Today in Focus

This Guardian Focus episode investigates Christopher Berry-Dee, the UK’s best-selling true crime author, following allegations of rape and sexual assault.

Host Noshin Iqbal and Guardian editor Devika Bhatt discuss Jared Kushner’s rare direct talks with Hamas and subsequent meetings with Netanyahu to revive a stalled 15-point peace plan.

Guardian producer Noshie Nikval interviews acclaimed music producer James Ford about his battle with acute myeloid leukemia.

The Guardian’s Today in Focus examines the UK’s prison overcrowding crisis and the political fallout from Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s pause on early prisoner releases.

Five years after the Taliban seized Kabul, journalist Zahra Joya reflects on the systematic erasure of Afghan women’s rights in this Guardian episode.

The Guardian’s Noshin Iqbal reports from Clacton-on-Sea, where Nigel Farage triggered a by-election amid financial scrutiny.

This episode examines Saudi Arabia’s $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts, exploring how authoritarian regimes leverage gaming for soft power and economic diversification.

This Guardian episode explores why Gen Z is investing earlier than previous generations, driven by economic anxiety and accessible fintech apps.

This episode examines the controversy surrounding Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, which have been dubbed “pervert glasses” due to covert recording concerns.

The Guardian’s Today in Focus examines the rise and fall of Jason Arday, Cambridge’s youngest black professor, who resigned amid plagiarism allegations and scrutiny over his life story.

This episode examines the controversy surrounding Kemi Badenoch’s decision to select former neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Payne as a Conservative candidate and later advisor.

This episode examines the mass migration crisis in Ceuta, where tens of thousands crossed from Morocco into Spain.

Host Lucy Hoth and correspondent Pyotr Sauer discuss deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv, highlighting Ukraine’s critical shortage of air defenses.

This episode examines the political uncertainty in Cameroon following the prolonged absence of 93-year-old President Paul Biya.

This episode analyzes the political crisis facing FIFA President Gianni Infantino following a controversial World Cup.

Guardian City Editor Anna Isaac discusses her investigative reporting on Nigel Farage’s financial controversies, including a £5 million crypto donation and undeclared benefits from George Cottrell.

The Guardian’s Lucy Hough and Ashifa Qasem discuss the tragic mass migration crisis at Ceuta, where dozens died after 50,000 people swam from Morocco to Spain.