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World at One Episodes

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    Tony Blair takes a swipe at Keir Starmer's Labour government

    Former PM accuses Labour of having no "coherent plan" for the country.

  2. Court of Appeal to review case of teenagers spared jail for rape

    The Attorney General recommends the case is reviewed for undue leniency.

  3. Former SNP chief executive admits embezzling party funds

    Peter Murrell pleaded guilty during a hearing at the High Court in Edinburgh.

  4. Andrew investigation could look into sexual misconduct allegations

    Detectives issue a fresh call for information in relation to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

  5. Net migration halves in a year

    But have the public noticed? We'll assess the gap between perception and reality.

  6. Russia sanctions row

    There's claim and counter-claim in Parliament over sanctions on Russian oil products.

  7. Met Police seek Grenfell charges

    Police say that 57 individuals and 20 organisations are suspects for criminal offences.

  8. The World Health Organisation declares the Ebola outbreak an international emergency

    Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is declared an international emergency

  9. All eyes on Makerfield

    Andy Burnham must win a tricky by-election before he can challenge the Prime Minister.

  10. Wes Streeting resigns

    Health secretary says he has lost confidence in the prime minister's leadership.

  11. King's Speech overshadowed by leadership turmoil

    Keir Starmer meets potential leadership rival Wes Streeting at No10.

  12. Chaos and confusion in Downing Street

    Minister Jess Phillips resigns, as the prime minister tells the cabinet he will stay on.

  13. 11/05/2026

    News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4

  14. Big wins for Reform, big losses for Labour

    One veteran Labour MP tells us Keir Starmer should quit. The PM says he will fight on.

  15. Deal or no deal between US and Iran?

    US President says agreement "very possible", key Iranian calls it "an American wish list".

  16. Political parties sprint for the line

    It's the last full day of campaigning for elections in England, Scotland and Wales.

  17. Who has the upper hand in Hormuz?

    US claims the "lane is clear" after Iran insists "we have not even begun yet".

  18. Confusion in the Strait of Hormuz

    US denies an Iranian claim that it hit an American warship trying to enter the waterway.

  19. The Renters' Rights Act comes into force

    It's been hailed as the biggest change to renting in a generation, not everyone is happy.

  20. Golders Green stabbing suspect was known to Prevent

    The man suspected of yesterday's attack was referred to the counter-terrorism programme.

  21. Two Jewish men stabbed in Golders Green

    A man has been arrested. We have the latest and speak to the local rabbi.

  22. Morgan McSweeney apologises for Mandelson appointment

    It comes as MPs are set to vote on whether the prime minister will face a sleaze inquiry.

  23. People in UK spend fewer years in good health than a decade ago

    A new study shows people in UK are spending fewer years in good health than ten years ago.

  24. Iranian UN envoy lays out terms for peace.

    Iran’s ambassador to the UN outlines what the country would require for a peace deal.

  25. Outrage at Israeli killing of Lebanese journalist

    Lebanese president condemns "Israel's deliberate and consistent targeting of journalists".

  26. How safe is the prime minister's job?

    The opposition renews calls for Keir Starmer to resign over the Lord Mandelson affair.

  27. Fired civil servant accuses PM of 'dangerous misunderstanding' over Mandelson affair

    Sir Olly Robbins tells MPs that Lord Mandelson never failed his vetting.

  28. How secure is the prime minister's position ?

    The prime minister is set to address parliament on Mandelson vetting failure.

  29. Should Ollie Robbins have been sacked from the Foreign Office?

    His close friend questions whether he did anything wrong.

  30. The government prepares for a prolonged war

    The chair of the National Preparedness Committee tells us how to ready ourselves.

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