With right wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing the prospect of losing power - would a change in Government change anything for Palestinians?

Who are the favourites for this month's Israeli national elections - and where do they stand on the war?

Let Me Explain. Episode 254

In 2008, Abu Dhabi money transformed Manchester City from a struggling club into one of the biggest forces in world football.

But behind the trophies, Pep Guardiola and the unforgettable Agüero goal came 115 Premier League charges and a guilty verdict.

We explore the money, the politics and the legal battle that could change Manchester City’s future.

With budget 2027 on the horizon here's five things you need to watch out for as Simon Harris completes his first budget as Finance Minister

This week, Sean looks at the most recent technological moral panic: The Hugging Face Incident.

From this, Sean investigates whether Artificial Intelligence is something we really should worry about, or just another feature of a technology advancing so quickly.

The answer might not be so black and white.

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For our milestone 250th EPISODE, we look back 65 years to the death of UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld.

He died in a plane crash in the Congo while on a mission to negotiate a ceasefire.

Was it an accident, or was his plane deliberately brought down?

We examine his final mission and the unanswered questions surrounding his death.

Star Trek helped shape the way we imagine the future should sound.

From the Enterprise and its strange electronic noises to the sounds that became staples of science fiction, its influence is still everywhere.

We look at how Star Trek built a soundscape for space, and why filmmakers are still borrowing from it today.

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This week we take a deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy murder case.

A woman found guilty of murdering her three children, but could responsibility lie elsewhere, or how can we really understand cruel acts like this.

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This week we go inside the story of a woman who posed for years as a 9/11 survivor, gained the trust of hundreds who thought she'd been in the Twin Towers that day - but who wasn't everything she seemed