Exploring the impact of celebrity endorsements in politics, including Taylor Swift's potential influence on elections. Speculations on future Tory party leaders like Michael Gove and David Cameron. Insightful discussions on star power in campaigns and political dynamics.

Exploring how public fascination with Kate Middleton mirrors Princess Diana's era, dive into 'KateGate' conspiracies and media manipulation, and uncover the challenges faced by Kensington Palace. Delve into royal family dynamics, social media scrutiny, and the impact on public perception in the digital age.

Journalist Matilda Davies reveals shocking personal data collected by Meta, discussing privacy concerns and election impacts. The chapter also explores user data from health and finance apps shared with Meta, highlighting privacy implications and strategies for protection. The podcast delves into how the investigation shaped online habits, leading to increased awareness of data privacy and adoption of privacy plugins.

The podcast discusses the recent ban on puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria by the NHS. It explores the controversy surrounding teenage puberty blockers, clinicians' concerns in leading medical clinics, rise in referrals and safety concerns for youth. The investigation on puberty blockers for teenagers reveals hostile reactions, court cases, and impacts on healthcare services. Extensive reporting on the GIDS clinic and a promotion for the Forever 35 podcast are also highlighted.

Explore Boeing's troubled legacy, tragic 737 MAX crashes, safety challenges, and the loss of a whistleblower. Discover the decline, resilience, and safety commitment of the aviation giant amidst industry changes.

The podcast sheds light on the taboo of sibling sexual abuse, featuring survivor Liz Roberts. It explores trauma, difficulties in speaking out, and the importance of breaking the silence. Liz confronts her abuser, highlighting the challenges faced by survivors. Addressing stigma and providing support for victims is emphasized.

With Russia going to the polls this weekend, and President Putin’s grip on power tighter than ever, any semblance of meaningful opposition has been suppressed or driven out. One notable exception was the brief but bloody attempted mutiny last summer by the mercenaries of the Wagner Group. So with its challenge to Putin crushed, and its leadership dead…what came next for Wagner?This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guests: Dr Jack Watling, Senior Research Fellow for Land Warfare at the Royal United Services Institute.Host: Manveen RanaClips: Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, BBC, NBC, AfricanewsGet in touch: storiesofourtimes@thetimes.co.ukFind out more about our bonus series for Times subscribers: 'Inside the newsroom' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring Haiti's descent into anarchy, the podcast delves into the power struggles between gang leaders and the resignation of the prime minister. With a focus on Barbecue's rise to power and the country's history of turmoil, listeners are taken on a journey through the complex dynamics of Haiti's current state.

The podcast explores the complexities of lunar ownership, including valuable resources on the moon and the potential for conflicts. It discusses the historical space race and the need for international regulations in space activities. The episode also delves into the future of space exploration, focusing on private companies' interests in lunar ventures for financial gain.

Delving into the conspiracy theories and speculation surrounding a new photo of a royal figure, particularly Kate Middleton. Exploring privacy concerns, paparazzi intrusion, and the controversial Mother's Day photo of Princess Kate. Analyzing the editing process of a family photo shared on social media and the ensuing debate. Discussion on a recent controversial photograph of the princess with Prince William and hinted changes to the podcast show.