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This edition contains: with Britain on the brink of leaving the EU, 麻豆社 special correspondent Alan Little sets out on a tour of the UK to find out what the population feels after two years of divisive debate over what Brexit should mean. Following a spate of knife crime deaths involving teenagers 麻豆社 Home Affairs correspondent Reevel Alderson examines and contrasts Scotland's situation. With the collapse of the Russian ceasefire in the Syrian province of Idlib seemingly more likely, Herald foreign affairs editor David Pratt and Save the Children's Caroline Anning discuss the backdrop to the situation and the worsening humanitarian crisis the surrounding it. And in our long interview, Bill Whiteford discusses star gazing and space travel with astronomers Heather Couper and Nigel Henbest.