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Reporter Reads Episodes

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    Is AI slop ruining social media?

    Social media has been flooded with AI-generated images and videos - but do people care?

  2. Inside the Rage Machine - why algorithms thrive on outrage

    Whistleblowers have spoken to the BBC for a new documentary Inside the Rage Machine.

  3. Immigration: Why PMs keep failing their own target figures

    Written and read by the BBC's Mike Radford.

  4. If dating apps are in trouble, what will take their place?

    Many couples are finding love on platforms focused on common interests.

  5. Huw Edwards scandal: Shock and anger in the BBC

    The BBC's Media Editor Katie Razzall on the corporation's reaction to Edwards' conviction.

  6. Hugh Pym: I've been trying to hack my gut, to age better

    A test showed our health editor's gut appeared five years older than his actual age.

  7. How the Grenfell disaster could have been prevented

    Reporter Kate Lamble heard the evidence at the Grenfell inquiry and gives her assessment.

  8. How sweating stopped being taboo - long before Alan Carr

    The comedian has been open about his 'problem' on the Celebrity Traitors.

  9. How sled dogs and pets respond when the clocks change

    Our science correspondent finds out how a sudden shift in routine affects sled dogs.

  10. How Putin and Trump shook up the world in a week

    Our Russia Editor on the week that's put Moscow at the top table of global politics.

  11. How might the chancellor raise £20bn?

    The BBC's Evan Davis considers the options open to Rachel Reeves.

  12. How many of us will end up being diagnosed with ADHD?

    The BBC's health correspondent Catherine Burns on the surge in people seeking treatment.

  13. How King could help rebuild shaken UK-France relations

    Our Europe digital editor analyses the possible impact of President Macron’s state visit.

  14. How JD Vance sees the world and why that matters

    Analysis from Mike Wendling, BBC reporter in Chicago

  15. How I was targeted in the Westminster honeytrap

    Chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman on what happened, and how he responded.

  16. How does WhatsApp actually make money?

    The main messaging apps are all free to use, so what is in it for them?

  17. How Deepseek upended the AI industry overnight

    The BBC's AI correspondent Marc Cieslak on the forces behind AI in both the US and China.

  18. How damaging is the Gregg Wallace scandal for the BBC?

    Analysis from our culture and media editor, Katie Razzall.

  19. How close were hospitals to collapse in Covid?

    The BBC's health reporter Jim Reed looks at the evidence unearthed in the Covid Inquiry.

  20. How bin strike has exposed divide between rich and poor

    The BBC's Midlands Correspondent Phil Mackie hears accusations of a two-tier clean-up.

  21. How an online stalker ruined lives with abusive posts

    BBC Panorama reporter Darragh MacIntyre explains how one woman targeted several people.

  22. How a LinkedIn post sparked a transatlantic row

    Our chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman explains the fall out.

  23. How a deleted post was weaponised before the riots

    Fatal stabbings at a children's dance class in Stockport in July led to riots.

  24. Home Secretary Mahmood: a harder line on immigration?

    Henry Zeffman on 'the most significant change' of Sir Keir Starmer's reshuffle.

  25. Hollywood: How the PR smear machine lost its power

    Entertainment reporter Steven McIntosh delves into the dark arts of the movie PR machine.

  26. Have social media algorithms changed how we interact?

    The BBC's technology reporter Nicholas Barrett on their impact on public debate.

  27. Gold is booming - but how safe is it for investors, really?

    Our international business correspondent has been looking into the price of gold.

  28. Germany's car industry is in crisis. What will it take to fix it?

    The German motor industry is struggling - how can it get back on the road to recovery?

  29. Generation K: The disturbing rise of ketamine abuse

    Doctors say they are seeing more young people with health problems linked to the drug.

  30. Gary Lineker: A sorry end to a BBC career

    Our culture editor Katie Razzall says the presenter is genuinely upset by the fallout.

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