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The Lib Dems have made an extraordinary comeback in 2019 because of their anti-Brexit stance. Toby Helm discusses whether they are here to stay. And: Oliver Wainwright on the inclusion of social housing in this year’s Stirling prize
https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2019/jul/18/has-brexit-saved-the-lib-dems
Richard Godwin explores why conspiracy theories still endure 50 years on from the Apollo 11 mission. Plus Geoff Andrews on the Guardian’s front page from 1969
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With six of its 11 MPs having quit, Heather Stewart, charts what went wrong. Plus Damian Carrington on plant extinctions
Hadley Freeman discusses how Sorokin was eventually exposed. Plus: Helen Pidd on the inequality between London and the rest of England
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In 1984, a group of West German schoolchildren smuggled an East German defector out of East Germany. Sophie Hardach speaks to those involved. Plus: Jo Holdaway on the GM anti-virus drug that saved her daughter’s life
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Following the death of Love Island’s Mike Thalassitis, Jonny Mitchell, a friend and former contestant, and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, a former producer of US show The Bachelor, discuss their experiences of reality television. Plus Gaby Hinsliff on the stubborn obduracy of Theresa May
All eyes are on Ocasio-Cortez, but what does her brand of politics actually mean for the Democrats as they head into the presidential elections next year? The Guardian’s Lauren Gambino reports from Washington. And Rupert Jones discusses the dangers of the rising number of windowless microflats
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In a disastrous week for Theresa May’s Brexit agreement, her former director of strategy, Chris Wilkins, and the Guardian’s Daniel Boffey chart where it all went wrong. Plus: Polly Toynbee on what Labour should do next
https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2019/jan/17/how-brexit-unravelled-today-in-focus-podcast
The Democrats are already fighting for the opportunity to take on Donald Trump - but can any of them hope to unseat him?
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