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It's been six months since MPs voted for the Coronavirus Act, a set of laws that gave the government sweeping powers over almost every aspect of daily life. Now a rebellion is brewing. Some MPs want more of a say over the prime minister's coronavirus strategy.
Guests:
Steven Swinford, Deputy Political Editor, The Times.
Steve Baker, Conservative MP for Wycombe.
Host: Ross Kempsell.
Clips used: TalkRadio and Sky News.
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She was a top Soviet spy and a colonel in the Red Army, who had plotted to kill Hitler and sent secrets from the British atomic bomb programme to Stalin. So how did Agent Sonya - or Mrs Burton to her neighbours - evade MI5 for so long?
Guests:
Ben Macintyre, associate editor and columnist, The Times, and author of Agent Sonya: Lover, Mother, Soldier, Spy.
Rosa Ellis, interactive journalist, The Times and The Sunday Times.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
"Merfolk Music Box" by Komiku is licensed under CC0 1.0 (looped from original)
"Melancholic Ending" by Soft and Furious is licensed under CC0 1.0
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On Friday, US Supreme court justice and 87-year old five foot pop culture icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg died. With her passing, a prized vacancy on the highest and most influential court in the US has opened up. Who is going to fill it and what will it mean for the future of American politics?
Guest:
Henry Zefffman, Washington Correspondent for The Times.
Host: Luke Jones.
Clips used: BBC, The Kennedy Center.
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Tensions between Greece and Turkey have reignited this summer over a gas dispute, with the country's leaders trading rhetorical blows. But how precarious is the situation and could they be sleep-walking into a war in the Mediterranean?
Guest:
Hannah Lucinda-Smith, The Times' Istanbul Correspondent.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: Aljazeera, France24, DWNews.
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A Holyrood committee investigating the Scottish government's handling of complaints against Alex Salmond has continued to make headlines. But what does it mean for the future of the SNP and Scottish Independence?
Guest:
Kieran Andrews, The Times' Scottish political editor.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: Scottish Parliament, BBC, 5 News, Telegraph, Guardian, The Nine (BBC Scotland).
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In an event exclusively for subscribers to The Times and The Sunday Times via Times+, Kim Darroch, former UK Ambassador to the US, has a conversation with Manveen Rana.
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In the UK, 60,000 people have reported coronavirus symptoms that last more than three months. Artist Monique Jackson is one of them. What do we know about long covid, and how is the COVID Symptom Study app helping us fill in the blanks?
Guests:
Monique Jackson, artist with long tail covid.
Prof Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College London, co founder of ZOE Covid Symptom Study app.
Host: Manveen Rana. With reporting from Asya Fouks.
You can download the ZOE Covid Symptom Study app here.
And you can follow Monique Jackson’s Corona diary on Instagram.
Additional Music: Broke for Free and Chris Zabriskie (licensed under Creative Commons).
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With less than 50 days until the US presidential election, Donald Trump's relationship with the US military has become strained. But how is the fallout impacting his hopes of returning to the White House?
Guests:
Henry Zeffman, Washington Correspondent, The Times.
Admiral James Stavridis, Retired US Navy admiral and Former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: Think Progress, Fox News, CNN, The View, Good Morning America, ITV News, Illinois Channel TV, ABC News, Twitter, NBC News, Arirang News.
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Today: the story of one French athlete with dreams of attending the Olympics. Her hopes were put in jeopardy when she was accused of doping, but everything is not as it seems.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Guest: Adam Sage, Paris correspondent for The Times.
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How does Andrew Wakefield’s pseudoscience help us understand our modern post-truth crisis?
Guest: Brian Deer, former Sunday Times investigative reporter, author of The Doctor Who Fooled the World: Andrew Wakefield's War on Vaccines.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Clips used: Channel 5 and ET Canada.
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