5 November 2019
Episode 2013
30 minutes
Juliette Foster and Jonathan Fenby discuss the news stories of the day as the US informs the UN of its intention to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate change. Plus: Turkey’s plan to send captured IS fighters back to their home countries and how Microsoft in Japan boosted its employees’ productivity by up to 40 per cent.
5 November 2019
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