麻豆社

How air fryers cooked up a media feast

From books to TV to social, the culinary gadget that's hard to miss.

• 28 mins

Tucker Carlson's head to head with Putin

Why the former Fox News host wants to interview the Russian President

• 28 mins

Prince Harry's dispute with the tabloids - who's next?

Evan Harris, the Duke of Sussex's legal analyst, explains his approach.

• 28 mins

Russia and Ukraine: reporting the war two years on

Perspectives from Ukraine, Russia and the UK on the challenges of covering the conflict.

• 28 mins

Reverberations of the Israel-Gaza War

How the conflict is dividing British society and the media.

• 28 mins

Is this the end for TalkTV?

The opinion-led TV channel is going off air just two years after it launched.

• 28 mins

Pam Abdy, CEO Warner Bros Motion Picture Group

Exclusive interview with one of Hollywood's most powerful executives

• 43 mins

Is seeing still believing?

Photo journalists on how the Princess of Wales story unfolded.

• 28 mins

Is the clock ticking for TikTok?

The founder of the UK National Cyber Security Centre gives his view.

• 28 mins

How conspiracy theories went mainstream

The media's role in amplifying the internet's wildest speculation.

• 28 mins

Fear, threats and intimidation

The situation for foreign journalists after an Iranian TV host was stabbed in London.

• 57 mins

How I set up Truth Social

Billy Boozer, former Chief Product Officer, on building Trump's social platform

• 57 mins

What next for Channel 4?

Chief executive Alex Mahon on navigating TV's troubled waters.

• 57 mins

Ofcom, impartiality and elections

Ofcom's Cristina Nicolotti Squires gives viewers' take on politician presenters.

• 57 mins

Behind the Information Iron Curtain

What is the role of the media in geopolitics?

• 57 mins

Inside the US campus protests

Perspectives from journalists on the ground.

• 57 mins

Baby Reindeer: truth or fiction?

Piers Morgan on his interview with the alleged subject of Baby Reindeer.

• 57 mins

Newsnight: end of an era

Kirsty Wark, Peter Snow and Michael Crick reflect on Newsnight's history and new format.

• 53 mins

Is this the TikTok election?

Exploring how campaigning on social media influences the vote.

• 57 mins

Papers, politics, power

Can newspapers swing elections? We ask Andrew Neil and Mirror editor Caroline Waterston.

• 58 mins

The PM and D-Day: how the row unfolded

ITV's Paul Brand discusses interviewing the PM on his return from Normandy.

• 56 mins

Political podcasts - who's listening?

We talk to the teams behind some of the UK's most succesful political podcasts

• 57 mins

Julian Assange: journalist or activist?

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his impact on journalism.

• 57 mins

Reporting Biden's health

Is the White House press corps doing its job?

• 61 mins

How to cover a general election

Did the political soap opera eclipse discussions of policy?

• 57 mins

Trump shooting: the journalists who were there

Reporters from the 麻豆社, Bloomberg and Getty share their stories.

• 56 mins

鈥淭he UK鈥檚 wildest climate trial鈥�

After its activists receive record sentences, how should journalists cover Just Stop Oil?

• 56 mins

Huw Edwards pleads guilty

How the story of the former news anchor broke.

• 57 mins

Sun Editor Victoria Newton

How the paper approached its reporting on Huw Edwards.

• 56 mins

The riots and the media

The influence of the media in debates about immigration.

• 56 mins