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9/11 families demand plea deals for Guantanamo inmates

As some trial evidence is ruled inadmissible, families seek justice by another route.

• 9 mins

Harriet Harman: A team the country can have confidence in

Labour MP Harriet Harman on what the reshuffle could mean for a future labour government.

• 4 mins

Was RAAC mis-sold?

Dr John Roberts always has misgivings about RAAC

• 4 mins

Weight loss drugs: "Patients with diabetes should come first"

Royal College of GPs warns against using Wegovy if you aren't particularly overweight

• 4 mins

Rolling Stones announce first album in 18 years

We hear from Tim Burgess of The Charlatans

• 5 mins

Jailbreak prison "short of staff"

Prisons inspector Charlie Taylor warns England's jails are over-crowded and lack staff.

• 7 mins

US Open heat: 'you cannot think, it makes the tennis worse'

Former player Jo Durie reacts to Medvedev's warning that a player could die from the heat

• 3 mins

Panda diplomacy: Edinburgh zoo to return pandas to China

Tian Tian and Yang Guang have to go back under the terms of a 10-year loan

• 4 mins

Period Apps: Tracking our data?

How do period tracker apps collect and use data from their users?

• 5 mins

Corruption in Prisons

The escape of terror suspect Daniel Khalife raises deep questions about prison corruption

• 8 mins

Shoplifting epidemic: Are high streets becoming a "looting ground"?

Retailers will now help fund the police to clamp down on shoplifting.

• 8 mins

Mel Stride: The triple lock "is not sustainable" in the long term.

The Work and Pensions Secretary on the state pension triple lock.

• 5 mins

Afghanistan Aid: 鈥淭he biggest culprit is the UK鈥�

Sir Mark Lowcock on the lack of funding as humanitarian needs grow globally.

• 9 mins

Is co-housing the answer to living a happy old age?

Sarah Montague meets the residents of New Ground co-housing community.

• 5 mins

The MI5 secretary who faked love letters to fool the Germans

Fans of the 'Operation Mincemeat' musical have revealed the life story of Hester Leggatt.

• 6 mins

Russell Brand scandal: Media "still protecting" big stars

Zelda Perkins, who exposed Harvey Weinstein, accuses the industry of "selective morality"

• 13 mins

Richard Ratcliffe: I fear the rise of 'execution diplomacy'

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband worries Iran is ratcheting up "hostage diplomacy".

• 4 mins

Laurie Nunn: Creator of Netflix Series 'Sex Education'

The writer shares what viewers can expect from the final series.

• 4 mins

Nigel Farage: FCA's bank account closures probe 'farcical'

Financial Conduct Authority found no accounts had been shut because of customers' views.

• 7 mins

Jacob Rees-Mogg on Net Zero

The MP for North East Somerset shares his thoughts on the government's policy change.

• 6 mins

"People replied 'ha-ha' to messages about Alice's death"

Kate Litman's sister Alice took her own life while waiting for gender-affirming treatment

• 6 mins

Jane Riordan introduces a new character to the Hundred Acre Wood

The author tells us about her new character Carmen in her sequel to Winnie the Pooh.

• 3 mins

Anthony Lloyd on Ukraine

The Times' War Correspondent who recently returned from reporting on the frontline.

• 6 mins

Can the England and Wales Cricket Board change?

Former cricketer Azeem Rafiq says there's a long way to go

• 8 mins

Asylum Seekers: "There was no protection for me. I couldn't go to the police because of my sexuality."

The Home Secretary says discrimination for being gay is not enough to qualify for asylum.

• 6 mins

Lib Dems: can they become the third party in Westminster?

Sarah Montague presents from the Lib Dem conference in Bournemouth

• 14 mins

Equinor: If the UK needs the oil, Rosebank will deliver

Director Alex Grant insists not all oil produced off the Scottish coast will go abroad.

• 8 mins

Sir Michael Gambon: "I'll remember him as a magnificent trickster"

Eileen Atkins and Fiona Shaw remember Sir Michael Gambon

• 6 mins

The hills are alive with the sound of Christopher Plummer

The actor's singing voice was dubbed in the Sound of Music film, but is being put back in

• 4 mins

"You're not rehabilitating someone if they're banged up for 22 hours a day"

Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor criticises the overcrowding in jails

• 11 mins