How will immigration change after Brexit?

Brexit will give us control over our borders, but reducing immigration won’t be easy.

• 20 mins

Why risk your life to report a war that's ignored?

As talks to end Yemen’s civil war begin, we speak to the BBC's Orla Guerin.

• 19 mins

Where is Dubai’s missing Princess?

Latifah’s escape attempt went very wrong. Her best friend tells us what happened.

• 24 mins

Brexit: will it ever be over?

It feels like the process of leaving the European Union is going on and on.

• 17 mins

Do we have a problem with successful black men?

Raheem Sterling has raised questions about our attitudes towards black stars.

• 20 mins

Mental health: why are young people getting lost in the system?

Young adults are being lost in the mental health system. What is being done to help them?

• 23 mins

Porn bans: who decides what we see?

Tumblr is scrubbing up and the first law censoring porn sites is on the way.

• 22 mins

Laura Kuenssberg: will politics stop for Christmas?

The BBC’s Political Editor looks back at another busy week in politics.

• 17 mins

Is the extreme right the new terror threat?

Neo-Nazis are increasingly the focus for counter-terrorism

• 20 mins

What’s the real impact of the ethnic pay gap?

Non-white university staff are being paid less than their white counterparts

• 17 mins

Why are American spies so scared of China?

The US is cracking down on China’s efforts to boost companies through espionage.

• 21 mins

Should we talk more about grief?

Coming to terms with the death of a brother.

• 31 mins

Beyond Today’s People of the Year

The team takes a look back at the people who made the headlines in 2018.

• 21 mins

The Slumflower: how can we be better in 2019?

Chidera Eggerue talks saggy boobs, tolerance and resolutions for the new year.

• 19 mins

Peter Frankopan: who rules the world in 2019?

The best-selling author on what Kazakh hipsters reveal about the new world order

• 19 mins

Bird Box: just how big is Netflix?

The success of the Sandra Bullock movie shows how dominant Netflix has become.

• 22 mins

Kevin Spacey: what happens when #MeToo goes to court?

With sexual assault claims, there’s a gap between the online movement and legal process.

• 22 mins

The Bystander Effect: are we all guilty?

What’s the best way to intervene when we witness abuse?

• 20 mins

What happens when a paedophile hunter catches your dad?

The fallout from paedophile "stings" is not always predictable.

• 23 mins

Will I never need a car?

Car design is changing so fast you may never need one.

• 21 mins

Nish Kumar: is the news still funny?

The comedian on why Brexit voters unplugged his mic.

• 21 mins

Andy Murray: more than a champion?

He’s a role model for us all, on and off the tennis court.

• 20 mins

Brexit: is it just embarrassing now?

The view from planet Brexit.

• 20 mins

Who should decide what sex you are?

The intersex 6 year-old forcing a rethink of genitals and gender.

• 19 mins

How can one woman change the law?

An assault at a gig changed Gina Martin’s life, so she changed the law.

• 23 mins

Jon Ronson: what does porn tell us about hypocrisy?

Journalist and podcaster Jon Ronson explains his fascination with the porn industry.

• 22 mins

Blue Monday: how bad is it really?

On the most miserable day of the year there is hope in stats.

• 17 mins

Ocasio-Cortez: the first millennial political icon?

She’s 29, very left-wing, and taking American politics by storm.

• 21 mins

Should the James Bulger story win an Oscar?

The Oscar nomination that people want banned.

• 22 mins

How do you walk away from your ultra-religious community?

The freedom and anguish of leaving behind a strict Hasidic Jewish upbringing.

• 19 mins