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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.
The Spectator
Brexit bill passed: what next? January 23, 2020
With Katy Balls and James Forsyth. Presented by Isabel Hardman.
The Spectator
Can the Lords thwart Boris's plans? January 22, 2020
With James Forsyth and Katy Balls. Presented by Cindy Yu.
The Spectator
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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Boris's HS2 headache January 20, 2020
With James Forsyth and Isabel Hardman. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator

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 […]
The Spectator
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 […]
The Spectator
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 […]
The Spectator
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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AD ALTA VOCE del 24/01/2020 - #10 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 24, 2020
Valentina Carnelutti legge Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi P10
WIKIRADIO del 23/01/2020 - JONAS MEKAS raccontato da Roberto Silvestri January 23, 2020
JONAS MEKAS raccontato da Roberto Silvestri
AD ALTA VOCE del 23/01/2020 - #9 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 23, 2020
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AD ALTA VOCE del 22/01/2020 - #8 Febbre di Jonathan Bazzi January 22, 2020
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WIKIRADIO del 22/01/2020 - CESARE MALTONI raccontato da Milena Gabanelli January 22, 2020
CESARE MALTONI raccontato da Milena Gabanelli

Democrats say Trump 'worked hard' on Ukraine cover-up, shows no remorse January 25, 2020
U.S. President Donald Trump was the ringleader of an effort to coerce Ukraine to dig up dirt on a domestic political rival, "worked hard" to cover it up and has shown no remorse, Democratic lawmakers said on Friday in his impeachment trial.
'Constitutional crime:' Quotes from the fourth day of Trump's impeachment trial January 25, 2020
U.S. House of Representatives Democrats on Friday wrap up their arguments in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump in the U.S. Senate.
'Take her out' - recording appears to have Trump calling for ambassador's ouster -ABC News January 25, 2020
An audio recording appeared to capture U.S. President Donald Trump calling in 2018 for the firing of the then U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, a main figure in the series of events that led to his impeachment, ABC News reported on Friday.

China coronavirus: Death toll rises as disease spreads January 25, 2020
Fifteen more people have been killed by the virus in China, as the country celebrates Lunar New Year.
Turkey earthquake: At least 14 dead as buildings collapse January 24, 2020
At least 14 people are killed and buildings collapse after the 6.8 magnitude quake.
Trump impeachment trial: What happened so far January 24, 2020
As prosecution gives way to defence, we look back at what you might have missed and what to expect.
Iran raid left '34 US troops with traumatic brain injuries' January 24, 2020
The Pentagon announcement comes after President Trump dismissed the injuries as "headaches".
Facebook and YouTube moderators sign PTSD disclosure January 25, 2020
Content moderators review hundreds of disturbing images each day for social media sites.

Impeachment-Verfahren: Donald Trump greift Eröffnungsplädoyers der Ankläger an January 25, 2020
Der US-Präsident wirft dem Anklageteam vor, nur alte Fakten zu präsentieren. Seine Gegner kontern: Die Republikaner weigerten sich, neue Zeugen zuzulassen.
ZEIT ONLINE: Ausland - Sophia Hofer
Harvey Weinstein: Hollywoodproduzent wollte offenbar Frauen ausspionieren lassen January 25, 2020
Ein Privatermittler sollte 2017 für Harvey Weinstein dutzende Frauen beobachten. Er fürchtete, sie könnten sich Journalisten gegenüber negativ über sein Verhalten äußern.
ZEIT ONLINE: Film - Julica Jungehülsing
19. Spieltag: BVB gewinnt gegen den 1. FC Köln January 24, 2020
Mit einem klaren Sieg gegen den 1. FC Köln setzt Borussia Dortmund seine Aufholjagd in Richtung Meisterschaft fort. Der Spielbericht
ZEIT ONLINE: Sport - Sophia Hofer

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.
DAX auf Rekordhoch - Was heißt das für Verbraucher? January 22, 2020
Der deutsche Aktienindex erreichte heute mit 13.640 Punkten vorübergehend ein neues Allzeithoch. Dieter Reeg berichtet aus aus dem Börsenstudio Frankfurt, wie es zu dem neuen Rekordwert gekommen ist. Was ein hoher DAX-Wert für uns Verbraucher bedeutet, darüber spricht Claudia Aichberger mit Christine Bergmann aus der BR-Wirtschaftsredaktion.

