Power to The People: Rewiring Britain
Britain is turning electric, but the shift to renewable energy will require a major rewire. Business and Economy editor Douglas Fraser follows the journey of power generated on the north coast of Scot...
30 Maalis 28min
How Not to Kill a Politician
What is it that drives ordinary people to condone political violence, and some to commit it? As democracies increasingly exist in conditions where violence can flourish, Stanford University polarisati...
29 Maalis 30min
Britain by Bodycam
Every month brings a new headline about shoplifting, confrontations with retail staff and disorder on our high streets. As a result, more and more security guards have taken to wearing bodyworn camera...
25 Maalis 28min
Sophia v AI Slop
While browsing online, the journalist and author Sophia Smith Galer was surprised to find a biography of herself on Amazon. She discovered that it was full of inaccuracies - and most likely written us...
8 Maalis 28min
A Place in Politics for British Muslims
Alongside rising levels of hate faced by British Muslims, are renewed questions about how well Muslims have integrated in British society.The BBC's Religion Editor Aleem Maqbool hears stories of anti-...
3 Maalis 28min
Someone Else's Problem: Exporting the Housing Crisis
In cities across the country, councils are grappling with unprecedented numbers of people presenting as homeless. In London, mounting pressure on temporary accommodation has led some boroughs to place...
22 Helmi 28min
Trump and Greenland: How MAGA went Arctic
Why does President Trump really want to takeover Greenland?The Arctic territory is rich in vital minerals and oil, and it hosts an important American military base as the race for dominance in the wid...
8 Helmi 27min
RAAC and Ruin
Between the 1950s and 1990s the material known as RAAC, Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete, was used mostly in flat roofing, but also in floors and walls. It offered a cheaper alternative to stand...
1 Helmi 28min
