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The number of people who've died from coronavirus in the United States has passed 800,000 as the country prepares for the impact of the Omicron variant. Show more
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Covid-19: Australia has reopened its borders to visa-holding students and skilled workers. Show more
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Members of the US Congress held a moment's silence at the Capitol to mourn the dead. Show more
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Stephen Sackur speaks to the winners of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, journalists Maria Ressa of Rappler in the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov of Novaya Gazeta in Russia. Show more
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What is at stake when a big company like Meta comes knocking on your door? Show more
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During the war of independence in Bangladesh in 1971, pro-Pakistani forces used systematic rape as a deliberate tactic. Hundreds of thousands of Bengali women were victims. Show more
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They are both feared and revered but what can we learn from bats? Show more
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Brazil: where is all the Covid data? Also the first ever delivery of medicines by drone in Sierra Leone and reimagining the new Spider-Man trailer through animation. Show more
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Existence: Stuart Russell’s 2021 BBC Reith Lectures. Show more
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Payzee Mahmod is at the forefront of a campaign to end child marriage. It's something both she and her beloved sister Banaz endured, with tragic, horrific consequences. Show more
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During the war of independence in Bangladesh in 1971, pro-Pakistani forces used systematic rape as a deliberate tactic. Hundreds of thousands of Bengali women were victims. Show more
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Millions more Afghans face a desperate struggle to survive. Show more
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The European Commission has outlined a strategy to try and stabilise gas prices in the EU. Show more
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We speak to our reporter, who has visited an overstretched hospital in a remote province Show more
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Brazil: where is all the Covid data? Also the first ever delivery of medicines by drone in Sierra Leone and reimagining the new Spider-Man trailer through animation. Show more
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The Federal Reserve will withdraw support for the post-pandemic US economy more quickly. Show more
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During the war of independence in Bangladesh in 1971, pro-Pakistani forces used systematic rape as a deliberate tactic. Hundreds of thousands of Bengali women were victims. Show more
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In 1965, just days before his assassination, American civil rights activist Malcolm X visited the small English town of Smethwick. What led him there? Show more
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The Federal Reserve will withdraw support for the post-pandemic US economy more quickly. Show more
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The story of a cryptocurrency scam that cost two men in India their life savings, leaving them devastated. Show more
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Payzee Mahmod is at the forefront of a campaign to end child marriage. It's something both she and her beloved sister Banaz endured, with tragic, horrific consequences. Show more
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During the war of independence in Bangladesh in 1971, pro-Pakistani forces used systematic rape as a deliberate tactic. Hundreds of thousands of Bengali women were victims. Show more
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