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  1. How a princess came to spy on the Nazis

    Our guests reflect on the life of WWII spy Noor Inayat Khan

  2. How a Prime Minister鈥檚 affair was kept secret for so long

    The former PM's affair was kept secret for 50 years

  3. How a 2.5 year prison sentence could mean life behind bars

    Inmates serving under IPP - Imprisonment for Public Protection - have no release date

  4. How a 2.5 year prison sentence could mean life behind bars

    Inmates serving under IPP - Imprisonment for Public Protection - have no release date

  5. Housing revamp

    The rental sector will be shaken up to stop tenants being evicted at short notice.

  6. House of Lords an 'effective revising chamber'

    Former leader defends House of Lords after Lord Sewel drug allegations.

  7. House of Cards post Spacey - what now?

    Executive producer of the series reveals a teeny bit of how they have written Spacey out

  8. Hotel quarantine: 鈥榃e鈥檙e left in the dark鈥�

    Rob Paterson, Lucy Moreton, Yvette Cooper and Nadhim Zahawei speaks to Radio 4 Today.

  9. Hospitals should treat mental health as 'core business'

    People who need urgent mental health care are not being supported, regulators say.

  10. Hospices and planning for death

    Zoe Conway speaks to residents, their family and staff at the North London Hospice.

  11. Honouring Leonard Bernstein

    A special series of performances at the Proms will mark a century since his birth

  12. Hong Kong: China approves 'patriotic' plan to control elections

    China's legislature has approved a resolution to overhaul Hong Kong's electoral system.

  13. Hong Kong protests

    China accuses protesters of "serious illegal actions" that "trample on the rule of law"

  14. Hong Kong Protests

    Police used pepper spray against those protesting a controversial extradition bill

  15. Hong Kong and China: One country, two systems

    Hong Kong was handed back to China 20 years ago. Is one country, two systems working?

  16. Homosexuality and free speech

    What rights should conservative Christians have to say that homosexuality is a sin?

  17. Homeless in Westminster

    A man sleeping rough at Westminster in London has been found dead

  18. Homeless children

    New analysis shows that around 131,000 children are living without a permanent home

  19. Home Secretary: Minor crimes shouldn鈥檛 be dismissed

    Suella Braverman says she鈥檚 challenged the Police to solve more low-level crime.

  20. Home Office Asylum cases delayed

    Home Office staff say tough asylum cases give to new staff is slowing down decisions.

  21. Holocaust survivor: Why I will never forgive

    Ed Mosberg was imprisoned in the Krakow-Plaszow and Mauthausen concentration camps.

  22. Hogan-Howe on sex abuse inquiries

    Met commissioner on his call for police to change their approach to sex abuse allegations

  23. Hockney unveils new sound and vision show

    David Hockney to unveil new multimedia immersive exhibition at a new London venue

  24. HK protests 'near terrorism'

    China condemned violent clashes at Hong Kong airport on Tuesday as "close to terrorism"

  25. Hitler's British Traitors

    Tim Tate's book explores British fascists during WWII, including Labour MP John Beckett

  26. Hit the road, headphone jack?

    News editor at technology website TechCrunch on Apple's potential headphone innovation

  27. Historic moment for treatment of Alzheimer's

    A historic moment in the treatment of Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia

  28. Historic Korean summit

    Denuclearisation is the goal of the leaders of both North and South.

  29. Hinkley Point project paused - what happens next?

    Barry Gardiner and Yves Marignac discuss how the UK government should review the project.

  30. Hinkley Point gets the go ahead

    The government has given the go ahead for a new 拢18bn nuclear power station in the UK

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