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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Finding the 'ghost children' missing from Britain's classrooms

    Where are the 100,000 children missing from full-time education since the pandemic began?

  2. Feargal Sharkey: Housing pollution rule changes "utter shambles鈥�

    Clean rivers campaigner says ministers have "left the environment to fend for itself".

  3. Father O'Riordan: "If we were in hell before, we're now in the deepest levels"

    Jesuit Refugee Service priest on the misery the earthquake has heaped on war-torn Aleppo.

  4. Farwzia Koofi: "She texted me and she said, 'it's too much now'"

    Why Mursal Nabizada - shot dead at the weekend - decided she wanted to leave Afghanistan.

  5. Farne Islands Diary: Battling bird flu off the Northumberland coast

    National Trust ranger Rosie Parsons describes counting bird eggs in a hazmat suit.

  6. Farne Islands Diary: Battling bird flu off the Northumberland coast

    National Trust ranger Rosie Parsons describes counting bird eggs in a hazmat suit.

  7. Family "devastated" by Tabhaz's ongoing detention in Iran

    US-UK national Morad Tabhaz remains in custody as Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe leaves Iran.

  8. Fake news means we need Leveson 2, says Sir Brian Leveson

    The second stage of the inquiry is needed now more than ever, according to Leveson

  9. Experts call for Letby inquiry changes

    Experts who believe Lucy Letby's conviction is unsafe want the public inquiry revised.

  10. Euro 2020: A letter to Wales

    Euro 2020: An open letter to Wales from comedian 鈥� and football fan 鈥� Esyllt Sears.

  11. EU's expectations of any new PM "pretty low"

    Sir Ivan Rogers says the EU will "give up on London" if the Brexit policy doesn't change.

  12. Estonia "more than sure" Ukraine will get Leopard tanks

    Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur says Germany will allow other nations to send tanks.

  13. Eric Ravilious: The forgotten war artist remembered

    A new film places the World War II artist in the ranks of Britain's greatest painters.

  14. Equinor: If the UK needs the oil, Rosebank will deliver

    Director Alex Grant insists not all oil produced off the Scottish coast will go abroad.

  15. Environment Agency: Forecast rain "won't stop the drought"

    John Curtin says parts of England will still be in drought next year.

  16. English cricket branded 鈥榬acist, sexist and elitist鈥�

    Azeem Rafiq says he hopes those who have suffered feel heard

  17. England beat Australia to reach Women's World Cup final

    We get reaction from Kate Dale of 'This Girl Can' and ex Aussie diplomat Alexander Downer

  18. Elon Musk "bought a Nokia for an iPhone price"

    Former Twitter VP Bruce Daisley says investors will be looking for a hefty return.

  19. El-Erian: Protect the UK's most vulnerable from stagflation

    Dr Mohamed El-Erian warns the government cannot counteract stagflation forces in the UK.

  20. Ed Miliband: Labour "100% not abandoning" green pledge

    Shadow Climate Change Secretary insists 拢28bn a year will be spent on green industries.

  21. Ed Balls: From the cabinet to choirmaster.

    Former Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls

  22. Dorries blames MPs with "personal ambition" for calls to oust Johnson

    Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries insists there's broad support for the PM's leadership.

  23. Donaldson: PM knows it's time for action on Northern Ireland Protocol

    DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says unionist support for the Protocol is non-existent.

  24. Does Sir Keir Starmer need to 'get a spine' on strikes?

    USDAW's Paddy Lillis warns fellow union bosses to attack the Tories rather than Labour.

  25. Does losing your sight or hearing that make you better at music?

    Music professor Adam Ockelford on how he discovered Lucy, the blind winner of The Piano.

  26. Do you know your Queen's English from your Estuary accent?

    According to a new study The Kings English and cockney are hardly spoken any more.

  27. Do Israeli's still support Prime Minister Netanyahu's strategy in Gaza?

    Leader of Israel's Labor Party, Merav Michaeli, on the divisions in Israel's politics.

  28. Do British women drink too much?

    Shaparak Khorsandi and landlady Katie Baldock on British women's drinking culture.

  29. Dido Harding: Politicians must watch their language on NHS

    The former head of NHS Improvement warns 鈥渢he fish rots from the head

  30. Davis: PM must shoulder blame for parties or quit.

    Tory MP David Davis says Boris Johnson must shoulder the blame for 'partygate' or quit.

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