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NHS on the brink. Part 1. Are GP surgeries close to breaking point?
In the first episode of our two-part series on the NHS in crisis, we look at primary care and the GP practices that are trying to get back to normal when normality still feels so out of reach.
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KSI: From YouTuber to chart-topper
Krishnan speaks to KSI about his career as a musician, how boxing has helped him and how he deals with racism in the industry.
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‘Deep devolution to all parts of the UK is the answer’ – Andy Burnham
Andy speaks to Krishnan about his experience leaving the north for Cambridge university, why he feels devolution is the way forward for the UK and how he thinks Westminster needs to change.
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Some effects could have been mitigated if we had taken climate scientists warnings seriously, says German Green Party
We spoke to Jutta Paulus, a German MEP for the Green Party, and began by asking her about the situation.
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Damon Albarn: Blur frontman says the government lacks ‘empathy’ for arts
After 18 months not performing for a live audience, Damon Albarn will be on stage soon at the Manchester International Festival.
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Conservative Party “will suffer” after overseas aid cut says Tory MP
I spoke to the former International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell.
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‘Politicians are part of the problem’ – Darren Lewis on racism in football
We were joined by the writer, activist and author of Think Like a White Man, Nels Abbey, and assistant editor at The Daily Mirror, Darren Lewis.
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Cuba protests: Thousands take part in biggest anti-government demonstrations in decades
Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Cuba to protest against the desperate economic crisis, in the country’s biggest demonstrations for decades.
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‘Racism should not be used as a party political matter’, says Tory MP Damian Green
We were joined by Damian Green, the former cabinet minister and member of the Commons culture select committee.
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England ready to face Ukraine in Euro 2020 quarter-finals
England prepare for their Euros clash with Ukraine tonight in Rome, hoping to make it through to their first European championship semi-final for 25 years.
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Artist Ai WeiWei on centenary of Chinese Communist Party
We spoke to the Chinese dissident, the artist Ai WeiWei, who is currently living in Portugal, and began by asking him how he felt about the Chinese Communist Party turning 100.
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Xi Jinping warns China won’t be bullied as Chinese Communist Party turns 100
China’s President Xi Jinping has marked the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party with a stark warning that anyone who tries to bully the country, he said, would have “their heads bashed and bloodied”.
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‘Sajid Javid’s appointment offers real opportunities to deal with underlying problems’, says former department of health permanent secretary
We were joined by Dame Una O’brien, who was permanent secretary at the Department of Health from 2010 until 2016.
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Schoolchildren complain of being unfairly punished for taking part in pro-Palestine protests
Last month’s war in Gaza led to widespread protests including in schools, largely organised on TikTok.
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Partner of ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson heartbroken by ‘brutal’ police actions
The partner of ex-football star Dalian Atkinson, who died after being Tasered and kicked by a police officer, has said she is heartbroken by the “brutal” way he was treated.
