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Angry protests over safety of women in India
The father of a trainee doctor whose rape and murder at a state-run hospital has rocked India, says he is determined to get justice for his only child.
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Democrats ‘not been this joyous, happy, confident, united’ in years, says strategist
We’re joined by Simon Rosenberg, a party strategist who founded the New Democrat Network.
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FactCheck: what are the symptoms of mpox and are there UK cases?
What is mpox, what are the symptoms and is there a vaccine?
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‘We need to address mpox at the source’, says children charity
We spoke to Greg Ramm, Save The Children’s Democratic Republic of the Congo’s country director.
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Children in care: ‘I felt like an animal, like a piece of rubbish’
Being put into care miles away from home can have a devastating impact on young lives, as one young woman explained to Ayshah Tull.
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How should the UK deal with child offenders?
Some of the country’s leading justice groups say children should no longer be put in prison – arguing that the system is beyond reform.
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Project 2025: doomsday for Democrats and denial from Republicans – but what is it?
Project 2025. Two words that Kamala Harris nearly always mentions on the stump, and it is always greeted with boos from the crowd. For Democrats, it is the coming doomsday.
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UK riots: ‘Absolutely, we can cope with this’, says Chief Constable
We spoke to Chief Constable BJ Harrington, Public Order lead for the National Police Chiefs’ Council.
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‘Anything that adds to the combustibility of prisons is a risk’ – prisons inspector
We spoke to His Majesty’s Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor, and started by asking whether an already stretched prison system can cope with an influx of convicted rioters.
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‘This is not protest, we will arrest you’, says Police Chiefs’ Council
As the disorder in Rotherham was just beginning to unfold, we spoke to Chief Constable BJ Harrington, Public Order lead for the National Police Chiefs’ Council.
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‘There were a whole string of projects that were never funded’ says chief secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones
The chief secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones joined us from Westminster.
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France rail network crippled by sabotage attacks ahead of Paris Olympics
Paris has been lit up with the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. But not everyone who hoped to be there will make it, after the co-ordinated arson attacks which plunged the country’s rail network into disarray.
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Amanda Abbington on Strictly experience – full interview
The actor Amanda Abbington says she first complained to the BBC about her dance partner Giovanni Pernice within days of starting Strictly Come Dancing.
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Police to use ‘anti-terror’ methods to tackle violence against women and girls
We spoke to Maggie Blyth – who’s the National Police Chiefs Council lead on violence against women and girls – about what she describes as an ‘epidemic’.
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CrowdStrike: How an IT outage caused worldwide havoc
Flights were cancelled, trains delayed, shop tills stopped working and TV stations went off the air. All because of a faulty upgrade to a cyber security software system which triggered a global meltdown.