Professor John Curtice is a renowned UK poll expert who has commented on UK elections for decades. In this programme he explains what a poll actually is, before commenting on how we can analyse contemporary polls on the EU referendum.

// Jun. 10, 2016 - 22:04 GMT

The top entries on the list of this yearâ™s game releases are extremely expensive, with budgets running way beyond those of an average Hollywood movie. In return, the developers of the games such as Uncharted 4, promise (and deliver) the highest level of realism players can imagine. </p>

// Jun. 03, 2016 - 17:06 GMT

Itâ™s been known to gamers for more than a decade and hasnâ™t stopped surprising the world with its growing popularity. Despite its controversial content the Grand Theft Auto series has become the most financially successful video game in history. </p>

// Jun. 02, 2016 - 23:46 GMT

The economic argument in favour of Brexit seems to be in trouble, as the IMF, OECD, Barack Obama, and leaders of the British establishment disapprove of Britain leaving. So Brexit campaigners have returned to the migrant issue, where they know they can tap into a bedrock of emotional, semi-patriotic feelings.

// Jun. 02, 2016 - 22:55 GMT

In the beginningâthere were mammoth, pre-historic computers, connected to each other with heavy cables, and engineers, tired of performing boring calculations, decided to write a simple game code. Years passed, PCs became faster and smaller, and users started connecting their machines together, forming online communities to chat and play games. </p>

// Jun. 01, 2016 - 20:27 GMT

Besides its talented mathematicians and physicians, the former USSR has always been famous for producing computer engineers and programmers â“ people who wrote the software and helped develop the electronic components for modern PCs. </p>

// May. 31, 2016 - 20:21 GMT

Even though video games began their development in the 1940â™s, it wasnâ™t until 1972 that the first widely available commercial gaming console appeared on the market. It was nothing like the games players are used to nowadays â“ it had almost no graphics and absolutely no sound effects. Nevertheless, it turned out to be huge success. </p>

// May. 30, 2016 - 23:08 GMT

As we come down to the final few weeks of the referendum campaign, it is becoming apparent that many people still do not understand the basic arguments for and against remaining in the EU, and may vote according to what their favourite personality says, rather than the issues.

// May. 27, 2016 - 21:07 GMT

Its population was young â“ 26 years old was the average age. There were 20 schools, 25 stores and 10 gyms in the Ukrainian soviet town of Pripyat in 1986, making it a comfortable and prestigious place to live. And all of that ended tragically for local residents after âœLevel 7 Eventâ� â“ the Chernobyl nuclear Power plant disaster. </p>

// May. 18, 2016 - 19:52 GMT

They had no radiation suits, no dosimeters and no respirators. Local firefighters, engineers, police officers, soldiers and ambulance staff were the first to arrive at the burning Chernobyl Nuclear power plant, risking their lives in an attempt to save the population of nearby sleeping towns from an even bigger disaster.

// May. 17, 2016 - 19:17 GMT