Inside the US campus protests

Perspectives from journalists on the ground.

• 57 mins

Baby Reindeer: truth or fiction?

Piers Morgan on his interview with the alleged subject of Baby Reindeer.

• 57 mins

Newsnight: end of an era

Kirsty Wark, Peter Snow and Michael Crick reflect on Newsnight's history and new format.

• 53 mins

Is this the TikTok election?

Exploring how campaigning on social media influences the vote.

• 57 mins

Papers, politics, power

Can newspapers swing elections? We ask Andrew Neil and Mirror editor Caroline Waterston.

• 58 mins

The PM and D-Day: how the row unfolded

ITV's Paul Brand discusses interviewing the PM on his return from Normandy.

• 56 mins

Political podcasts - who's listening?

We talk to the teams behind some of the UK's most succesful political podcasts

• 57 mins

Julian Assange: journalist or activist?

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his impact on journalism.

• 57 mins

Reporting Biden's health

Is the White House press corps doing its job?

• 61 mins

How to cover a general election

Did the political soap opera eclipse discussions of policy?

• 57 mins

Trump shooting: the journalists who were there

Reporters from the BBC, Bloomberg and Getty share their stories.

• 56 mins

“The UK’s wildest climate trial”

After its activists receive record sentences, how should journalists cover Just Stop Oil?

• 56 mins

Huw Edwards pleads guilty

How the story of the former news anchor broke.

• 57 mins

Sun Editor Victoria Newton

How the paper approached its reporting on Huw Edwards.

• 56 mins

The riots and the media

The influence of the media in debates about immigration.

• 56 mins

TV's hidden dilemma

Execs behind The Crown, The Traitors and Normal People on a difficult year for telly

• 56 mins

Telegram founder arrested

What the Pavel Durov case means for the future of social media.

• 56 mins

Grenfell: the journalists and bloggers who warned of disaster

We talk to writers from the Grenfell Action blog and Inside Housing.

• 57 mins

Russia’s alleged ties to US influencers, Government terrorism watchdog, Lucy Letby coverage

The US Department of Justice says it has uncovered a Russian-influence operation.

• 57 mins

TV's "culture problem", origins of Trump's pet eating allegations, the race for AI supremacy

Does bad misbehaviour of certain stars reflect a culture problem across TV?

• 57 mins

Al Fayed and the media, Have I Got News for You USA, TV news in Afghanistan

The role of the media in the Al Fayed allegations

• 57 mins

Middle East crisis, Sony's video game flop, The Sidemen

Journalists on the challenges reporting the ongoing situation in the Middle East.

• 56 mins

Reporting Gaza, expert women on the news, publishing's big week

The BBC's Rushdi Abualouf on his life inside Gaza.

• 57 mins

BBC News cuts, Isis Prisons Museum, the perils of press junkets

Stephen Sackur on the closure of HARDtalk.

• 57 mins

George Osborne on covering the budget, Real Housewives' Andy Cohen, media strategies of the far right

The former Chancellor on how journalists should cover the budget.

• 56 mins

Ballots, bias and big tech

Ros Atkins is in Washington DC and asks what role the media is playing in the election.

• 57 mins

Trump's winning media strategy, Observer sale, royal journalism

What does Trump's victory mean for journalists?

• 56 mins

How to cover Trump now, Taskmaster creator Alex Horne and who will replace Gary Lineker?

Taskmaster creator Alex Horne on the secrets of the show's success.

• 57 mins

Investigating abuse in the Church of England, Tyson vs Paul, NYT Games, Leaving X for Bluesky

Cathy Newman on how her journalism brought down the archbishop of Canterbury.

• 57 mins

The end-of-life influencer, Christmas adverts, Mishal Husain leaves the BBC

The role of the media in the assisted dying debate

• 56 mins