These days trains are driving themselves. So are cars. We can be sure that lots of jobs around today will disappear in the next ten years.

Balls Radio incisive analysis of just how stuffed the UK is right now. Could David Cameron be the last PM of a United Kingdom, and be the man who saw what's left pull out of Europe.

Aren't you a little worried about who is advising the Prime Minister? Particularly when he starts spouting conspiracy theories.

When an anti-Muslim gate group runs a competition for cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed you'd expect a response. Perhaps the reaction they were looking for.

There's a bunch of new presidential hopefuls. But do any stand a chance against Hillary Clinton?

The UK election, a military takeover for Texas, the nutter who advises our PM and what'll you be doing in ten years?

The baby has been born and the people are in awe. But what will she be called. Ladbrookes has been taking bets. Who is favourite?

Richard Kazimer reports from the US on another city in meltdown after another black youth dies in the hands of the local police force. Where will it all end?

So concerned are US citizens about interactions with the police, that the Civil Liberties Union has released an app for smartphones that can be used to record your interactions and store it in the cloud.

A new report from The Australia Institute says a third of negative gearing tax benefits are enjoyed by the country's wealthiest 10 percent. So what would happen if we got rid of it? Matt Grudnoff explains.