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Coronavirus, Jam, AI and Tomatoes
Covid-19 stats, spreading jam far and wide, cooking with AI, plus James Wong on vegetables
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Tracking Terror Suspects
Costing counter-terrorism, interrogating tomatoes, the UK's reading age, politics and GDP
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Coronavirus, emotions and guns
Numbers that matter in measuring outbreaks, smelly stats around scent and more.
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Netflix and Chill
The carbon consequence of streaming, stats on sepsis and stretching Bill Bryson to Pluto
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Going, going Ghosn
Quantifying justice in Japan, the cost of Brexit, alligator speed and Liverpool FC's luck
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Australian Animal Deaths, Carbon Emissions, Election Mystery
How many animals have died in Australia and how many Labour voters went Conservative?
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Election Special (2/2)
Labour spending plans, Conservative claims on homelessness, the SNP's education record.
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Election Special (1/2)
50,000 nurses? 40 hospitals? Corporate tax rises? Tim Harford looks at Election pledges.
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New hospitals promised, Aid to Ukraine, Bacon sandwiches
Dissecting the government’s hospitals announcement and President Trump’s Ukraine claims.
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Austerity Deaths, C-Sections and being struck by lightning.
Has Austerity caused 120 thousand deaths in the UK and does God hate men?
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Dementia, inflation and shark deaths
Health risks for presidential hopefuls, falling inflation, shark deaths and salary claims
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Maternal deaths, taxi driver earnings and statistical pop music
Are black women five times more likely to die in childbirth? Plus making pop music.
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Climate deaths, Austerity, Pet food
Challenging the idea of six billion deaths due to climate change; plus what pets eat.
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Amazon fires, State pension, American burgers
Are forest fires in Brazil the worst in recent times? What is the state pension worth?
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Exam grades, Chernobyl, Ethiopian trees
Was your A-level grade correct? Plus were 350m trees planted in one day in Ethiopia?
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Are married women flipping miserable?
Measuring happiness, university access in Scotland, plus will one in two get cancer?
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Hay Festival Special
What does it mean to say that the UK is the fifth largest economy in the world?
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Eurovision and fact-checking Naomi Wolf
The stats behind making a successful song, plus misunderstanding Victorian court records.
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Heart deaths, organised crime and gender data gaps
Are more people dying from coronary disease? Plus how we need more economic data on women.
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Sex, coal, missing people and mice
Are we having less sex? And what happened to coal? (These items are unrelated.)
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Nurses, flatmates and cats
We look into sobering statistics about nurses and some curious claims about house-sharing.
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Hottest Easter, Insects, Scottish villages
Should we be surprised Easter Monday was the hottest recorded?
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Climate change, Victorian diseases, Alcohol
Tim Harford on climate change, Victorian diseases, maths mistakes and alcohol consumption.
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Teen suicide, Brexit business moves, Wood-burner pollution
Tim Harford on teen suicide, Brexit business moves and wood-burner pollution
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Holocaust deniers, Venezuelan hyperinflation, Tinder likes
Tim Harford on Holocaust deniers, food prices in Venezuela and dating app statistics.
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Domestic Violence, Jobs, Easter Snowfall
Tim Harford on domestic violence, employment numbers, and the chance of a white Easter.
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Intersex Numbers, Fact-Checking Facebook, Jack Bogle
Tim Harford asks whether 1.7% of people are intersex, and examines false claims about MPs.
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Sugar, Outdoors Play and Planets
Tim Harford on sugar, train fares, children's outdoors play and Earth's closest neighbour.
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Loneliness, School funding, Same-sex divorce
Tim Harford on a ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ loneliness survey, school funding, same-sex divorce, loyal listeners.
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Surviving the Battle of Britain, The World Cup and domestic violence, Buckfast and arrests in Scotland
Tim Harford on Spitfire pilots, and whether football triggers violence in the home.