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  1. Does Great British Bake Off help contestants turn pro?

    Our guests discuss the highs and lows of the baking business.

  2. Does France always turn on its presidents?

    French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity has dropped sharply

  3. Does end-of-life care need to change?

    Kayleigh Hollobone whose mother was an end-of-life patient and nurse Susan Dewar discuss

  4. Does dark matter exist?

    Jon Butterworth, physics professor at University College London explains the science.

  5. Does BP boss Bob Dudley deserve 拢14m pay package?

    Ashley Hamilton Claxton and John Purcell on whether the BP boss should receive pay rise.

  6. Does Aberdeenshire want a second independence referendum?

    James Naughtie gauges the political mood in rural Aberdeenshire ahead of SNP conference

  7. Doctors' mistakes

    Doctors whose errors caused death may not face the full weight of the law under new rules

  8. Doctor stabbed on doorstep tells attacker 'I feel bad for you'

    A Bristol doctor who was stabbed on his own doorstep tells attacker 'I feel bad for you'

  9. Do we need to scrap the iconic London Tube map?

    John Elledge on whether the tube map we are using now fits our proposes.

  10. Do we need self-help books?

    The pianist James Rhodes and psychiatrist Adrian James discuss the value of self-help

  11. Do we need 10,000 extra police officers?

    Labour vows to put 10,000 additional police on the streets if they win the GE

  12. Do we have a functioning government?

    Conservative MP: Liz Truss has 12 hours to save her premiership

  13. Do we have 'corona-phobia'?

    A poll suggests 60% of people would be uneasy about going out if the lockdown was relaxed

  14. Do UK courts stigmatise women?

    A leading barrister says there are judges who stigmatise women using online dating

  15. Do TV actors mumble too much?

    TV writer Daisy Goodwin and technology expert Fevzi Turkalp discuss unclear TV dialogue

  16. Do Muslim women face employment discrimination in the UK?

    Maria Miller and Faeeza Vaid discuss the disadvantages in work faced by Muslim women.

  17. Do grammar schools help social mobility?

    Jenny Whittle and David Willetts discuss the creation of new grammar schools in England.

  18. Do consumers still have the upper hand?

    Our guests discuss the ethics of price manipulation and consumer empowerment.

  19. DNA 'chemical surgery' removes embryo disease

    'Chemical surgery' corrected disease in human embryos a world first, says a team in China

  20. Divining: Fact or fiction?

    It's not supported by science, so why is it still used?

  21. Dive into Putin's Russia

    The Russian President is due to deliver his State of the Nation speech

  22. Discrimination in the justice system

    The criminal justice system through the eyes of a minority ethnic community

  23. Disability bullying

    Online abuse of disabled people should be a crime a committee of MPs says

  24. Did Vote Leave cheat?

    The people who ran Vote Leave refute claims they cheated

  25. Did Vote Leave break campaign rules?

    The official Brexit campaign is expected to be found guilty of breaking campaign rules

  26. Did the Syrian government deliberately murder Marie Colvin?

    Colvin's sister Cat and lawyer Scott Gilmore discuss the case against the regime.

  27. Did the social media 'echo chamber' affect the parties

    Did twitter hashtags such as #milifandom, #milibrand, and #jesuised create a lot of to...

  28. Did the rise of 'populism' cost Cameron his job?

    David Cameron has suggested in a speech that populism "cost him" his job.

  29. Did Stonehenge sing?

    Dr Till has used technology developed for virtual reality to recreate Stonehenge

  30. Did Shakespeare write his own plays?

    Oscar winning actor Sir Mark Rylance says the Bard might not be the only author

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