Clive lends a hand at a penguin rehab centre, jams with up-and-coming jazz talent Q Ntshinka and learns the art of Cape Malay cooking in the city's colourful Bo-Kaap district.
As the so-called quiet quitting and 'act your wage' craze spreads on social media, encouraging workers to do the bare minimum, Aaron Heslehurst asks why employees are disillusioned and what managers can do about it.
As Port Talbot and Pontypridd compete to be the UK's first-ever Town of Culture, Rob Bell explores southern Wales to find out what the title would mean for these formerly industrial areas.
The war in Ukraine has transformed modern warfare. Drones, AI and rapidly evolving tactics are being implemented by both sides. What has the world learnt, and where does the war go next? BBC presenter Christian Fraser and resident analyst, former senior British military officer Mikey Kay are joined by special guests and a studio audience.
Huge construction projects are transforming China, including dams, solar power farms and a vast high-speed rail network. But will an engineering-first approach help Beijing deal with climate change?
Caitríona, Courtney and Bernd talk about Donald Trump's response to the Washington DC plane crash. They also chat tariffs, diversity schemes and Trump's US immigration crackdown.
Many young Africans wish to immigrate to Europe and North America, according to an Afrobarometer survey, primarily in search of better work opportunities.
As Port Talbot and Pontypridd compete to be the UK's first-ever Town of Culture, Rob Bell explores southern Wales to find out what the title would mean for these formerly industrial areas.
Andrew Rogers has the highlights from IFA Berlin, one of the world's biggest tech shows. Lara Lewington finds out why Kew Wakehurst botanic garden has become a living laboratory.
Clive lends a hand at a penguin rehab centre, jams with up-and-coming jazz talent Q Ntshinka and learns the art of Cape Malay cooking in the city's colourful Bo-Kaap district.
Nadine Yousif reports from Canada, where growing tensions over Alberta's place within the federation are fuelling a debate about identity, sovereignty and political power.
As the so-called quiet quitting and 'act your wage' craze spreads on social media, encouraging workers to do the bare minimum, Aaron Heslehurst asks why employees are disillusioned and what managers can do about it.
Many young Africans wish to immigrate to Europe and North America, according to an Afrobarometer survey, primarily in search of better work opportunities.
Clive lends a hand at a penguin rehab centre, jams with up-and-coming jazz talent Q Ntshinka and learns the art of Cape Malay cooking in the city's colourful Bo-Kaap district.
Nadine Yousif reports from Canada, where growing tensions over Alberta's place within the federation are fuelling a debate about identity, sovereignty and political power.
Huge construction projects are transforming China, including dams, solar power farms and a vast high-speed rail network. But will an engineering-first approach help Beijing deal with climate change?