The link between cousin marriage and child ill health

Research suggests cousin-parentage may have wider consequences than previously thought.

• 18 mins

The race to prevent attacks on plane GPS

A team of British scientists - dubbed 'The Time Lords' - is working on a solution.

• 13 mins

Will diversity backlash lead to more 'masculine energy' at work?

Some UK employees fear intolerant attitudes at work could become more normalised.

• 5 mins

Hollywood: How the PR smear machine lost its power

Entertainment reporter Steven McIntosh delves into the dark arts of the movie PR machine.

• 13 mins

How JD Vance sees the world and why that matters

Analysis from Mike Wendling, BBC reporter in Chicago

• 11 mins

The unexpected knock-on effect of Trump's minerals deal

BBC reporter, Esme Stallard, digs into the impact of Trump's 'deal of the century'

• 5 mins

Brand gets 100 complaints a day about 'fat' models

BBC business reporter speaks to the CEO of the online clothing brand, Snag. (Image: Snag)

• 5 mins

Tesla's issues run deeper than controversy around Musk

Analysis from Theo Leggett, the BBC’s International Business Correspondent.

• 13 mins

The problem at the heart of the NHS's maternity care failures

A look at why maternity services across England have long struggled to improve.

• 15 mins

Trump means uncertainty is the new certainty for UK

Our political editor Chris Mason looks at what Mr Trump's return means for the UK govt.

• 4 mins

How an online stalker ruined lives with abusive posts

BBC Panorama reporter Darragh MacIntyre explains how one woman targeted several people.

• 7 mins

The influencers who want America to procreate faster

The BBC's population correspondent Stephanie Hegarty on the push for pronatalism.

• 14 mins

Will France's far right take revenge after Le Pen ban?

Andrew Harding reveals the feverish mood among the nation's politicians.

• 12 mins

Why Meghan's marmite effect might work to her advantage

Five years after Megxit, can the Duchess of Sussex boost her popularity in the UK?

• 14 mins

The English town that hopes to save the NHS a lot of money

Washwood Heath is a community health clinic, but not as you know it. Image: BBC)

• 13 mins

War changed Zelensky - but now he needs to transform again

Will the unpredictability of Trump's second term mean Zelensky needs to change tack?

• 12 mins

British Steel law rushed through - but it's just a stop gap

Our political editor Chris Mason on the law rushed through Parliament in a single day.

• 4 mins

Royal Mail: The curious case of why a billionaire wants to buy it

Why Daniel Kretinsky might want what looks like a 'fading relic'. By the BBC's Simon Jack

• 14 mins

Why the US will struggle to take on Asia in the chip industry

Donald Trump wants to turbocharge a process it's taken other regions decades to perfect.

• 9 mins

What would life on other planets mean for humans?

The BBC's science correspondent Pallab Ghosh on the race to find alien life.

• 12 mins

Could Syrians soon lose their new-found freedoms?

Syrians have more freedom since the fall of Assad - but there are fears it won't last.

• 16 mins

How bin strike has exposed divide between rich and poor

The BBC's Midlands Correspondent Phil Mackie hears accusations of a two-tier clean-up.

• 10 mins

Britain's nursery problem and the 'childcare deserts'

A look at the hurdles still to overcome with England's 'free hours' childcare scheme.

• 12 mins

Just Stop Oil was policed to extinction - so what's next?

How new laws have forced the environmental group to change its approach.

• 16 mins