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  1. Will the fans sell Portsmouth FC?

    Will Portsmouth FC sell? The 麻豆社's Jonathon Legard reports

  2. What is driving mass migration from the Middle East?

    Tom Fletcher, former British ambassador to Lebanon, on the conflicts and the UK response

  3. What comes next for President Donald Trump?

    The 麻豆社's Jim Naughtie reports from Washington DC.

  4. United Airlines sorry they had to "re-accommodate" passenger

    United Airlines issue partial apology after forcibly removing passenger from flight.

  5. Transgender rights and the family court: Should cultural sensitivities be taken into account?

    Transgender rights and the family court.

  6. Tim Farron left "speechless" after being introduced to Prefab Sprout's Wendy Smith

    The Liberal Democrat leader said the singer and keyboard player was his 'teenage pin-up'

  7. The triggering of Article 50

    Nick Robinson talks about what happens now after Article 50 has been triggered.

  8. The 7 most important developments in modern physics

    Carlo Rovelli explains the most important developments in modern physics, in 78 pages.

  9. Terror attack in Westminster

    Reflection and analysis on the terror attack that left 4 dead in Westminster.

  10. Russia: What happens next?

    Rex Tillerson starts US talks in Russia as G7 turns down idea of sanctions over Syria.

  11. Mvula: 'This is what I've been wanting to do since I was 12'

    Soul singer Laura Mvula talks about composing new music for Anthony and Cleopatra

  12. Milk crisis: diary farmer Doug talks about the fall in prices

    'There will come a time when if we don't make ends meet, we'll have to sell up.'

  13. Mike Tindall: 'England can set a standard tonight'

    Can England replicate their 2003 rugby world cup victory?

  14. May: 'Election will strengthen our position in EU'

    The Prime Minister tells the Today programme why she called a snap election.

  15. Is Red Nose day really helping?

    Labour MP David Lammy says Red Nose Day needs to change.

  16. Is history on the Prime Minister's side?

    Three former party leaders talk about the history and significance of snap elections.

  17. Ian Brady: 鈥楬e had clear psychopathic tendencies鈥�

    Mike Berry and Brendan Pittaway discuss the mind of murderer Ian Brady.

  18. How to make chemistry lessons explosive but safe

    Our guests demonstrate how to get students interested in science

  19. Henry Moore: 'Whatever you see in nature is already in your head'

    The sculptor Henry Moore's studio and gardens reopen this week after a 拢7 million revamp.

  20. Government: Grammar schools are for 'ordinary, working families'

    Government says new grammar schools will have to work for 'ordinary working families'

  21. G7 Summit: Can they change Russia's mind on Syria?

    The G7 summit considers sanctions for Russia over Syria support.

  22. French Election: Too close to call?

    The 麻豆社's Jim Naughtie is in France as they face the first round of the election.

  23. France and Germany 'should be the engine of Europe'

    France and Germany will focus on 'strengthening the EU'

  24. Food for thought: How Ipswich Hospitals fake food shops are helping patients to remember

    Ipswich Hospital makes fake grocery shops help dementia patients.

  25. Election 2017: Should the steel industry be saved?

    The 麻豆社's Mathew Price is in Port Talbot

  26. David Moyes' remark: sexist or just a 'clumsy joke'?

    Martha Kelner and Mathew Syed on whether David Moyes was being sexist

  27. Could there be a European lorry jam in Dover?

    Could post EU customs rules mean long queues at ports?

  28. Charlie Gard: Judge rules life support can be withdrawn

    Judge rules doctors can withdraw life support from a baby with a rare genetic condition

  29. Blair: 'You only make peace with your enemies'

    Tony Blair and Gerry Kelly, a S茅in Fein MLA talk about Martin McGuinness

  30. Article 50: The view from Sunderland

    Mathew Price is in Sunderland, answering questions on what the future holds for the UK.

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