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314. Trump stumbles - but did Harris see him off?

315. Question Time: Should we fine people for missing doctor's appointments?

316. Why Kamala Harris Still Has a Problem

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318. Question Time: Does America really care about the ‘special relationship’?

319. TRIP US: The Only State Trump Needs to Win

320. Labour’s struggle to define itself, Hezbollah vs. Israel, and understanding Long Covid

321. Question Time: Why do politicians leak to the press?

322. Israel vs Hezbollah: Iran’s next move

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326. Labour's first 100 days, the Tory leadership race, and Japan

327. Question Time: What does peace look like in the Middle East?

328. Could Russia interfere in the US election?

329. Question Time: Technology, privacy, and the battle for the NHS

330. The US Election: One week to go

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332. Rachel Reeves' Budget: How does it affect you?

333. Kemi Badenoch, Tory Party Leader

334. 11pm: US Election Countdown Begins

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336. 8am: TRUMP WINS

337. Trump Returns: What Now?

338. Trump beyond America: what’s next?

339. Trump, the Middle East, and Ukraine

340. Question Time: Assisted Dying, Texting Macron, and the Politics of Scandal

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