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Farne Islands Diary: Battling bird flu off the Northumberland coast

National Trust ranger Rosie Parsons describes counting bird eggs in a hazmat suit.

• 2 mins

Boris Nadezhdin: “Majority of Russians see no signs of war at all"

On Victory Day, the Russian opposition politician reflects on Putin’s standing.

• 6 mins

Met finds Morgan murder documents 'locked in drawer'

Daniel Morgan's brother Alastair is suspicious about the motivation for the disclosure.

• 5 mins

Peers attack ‘vicious’ Illegal Migration Bill

Sir Richard Dannatt condemns the law but Minister Robert Jenrick insists peers are wrong.

• 13 mins

Howard Davies defends NatWest savings rates

NatWest Chairman reacts to UK interest rates rising to 4.5%, the highest level since 2008

• 8 mins

Mike Lynch extradition will have a "chilling effect" on business

Tory MP David Davis believes Lynch’s arrest shows why the US treaty is flawed.

• 5 mins

PM leads calls to let Zelensky address Eurovision final

Lady Stowell explains why President Zelensky should be exempt from the no-politics rule

• 6 mins

"I ended up stood on the windows"

Diver Christian Hanson describes his escape as the Carlton Queen sank in the Red Sea.

• 5 mins

Tory MPs line up to criticise Sunak

Danny Kruger insists the interventions are "appropriate debate" after election losses.

• 7 mins

"I call my health my work now"

More than 2.5 million people in the UK are not in work because of long-term sickness

• 9 mins

What makes TV presenting partnerships work?

Kirsty Allsop, Phil Spencer and Louise Minchin share their co-presenting tips

• 5 mins

Will Earth warm by 1.5 degrees?

WMO warns warming by more than 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels is likely by 2027.

• 11 mins

Water companies in England set to spend £10bn on tackling sewage spills

Regan Harris, spokesperson for Anglian Water, explains bills would have to rise.

• 6 mins

Is AI the key to less work for the same pay?

Nobel laureate Sir Christopher Pissarides is optimistic about AI's potential.

• 6 mins

World "running dangerously out of time" on climate change

COP 26 President Alok Sharma warns governments to ditch policies that increase emissions

• 5 mins

'Time Shelter': A warning on the perils of nostalgia

Georgi Gospodinov and translator Angela Rodel on winning the International Booker Prize.

• 6 mins

The comedian arming Ukraine's soldiers

Serhiy Prytula has raised £120m for drones, tanks and satellites.

• 4 mins

Lorin LaFave: We're here for change, not sympathy

Bereaved families fear the Online Harms Bill won't do enough to protect other children.

• 4 mins

Fake news means we need Leveson 2, says Sir Brian Leveson

The second stage of the inquiry is needed now more than ever, according to Leveson

• 2 mins

Claims of secret Tees Valley deal "fundamentally untrue", says Ben Houchen

Ben Houchen and Andy McDonald respond to investigations into the Teeswork Project

• 15 mins

Charlotte Nichols: "Something is deeply rotten in the culture at Westminster"

The MP says both Labour and parliament's handling of sexual assault claims is inadequate.

• 12 mins

Jamie Driscoll: The "last Corbynista in power"?

Labour under pressure as Jamie Driscoll is barred from re-election.

• 4 mins

Who breached Kherson region's dam?

Ukraine and Russia blame each other for the collapse of the dam in Nova Kakhovka.

• 13 mins

Will smog spark new climate change debate in the USA?

Wildfires burning in Canada have shrouded large swathes of America in smoke.

• 12 mins

Ed Miliband: Labour "100% not abandoning" green pledge

Shadow Climate Change Secretary insists £28bn a year will be spent on green industries.

• 8 mins

Matt Cook: Trans people being "vilified"

Oxford's new professor of LGBTQ+ history sees parallels with 1950s homophobic tropes.

• 4 mins

The life and legacy of Silvio Berlusconi

Former advisor to Berlusconi talks to the World at One following the news of his death.

• 10 mins

Ukraine's counter-offensive

Lord Richards talks to the World at One as Ukraine's counter-offensive intensifies.

• 4 mins

Jack Thorne on the early days of Â鶹ԼÅÄ

One of the country's best drama writers, Jack Thorne, talks about impartiality.

• 7 mins

Could sunk migrant ship have been saved?

Activists claim a hostility to NGOs contributes to deaths of migrants crossing the Med.

• 12 mins