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Brazil begins a week of high political drama; Ukraine to discuss the appointment of a new PM; a former vice-president of FIFA has pleaded guilty in the US to corruption. Show more

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Brazil's president Rousseff is a step closer to being removed; The UN's Staffan de Mistura, has met Syria's foreign minister Waleed al-Mu'allem; China's 'left behind' children Show more

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In 1971 the first Starbucks coffee shop opened in Seattle. Witness hears from two of the founders of the company that changed the way millions of people start their day. Show more

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Best-selling Turkish novelist Elif Shafak, Nick Bostrom from Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute and Ann Phoenix from UCL discuss identity with Jo Fidgen. Show more

In 1998, a remote region of Russia hosted one of the biggest events in chess. The controversial president of Kalmykia, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, spent millions of dollars on the venue. Show more

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There are claims the president manipulated government accounts to hide a deficit. Show more

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Emergency water trains arrive in the southern Indian state of Maharashtra Show more

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Most trans people still identify as either a man or a women, but for those who feel they are neither – or both – the male/female distinction doesn’t fit. Show more

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Professor Adam Hart investigates the idea of selling harvested rhino horn in South Africa and asks whether it could help stop poaching. Show more

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Yellow Fever on the rise in Africa, Beijing to count children left behind by migrant workers, European Union publishing proposals to force companies to pay more tax. Show more

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Astonishing responses from strangers in Hong Kong to a simple question - Where are you going? Show more

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President Rouseff faces impeachment; A Harvard professor encourages a new 'old' way of thinking; Could depression be treated with LSD? Show more

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When Lisa Hallet's husband, a US soldier, was killed in Afghanistan, she began running to cope with her grief, and started a movement that spread across the country. Show more

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Saving humans from sharks, and sharks from humans. Phil Mercer on hi-tech measures to make Australia's beaches safer, and Juliana Liu on Hong Kong's turn against shark fin soup. Show more

How astronomers introduced the world to the average. Show more

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Leicester fans say they are being priced out of chance to see team win the Premier League. Show more

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We speak to Brazilians after a committee backs impeaching the President. Show more

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Professor Adam Hart investigates the idea of selling harvested rhino horn in South Africa and asks whether it could help stop poaching. Show more

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Tiny spacecraft 'to go to another solar system within generation', IMF cuts global growth outlook, Turkmenistan's 'month of health and happiness'. Show more

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Unicef says one in five bombings are done by children; Brazilian President accuses vice-president of coup plot; Juliet Stevenson launches a petition for child refugees. Show more

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Most trans people still identify as either a man or a women, but for those who feel they are neither – or both – the male/female distinction doesn’t fit. Show more

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Saluting activists at the Freedom of Expression Awards; Bolo Bhi defends free speech in Pakistan; VR at the Tribeca Film Festival; The rise of online language learning Show more

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Brazilian president, Dilma Rousseff, accuses her vice-president of being part of a plot to overthrow her; Candidates for UN Secretary-General compete openly for the job Show more

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Europe plans tough new rules to make multinationals more transparent on tax. Show more

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Best-selling Turkish novelist Elif Shafak, Nick Bostrom from Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute and Ann Phoenix from UCL discuss identity with Jo Fidgen. Show more

In 1998, a remote region of Russia hosted one of the biggest events in chess. The controversial president of Kalmykia, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, spent millions of dollars on the venue. Show more

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How the US campaign for equal pay for women is being fought, and why it matters. We hear from a politician who has spent a decade trying to make equal pay a reality. Show more

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When Lisa Hallet's husband, a US soldier, was killed in Afghanistan, she began running to cope with her grief, and started a movement that spread across the country. Show more

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Brazil's president calls her deputy a traitor; Syrian peace talks resume; South Sudanese rebel leader returns to country Show more

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Brazil leadership row; South Korean elections; South Sudanese rebel returns following a peace deal Show more