The World at One Highlights Episodes Episode guide
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King "understands impulses" of republicans
St Vincent & the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves wants to abolish the monarchy.
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Kabul Evacuation: "It's something that will stay with me forever"
Two years on from the evacuation of Kabul, we hear from personnel who were on the ground
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Junior doctors defy pay restraint call with new strike
Dr Vivek Trivedi insists the BMA's 35% pay demand would not add to inflation.
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Johnson leads Tory rebellion on Stormont Brake
Tory MP Jacob Rees Mogg explains why he and Boris Johnson will vote against the NI deal.
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Johnson "frustrated, confused and angry" over leadership vote
Former advisor Will Walden says the Prime Minister will fight to win the confidence vote.
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Jim Gamble: Child Q is still asking, "Why me?"
The investigator's update on progress made since the black teen was strip-searched.
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Jasvinder Sanghera: Church "frustrated" safeguarding panel's work
Independent Safeguarding Board member disputes bishops' accounts of her sacking.
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Jane Riordan introduces a new character to the Hundred Acre Wood
The author tells us about her new character Carmen in her sequel to Winnie the Pooh.
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Jamie Driscoll: The "last Corbynista in power"?
Labour under pressure as Jamie Driscoll is barred from re-election.
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Jailbreak prison "short of staff"
Prisons inspector Charlie Taylor warns England's jails are over-crowded and lack staff.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg on Net Zero
The MP for North East Somerset shares his thoughts on the government's policy change.
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Jacob Rees Mogg: Johnson "will win in court of public opinion"
Tory insists MPs' probe into Boris Johnson's lockdown 'parties' is a "kangaroo court".
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Jack Thorne on the early days of 麻豆社
One of the country's best drama writers, Jack Thorne, talks about impartiality.
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Jack Straw: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's detention triggered by wrongful arrest of Iranians
Former foreign secretary says a Home Office error is partly to blame for Nazanin's arrest
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Israel's Unrwa ban: 'This is a new way of killing children'
Former UN diplomat Martin Griffiths says Israel's ban of the agency 'must be challenged'
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Israel's Gaza aid effort "incredibly frustrating"
Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron on why the UK is joining allies shipping aid to Gaza.
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Israel protests: pressure mounts on Netanyahu
Mass protests and strikes take place across Israel over controversial judicial reforms
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Israel launches its biggest military operation in the West Bank for years
Eight people have been killed and over 50 injured after drone strikes in Jenin.
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Is this the world's most popular poem?
John Cooper Clarke on why Spotify users fell in love with his poem, 'I Wanna Be Yours'.
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Is there a fifth force in the universe?
Jim Al-Khalili on the physics phenomenon.
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Is the Windrush Compensation Scheme working?
We hear from a complainant and Professor Martin Levermore
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Is the phone call a dying art?
With more of us sending messages than picking up the phone, are we missing out?
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Is the National Tutoring Programme failing to help pupils catch up?
National Tutoring Programme contractor Randstad addresses empty classrooms claims
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Is the IMF right to downgrade UK growth forecasts?
Economist Mohammed El-Erian believes the numbers may be wrong but the trend is important.
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Is it too late to limit global warming to 1.5C?
IPCC report co-author Dr Friederike Otto says the technology exists but the will doesn't.
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Is international support for Ukraine fracturing?
Radek Sikorski, Polish MEP and Lord George Robertson, former NATO secretary general
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Is co-housing the answer to living a happy old age?
Sarah Montague meets the residents of New Ground co-housing community.
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Is AI the key to less work for the same pay?
Nobel laureate Sir Christopher Pissarides is optimistic about AI's potential.
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Is age just a number?
Emma Flint told us about the reactions she and her older partner get from other people.
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Is a Northern Ireland Brexit deal in sight?
Alliance leader Naomi Long says there鈥檚 鈥渉eavy lifting鈥 to do but the DUP must agree.