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Keeping costs down at Christmas
Our cost of living correspondents give their top tips to maximise your festive finances.
Deadly floods: A glimpse of Europe's future?
Mark Poynting looks at how climate change is affecting Europe's weather.
Why Biscuits Are Cheaper But We're Still Feeling The Pinch
Our experts explain why your finances are still under strain despite inflation falling.
Your rising bills - and how to cope
We look at what bills are increasing, why it's happening now, and what help is on offer.
Your crash course in economics
Forget going to uni, this podcast will make you an economics expert.
Will the Vape Ban Work?
How significant is it and could it reduce the number of children using disposable vapes?
Will Putin go nuclear?
The key questions answered - as the President sends reservists to Ukraine.
Why millions of Brits aren't working
10 million people of working-age in Britain don't have jobs - so why does this matter?
Why local elections matter
People in England and Northern Ireland will vote in local elections in May 2023
Why Just Ken?
Why popularity doesn't necessarily mean success at the Oscars.
Why is student rent so expensive?
Soaring accommodation costs in England have left many university students struggling.
Why is everyone going on strike?
Are we heading for another winter of discontent - as thousands walk out?
Why is Covid-19 Still Hitting Some People Hard?
Covid is making some people feel very unwell - despite vaccines and multiple infections.
Why do we have Budgets?
All you need to know about the Budget, and how it could affect your finances.
Why ChatGPT isn't - always - good for cheating
The first exam season since ChatGPT was launched is coming up. What impact will it have?
Why are Women Left Out of Crime Stats?
Why aren't rape and harassment included in violent crime statistics?
Why are some councils going bust?
The BBC's Social Affairs Editor Alison Holt explains why so many councils are struggling.
Why are so many workers going on strike?
Tens of thousands of workers have downed tools this year to request pay deals.
Why are so many avoiding the news?
Research suggests interest in news has almost halved in the UK since 2015.
Why are more than 1,700 prisoners being released early?
Some offenders are being released early to help ease the crisis in jails.
Why are armed police stepping back from their duties?
What happens when trained firearms officers decide to hand back their guns?
Whooping cough - what's behind the rise?
Known as the '100-day cough', it's an infection that can kill. But why are cases rising?
Who will win the Republican vote?
All you need to know about the upcoming Iowa Republican presidential caucuses.
Who is Julian Assange?
Why the Wikileaks founder has been making headlines for 14 years.
Who are the Houthis and why are they attacking Red Sea ships?
Western forces have taken action after attacks on ships by the Houthis. So who are they?
Who are Hamas, Fatah and Hezbollah?
A guide to who they are and who backs them.
Who Are Hamas - And Why Have They Attacked Israel?
The attack is the most unprecedented in years - so what's it all about?
When Do Courts Name Children Who Kill?
The teenagers who killed Brianna Ghey are the latest to be stripped of anonymity.
What’s happening in China?
Why are people protesting about Covid laws - and where will it lead?
What's gone wrong with Thames Water?
Why is the UK's biggest water company struggling to survive?

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