Confronting the scammers
Fraudsters make millions by exploiting a weak banking system, but who are the crooks behind it all? One of our journalists has turned the table on scammers by recording his calls with them and reporti...
23 Jun 202132min
Should footballers take the knee?
They've been booed and criticised but the England team insist they'll begin tonight's match by taking the knee. A former professional footballer tells us why it matters to the players so much.This pod...
22 Jun 202124min
Back to Brexitland: Inside Britain’s most pro-Leave town
This week marks five years since Britain voted to leave the European union. Today we go back to the heart of Brexitland in Boston, Lincolnshire.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of...
21 Jun 202132min
Diana, Bashir, and the future of the BBC
Princess Diana's 1995 interview with BBC journalist Martin Bashir is among the most famous in broadcasting history. But last month an independent investigation found that Bashir had engaged in “deceit...
18 Jun 202131min
Foreign Aid: An end to British benevolence?
Rebel MPs have been lining up to criticise plans to reduce the foreign aid budget from 0.7% of our national income to 0.5%, a loss of £4 billion. Today we explore the impact of these cuts In Westminst...
17 Jun 202131min
What really happened at the G7
As it was the first time world leaders have met since the pandemic began, there was a huge amount to discuss, including: vaccines, climate change and security. But how much was actually achieved at th...
16 Jun 202130min
The legacy of China’s one-child policy
China has recently changed its two-child policy and is now allowing families to have up to three children legally. It's a move aimed to combat the country's plunging birth rate, but what does this maj...
15 Jun 202134min
The Tokyo Olympics: Are the games in jeopardy?
As athletes and competitors all over the world prepare to descend on Tokyo, locals don't seem to want them to come. With just weeks to go, will the Olympics happen?This podcast was brought to you than...
14 Jun 202132min
