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Earlier this year football fans, politicians and royalty united against the breakaway European Super League. Today we reveal how the multibillion-pound plan was scuppered and ask: could it still be revived?
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Guest: Oliver Shah, business editor at The Sunday Times. Oliver's article on the Super League can be read here.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Clips: talkSPORT, Sky.
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The online racial abuse of some England players following Sunday's Euro 2020 final defeat by Italy has caused outrage across the country. What does the reaction to Sunday's result reveal about the state of our nation?
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Guests:
-Henry Zeffman, chief political correspondent for The Times.
-Henry Winter, chief football writer for The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: BBC, The Sun, GB News, Sky News, Sky Sports.
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Despite a surge in coronavirus cases, Boris Johnson is set on lifting all restrictions on what's been dubbed as 'Freedom day' next Monday in England. Today, we look at three examples: Israel, The United States and Australia, all of which have had varying success with vaccination programmes and easing lockdowns. Can we learn anything from their pandemic strategies?
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Guests:
-Anshel Pfeffer, journalist for The Times, based in Jerusalem.
-Bernard Lagan, Australia correspondent for The Times.
-Will Pavia, New York correspondent for The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: DW news , The Telegraph, 7news Australia, Arirang, Bloomberg.
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Over the weekend of the 4th July, as Americans celebrated their national holiday, a group of cyber criminals were working hard. Their attack left hundreds of companies scrambling to protect themselves against what may have been the biggest global ransomware attack ever seen. How did they do it and what does it tell us about our global cyber security?
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Guests:
-Alistair Dawber, Washington correspondent for The Times and The Sunday Times.
-Emily Taylor, Oxford Information Labs CEO.
-Marc Bennetts, Moscow correspondent for The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, Global News, France 24, CBS News.
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Last Wednesday a group of gunmen broke into the home of President Moïse in Haiti. Posing as American drug enforcement officials, once inside they shot the president dead. Despite arrests being made, the events are still shrouded in mystery. What does this murder mean for the future of Haiti?
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Guest: Martin Fletcher, Foreign editor at The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: ABC, NBC, BBC.
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An investigation by The Sunday Times has uncovered a dangerous network of pickup artists who profess to know how to coach other men to improve their sexual prowess. How does this website operate and what does it offer its users?
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Guest: Shanti Das, News and features journalist for The Sunday Times.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
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At times over the past few years this country has felt quite divided. But now, there's something we can all agree on: it's coming home. Who is the man changing English football?
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Guest: David Walsh, Chief sports writer at The Sunday Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: BBC, Sky, Channel 4, ITV, TalkSport.
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Students at Pimlico Academy in Westminster, have used boycotts and walk-outs to express their dissatisfaction over policies about their dress code, policies which they say are racist because they discriminate against natural black hairstyles. Today, we explore the politics of hair in British schools.
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Guests:
-Sian Griffiths, Education and Families Editor at The Sunday Times.
-Emma Dabiri, writer, academic and broadcaster.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Increasing numbers of people from Iran are being sold an escape package out of Turkey and then onto the UK. Who are the men, women and children risking their lives crossing the world's busiest shipping route? And who are the people who sell them the trip?
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Guest: Louise Callaghan, Middle east correspondent for The Sunday Times.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Clips: BBC, Channel 4 News.
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One week ago, South Africa's Constitutional Court found former President Jacob Zuma guilty of contempt for defying its order to appear at an inquiry into his alleged corruption. Who is the man behind the turmoil and what does this conviction mean for South Africa?
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Guest: Jane Flanagan, Africa correspondent for The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: BBC, SABC, Sky News.
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