Barbados - becoming a Republic

Barbados cuts ties with the Queen - but will anything change for Barbadians?

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Buy Now Pay Later

Millions of UK customers now use buy now pay later companies to make an online purchase.

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Delivering for Christmas - what's in store?

Why HGV drivers are becoming such a scarce commodity and what that means for all of us.

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The Pfizer chief - jabs, profits and anti-vax disinformation

Albert Bourla speaks to the BBC about jabs, profits and anti-vax disinformation.

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Karen's Song - a gift to my dad

How a community came together to bring a 1960's lullaby back to life.

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Our hidden young carers

Amy and Kim are among thousands of young carers in England who're left unsupported

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Rebel Wilson - "I know what it's like to be invisible"

Hollywood actress, Rebel Wilson, on how personal struggles drove her to lose weight.

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The Downing Street Christmas Party - anger, resignation and investigation

Boris Johnson apologises for video - but still denies a Christmas party happened.

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Jussie Smollett - the actor who faked his own hate crime

He claimed he was the victim of a racist, homophobic assault. A jury found he lied.

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The billionaire landowners changing Scotland’s landscape

In Scotland, private landowners are hoping to repair and restore the country’s ecosystems

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Nile Rodgers: selling the guitars behind the hits

Music legend, Nile Rodgers, on the decision to auction his guitars for talented teenagers

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Usain Bolt - the world's fastest gamer ?

How video games helped him to become one of the most successful athletes of all time.

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Adoption - finding a forever family

Searching for a home - the "tragedy" of "hard to place" children.

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Strictly's Rose - signing in the spotlight

How the crowned winner changed the game - introducing millions to sign language.

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Strictly's Rose - signing in the spotlight

How the crowned winner changed the game - introducing millions to sign language.

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A care home at Christmas

"Making this one special" after last year's trauma.

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The mural that galvanised a community

How people in Withington came together to make a stand against racism and hate.

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2021 - Jackie Weaver's memorable moments

The overnight internet star, Jackie Weaver, looks back on her memorable moments of 2021.

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2021 - Comedy's highs and lows

Russell Kane and Maureen Lipman on comedy and Covid.

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2021 - Extreme weather events of the year

The year's extreme weather events and how climate change became very real in 2021

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2021 - How technology has shaped the year

From the metaverse to the billionaire space race – the stand out tech moments.

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2021 - Pandemic, parties and Peppa

A look back at the political stories that made the headlines in 2021.

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The cruelty of gambling addiction

Sadie and Pete lost their son to it. Now they want to stop others staking their lives.

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Elizabeth Holmes - the Silicon Valley fraudster

The rise and fall of America's youngest self-made billionaire.

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Omicron - your questions answered

Our experts answer some of your questions on the latest Covid 19 developments.

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Sound of 2022 - who is PinkPantheress ?

The TikTok phenomenon - who made hits from her bedroom - wins the BBC Sound of 2022.

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Novak Djokovic

Commentators Russell Fuller and Gigi Salmon on the "complex", "unorthodox" tennis star.

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Rory's story - overcoming date rape

How the BBC drama "Four Lives" is encouraging more male victims to seek help.

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Afghanistan - a cold and hungry peacetime

One million children at risk from severe malnourishment as Afghanistan heads into winter.

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Prince Andrew – how that Newsnight interview could inform what happens next

Prince Andrew fails to get US civil case dismissed.

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Parties in Downing Street – an admission, an apology, and calls for the PM to resign

After days of silence, Boris Johnson admits going to a Number 10 party during lockdown.

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Wham bam, thank you Van-Tam

Another side of the metaphor master, as he steps down as deputy chief medical officer

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The spy game – China's tactics, the threat to the UK and how we respond

Christine Lee and MI5. A rare warning and what it says about Chinese influence in the UK.

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Helping my community – “it’s like we’re in a war”

“Changing lives for the better” in one of the most deprived parts of England.

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Making my Dad's Desert Island Discs - "it's emotional, but really special"

The BBC's Dan Johnson shares why the recording has been such a comfort.

