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Since the crash of 2008, university students around the world have been rebelling against how they are taught economics. Peter Day explores the impact of the protests. Show more

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Is Estonia’s revolutionary digital policy a contender for a perfect country? Fi Glover and Martha Lane Fox imagine a country with policies that actually work. Show more

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Concentration camps operated on British soil during World War Two; Carnival begins in Brazil despite outbreak of Zika virus; A day in the life of Bulgaria's border police. Show more

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A photojournalist exhibits the pictures he took of women in conflict zones 15 years ago; Leonardo da Vinci's designs come to life; Hip hop duo celebrate female revolutionaries. Show more

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On the eve of the Super Bowl, debate over NFL players' head trauma continues; Syrians flee Aleppo towards Turkish border; Taiwan's rescue mission following the Tainan earthquake. Show more

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Insightful stories from around the world: the zika virus in Brazil, UN Syria talks in Geneva, refugees and locals struggling in Finland, and solace-seekers in the Moroccan desert. Show more

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Can Muslims talk openly about sex? Mobeen Azhar takes a look at the work of Imam Alyas Karmani, who counsels Muslims with troubled sex lives. Show more

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Is Estonia’s revolutionary digital policy a contender for a perfect country? Fi Glover and Martha Lane Fox imagine a country with policies that actually work. Show more

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A video showing an assassination in Mexico has shocked many in the country, because it shows armed police fleeing the scene just beforehand. Show more

Striking a balance between empowerment and raising concern with public health information. Plus, sound designer Peregrine Andrews talks about background music. Show more

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These collapsed stars challenge the very nature of space and time, as they contain a singularity - a phenomenon where the normal rules of the universe break down Show more

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Pyongyang angers allies and foes alike; Hunt for the Balkan warlords; The models made from Leonardo Da Vinci's designs. Show more

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Chelsea v Manchester United from Stamford Bridge. Show more

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Chelsea v Manchester United from Stamford Bridge. Show more

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The day's top stories from the Premier League and a preview of Superbowl 50. Show more

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Max Reinhardt meets the new country diva Heidi Feek, the unstoppable bluegrass boys Whiskey Shivers and Haas Kowert Tice, who blend American folk with contemporary classical. Show more

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UN to adopt a new sanctions resolution; Super Bowl at 50; Dublin gang wars. Show more

The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.

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Insightful stories from around the world: the zika virus in Brazil, UN Syria talks in Geneva, refugees and locals struggling in Finland, and solace-seekers in the Moroccan desert. Show more

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Over 347 million people worldwide have diabetes, and that figure is set to rise to half a billion in the next 20 years. How did we get here and who is to blame? Show more

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Haiti's President Martelly makes way for interim government, UN vows new sanctions after North Korea's rocket launch, Super Bowl brands gear up for their marketing showdown. Show more

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The ability to conjure up an elaborate world from your imagination is what unites this week's two guests - fantasy writers from Finland and Barbados Show more

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The mining industry gets together to discuss the challenges ahead; the foremost question being, when will the seemingly relentless fall in commodity prices come to an end?

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Since the crash of 2008, university students around the world have been rebelling against how they are taught economics. Peter Day explores the impact of the protests. Show more

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The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.

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Research that e-cigarettes harm your chances of quitting smoking has been described as 'grossly misleading' and 'not scientific'. Should it have been published? Show more

The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.