BHS was one of the biggest names on the high street, but it is now in administration and faces an uncertain future. What exactly happened, and who is responsible for its decline? Show more
Northern Ireland-related terrorism now represents a “substantial” threat to Great Britain, according to MI5. David Aaronovitch asks who are the New IRA? Show more
Immigration to the United Kingdom remains at a near-record high - but what are the political decisions and global trends which led to its rise in the first place? Show more
The Chilcot Report revealed that a key source of flawed intelligence on Iraq was a man known as Curveball. How did he influence Tony Blair, and why was he believed? Show more
Turkey's president put the blame on the Gulen movement for an attempted coup - but what is it? David Aaronovitch explores the influence of this transnational Islamic movement Show more
In the EU referendum, more than 16m people voted Remain. How do they feel now that they've lost? David Aaronovitch visits Lambeth in London, where nearly four-fifths voted to stay. Show more
The UK government has delayed a proposed new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point in Somerset. But what did the plan call for in the first place, and what should be done now? Show more
British units are fighting in Libya and Syria, although nobody voted to send them. How have Special Forces developed, and why don't they count as "boots on the ground"? Show more
Grammar schools are back on the agenda courtesy of Theresa May. Presenter David Aaronovitch hears about the history of the Tory party's love affair with educational selection. Show more
Why has Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination despite offending key groups of voters? Part of his success can be explained by an element of his base: the 'alt-right'. Show more
Jesse Morton was a radical jihadi sentenced to eleven and a half years for making violent threats. He underwent a transformation and is now speaking out against extremism. Show more
It's become an issue in the US presidential campaign, but what are the facts about the connections between Donald Trump's campaign, Russian oligarchs and Vladimir Putin? Show more
Why has the Bank of England started creating new money to buy government debt again? David Aaronovitch discovers who is benefiting and who is losing from quantitative easing. Show more
Illiberal democracy is gaining traction across Europe, espousing anti-migrant and anti-EU sentiment. How did ideas once found only on the political fringes become mainstream? Show more
Theresa May sees big infrastructure as the way to build Britain's economy - but what's the evidence to show that building bridges works when times are hard? Show more