The confidence vote - what happens now?

Tory MPs will vote on whether they have confidence in Boris Johnson.

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Confidence vote won - what next for Boris Johnson?

The Prime Minister wins a vote of confidence by his own MPs - but issue 'won't go away'.

• 7 mins

Frontline paramedic - "people are waiting 10 hours for an ambulance"

Blair Paul qualified during the pandemic and has only known an NHS under huge pressure.

• 6 mins

Absent - getting children back into school

'You need tact and kindness, but toughness too' - following a school attendance officer

• 6 mins

Capitol Hill riot - a moment of reckoning?

What to expect from the January 6th riot hearings.

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'Once in a lifetime' job on remote Scottish island

The four-pupil school on Foula in the Shetland Islands is looking for a new headteacher.

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Grenfell Tower - "a tragedy in three acts"

Five years since the disaster, "it's difficult to move on with so much unresolved".

• 7 mins

Babushka Z - the Kremlin's unlikely propaganda icon

"I don't think they should glorify me". Meet the Ukrainian who's gone viral in Russia.

• 7 mins

Mapping the DNA of all life in the British Isles

The Darwin Tree of Life project could transform how we understand the natural world.

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Cutting back to cope with soaring costs

"I work full time and never thought I'd have to worry about food. Now I worry every day".

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How Uganda saved the mountain gorilla

What does this success story tell us about preserving biodiversity?

• 7 mins

Fatboy Slim - 'music is my therapy'

The legendary dance DJ on how 'music can rewire a disconnected brain'.

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The rail strikes explained

A row between the RMT union and employers has led to the biggest rail strike in decades.

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The lives transformed by classical music

"I was totally inspired" - the story of a symphony orchestra on a council estate.

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A day of reckoning for the Tories

Two by-election defeats and a cabinet resignation - what next for the Prime Minister?

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5 Minutes On Glastonbury

The magic of Glastonbury

'Nobody is a weirdo at Glastonbury' - a trip down Worthy Farm memory lane.

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5 Minutes On Glastonbury

My journey to Glastonbury - "I expected it to be chaos"

Steffan Powell couldn't believe his luck as he joined the early birds at Paddington.

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5 Minutes On Glastonbury

Billie Eilish - Glastonbury's youngest ever headliner

The 20-year-old making history on the Pyramid Stage.

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5 Minutes On Glastonbury

How King Kendrick made it to Glastonbury

"He did it the old fashioned way" - rapper Kendrick Lamar's rise to the top.

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5 Minutes On Glastonbury

Macca's set - "such unadulterated joy"

A review by serious fan and comedian, Steve Coogan, as the set unfolded.

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Scotland's most mysterious murder - is it about to be solved?

Alistair Wilson was shot dead in the seaside town of Nairn in 2004.

• 7 mins

Ghislaine Maxwell - sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking

She was the toast of high society. Now Ghislaine Maxwell will spend two decades in jail.

• 7 mins

Abortion after Roe v Wade - the women lured to sham clinics

Hana was worried for her health when she sought abortion care - and left feeling tricked.

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Pride at 50

"We're here, we're queer, and you better get used to it" - celebrating 50 years of Pride.

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Tom Cruise at 60

How has this Hollywood legend stayed at the top of his game ?

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The revolt against Boris Johnson

An hour-by-hour run down on a day of mass resignations from the Tory ranks.

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"Them's the breaks" - Boris Johnson's resignation

An extraordinary moment dissected by Nick Robinson - the expert in political thinking.

• 7 mins

Feeling hot hot hot

BBC Weather presenter Nick Miller on heatwaves, health warnings and how to stay cool.

• 7 mins

The real Mo Farah

Mo reveals he was a victim of child slavery - trafficked into the UK at the age of nine.

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Teenage vaping - a habit out of control?

Rachel Burden investigates the impact of the illegal sale of vapes.

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'Turkey Teeth' - bargain smile or big mistake?

Searching for the perfect Instagram-worthy smile - and the risks that come with it.

