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Will Boris really cut immigration? January 25, 2020
With Policy Exchange's David Goodhart, author of The Road to Somewhere, and Kate Andrews. Presented by Katy Balls.
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Will second preference votes decide the Labour leadership? January 24, 2020
With Katy Balls and James Forsyth. Presented by Cindy Yu.
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Brexit bill passed: what next? January 23, 2020
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Can the Lords thwart Boris's plans? January 22, 2020
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by Cindy Yu.
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What should we expect from the new anti-terror bill? January 21, 2020
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by John Connolly.
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Le bromance: is there a new Anglo-French alliance? January 23, 2020
As France enters its 62nd weekend of protests, President Macron’s honeymoon is well and truly over. But has he found a new friend in Boris Johnson (00:45)? Plus, what is the problem with the Labour leadership race (12:35)? And last, what’s killing Britain’s wild salmon (25:20)? With Jonathan Miller, Charles Grant, James Forsyth, Gloria de Piero, Mike Daunt a […]
The Spectator
Charles's gambit: will slimming down the monarchy save it? January 16, 2020
This week, ‘Megxit’ has divided the nation – but could slimming down the monarchy actually be a good idea (00:50)? Plus, Ireland goes to the polls next month – how could the next Taoiseach impact Brexit talks (16:35)? And last, what if charity work isn’t quite the rewarding experience you expect (27:40)? With Tim Stanley, Katie Nicholl, Liam Halligan, Tony C […]
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Iran unbowed: Trump's dangerous game in the Middle East January 9, 2020
It’s been a week since Qassem Soleimani was assassinated. In this episode, we ask – has Trump’s decision actually united the Middle East (00:30)? Plus, as the Labour leadership contest gets underway – do any of the candidates actually scare the Tories (15:40)? And last, is the piggybank a thing of childhoods past (28:30)? With Sir John Jenkins, Oz Katerji, K […]
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The Edition at Christmas: games, poems, and Christmas pastimes December 23, 2019
How do you and your family spend Christmas? In the Christmas issue of the Spectator, broadcaster and author Gyles Brandreth writes about the generations old traditions in his family of playing games and reciting poetry. In this episode of the Edition at Christmas, the Spectator’s Features Editor and resident board games fanatic Will Moore speaks to Gyles and […]
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The Edition at Christmas: the Hong Kong one December 21, 2019
It’s been a protest unlike any other that China has seen. Since June, hundreds of thousands – by some estimates millions – of Hong Kongers have protested against the government. What was sparked by opposition to an extradition bill that would allow Hong Kongers to face trial in the mainland, has now turned into a six month long pro-democracy movement. So how […]
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China scrambles to contain 'strengthening' virus January 26, 2020
The ability of the new coronavirus to spread is strengthening and infections could continue to rise, China's National Health Commission said on Sunday, with nearly 2,000 people in China infected and 56 killed by the disease.
Turkey quake rescue winds down after dozens pulled from rubble January 26, 2020
A thousands-strong rescue operation to pull survivors from collapsed buildings in eastern Turkey began winding down on Sunday, a day and a half after a powerful earthquake killed dozens.
Iraq security forces clash with protesters in Baghdad, other cities January 26, 2020
Iraqi security forces fired teargas and live bullets in renewed clashes with protesters in Baghdad and other cities on Sunday, a Reuters witness and security sources said, following a push to clear a sit-in camp in the heart of the capital.

China coronavirus 'spreads before symptoms show' January 26, 2020
The new coronavirus is said to be infectious during its incubation period, making to harder to contain.
Impeachment: Democrats undoing 2016 election, say Trump lawyers January 25, 2020
Lawyers start their defence of the US president at the impeachment trial in the Senate.
Boeing 777X: World’s largest twin-engine jet completes first flight January 26, 2020
The 777X test flight comes after Boeing's 737 Max plane was grounded following two fatal crashes.
Three women who were part of a quiet resistance against the Nazis in Berlin January 26, 2020
The three were part of a quiet resistance against the Nazis in Second World War Berlin.
Peru Congress vote: Election follows September dissolution January 26, 2020
The poll comes almost four months after the president dissolved the body, accusing it of obstruction.

