The UK's drive for renewable power will help cut energy bills in the long term, Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh tells BBC Panorama tonight.
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As COP31 gets underway in Turkey, BBC Panorama asks: will soaring living costs affect the government’s commitment to tackling climate change?
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Tonight, BBC Panorama follows Samira, a mother facing up to the Iranian regime after her teenage daughter Sevda was shot dead at a protest on the outskirts of Tehran
Read Samira’s story here: https://t.co/aiDFe3MU8p
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Panorama has gained rare access to Iranians who have lived through protests, crackdowns and war
This is the story of a tumultuous year in Iran, told by some of the people who were there
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https://t.co/o9o7J4kbuA
Why are more people under 50 getting cancer?
This week, Panorama examines the latest research into possible causes – including ultra-processed food, changing diets and chemicals in everyday products
Watch on BBC One at 8pm, or on iPlayer now: https://t.co/d3IWu1ijka
Who were Jeffrey Epstein's billionaire funders?
Tonight, Panorama follows the money trail to show how Jeffrey Epstein conned his way into the lives of the super-rich
Watch on BBC One at 8pm, or on iPlayer now:
https://t.co/UTCkhLDuJZ
#BBCPanorama speaks to parents who say the Child Maintenance Service has pushed them to breaking point
Watch Child Maintenance: Parents under Pressure on iPlayer now, or on BBC One at 8pm
https://t.co/fT7EWgHne9
Results have improved at six secondary schools in Devon and Cornwall since they were taken over by the Athena Learning Trust.
But students, parents and teachers have told BBC Panorama the Trust took discipline too far.
Watch on BBC One at 8pm, or on iPlayer now.
“It's about changing the nature of the support”
Speaking exclusively to #BBCLauraK, Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he wants to provide “more support” for people on benefits seeking work, but that some support should be “conditional” upon seeking work
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“I think he’s going to have to stay up north”
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham says his dog Axel will stay in Manchester instead of Downing Street as he “wouldn’t get on with Larry [the cat]”
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“We’ve got to work out the way of [spending more money on defence]”
Speaking to Laura Kuenssberg in his first major interview as prime minister, Andy Burnham wouldn’t commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030
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“I’m going to rule it out”
Speaking to Laura Kuenssberg in his first major interview as prime minister, Andy Burnham rules out calling an early general election and says “I don't think people want it”
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FROM TOMORROW!
The first major interview with the new Prime Minister
We've been behind the scenes in the last week, at his Labour election victory, the moment he walked into Number 10, and yesterday, in the brand new Number 10 North..
Undercover in the Police has been nominated for the 2026 Bafta Current Affairs award
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🏆 Undercover in the Police has won the RTS Current Affairs - Home award
The jury said it’s “a staggeringly impressive piece of work”
And that it was “public interest journalism of the highest order”
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A major government overhaul of the special educational needs and disabilities school system in England has been announced
Kellie Bright investigates what it’s like trying to get extra help for your child
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https://t.co/fX0V9CIAwv