Aid to Nepal

Why aid money pouring into Nepal after the earthquake is likely to be corruptly diverted.

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When GPs should say no

Why are patients given unnecessary medical treatments? Should doctors just say no?

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Chemsex

Mobeen Azhar investigates the rising popularity of 'chemsex' parties on London's gay scene

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Rwanda: Has Britain Been Beguiled?

Has Britain got too close to Rwanda after its remarkable recovery from the 1994 genocide?

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Jehovah's Witnesses and Child Sexual Abuse

Do Jehovah's Witnesses' child safeguarding policies adequately protect against abuse?

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Radicals, Rights and Hunting - The Battle for the RSPCA

Peter Marshall investigates claims the RSPCA faces a takeover by animal rights radicals.

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Kids Company: What's Going On?

The charity Kids Company and its founder Camila Batmanghelidjh are under fire. Why?

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The Corbyn Effect

How has Jeremy Corbyn MP garnered so much support in Labour's leadership contest?

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Tunisia on the Fault Line

Deserted beaches and empty hotels: a package holiday after the terror attack in Sousse.

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E-Cigarettes: Another Puff

Are e-cigarettes a health hazard or the best aid we have for smokers trying to quit?

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The IRA and Sexual Abuse

Mairia Cahill tells her story of sexual abuse at the hands of a senior IRA operative.

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The Ambridge Price of Milk

The current milk crisis, seen through the prism of long-running radio soap The Archers.

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The Hollywood Spy

Why British writer Cedric Belfrage avoided prosecution after passing top secrets to Russia

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My Big Fat Greek Crisis

Can Greece turn its fortunes around? Frances Stonor Saunders asks the Greek people.

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The 'Pink Pill': The Female Viagra?

Why the first licensed drug to treat low sexual desire in women is proving controversial.

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How to Get Into the UK

The programme looks at who is eligible for a visa to live or work in the UK.

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Salad v Surgery: Treating Type 2 Diabetes

Why an operation might be the best way to treat Type 2 diabetes

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Peter Oborne's Chilcot Report

Peter Oborne gives his verdict on crucial questions raised by the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

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Changing Jihadi Minds

The secretive counter-extremism programme known as Channel is investigated by John Ware.

• 30 mins

Young, Tory and Bullied

Investigating bullying allegations in the conservative youth movement. John Manel reports.

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Al Qaeda in Syria

Has the west or its allies entered into an unspoken alliance with Al Qaeda in Syria?

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A not so merry migrant Christmas in Vienna

Thousands of migrants are stuck in Vienna. Will they ever realise their European dreams?

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Afghanistan: Time for Truth?

Is it time for the west to admit it lost the war in Afghanistan?

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Momentum

Should Labour MPs be scared of Momentum? Stephen Bush of the New Statesman finds out.

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Litvinenko: The Miniature Nuclear Attack

The story behind the fatal poisoning in London of Russian exile Alexander Litvinenko.

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Tommy Robinson's Pegida Ambition

Tommy Robinson launches the UK branch of the German anti-Islam group Pegida.

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Lord Bramall: A Failure to Investigate?

The former army chief speaks on now-dismissed allegations of child abuse made against him

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Trump v the Republicans in New Hampshire: PJ O'Rourke on the campaign trail

US satirist PJ O'Rourke goes on the campaign trail in New Hampshire. Can Trump really win?

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7-Day NHS

What would a seven-day NHS look like, and can the government afford to pay for it?

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Jimmy Savile and the BBC

How did Jimmy Savile get away with sexual abuse when so many people knew so much?

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