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Keeping the heat on - the pinch in our pockets intensifies

The cost of living has soared again and is now at the highest rate in almost 30 years.

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Tracey Emin - "I want it taken down"

The artist tells Number 10 to remove her neon artwork "More Passion"

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Cate Blanchett - "how we've lost the meaning of truth"

The actress on her film 'Nightmare Alley' and the confusion between fact and fiction.

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Meat Loaf - "the vaults of heaven will be ringing with rock"

Reflections of Lorraine Crosby - who dueted with the singer on "I'd do anything for love"

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Mercedes Gleitze - the untold story of a pioneering swimmer

The inspiring story of the first British woman to swim the Channel who became a recluse.

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Trapped underground for 54 hours - Britain's longest cave rescue

Reunited: George says the "bloody mindedness" of hundreds of volunteers saved his life

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Downing Street "Partygate" - the Met investigates

Met Police chief announces probe into Number 10 parties.

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Barry Cryer - a legend of British comedy

“Wherever he went he brought laughter with him." Remembering the comic genius who's died.

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"Born again" - Living life pain free after thirty years

A cure for sickle cell disease? Jimi Olaghere is "living life like a new person".

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Making History - a thrilling 21st Grand Slam for Rafael Nadal

"One of my most emotional wins" - an epic comeback and the fight to get there.

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A Gray day at Westminster

"Failures of leadership and judgement" - Sue Gray's first verdict on lockdown gatherings.

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Christian Eriksen - a remarkable comeback

"I can't wait to see him play again". Eriksen returns seven months on from cardiac arrest

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Wordle - what next for the game grabbing the nation?

Five letters, six attempts and a seven-figure sum. Wordle is sold to the New York Times.

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Children's Homes - "they are not a threat to society"

The writer, Lemn Sissay, on the "double trauma" suffered by children in care.

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Burning Money - energy bills are rising again

The price cap's going up by a record amount in April. Can you do anything about it?

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The making of Fairy Meadow - "a story I've become obsessed with"

Jon Kay on his powerful podcast series about a young girl's disappearance 52 years ago.

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Platinum Jubilee - the Queen marks 70 years on the throne

The Queen is the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee.

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Miscarriage among black women - why aren't we being listened to ?

Study finds that black women are 40% more likely to have a miscarriage than white women.

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Ukraine - living with the trauma of war

In the firing line - "I lost my family and home once. I don't want to lose them again"

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Lin-Manuel Miranda - "the greatest asset of the arts is empathy"

The creator of hit-musical 'Hamilton' talks career, hip hop and why the arts mean so much

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Detained in hospital - a sister's decades long fight to bring her brother home

"We never give up" - our fight for our brother detained for 34 years.

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Wayne Rooney - "I needed help, to save myself but also to save my family".

The former England and Manchester United star reflects on the dark side of his career

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Lockdown love stories - when Sue met Ian

The story of how two people refused to let a pandemic stand in the way of love.

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Novak Djokovic - my side of the story

Tennis star is prepared to miss out on titles because of his stance on the Covid vaccine.

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Sons of Neptune - "nobody knew I was arrested"

Once vilified, arrested and condemned. Scarborough sewage rebels head for the big screen.

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My leaked nudes - "I was made to feel like a prostitute"

Telegram: Where women's nudes are shared without consent.

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Our transgender relationship - love, society and the law

Meet Maya and Zac - the story of one transgender couple from Edinburgh.

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Severe winter storms - what's happening and why?

Torrential weather has caused havoc across the UK with record winds of more than 120mph.

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Exiled for 50 years - the return of the Chagos Islanders

The disputed Indian Ocean archipelago - controlled by Britain but claimed by Mauritius.

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The Ukraine crisis - stirring the ghosts of the USSR

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg reflects on the 30 year history behind today's brinkmanship.

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"Jobfished" - tricked into working for a fake company

Madbird - the elaborate con that tricked dozens into working for a fake design agency.

