of the liver caused by hepatitis c. we ll hear her story and ask how many other people might have been affected by the worst ever nhs treatment scandal and not even know it. and the finale of the biggest new drama on british television in a decade is on bbc one on sunday. why wasn t i informed earlier about this new line of enquiry? i m sorry, ma am. who initiated it? i m acting on information from david budd. bodyguard actor stuart bowman, who plays m15 chief stephen hunter dunn, is here in the studio. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11am this morning. there are 39 different sets of rules for what can be put in plastic recycling collections across the country, according to new analysis by the bbc. and now the government is looking at how to simplify things. do you argue with your family about what plastic you can and can t recycle? according to a new survey, 47% of people do. if that s you, do get in touch. use the hashtag victorialive. if you re emailing a
confrontation and consequences. will putin invade ukraine again? will he capitalize on kazakhstan s unrest? i will talk to vladimir putin s chief spokesman, dmitry peskov and then to two former top russian officials who negotiated with the russian president. also, the pandemic has wreaked havoc in schools and hospitals and on our mental health. but how much damage has it done to american democracy? the harvard scholar danielle allen, who s running for governor of massachusetts, spent most of the last two years speaking about exactly that. she ll tell me what she s learned. but first here s my take. as we watch inflation spike upwards at a pace not seen since the early 1980s, experts are debating whether this is worrying and long term or benign and trans fory. i m not a economist but as a student of history, i wonder if the return of inflation is part of a larger shift that is taking place across the world. to put it simply, for decades in country after country, econom
about russia. talks between moscow and the west this week brought the sides no closer to compromise. it is russia that has to make its dark choice. de-escalation in diplomacy or confrontation and consequences. will putin invade ukraine again? will he capitalize on kazakhstan s unrest? i will talk to vladimir putin s chief spokesman, dmitry peskov and then to two former top western officials who negotiated with the russian president. also, the pandemic has wreaked havoc in schools and hospitals and on our mental health. but how much damage has it done to american democracy? the harvard scholar danielle allen, who s running for governor of massachusetts, spent most of the last two years thinking about exactly that. she ll tell me what she s learned. but first here s my take. as we watch inflation spike upward at a pace not seen since the early 1980s, experts are debating whether this is worrying and long term or benign and transitory. i m not a economist but as a stud
000 coventry direct redefining insurance why you ran hits america tonight at eight on cnn this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program it has been two years since the russian invasion of ukraine two weeks since donald trump threatened to leave european nations exposed to russia s aggression would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want i talk to radek sikorski foreign minister of poland, ukraine s neighbor to the northwest, and a frontline state that moscow has invaded several times also not longer el salvador was the most dangerous place on all right now it is one of the safest countries in latin america will tell you about the charismatic and controversial precedent who brought about that sweeping change then as israel continues to wage a ferocious war in gaza in the wake of hamas s attack anti-semitism is rising in many corners of th