The Late Edition
Latest Episodes
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Ben Judah and Ivor Gaber on the news stories dominating the headlines; we also flip through the latest signs of the revival of vinyl and find out what’s new on the Nordic film scene.
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Journalists Tim Marshall and Roger Boyes discuss the day’s most pressing news stories, we visit the Saatchi Gallery’s new exhibition Post Pop and review the latest Brazilian weeklies.
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As President Obama calls for calm we take a look at civil unrest in Ferguson. Plus we discuss Germany’s law to ensure women find their place in the boardroom and celebrate the life of Sambo the elephant as the Cambodian icon retires.
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Martin Plaut and Dr James Boys discuss the current wave of unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, and ask why a new arms race is brewing in Africa. We also hear from sculptor Davide Dormino and writer Charles Glass on a new artwork inspired by three of the world’s most recognisable whistleblowers.
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Jeffrey Kofman and Oscar Guardiola-Rivera discuss the day’s biggest stories, we review new art exhibitions in London, and check in with our correspondent in Strasbourg.
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Jane Kinninmont and John Everard discuss the day’s biggest news stories, we check in on the local discussion topics in Toronto and review the new films this week.
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Jim Hoare and Mary Dejevsky review the day’s biggest news. We also leaf through the freshest Italian news weeklies and meet Australian artist Leila Jeffreys, who has spent the past few years taking photos of cockatoos.
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Daniella Peled and Nina Schick discuss the day’s biggest stories, British artist Stuart Semple explains the anxiety of his generation and theatre critic Matt Wolf reviews London’s new musicals and plays.
