William: The reluctant prince

With Prince Harry in effective exile and Andrew disgraced, the Royal family is smaller than ever before and at a potential crisis point. Prince William has already signalled his intention to be a different kind of monarch to King Charles. But can the monarchy survive, and what is its purpose?

Epping: A very English uprising

Over the summer, Epping, a small town on the outskirts of London became the scene of mass protests. featuring hundreds, sometimes thousands of people. Noisy and occasionally violent, the demonstrations attracted crowds from around the country and plenty of media attention. But what really happened in Epping and what does it tell us about where the right in Britain is heading?

Among the settlers on Gaza's border

Just outside Gaza is a small settlement of Israelis hoping to enter and settle inside Gaza. They may be a fringe movement, but their voice holds a powerful sway within Israel's cabinet. Could they influence the terms of a future peace plan for Gaza?

Trolled: Brigitte Macron

The French President and the First Lady of France are taking an American influencer, Candace Owens, to court. This is because of conspiracy theories that Candace Owens has spread about Brigitte Macron. But how much are the French President and the First Lady risking in doing so?

Gaza's Deadly Aid

Since May, almost 900 Palestinians are reported to have been killed in the vicinity of aid checkpoints. So what exactly has happened at these aid sites?

The match: My sister and her new DNA

What happens when you get new blood and new DNA from a complete stranger? This week the story of a woman whose own features began to change following a stem cell transplant.

The immortality bros: the new frontiers of health

A city in Honduras is home to a start-up selling experimental gene therapies for $25,000 a dose. Now, those radical ideas are reaching the United States. What happens when biohacking leaves libertarian fringes… and reaches Capitol Hill?