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Ed Miliband: Labour "100% not abandoning" green pledge

Shadow Climate Change Secretary insists 拢28bn a year will be spent on green industries.

• 8 mins

Matt Cook: Trans people being "vilified"

Oxford's new professor of LGBTQ+ history sees parallels with 1950s homophobic tropes.

• 4 mins

The life and legacy of Silvio Berlusconi

Former advisor to Berlusconi talks to the World at One following the news of his death.

• 10 mins

Ukraine's counter-offensive

Lord Richards talks to the World at One as Ukraine's counter-offensive intensifies.

• 4 mins

Jack Thorne on the early days of 麻豆社

One of the country's best drama writers, Jack Thorne, talks about impartiality.

• 7 mins

Could sunk migrant ship have been saved?

Activists claim a hostility to NGOs contributes to deaths of migrants crossing the Med.

• 12 mins

"When you're writing history, you're writing the present"

Lucy Cardwell on winning the Walter Scott prize for historical fiction with 'These Days'.

• 3 mins

Is the Windrush Compensation Scheme working?

We hear from a complainant and Professor Martin Levermore

• 7 mins

Search for missing submersible expands to deeper waters

We hear from David Mearns, founder of Bluewater Recoveries who knows two of those onboard

• 5 mins

Jim Gamble: Child Q is still asking, "Why me?"

The investigator's update on progress made since the black teen was strip-searched.

• 6 mins

Small recession "not the end of the world"

Former chancellor Lord Lamont believes a recession may be necessary to cut inflation.

• 10 mins

"Windrush Glowing on the Strand"

Sir Ben Okri reflects on 75th anniversary of the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush.

• 5 mins

Bishop: "I don鈥檛 entirely trust" Church on abuse

Bishop Julie Conalty & Alison Coulter on the sacking of the Church's safeguarding panel.

• 10 mins

Junior doctors defy pay restraint call with new strike

Dr Vivek Trivedi insists the BMA's 35% pay demand would not add to inflation.

• 7 mins

Mutiny gives Russian opposition hope

Former Duma MP Boris Nadezhdin believes President Putin may not stand for re-election.

• 4 mins

Stephen Lawrence murder "could have been solved in hours"

Sir Peter Bottomley criticises the Met police for discounting Duwayne Brooks's evidence.

• 6 mins

Jasvinder Sanghera: Church "frustrated" safeguarding panel's work

Independent Safeguarding Board member disputes bishops' accounts of her sacking.

• 6 mins

Thames Water: Govt preparing for a 'range of scenarios'

Is the water industry fit for purpose? We ask Jonathan Portes and Sir Vince Cable.

• 14 mins

Lord Goldsmith: PM 'uninterested' in climate change

As the Tory minister quits, climate negotiator Rachel Kyte voices support for his claim.

• 7 mins

Chancellor denies pay dispute undermine NHS plan

Jeremy Hunt insists pay restraint doesn't undermine plans for thousands more NHS staff.

• 16 mins

Stephen Lawrence: retired detectives will not face prosecution

The Crown Prosecution Service said it understood its news "may be deeply disappointing"

• 12 mins

Could Jackie Maguire's death have been prevented?

Muriel Maguire has been campaigning for an inquest to investigate her daughter's carers.

• 4 mins

Why has the 麻豆社 presenter not been named?

Former editor Kelvin MacKenzie says advertising worries may stop the Sun naming the star.

• 6 mins

Tim Davie: 麻豆社 always treated presenter allegations "seriously"

Director general insists the complaints system worked despite delay in quizzing star.

• 16 mins

What's the best music to listen to after a tough day?

After Sir Keir Starmer says Beethoven, we hear from some friends of Radio 4.

• 4 mins

Millionaire's plasma exchange with son 'had no benefit'

Bryan Johnson is spending $2m a year on reversing ageing but not every treatment works.

• 6 mins

What does the future look like for house building firms?

We hear from Ian Burns, chief executive of Cameron Homes

• 4 mins

Nick Read: Scale of Horizon scandal "beyond expectations"

The Post Office CEO insists it's not dragging its feet on compensation for post masters.

• 13 mins

Illegal Migration Bill 'breaks international law'

The UN refugee agency's Vicky Tennant explains why the UNHCR wants the new laws changed.

• 8 mins

Nigel Farage: Coutts lied about why it closed my account

Former UKIP leader obtains documents describing his values as "at odds" with the bank's.

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