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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Is 10,000 steps the wrong target?

    New research shows that 3,967 steps a day are enough to reduce mortality.

  2. Iran's media must "be on the side" of anti-regime protesters

    Zarah Afshari, who was a political prisoner, hails the bravery of Iran's young activists.

  3. Inside the tunnels beneath Gaza

    Journalist Isobel Yeung went inside the tunnels for a Vice documentary in 2021.

  4. Income tax vs National Insurance

    Sarah Montague and Evan Davis discuss how Reeves could moderate the impact of tax changes

  5. In praise of... daydreaming

    Children's author Lauren Child on why we need to let our minds wander.

  6. Illegal Migration Bill 'breaks international law'

    The UN refugee agency's Vicky Tennant explains why the UNHCR wants the new laws changed.

  7. If AI means we don't need to work anymore, how will we fill our time instead?

    James Suzman and Baroness Prosser on the meaning of life and work.

  8. Iceland boss: Loans for groceries scheme is "long-term greedy"

    Richard Walker hopes the scheme will encourage customers to stick with the supermarket.

  9. Howard: French account of football chaos "nonsense"

    Lord Howard, who was caught in the Champions League crush, says fans aren't to blame.

  10. Howard Davies defends NatWest savings rates

    NatWest Chairman reacts to UK interest rates rising to 4.5%, the highest level since 2008

  11. How to ease the pain of the energy price cap rise

    Money Box's Paul Lewis on the cheapest way to make a cup of tea and other savings tips.

  12. How to adjust your boiler to reduce your energy bills

    Jo Alsop from The Heating Hub explains how to turn down your boiler's flow temperature.

  13. How the Good Friday deal was done

    Jonathan Powell on the tense talks that sealed the Good Friday Agreement.

  14. How should Britain deal with China?

    Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull warns James Cleverly against "sucking up" to China.

  15. How much of a deterrent would the Rwanda policy be?

    The government points to Australia's migration rules. Peter Walsh looks at the numbers.

  16. How Liverpool's football 'casuals' kicked off the leisurewear trend

    Walker Gallery curator Pauline Rushton & Seb White discuss the 'Art of the Terrace'.

  17. How fire services saw the UK鈥檚 hottest day on record

    Dave Walton from West Yorkshire鈥檚 Fire Service speaks to Sarah Montague

  18. How far would you go to retrieve a lost cuddly toy?

    Professional teddy bear restorer Charlotte Abbott on the special bond of childhood toys.

  19. How does the NHS learn its lessons from Lucy Letby?

    A paediatrician tells us of her experience before the NHS鈥檚 ombudsman calls for a review

  20. How does Test Match Special commentate for 7 hours with no cricket?

    After rain stopped play at Old Trafford, we hear from commentator Alison Mitchell

  21. How do we measure poverty in the UK?

    Sarah Montague and Evan Davis discuss how poverty levels are measured in the UK.

  22. How do footballers鈥� families cope when fans turn nasty?

    Peter Crouch鈥檚 dad, Bruce, says fans鈥� 鈥渂ullying鈥� of his son hurt the whole family.

  23. How can segregation in Northern Ireland be ended?

    25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement we explore where segregation still matters.

  24. How big are the Pentagon leaks?

    The leaks appeared in the online chat of a group of young gamers who used the app Discord

  25. High fliers: Brother beats sister's round-the-world record

    Zara and Mack Rutherford on flying a microlight around the world, and sibling rivalry.

  26. Hermann Hauser: UK needs to put cash into its chips

    The founder of ARM says the government must invest in a semiconductor industry strategy.

  27. Henry Dimbleby: Govt must fund ultra-processed food probe

    Former food tsar calls for "serious money" for research into highly-processed food harms.

  28. Have the boomers got it too good?

    麻豆社 Radio 4's Sarah Montague and Evan Davis discuss.

  29. Has Prince Harry given up his right to privacy?

    Press watchdog chair Lord Faulks on how much people are entitled to know about the Royals

  30. Harriet Harman: A team the country can have confidence in

    Labour MP Harriet Harman on what the reshuffle could mean for a future labour government.

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