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Tom Holland and Iszi Lawrence explore historical connections behind today’s issues. This week - the roots of nationalism, its use by past generations and how it has shaped history. Show more

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The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, uses his first address in the Commons after his election success to reiterate that the Conservatives will end the Brexit delay.

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Claudia Hammond explores the mysteries of pain, from the psychological phenomenon of the placebo effect to phantom limb pain and the curious relationship between pain and pleasure. Show more

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