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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Bank of England needs 鈥渢ough response鈥� to pound鈥檚 fall

    Jim O'Neill said the bank have been timid in raising interest rates so far

  2. Bank of England interest rate rise "disastrous error"

    Former MPC member Professor David Blanchflower predicts the Bank will do a "rapid U-turn".

  3. Autumn Statement "compassionately" rebalances economy

    Treasury Minister Victoria Atkins denies spending cuts and tax rises go too far.

  4. Asylum Seekers: "There was no protection for me. I couldn't go to the police because of my sexuality."

    The Home Secretary says discrimination for being gay is not enough to qualify for asylum.

  5. Arseniy Yatsenyuk: Putin will face trial for crimes against humanity

    Why Ukraine's former PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk believes Putin will face genocide charges.

  6. Are we in an AI bubble?

    Radio 4's Sarah Montague and Evan Davis discuss.

  7. Are we a country obsessed with sandwiches?

    Sandwich enthusiast, Max Halley, on "creating perfection between two slices of bread."

  8. Are the Royals really worth it?

    Sarah Montague and Evan Davis discuss.

  9. Are social media apps a 'gateway' to underage vaping?

    Vaping and drugs have become more accessible to young people through TikTok & Snapchat

  10. Are nicotine pouches the new vapes?

    What is 'snus' and how many people are using it in the UK?

  11. Anthony Lloyd on Ukraine

    The Times' War Correspondent who recently returned from reporting on the frontline.

  12. Ann Widdecombe and Gyles Brandreth remeber Len Goodman.

    Former lead Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman has died aged 78.

  13. Angela Rayner: Deputy PM's resignation letter "lacks any self-awareness"

    The deputy leader of the Labour Party says the PM's response to Raab was "appalling"

  14. Andy Street says the government must not 'flip flop about' on HS2

    The West Midlands Mayor warns Rishi Sunak against giving up on the second leg of HS2.

  15. Andy Malkinson: 'There isn't any aspect of this case that can avoid public scrutiny'

    DNA of another man was identified three years after Malkinson was wrongly jailed for rape

  16. Andy Burnham calls for an independent inquiry into Andy Malkinson case

    Andy Malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit

  17. Andrew Griffith: Banks must restore trust after Farage row

    Treasury Minister says banks must explain to customers why their account is being closed.

  18. Andrei Kortunov: Defeat in Ukraine politically too risky for Putin

    Former supporter Andrei Kortunov on why Putin needs to claim victory in Ukraine.

  19. Anders Fogh Rasmussen: German "hesitation" has benefited Putin

    Former NATO leader says it's "high time" Germany despatched tanks to Ukraine's military.

  20. Amos Yadlin: "We have to be ready that another front will open."

    The Retired Major General Discusses Israel鈥檚 National Security.

  21. Ambassador: EU gas targets may force Germany to curb home heating

    Miguel Berger on why an EU deal to cut gas use by 15% may leave Germans in the cold.

  22. Allegra Stratton: I don't believe Johnson lied about partygate

    Former spokesperson Allegra Stratton on why she remains fond of Boris Johnson.

  23. Alicia Kearns: "If I was a dual national, I would be leaving" Iran

    Tory MP warns the arrest of British-Iranians is "industrialised taking of state hostages"

  24. Aid agencies are struggling to help hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians in Gaza.

    Israeli government says agencies must "get their act together and provide the support."

  25. Afghanistan Aid: 鈥淭he biggest culprit is the UK鈥�

    Sir Mark Lowcock on the lack of funding as humanitarian needs grow globally.

  26. Abused by your child

    The World At One's Sarah Montague explores the issue

  27. Abuse of MPs 'becoming almost uncontrollable'

    MP Mike Freer says a fire at his office is one of a long list of attacks he's endured.

  28. A Ukrainian family escapes from a city under attack.

    Daniel spoke to the World at One from the road, with his wife and children in the car.

  29. A new anthem for a new King

    Mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins sings 'God Save the King' for the first time.

  30. A Life in the Day Of: Simon Armitage's ode to probation officers

    The Poet Laureate has written a new poem for the Probation Service and its officers

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