World at One: BBC Radio 4 News

World at One: BBC Radio 4 News

Forty five minutes of news, analysis and comment with Martha Kearney and Shaun Ley

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  • Woolwich killing latest

    Thu, 23 May 13

    Duration:
    46 mins

    Available:
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    Suspects known to Security Service; Baroness Warsi on COBRA meeting; Jack Straw condemns 'stone age savagery'.

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  • The IMF and the UK economy

    Wed, 22 May 13

    Duration:
    46 mins

    Available:
    6 days remaining

    The IMF says the UK economy is showing signs of improvement but warns that a "strong recovery" has not yet taken hold. Danny Alexander for the Government and Labour's Ed Balls respond. And the recording of the dramatic moment when a survivor of the Oklahoma Tornado pulled children from the wreckage of a School.

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  • Oklahoma tornado disaster

    Tue, 21 May 13

    Duration:
    38 mins

    Available:
    5 days remaining

    Oklahoma tornado disaster kills at least 91 people - including 20 children; the family of a woman murdered by her ex-partner tells us why they're calling for a public inquiry; the fall-out over "swivel-eyed loon-gate" continues; and how The Doors put Baroque into psychedelic rock.

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  • Gay Marriage Disagreement

    Mon, 20 May 13

    Duration:
    38 mins

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    The Government's Gay Marriage Bill is attacked by Opposition and Coalition MPs; astronaut Major Tim Peake heads for the Space Station; HMS Ark Royal is scrapped.

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  • Friday 17th May 2013

    Fri, 17 May 13

    Duration:
    46 mins

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    As garment factories in Bangladesh re-open after the building collapse, we speak to a union activist and the clothing giant H&M - will conditions for workers be improved? The union representing full-time firefighters' has attacked a report calling for radical reform of the fire service in England. We'll hear what the part-timers think. And why more young people than ever before are developing diabetes.

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