Identity Politics

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Identity Politics

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Jun 22, 2017

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A blood sausage, a clockwork orange and a glass of dirty water. Kate Adie introduces correspondents’ stories from around the world.

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Jun 22, 2017

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Insight, wit and analysis as BBC correspondents, journalists and writers take a closer look at the stories behind the headlines. Presented by Kate Adie and Pascale Harter.

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November 13, 2010: A dark portrait is painted by our correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes of millions of... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: There's a dilemma for Jill McGivering, covering the floods in Pakistan; Gabriel in on... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: A mesmerising speech from a great South African churchman: the retirement of Tutu is... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: After years of conflict in Uganda, the people of Acholiland are returning home; but of... by From Our Own Correspondent
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16 Oct 2010: A huge welcome -- from some at least --as the President of Iran comes to southern was... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Why are America's new breed of soldiers studying philosophy? David Edmonds is in New... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Jan 20, 2011: As the political crisis in Lebanon deepens, Jeremy Bowen explores the country's and of... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Today: We hear French lessons for an American truck driver; the surprising story of in... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: A corner of old Germany is unearthed in Latin America as Will Grant follows preparing... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Today: we hear from Aleem Maqbool in Pakistan where it's easier to blame others for to... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Why some pro-democracy candidates in Burma won't be contesting the forthcoming Pascale... by From Our Own Correspondent
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June 16, 2011: Tunisia's fragile revolution is under threat from the violent uprising in Libya. by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: The Colombian fighters who've given up the struggle, opting for education instead -- a... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Will economics force the French to rethink their lifestyles? It's a question Christian... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Feb 24, 2011: The Black Sea resort of Sochi is preparing to host the next Winter Olympics. by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Who says the Germans don't have a sense of humour? Steve Evans is in the east of the... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: Why is China restoring a British railway in Angola? Justin Rowlatt boards the Benguela... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Dec 18, 2010: Three years in America: Kevin Connolly has time to reflect as he prepares to leave an... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Dec 4, 2010: The great silence that is the legacy of genocide -- Neil Trevithick considers the of... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Nov 4, 2010: An undercover exploration of the glittering new capital city built by Burma's generals... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Jan 27, 2011: The rampant corruption that blights India's dreams of a brighter future is chronicled... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Feb 10 2011: The generals in Cairo watch and wait as the demonstrations continue: Jon Leyne their... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Feb 17, 2011: The wind of change sweeps across parts of the Middle East and North Africa -- an from... by From Our Own Correspondent
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BBC Radio 4: A big week for the Turkish Prime Minister. Jonathan Head gauges reaction to his power... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Oct 28 2010: Extra police have been drafted in to the Swedish city of Malmo -- Tim Mansel, who's a... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Nov 27, 2010: Why Pakistan's flood victims feel they've been let down by their rulers – Jill been... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Dec 11, 2010: Can America's dollars buy hearts and minds in southern Afghanistan? It's a subject has... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Mar 10, 2011: Michael Buchanan goes behind the front lines in the rebel city of Benghazi in Libya at... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Nov 20 2010: Ireland prepares to say goodbye to the best and brightest of its youth – Gavin been... by From Our Own Correspondent
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Jan 8, 2011: The assassin who was garlanded: Orla Guerin on murder on the streets of Islamabad and... by From Our Own Correspondent
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