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What advice does a billionaire have for budding entrepreneurs? Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince tells @AmolRajan the one thing he wish he knew sooner when creating a multi-billion dollar company. Listen to Radical with Amol Rajan on @BBCSounds or watch on @BBCiPlayer

A new report by a former top official at the Department for Education outlines how attainment is going backwards for the most needy children, who are largely white working class. Former permanent secretary Jonathan Slater tells #R4Today what he thinks should be done to help.

The Home Office has 'squandered' billions of pounds of taxpayers' money on asylum hotels, according to a report by a committee of MPs. Housing Secretary Steve Reed tells #R4Today he is expecting announcements on alternative accommodation 'within weeks'.

"The King has been put in an incredibly difficult position... We need to make sure the Royal Family is protected." Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey argues the controversy over Prince Andrew's housing and funding should be debated in Parliament. #R4Today

Campaign group Survival International are claiming that half of the 196 indigenous communities living in isolation could be wiped out in the next decade. Exec director Caroline Pearce says exposure to common illnesses and seizure of land are reasons for the decline. #R4Today

"We're seeing many of these releases in error." HM Inspectorate of Prisons Charlie Taylor discusses the prison system following the incorrect release of asylum seeker Hadush Kebatu, and the prisoner release checklist proposed by the justice secretary. #R4Today

"The very fact that His Majesty is attending today's memorial is a really important message to everybody that we have moved on." Prof Andrew Hartle, a former RAF doctor who was dismissed for being gay in the 90s, talks about the new memorial due to be unveiled today. #R4Today

A cross-party committee of MPs says the system for housing asylum seekers has 'squandered' billions of pounds. Chief political correspondent @HZeffman explains more about the report from the Home Office Committee. #R4Today

“That was like nothing else.” Tom Fletcher is the UN humanitarian chief, and has just returned from Gaza. He tells @bbcnickrobinson's Political Thinking about the day when the ceasefire announcement came, and the role being played by Tony Blair.

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‘Death on this scale has a sound and a smell which is impossible to describe’. UN humanitarian chief, Tom Fletcher, tells @BBCNickRobinson's Political Thinking about his most recent trip to Gaza, and the emotional impact it had on him.

“Gender created a big noise through my career.” Susie Wolff, head of all-female series the F1 Academy, speaks to #R4Today about growing up as a woman driver in the sport.

Google says that since the launch of AI Overviews “total organic click volume from Google Search to websites has been relatively stable year-over-year". “This data is in contrast to third-party reports that inaccurately suggest dramatic declines in aggregate traffic.”

Tech billionaire Matthew Prince thinks AI companies should pay for the content they use to train their models and explains the impact the technology is having on website traffic. Listen to Radical with @AmolRajan on @BBCSounds or watch on @BBCiPlayer

"I wouldn't want to be part of war now." As he celebrates his 90th birthday, war photographer Sir Don McCullin tells @JustinOnWeb that journalists have to 'learn new tricks' in reporting from frontlines. #R4Today

“Politics is about what people face in their everyday lives.” Nick Thomas-Symonds, Welsh Labour MP for Torfaen, says he doesn’t accept the criticism that the Caerphilly by-election result is a vote against Starmer-ism. #R4Today

“They’re great readers of the world.” Next year will see the launch of the Children’s Booker Prize – a new accolade to celebrate the best in Children’s fiction – chaired by friend of the programme Frank Cottrell-Boyce. Gaby Wood, Chief Executive of the Booker Prize Foundation,

“What we saw last night was the decimation of the Labour party.” Reform UK Chairman Dr David Bull tells #R4Today why he sees the Caerphilly by-election result as a success for his party, despite Reform coming second.

“They weren’t somehow begrudgingly giving us their votes” The leader of Plaid Cymru tells #R4Today why he thinks last night’s by-election win in Caerphilly wasn’t a one-off, but a sign of change to come.