Rosebank: the new controversial oil field

The BBC's business and climate editors discuss one of Britain's biggest energy projects.

• 8 mins

Gary Lineker and social media – the BBC's new rules

So how clear are the guidelines and will they work? The BBC's Katie Razzall explains.

• 6 mins

The Windsor Framework - A new era for Northern Ireland?

The BBC's Ireland correspondent explains the post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

• 5 mins

The UK Covid Inquiry - All You Need to Know

How powerful is this inquiry and what will it achieve?

• 4 mins

What Labour's by-election win means for the UK

A by-election leaves the party feeling buoyant, but is the political weather changing?

• 7 mins

Who Are Hamas - And Why Have They Attacked Israel?

The attack is the most unprecedented in years - so what's it all about?

• 8 mins

Sir Keir Starmer – is he a Prime Minister in waiting?

A big plea, a big pitch for the big job. But did he land it?

• 6 mins

Israel and Gaza on Social Media - What to believe

How social media has turbocharged the spread of disinformation and hate.

• 7 mins

Flied, Sealed, Delivered - Amazon's Delivery Drones

Drone deliveries within the hour. So will it take-off?

• 4 mins

The Tories' By-Election Double Defeat

What do the results tell us?

• 6 mins

Who are Hamas, Fatah and Hezbollah?

A guide to who they are and who backs them.

• 7 mins

Why is student rent so expensive?

Soaring accommodation costs in England have left many university students struggling.

• 4 mins

Israel and Gaza – What is the endgame?

The BBC's John Simpson examines what those involved want to achieve from the conflict.

• 7 mins

Protests on Armistice Day - can they be banned?

Police are under pressure to ban a protest — so why has London's top cop said he can't?

• 6 mins

Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle: what does it tell us?

David Cameron's return was the big surprise, but will this reset unite the Conservatives?

• 7 mins

What Next for Rishi Sunak's "Stop the Boats" Strategy

The Supreme Court rules that sending some asylum-seekers to Rwanda would be unlawful.

• 7 mins

The Autumn Statement: What is it and how will it impact us?

Many households are feeling the pinch – so what might the Chancellor have on offer?

• 7 mins

The Chancellor's Tax and Spending Plans: How will they affect you?

Tax cuts for business and on earnings – and a crackdown on the long-term jobless.

• 6 mins

Migrant Movements - who's coming and who's leaving the UK

Net Migration into the UK reached a record 745 thousand last year.

• 7 mins

How To Avoid Christmas Scams

Which types of scams should you be wary of over the festive period?

• 7 mins

Climate Deals - Are they just "blah, blah, blah"?

As the COP28 climate summit comes to an end, will the rhetoric become reality?

• 5 mins

The Prince and the Papers

The High Court rules Prince Harry was a victim of phone hacking by Mirror Group papers.

• 6 mins

Why is Covid-19 Still Hitting Some People Hard?

Covid is making some people feel very unwell - despite vaccines and multiple infections.

• 7 mins

Gender Identity in Schools – What teachers in England are being advised

What do the long-awaited guidelines mean for pupils, parents and teachers?

• 3 mins

The Asylum Backlog - What's going on?

A pledge delivered or a promise broken? Nick Eardley of BBC Verify explains.

• 5 mins

Reform UK - "The Tories are terrified"

What do we know about the party whose polling figures are spooking the Conservatives?

• 5 mins

2023: the world's hottest year on record

Climate editor Justin Rowlatt explains how temperatures have soared higher than before.

• 8 mins

Who are the Houthis and why are they attacking Red Sea ships?

Western forces have taken action after attacks on ships by the Houthis. So who are they?

• 6 mins

Who will win the Republican vote?

All you need to know about the upcoming Iowa Republican presidential caucuses.

• 5 mins

The PM's Rwanda Plan - Will the planes ever take off?

While his plan passed with relative ease in the Commons, there's trouble lurking ahead.

• 6 mins