How Do We Pay for the UK?

The need-to-know facts on where taxes come from and how they're spent

• 28 mins

Trump, Russia and the FBI

What to make of the mounting investigations into Donald Trump's campaign.

• 28 mins

Labour's Election Result: A Successful Failure?

The election was supposed to be a disaster for Jeremy Corbyn - but wasn't. Why?

• 28 mins

The Cost of Abandoning Austerity

David Aaronovitch explores the arguments for and against raising public spending

• 28 mins

Where does Labour stand on Brexit?

Labour has crucial role in shaping Brexit since the Tories lost their overall majority

• 28 mins

The Crisis in Conservatism

Are Tory divisions temporary or symptomatic of deeper problems?

• 28 mins

Why is there still a migrant crisis in Europe?

This year almost 100,000 people have arrived in Italy by boat and 2,000 have died trying

• 28 mins

A Great Day at the White House?

It's been a tumultuous week in DC, but how much does the chaos in the West Wing matter?

• 28 mins

Is Venezuela on the brink of collapse?

How did the oil rich state of Venezuela see such a rapid economic decline?

• 28 mins

The Far Right in America

What do the events in Charlottesville, Virginia, tell us about the far-right in America?

• 28 mins

The AI Revolution

How will artificial intelligence shape our lives and what should we do to prepare for it?

• 28 mins

The North Korean Missile Threat

Do the United States and its allies have the technology to stop incoming missiles?

• 28 mins

What does the EU want from Brexit?

What does the EU want from Brexit, and what would be its bottom line?

• 28 mins

What are the consequences of lifting the public sector pay cap?

The public sector pay cap is scrapped - what will it mean for public finances?

• 28 mins

Why are Myanmar's Rohingya persecuted?

Why are Myanmar's Rohingya persecuted, and who is willing to come to their aid?

• 28 mins

Is Big Tech Out of Control?

Are big technology companies out of control and now too big to fail?

• 28 mins

Could Spain split?

Could the crisis over Catalonia lead to the breakup of Spain?

• 28 mins

Capitalism in Crisis

Is capitalism broken, and if so, what should replace it?

• 28 mins

President Xi and the Chinese Dream

Is President Xi Jinping China's most powerful leader since Chairman Mao?

• 28 mins

A world without antibiotics?

Drug resistant infections cause 700,000 deaths a year - how can this be averted?

• 28 mins

Saudi Arabia's Radical Crown Prince

Can Saudi Arabia's crown prince radically change the kingdom?

• 28 mins

May's Brexit Dilemma

Why Theresa May seems to have fallen foul of her own side in Brexit negotiations.

• 28 mins

What's Russia up to?

What do we really know about Russian 'meddling' in Western democracy?

• 28 mins

President Trump's End of Year Report

Has President Trump delivered on his campaign promises?

• 28 mins

What Next for the Democrats?

Has the Democratic Party found a new direction since losing the election to Donald Trump?

• 28 mins

Correspondents Look Ahead

The BBC's senior journalists forecast what is likely to happen in 2018.

• 47 mins

Who are the protesters in Iran and what do they want?

How can we best understand the protests in Iran and how will Tehran respond?

• 28 mins

Would you pay more for the NHS?

In its 70th year the NHS is in a winter crisis again. What will it take to fix it?

• 28 mins

John Worboys: Understanding the Parole Board

How does the Parole Board decide whether to release offenders on licence?

• 28 mins

Syria: who wants what from the conflict?

David Aaronovitch asks what Turkey, Russia, Iran and the US want from the war in Syria.

• 28 mins