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Chapter 1
Photo London
Art adviser Kathlene Fox-Davies discusses the third edition of Photo London, the capital’s biggest photography art fair, which takes place this weekend at Somerset House.
10 minutes
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Chapter 2
Pete Naughton’s podcast review
Journalist Pete Naughton joins Holly Fisher in the studio to discuss the BBC’s foray into the world of podcasting and a show that’s taking the temperature of global politics made by Cambridge University, ‘Talking Politics’.
9 minutes
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Chapter 3
John Mitchinson’s book review
Unbound co-founder John Mitchinson brings in two of his favourite books this month: Megan Hunter’s ‘The End We Start From’ and Richard Ford’s memoir ‘Between Them’.
12 minutes
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Chapter 4
The journey of ‘The Journey’
A new movie called ‘The Journey’ tells how the leaders of the warring tribes of unionists and nationalists in Northern Ireland risked the wrath of their followers to rescue a faltering peace process. It’s a narrative that should appeal to audiences at home and abroad but, as Ian Wylie reports from Belfast, the movie’s struggles to get a theatrical release – despite a highly regarded cast, experienced producer and film festival plaudits – demonstrate the increasing difficulty in bringing independent films to a cinema screen near you.
7 minutes
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Chapter 5
Global countdown: Portugal
Fernando Augusto Pacheco joins Chris Lord in the studio to discuss what’s made it into Portugal’s top-five music chart this week.
6 minutes
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