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Is the rise in antisemitism making London unsafe?

Comedian David Baddiel and Rabbi Wittenberg on the rise of antisemitism.

• 10 mins

60 aid trucks enter Gaza during a pause in the fighting

Sir Stephen O'Brien told us about coordinating aid and waiting for this moment.

• 4 mins

"The last thing you want with a brother you much love is to be talking about his death."

Jonathan Dimbleby talks PM about his brother Nicholas' MND and assisted dying.

• 6 mins

"There's a cultural assumption that my life is not worth living."

Dr Miro Griffiths on assisted dying in terms of respect for the disabled.

• 8 mins

ChatGPT turns one

After a turbulent month for it's founding company, we look at what impact ChatGPT was.

• 8 mins

Should the Telegraph and Spectator be sold to the UAE?

Two former newspaper editors debate.

• 6 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 1

Historian James Barr takes listeners through the history of the Israel Palestine conflict

• 5 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 2

Historian James Barr on the history of the 1930s and 1940s in Palestine.

• 7 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 3

Historian James Barr on the creation of the new state of Israel.

• 10 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 4

Historian James Barr on the relationships in the Middle East in the 1950s and 1960s.

• 7 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 5

Historian James Barr on the history of Israel and the Palestinians during the 1970s.

• 8 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 6

Historian James Barr on the relationship between Israel and Egypt in the 1980s.

• 9 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 7

Historian James Barr on the history of the Middle East, and the rise of Hamas.

• 7 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 8

Historian James Barr on the impact of the Oslo agreements in the Middle East.

• 13 mins

A Complicated History

A Complicated History: Part 9

Historian James Barr looks back at what history tells us about the current conflict.

• 7 mins

King Charles addressed the COP summit in Dubai, but his tie covered in Greek flags took centre stage.

It follows a diplomatic row between No 10 and Athens about the Elgin Marbles.

• 3 mins

Was Israel warned about the 7th October attacks a year before they happened?

Ronen Bergman uncovered documents showing the Israeli military saw a plan but didn't act.

• 6 mins

The Israeli military has moved into "all areas" of Gaza. What is the strategy now?

We spoke to Mohammed who's now in the south of Gaza and a senior Israeli politician.

• 11 mins

Sir Brendan Foster: "The Commonwealth Games is past it's sell by date."

Australia's Gold Coast can't host the 2026 Commonwealth Games and no one else is bidding.

• 5 mins

The Home Secretary's new plans to limit immigration to the UK.

What will be the impact for sectors that rely on migrant workers?

• 14 mins

Will the Supreme Court protect one of America's wealthiest families?

The Sackler family, the opioid crisis and the Supreme Court.

• 6 mins

"I refuse to drown into despair"

We caught up with Akkram and Mohammed who are in Khan Younis.

• 6 mins

Lord Garnier: "I won't vote for it. It makes political and legal nonsense."

The PM urges MPs to back his plan Rwanda plan but fractions are building in the party.

• 9 mins

Can speed bumps damage your home?

One residential street in London told us about the unexpected toll that they are taking.

• 5 mins

Tom Pursglove: "This is the right bill to take us forward. I want to see colleagues in the Lobby supporting the government."

New Immigration Minister Tom Purglove urges colleagues to pass Sunak's Rwanda bill.

• 10 mins

Everton FC respond to poverty chanting by advertising foodbanks on their scoreboard.

Mike Salla, from Everton in the Community, on the fine line between banter and offense.

• 5 mins

What is the best way to politely turn down an invite?

Ravneet Gill and Maria Mcerlane took PM up on the invite, and tell us their best excuses.

• 7 mins

Post Office Scandal: 'This is government, things go on the 'too difficult' pile'

The Postal Affairs Minister joins us after Sunak announces law to overturn convictions.

• 9 mins

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Jo Whiley on the legacy of her friend and colleague, the late radio DJ Annie Nightingale.

• 5 mins

Tory MP Elliot Colburn shared his personal story about suicide for the first time at PMQs

He tells PM he hopes speaking out will can help break the taboo still present in society.

• 10 mins