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A  law will make it illegal for people born after 2008 from buying tobacco in the UK   Writer: Poppy Bullard   Producer: Casey Magloire   Host: Casey Magloire   Episode photography: Joe Mee   Executive Producer: Jasper Corbett  

In cinemas around the world crowds are gathering to sing, and even dance along to the new Micheal Jackson biopic. Does that mean the controversial ‘King of Pop' is uncancellable?

Until Sunday, no one in history had run a sub-2 hour marathon. So how did Sabastian Sawe do it?  

Climate change and pollutants are making your allergies worse. But could the health consequences of warming weather be even more serious in the future?  

A jury in the US has won a case against Ticketmaster, claiming that they have monopolised the ticketing industry. What does this mean for concert goers? 

Apple CEO, Tim Cook, has announced that his successor will be the company's current head of hardware, John Ternus. But what does his appointment tell us about Apple's strategy for the future in an industry increasingly invested in AI? Clip Credit: CBS

Keir Starmer finds himself in hot water once again over the appointment of Peter Mandelson. How much danger is he in?   

A public clash between Donald Trump and the Pope has exposed tensions inside America's Christian right. Why does this matter? 

Reform councillors are quitting more than any other party. What is behind the trend and how will it impact the local elections?    

For years, many people have claimed to know the identity of Banksy, the anonymous British street artist. Now a recent report claims to have finally unmasked him. Could this cause his work to lose some of its value?   

Data reveals that young women in the UK are increasingly being prescribed beta blockers. What is behind the trend? Read more here - ‘Magic pill' beta blocker prescriptions for teenage girls rise 90% in a decade  

As talks between Israel and Lebanon get underway in Washington, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli troops in southern Lebanon to say that the fighting will continue.   Host: Ada Barumé Writer & producer: Amalie Sortland Episode Photography: Joe Mee Executive producer: Jasper Corbett

Viktor Orbán built one of Europe's most entrenched political systems and still lost. What does Hungary's election result tell us about how populists can be beaten? Writer: Jonathan Lewis Producer: Madeleine Parr  Host: Casey Magloire  Clip Credit: Sky News   

The International Union for Conservation of Nature has placed emperor penguins in the endangered species list with some predicting they could be extinct by the end of the century. Can anything be done to halt their decline?   Writer: Jonathan Lewis Producer: Amalie Sortland Host: Jonathan Lewis Episode photography: Sofia Fenton Executive Producer: Matt Russell Clips: CBS News

Tomorrow morning Artemis II will splash down off the coast of San Diego. What's next for the $90 billion space programme's plan to put a human back on the moon? Writer: Jonathan Lewis Producer: Madeleine Parr  Host: Ada Barumé Episode photography: Joe Mee Executive Producer: Matt Russell Clips: CNN  

Barely an hour before President Donald Trump's Tuesday deadline to obliterate Iran and its infrastructure, the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire.

Over the past two years, there have been major thefts from galleries and museums in the Netherlands, France and Italy. So what's happening?

Some residents in shared home ownership schemes are finding that rising rents and service charges are making their homes increasingly unaffordable.  

Is the war in Iran impacting MAGA support for Donald Trump, if so, why?  

The impact of the war in Iran is being felt around the world. But how is it affecting the UK?    Writer: Ada Barumé Producer:  Amalie Sortland Host: Casey Magloire Executive Producer: Jasper Corbett Clip from NBC News.   This episode is sponsored by Babbel. Get up to 60% off your Babbel subscription at babbel.com/sensemaker