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World at One and PM Highlights Episodes

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    Sir Lindsay Hoyle: Democracy is 'struggling to recover' from political turmoil

    House of Commons Speaker talks to Carolyn Quinn about a tumultuous year at Westminster.

  2. Sir Keir Starmer resigns as MP

    The former PM said it had been a "huge honour" to represent Holborn and St Pancras.

  3. Sir Keir Starmer "has really changed gear"

    Lord Mandelson tells PM his opinion of the Labour leader is improving.

  4. Sir John Vickers: City regulation reforms could "rebound on us very badly"

    Former Independent Commission on Banking chair warns 'Big Bang 2.0' poses economic risks.

  5. Sir John Hayes: The UK Government should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights

    Sir John Hayes gives reaction to the Supreme Court ruling against the Rwanda asylum plan.

  6. Sir John Bell: "Not a bad time" to end England Covid rules

    Sir John Bell says it's "not a bad time" for the PM to lift England's Covid rules.

  7. Sir Jacob Rees Mogg: "I'm embarrassed we haven't achieved what we set out to achieve."

    Sir Jacob Rees Mogg on the population growing at its fastest rate since the 1960s.

  8. Sir Brendan Foster: "The Commonwealth Games is past it's sell by date."

    Australia's Gold Coast can't host the 2026 Commonwealth Games and no one else is bidding.

  9. Sir Bernard Jenkin compares energy price increases to a "second crisis" after Covid

    The Tory MP calls for higher benefits payments to help low-income households

  10. Shrewsbury hospital scandal: 'I blamed myself for my baby's death'

    Steph Hotchkiss says the hospital encouraged her to think Sophiya's death was her fault.

  11. Should we fear generative AI?

    Astronomer Royal Lord Rees and AI expert Nina Schick discuss

  12. Should we fear generative AI?

    Astronomer Royal Lord Rees and AI expert Nina Schick discuss

  13. Should victims of miscarriages of justice pay for their jail time?

    Michael O'Brien had jail costs deducted from compensation for his wrongful imprisonment.

  14. Should the Telegraph and Spectator be sold to the UAE?

    Two former newspaper editors debate.

  15. Should the King apologise for royals' slave trade links?

    Grenada's reparations commission boss Arley Gill argues yes; Tory MP James Gray disagrees

  16. Should MPs accused of serious crimes be banned from Parliament?

    Labour's Jess Phillips on why she thinks there's a "safeguarding gap" at Westminster.

  17. Should mobile phones be banned in schools?

    Government to ban mobile phones in schools, including during break times.

  18. Shoplifting epidemic: Are high streets becoming a "looting ground"?

    Retailers will now help fund the police to clamp down on shoplifting.

  19. Sheffield's graveyard problem.

    The city is in danger of running out of space in the cemeteries.

  20. Shaparak Khorsandi: Iranian regime a "danger" to its own World Cup team

    Comedian hails players' "extremely significant" refusal to sing the anthem in Qatar.

  21. Search for missing submersible expands to deeper waters

    We hear from David Mearns, founder of Bluewater Recoveries who knows two of those onboard

  22. Scully: Britain owns sculpture, the Germans own painting

    Artist Sean Scully reflects on the interplay of sculpture and landscape in his new show.

  23. Scotland's drug problem

    Despite the number of deaths dropping, Scotland retains the worst drug record in Europe

  24. Scientists identify the gene that causes morning sickness.

    Charlotte Howden runs Pregnancy Sickness Support following her debilitating experience.

  25. Sarah Montague on The Big Dipper

    We took it back to 2005 when Sarah rode with Lord McNally on the Today programme

  26. Sammy Wilson: President Biden is "anti-British"

    The Democratic Unionist MP says Mr Biden is interfering with politics in Northern Ireland

  27. Sam Altman: What is happening at OpenAI?

    The corporate drama following the firing of one of Silicon Valley's stars.

  28. Sajid Javid calls for NHS reform

    The former health secretary wants a 'Royal Commission' to see how to fix the NHS.

  29. Sadiq Khan warns he may declare no-confidence in new Met Commissioner

    Mayor says the new Met police boss must show they understand the scale of change needed.

  30. Rwanda plan: Where does the government go from here?

    We speak to a Rwandan government spokesperson and Lord David Walker, Bishop of Manchester

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