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Why are some councils going bust?

The ±«Óãtv's Social Affairs Editor Alison Holt explains why so many councils are struggling.

• 6 mins

Regulating the Beautiful Game

The government wants an independent body to oversee England's top five football leagues.

• 4 mins

The row over women's state pensions

A report finds women born in the 1950s should receive compensation for pension changes.

• 5 mins

Immigration – what’s the true story?

The ±«Óãtv's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins investigates who's coming to the UK and why.

• 6 mins

Saving the Great British Pint

The British pint is under threat from climate change. How can scientists help?

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Greenwashing: 'We need to call brands out'

Campaigner Venetia La Manna on the fast fashion dilemma.

• 6 mins

Gay Marriage and Me

Lioness Bethany England on how hard it is to get married in a church.

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Temperature rises: heading into 'uncharted territory'?

March 2024 was the warmest March on record. How worried should we be?

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The Precious Metal Supernova Mystery

The cause of the brightest burst of light ever recorded has sparked new mysteries.

• 5 mins

Rishi Sunak's Smoking Ban

The proposed law would give the UK some of the strictest anti-tobacco laws in the world.

• 5 mins

Prayers in School

A student at a London school has lost a High Court challenge against its ban on prayers.

• 5 mins

Why Biscuits Are Cheaper But We're Still Feeling The Pinch

Our experts explain why your finances are still under strain despite inflation falling.

• 6 mins

Trump on trial

In a historic first for a former US president – Donald Trump's trial in New York begins.

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The US TikTok Ban

American lawmakers have voted to ban TikTok - how will it work?

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The "Game-Changing" Cancer Jab

Trials have begun of a new personalised vaccine for skin cancer - so how does it work?

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The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread?

Researchers are trying to make a type of white bread that's as healthy as wholemeal.

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The fake exam scam - what you need to know

Exam boards warn of accounts falsely claiming to have access to this year's exam papers.

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Can and should algorithms be 'tamed'?

The media regulator says tech firms should do more to hide "toxic" content from children.

• 6 mins

Whooping cough - what's behind the rise?

Known as the '100-day cough', it's an infection that can kill. But why are cases rising?

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The race to rent

So why is competition so intense and what can you do about it?

• 8 mins

Parasites in water - what's behind the outbreak?

The cryptosporidium parasite has been affecting water supplies in parts of south Devon.

• 5 mins

The infected blood scandal - ahead of final report

The public inquiry into the infected blood scandal is due to publish its final report.

• 6 mins

Paula Vennells: A key moment for the Post Office Inquiry

The former Post Office chief executive gives evidence about the faulty Horizon IT system.

• 7 mins

Turbulence: What is it and is it getting worse?

±«Óãtv weather forecaster and ex RAF officer, Simon King, has the answers.

• 5 mins

Junior doctors on strike - why now?

Junior doctors in England have announced a fresh strike, one week before the election.

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Donald Trump convicted: What happens next?

He's become the first former or serving US president to have a criminal conviction.

• 9 mins

The rise of the far right in Europe

Why are far right parties getting more support in some European countries?

• 7 mins

The teenagers challenged to ditch their smartphones

±«Óãtv Education Reporter, Kristian Johnson, conducts an experiment in abstinence.

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Why are so many avoiding the news?

Research suggests interest in news has almost halved in the UK since 2015.

• 6 mins

Who is Julian Assange?

Why the Wikileaks founder has been making headlines for 14 years.

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