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The music mind behind Madonna’s Grammy-winning Ray of Light and Blur’s album 13, William Orbit speaks to Channel 4 News

Now improving the health of all women is the aim of England’s first women’s health ambassador. Dame Lesley Regan says too often girls and women have to fight too hard to get the treatment they need. But it is a huge in-tray. Everything from periods to the menopause and the maternity scandals which have seen…

Our guest this week is Lethal Bizzle. He’s a rapper and entrepreneur with Ghanaian heritage, who originally hails from Walthamstow. 

How falling in love with the wrong person can ruin your life. 

Geoff talks to Krishnan about how politics doesn’t have to be all about ‘punching up’, why he’s had enough of ‘the culture war’ and his thoughts on the importance of having class diversity in the media. 

There are calls for the Queen to be removed as head of htate in at least six Caribbean countries.

His electro-pop anthem Sweet Dreams remains one of the most recognisable tracks of the 80s and was the first of a string of hits for Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox of Eurythmics.

Our reporter Fatima Manji went to the country’s capital Islamabad to meet the female police officers on a mission to transform policing for women.

Krishnan talks to Denzel about how he’s overcome trauma, his attitudes towards police brutality and why he thinks the music industry needs to become more collaborative.

Our reporter, Guillermo Galdos, visited the once peaceful city for Unreported World, and spent two weeks with the local police, who are now outgunned and outnumbered.

Eid prayers have been taking place across the globe as millions of Muslims celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan. 

Giving your second-hand clothes to a charity shop or recycling centre is surely a good thing, isn’t it?

Jonathan Miller was in Thailand for Unreported World to meet a new generation of innovators tearing up the rule book. 

His own mother fled the Nazis in 1939. Today his orchestra includes a number of Ukranians – many of them women from Odesa who’ve fled the war back home. 

The pioneering immersive theatre company Punchdrunk has opened its first large-scale show for seven years.