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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Scully: Britain owns sculpture, the Germans own painting

    Artist Sean Scully reflects on the interplay of sculpture and landscape in his new show.

  2. Scotland's drug problem

    Despite the number of deaths dropping, Scotland retains the worst drug record in Europe

  3. Scientists identify the gene that causes morning sickness.

    Charlotte Howden runs Pregnancy Sickness Support following her debilitating experience.

  4. Sarah Montague on The Big Dipper

    We took it back to 2005 when Sarah rode with Lord McNally on the Today programme

  5. Sammy Wilson: President Biden is "anti-British"

    The Democratic Unionist MP says Mr Biden is interfering with politics in Northern Ireland

  6. Sajid Javid calls for NHS reform

    The former health secretary wants a 'Royal Commission' to see how to fix the NHS.

  7. Sadiq Khan warns he may declare no-confidence in new Met Commissioner

    Mayor says the new Met police boss must show they understand the scale of change needed.

  8. Rwanda plan: Where does the government go from here?

    We speak to a Rwandan government spokesperson and Lord David Walker, Bishop of Manchester

  9. Russian terms to end Ukraine war "a sign of weakness"

    Zelensky advisor Alexander Rodnyansky says Ukraine "will not submit" to Russian demands.

  10. Russian spies on the high seas

    DR's Neils Fastrup explains how he discovered Russian spies posing as researchers at sea.

  11. Russia "will seize" Severodonetsk unless West sends weapons

    District head Roman Vlasenko says troops need more weapons or Russia will overpower them.

  12. Russell Brand scandal: Media "still protecting" big stars

    Zelda Perkins, who exposed Harvey Weinstein, accuses the industry of "selective morality"

  13. Running the world's most remote post office, in Antarctica

    Sara Monetta speaks to the British women running the remote post office in Port Lockroy.

  14. Running the world's most remote post office, in Antarctica

    Sara Monetta speaks to the British women running the post office in Port Lockroy.

  15. Royals "have case to answer" for slave trade reparations

    Barbados reparations taskforce member David Comissiong says the Royal family should pay.

  16. Rory Stewart: Sudan is "the litmus test" for the international community

    The former minister for Africa tells us what the international community can do for Sudan

  17. Rolling Stones announce first album in 18 years

    We hear from Tim Burgess of The Charlatans

  18. Roger Waters to re-make The Dark Side of the Moon

    Journalist Tristram Fane Saunders reflects on interviewing the former Pink Floyd member

  19. Rishi Sunak promises to 鈥榝undamentally change鈥� UK

    PM鈥檚 plans were news to Kevin Hollinrake - the minister sent to explain.

  20. Rishi Sunak pledges support for a Truss government

    The would-be PM insists he could still win but will remain loyal to the party regardless.

  21. Richard Ratcliffe: I fear the rise of 'execution diplomacy'

    Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband worries Iran is ratcheting up "hostage diplomacy".

  22. Rhona Hotchkiss: Build separate jails for trans prisoners

    Former prison governor says the case of rapist Isla Bryson's shows the need for change.

  23. Refugees minister: we'll process Ukraine visas in 48 hours

    The Refugees minister tells us Ukraine visas should now be approved within 48 hours.

  24. Radioactive 'Tic Tac' found in the Australian Outback

    How a tiny radioactive capsule was recovered in the Australian outback.

  25. Putin "will make good" on nuclear threat

    Former advisor Andrei Illarionov on why he believes Putin's nuclear threat.

  26. Prosecutor: Targeting civilians deliberately is 'off limits'

    International Criminal Court chief Karim Khan says Hamas & Israel must heed warfare laws.

  27. Postal workers strike for "pay justice"

    CWU boss Dave Ward and Royal Mail's Simon Thompson on why the two sides can't agree.

  28. Polish Deputy Foreign Minister: MiG aircraft offer still on the table

    Marcin Przydacz, Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister on Zelensky's call for more equipment

  29. Police chief: Suella Braverman's rhetoric risks creating 'greater victimisation and descrimination'

    Paul Fotheringham warns against the home secretary's remarks on political activism

  30. PMQs digest: Dame Andrea Leadsom and Emily Thornberry

    Sunak and Starmer argue over immigration, Suella Braverman, and inflation

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