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‘I cried when I saw scale of devastation’, Moroccan journalist describes earthquake aftermath
We spoke to Samir Bennis – editor in chief Morocco World News.
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Morocco earthquake: desperate search for survivors begins
Morocco is reeling after a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the centre of the country killing at least 1,037 people and injuring more than 1,200 others.
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‘Not being part of these collaborations would be a massive loss’, says Dame Kate Bingham as UK rejoins EU science programme
We spoke earlier to Dame Kate Bingham, who spearheaded the government’s efforts to find and manufacture covid vaccines as chair of the vaccine taskforce, is managing partner of SV Health Investors, a fund manager investing in healthcare.
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Modi’s BJP party accused of destroying thousands of Muslim homes in India
India’s ruling Hindu Nationalist party is turning the bulldozer into a political symbol and, say opponents, a means of control.
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Parties prepare for by-election after Nadine Dorries resigns
The Conservatives are facing what could be another challenging by-election after Nadine Dorries resigned from her Mid Bedfordshire seat with a scathing attack on Rishi Sunak. Tory ministers admitted they would have to “work hard” to win over votes – while Labour and the Liberal Democrats are both keen to snap up the seat, ruling…
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British Museum recovered some of the 2000 stolen artefacts says chair George Osborne
Some of the 2,000 artefacts which are thought to have been stolen from the British Museum are starting to be recovered, according to the chair of trustees George Osborne. The former chancellor apologised on behalf of the museum, but admitted more could have been done to prevent the thefts. An unnamed member of staff suspected…
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British Museum director resigns following alleged thefts of artefacts
The director of the British Museum is stepping down as soon as a replacement is appointed.
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Activist Gina Martin on changing the law on upskirting, ‘boys will be boys’, and the impact of online abuse
Gina Martin tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy about the lessons she has learnt since changing the law on upskirting, the importance of trans voices, the online abuse she has received and why the conversation around masculinity needs to change, in this episode of Ways to Change the World.
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Manchester United part ways with Mason Greenwood to prevent further ‘PR disaster’, says fanzine editor
The Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood is to leave the club after what’s being described as “mutual agreement” after an internal inquiry into his conduct.
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Sir Michael Parkinson was ‘interested in conversation which seems to be a dying art today’ says Lord Grade
Matt is joined now by Lord Grade, former chair of the BBC’s board of governors. He was also chief executive of Channel 4.
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How activist Gina Martin fought for the Voyeurism Act
Gina Martin is best known as the driving force behind the Voyeurism Act, which made upskirting – the taking of pictures under a person’s clothing without permission – a criminal offence in England and Wales after an incident that happened to her.
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Impact of junior doctor’s strike ‘particularly significant’, says NHS confederation director for acute care trusts
We spoke to Rory Deighton, the director for acute care trusts at the NHS Confederation, which represents health service employers.
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Yussef Dayes the artist at the heart of Britain’s resurgent Jazz Scene
Yussef Dayes has been hailed as one of the country’s most exciting young musicians – at the heart of a new generation of British jazz artists.
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Syria: people struggling with trauma, father who lost son in earthquake says
We spoke to Fouad Sayed Issa. He’s a youth activist and founder of the Syrian refugee-led humanitarian group ‘Violet Organization.’
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Syrian refugees struggling six months on from earthquake
It’s been six months since two massive earthquakes tore through southeast Turkey and northern Syria, leaving fifty thousand people dead. Countless more were made homeless when entire towns and cities were turned to rubble.
