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Weekend
Ukraine consolidates hold over Kherson
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Ukrainian officials say they've removed explosives after Russian troops leave Kherson. Show more
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Democrats maintain control of the US Senate after keenly-fought Nevada midterm elections. Show more
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Weekend
Catherine Cortez Masto holds Nevada for the Democrats
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US Democrats win Nevada after a closely fought Senate race. Show more
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From Our Own Correspondent
Surviving Mariupol
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The families who fled as their city was destroyed around them; plus tales on the US midterm elections, Argentina’s failing economy and the French overseas department of Mayotte. Show more
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People Fixing The World
COP27: Growing a forest the right way
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Tree-planting schemes don’t always work, so what’s the best way to do forest restoration? Show more
Live coverage of the Ceremony of Remembrance from the Cenotaph in London.
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Fuel shortages, electricity cuts, food security and corruption: up for debate in Malawi. Show more
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Newshour
13/11/2022 13:06 GMT: Democrats retain control of the US Senate
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Interviews, news and analysis of the day’s global events. Show more
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Unspun World with John Simpson
Will COP27 deliver anything?
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Will the climate change summit in Egypt do anything to stop the world heating up? Plus - how much of a challenge will politics be on the pitch at the World Cup in Qatar? Show more
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The History Hour
Racist raids, protests and a political assassination
51 minutes on BBC World Service Australasia
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A collection of Witness History episodes presented by Max Pearson. We look at how racism led to raids in the 1970s, protests in the 1980s, and a political assassination in 2002. Show more
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Newshour
13/11/2022 21:06 GMT: Deadly explosion hits Turkey's biggest city
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At least six people have been killed and 81 wounded in an explosion in a busy area of central Istanbul, Turkish authorities have said. Show more
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Pick of the World
Africa's star footballers choose to give back
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Your responses as Mo Salah and Sadio Mane pay for schools and hospitals in their home towns in Egypt and Senegal. Plus the return of My Indian Life. Show more
Over to You
How the jazz genre helped give musicians a voice
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We speak to the producer of The Truth About Jazz and how it forged social attitudes. Plus after a listener asks why warnings of disturbing material are needed, listeners respond. Show more
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From Our Own Correspondent
Surviving Mariupol
23 minutes on BBC World Service Australasia
Available for over a year
The families who fled as their city was destroyed around them; plus tales on the US midterm elections, Argentina’s failing economy and the French overseas department of Mayotte. Show more
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More or Less
Improving the numbers in the news
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Tim Harford and guests discuss the role statistics should play in the reporting of the news Show more
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The Climate Question
COP27: Are countries keeping to their climate pledges?
37 minutes on BBC World Service Australasia
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The big UN global climate conference is being held in Egypt right now, but how have countries done against the promises they made at last year’s event in Glasgow? Show more
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Tech Life
Big Tech's big job losses
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Meta becomes the latest firm to axe thousands of jobs- what's going wrong with big tech? And an interview with Sir Ian Livingstone, knighted for his services to video games. Show more
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Pick of the World
Africa's star footballers choose to give back
18 minutes on BBC World Service Australasia
Available for over a year
Your responses as Mo Salah and Sadio Mane pay for schools and hospitals in their home towns in Egypt and Senegal. Plus the return of My Indian Life. Show more
Over to You
How the jazz genre helped give musicians a voice
9 minutes on BBC World Service Australasia
Available for over a year
We speak to the producer of The Truth About Jazz and how it forged social attitudes. Plus after a listener asks why warnings of disturbing material are needed, listeners respond. Show more
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