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It's claimed that some computers can now pass the Turing test: convincing people that they are human. What does that mean for our future? Show more
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Security personnel deployed in Assam as millions of people could be left stateless. Show more
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Senior Conservative politician Ken Clarke condemns the decision by the Prime Minister. Show more
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Today's protests mark five years since Beijing ruled out fully democratic elections. Show more
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Filipina-American journalist and author Maria Ressa is one of a few combating fake news. Show more
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Former Premier League players Matt Piper and Scott Davies talk candidly about their battles with addiction and how they hope to help educate others about prevention. Show more
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There's renewed violence in Hong Kong as police clash with pro-democracy protesters marching in defiance of a ban. Show more
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Mendelssohn's Hebrides overture and Mussorgsky's glittering Pictures at an Exhibition performed at the BBC Proms. Show more
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Police fire water cannon and tear gas. Show more
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A professor with Ghanaian roots unearths a slave castle’s history — and her own. Show more
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Does anger fuel Edouard Louis to write his compelling books? HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur speaks to the writer who has been seen as a leading voice of the gilets jaunes generation. Show more
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Do we need more space stations?
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Would more satellites and space stations help us get back to the Moon, and further into the solar system? Show more
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Parliament will not sit for five weeks in the run-up to Brexit. Opponents cry foul. Show more
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India has a poor record when it comes to the balance between the sexes. How can sportswomen there overcome the barriers to success? Devina Gupta and her guests in Delhi discuss. Show more
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Four of Curtis Flowers’ convictions have been overturned because the prosecutor violated legal procedure. And yet the same prosecutor has continued to try the case. Show more
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It’s been a year since Brazil’s National Museum burned down. The building and its precious archive of the past now lie in ruins but amongst the ashes there’s a battle to revive it Show more
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Kabul's Hopes and Fears
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Afghans' views of US talks with the Taliban; what the Yazidis who went back to Sinjar in Iraq have found; migration through Costa Rica; petanque gets more professional in France Show more
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A professor with Ghanaian roots unearths a slave castle’s history — and her own. Show more
