The Late Edition
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We discuss Latin America’s reaction to CIA interrogation methods, review the latest Bollywood films, and meet one of the neighbours of Monocle’s new Tokyo bureau.
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We ask how much might George W Bush have known about the CIA’s interrogation methods? There’s also book recommendations for the holiday season, and we preview the nominees for the Golden Globe awards.
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As the CIA torture report makes headlines globally, we discuss its implications. We also hear from author Tom Chesshyre on life in the Maldives away from the honeymoon resorts and we review the latest dance shows.
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We find out the top news stories of the day with John Everard and Samira Shackle, review the French weekly papers, and get the lowdown on new Brazilian music releases.
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We discuss Uruguay’s receipt of Guantanamo detainees, examine the recent cyber attack on Sony Pictures, ask what recent changes at The New Republic suggest about the state of American media, and we learn about Lunar Mission One’s plan to survey the Moon’s South Pole.
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George Brock and Mary Dejevsky discuss the day’s biggest news stories, we round up the highlights of Art Basel Miami, and critic Tim Robey reviews the latest film releases.
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Samira Shackle and Isabel Hilton discuss the day’s top stories, we browse through some fresh Japanese weeklies, and get book recommendations from Sharmaine Lovegrove.
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A discussion of the day’s biggest news stories, plus we review a London exhibition showing sketches of famous buildings, machines and fictional characters, and explore the most exciting new television worldwide.
