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Whistleblowers - is there a cover up culture in the NHS?

Former NHS worker Paul Calvert shares what becoming a whistleblower has done to him.

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NHS at 75 - The Black Medical Pioneers

The story of black nurses in the early days of the NHS.

• 5 mins

Would you wear clothes made from human hair?

How one designer in the Netherlands is using this wasted resource.

• 5 mins

AI at Wimbledon - The new sound of commentary?

Why Wimbledon is to start match commentary generated by artificial intelligence.

• 5 mins

Salman Rushdie - "I have crazy dreams"

After a near-fatal stabbing, the novelist says he may never do a public event again.

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Can the UK be an AI superpower?

The man tasked with making sure the UK benefits from artificial intelligence says yes.

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McDonald's - A toxic workplace for teenagers?

McDonald's workers have told the 麻豆社 about a culture of sexual assault and harassment.

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The New Treasures of Pompeii

An extraordinary guide around a major new excavation.

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McDonald's - Targeted for Being New

Emily's story: embarrassed, angered and intimidated just weeks into her first job.

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Robots Writing Songs

Can Artificial Intelligence write a passable pop hit?

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George Alagiah - A Life of Brilliant Storytelling

A very fine human being - a tribute to a friend and colleague by the 麻豆社's Allan Little.

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Electric Cars 鈥� The Hurdles in the Road

What are the key challenges of going electric?

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Rental Strife 鈥� Queuing for a Viewing

Competition in the private rental sector has more than tripled across the UK since 2019.

• 6 mins

Trapped in Debt

麻豆社 Panorama investigates the booming debt management industry.

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The mother on Ukraine's frontline

Meet Ukrainian markswoman Adriana, who has become a prime target for Russian propaganda.

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The Reality of Round-the-Clock Care

The strain on NHS budgets is pushing some families close to the edge.

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The Festival Drug Test Debate

Evidence suggests drug testing at festivals saves lives, so why isn't it happening?

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The Omagh bombing: Two of us still strong

Meet two women injured in the attack who marked the 25th anniversary with a skydive.

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Pangolins: outwitting the traffickers

These shy animals are facing extinction 鈥� because gangs are hunting them for profit.

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Ratty's Return to the Lake District

After years of serious decline, water voles are returning to the Lake District.

• 6 mins

Bottom of the Donor List - "My life's on hold"

Why some young people aren't being prioritised for life-saving liver transplants

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Who is the real Lucy Letby?

She's been convicted of seven murders, but her trial heard little about possible motives.

• 7 mins

Lucy Letby: The nurse who killed

The making of a Panorama documentary about the nurse convicted of murdering seven babies.

• 7 mins

Ella Toone's World Cup Journey

How England's Ella Toone achieved her goals

• 4 mins

Should drugs be decriminalised in Scotland?

Scotland has the highest rate of drug deaths in Europe - is decriminalisation the answer?

• 6 mins

Ayia Napa: Has the Vibe Changed?

Ayia Napa's been a mecca for British party-goers for years... what's changed since Covid?

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Survivors - Turning Pain into Power

Raped by the same man - the women waiving their anonymity to help others find justice.

• 6 mins

Going to space with your mum

The story of Ana Mayers and her mum Keisha: The first mother-daughter duo to fly to space

• 4 mins

Mums on the Run

Fleeing with their children to avoid handing them over to abusive partners.

• 5 mins

What Water Companies Aren't Telling Us

Dry spilling: 麻豆社 News investigates thousands of illegal discharges of sewage.

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