Dec 23, 2022
This was the year where we saw Putin start a war in Ukraine, a winter of strikes, three prime ministers and two monarchs.
To look back at the past year and look a little bit ahead too, we sat down with our policy correspondent Paul McNamara, to take stock of the year that was 2022 - and the year that will be 2023.
Dec 16, 2022
Harry and Meghan’s documentary is now out in full and criticises the relationship between the monarchy and the media, and alleges racism in the treatment of Meghan Markle.
In today’s episode we speak to Anna Whitelock, professor of the history of the monarchy at City, University of London and Director of the Centre...
Dec 9, 2022
After 10 months of war, Russian advances and Ukrainian counter-offensives, winter weather has arrived in Ukraine.
Russia may have retreated from Kherson in early November but Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure over the last month signal a new phase of the war, as Putin weaponises the...
Dec 2, 2022
Three years after coronavirus was first detected in China, it remains the only major nation pursuing Zero Covid. So as maskless fans enjoy the World Cup and countries all over the world move on, China remains stuck and the people are protesting.
After the initial outbreak in Wuhan back in 2020, authorities were quick to...
Nov 25, 2022
It’s been one month since Rishi Sunak became prime minister of the United Kingdom and so he’s now just three weeks off lasting longer at Number 10 than Liz Truss did.
After the disaster of the mini budget, Sunak has been the safe pair of economic hands needed to calm things down, reassure the markets and try to get...