Coronavirus: Guilty mums
Many parents are finding it hard to be a teacher and a parent at the same time during this pandemic. Two mums - Priya in India and Mputle in South Africa - share their experiences. Host Nuala McGovern...
6 Feb 202124min
Trump impeachment: The Republicans' dilemma
As Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial approaches, Ros Atkins looks at the decisions that Republicans face over the former US president’s role in the storming of the Capitol and in the future of t...
6 Feb 202110min
Europe’s most dangerous capital
Bucharest, in Romania, is arguably Europe’s most dangerous capital city. It’s not the crime that’s the problem – it’s the buildings. Many of them don’t comply with basic laws and building regulations....
4 Feb 202126min
Coronavirus Front Line: The search for a vaccine
Over the last few months the race has been on to create and test a vaccine for Covid -19. Over 200 are in development and some are now licensed and given to protect some of the most vulnerable in soci...
2 Feb 202127min
Compassion fatigue
Compassion fatigue has long been an issue for people in the medical and humanitarian professions. People often enter those worlds because of a desire to care, and to be compassionate towards others, b...
31 Jan 202150min
Coronavirus: Vaccine hesitancy among ethnic minorities
Millions of people across the world are currently being vaccinated against Covid-19. Black, Asian and Latino groups have been the hardest hit by the first wave of the pandemic and yet people within th...
30 Jan 202123min
The exiles: Hong Kong at a crossroads
Over a year ago, two young men who met over the internet as Hong Kong was gripped by months of pro-democracy protests. They shared a common interest in martial arts and a burning desire to resist Chin...
28 Jan 202126min
Donald Trump and me
In one of America’s reddest states, Idaho, local Republicans reflect on Donald Trump’s rise to the White House. What were their hopes for the most unconventional president in living history, what was ...
26 Jan 202127min
