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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    The King's Speech: A Tory reset ahead of the general election?

    Robert Colvile and Kate fall review the King's first speech opening parliament.

  2. The King's coronation: 'with family matters, those outside should not judge'

    Friend of King Charles, Lord Chartres, speaks to Sarah Montague

  3. The Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

    An MSF doctor and a UNICEF spokesperson give insight into the worsening situation in Gaza

  4. The hospital in Gaza that refuses to evacuate

    The Gaza Strip is on 'edge of catastrophe' as the Israeli siege continues.

  5. The hills are alive with the sound of Christopher Plummer

    The actor's singing voice was dubbed in the Sound of Music film, but is being put back in

  6. The eclectic world of Welsh language music

    Singer Tara Bandito is your guide to the evolution of Welsh grime, electropop and trance.

  7. The comedian arming Ukraine's soldiers

    Serhiy Prytula has raised 拢120m for drones, tanks and satellites.

  8. The Canadian chef linked to 88 suicide deaths in the UK

    Kenneth Law is alleged to have supplied a lethal poison to suicidal people via a website.

  9. The call for a 'sustainable ceasefire' in Gaza

    The British government is toughening its language on the conflict.

  10. The Beatles final mixing desk restored after being discarded on a London street

    Mike Hedges spent decades restoring the Abbey Road mixing desk to its former glory.

  11. The battle for Mariupol

    Putin ally Sergei Markov & escaped resident Artur Shevchenko give vastly different views.

  12. The art of disagreeing

    Have we lost our ability to have good conversations and to disagree nicely?

  13. The 18-year hunt for an elusive whale

    Jennifer McCullough is searching for a whale that's been heard but not seen.

  14. Thames Water: Govt preparing for a 'range of scenarios'

    Is the water industry fit for purpose? We ask Jonathan Portes and Sir Vince Cable.

  15. Tezos founder Kathleen Breitman on the crypto crash

    At the start of 2022 cryptocurrencies were worth $2 trillion. That's now halved.

  16. Syria: A former Saydnaya prisoner and Assad's cousin

    Sarah Montague speaks to Omar Alshogre and Ribal al-Assad

  17. Sweden and Finland consider Nato membership.

    Former Finland Prime Minister and former Secretary-General of Nato give their view.

  18. Striking nurses refuse to work in Colchester ITU

    CEO Nick Hulme had to move patients as nurses ignored an exemption for intensive care.

  19. Steve Barclay accused of 'naked political hit' over NHS comparison

    Welsh Health minister Eluned Morgan hits back after criticism of waiting times

  20. Stephen Lawrence: retired detectives will not face prosecution

    The Crown Prosecution Service said it understood its news "may be deeply disappointing"

  21. Stephen Lawrence murder "could have been solved in hours"

    Sir Peter Bottomley criticises the Met police for discounting Duwayne Brooks's evidence.

  22. Starter for 10: David Nicholls pays tribute to Bamber Gascoigne

    David Nicholls pays tribute to the late University Challenge host Bamber Gascoigne.

  23. Space factory prototype ready for blast off from Cornwall

    SpaceForge boss Josh Western believes he can make semi-conductors in space.

  24. Sorting fact from fiction regarding vaccine harms

    We hear from health and misinformation reporter Rachel Schraer

  25. Sonia Khan: Booze a 鈥渘ormal鈥� part of No 10 work day

    Former special advisor Sonia Khan explains the drinking culture at Downing Street.

  26. Small recession "not the end of the world"

    Former chancellor Lord Lamont believes a recession may be necessary to cut inflation.

  27. Sir Michael Gambon: "I'll remember him as a magnificent trickster"

    Eileen Atkins and Fiona Shaw remember Sir Michael Gambon

  28. Sir John Vickers: City regulation reforms could "rebound on us very badly"

    Former Independent Commission on Banking chair warns 'Big Bang 2.0' poses economic risks.

  29. Sir John Hayes: The UK Government should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights

    Sir John Hayes gives reaction to the Supreme Court ruling against the Rwanda asylum plan.

  30. Sir John Bell: "Not a bad time" to end England Covid rules

    Sir John Bell says it's "not a bad time" for the PM to lift England's Covid rules.

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