A damning report, a grovelling apology, incriminating evidence, and an indefinite suspension - is it all too little too late?

It's a day of change - for Twitter, for Sweden, and particularly for Barbados, which just became a republic, renouncing the British Queen.

Today's podcast is all about Omicron, Ghislaine Maxwell's trial, the unexpected death of a fashion heavyweight, and the beginning of Hannukah.

A new variant sparks concerns, refuge for one of the most recognisable faces in the world, and Black Friday shopping begins.

You know the way a week is a long time in politics? Well, yesterday Sweden appointed its first ever female prime minister.

Within seven hours, she resigned.

Meredith Kercher, Gabby Petito, Ahmaud Arbery and PC Andrew Harper - the killings of these four people are all back in the headlines. While some questions are answered, many remain.

Today's newsletter is an unintentional thread on identity and representation - JK Rowling's views on gender, the Brit Awards scrapping male and female categories, and actor Eddie Redmayne expressing regret for playing a trans character.

All eyes have been on Wisconsin this weekend - first as Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted on all charges, and secondly after at least five were killed during a Christmas parade.

The world of cricket has dominated sports headlines for weeks, but there's been little about the game itself - today there's three more stories to cover. Is there really no such thing s bad publicity?

Justice and injustice - a January 6 rioter sentenced, a missing tennis player, convicted killers to be exonerated, and a highly consequential opinion expected.