Shaun Ley speaks to David Haigh, former managing director of Leeds United. Is it safe to do business in the United Arab Emirates? Is there something rotten in the UAE? Show more

The BBC News at Five with in-depth discussions and analysis as well as breaking news. With Shaun Ley.

Shaun Ley speaks to David Tait. After suffering sexual abuse as a child, and a breakdown, has David Tait found a way to deal with the pain of the past? Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to David Tait. After suffering sexual abuse as a child, and a breakdown, has David Tait found a way to deal with the pain of the past? Show more

From the age of five, Megan Phelps-Roper had been a member of Westboro Baptist Church, called the ‘most obnoxious and rabid hate group in America’. She talks to Shaun Ley. Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to American-Iranian journalist Jason Rezaian. Is the Trump administration right to see maximum pressure as the only way to affect change in Iran? Show more

Shaun Ley talks to Lebanon's deputy prime minister Ghassan Hasbani. Can refugees, who are putting strain on Lebanon's infrastructure and resources, be safely returned to Syria? Show more

HARDtalk meets the Governor of Nigeria's Central Bank, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, to discuss the Nigerian economy and his political ambitions. Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to journalist and author Florence Hartmann, who revealed controversial court decisions while working at a war crimes tribunal. Show more

Shaun Ley discusses the shifting fortunes of combatants in Syria's civil war with adviser to the National Coalition of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces, Rime Allaf. Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to German-born Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer about whether the technology he champions is killing the music makers. Show more

HARDtalk speaks to Guy Verhofstadt, Belgium's former prime minister. To prevent the European Union fracturing, does he think a two-speed Europe is a price worth paying? Show more

Shaun Ley interviews Dr Mufaddal Hamadeh, president of the Syrian American Medical Society. After nine years of war, have we become indifferent to Syria’s pain? Show more

Viewers’ comments about BBC News coverage, presented by Shaun Ley. Did BBC News provide the right amount of coverage of last Saturday’s anti-Brexit march? Show more

How the BBC Parliament channel has relayed the twists and turns of Brexit. Plus why last week's Question Time offended some of the LGBT community. Show more

Are most guests on programmes such as Question Time opposed to Brexit, and if so, why? Shaun Ley speaks to the BBC's chief political adviser Ric Bailey. Show more

What guidelines will the BBC be following in covering the general election campaign, and what challenges does its chief political adviser expect? Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to Albie Sachs, a former South African Constitutional Court Judge, and asks why some say 'the constitution is against us, especially when you are poor'. Show more

Shaun Ley talks to Masrour Barzani. Could an independence referendum deliver the Kurds less autonomy than they currently have? Show more

Shaun Ley speaks to former Labour politician Derek Hatton who wants to return to the party now Jeremy Corbyn is leader. Will Labour lean further left? Show more