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Lord Clarke on the Autumn Statement

Former Conservative Chancellor Lord Ken Clarke on Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement.

• 6 mins

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