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Inside the West Bank

The 蜜芽传媒's International Editor, Jeremy Bowen, heads to the West Bank

• 7 mins

Bianca Williams 鈥� Why I've lost confidence in the police

The athlete talks candidly after two officers were sacked for gross misconduct.

• 6 mins

Dangerous Dogs - Is banning breeds the right strategy?

For the first time in thirty years, a new breed - the XL Bully - is set to be banned.

• 6 mins

Living without Levi

Levi Davis went missing from Barcelona a year ago - but his family won't give up hope.

• 5 mins

Reporting inside Gaza

The 蜜芽传媒's Fergal Keane on the risks and personal costs facing those reporting inside Gaza

• 5 mins

AI and Cancer Diagnosis - "An absolute game changer"

The artificial intelligence tool said to be nearly twice as accurate as tissue biopsies.

• 5 mins

Faulty Batteries - How Scott lost his entire family

They died in a fire 鈥� one week after he bought a replacement e-bike battery online.

• 5 mins

The struggle to buy your first home

High rents, house prices and mortgage rates: "feels like the mountain is getting higher".

• 5 mins

Worlds Apart - A family separated by the Israel-Gaza war

Amani Ahmed left her family in Gaza just a few days before war broke out.

• 5 mins

Are American politicians too old?

Joe Biden is 80 and his likely 2024 rival is 77 - so are US politicians too old?

• 5 mins

Toys at Christmas - Good or bad tidings?

With the cost of living still high - can families afford what kids want this year?

• 5 mins

David Tennant and 鈥渢he magic of Shakespeare鈥�

The actor celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Bard's First Folio.

• 5 mins

Chris Mason On - Has Suella Braverman gone too far?

Analysis from the 蜜芽传媒's Political Editor after Suella Braverman's claims of police bias.

• 6 mins

Stealing to Feed My Gambling Addiction

Gambling and crime can be linked 鈥� so why don't police regularly screen suspects?

• 5 mins

Illegal electric motorbikes - Can the police stop them?

Powerful e-motorbikes, often ridden by teenagers, are causing new problems for police.

• 5 mins

The Boy Who Lived - Harry Potter's Stunt Double

How a stunt in one of the final Harry Potter films left David Holmes paralysed.

• 5 mins

Forecasting weather... with AI?

Google has launched an AI tool for predicting weather patterns - what do experts think?

• 5 mins

How To Keep Travel Costs Down

Top tips from our experts - as transport costs push millions below the poverty line.

• 7 mins

Policing Black Children

"We grew up in fear of officers"

• 5 mins

Mums on a budget

How the Chancellor's Autumn Statement could impact parents living on a low income.

• 4 mins

Putin and Ukraine's Stolen Children

A missing Ukrainian child has been linked to an ally of President Putin.

• 8 mins

A Climate Conflict of Interest?

The UAE planned to strike fossil fuel business deals while hosting the UN climate summit.

• 5 mins

Ruth Perry - Remembering my sister

An inquest opens into the death of a headteacher left broken after an Ofsted report.

• 6 mins

Now That's What I Call a 40th Birthday!

As Now! turns 40, we hear from super-fans about why they love the compilation series.

• 4 mins

Starting school speechless 鈥� A pandemic legacy

The clinic helping children to make themselves understood.

• 5 mins

Beware of Borrowing from "Friends"

How to avoid loan sharks - some top tips and a salutary tale.

• 6 mins

South Africa's new fight for justice

Fergal Keane returns to South Africa 30 years after reporting on the end of Apartheid.

• 5 mins

Panda Parting

Edinburgh bids farewell to two very special guests.

• 4 mins

The Covid Whistleblower 鈥� "humiliated" out of her job

A senior doctor says her boss tried to "break" her after raising COVID concerns.

• 5 mins

Benjamin Zephaniah - "He was everything a poet should be鈥�

Lemn Sissay's tribute to his friend and fellow poet, who's died.

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