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In one of Ukraine's predominantly Russian-speaking cities, a bitter new front has opened in the war with Moscow. Kings College anthropologist Anastasia Piliavsky explores why the people of Odessa are being asked to vote to ban the Russian language in arts and culture, a move crit...

In one of Ukraine's predominantly Russian-speaking cities, a bitter new front has opened in the war with Moscow. Kings College anthropologist Anastasia Piliavsky explores why the people of Odessa are being asked to vote to ban the Russian language in arts and culture, a move critics warn could hand Vladimir Putin a massive propaganda victory.  

The United Nations was created to ensure great powers could never again lead the world into global war. But as the post 9/11 discussions have shown us, ideological battles are rupturing long-held alliances. Former British ambassador Nicholas Westcott explains why diplomacy is getting harder, just when the world needs it most.

And Black Books star, comedian and musical genius Bill Bailey discusses finding humour in chaos, music in unlikely places, and what keeps him curious after all these years.

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