It's time to check in with all the goings on in the UK, with our European correspondant Mary-Margaret Slack. This week, Theresa May’s heading to Northern Ireland… and is a no Brexit deal off the table? Have a listen.
Former Tuesday Wire host Mary-Margaret Slack joins us again from London today. With the increasing risk of a no-deal Brexit becoming more and more likely, we spoke with her to find out what that actually looks like and why the risk is becoming more likely. First though, Lillian asked what people are feeling about the whole situation at the moment.
Conservative leader Theresa May’s future hangs in the balance - an all-important vote tomorrow deciding whether her Brexit deal will survive, or whether a general election may be triggered by the Opposition.
European correspondent Mary-Margaret Slack chats to Stewart about the feel on the ground.
Thailand will be having an election next February, four years after a military coup. Justin looks into what was behind the coup and the man behind the current political divisions, Thaksin Shinawatra.
Justin talks to Associate Professor Phillipa Malpas about the moral issues from the research by He Jiankui, who claimed that he had created the first human genetically edited babies that are HIV resistant.
Justin sums up the reaction towards British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to delay the House of Commons vote on the Brext agreement, as well as the contents of the deal and potential outcomes from the vote.
Taiwan’s local election over the weekend brought disastrous results for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party. Out of the 22 elections for the head of the local authorities, the DPP lost a half of their mayorships from 13 to 6 while the opposing Kuomintang doubled their current gain from 6 to 15. Justin looked into what contributed to the result and (spoiler alert) China contributed to a large part to it.
The theme for this week's Worry Week is political ideologies and Justin is looking into the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia during the 1970s, with two of their leaders found guilty of genocide last week. Justin looked into the two figures who influenced Cambodian politics and the ideology behind Khmer Rouge.
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