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Sir David Nicholson, former chief executive of NHS England, joins Sky’s Sarah-Jane Mee for ‘How to fix the NHS’ - a new mini-series from the Sky News Daily, exploring possible solutions to some of the biggest issues facing the health service. In episodes across the week, experts in emergency medicine, cancer care, mental health and public health offer their thoughts and ideas on how to make it better for everyone – staff, patients and partners. We’ll also hear personal stories from people working on the frontline and those accessing NHS services. Senior podcast producer: Annie Joyce Interviews producer: Melissa Tutesigensi-CharlesHealth producer: Mark Thompson Editor: Paul Stanworth

Motivated by love, Camilla and the then Prince Charles hatched an ambitious plan to win over the public: Operation Ritz. Camilla is no longer the other woman. At the coronation, she will be crowned as a queen. But getting the press, and most importantly Queen Elizabeth II, on her side was not easy.In the final episode of the series, Kay Burley takes a deep dive into the PR campaign that set out to transform Camilla's reputation. The unconventional affair would, of course, become a marriage. Ultimately, it’s the love story of a new King and Queen. For more from Queen Camilla: For The Love Of Charles, listen to the full series here.Presenter: Kay Burley Producer: Soila Apparicio Assistant Producers: Alex Edden and Lily Thomas Sound Designer: James Bradshaw Promotion Producer: David Chipakupaku Executive Producer: Rob Mulhern Editor: Paul Stanworth Audio credits: BBC EastEnders CBS Prince Harry The 60 Minutes Interview

The scandal brought about by the publication of the taped telephone conversation between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, and Charles’s failing marriage to Diana Princess of Wales, split the palace. It was the start of a love and hate divide between Diana and Britain’s new public enemy number one – Camilla – which would dominate the 1990s. In the second episode of this three-part series, Kay Burley explores the complicated love triangle involving Camilla, the future King Charles and Princess Diana. This period of Camilla’s life saw relentless media and public scrutiny, divorce, and a tragedy which attracted global attention.For more from Queen Camilla: For The Love Of Charles, listen to the full series here. Presenter: Kay Burley Producer: Soila Apparicio Assistant Producers: Alex Edden and Lily Thomas Sound Designer: James Bradshaw Promotion Producer: David Chipakupaku Executive Producer: Rob Mulhern Editor: Paul Stanworth Audio credits: ITV Charles: The Private Man, the Public Role

In this podcast, Kay Burley explores the scandalous tape of Prince Charles and Camilla, diving into Camilla's childhood and her journey amid public hatred. The podcast also discusses the chaos surrounding Charles and Camilla's future, a tragic event involving Princess Diana, and introduces the series 'Queen Camilla: For The Love of Charles'.

Sky News Daily looks back at the stories that defined the Royal Family in 2023. They discuss the coronation, the King's first year on the throne, Harry and Meghan, republican protests, and predictions for 2024.

Science and technology editor Tom Clarke joins host Niall Paterson to discuss the rise of artificial intelligence, the impact of Elon Musk in the space industry, the COP 28 agreement and its significance in phasing out fossil fuels, recent developments in malaria vaccine, and the advancements and concerns surrounding AI in 2024.

Reflection on the challenges faced in 2022 and the attempt to stabilize the economy, impact of rising costs and taxes, rising consumer prices and unfair practices in the economy, comparing economies and the global impact, and the impact of immigration on the UK economy in 2023.

Topics discussed include Rishi Sunak's priorities, the 'stop the boats' policy, Keir Starmer's election preparations, increased spending and NHS pledge, challenges with immigration policy, Labour's potential success in Scotland, and the potential timing of the upcoming election.

Dominic Waghorn and Professor Michael Clarke discuss the Israel-Hamas war, Putin's moves in Ukraine, Biden vs. Trump in the US election, and positive steps in China-US diplomacy.

An Irish billionaire is demanding slavery reparations from Britain, working with Caribbean countries to develop plans. The ongoing impact of the slave trade's legacies on Caribbean communities and how British institutions are changing their outlook on slavery. The history of forced migration, lack of value placed on heritage, and recent actions by governments and religious leaders. Exploring decolonization, restorative justice, and the fight for reparations by an Irish billionaire.