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"Their formula was being made with contaminated water."

The Palestinian Red Crescent has coordinated the evacuation of 28 babies out of Gaza.

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Michael Morpurgo: "Childhood mustn't be rushed"

Michael Morpurgo on the long hot summers of youth, as Wales discusses cutting them short.

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We decided not to split up the family. If we died, we would die together.

Dr Mohamed Abou Foul on his experience of getting out of Gaza with his family of 16.

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Sir Jacob Rees Mogg: "I'm embarrassed we haven't achieved what we set out to achieve."

Sir Jacob Rees Mogg on the population growing at its fastest rate since the 1960s.

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How far would you go to retrieve a lost cuddly toy?

Professional teddy bear restorer Charlotte Abbott on the special bond of childhood toys.

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The orchestras of Auschwitz

British composer Leo Geyer on restoring scores of music composed in Auschwitz.

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What happens next for Israel and Gaza?

Michael Clarke from RUSI says he thinks the ceasefire will be extended

• 6 mins

"Every Palestinian family has a prisoner in jail, or had a prisoner in jail."

As Palestinians are freed from Israeli jails under the truce, many are being arrested.

• 6 mins

Yvette Cooper: "He was the kindest, steadiest, most thoughtful of people."

Former Labour Chancellor Alistair Darling has died aged 70. Yvette Cooper pays tribute.

• 4 mins

We look back on the life and music of Pogue frontman Shane McGowan

Sean Cannon from The Dubliners, who collaborated with the Pogues, paid tribute.

• 3 mins

Can walking a dog reduce risks of dementia?

Paddy O'Connell finds out about the benefits of man's best friend.

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Do Israeli's still support Prime Minister Netanyahu's strategy in Gaza?

Leader of Israel's Labor Party, Merav Michaeli, on the divisions in Israel's politics.

• 6 mins

'Rizz' - What is it? And who has it?

'Rizz' named word of the year 2023 by Oxford University Press.

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"We've basically been told you cannot fall in love with a foreigner"

Under new government rules Raquel doesn't earn enough for her husband to live in the UK.

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"He is everything that I believe a poet should be."

Writer Lemn Sissay pays tribute to his friend and fellow poet, Benjamin Zephaniah.

• 6 mins

Lord Howard: "It would be foolish for the House of Lord's to obstruct it."

Former Conservative party leader Lord Howard on Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill.

• 6 mins

Aid agencies are struggling to help hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians in Gaza.

Israeli government says agencies must "get their act together and provide the support."

• 13 mins

COP28 - on the brink?

The summit has run overtime without reaching a commitment on phasing out fossil fuels.

• 6 mins

How much of a deterrent would the Rwanda policy be?

The government points to Australia's migration rules. Peter Walsh looks at the numbers.

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"It's very rare to be able to combine immense gravity with immense humour."

Andre Braugher, known as Captain Raymond Holt on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, has died aged 61.

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"Teachers are trying to gain extra qualifications to deal with this."

Gavin English, Deputy Head pastoral at Alleyn鈥檚 School, on mental health in schools.

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Scientists identify the gene that causes morning sickness.

Charlotte Howden runs Pregnancy Sickness Support following her debilitating experience.

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Is age just a number?

Emma Flint told us about the reactions she and her older partner get from other people.

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"Since the incident he has become a very anxious child."

Kayleigh Kilptrick's 3 year old escaped nursery and wandered the streets of Aberdeen.

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The call for a 'sustainable ceasefire' in Gaza

The British government is toughening its language on the conflict.

• 17 mins

Christmas with Nigella

Chef Nigella Lawson talks to us about what Christmas means to her

• 5 mins

Abuse of MPs 'becoming almost uncontrollable'

MP Mike Freer says a fire at his office is one of a long list of attacks he's endured.

• 4 mins

"There is the inevitable ghastly lullaby of bombs"

British surgeon Graeme Groom on treating the most complex patients in a Gaza hospital.

• 7 mins

The 18-year hunt for an elusive whale

Jennifer McCullough is searching for a whale that's been heard but not seen.

• 5 mins

Gaza conflict "illustrates the cruelty and cowardice of war"

British surgeon Graeme Groom is performing 20 operations a day, many on Gaza's children.

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