Investigating the J-pop sexual abuse scandal

How a BBC documentary rocked Japan’s music industry

• 26 mins

How the BBC covers the Israel-Gaza war

Exclusive insights from our Middle East bureau chief

• 27 mins

My return to Rwanda: 30 years after fleeing the genocide

The BBC's Vic Uwonkunda confronts the past and explores forgiveness in her homeland

• 29 mins

Ukraine's fight for justice in Bucha

Remembering the atrocities of Russian occupation two years later

• 26 mins

Lina Khan: The woman taking on big tech billionaires

The antitrust cases against Amazon, Apple, Google and Meta

• 26 mins

Behind Baltimore’s dangerous bridge recovery

The practical and political risks of the giant clean-up

• 26 mins

What happened to Nigeria's kidnapped Chibok girls?

Ten years after #bringbackourgirls, more than 90 still haven't returned home

• 26 mins

Iran-Israel attack: A turning point for the Middle East?

All eyes on Israel's response to Iran drone and missile attacks

• 25 mins

India election: How to organise the biggest vote in history

Nearly one billion people will go to the polls

• 24 mins

Sydney mall attack: How a social media frenzy unfolded

A stabbing rampage in Australia fuelled by hate and false accusations

• 24 mins

Climate justice: We sued our government, and won!

The elderly Swiss women behind a landmark ruling

• 24 mins

Feeding Gaza: Why isn't more aid getting in?

The danger and difficulty of trying to prevent a famine

• 23 mins

Israel-Iran: A sigh of relief in the Middle East?

This round of the regions most dangerous rivalry appears to be over, for now

• 24 mins

Pope Francis: How 'woke' is he?

A new Vatican document is challenging the Catholic leader’s progressive image

• 24 mins

Ebola virus: Are mass outbreaks history?

Progress in the fight against a terrifying and deadly disease

• 25 mins

US homelessness: Is sleeping in public a crime?

The Supreme Court could allow cities to effectively ban being homeless

• 26 mins

Paris Olympics 2024: The make or break year for the Games?

What Parisians think about the event and the legacy it could leave

• 24 mins

Bidenomics: How the economy may sway the US election

The president has fired “a bazooka” of money into the economy. Will voters reward him?

• 26 mins

Preparing for war: Is Europe getting ready?

Conscription and military spending are back on the agenda

• 24 mins

US suicides: Why are so many young people dying?

A record number of Americans are taking their own lives

• 24 mins

Russia’s frozen assets: Will they fund Ukrainian weapons?

Kyiv’s western allies are contemplating the seizure of up to $300bn

• 25 mins

West Bank: A BBC investigation into alleged war crimes

Why were two Palestinian boys shot by the Israeli military?

• 28 mins

King Charles: A "difficult" first year

How have the royals navigated the rocky months following the Coronation?

• 26 mins

Javier Milei: Sitting down with Argentina's President

'The Madman' on his radical economic agenda and love for The Rolling Stones

• 25 mins

Notre-Dame: A landmark rising from the ashes

How workers from around the world are rebuilding the Paris cathedral

• 25 mins

US campus protests: Dismissed?

The President downplays demos as summer nears. What’s next for the US student movement?

• 24 mins

EncroChat: The crime family brought down by their violent messages

BBC investigation into 10,000 messages from UK drug bosses

• 25 mins

Domestic violence: How does Australia fix its 'national crisis'?

One woman is killed every four days in Australia

• 27 mins