World at One and PM Highlights Episodes Episode guide
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BBC 100: The 1930s
Derek McCulloch interviews a young boy at Lords Cricket ground on Children's Hour in 1936
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BBC 100: The 1920s
Prof Jean Seaton, Official BBC historian, discusses the first decade of the corporation
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Barry Cryer pays tribute to Barry Cryer
Comedian and writer Barry Cryer pays tribute to himself with Paddy O'Connell in 2012.
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Baroness Kennedy condemns ‘humanitarian city’ plans in Gaza
She speaks to the World at One’s Sarah Montague.
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Baroness Kate Fall: "He's keen to serve his country again."
Kate Fall and Katy Balls give their reaction to David Cameron's surprise return.
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Bank of England needs “tough response” to pound’s fall
Jim O'Neill said the bank have been timid in raising interest rates so far
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Bank of England interest rate rise "disastrous error"
Former MPC member Professor David Blanchflower predicts the Bank will do a "rapid U-turn".
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Autumn Statement "compassionately" rebalances economy
Treasury Minister Victoria Atkins denies spending cuts and tax rises go too far.
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Asylum Seekers: "There was no protection for me. I couldn't go to the police because of my sexuality."
The Home Secretary says discrimination for being gay is not enough to qualify for asylum.
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Arseniy Yatsenyuk: Putin will face trial for crimes against humanity
Why Ukraine's former PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk believes Putin will face genocide charges.
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Are we a country obsessed with sandwiches?
Sandwich enthusiast, Max Halley, on "creating perfection between two slices of bread."
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Are social media apps a 'gateway' to underage vaping?
Vaping and drugs have become more accessible to young people through TikTok & Snapchat
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Are retro workout classes making a comeback?
Mr Motivator on the joys of the step aerobics comeback.
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Are nicotine pouches the new vapes?
What is 'snus' and how many people are using it in the UK?
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Are Israel and Hamas on the brink of a hostage deal and pause in the conflict?
Daniel Levy is a former Israeli peace negotiator.
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Anthony Lloyd on Ukraine
The Times' War Correspondent who recently returned from reporting on the frontline.
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Anneka Rice: "I'd like to put my wax work head on the kitchen table."
Why do wax works go wrong so often? Anneka Rice tells us why she loved hers.
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Ann Widdecombe and Gyles Brandreth remeber Len Goodman.
Former lead Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman has died aged 78.
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Angela Rayner: Deputy PM's resignation letter "lacks any self-awareness"
The deputy leader of the Labour Party says the PM's response to Raab was "appalling"
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Andy Street says the government must not 'flip flop about' on HS2
The West Midlands Mayor warns Rishi Sunak against giving up on the second leg of HS2.
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Andy Malkinson: 'There isn't any aspect of this case that can avoid public scrutiny'
DNA of another man was identified three years after Malkinson was wrongly jailed for rape
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Andy Burnham calls for an independent inquiry into Andy Malkinson case
Andy Malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit
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Andrew Griffith: Banks must restore trust after Farage row
Treasury Minister says banks must explain to customers why their account is being closed.
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Andrei Kortunov: Defeat in Ukraine politically too risky for Putin
Former supporter Andrei Kortunov on why Putin needs to claim victory in Ukraine.
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen: German "hesitation" has benefited Putin
Former NATO leader says it's "high time" Germany despatched tanks to Ukraine's military.
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Amos Yadlin: "We have to be ready that another front will open."
The Retired Major General Discusses Israel’s National Security.
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Ambassador: EU gas targets may force Germany to curb home heating
Miguel Berger on why an EU deal to cut gas use by 15% may leave Germans in the cold.
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Amar Latif: "That wild follows you back in your mind"
Why the 'Blind Adventurer' wants us all to join the Ramblers on a hike in the wilderness.
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Allegra Stratton: I don't believe Johnson lied about partygate
Former spokesperson Allegra Stratton on why she remains fond of Boris Johnson.
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Alicia Kearns: "If I was a dual national, I would be leaving" Iran
Tory MP warns the arrest of British-Iranians is "industrialised taking of state hostages"