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'My son was the victim, but could've been the killer'

Sarah Barry's 19-year-old son was killed in a knife fight while carrying a blade himself.

• 6 mins

Toxic, targeted threats - the online abuse faced by MPs

MPs face 3,000 abusive tweets daily. So could this be shaping policy in a dangerous way?

• 6 mins

The farmer under siege by criminals

Thefts, vandalism and fly-tipping have forced Luke Palmer to take extraordinary measures.

• 6 mins

Remembrance: Stories from a disappearing generation

A Wren in naval intelligence and a bomber aircraft technician share memories of WWII.

• 6 mins

The first 麻豆社 broadcast

After 100 years, we look back at the first ever 麻豆社 broadcast.

• 6 mins

Michelle Obama's life lessons

The former First Lady speaks about life, role models and not being seen.

• 5 mins

Saved by the school for troubled teens

How a 'gifted' child's life was turned around by a pupil referral unit

• 5 mins

"Police didn't stop my stalker"

A victim's story - why campaigners want stalking offences to be taken more seriously.

• 6 mins

The secret fan

Diaries of a gay England fan in Qatar - "It's such a taboo topic we're invisible".

• 6 mins

Iran's World Cup story

From a unifying force in a football-mad country to a symbol of Iran's divisions

• 10 mins

Delicious dinners - on a tight budget

GP and chef Dr Rupy Aujla on how to cook with cheap ingredients and low energy usage.

• 5 mins

Nicole's story: 11 years old - exploited by drugs gangs

Abused and sexually exploited, Nicole was made to deliver drugs by criminal gangs

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Should I make my accent posh?

Amol Rajan investigates How to Crack the Class Ceiling for 麻豆社 Two and 麻豆社 iPlayer

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Billie Eilish - growing up in the public eye

The star discusses her meteoric rise to fame and how it affected her as a teenager

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How kids are dealing with rising costs

"I use my pocket money for school dinners instead of toys and treats".

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Harry and Meghan on the media, royal life and racism

"Unconscious bias" and press intrusion: what we've learnt from their Netflix series

• 6 mins

Accessible housing: "It's a wild west"

How a shortage of accessible homes is taking away disabled people's independence.

• 6 mins

How to keep warm on a budget

Top tips for Cardiff students, Georgia and Lucy, on how to keep costs down.

• 5 mins

Morocco's World Cup dream

Morocco are the first Arab and African side to make it to the World Cup semi-finals.

• 5 mins

Harry and Meghan - bullying, betrayals and briefings

Jonny Dymond on what we learned from the final three Netflix episodes.

• 5 mins

A plumber's promise

The Burnley plumber driven by a promise to his late son to help those in need.

• 5 mins

The death of the Christmas song?

Is the era of Christmas number ones, that are actually about Christmas, over?

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5 Minutes On 2022

"A meditative magic" - watching the Queen lying-in-state

Why Mark Savage became glued to the 麻豆社's live feed of the public paying their respects.

• 7 mins

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Boris Johnson's resignation

"Them's the breaks" - Nick Robinson looks back at an extraordinary political moment.

• 7 mins

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Life under Russian occupation

A secret recording by a Ukrainian father, as Russian tanks rolled into his home city.

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Paul McCartney's Glasto show

Comedian Steve Coogan, a huge Beatles fan, reviews the set as it unfolds.

• 7 mins

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Amber Heard and Johnny Depp - trial by TikTok

Why this was among the most talked about events of the year.

• 7 mins

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Ukraine's Eurovision win

Why Europe's biggest pop fest meant so much to the Kalush Orchestra.

• 8 mins

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The secret England fan

What was it like to be a gay man in Qatar where same-sex relationships are criminalised?

• 8 mins

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Celebrating the Lionesses

What does England's Euro 2022 win mean for players and fans?

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