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Naomi Campbell talks clothes, career and recovery

What a new V&A exhibition reveals about the supermodel and cultural icon.

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Epilepsy and deep brain stimulation - Oran鈥檚 story

Oran Knowlson has severe epilepsy. Now, doctors have taken radical steps to help him.

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Jack Fowler - 鈥楾ake Nuts Off Aeroplanes鈥�

The reality TV star wants a change to all in-flight menus after a personal scare.

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'We couldn't keep them safe'

Concerns have been raised about the way police investigated a fatal car crash at a school.

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Just One Thing - Remembering Michael Mosley

麻豆约拍 pays tribute to Michael Mosley by appealing to people to try out 'Just One Thing'.

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The lows & highs of Gareth Southgate

A look at the key moments in Gareth Southgate's playing and managerial career.

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Mount Mabu: Inside Africa's Secret Forest

Our correspondent joins an expedition to a forest that was only recently discovered.

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Kamala Harris - in her own words

Joe Biden wants Kamala Harris to be the next President - but what do we know about her?

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Showjumper Murder: How a 999 lie threw police

The killer who brutally attacked his young victim 鈥� and tried to cover up his crime.

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Janet Jackson: Taking control

The singer-songwriter Janet Jackson opens up about her upbringing and music career.

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Ukraine's drone hunters

The 麻豆约拍's Quentin Sommerville on patrol with drone teams on Ukraine's front line.

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The long wait for an ADHD diagnosis

We've been investigating how long adults are waiting to be seen for suspected ADHD.

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Fake diet jabs: 'I was riddled with toxins'

How knock-off weight-loss kits are leaving some users in hospital.

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Racism and sexism in the Army - Kerry-Ann's story

The former "face of the British Army" subjected to racist and sexist harassment.

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How sonatas help scientists understand the brain

Find out how scientists are using the music of Johann Sebastian Bach to research dementia.

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Stonehenge: The six-tonne Scottish mystery

How was the famous Altar Stone transported more than 700 km thousands of years ago?

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Coercive control - was I ignored because I鈥檓 a man?

Jack's ex-girlfriend subjected him to years of coercive and controlling behaviour.

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'If shoplifting was a sport, I'd be a gold medallist'

Shoplifting offences in England and Wales have risen to the highest level in 20 years.

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The pandemic babies starting school

How are teachers preparing to support the diverse needs of children born during lockdown?

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Ian McKellen: 'I count myself lucky鈥�

Sir Ian McKellen speaks about the accident that saw him fall off the stage in June.

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Manifesting - the wellness trend that's everywhere

The idea of 'thinking' your goals into reality is big business - but what's it all about?

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The return of snitching in Russia

The 麻豆约拍's Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg on how neighbours are turning against each other.

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The Abercrombie Guys: 'I thought it was a photo shoot'

More allegation have been made about the former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO, Mike Jeffries.

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The man taking knives off the streets

Faron Paul is a campaigner who helps young people in London get rid of their knives.

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The 'hipster' making wallets cool again

How do you get people to carry purses and wallets in a nearly cashless society?

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'Lifelong trauma' - Women detail abuse by Al Fayed

麻豆约拍 Breakfast hears from women who say they were sexually assaulted by Mohammad Al Fayed.

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Don't disable me - breaking barriers at work

Elliot Caswell took part in a documentary on moving from education to adult social care.

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Yulia Navalnaya: Why I want to be president of Russia

Alexei Navalny's widow discusses her husband's memoir and her plans for the future.

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Covid vaccine 鈥� our fight for compensation

Hearing from families affected by the after effects of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine.

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Birmingham pub bombings: My reflections and regrets

Michael Buerk reflects on the wrongful convictions of six men, 50 years after the attacks

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