It has been a year since billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk left his informal position in President Trump’s White House in May 2025.

But behind the scenes, Musk has been busy.

Musk has spent the last few weeks in a California courtroom, where he is suing his former business partner, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

In January, Musk applied for permission with the US government to launch a million satellites into orbit, some of which he says will serve as solar AI data centres. And he is preparing to take his company SpaceX public, with an estimated valuation of over $1 trillion.

Though his political presence has waned, is it possible that Elon Musk is more powerful than ever?

We speak to the BBC’s North America technology correspondent Lily Jamali about what the world’s richest man has been up to since leaving the White House.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:24 Why is Elon Musk suing Open AI’s Sam Altman?
03:50 What does Elon Musk want from the court case?
10:03 Why was Elon Musk summoned to court in France?
12:37 What is Elon Musk’s Starlink and why is it important?
18:24 How Starlink has become so important during wars
23:30 The race to populate space
24:55 Is Elon Musk more powerful than ever?

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Some self-described infant sleep experts are giving advice that could put babies at risk of serious harm and even death, medical professionals have told a BBC investigation.

We secretly filmed one of them advising our reporter to put a newborn to sleep on its front, a practice proven to significantly increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, (Sids).

The NHS advises to “always place your baby on their back to sleep” in their own sleep space, like a cot, for the first 12 months to reduce the risk of Sids. The mattress should be firm, flat and waterproof.

A second self-defined expert recommended placing towels in the infant’s cot – a practice The Lullaby Trust, a baby safety charity, says also increases the risk of Sids and “accidental death”.

Medical professionals who watched our undercover footage said moments had left them feeling “sick” and “horrified”.

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Reporter: Divya Talwar
Undercover reporter & producer: Marthe de Ferrer
Producer: Amy Johnstone

Have you been affected by the issues raised in this story? Contact Divya and the team at: ParentingInvestigation@bbc.co.uk

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Body-worn video of a woman’s “degrading” arrest, which police falsely told a court did not exist, has been shared exclusively with the BBC.

Both police forces declined to comment due to ongoing damages claims for more than £3m, though Northamptonshire Police told a court the use of force was lawful.

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