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22 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC ThreeFirst on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest broadcast: on BBC Three
Available for 18 days
In Conversation joins Billie Eilish for the last night of her world tour to talk fame, impostor syndrome and identity. Show more
23 minutes
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Available for 5 days
Blind content maker Lucy Edwards travels to Japan. She adventures from Tokyo, where she meets a blind skateboarder to Sado Island, and one of Japan's most unique festivals. Show more
24 minutes
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Available for 14 days
Stephen Sackur speaks to the head of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol. Is it time to admit the much-vaunted global energy transition is veering off course? Show more
BBC 100 Women broadcasts from the UN's COP28 in Dubai and from Nairobi to share thoughts and personal experiences of living life on the forefront of the climate crisis. Show more
23 minutes
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Available for 17 days
Stephen Sackur’s 2006 interview with Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the US Supreme Court, who died earlier this month at the age of 93.
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC News Middle EastFirst on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest broadcast: on BBC News Latin America
Available for 26 days
Qasa Alom explores Costa Rica, considered the birthplace of eco-tourism. How does the country maintain the balance between protecting its landscapes and attracting more visitors? Show more
30 minutes
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Available for 4 months
As 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of Turkey becoming a modern secular state, Christa Larwood sets out to explore its diverse mix of cultures and traditions. Show more
Emma Little-Pengelly, Northern Ireland's deputy first minister, talks to Nick Robinson about her career and upbringing. Show more
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC News EuropeFirst on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest broadcast: on BBC News North America
Available for 4 months
Talking Business takes a closer look at the rapidly emerging market for cannabis and its products. Show more
Did BBC News speculate too much before Wednesday’s Budget about what might be in it? And why broadcast interviews outside Parliament that get drowned out by protesters? Show more
Women use the power of their voice to fight for freedom in a country that doesn't allow them to work and where education is banned for girls. Show more
26 minutes
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Available for 4 months
How a social media post celebrating Mother’s Day caused a royal public relations crisis.
24 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC News AfricaFirst on BBC News Channel: on BBC News ChannelLatest broadcast: on BBC News Channel HD
Available for 3 months
Stephen Sackur talks to Ukrainian Permanent Representative to the UN Sergiy Kyslytsya. With partisan warfare in Washington DC blocking crucial military assistance to Kyiv, does Ukraine feel betrayed? Show more
Was coverage of the photograph of the Princess of Wales and her children excessive and intrusive? Show more
30 minutes
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Available for 4 months
As farmers protests continue why are they struggling to make ends meet? Across Europe and India farmers have been taking to the streets with complaints. Show more
Following the attacks of 7 October, Israel has vowed to destroy Hamas. But can it? With access to some of Hamas’s most closely guarded secrets, John Ware investigates its network outside Gaza. Show more
24 minutes
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Available for 4 months
Haiti is on the brink - armed gangs are rampant, basic services are broken, millions of people are at risk. Stephen Sackur speaks to Claude Joseph, the country's former acting prime minister. Show more
24 minutes
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Available for 4 months
In a special programme in the run-up to Russia's presidential election, HARDtalk looks back on interviews with those few Russians who have been ready to stand up to Vladimir Putin. Show more
24 minutes
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Available for 4 months
Stephen Sackur speaks to the Palestinian Ambassador to the UN, Riyad Mansour. Talks to end or at least suspend the war in Gaza haven’t worked. Why are the diplomats failing? Show more
25 minutes
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Available for 4 months
Stephen Sackur speaks to Jan Egeland, secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council. Is the international community failing to protect the most vulnerable? Show more
