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Protests and riots have been sparked across the US by the killing of George Floyd. Floyd, an unarmed black man, was filmed dying as a white police officer knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes while he was handcuffed and pinned down in the road. Today we bring you stories from Minneapolis, where civil unrest continues.
Guests:
Will Pavia, New York correspondent for The Times.
Laura Pullman, New York correspondent for The Sunday Times.
Brandon Clayton, protester and resident in Minneapolis.
Clips:
CBS
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As Primary Schools across the country begin to reopen today we examine the moral dilemma parents and teachers face.
Guests:
Sian Griffiths, Education and Families Editor at The Sunday Times.
Host:
Manveen Rana.
Clips:
BBC
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What can we learn about the Prime Minister's chief adviser from his own words?
Guests:
Ian Leslie, writer and journalist.
Steven Swinford, The Times' Deputy Political Editor.
Hosts:
Manveen Rana and David Aaronovitch.
Clips: BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky News, The Telegraph.
Additional music by Meydän, Daniel Birch, Chris Zabriskie and Jordan Powell used under Creative Commons licence.
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A local mayor in Prague is in police hiding following reports that agents from Russia plotted to have him assassinated. It’s an international incident that began when the mayor removed a statue honouring a Russian World War Two military hero.
Guests:
Ondřej Kolář is the district mayor of Prague.
Edward Lucas is a columnist for The Times, and a former foreign correspondent based in Prague.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: Euronews.
Additional music: Chris Zabriskie.
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We’re almost six months into the pandemic. But how close are we to developing the cure we all so desperately want? We meet a participant in one of the hundreds of trials happening around the world.
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More than three decades on from the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, new evidence has been brought to light that may reveal the identity of his killer. But after 34 years and thousands of theories, will we ever get an answer that truly satisfies everyone?
Guests:
Oliver Moody, Berlin Correspondent, The Times.
Henrik Berggren, a Swedish historian and biographer of Olof Palme.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
CLIPS: 1972 UN Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment and Swedish TV show "Kvällsöppet" (1977).
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Britain has the worst coronavirus death toll in Europe despite the government insisting they followed the best scientific advice. The Sunday Times Insight team brings you the inside story into what went wrong for the UK.
Guests:
Jonathan Calvert, Insight Editor, The Sunday Times.
George Arbuthnott, Deputy Insight Editor, The Sunday Times.
With additional reporting from:
Jonathan Leake, Science and Environment Editor at The Sunday Times.
Dipesh Gadher, Chief Investigative Reporter at The Sunday Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips: BBC, @BorisJohnson Twitter
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The Prime Minister of Lesotho has resigned amid accusations that he was involved in the murder of his estranged wife. His third wife is also set to stand trial over her alleged involvement in the murder plot. We dive into the politics of the small African kingdom of Lesotho.
Guests:
Witness, anonymous.
Lebohang Totanyana, former Minister of Mining in Lesotho.
Barnaby Mitchell, BBC camera operator.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Archive:
SABC News, Al Jazeera, DW News, KTN News Kenya. Special thanks to the BBC.
Additional music by Chris Zabriskie.
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With experts suggesting that long term lock down will negatively affect our mental health, we ask: what can we all do to bring delight and joy into our lives during the crisis?
Guests:
Laurie Santos, Professor of Psychology at Yale University
Sanjay Shewakramani, Emergency Department doctor
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Care home deaths in England and Wales now account for forty percent of all deaths from coronavirus - and one result has been a political row. Why have things gone wrong for our most vulnerable citizens and the people who care for them?
Guests:
Greg Hurst, social affairs editor at The Times.
Irene Owen, a 91-year-old resident of Devonshire Court in Leicestershire.
Sonja Bell, daughter of a elderly resident at The Heights in Buckinghamshire.
Kimberly Ross, care assistant at Connaught Court in York.
Karen Casey, activity co-ordinator at Zetland Court in Bournemouth.
Additional support: Michael Clarke, Times Video Team.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Additional music: Chris Zabriskie (licenced under Creative Commons).
Clips: BBC, TalkRadio, TalkSport.
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