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The Ukraine Crisis - how did we get here?

A crisis escalating - Russia's President Putin orders troops into eastern Ukraine.

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The frontline - inside Ukraine's trenches

On the ground in East Ukraine - as the UN warns the world is facing a "moment of peril".

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Ukraine under attack

Russia's military launches an assault on several fronts - a special report from Kyiv.

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Marta's story - "I don't know when I'll see my home again"

Ukraine: the full-scale assault continues

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Fleeing Ukraine for safety

On the move by car, by train and by foot: the scenes witnessed by our correspondents.

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"Has Russia changed – or did we get it wrong ?"

The reflections of our man in Moscow when the Soviet Union collapsed.

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"My home town turned into the frontline" - life on the streets of Kyiv

Emerging from the curfew: reflections of BBC journalist, Zhanna Bezpiatchuk.

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Ukraine - we value your support

"It makes a difference" - solidarity with Ukrainians living in the UK

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Dozens of checkpoints and hundreds of miles - my 15-hour journey to safety

It's no longer safe for Zhanna - of the BBC's Ukrainian Service - to stay in Kyiv.

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How fake news is adding to the chaos in Ukraine

Young Ukrainians - like Marta - are trying to make sense of what they're seeing online.

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A wedding in wartime - "we will celebrate with the victory"

Angelina and Yuri - a rare moment of joy in the most difficult of times for Ukrainians

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Saffie's story - keeping her memory alive

Five years on from the Manchester Arena bombing – a highly personal account from her mum.

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A Polish welcome - “they treat us like family”

A glimpse of life for a Polish couple who are sharing their home with five Ukrainians.

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Volodymyr Zelensky - actor, comedian, wartime President

The extraordinary story of Ukraine's President - the comedian rising to the moment

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The rise and fall of Russia's Oligarchs

The Russian billionaires scrambling to hold on to their assets

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The Klitschko brothers - "we will defend every street and every building"

A chance interview with both Ukrainian former world champion boxers in Kyiv

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The Ukraine refugee crisis - "we just want them home with us"

The East Yorkshire family ready to welcome Liliia, Vitaly and their two daughters.

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A café in Kyiv - a pocket of normality in a war zone

A rare moment of downtime for Ukrainian soldiers fighting on the front line.

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Finland - is NATO membership a real possibility?

Support among Finns for joining NATO has doubled since the Russian invasion of Ukraine

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Freedom for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

The British-Iranian national's long detention in an Iranian prison is at an end.

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Toxic tanning - "I didn't think I'd get skin cancer"

How social media influencers are promoting banned tanning products.

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The Ukraine War - On the front line

"Suburban gardens have become battlefields from Europe's past."

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The Rise of Formula 1

The new F1 season is underway - but can it match the drama and controversy of 2021?

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Hacktivists - the "cyber war" against Vladimir Putin

How the hacking group - Anonymous - is disrupting the Kremlin's propaganda war.

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Life underground in Kyiv

How bunkers and tunnels beneath the streets of the capital have become second homes.

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Fighting for Ukraine - the Belarusian resistance movement

Pavel is among a group of dissidents from Belarus fighting against Russia.

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Price pressures - "trying to get by"

"Changes to everyday life" - as the cost of living rises at its fastest pace in 30 years

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Conflict, coal and climate change

Has Putin’s invasion of Ukraine shattered efforts to tackle the climate crisis?

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What next for Netflix

Meet Scott Stuber, Netflix's head of film. Is he now the most important man in Hollywood?

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The Oscars - Will Smith stuns Hollywood

The 94th Academy Awards ceremony overshadowed by Will Smith hitting comedian Chris Rock

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"We can now celebrate his life"

One woman's story of grief in times of Covid - as the royals remember Prince Philip.

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Shane Warne - "I drank, I smoked, and I played a little cricket"

Tens of thousands pack the MCG to say thanks and farewell to their cricket hero.

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Tom Parker - in his own words

Open and honest: The Wanted singer's "amazing" job raising awareness about brain cancer.

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