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Trump and Putin

Why is Donald Trump accused of being Vladimir Putin's man?

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A Ceasefire in Syria?

Why is it so difficult to find peace in Syria, and what is getting in the way of a deal?

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Quantitative Easing

Why has the Bank of England started creating new money to buy government debt again?

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Europe's Illiberal Democracies

Right-wing ideas once found on the political fringes are becoming increasingly mainstream

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Black Lives Matter UK

What does Black Lives Matter stand for in the UK? David Aaronovitch finds out.

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Infrastructure: The Roads to Recovery?

Is building roads and bridges the best way to solve our economic woes?

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VIP Sex Abuse Allegations

How did police investigations into VIP sex abuse go astray?

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The Investigatory Powers Act a.k.a The Snoopers' Charter

What powers does the so-called 'Snoopers' Charter' give to the intelligence services?

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The Prison Problem

What are the policies and political decisions which led to the current crisis in prisons?

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Yemen: A Global Conflict

What are the causes of Yemen's civil war and who is fighting?

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Liberalism's Horrible Year

What is Liberalism? And did it die in 2016 as both left and right wing media claim?

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Aleppo: After the Evacuation

What happened after the buses left eastern Aleppo? David Aaronovitch finds out.

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Drugs in West Yorkshire

How did British-Pakistani gangs come to dominate the drugs trade in Yorkshire?

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India's Bonfire of the Bank Notes

Why did India's prime minister ban the country's most widely-used bank notes?

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Trump and the Economy

Will President Trump's plan to put 'America first' make the USA richer?

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Trump and Trade

Can President Trump deliver on his promise to bring back outsourced manufacturing jobs?

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Is It Time to Renationalise the Railways?

Public ownership is a popular idea with voters, but would it improve Britain's railways?

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Does IS Need a State?

What will happen if the Islamic State loses its state? David Aaronovitch investigates.

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Britain's Broken Housing Market

Is building more homes the only answer to fixing the housing market?

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Can the NHS Survive?

What are the changes needed now to ensure the NHS is sustainable in the future?

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Should we worry about Turkey?

What does Turkey's referendum mean for the UK's foreign policy?

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Snap General Election

What defines British voters today, and how will the vote in June shape Britain?

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The Problem of North Korea

David Aaronovich explores what to do about a nuclear North Korea.

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How Does France Work?

David Aaronovitch examines the state, economy and changing people of France

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How Do We Pay for the UK?

The need-to-know facts on where taxes come from and how they're spent

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Trump, Russia and the FBI

What to make of the mounting investigations into Donald Trump's campaign.

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Labour's Election Result: A Successful Failure?

The election was supposed to be a disaster for Jeremy Corbyn - but wasn't. Why?

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The Cost of Abandoning Austerity

David Aaronovitch explores the arguments for and against raising public spending

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Where does Labour stand on Brexit?

Labour has crucial role in shaping Brexit since the Tories lost their overall majority

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The Crisis in Conservatism

Are Tory divisions temporary or symptomatic of deeper problems?

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