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Stopped and searched: Our crime correspondent鈥檚 story

David Woode was 16 when he was first stopped and searched by police

• 26 mins

An unsolved murder, the Troubles, and the British state

Will a long awaited investigation finally reveal any answers?

• 30 mins

If the economy鈥檚 doing better, why are the 鈥榲ibes鈥� still off?

Can consumer sentiment make an economy feel like its struggling when perhaps it isn't?

• 25 mins

Presidents, princes and sex tapes: What's in the Epstein files?

What does the redaction of thousands of court document mean for the Epstein case?

• 26 mins

How Mean Girls made 鈥榝etch鈥� happen

Why is Mean Girls still so popular two decades later?

• 25 mins

Sathnam Sanghera's Empireworld: How British imperialism shaped the globe

Sanghera explores the legacy of colonialism for the billions Britain once ruled over

• 25 mins

Why measles cases are surging

A disease many doctors thought they would never see again 鈥� so what's going on?

• 24 mins

Inside California's 'orgasm commune'

What would ST, News Features Writer, Megan Agnew uncover on her two day reporting visit?

• 36 mins

Three US soldiers dead: Has Iran miscalculated?

Is Iran losing control of its proxy forces - or preparing for war?

• 30 mins

Why are Gen Z stalking their partners?

Are the young becoming accustomed to high level monitoring in romantic relationships?

• 25 mins

How the Israeli hostage crisis could topple Netanyahu.

Families of the hostages are calling for him to go. Could this lead to his downfall?

• 30 mins

AI, drones, and smartphones: How Ukraine changed warfare

Eminent war historian, Sir Lawrence Freedman, on how war will never be the same again.

• 27 mins

鈥楻ussian spy in MI6鈥�: the Afghan connection

The Afghan refugee who worked his way into the British Foreign Office

• 21 mins

Is ADHD being over-diagnosed?

What's behind the overwhelming rise in ADHD diagnoses?

• 31 mins

Keir Starmer's Gaza problem

Will ceasefire calls be enough to unify Labour MPS and supporters alike?

• 28 mins

A conversation with director Christopher Nolan

Today the director of Oppenheimer takes us inside the making of the film

• 34 mins

Aid in Gaza: A month on, did the ICJ make any difference?

Is more aid getting into Gaza? A British paramedics view from inside Rafah

• 31 mins

How Britain鈥檚 IRA mole got away with murder

Did the British government allow murder in order to protect its man on the inside?

• 33 mins

What if there鈥檚 no ceasefire? Manveen Rana reports from Jerusalem

If there isn't a ceasefire, could violence erupt far beyond Gaza?

• 32 mins

What Liz Truss did next

Rachel Sylvester asks: is the former PM deluded or planning a comeback?

• 29 mins

Who owns the Moon? AC Grayling on the question that could start war on Earth

Could competition over the Moon's rare resources lead to conflict on Earth?

• 30 mins

Stories of our times is becoming The Story

From Tuesday 19th March, Stories of our times will become The Story.

• 2 mins

The unspeakable crime

The family member most likely to sexually abuse a child is their brother or sister.

• 38 mins

The five-year road to banning teenage puberty blockers

An explosive investigation from The Times鈥� Lucy Bannerman.

• 26 mins

Inside the fentanyl trade

Fentanyl kills 200 people a day in America, can the tide be stemmed?

• 30 mins

Hague talks to Rishi Sunak on being a dad, AI, and a terrible political inheritance

In our new monthly series, William Hague speaks to prime minister Rishi Sunak

• 30 mins

Every scary thing Meta knows about you

How exactly does the data gathering work? And what can we do to reclaim some privacy?

• 24 mins

Could Scotland's hate crime law be the beginning of the end for free speech?

What's in it? And why has it put Scotland once again at the centre of the culture wars?

• 30 mins

Gourmet gangster: Could Kinahan be caught by his Google reviews?

Could one of the world's most wanted men be undone by his penchant for online feedback?

• 27 mins

Fighting the Post Office: Alan Bates at the inquiry

Can this crucial stage of the inquiry take the victims a step closer to justice?

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