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Foreign correspondent David Pratt on the new phase in the war on terror?

An interview with four people who became the longest serving jurors in UK criminal history

Rahul Tandon reflects on events since the partition and the creation of Pakistan

Bill Whiteford speaks to journalist Ray Connolly, author of Being Elvis: A Lonely Life

Radio Scotland DJs Tony Meehan and Peter Bowman on pirate radio station broadcasting

Isabel Fraser speaks to the Irish writer and human rights campaigner Martina Devlin

Education correspondent Jamie McIvor on how to go about covering the school exam results.

Former Chancellor of the Exchequer, 10 years after the global financial crash

Gordon Brewer speaks to sci-fi writer and author of The Prestige

Gordon Brewer discusses the ethical questions raised by gene editing

Following the rise in popularity of pain-killer Fentanyl and drugs like Spice and Flakka

Aileen Clarke reflects on her visit to commemorate the Battle of Passchendaele.

Peter Geoghegan revisits Bosnia 25 years after the outbreak of the Balkan War

Can Trump maintain this trajectory of administrative chaos and legislative logjam?

Chief Inspector of Prisons, David Strang, discusses Scotland's criminal justice system.

The hidden world of sound with Chris Watson David Attenborough’s sound recordist.

Eamonn O’Neill reports from Burlington USA on Democrat, Bernie Sanders’ popularity

An interview with Lee Cronin Regius Chair of Chemistry, at the University of Glasgow,

´óÏó´«Ã½ journalist Vladimir Hernandez reports from his home city, Venezuala’s capital Caracas

Professor Phillips O’Brien, discusses the reality of Dunkirk

Scotland’s new Commissioner for Children and Young People. Bruce Adamson.

Iain MacDonald looks at the saga of crofting townships and the erection of turbines

Gillian Marles speaks to Paul Rodgers, Professor of Peace studies at Bradford University

Can May hold her party together or is an autumn election inevitable