Joe Crowley

Esme Stallard, a BBC science correspondent, shares alarming insights on the 60% spike in pollution incidents by water companies, stressing the urgent need for regulatory reform. Investigative journalist Joe Crowley highlights systemic failures in the water industry, questioning the effectiveness of privatization. James Gallagher discusses groundbreaking fertility advances with three-parent babies, revealing how this innovative technique is helping prevent hereditary diseases. Together, they tackle critical environmental and health issues shaping our future.

Michael Cohen, Joe Crowley, and Sarah Chamberlain talk about Trump's hush-money trial. Bill Taylor sheds light on the shake-up in Putin's cabinet. Ken Dilanian discusses Sen. Menendez's corruption trial

Cindy McCain warns of a 'full-blown famine' in Northern Gaza. Talks on ceasefire deal for Hamas hostages. Hope Hicks testifies at Trump's trial. Rep. Henry Cuellar indicted for bribery. Rhonda Colvin, Joe Crowley, and Lance Trover join roundtable.

BBC reporters Esme Stallard, Joe Crowley, and Pria Rai discuss the increase in sewage spills in England's waterways and the Competition and Markets Authority's efforts to combat 'greenwashing' by fashion companies. Topics include sewage overflow statistics, environmental impacts, challenges in sewage monitoring, and the scrutiny of sustainability claims in the fashion industry.

Former President Trump's arraignment in the Georgia election probe, Nevada's confusing GOP presidential nominating process, and updates on the surrender of all 19 defendants involved in the January 6th Capitol attack are discussed by J. Tom Morgan, Jon Ralston, Deepa Shivaram, Joe Crowley, and Charlie Dent in this episode.