How come there are protests everywhere?
Beyond Today11 Joulu 2019

How come there are protests everywhere?

This year has seen protests spread across the globe, from Latin America, to Hong Kong and the Middle East. While some have specific political origins within their own countries, others have similar characteristics; people fed up with inequality and corruption. We hear from Stephanie Hegarty, the BBC’s population reporter, about the tactics spreading from one protest to another, and why people are singing Baby Shark in Basra.

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University: is it worth it?

University: is it worth it?

The average student debt after a three year degree course in England is £50,000. It’s a large sum that can be off-putting when you hear tales of jobless graduates and self-made entrepreneurs. Student ...

14 Elo 201920min

Jeffrey Epstein: how much do we really know?

Jeffrey Epstein: how much do we really know?

The financier Jeffrey Epstein was in a Manhattan prison awaiting trial for sex trafficking when he was found dead in his cell last weekend. The multi-millionaire moved in the richest social circles wi...

13 Elo 201923min

How did gambling take over football?

How did gambling take over football?

Last week Championship side Derby County announced Wayne Rooney, the former England captain, would be joining the team as a player-coach on a reported £100,000-a-week contract and will wear the number...

12 Elo 201919min

Cyntoia Brown:  did Kim Kardashian get her out of prison?

Cyntoia Brown: did Kim Kardashian get her out of prison?

Cyntoia Brown was 16 when she was jailed for life for murder. This week she walked free after the Governor of Tennessee granted her clemency. She was backed by a number of powerful celebrities includ...

9 Elo 201920min

No deal: will it happen?

No deal: will it happen?

“There is no plan for no deal because we are going to get a great deal.” That’s what Boris Johnson, then Foreign Secretary, said in July 2017. A no-deal Brexit was once a fringe idea, but it’s now wha...

8 Elo 201921min

No deal: what’s going to happen to our food?

No deal: what’s going to happen to our food?

Boris Johnson’s government is “turbo-charging” plans for leaving the EU without a deal at the end of October. People are asking each other if we’re going to have enough food, whether they should be st...

7 Elo 201921min

What happens when you run out of water?

What happens when you run out of water?

The World Health Organisation predicts that by 2025 half of the world’s population will live in water-stressed areas. This means the demand for water will be more than the supply. This is already happ...

6 Elo 201916min

US shootings: can you shut down the white nationalists?

US shootings: can you shut down the white nationalists?

Two mass shootings in 24 hours have shocked America: the first in El Paso, Texas and the other in Dayton, Ohio. 29 people have lost their lives. The El Paso shooter opened fire in a Walmart store only...

5 Elo 201921min

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