Every medical student learns anatomy from historical illustrations, but few ask who those dissected bodies belonged to. Most were prisoners, the poor, or pregnant women who never consented to being cut open, let alone immortalised in textbooks.

From Leonardo da Vinci’s secret hospital deals to Nazi-era anatomical “atlases” still used by some surgeons today, the foundation of medical education is built on exploitation. Anatomist Lucy Hyde calls for “clear provenance research” and labelling of these historical illustrations. And that’s just for starters.

We also look at how Russia targets UK military satellites on a weekly basis with shadowing and jamming. And a new investigation reveals how Britain’s housing crisis is forcing desperate renters into sex-for-rent arrangements – and men are being exploited too.