• 7 mins

Sri Lanka - an island nation sinking fast

How an economic crisis and people power brought down the family that ran Sri Lanka

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Sexual assault in the massage industry

Assaulted in my own home - "it changed me forever".

• 6 mins

The hardest jobs in a heatwave

A sewage worker, a road layer, an osteopath, and a chef on their challenging jobs.

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Counting the cost of living

"No one should be expected to live like this" - cutting down to two showers a week.

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Jake Wightman - World Champion

"It hasn't sunk in yet" - Jake and his commentator Dad, Geoff, on his stunning 1500m win.

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What happened to Tamara Ecclestone's diamonds?

Tamara and the police speak for the first time about the £26m heist.

• 8 mins

The magic of ASMR

How whispering has become a cultural, tingly phenomenon.

• 7 mins

Still working at 100

David Flucker first retired at 72, but it wasn't long before he found another job.

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Free to be me - a life reborn

The LGBT Afghans who've fled the Taliban for the UK.

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Eurovision 2023 - destination UK

'We know how to throw a party' - Eurovision 2023 will be hosted by the UK.

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The stolen lives of Ukraine's young disabled people

'It's a living hell' - human rights investigators exposing Ukraine's shameful secret.

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The Lionesses - we're going to Wembley

'It was amazing - I'm lost for words' - England's footballers are inspiring a generation.

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The art of cutting carbon

Can art help to highlight the amount of CO2 emitted by the big industries around us?

• 6 mins

"It's not Girls Aloud without Sarah"

The band talks about Sarah Harding's death - and how they want to save lives in her name.

• 5 mins

Love Island: Tasha's 'superpower'

What life is like for Love Island's first deaf contestant.

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Celebrating the Lionesses: 'It's only just begun'

What does England winning the Women’s Euro’s 2022 mean for players and fans?

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Pursuing justice: 'The longer it takes, the longer that hell continues'

Claire Rafferty was sexually abused by her cousin but had to wait four years for justice.

• 7 mins

The Story of Archie Battersbee

The 12-year-old's mum says the family's legal fight to keep him alive has come to an end.

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The "stolen" Spanish beach body ad

How does it feel to have your image taken for a Spanish body positivity ad gone wrong?

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Betrayed by my therapy notes

Could new guidance around therapy for rape survivors be a risk to public health?

• 6 mins

'I make my own dentures'

The people who won't wait any longer for a NHS dentist appointment.

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Ed Slater: Facing up to motor neurone disease

The former Gloucester rugby star speaks about his diagnosis for the first time.

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How a colourful plastic brick revolutionised play

As Lego celebrates its 90th anniversary, we look at how it's remained top of its game.

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Disappearing pools: 'A health and welfare disaster'

What happens when the only public pool in town closes its doors?

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Are songs getting shorter?

Why audiences are loving bitesize pop.

• 6 mins

Should tourism be taxed?

As thousands descend on Edinburgh for the Fringe, some are calling for a tax on tourism.

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20 years of 1Xtra: Amplifying black culture

Remi Burgz and DJ Target take a look back at 20 years of 1Xtra.

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Dame Deborah James - in her mother's words

"Deborah was about living every minute and every second well...she was full of life"

• 6 mins

Exam Results 2022 - what you need to know

Grace, Ben, Summer & Ishaq ask the key questions on A-Levels, GCSEs, BTecs & T-Levels.

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The problem of rising rents

The under-30s finding ways to navigate rents going up while salaries stall.

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I can't afford my pet anymore

Animal charities say they're seeing record numbers of pets being given up for adoption.

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The dark side of direct sales

Are young workers being exploited and has #hustleculture gone too far?

• 8 mins

The death of 9-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel: a shocking sequence of events

A masked gunman burst into her Liverpool home firing "with complete disregard".

• 7 mins

Monkeypox: Staying safe at Pride

What are Manchester's LGBT community doing to ensure people enjoy their weekend safely?

• 5 mins

Going off-grid

High energy prices mean living off-grid has never been so appealing. But how hard is it?

