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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Tim Davie: 麻豆社 always treated presenter allegations "seriously"

    Director general insists the complaints system worked despite delay in quizzing star.

  2. This Is You, You're Looking At You - Michael Rosen

    A new poem by children's author and poet Michael Rosen, in tribute to the NHS.

  3. Th茅r猫se Coffey: "I鈥檒l ask Ken Clarke to send his cheque back"

    Work and Pensions Secretary Th茅r猫se Coffey defends government support for pensioners.

  4. There are "plenty of chapters left in this" - Jonathan Hall KC

    The Independent Reviewer on Terrorism Legislation reacts to the Begum citizenship ruling

  5. The war in Ukraine and surrogacy

    The UK family waiting for news from their Ukrainian surrogate mother and unborn child.

  6. The War Continues

    Real people on both sides of the conflict share the impact of continued violence.

  7. The wager over whether anyone alive will reach 150

    We hear an update from the two scientists who made the bet in 2000.

  8. The UK town that鈥檚 become a hit with the Germans...

    The director of a new German documentary on Cromer in Norfolk on the idea behind it.

  9. The third indictment of Donald Trump

    Sidney Blumenthal and Anthony Scaramucci discuss where this leaves the former president

  10. The tampons that can diagnose STIs

    The founder of Daye, Valentina Milanova, on how tampons could provide at home STI testing

  11. The Stig: Top Gear must protect presenters from themselves

    Perry McCarthy says some stunts are too dangerous for amateurs like Freddie Flintoff.

  12. The second phase of the Covid inquiry

    Was the government prepared? Martyn Reynolds and Sir Anthony Seldon give their verdict.

  13. The Russian mood amidst the drone attacks

    Expert on Vladamir Putin, Nina Krushcheva, explains what they mean for the war in Ukraine

  14. The rising tensions between Canada and India over Hardeep Singh Nijjar's death

    Justin Trudeau said there was 鈥渃redible evidence鈥� India could be responsible.

  15. The race to save Ukraine's treasures

    Museum directors speak to Katie Razzall about preserving the country's cultural heritage.

  16. The orchestras of Auschwitz

    British composer Leo Geyer on restoring scores of music composed in Auschwitz.

  17. The nation's best (and worst) service stations ranked

    Rugby services in Warwickshire take the crown for the second year running.

  18. The MI5 secretary who faked love letters to fool the Germans

    Fans of the 'Operation Mincemeat' musical have revealed the life story of Hester Leggatt.

  19. The man growing human embryos from stem cells

    Professor Jacob Hanna hopes lab-grown human embryos could supply replacement organs.

  20. The life and legacy of Silvio Berlusconi

    Former advisor to Berlusconi talks to the World at One following the news of his death.

  21. The King's Speech: A Tory reset ahead of the general election?

    Robert Colvile and Kate fall review the King's first speech opening parliament.

  22. The King's coronation: 'with family matters, those outside should not judge'

    Friend of King Charles, Lord Chartres, speaks to Sarah Montague

  23. The Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

    An MSF doctor and a UNICEF spokesperson give insight into the worsening situation in Gaza

  24. The hospital in Gaza that refuses to evacuate

    The Gaza Strip is on 'edge of catastrophe' as the Israeli siege continues.

  25. The hills are alive with the sound of Christopher Plummer

    The actor's singing voice was dubbed in the Sound of Music film, but is being put back in

  26. The eclectic world of Welsh language music

    Singer Tara Bandito is your guide to the evolution of Welsh grime, electropop and trance.

  27. The comedian arming Ukraine's soldiers

    Serhiy Prytula has raised 拢120m for drones, tanks and satellites.

  28. The Canadian chef linked to 88 suicide deaths in the UK

    Kenneth Law is alleged to have supplied a lethal poison to suicidal people via a website.

  29. The call for a 'sustainable ceasefire' in Gaza

    The British government is toughening its language on the conflict.

  30. The Beatles final mixing desk restored after being discarded on a London street

    Mike Hedges spent decades restoring the Abbey Road mixing desk to its former glory.

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