Journalism is changing and so are its audiences. Strong news journalism is crucial for citizenship, so does our increasing reliance on Facebook and YouTube for news and information have serious implications for democracy?
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Numbers have come to dominate our politics – GDP, RPI, FTSE, debt ratios……But what if we are using the wrong numbers?
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A guide through the Syria conflict with one of Britain’s most experienced foreign correspondents…
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Shakespeare in the Arab world, from a production off the coast of Yemen within Shakespeare’s lifetime to an early Egyptian Hamlet that is a musical with a happy ending.
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George Orwell’s The Road to Wigan Pier is still a shocking book to read. By revisiting the road to Wigan, this podcast explores to what extent things have changed since Orwell’s time.
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Are career politicians responsible for the disengagement of the electorate?
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Mladen Ostojic explores the impact of international justice on post-conflict states that are undergoing a political transition. He asks whether international tribunals are a threat to stability in targeted countries – do justice and truth, or justice and peace, always go hand-in-hand?
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