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The World at One Highlights Episodes

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    Andrew Griffith: Banks must restore trust after Farage row

    Treasury Minister says banks must explain to customers why their account is being closed.

  2. Andrei Kortunov: Defeat in Ukraine politically too risky for Putin

    Former supporter Andrei Kortunov on why Putin needs to claim victory in Ukraine.

  3. Anders Fogh Rasmussen: German "hesitation" has benefited Putin

    Former NATO leader says it's "high time" Germany despatched tanks to Ukraine's military.

  4. Amos Yadlin: "We have to be ready that another front will open."

    The Retired Major General Discusses Israel鈥檚 National Security.

  5. Ambassador: EU gas targets may force Germany to curb home heating

    Miguel Berger on why an EU deal to cut gas use by 15% may leave Germans in the cold.

  6. Allegra Stratton: I don't believe Johnson lied about partygate

    Former spokesperson Allegra Stratton on why she remains fond of Boris Johnson.

  7. Alicia Kearns: "If I was a dual national, I would be leaving" Iran

    Tory MP warns the arrest of British-Iranians is "industrialised taking of state hostages"

  8. Aid agencies are struggling to help hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians in Gaza.

    Israeli government says agencies must "get their act together and provide the support."

  9. Afghanistan Aid: 鈥淭he biggest culprit is the UK鈥�

    Sir Mark Lowcock on the lack of funding as humanitarian needs grow globally.

  10. Abused by your child

    The World At One's Sarah Montague explores the issue

  11. Abuse of MPs 'becoming almost uncontrollable'

    MP Mike Freer says a fire at his office is one of a long list of attacks he's endured.

  12. A Ukrainian family escapes from a city under attack.

    Daniel spoke to the World at One from the road, with his wife and children in the car.

  13. A new anthem for a new King

    Mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins sings 'God Save the King' for the first time.

  14. A Life in the Day Of: Simon Armitage's ode to probation officers

    The Poet Laureate has written a new poem for the Probation Service and its officers

  15. 9/11 families demand plea deals for Guantanamo inmates

    As some trial evidence is ruled inadmissible, families seek justice by another route.

  16. 45p tax cut U-turn ignites Conservative conference debate

    Sarah Montague tests the mood of party conference delegates

  17. 鈥淵es, it鈥檚 a third World War鈥�

    Putin鈥檚 former spokesperson Sergei Markov says Russia鈥檚 fight is against the West

  18. 鈥淲e鈥檝e all got to pull down barriers鈥�

    Miriam Margolyes on being an LGBTQ+ pioneer and posing for Vogue, aged 82.

  19. 鈥淭he biggest trauma for me was the continual cover up鈥�

    Hillsborough survivor Dr Anne Eyre on why an apology from police is welcome - 34 years on.

  20. 鈥淧lease help, please tell us what鈥檚 going on鈥�

    Britons trapped by fighting in Sudan call on the government to offer more help.

  21. 鈥淗e was as trusted by managers as by the viewership鈥︹��

    Clyve Tyldesley remembers John Motson, who inspired him to be a commentator.

  22. 鈥淔ebruary 28 was the last day we had electricity 鈥� that鈥檚 when the hell began"

    Elena Selenko a Ukrainian journalist talks about living in Mariupol after Russia invaded

  23. "You're not rehabilitating someone if they're banged up for 22 hours a day"

    Chief Inspector of Prisons, Charlie Taylor criticises the overcrowding in jails

  24. "You need to understand nature, to become one with the wave"

    Big wave surfing champion Sebastian Steudtner reflects on the death of Marcio Friere.

  25. "You cannot resolve this problem by terror or bombing"

    Can diplomacy cut through the deep-set views on both sides of the Israel Gaza war?

  26. "You can't overestimate the importance of Jeff Beck for guitarists"

    Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett remembers Jeff Beck, who has died aged 78.

  27. "Windrush Glowing on the Strand"

    Sir Ben Okri reflects on 75th anniversary of the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush.

  28. "When you're writing history, you're writing the present"

    Lucy Cardwell on winning the Walter Scott prize for historical fiction with 'These Days'.

  29. "We've climbed on here because Shell have announced huge profits... gained by funding climate destruction"

    Greenpeace activist Imogen Michel speaks from the top of a Shell oil rig.

  30. "We've basically been told you cannot fall in love with a foreigner"

    Under new government rules Raquel doesn't earn enough for her husband to live in the UK.

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