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The World at One Highlights Episodes

  1. What it's like to be recruited to spy for China

    Former UKIP head of communications believes he was recruited on LinkedIn.

  2. What is the secret to a long, happy, healthy life?

    Dr Robert Waldinger reveals 85 years of Harvard research shows good relationships are key.

  3. What is modern folk music?

    Imar's Mohsan Amini & Georgie Gage of The Deep Blue on the evolution of folk.

  4. What happens next for Israel and Gaza?

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

  5. What does the future look like for house building firms?

    We hear from Ian Burns, chief executive of Cameron Homes

  6. What does Qatar want from World Cup 'fan leaders'?

    John Hemmingham insists he and other fan ambassadors "aren't puppets" of the Gulf state.

  7. What can we learn from the release of two more hostages?

    We hear from Oliver McTernan who's worked in hostage negotiations

  8. What are tragedy chants?

    A Premier League working group has been speaking to police to find a way to stop them

  9. What are the Royal Family鈥檚 links to the slave trade?

    Historians Camilla de Koning and Dr Edmond Smith talk about delving into the archives.

  10. Weight loss drugs: "Patients with diabetes should come first"

    Royal College of GPs warns against using Wegovy if you aren't particularly overweight

  11. 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.

  12. 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.

  13. Water companies in England set to spend 拢10bn on tackling sewage spills

    Regan Harris, spokesperson for Anglian Water, explains bills would have to rise.

  14. Was RAAC mis-sold?

    Dr John Roberts always has misgivings about RAAC

  15. War photography: It's not about revulsion, it's about getting across the story

    Photojournalist Paul Conroy and curator Hilary Roberts discuss war photography

  16. Vitali Klitschko: We are "fighting for our future" in Ukraine

    Mayor of Kyiv and former boxer Vitali Klitschko on fear and fighting as Russia invades

  17. Vaping is 'easily accessible', say sixth form students

    Four 18-year-old students tell us vaping is sociable & they have all left lessons for it

  18. US Open heat: 'you cannot think, it makes the tennis worse'

    Former player Jo Durie reacts to Medvedev's warning that a player could die from the heat

  19. Unison to reballot NHS staff to boost strike numbers

    General Secretary Christina McAnae says strikes by ambulance staff could spread.

  20. Union: "Bored, aggravated" migrants threatening processing centre staff

    ISU's Lucy Moreton says the Manston detention centre is over-crowded and under-resourced.

  21. Ukraine's counter-offensive

    Lord Richards talks to the World at One as Ukraine's counter-offensive intensifies.

  22. UK wages grow at record rate

    We discuss what's going on in the labour market

  23. UK rejects Musk call for 'pause' on advance AI

    Digital Minister Paul Scully says light-touch regulation will protect against AI harms.

  24. UK net migration reaches record high

    We hear from Tory MP Tom Hunt and Labour's Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper

  25. Tupac and Biggie: 'Their music will live on'

    DJ Trevor Nelson on the lives and deaths of rappers Tupac and Biggie.

  26. Treasury Minister: "It's not the job of the government to lay out forecasts of growth"

    Andrew Griffith refuses to predict when the goal of 2.5% growth will be met.

  27. Tory MPs line up to criticise Sunak

    Danny Kruger insists the interventions are "appropriate debate" after election losses.

  28. Tony Blair: Northern Ireland still 'politically fragile'

    The former PM reflects on how the Good Friday Agreement has changed Northern Ireland.

  29. Tina Turner: 'She was glorious'

    Midge Ure remembers the Queen of Rock n Roll

  30. Tim Davie: 大象传媒 always treated presenter allegations "seriously"

    Director general insists the complaints system worked despite delay in quizzing star.

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