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Nikki Bedi visits Cappadocia in central Turkey; known for its volcanic landscape. She meets renowned Master Potter Aydin Afacan and visits Cappadox - a festival focused on music and contemporary art.

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Katty Kay talks to Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee, who has held the Olympic record for women's long jump and heptathlon for nearly 40 years.

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Why Oz Katerji made the decision to temporarily stop reporting and help injured Ukrainians. Also on the show, what challenges do journalists face when reporting on populist movements?

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Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.

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Spencer Kelly visits research facility ETH Zurich to see the latest tech helping us learn about ecosystems and climate. Adrienne Murray goes behind the scenes at a new carbon capture plant in Iceland.

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Nikki Bedi visits Cappadocia in central Turkey; known for its volcanic landscape. She meets renowned Master Potter Aydin Afacan and visits Cappadox - a festival focused on music and contemporary art.

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In this final episode, we look at how justice catches up with the K-pop stars after accusations of filming Molka, the Korean term for secretly taking explicit photos or videos without consent.

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After a press conference billed as the most important of his career, where does this leave Joe Biden's run for President?

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Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.

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Why Oz Katerji made the decision to temporarily stop reporting and help injured Ukrainians. Also on the show, what challenges do journalists face when reporting on populist movements?

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Katty Kay talks to Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee, who has held the Olympic record for women's long jump and heptathlon for nearly 40 years.

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As thousands of steel workers' jobs hang in the balance, the town of Port Talbot is facing a crisis. Will any election promises be enough to save the town or have they arrived too late?

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Spencer Kelly visits research facility ETH Zurich to see the latest tech helping us learn about ecosystems and climate. Adrienne Murray goes behind the scenes at a new carbon capture plant in Iceland.

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Francis Bourgeois attempts to travel from the southern coast of England to the northern coast of Scotland using only British railway rolling stock.

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In this final episode, we look at how justice catches up with the K-pop stars after accusations of filming Molka, the Korean term for secretly taking explicit photos or videos without consent.

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Why Oz Katerji made the decision to temporarily stop reporting and help injured Ukrainians. Also on the show, what challenges do journalists face when reporting on populist movements?

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As demand for electricity grows, does the world have enough to keep up with demand? Where will our power come from?

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