• 31 mins

Can the Oscars lobbying machine ever be fair?

How significant are race, power and celebrity friends in the campaign to win an Oscar?

• 45 mins