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Anti-vax lies - becoming an agony aunt to broken families
A day in the life covering the real-world impact of online disinformation for the BBC
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Education Correspondent Sean Coughlan - and dad of 3 - reflects on a year like no other.
NHS workers going green to offset Covid footprint
How medics in Cardiff have been turning to nature to protect the planet.
Hunting the social media fraudsters
Kaf Okpattah investigates how cyber scammers use social media to promote fraud.
Hoarding - why more people are seeking help
David invites us into his home - as he tries to turn his life around.
Malala - her fears for the rights of Afghan women and girls
An exclusive interview by Sima Kotecha - as the Taliban takes control of Afghanistan.
Life in Kabul - a young woman shares her fears
Simin's audio diary as Taliban fighters take control of Afghanistan.
Mamma Mia - how we improvised during lockdown
The off stage roles of the West End stars when they couldn't perform.
Inspiring Paralympians - the journey to Tokyo 2020
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Autism - and the "postcode lottery" of
Paddy McGuinness speaks candidly about being the father of three autistic children.
Charlie Watts - the steady backbeat of the Rolling Stones
Charlie Watts, the drummer of one of the greatest bands in rock 'n' roll, has died.
Festivals - and how Covid changed music
How long will gigs and festivals feel the effects of the pandemic? .
NC500 - the epic Highlands road trip
The ups and downs of becoming a popular tourist destination.
Concussion in sport - 'The biggest hit I've ever had'
Welsh rugby legend, Shane Williams, shares his personal experience of head injuries.
Our greatest Paralympian - a family celebration
As Sarah Storey wins her 17th gold her husband shares the family's joy.
Heidi - why she's queen of the road
Colletta Smith hitches a ride with freelance lorry driver, Heidi.
Big Ben - working around the clock
Meet the people working on one of the UK's biggest - and trickiest - repair jobs.
Sarah Harding - "she beat herself up for not seeking medical help earlier"
Debs James from "You, Me and the Big C" has a frank conversation with Sarah's oncologist
20 years after 9/11 - how the world changed forever
Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the rise of Islamist militancy - nothing was the same.
Children and vaccines - your questions answered
Covid jabs are now being recommended for teenagers - here's everything you need to know.
Murdered for wearing a turban
How this hate crime intensified fear among the Sikh community in the aftermath of 9/11.
"Back to the Future" - the understudy who took centre stage on opening night
Mark Oxtoby got the call - having had just 2 hours rehearsal.
Expelled from Russia as a national security threat
An audio diary from the BBC’s Moscow Correspondent as she's expelled from Russia.
Oasis at Knebworth 1996 - the peak of Britpop
'In that moment, at Knebworth, they were the biggest Rock 'n' roll band in the world.'
Justice for Harry Dunn - "finding the energy to keep going"
A grieving mother's candid thoughts after a major step forward in her fight for justice.
Forced adoption - a long-awaited investigation
An investigation into historic forced adoptions is announced after BBC News report
Nirvana - 'Nevermind' at 30
'Nevermind' became one of the biggest selling albums in history
The HGV driver shortage - plugging the gap
Tim Muffett gets behind the wheel to find out why Britain's supply chain is in "crisis".
The business of love
The search for love and happiness in your thirties - and the pressure that comes with it.
R. Kelly - from superstar singer to one of the most high-profile sex offenders
Ben Zand shares his search for the truth as the R&B star is convicted of sex trafficking.
