Coverage of debate in the Lords on Thursday 7 April, on a private notice question on UK government proposals for onshore wind and home insulation.

The Lords Economic Affairs select committee session on UK energy supply and investment with evidence from Lord Turner of Ecchinswell, Tom Sampson and Tom Greatrex, from Tuesday 5 April. Show more

Select committee on the future funding of the BBC, with evidence from Claire Enders of Enders Analysis, Antony Walker of techUK and Shuja Khan of Arqiva, from Tuesday 5 April. Show more

Questions in the Lords to UK government ministers including questions on the future of the Falkland Islands and the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia, from Monday 4 April. Show more

Coverage of questions in the Lords on Tuesday 5 April, to UK government ministers including questions on the abuse of nurses in the NHS and energy storage capacity in the UK. Show more

Coverage of select committee proceedings.

Coverage of questions in the Lords on Wednesday 6 April, covering the recognition of Palestine as a state, the addition of folic acid to bread and flour, and fraud in government Covid schemes. Show more

Questions in the Lords to UK government ministers including questions on defence policy and the police and crime commissioner for Cleveland, from Thursday 7 April Show more

The Lords Constitution select committee session on the work of the UK's Supreme Court, from Wednesday 6 April. Show more

Coverage of the Lords Adult Social Care select committee evidence session on the future funding of adult social care, from Thursday 7 April.

The Lords Fraud Act 2006 select committee on scammers and fraud with evidence from comedian Joe Lycett and producer Michelle Cox, from Thursday 7 April.

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Viewers’ comments about BBC News coverage, with Samira Ahmed. How do BBC journalists go about assessing whether footage posted online from Ukraine is genuine or faked?

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Ira Glass discusses the inspiration behind This American Life and Serial, the changing audio landscape, and responds to accusations of liberal bias in his journalism. Show more

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A look back at Click's visit to the Mobile World Congress – to check out the latest mobile tech coming out of Barcelona. Also, Paul Carter sees how 5G can aid mountain rescue. Show more

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Viewers’ comments about BBC News coverage, with Samira Ahmed. How do BBC journalists go about assessing whether footage posted online from Ukraine is genuine or faked?

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Amol Rajan speaks to musician Nile Rodgers, discussing his childhood in 1960s New York, setting up Chic with his musical partner Bernard Edwards, and the racism that still troubles America. Show more