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Jiyar Gol looks at the protests triggered by Mahsa Amini's death and how they quickly evolved into the most serious challenge to Iran's Shia Muslim clerical establishment in years. Show more

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Ros Atkins looks back on the week Rishi Sunak took charge, Iran saw some of its biggest protests yet, and President Xi’s predecessor was removed from the Chinese party congress. Show more

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Nick Robinson talks to Angela Rayner, Labour's deputy leader.

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Ros Atkins looks back on the week Rishi Sunak took charge, Iran saw some of its biggest protests yet, and President Xi’s predecessor was removed from the Chinese party congress. Show more

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Stephen Sackur speaks to North Macedonia’s prime minister Dimitar Kovacevski. His nation is in the queue for EU membership, but could slow progress see the region sink back into dangerous instability? Show more