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Trump forced to drain reflecting pool swamp – Podcast | American politics

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC needs to be drained again. Donald Trump has attributed the vandalism to the failure to keep the water “American flag blue”. But what if this small reservoir of water is proof that the President can’t get further than the truth? Jonathan Friedland talks to Arwa Mahdavi about

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Brexit: An Oral History – Podcast

This week marks 10 years since Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. In a series of interviews with key players on both sides, Kiran Stacey looks back at the Brexit vote that changed the country forever Read the full Guardian article on Brexit here continue reading…

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A British woman was strangled to death in Britain – why did the US military listen to her case? – Podcast | U.S. military

A little-known system in which US military personnel are tried through courts martial for alleged crimes committed in Britain is under increasing scrutiny. One person who has gone through that system is academic Sarah Steele. Steele told Guardian investigative correspondent Harry Davies that her case was taken up by the US military justice system, after

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Greens on CGT negative gearing deal with Larissa Waters and Labor – Australian Politics Podcast | Australian politics

This week, Labor secured a deal with the Greens to pass its reforms to capital gains tax exemptions and negative gearing. The Greens were unable to negotiate a more ambitious proposal to remove grandfathering or limit the number of negatively affected properties, but the party’s leader, Larissa Waters, says the deal was the best they

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Desperate search for survivors after deadly Venezuela earthquake – Latest | Venezuela

Rescue efforts are underway in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes caused buildings to collapse and at least 164 people died, and there are fears that the death toll could rise significantly. The country’s interim leader Delsey Rodriguez has declared a state of emergency, saying 971 people were injured and more were feared dead. Lucy Huff

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Newsroom Edition: What can Albanese learn from Starmer’s downfall? – The Whole Story Podcast | Australian politics

This week, Anthony Albanese’s UK counterpart, Keir Starmer, resigned as prime minister, bowing to mounting pressure. Many comparisons have been made between the pair, with the latter falling in the polls after landslide election victories, while insurgent right-wing parties have gained ground. Josephine Tovey talks to mike teacher,gabrielle jackson And International editor of Guardian Australia,

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Andy Burnham: Who Really Has His Ear? – podcast

As Andy Burnham faces no challenger in his leadership bid, Labor MPs are now vying for a position in his cabinet. Who will have his ear, and what does this tell us about his leadership? continue reading…

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Captivate turns on monetization options

Growth-oriented podcast host Captivate has rolled out Captivate Monetization, a full suite of tools to help its podcasters earn ad revenue. This includes the Captivate Marketplace for direct sales between your podcast and advertisers (more information for advertisers here); Programmatic Advertising, an existing membership and tips tool, and a new campaign management feature

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Scotland face wait after defeat to Brazil, Mexico ahead – World Cup Daily | world cup 2026

Rate, Review, Share apple podcast And join the conversation over email. Today on the Podcast: It was always going to be difficult for Scotland to get a result against Brazil but after being gifted a goal in the seventh minute it became impossible. Scotland are waiting to find out their fate after a number of

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Nature or nurture: Can genes shape our behavior? – Podcast | Science

How much do our genes determine about our lives, and can they influence traits like risk-taking, anti-social behavior or even violence? Ian Sample talks to Kathryn Paige Harden, a behavioral geneticist and professor of psychology at the University of Texas at Austin, who studies how genetic factors shape human behavior. In her book Original Sin

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