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World at One Episodes Episode guide

08/01/2025

Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
Grooming gangs: Tories claim 50 towns could be affected

We assess the Conservatives' claims about the scale of child abuse grooming gangs.
The Prime Minister hits back at Elon Musk

Sir Keir Starmer addresses claims made by the Tesla boss about grooming gangs in the UK.
Can there be consensus on social care?

England has a long history of failed social care reviews. Will Labour's save the sector?
Tories call for a full national inquiry into child sexual abuse

Kemi Badenoch calls for a full national inquiry into child sexual abuse.
01/01/2025

Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
Six babies freeze to death in Gaza

The UN warns that Gaza's healthcare system is on the 'brink of total collapse'.
British teenager begins his year long sentence in Dubai.

Marcus Farkana drops appeal over sex conviction and begins sentence in Dubai prison.
Ex-minister David Gauke wants more use of open prisons

The ex-justice secretary is reviewing sentencing for the government.
Questions over cause of Azerbaijan Airlines crash

Aviation experts say passenger plane may have been hit by Russian air defence systems.
Spacecraft attempts closest-ever approach to Sun

A Nasa spacecraft is attempting to make history with the closest-ever approach to the Sun
UK economy flatlines in the three months to September

Government has "absolute resolve" to grow economy after new figures show it is flatlining
Could Isis comeback in Syria?

Could Isis return to the battlefield? What will happen to prisoners held in Syria?
Dominique Pelicot convicted in French mass rape trial

Pelicot sentenced for drugging, raping and inviting 50 others to abuse ex-wife Gisele.
Gaza ceasefire talks move a step forward

Could there be a breakthrough in Gaza ceasefire negotiations?
Life sentences for the killers of Sara Sharif

The latest as Sara Sharif's father is given a minimum term of 40 years in prison.
Archbishop of York facing calls to resign

Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
Alleged Chinese Spy with links to Prince Andrew is banned from the UK.

An alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew loses appeal against ban from the UK.
Major overhaul of England鈥檚 planning system

The government sets out how it plans to build 1.5 million new homes in the next five years
Prison space may run out despite government's expansion plans.

We hear from the prisons minister, Lord Timpson, about how to tackle prison overcrowding.
The UN calls for Israel to pull back troops from inside Syria

UN Special Envoy to Syria calls on Israel to withdraw troops.
Celebrations continue in Damascus after Assad's fall

As celebrations continue in Syria after Assad's fall, we hear from his exiled cousin.
Syria rebels advance on Homs

'Emptiness and fear' in the Syrian town of Homs as President Assad's troops are pushed out
Starmer: Judge me by my milestones

The Prime Minister sets 6 'milestones' including getting more kids 'school-ready'.
PM accused of abandoning growth target

Sir Keir Starmer had promised the economy would be the fastest-growing in the G7.
Taliban stops women studying midwifery

Female students studying midwifery in Afghanistan told to stay away from classes.
Syria: who are the rebels?

Regional powers fight for influence as President Assad's forces are pushed back.
Commons poised for historic assisted dying vote

Emotional debate in the Commons as MPs prepare to vote on making assisted dying legal.
Tens of thousands added to historic net migration tally

Net migration has fallen, but previous tallies have been revised up to a record high.
Thousands head back to Southern Lebanon as ceasefire takes effect.

Lebanese residents return to the South as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire takes effect.