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Extraordinary scientific advances have taken place over the past year both because of Covid and despite it.
Today we bring you three tales of human ingenuity you might have missed – and, for a change, nothing but good news.
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Host: David Aaronovitch.
Guests:
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Clips used: ITV, CBC, BBC, TRT World, SpaceX.
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After the Ever Given vessel was freed earlier this week, the world breathed a huge sigh of relief. But what does this incident tell us about international trade and globalisation?
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Guests:
Louise Callaghan, Middle East correspondent at the Sunday Times.
Jill Treanor, City editor at the Sunday Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Additional reporting by Ben Spencer, the Science editor at the Sunday Times.
Clips used: BBC, Anas Alhajji Twitter and the Telegraph.
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In sub-Saharan Africa, people with albinism – those born without pigmentation in their skin, hair and eyes – have long been discriminated against and even hunted for their body parts, which are thought to hold magical healing powers. And during the pandemic, fear and misinformation have led some to embrace superstition over science, blaming people with albinism for the virus.
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Guests:
- Robert Shivambu, South Africa media manager at Amnesty International.
- Irene George, a woman living with albinism.
- Cosmas Maduhu, lawyer and activist living with albinism.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: Channel 4, ABC News, BBC, Click on Detroit, United Nations, Al Jazeera, Amnesty International.
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Tensions between the police and communities across the UK are at an all time high. One woman is behind the push to increase police powers. Who is Priti Patel and what's her plan for Britain?
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Guest: Matt Dathan, Home Affairs editor at The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: LBC, The Telegraph, The Independent, Metro.co.uk, ITV GMB, Evening Standard, Sky News, The Sun, BBC News, The Guardian.
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Around the country, girls who have suffered in silence for years at some of England's top schools are finally speaking out about the sexual abuse they've encountered. A stream of hundreds of harrowing stories has emerged. How was this ever allowed to happen? And what can be done to stop it?
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Guests:
-Sian Griffiths, Education and families editor at The Sunday Times.
-Ben Ellery, News reporter at The Times.
-Additional reporting from Isabelle Stanley.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Is it time to rethink the way British democracy works and reform the upper chamber of parliament?
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Guests:
Gabriel Pogrund, Whitehall correspondent for The Sunday Times.
Tom Calver, Senior data journalist at The Sunday Times.
Lord Salisbury, member of the House of Lords.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Last week the former Team GB and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman was struck off the medical register after being found guilty of ordering a banned substance “knowing or believing” it was to dope a rider in 2011.
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Guest: Matt Lawton, Chief sports correspondent at The Times.
Host: Will Roe.
Much of the original journalism by The Sunday Times' Chief sports writer, David Walsh.
Clips used: Times Radio, TalkSPORT, BBC, Eurosport, OMN, Daily Mail, Olympic YouTube Channel, IBTimes UK, Cambridge University Darwin College lecture series and ARD.
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This week marks a year since the Covid lockdown began. Every aspect of our daily life has been affected and more than 146,000 people have died of the virus in the UK. In today's episode, we check in with old friends we've featured on the podcast last spring to see how their lives have changed.
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Guests:
- Lee Solomon, co-Director of Lilie's Funeral Home.
- Spencer Craig, co-founder of Pure, a food-to-go business.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Throughout the pandemic, demand for dogs has soared, and thieves have taken note. Dog theft has skyrocketed over the last year with criminal gangs cashing in. How are they getting away with it? And what can be done to stop them?
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Guest:
-Ameila Gabaldoni, Editorial assistant at the Sunday Times.
-Lucinda Jasper, daughter of Mike Jasper, whose dog was stolen.
-Neil Austin, Detective superintendent and commander at Operation Opal, the national intelligence team for serious and organised theft.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Yesterday the government published new plans for the future of the military. Manveen Rana speaks to the Chief of the Defence Staff, General Sir Nick Carter, about the changing face of war and Britain's future place in the world.
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Guest: General Sir Nick Carter, Chief of the Defence Staff.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: BBC, AP, ITV, Times Radio.
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