Amtsenthebungsverfahren: Nicht einmal ernsthaft bemüht January 26, 2020
Donald Trumps Verteidiger gaben sich im Amtsenthebungsverfahren kaum Mühe, die Vorwürfe systematisch zu entkräften. Siegesgewiss stichelten sie gegen die Demokraten.
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Sara Nuru: "Durch die Reise nach Äthiopien habe ich verstanden, worum es im Leben wirklich geht" January 26, 2020
Einst gewann Sara Nuru die Show "Germany's Next Topmodel" und sollte eine internationale Laufsteg-Karriere starten. Doch eine Reise nach Äthiopien änderte alles für sie.
ZEIT ONLINE: leben - Anna Kemper
Zahnarzt: "Ich zahle mir etwa 11.000 Euro im Monat aus" January 26, 2020
Als Thaddäus die Zahnarztpraxis übernahm, schlief er nur drei Stunden in der Nacht. Heute ist der ehemalige Hauptschüler stolz: Er ist Chef von zehn Angestellten.
ZEIT ONLINE: Arbeit - Vincent Suppé

Interview der Woche: Matthias Katsch January 25, 2020
Tilmann Kleinjung im Gespräch mit Matthias Katsch (Unabhängige Kommission zur Aufarbeitung sexuellen Kindesmissbrauchs) 10 Jahre nach dem Missbrauchsskandal in der katholischen Kirche.
Was bleibt vom Treffen Merkel - Erdogan? January 24, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages ist das Treffen Merkel - Erdogan. Unser Kollege Sebastian König-Beck kommt mit einem Stichwort zum Flüchtlingsdeal zu Wort. Außerdem spricht unser Moderator Jörg Brandscheid mit unserer Korrespondentin Karin Senz.
Frankreichs Rentenreformpläne January 24, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages ist die Rentenreform in Frankreich. Unser Kollege Marcel Wagner mit einem Beitrag dazu. Unser Kollege Rüdiger Brandt spricht mit Dominik Grillmayer vom Deutsch-Französischen Institut in Ludwigsburg.
Steinmeier in Yad Vashem, Gedenken an Befreiung von Auschwitz January 23, 2020
Dazu ein Gespräch mit dem ARD-Korrespondenten Tim Assmann aus dem ARD-Studio Tel Aviv, sowie ein Beitrag des ARD-Korrespondenten Benjamin Hammer. Moderation: Manfred Wöll
Weltwirtschaftsforum: Debatte über Nachhaltigkeit January 23, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages handelt vom Weltwirtschaftsforum. Unser Kollege Sebastian Schreiber mit einem Beitrag dazu. Unser Kollege Rüdiger Brandt spricht mit Dr. Markus Zimmer vom ifo-Institut.