• 5 mins

Duetting with Billie Eilish on Tik Tok

Vocal coach Sheridan Coldstream speaks about his unexpected viral duet.

• 5 mins

Mikhail Gorbachev - the man who changed the world

The last leader of the former Soviet Union has died, aged 91.

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Edward Enninful - the man in Vogue defining fashion

The teenage asylum seeker from Ghana who became the editor of British Vogue.

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Harry and Meghan: Why they divide opinion

On their return to the UK we ask what makes this royal couple so controversial?

• 6 mins

Making Political TV with Laura Kuenssberg

Behind the scenes with Laura Kuenssberg on her new Sunday morning politics show.

• 6 mins

Liz Truss - Our New Prime Minister

After weeks of campaigning, Liz Truss is the new Conservative Party leader & our next PM.

• 6 mins

Day one in Downing Street

From kissing hands to exploding pizzas - what to expect on your first day as PM.

• 6 mins

Are schools facing a perfect storm this winter?

As energy bills increase, schools say they face becoming crisis centres.

• 5 mins

Queen Elizabeth II: Your memories and tributes

From honours to openings and even chance encounters - your tributes to the late Queen.

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Queen Elizabeth II and Ireland

In 2011 the late Queen visited Ireland in what was seen by many as a landmark visit.

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The King's Harpist

"I feel honoured to be asked to perform again for him at a momentous time in his life".

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"A meditative magic" - watching the lying-in-state

Why Mark Savage became glued to the BBC's live feed of the public paying their respects.

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Queuing for the Queen

What's it like to join the most famous queue in the world?

• 5 mins

The podcast that freed a convicted murderer

'Serial' subject - Adnan Syed - leaves jail after his conviction is overturned.

• 5 mins

What's Putin playing at?

More Russian reservists are heading to Ukraine. What's President Putin's agenda?

• 5 mins

Cherry Valentine - "an inspiration to many"

From mental health nurse, to drag performer and TV personality.

• 5 mins

Richard Osman: the inspiration for my "Thursday Murder Club"

Richard takes us round the now famous retirement village - which is also home to his mum.

• 6 mins

A grilling - Liz Truss on Local BBC Radio

The PM faced questions on immigration, fracking and of course the economy and mini-budget

• 8 mins

The big car con

Victims lose thousands of pounds after buying cars online which were fake.

• 5 mins

The final walk with my guide dog

An emotional goodbye after eight years of companionship and assistance.

• 5 mins

Liz Truss tells Laura Kuenssberg - "I should have laid the ground better"

The PM's admission to Laura Kuenssberg - but no intention of changing her economic plans.

• 9 mins

A 'colossal' U-turn

'A defining moment' - Chris Mason on the government ditching a tax cut for higher earners

• 6 mins

Missing school - Bradley's story

When his dad died after a sudden illness, Bradley stopped attending school.

• 5 mins

Somalia - a country on the verge of famine

Famine is at the door..."and we need help now" - warns a UN charity

• 5 mins

The Hollywood boss sending Tom Cruise into space

The Isle of Wight's Donna Langley - now one of Hollywood's most powerful women.

• 6 mins

Molly Rose Russell: A father's drive for change

Molly's dad reflects on her life and his campaign for online child safety.

• 5 mins

The hubs keeping us warm this winter

With millions facing "fuel poverty" this winter, charities and councils are stepping in.

• 6 mins

'I'm scared to live in my own home'

'Failed' by councils - the tenants living in dangerous private rental homes.

• 6 mins

The real line of duty

The Met Police teams rooting out criminals in uniform.

• 7 mins

Desert Island Discs - the lost recordings

Bing Crosby, Dame Margot Fonteyn and Noel Coward - among the audio treasures recovered.

• 5 mins

Laura Kuenssberg and the new chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Highlights from the new chancellor's interview on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

• 6 mins

Britain's biggest u-turn?

The chancellor announces that most of the government's mini-budget has now been dropped.

• 4 mins

Rising food prices: 'a game of survival'

How are families and businesses coping?

• 6 mins