Coronavirus: trois premiers cas confirmés en France January 24, 2020
Des patients à Paris et Bordeaux ont été placés en isolement vendredi après avoir été contaminés par le virus chinois.
Etienne Jacob
EN DIRECT - Un troisième cas de coronavirus confirmé en France January 24, 2020
Les autorités chinoises ont relevé ce vendredi le bilan à 26 morts et 830 cas.«Il est trop tôt» pour déclarer une urgence internationale, selon l'OMS, mais «cela pourrait le devenir» a indiqué la veille l'organisation internationale.
Etienne Jacob, Yohan Blavignat, Roland Gauron, Margaux d'Adhémar de Cransac
Coronavirus: «L’espèce humaine n’a aucune immunité» January 23, 2020
INTERVIEW - Patrick Berche est professeur émérite à l’université de Paris et ancien directeur de l’institut pasteur de Lille.
Cécile Thibert
Cirque du Soleil, Cité Interdite, Nouvel An... En Chine, la vie culturelle bouleversée par le Coronavirus January 24, 2020
Spectacles annulés, sorties de films repoussées, monuments fermés... Les répercussions du virus se font sentir de Pékin à Wuhan.
AFP agence, Le figaro.fr
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.
Sébastien Falletti

La « bataille de Mulhouse » : découvrez notre websérie January 24, 2020
Dans 50 jours, les Mulhousiens devront choisir leur prochain conseil municipal. Cinq têtes de listes se sont déjà engagées dans la bataille, et d’autres s’apprêtent encore à les rejoindre. Leur point commun : elles pensent être les mieux à même de diriger la ville. Leurs divergences ? Nombreuses. Pour s’y retrouver, nous sommes allés à leur rencontre. Retrou […]
Français disparus en motoneige au Québec : un premier corps retrouvé January 24, 2020
La police canadienne indique vendredi qu'un corps a été retrouvé au Québec après l'accident de motoneige qui a fait cinq disparus.
Coronavirus: un troisième cas confirmé en France January 24, 2020
La ministre des Solidarités et de la Santé Agnès Buzyn a indiqué vendredi soir que deux cas confirmés du nouveau coronavirus chinois ont été recensés en France, à Bordeaux et Paris. Un troisième a été annoncé dans la soirée. Les trois patients avaient séjourné en Chine et sont hospitalisés avec des mesures «d’isolement». […]

Bij de jaarlijkse vogeltelling zijn het niet alleen de vogels die tellen January 24, 2020
Tienduizenden beleven er komend weekeinde weer een plezierig half uur aan in achtertuin of balkon. Maar heeft de jaarlijkse Nationale Tuinvogeltelling ook zin?
Maximaal 30 kilometer per uur in heel Amsterdam, is dat haalbaar? January 24, 2020
De gemeente Amsterdam gaat onderzoeken of een maximumsnelheid van 30 kilometer per uur in de hele stad kan worden ingevoerd. Geen gek idee, denkt stadsverslaggever Marcel van Lieshout, maar eenvoudig is het niet.
De herdenking van de bevrijding van Auschwitz dreigt uit te lopen op pijnlijke verdeeldheid January 23, 2020
De herdenking van de bevrijding van Auschwitz, komende maandag is het 75 jaar geleden, dreigt uit te lopen op pijnlijke verdeeldheid. In Warschau, Moskou en Berlijn is een roep ontstaan waarbij het eigen leed en de eigen offers belangrijker worden geacht dan die van de ander. Wordt hier de geschiedenis herschreven?
Is de hack van Amazon-baas Jeff Bezos reden om WhatsApp te verwijderen? January 24, 2020
Amazon-oprichter Jeff Bezos is het slachtoffer geweest van een geavanceerde WhatsApp-hack. Moet de app nu door iedereen in de ban worden gedaan? Vijf vragen.
Universiteit Maastricht betaalde hackers kwart miljoen euro January 24, 2020
De Universiteit Maastricht (UM) heeft tussen de 200 duizend en 300 duizend euro betaald aan hackers die het universiteitssysteem met gijzelsoftware hadden vergrendeld. Het bestuur van de universiteit zag zich genoodzaakt te betalen omdat ook de back-up gekaapt was.

La sorella del migrante morto al Cpr di Gradisca: "Vakhtang è stato ucciso" January 24, 2020
"Lui era sanissimo, l’hanno picchiato ma a chi volete che importi di un migrante morto? Giustizia? Per noi non cambia nulla, ma dateci la sua salma". Il 38enne georgiano, trovato privo di conoscenza nella sua cella, è morto sabato scorso all'ospedale di Gorizia
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
"Verdini mi diceva chi accusare". Le nuove rivelazioni dell’avvocato Amara sui depistaggi Eni January 24, 2020
I pm: “Un complotto per salvare Descalzi dai processi”. L’azienda replica: “Attacchi da pregiudicati, siamo parte lesa”
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Valenza, maestra d'asilo trovata morta in casa: ferita alla testa, è omicidio January 24, 2020
L'allarme lanciato dal marito, che ha trovato il cadavere. La donna aveva 41 anni
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

Vol de nuit, Volo di notte, Nachtflug

Vol de nuit; volo di notte; Nachtflug

Ces hommes croient que leur lampe luit pour l’humble table, mais à quatre-vingts kilomètres d’eux, on est déjà touché par l’appel de cette lumière, comme s’ils la balançaient désespérés, d’une île déserte, devant la mer. Quegli uomini credono che il lume brilli per il loro umile desco, ma a ottanta chilometri di distanza c’è qualcuno […]

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