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William Hague talks to Seb Coe: Olympics, doping and the trans issue

Former foreign secretary and Times columnist Lord Hague sits down with Lord Sebastian Coe

• 41 mins

Will Labour raise taxes?

What can new Chancellor Rachel Reeves do to minimise the UK's economic black hole?

• 29 mins

How Putin played the West in the prisoner swap

Was last week’s prisoner swap a triumph for diplomacy or for Putin?

• 28 mins

Inside Britain’s far right

The far-right are being blamed for inciting violence and disorder what does it stand for?

• 36 mins

The social media Ozempic pushers

The Times investigates how easy it is to buy weight loss jabs online.

• 29 mins

The political transformation of Elon Musk

From political liberal to Trump cheerleader

• 31 mins

Why Trump is struggling against Harris

How the Trump campaign has changed since the Republican Convention

• 28 mins

What’s fuelling the emergence of Ireland's far right?

A wave of violent protests against asylum seekers is concerning the Irish government

• 30 mins

Uncovered: Matthew Perry’s tragic death

What does his death reveal about substance abuse in Hollywood?

• 24 mins

The high school class that found a serial killer

A sociology teacher and his class solved a 40-year-old cold case. How did they do it?

• 32 mins

Why some experts are doubting Lucy Letby’s conviction

Two years after the trial, questions are being raised about the safety of her conviction

• 33 mins

The UK bans some arms sales to Israel, but what difference will it make?

Why has the UK suspended some arms sales to Israel?

• 32 mins

Prince Harry at 40: Time to reconcile?

As he begins to assess his legacy, what next for him?

• 29 mins

The AfD and Germany's Nazi past

Is Germany’s youth falling for its Nazi past?

• 32 mins

Why the price of gold is skyrocketing

Why is gold back in vogue with investors and central banks alike?

• 29 mins

How The King’s Prince Andrew problem just got bigger

What is the Duke of York’s future within the Royal family?

• 23 mins

Slackers or grafters? The truth about working from home

Why Labour is making a big play for WFH

• 26 mins

Is Keir Starmer’s honeymoon over?

After weeks of bad press are Labour in danger of becoming a one-term government?

• 29 mins

Anna Wintour: The most powerful woman in fashion

How does she stay relevant in a world of TikTok trends and social media influencers?

• 26 mins

The Tory Hunger Games

Manveen Rana joins the media scrum to witness the battle for the soul of the party.

• 38 mins

How I survived October 7

Today, we hear stories of survival, and of loved ones who were not so lucky

• 45 mins

How The Sunday Times broke the freebies scandal

We speak to Sunday Times Whitehall editor Gabriel Pogrund about how he got the story.

• 28 mins

How Kamala Harris schmoozed California

Kamala Harris may become the first female president of the United States – who is she?

• 32 mins

Why the US Government is gunning for Google

The US government is threatening to break up Google, with implications for us all.

• 32 mins

What happens if the American election is a tie?

Why a tiny ‘blue dot’ in Omaha, Nebraska could result in a tie between Trump and Harris.

• 25 mins

The full story of the Chris Kaba killing

What does this recent verdict mean for policing?

• 35 mins

Rivals' and the cult of Jilly Cooper

How has Jilly Cooper’s Rivals TV series changed how we see and show sex?

• 28 mins

The Democrats voting for Trump

Polling suggests some of the Democrat’s core base will vote Republican in this election.

• 35 mins

How violent could the US election get?

Fears are growing that the result will not be accepted by the losing side.

• 25 mins

The property empires that make Charles and William millions

How do deals with the NHS, schools and the military help fund the royals?

• 31 mins