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    The families paying for 'private bobbies' to protect them

    Luke Mintz examines a new - and divisive - approach to crime prevention.

  2. The English town that hopes to save the NHS a lot of money

    Washwood Heath is a community health clinic, but not as you know it. Image: 麻豆社)

  3. The deadly business of democracy

    Our deputy political editor Vicki Young looks at abuse and safety fears in politics.

  4. The dangers of China鈥檚 cyber-nationalism

    Is online nationalism in China creating a rising anti-foreigner rhetoric?

  5. The Christians who see Trump as their saviour

    Why do so many US Christians see Donald Trump as sent from God?

  6. The Bitcoin hum sparking unrest in Trump's MAGA heartlands

    The energy-intensive process of Bitcoin mining is causing headaches in rural America.

  7. The 'catastrophic' cuts facing British physics

    The discovery of the Higgs Boson was a triumph, but UK science risks being eviscerated.

  8. Tesla's issues run deeper than controversy around Musk

    Analysis from Theo Leggett, the 麻豆社鈥檚 International Business Correspondent.

  9. Telegram: 'The dark web in your pocket'

    The 麻豆社's cyber correspondent Joe Tidy explores how criminals use the messaging app.

  10. Steve Rosenberg: Russia's fury at US missile move

    The 麻豆社's Russia editor on US long-range missiles being used by Ukraine against Russia.

  11. Starmer will be judged on how he tackles root causes of riots

    The 麻豆社's Joe Pike on how the PM has emphasised 鈥渟trong policing and swift prosecutions鈥�.

  12. Starmer will be judged on how he tackles root causes of riots

    The 麻豆社's Joe Pike on how the PM has emphasised 鈥渟trong policing and swift prosecutions鈥�.

  13. Starmer the diplomat, Covid, and Tory cash woes

    Laura Kuennsberg on the contrasting fortunes of the biggest parties post-election.

  14. Should mental health be the responsibility of universities?

    Are students being let down - or is the expectation placed on unis part of the issue?

  15. Should magic mushrooms be used to treat mental health?

    麻豆社 science correspondent, Pallab Ghosh reports on the debate for 麻豆社 InDepth.

  16. Shadow ships are on the rise - how can they be tackled?

    The sanction-busting vessels operate outside maritime rules and hide their identities.

  17. Sewage dumped illegally in Windermere over 3 years

    United Utilities failed to report at least 100 million litres of illegal discharges.

  18. Scarlett Johansson and the AI row

    The 麻豆社's Technology Editor Zoe Kleinman on balancing AI innovation and ethics.

  19. Rwanda: Why migrant planes won鈥檛 take off soon

    Legal Correspondent Dominic Casciani on what happens now the Rwanda plan is approved.

  20. Russia鈥檚 push to win over the world beyond the West

    Juliana Gragnani, of the 麻豆社's Global Disinformation Unit, explores Russian media.

  21. Royal Mail: The curious case of why a billionaire wants to buy it

    Why Daniel Kretinsky might want what looks like a 'fading relic'. By the 麻豆社's Simon Jack

  22. Rosenberg on the tightrope of reporting from Russia

    Our Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg on the challenges of covering the country he loves.

  23. Rise of vaccine distrust - why more of us are questioning jabs

    52 of 55 countries polled have seen a drop in confidence about vaccines since 2019.

  24. Reform's momentum is making the political weather

    麻豆社 Political Editor Chris Mason on the latest defection from Tory to Reform.

  25. Ratmageddon: The real reason rat populations are exploding

    There is evidence that rising temperatures might be at play.

  26. Prince William - what 2024 crises reveal about his leadership

    2024 was a year that the Prince of Wales has called "the hardest of his life".

  27. Prince Harry is to visit the UK - but will he see the King?

    The Duke of Sussex is returning to the UK on September the 8th.

  28. Parental rights and paedophiles: How I exposed a legal anomaly

    Sanchia Berg on reporting the family courts and how she uncovered a glaring loophole.

  29. NHS dentistry is rotting. Will the plan to fix it work?

    As patients struggle to find NHS dentists, Labour has a plan. But will it work?

  30. Murder & MI5: The battle over what stays secret

    Can the state be trusted to decide what remains confidential?

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