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  1. Grace Jones: Why I said no to working with Lady Gaga

    Grace Jones talks about her forthcoming autobiography, "I'll never write my memoirs".

  2. Government to roll-out superfast broadband to rural areas

    'It's not straightforward, there are many technological challenges', said Ed Vaizey

  3. George Osborne on UK-China ties

    The chancellor says that Britain should be 'running towards China'.

  4. Friday's business with Tanya Beckett

    What is the position of SMEs on EU membership? A recent survey gives some indicators.

  5. Friday's business with Joe Lynam

    The US Federal Reserve will continue to hold interest rates at a historic low.

  6. Farage 'may come back' as leader

    Arron Banks says Nigel Farage may return to lead UKIP

  7. Europe could 'see a surge of far right' - Frans Timmermans

    European Commission official called for 'sustainable solutions' to the migrant crisis

  8. Director of MI5 discusses terror legislation

    Andrew Parker believes terrorism is 'the most serious threat' Britain currently faces

  9. Dave, the record-breaking earthworm

    The UK's biggest earthworm found in Cheshire

  10. Chiwetel Ejiofor on his new film, 'The Martian'

    Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in Ridley Scott's adaption of the 2011 book.

  11. Can Sharia law co-exist with British courts?

    Labour MP Naz Shah on Sharia law and it's role within Britain

  12. Boeing Dreamliner 787: 'The worlds most advanced passenger aircraft'

    Simon Jack reports from the Boeing factory which could fit 'twelve Wembley stadiums'.

  13. Blair: Keep EU second referendum option open

    The option of a second referendum on Brexit should be kept open, says Tony Blair.

  14. Baroness Scotland: No expenses extravagance

    Baroness Scotland has defended money spent on Commonwealth house

  15. Allaf: a transition that involves Assad would be 'ludicrous'

    Rime Allaf, former adviser to the Syrian Opposition Coalition, on alternatives to Assad

  16. Alistair Darling: I don't know what Jeremy Corbyn stands for

    Former chancellor on the new Labour leader and renewed questions on Scottish independence

  17. Alan Johnson on Jeremy Corbyn, EU and Trident

    The former home secretary spoke from the Labour party conference in Brighton

  18. A smartphone app to prevent shark attacks

    There has been a sharp rise in shark attacks along Australia's eastern coast

  19. 鈥極ld-age is not a medical problem, death is not a medical problem鈥�

    Dr Seamus O'Mahony and Ann Munro discuss the problems with end of life care.

  20. 鈥業t has become a race to face Marine le Pen鈥�

    Sophie Pedder and Edouard Filias discuss the most recent French presidential debate

  21. 鈥楢 real charmer鈥�: remembering David Nobbs

    David Nobbs, the author and creator of TV show Reggie Perrin has died.

  22. 'We want to make sure work always pays'

    Theresa May is being urged to reverse cuts to Universal Credit by Iain Duncan Smith

  23. 'These records have slipped through the grooves of history'

    鈥楬ow to鈥� LPs from 1950s, on topics from yodelling, to training your budgie to talk.

  24. 'Palmyra told its own story'

    Marius Kociejowski reflects on the inspiration drawn from Palmyra over the centuries.

  25. 'Make me comfortable but don't resuscitate me'

    A new approach to 'Do Not Resuscitate' forms is underway

  26. 'Imagine if a system could augment your cognition by understanding the terrain of your mind'

    From Clippy to Monica: the evolution of digital assistants.

  27. 'I saw the men and boys falling'

    Srebrenica survivor remembers the massacre.

  28. 'I could see the men and boys falling'

    Srebrenica survivor remembers the massacre.

  29. Zuma deadline looms

    Jacob Zuma is facing calls to step down as President of South Africa

  30. Zimbabwe's leadership after Mugabe

    Voters in Zimbabwe take part in the country's first election without Robert Mugabe.

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