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Bernard and Humphery discuss the disasterous possibility of a local government scheme. Classic clip from the political sitcom Yes, Prime Minister. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: Subscribe: WATCH MORE: Hiroshima: Horizon: Best of Alan Partridge: Harry Enfield and Chums: Welcome to BBC Studios, bringing you the best…

Bernard and Humphery discuss the disasterous possibility of a local government scheme. Classic clip from the political sitcom Yes, Prime Minister. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: Subscribe: WATCH MORE: Hiroshima: Horizon: Best of Alan Partridge: Harry Enfield and Chums: Welcome to BBC Studios, bringing you the best…

SecurityNewsDesk editor Tom Reeve recently appeared on a discussion on BBC World News to debate the subject of the use of CCTV cameras in the UK.
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The Neolithic ushered in dramatic changes: civilisations with large populations, advancements in technology, arts and trade. But with the advent of agriculture, humans also began to experience malnutrition, starvation and epidemic diseases.
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People are facing a threat we’ve never faced before: environmental disasters. This programme will show you how the law is adapting to keep the world itself safe, by protecting our environment.
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A stranger approaches a stallions territory and a life or death fight to control it begins. Subscribe: #DavidAttenborough Watch more: Planet Earth Blue Planet Planet Earth II Planet Dinosaur Taken From Planet Earth II In one of the most ambitious landmark series, Planet Earth II allows us to experience how animals meet the challenges of…

Stephen Sackur speaks to respected human rights campaigner Shehu Sani who, in the past, has tried to reach out to Boko Haram. How can Nigeria avoid a spiral of sectarian conflict?

It’s 50 years since the start of the Biafran war, one of Africa’s bloodiest post-independence conflicts. What was the Nigerian conflict about and why does its legacy still matter today?
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky was greeted with a standing ovation as he addressed the European Parliament today. He said that he was ”happy that we have unified today, all of the members of the European Union,” but that it was a very high price to pay. In contrast, there was a mass walkout from the…

The fighting in Ukraine has been gradually slowing down, and is likely to continue doing so over the winter months, US intelligence says. Fighting had eased following Russia’s withdrawal of troops from the west of the Kherson region last month, US director of intelligence Avril Haines said. She added both Ukraine and Russian militaries would…