Coronavirus : le bilan monte à 56 morts en Chine, le point sur la situation January 26, 2020
Les trois cas traités en France «vont bien», assurent les autorités sanitaires.
Coronavirus: «l’anxiété grandissante» des familles françaises piégées à Wuhan January 24, 2020
TÉMOIGNAGES - Plusieurs centaines de Français sont bloqués dans l’agglomération mise en quarantaine pour enrayer l’épidémie. Certains craquent, et beaucoup se résignent à un long siège, d’après les témoignages recueillis par Le Figaro.
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Coronavirus en France : que faire en cas de symptômes ? January 26, 2020
Le coronavirus 2019-nCov se présente comme une infection respiratoire aiguë. Les autorités françaises appellent les personnes à risque à se surveiller, et à ne pas se déplacer aux urgences.
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Coronavirus: «L’espèce humaine n’a aucune immunité» January 25, 2020
INTERVIEW - Patrick Berche est professeur émérite à l’université de Paris et ancien directeur de l’institut pasteur de Lille.
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Coronavirus : mais au fait, c'était quoi le SRAS ? January 26, 2020
L’épidémie actuelle de 2019-nCov rappelle le souvenir du Syndrome respiratoire aigu sévère (SRAS) dû à un autre coronavirus, qui avait fait plusieurs centaines de morts en 2002 et 2003.
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Coronavirus : le point dimanche matin January 26, 2020
La France compte toujours dimanche matin trois cas confirmés de coronavirus. En Chine, épicentre de l'épidémie, le président Xi Jinping a averti que le pays faisait face à une situation "grave". Le nouveau bilan fait état de 56 morts et plus de 2 000 personnes contaminées.
Accident sur l'A35 : fin des perturbations January 26, 2020
Un accident de la route s'est produit dans la nuit de samedi à dimanche, vers 4h20, sur l'autoroute A35 à hauteur de Blotzheim, indique la Direction interdépartementale des routes de l'est (Dire).
Un tournage pour 300 millions de téléspectateurs January 26, 2020
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Gaat deze snoeiharde advocaat Harvey Weinstein uit de gevangenis houden? January 24, 2020
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Wuhan zit dicht. Alleen wie de sluipwegen kent, kan er nog uit January 24, 2020
Wuhan zit dicht. Alleen wie de sluipwegen kent, kan er nog uit. Correspondent Leen Vervaeke kon nog wel de stad in. Ze reed door verlaten straten en sprak gemaskerde inwoners.
‘Sardientjes’ tonen alternatief voor het rechts-populisme in Italië January 19, 2020
Zelfs in de meest linkse regio van Italië rukken de rechts-populisten op. Valt dat bolwerk vandaag bij de regionale verkiezingen, dan valt zo goed als zeker ook de regering. Maar het tegengeluid van de linkse ‘Sardientjes’ krijgt steeds meer aanhang, blijkt in Bologna. ‘Hier wint de Lega nooit!’
Deze Iraakse sjeik heeft een opvallende boodschap voor zijn landgenoten: ‘Koester de Amerikanen’ January 24, 2020
Terwijl duizenden landgenoten vrijdag in Bagdad schreeuwen om ‘doodskisten’ voor Amerikaanse militairen, maakt de invloedrijke sjeik Al Hais zich zorgen. Ooit bestreed hij de VS fel, maar nu is hij doodsbang dat ze vertrekken.
Hij zwijgt niet langer over ‘zijn’ Oostvaardersplassen: ‘Schande dat de politiek is gezwicht’ January 24, 2020
Na ernstige bedreigingen trok Frans Vera zich terug uit het debat over ‘zijn’ Oostvaardersplassen. Nu het beleid radicaal is omgegooid, kan hij niet langer zwijgen. ‘Hoezo massale sterfte? Dat is totale framing door activisten. En de politiek gaat erin mee.’

Podemos se apunta la subida del SMI y el PSOE se enreda con la sedición y Venezuela en los primeros días del Gobierno January 26, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (Clara Pinar/Daniel Ríos)
Díaz Ayuso homenajea a Guaidó mientras Sánchez respalda la actuación de Ábalos January 25, 2020
Juan Guaidó llega a Madrid y se dirige a los venezolanos desde la Puerta del Sol.
redaccion@20minutos.es (AGENCIAS)
¿Cómo y cuándo conseguir uno de los primeros billetes del AVE 'low cost' Madrid-Barcelona por cinco euros? January 26, 2020
Renfe pondrá a la venta desde el próximo lunes y durante diez días 1.000 billetes diarios del AVLO a Barcelona a un precio de 5 euros, según anunció el ministro de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana, José Luis Ábalos.
redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
Un hombre mata a su mujer y luego se suicida en Lugo January 26, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
¿No has pasado la ITV? La DGT puede pillarte y esta es la multa que te espera January 26, 2020
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Así es Perdita, "la peor gata del mundo", según el refugio que la pone en adopción January 26, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
Descartan que el turista chino ingresado en Granada tenga coronavirus January 26, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (EP)
El funcionamiento de un mechero podría salvar a los motores diésel January 26, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (A. Gil)

Turisti cinesi insultati e presi a sputi da banda di ragazzini a Venezia January 26, 2020
Nel gruppo, riferisce la coppia vittima dell'episodio, anche bambini di 6-7 anni. L'episodio di razzismo è probabilmente legato all'epidemia di coronavirus in corso in Asia
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
San Severo, incendio distrugge 23 mezzi per la raccolta dei rifiuti. Il sindaco: "Decisi sulla strada della legalità" January 26, 2020
I mezzi erano parcheggiati in un deposito che si trova in via Foggia, alla perfetta della città. Una coltre di fumo densa si è sollevata a causa dell'incendio ed ha reso irrespirabile l'aria a San Severo. Già altri episodi in provincia
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Omicidio a Roma nella notte. Ucciso un 43enne in semilibertà January 26, 2020
La vittima era un albanese che stava tornando in carcere, dove aveva l'obbligo di pernottamento. La polizia avvertita da una segnalazione anonima
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

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