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Why Can’t So Many Children Read?

With more children in school than ever, why have reading rates been so slow to improve?

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What’s so scary about Huawei?

Smartphones, sanctions and death sentences: what's going on with Huawei?

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Why don't we care about Yemen?

Why is the world not focused on the death, destruction and famine in Yemen?

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How do we stop young people killing themselves?

Innovative and unexpected ways to tackle youth suicide are emerging around the world

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Can radicalised kids recover?

How do you rehabilitate a child caught up in violent extremism?

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Are smart cities dumb?

A bright new future of clean power and easy living, or a science fiction nightmare?

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Will populism destroy the European Union?

The EU faces what’s described as an existential crisis as support for populism grows.

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What is the Wagner Group?

This group of fighters-for-hire has been active around the world. What’s going on?

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How is space changing Earth?

What motivates the global space race - power, prestige or social progress?

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Why has the Kashmir crisis lasted so long?

For 70 years India and Pakistan have fought over Kashmir. What has fuelled the violence?

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How scared should we be?

The news today can be pretty terrifying, but how scared should we really be?

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How can we feed 11 billion people?

The challenge to produce enough food to feed our growing population

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Can you make gangs good?

Ecuador legalised some of its gangs in 2007, but did it work?

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What’s next for Sudan?

President Omar al-Bashir was deposed on 11th April, but protesters still line the streets

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How did K-Pop conquer the world?

Some of the world’s most successful bands are singing in Korean.

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How do you move a capital city?

Indonesia has announced it is thinking of building a new capital city. Can it be done?

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Is the US heading for war with Iran?

Tensions are escalating between the two countries, but will it lead to war?

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Is time travel possible?

What does science tell us about the possibility of travelling in time?

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Why is it always Alabama?

Why is Alabama always getting picked on in America?

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Can vaccines stop Ebola in the DRC?

Can vaccines stop Ebola in the DRC or will it take more than medical intervention?

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Can a government make you happy?

Should governments look beyond GDP and make our wellbeing their priority?

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Is the deep ocean the answer to some of our biggest problems?

Humanity has many problems. Does the solution to some lie deep beneath our oceans' waves?

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How can Chennai’s water crisis be solved?

South India’s biggest city is gripped by drought, residents have to queue for water.

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What kind of Prime Minister would Boris Johnson make?

Examining the character, beliefs and ambition of Britain’s most recognisable politician

• 24 mins

Will China crack down on Hong Kong?

Last month Hong Kong witnessed its largest ever protests. How will China respond?

• 22 mins

Can you reduce Central American migration?

More and more families from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are travelling to the US

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Do children in two-parent families do better?

We investigate the research into growing up with married, cohabiting and single parents.

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Is Germany OK?

It’s known for precision and punctuality but Europe’s engine is slowing down.

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Why are we having less sex?

Porn, smart phones and the ‘slutty transmitter’

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Why does Donald Trump seem to have such a problem with the truth?

Examining some of the many false or misleading claims made by the US President

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