The hardest jobs in a heatwave

A sewage worker, a road layer, an osteopath, and a chef on their challenging jobs.

• 5 mins

Counting the cost of living

"No one should be expected to live like this" - cutting down to two showers a week.

• 5 mins

Jake Wightman - World Champion

"It hasn't sunk in yet" - Jake and his commentator Dad, Geoff, on his stunning 1500m win.

• 5 mins

What happened to Tamara Ecclestone's diamonds?

Tamara and the police speak for the first time about the £26m heist.

• 8 mins

The magic of ASMR

How whispering has become a cultural, tingly phenomenon.

• 7 mins

Still working at 100

David Flucker first retired at 72, but it wasn't long before he found another job.

• 5 mins

Free to be me - a life reborn

The LGBT Afghans who've fled the Taliban for the UK.

• 5 mins

Eurovision 2023 - destination UK

'We know how to throw a party' - Eurovision 2023 will be hosted by the UK.

• 5 mins

The stolen lives of Ukraine's young disabled people

'It's a living hell' - human rights investigators exposing Ukraine's shameful secret.

• 5 mins

The Lionesses - we're going to Wembley

'It was amazing - I'm lost for words' - England's footballers are inspiring a generation.

• 5 mins

The art of cutting carbon

Can art help to highlight the amount of CO2 emitted by the big industries around us?

• 6 mins

"It's not Girls Aloud without Sarah"

The band talks about Sarah Harding's death - and how they want to save lives in her name.

• 5 mins

Love Island: Tasha's 'superpower'

What life is like for Love Island's first deaf contestant.

• 5 mins

Celebrating the Lionesses: 'It's only just begun'

What does England winning the Women’s Euro’s 2022 mean for players and fans?

• 5 mins

Pursuing justice: 'The longer it takes, the longer that hell continues'

Claire Rafferty was sexually abused by her cousin but had to wait four years for justice.

• 7 mins

The Story of Archie Battersbee

The 12-year-old's mum says the family's legal fight to keep him alive has come to an end.

• 5 mins

The "stolen" Spanish beach body ad

How does it feel to have your image taken for a Spanish body positivity ad gone wrong?

• 5 mins

Betrayed by my therapy notes

Could new guidance around therapy for rape survivors be a risk to public health?

• 6 mins

'I make my own dentures'

The people who won't wait any longer for a NHS dentist appointment.

• 5 mins

Ed Slater: Facing up to motor neurone disease

The former Gloucester rugby star speaks about his diagnosis for the first time.

• 5 mins

How a colourful plastic brick revolutionised play

As Lego celebrates its 90th anniversary, we look at how it's remained top of its game.

• 5 mins

Disappearing pools: 'A health and welfare disaster'

What happens when the only public pool in town closes its doors?

• 5 mins

Are songs getting shorter?

Why audiences are loving bitesize pop.

• 6 mins

Should tourism be taxed?

As thousands descend on Edinburgh for the Fringe, some are calling for a tax on tourism.

• 5 mins

20 years of 1Xtra: Amplifying black culture

Remi Burgz and DJ Target take a look back at 20 years of 1Xtra.

• 5 mins

Dame Deborah James - in her mother's words

"Deborah was about living every minute and every second well...she was full of life"

• 6 mins

Exam Results 2022 - what you need to know

Grace, Ben, Summer & Ishaq ask the key questions on A-Levels, GCSEs, BTecs & T-Levels.

• 5 mins

The problem of rising rents

The under-30s finding ways to navigate rents going up while salaries stall.

• 5 mins

I can't afford my pet anymore

Animal charities say they're seeing record numbers of pets being given up for adoption.

• 5 mins

The dark side of direct sales

Are young workers being exploited and has #hustleculture gone too far?

• 8 mins