Spying - is it worth giving up privacy for the sake of security? The legal battle over votes for prisoners, inside Iran ahead of elections and Liberace's publicist. Show more
The inside track on the G8 from a former Blair/Brown adviser. An ex-inmate on the horror of life in Guantanamo. A friend of Julian Assange on 12 months in diplomatic limbo. Show more
In Brazil it all started with bus fares, while in Turkey it was over a park, but what's really behind the spreading spirit of social revolt? It's The Stones v The Beatles at Glasto. Show more
From pro-Morsi to no-Morsi in 12 months - Egypt in crisis. Is Mark Carney the man to lead Britain to economic recovery? Plus, the Lindisfarne Gospels go on display. Show more
A childhood friend of Abu Qatada talks about the cleric; explorer recreates Scott's expedition; as Murray prepares for Wimbledon final, meet the man who has appeared in 16 of them. Show more
Is the government right to U-turn on minimum pricing for alcohol? A report will criticise the care provided by 14 NHS Trusts in England. Plus Royal baby, Edward Snowden and Mandela. Show more
A woman jailed after reporting a rape in Dubai tells her story. Two years after Anders Breivik, a survivor explains why it made him go into politics. Plus the Alan Partridge film. Show more
Caroline Craido-Perez on fighting back against Twitter trolls. Can baking help depression? Have attitudes to the disabled changed since the Paralympics? With Anita Anand. Show more
Why David Cameron has hired President Obama's campaign director, and how 'big data' could transform UK elections. Plus, former Doctor Who Colin Baker on the new Doctor. Show more
A second look at the big stories of the week with Anita Anand. A Russian politician says homosexuality is 'a sin' and 'not normal'. A man held in Syria for 81 days tells his story. Show more
Novelist Ahdaf Soueif on one of the bloodiest weeks in Egypt's history, and journalist Mike Giglio on being beaten and arrested in Cairo. Plus US fracking, Gibraltar, Glasgow 2014. Show more
Martin Luther King's niece remembers her uncle, the civil rights leader and prankster. Syria and chemical weapons - how will the West react? Plus, the grown up My Little Pony fans. Show more
Obama delays Syria strikes - reaction from USA, Syria, Russia and France. Triple F1 World Champion Niki Lauda gives his verdict on Ron Howard's Rush. Insider gossip on Strictly. Show more
Double Take, the new Sunday morning show, follows the 'story train' of the phone-hacking story: who is involved and what happens next? Plus, have soaps lost the plot? Show more
A second look at the big stories of the week, exploring the truth behind the headlines and putting key players in the news to the test. With Anita Anand and Sam Walker.
A second look at the big stories of the week, exploring the truth behind the headlines and putting key players in the news to the test. With Anita Anand and Sam Walker.
A second look at the big stories of the week, exploring the truth behind the headlines and putting key players in the news to the test. With Anita Anand and Louise Minchin.
Lord Oakeshott on the growing pressure on deputy PM Nick Clegg over his performance and wealth taxes. Plus Paralympics action, child beauty pageants and political spouses. Show more
Double Take is in Mottram for a special service after the deaths of two police officers. Plus, protests in the Muslim world over anti-Islam film - is it provocation or free speech? Show more
Anita and Sam look at the statistics of street grooming - is it on the increase or more prosecutions? John Pienaar is at the Labour Conference and the man who confronted his troll. Show more