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  1. Hillary Clinton: Stakes high in US election

    Amol Rajan speaks to ex-US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

  2. Hilary Benn rejects Jeremy Corbyn’s view on ‘shoot-to-kill'

    Shadow foreign secretary says Labour's policy on lethal force is unchanged

  3. Hilary Benn on air strikes in Syria

    Labour shadow foreign secretary says he will not resign over Syrian air strikes issue

  4. Hikers warned not to use phones to plot their routes

    Coniston Mountain Rescue Team urges hikers to use OS maps or GPS device.

  5. Higher university fees for migrants

    Young migrants who've had UK schooling face higher tuition fees

  6. Higgins: 1916 helped us gain independence

    The Irish President says the Easter Rising was a pivotal moment.

  7. Hidden Figures: How three black women shaped the moon landing

    How were three black women involved in the 1961 moon landing?

  8. Henry V's 600-year-old ship discovered?

    Writer Ian Friel may have spotted the Holigost - Historic England are now investigating

  9. Henry Dimbleby: Government strategy on obesity 'makes no sense'

    The Leon co-founder announced he is stepping down as a government adviser on food policy

  10. Henry Dimbleby reflects on the National Food Strategy

    The founder of Leon restaurants recommended extending free school meals.

  11. Help with the rising cost of living

    The Chancellor said to provide assistance for households struggling with living costs.

  12. Help for the self-employed during the coronavirus outbreak

    Business Secretary Alok Sharma outlines steps govt will take to help the self-employed

  13. Heathrow expansion

    Heathrow expansion is set to go ahead but is it the right option?

  14. Health Secretary: Mandatory vaccines are 'unethical'

    Sajid Javid speaks to Today's Mishal Husain

  15. Health campaign targets over-40s

    A campaign to encourage middle-aged people to exercise more and eat healthily, by PHE.

  16. Head of the regulator Ofwat, says water companies need to 'up their game'.

    David Black, head of Ofwat, has insisted some companies needed to 'up their game'.

  17. Have you got the 'O' factor?

    A new TV signing contest - the Glyndebourne Opera Cup - has been launched.

  18. Have racial attitudes changed in Paris since the '90s?

    Louis Saha takes a tour of Paris with to explore the cultural makeup of the city.

  19. Hate speech & transgenderism

    Where is the line between free speech and hate speech?

  20. Hate crimes: Online abuse 'as serious as face-to-face'

    Is online hate crime the same as real-life hate crime?

  21. Has the lesson of Winterbourne View been learned?

    NHS launch new strategy for learning disability and autism care

  22. Has the Cabinet Office been sidelined by modern leaders?

    It is 100 years since the start of the Cabinet Office. What role does it have today?

  23. Has smart-casual killed the tie?

    Wearing ties are not mandatory in the House of Commons

  24. Has Saudi Arabia just bought golf?

    How world golf’s big merger is part of a Saudi sports plan.

  25. Has North Korea changed the rules of nuclear disarmament?

    North Korea seems undeterred by the Cold War notion of mutually-assured destruction

  26. Has modern man lost his way?

    How to tackle toxic masculinity on social media and within society generally

  27. Has journalism become too dangerous?

    Cases of disappearances and violence against journalists are making headlines this week

  28. Has Jeremy the 'lefty' snail found love?

    A public appeal to find a second rare left-coiled snail succeeds.

  29. Has enough been done to calm the markets?

    Nick Robinson discusses whether the Bank of England needs to take emergency action

  30. Has Bercow broken Brexit?

    Theresa May's deal, no deal or no Brexit are the 3 options says Brexit Sec Steve Barclay

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