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Interviews
21.05.2013 11:10
A coroner's inquest into the 2006 death of Alexander Litvinenko was finally opened this year but the original coroner has now been replaced with a High Court judge - itself an unusual occurrence. We spoke to reporter Mary Dejevsky about the legal intricacies and why the whole thing is taking so long. →
20.05.2013 19:01
A new study on climate change has given what scientists believe is the most accurate view yet on how temperatures could rise by the end of the century. VoR's Tim Ecott spoke to Dr. Alexander Otto from Oxford University, lead author of the study. →
20.05.2013 16:07
A coroner's inquest into the mysterious death of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006 has been stalled by the coroner agreeing to exclude certain evidence on the basis of national security. VoR's Tim Ecott speaks to Professor Phillip Knightley, an author specialising in intelligence matters. →
20.05.2013 15:58
The first crane egg to be laid in southern Britain for more than 400 years has been given round-the-clock security. VoR spoke to Jeff Hilton, Head of Species Research at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust at Slimbridge, where the egg is being incubated. →
20.05.2013 11:48
As of next week, English 11-year-olds will be tested on spellings of words like 'separate' and 'necessary'. Teachers unions say it will put too much pressure on children. VoR spoke to Julia Douetil, head of the European centre for reading recovery at the Institute of Education, about the scheme. →
17.05.2013 15:30
MPs will start debating the controversial Same Sex Marriage Bill on Monday, which is set to further split the Conservative party. VoR's Scott Craig spoke to Mary Douglas, who represents Conservative Grass Roots and is opposed to the bill becoming law. →
17.05.2013 13:36
Bradley Wiggins has quit the Giro d'Italia after a severe cold and chest infection that ruined his hopes of winning the first Grand Tour of the 2013 season. He had been in 13th place overall. VoR's Brendan Cole spoke to cycling journalist Chris Sidwells about the complications and implications.

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17.05.2013 12:03
VoR's Tim Ecott talks to Nabila Ramdani, an award-winning French-Algerian journalist who specialises in Islamic affairs and the Arab World. She explains her views on how oil-rich states are using Syria as a battlefield as they vye for influence in a crucial part of the world. →
16.05.2013 18:19
Venezuelans are experiencing shortages of basic goods including milk, butter, and toilet rolls. While economists say the government's price controls are the problem, others say there is a case to be made that the shortages could be the result of strategic hoarding by the private sector. →
15.05.2013 15:37
A new EU study shows that melting ice from the Arctic and Antarctica alone could lead to more than a 36-centimetre rise in sea levels, leading to London's River Thames facing a one-metre rise. VoR's Tim Ecott asks Professor Jonathan Bamberm from Bristol University how to effectively respond to changing climate. →
15.05.2013 15:29
Prominent journalist Nabila Ramdani believes that western politicians and the media are playing down the role of Saudi Arabia in bankrolling Wahhabi groups - some of whom are likely to be close to Al-Qaeda. VoR's Tim Ecott asked her why she believed Saudi Arabia would do such a thing. →
15.05.2013 07:03
A Joseph Rowntree Foundation report has found that nearly half of Labour Party supporters say they believe cuts to benefits would encourage people to find work. VoR's Scott Craig asked Liz Clery from NatCen Social Research if it meant attitudes to poverty were changing. →
14.05.2013 16:14
Sarah Burge – dubbed the human Barbie – describes herself as the most surgically enhanced woman on the planet. She was an underage Playboy Bunny who became a victim of severe domestic violence and had to re-create her life after a beating that almost killed her and left her disfigured. →
14.05.2013 14:08
The golden age of science and tehnology has been put down to the fact that the Victorians were simply smarter than average levels today. A study published in the journal Intelligence claims average IQs have dropped 14% since the 1880s. VoR’s Scott Craig spoke to Dr Michael Woodley, the report’s author. →
13.05.2013 18:52
David Cameron emerged from talks with President Barack Obama at the White House on Monday, hot on the heels of his meeting with Russia's President Putin last Friday. VoR talks to Nick Harper, Washington correspondent for Feature Story News about the two leaders' agenda and rapport.  →
13.05.2013 16:11
There's new scientific evidence that climate change could cut by half the amount of habitat available to animals and plants over the next 70 years. VoR's Tim Ecott speaks to Dr Rachel Warren from the University of East Anglia's Environmental Science. →
10.05.2013 15:27
London Zoo are launching an urgent worldwide appeal to find a female mate for the last remaining males of a critically endangered fish species. The Mangarahara cichlid is believed to be extinct in the wild. VoR's Scott Craig spoke to Brian Zimmerman of London Zoo about the search. →
10.05.2013 14:25
The F1 Circuit roars into Europe with the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday following races in Australia, Malaysia, China and Bahrain. We spoke to Robert Fernley from Force India, a relatively young team but clearly a force to be reckoned with. →
10.05.2013 11:46
Bombs have exploded near party political offices in remote areas of Pakistan, killing four people on the eve of a landmark general election threatened by the Taliban with suicide attacks. VoR's Scott Craig got the latest from journalist Annabel Symington in Islamabad. →
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