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Nicola Sturgeon: "The Gender Recognition Bill does not in any way change the system"

Nicola Sturgeon speaks to PM's Carolyn Quinn

• 11 mins

How much does music in retail spaces influence our behaviour?

Dr Victoria Williamson talks about why 7/11 is playing opera outside their stores

• 4 mins

Paul Gambaccini and Sir Tim Rice remember Burt Bacharach

Memories of the legendary song writer who died, aged 94.

• 8 mins

Blair: Western resolve key to beating Putin

Sir Tony believes Russia's strategy in Ukraine is to hope the West loses heart.

• 7 mins

A little history of the Bradford Hole

Local journalist Felicity McNamara tells a tale of demolition before decision

• 4 mins

Thomas Leeds: The 80s tune that brought back my memory

After losing his memory when he was 19, Thomas shares the story that inspired his book

• 7 mins

Amar Latif: "That wild follows you back in your mind"

Why the 'Blind Adventurer' wants us all to join the Ramblers on a hike in the wilderness.

• 4 mins

Actor Hugh Bonneville reads the words of Vladimir Kara-Murza

Kara-Murza made the statement to a Russian court a week ago

• 3 mins

'He was a one-off': Andrew Neil remembers Barry Humphries

The Dame Edna Everage creator dies aged 89

• 4 mins

"I thought, this is how it's going to end for me"

The first man to report from the wreck of the Titanic talks about being trapped in a sub

• 9 mins

A pile-on on pylons?

Will the infrastructure necessary for reaching Net Zero tear local communities apart?

• 13 mins

Returning to school with a bionic arm

7 year old Caitlin is the youngest person in England to receive a bionic Hero Arm

• 5 mins

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall: "It's a form of gaslighting"

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has been campaigning to end the effective ban on onshore wind

• 5 mins

Who would play you in the film of your life?

Rory Kinnear and Dave Fishwick on what it's like to have your life on screen.

• 5 mins

Naomi Klein and her doppelganger

Naomi Klein on being confused for author and anti-vaxxer, Naomi Wolf.

• 8 mins

James May on the charm of a manual car

Will going automatic end of the iconic sound of so many beloved film car chases?

• 5 mins

David Lammy: 鈥淭he UK is diminished on an international stage鈥�

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy on the role of the UK within the global community.

• 6 mins

Pickleball: The sport you鈥檝e never heard of?

Pickleball is rapidly growing in popularity. Evan went to find out more about it.

• 4 mins

Is it OK to get a Ghost Writer to write your novel?

Ghost writer Lynne Barrett Lee on the perils of writing fiction for someone else

• 5 mins

John McDonnell urges Labour leaders to commit to triple lock

Labour's Former Shadow Chancellor on whether Labour's economics are ambitious enough.

• 10 mins

Is China the future of electric cars?

The EU announced it鈥檚 launched an anti-subsidy investigation into China鈥檚 electric cars

• 9 mins

Colin Bell: "It was money for old rope. It was quite relaxing really"

102-year-old veteran Colin Bell on abseiling down a building in central London.

• 5 mins

NHS England waiting lists at an all time high

Rishi Sunak says it will be hard to reduce waiting times, blaming industrial strikes.

• 13 mins

Can meditation lower your blood pressure?

New guidelines say meditating for 45 minutes a day could improve your health.

• 6 mins

Iran:The congressman representing the family of Morad Tahbaz

Five American-Iranians have been freed in a prisoner swap between Iran and the US

• 4 mins

What would you do if an 11 ft python crept into your conservatory?

Rob Byrne suffered minor injuries when an 11ft python entered his conservatory

• 4 mins

Net Zero 2050 lives on, but not as we knew it

Our panel reacts to the governments change to the UK's net zero goals.

• 9 mins

Motherhood and work: Mishal Husain and her mother, Shama

PM listeners Mishal Husain and her mum on how attitudes have changed across a generation

• 7 mins

Why do politicians love appearing on reality TV?

Is it worth it? Particularly for those who have, had, or hope to have a political career.

• 5 mins

"People are selling their cars": The Writers Guild of America strike enters its 5th month

Actor and writer strikes in the US have pressed pause on film production around the world

• 8 mins