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  1. Hunt's America trip

    The foreign secretary will say the US and Europe must speak with "one voice" on Russia

  2. Hunt in Africa

    The foreign secretary is visiting Africa for the first time since he took up the role

  3. Hungary prepares to go to the polls

    Justin Webb is in Europe’s first country to have an election since Ukraine’s invasion.

  4. Hundreds remain trapped in Mariupol steel plant

    New York Times Reporter Michael Schwertz who’s been hearing from those inside the holdout

  5. Humza Yousaf on the challenges facing the SNP

    Today's Mishal Husain speaks to Scotland’s first minister

  6. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall fights food waste

    Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has been investigating how much food we waste.

  7. Huawei risks

    Former US & UK security chiefs discuss whether Huawei would pose a risk to UK security

  8. HRT and the menopause

    A Private Members' Bill calls to abolish prescription charges for HRT in England

  9. How would public policy change if raising our wellbeing was the objective?

    An international conference is being staged at LSE to discuss wellbeing.

  10. How will we deal with Covid in winter?

    Measures to deal with rising Covid cases in England over the winter have been announced.

  11. How will UK households cope with soaring energy costs?

    Action is being taken in Germany to reduce energy demand. How will the UK respond?

  12. How will the world after coronavirus be different?

    Historian & author Yuval Noah Harari has been thinking about the impact of this crisis.

  13. How will the UK negotiate trade deals?

    Lord Marland and Lord Livingston discuss Britain's negotiation strategy for Brexit.

  14. How will the Libyan government chase oil investors?

    Libya searches for oil investors despite political instability

  15. How will the Houston floods impact US politics?

    At least nine people are reported to have died in incidents related to Hurricane Harvey

  16. How will the government tackle corporate excess?

    Greg Clark says many options are being considered for making employees' voices heard.

  17. How will the government meet its target 100,000 coronavirus tests a day in England?

    The Health Secretary says he wants the "life sciences industry to play their part"

  18. How will humans evolve?

    Yuval Noah Harari: "We are probably one of the last generations of Homo sapiens."

  19. How will Brexit affect UK science?

    Nobel prize-winner, Sir Paul Nurse, warns that a hard Brexit could "cripple" UK science

  20. How will Brexit affect Northern Ireland?

    Theresa May will visit Northern Ireland to try and get support for her deal

  21. How well do you know J.R.R Tolkien?

    New exhibition opens of fan letters written to the writer J.R.R Tolkien

  22. How was WW2 really won?

    Historian James Holland challenges the conventional view of how Britain triumphed in WW2

  23. How was the solar system formed?

    Mercury visit to help scientists find answers about how the solar system was formed

  24. How viewing Porn damages the sex lives of young men

    Young men are risking their sexual health by watching too much pornography online

  25. How victim's brother tracked Lockerbie suspects

    Victim's brother Ken Dornstein on tracking new Lockerbie suspects

  26. How to improve the NHS

    Nick Robinson discusses ways to improve the NHS as it faces treatment backlogs

  27. How To Have Sex director talks to sixth formers about consent

    Molly Manning Walker speaks to students about social media, pornography and consent.

  28. How to get kids to read

    Author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Jeff Kinney, on getting kids to read

  29. How to fix EU migration

    We speak to European politicians about migration

  30. How to cope when your child is a fussy eater

    Children's cookbook author on how parents can handle a toddler's fussy eating habits.

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