#332 Russian spies, climate law and literary politics

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The Russian Spy Squatting in a British House

02:13 • 2min

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The London Grad Scandal

03:50 • 2min

4

The Eyes Reporting Scheme

05:31 • 2min

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The Importance of Sheltering Ukrainian Refugees

07:48 • 2min

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The Risk of Natural Spies Arriving in the UK on a Visa

09:52 • 2min

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Can Do: A Core Genuity Wealth Management

11:25 • 2min

8

The First Constitutional Climate Trial in US History

13:38 • 2min

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The Case of a Non-Profit Law Firm Supporting Climate Change

15:25 • 2min

10

The Court's Judgment on Climate Change

17:41 • 2min

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The State's Energy Vision Revealed

19:58 • 2min

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The Supreme Court's Hearing on the Drilling Case in Horsehill in Surrey

21:36 • 2min

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The Chances of Young People Protesting Climate Change

23:16 • 2min

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The Rise and Fall of Greta Thunberg

24:51 • 2min

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The Snow Forest

26:24 • 2min

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The War in Ukraine

28:33 • 2min

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Elizabeth Gilbert: A Novel Set in Russia

30:32 • 2min

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The Dangers of Online Hounding of Artists

32:03 • 2min

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The Dangers of Good Books Going to Waste

33:49 • 2min

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The Dangers of the War on Ethnicity

35:40 • 2min

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The Importance of Reading for Pleasure

37:15 • 2min

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How to Read a Book for Pleasure

39:00 • 2min