Can and should algorithms be 'tamed'?

The media regulator says tech firms should do more to hide "toxic" content from children.

• 6 mins

Whooping cough - what's behind the rise?

Known as the '100-day cough', it's an infection that can kill. But why are cases rising?

• 5 mins

The race to rent

So why is competition so intense and what can you do about it?

• 8 mins

Parasites in water - what's behind the outbreak?

The cryptosporidium parasite has been affecting water supplies in parts of south Devon.

• 5 mins

The infected blood scandal - ahead of final report

The public inquiry into the infected blood scandal is due to publish its final report.

• 6 mins

Paula Vennells: A key moment for the Post Office Inquiry

The former Post Office chief executive gives evidence about the faulty Horizon IT system.

• 7 mins

Turbulence: What is it and is it getting worse?

BBC weather forecaster and ex RAF officer, Simon King, has the answers.

• 5 mins

Junior doctors on strike - why now?

Junior doctors in England have announced a fresh strike, one week before the election.

• 5 mins

Donald Trump convicted: What happens next?

He's become the first former or serving US president to have a criminal conviction.

• 9 mins

The rise of the far right in Europe

Why are far right parties getting more support in some European countries?

• 7 mins

The teenagers challenged to ditch their smartphones

BBC Education Reporter, Kristian Johnson, conducts an experiment in abstinence.

• 5 mins

Why are so many avoiding the news?

Research suggests interest in news has almost halved in the UK since 2015.

• 6 mins

Who is Julian Assange?

Why the Wikileaks founder has been making headlines for 14 years.

• 5 mins

What do young voters care about?

Why are 18-24 year old less likely to vote than someone over 75? Newsbeat finds out.

• 5 mins

The students suing their university over Covid

The trial is set for the students suing UCL over the Covid pandemic disrupting teaching.

• 6 mins

Starmer's priorities for government

The BBC's Jenny Hill looks at the new laws planned by Labour in the King's Speech.

• 6 mins

Making oxygen - the deep ocean discovery

The BBC's Victoria Gill on the 'weird stuff happening in the deep ocean'.

• 6 mins

Paris 2024 - Let the Games be green

Paris 2024 says its Olympic Games will be the greenest in the event’s history.

• 7 mins

Dementia - the new risk factors

Experts say tackling high cholesterol and vision loss could reduce cases of dementia.

• 5 mins

The riots and online misinformation

The role of social media in the violent disorder and how to recognise what's not true.

• 6 mins

Huge reservoirs of water deep inside Mars

Our science correspondent on the vast reservoir found deep in the Red Planet's rocks.

• 7 mins

The spice vapes in England's schools

The BBC has been speaking to Ben, who - when he was 14 - tried Spice for the first time.

• 5 mins

Is life getting easier for renters?

Rents across the UK have soared in recent years. But new data shows that's changing.

• 7 mins

The drug that slows Alzheimer's

The first drug which can slow the progression of Alzheimer’s has been licensed for use.

• 5 mins

Term-time holiday fines - what's changed?

Will increasing the fines for taking children out of school in England have any impact?

• 5 mins

Why are more than 1,700 prisoners being released early?

Some offenders are being released early to help ease the crisis in jails.

• 8 mins

Instagram’s new ‘teen accounts’ - what's changing?

Instagram is adding restrictions to accounts for under-16s. Will it make a difference?

• 6 mins

Deadly floods: A glimpse of Europe's future?

Mark Poynting looks at how climate change is affecting Europe's weather.

• 5 mins

AI and the US election

Marianna Spring explains how faked social media posts could influence voters in November.

• 7 mins

Burning your rubbish: The UK's big polluter

Our reporter Esme Stallard looks at the rapid rise of waste incineration across the UK.

• 6 mins