An Everest guide was discovered close to death after surviving on the mountainside for six day, after he was left by the rest of his climbing party. What can the incident tells us about safety precautions on the world's tallest mountain?

Writer: Ada Barumé

Producer: Ada Barumé

Host: Ada Barumé

Clips: Instagram@chris.thrall, BBC news

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Protests in Albania against a planned luxury resort development linked to Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner may be evolving into a broader political movement.

Host: Ada Barumé

Writer & Producer: Amalie Sortland

Episode Photography: Sofia Fenton

Executive producer: Jasper Corbett

Clip credits: Reuters, David Senra

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Despite assurances that the men's football World Cup would sell out, thousands of tickets are still available on resale sites, at hugely inflated prices.

Writer: Poppy Bullard

Producer: Poppy Bullard

Host: Ada Barume

Episode photography: Joe Mee

Executive Producer: Matt Russell

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In recent years, several African countries have rowed back on LGBTQ+ rights, the latest being Ghana.

Writer: Ada Barumé

Producer: Amalie Sortland

Host: Jonathan Lewis

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Booing AI at graduation ceremonies in the US is becoming a trend. What’s behind it?

Host: Madeleine Parr

Writer & Producer: Amalie Sortland

Episode Photography: Sofia Fenton

Executive producer: Matt Russell

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The police’s treatment of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed after he had been stabbed, has prompted riots in Southampton, and allegations of a two-tier policing system.

Writer: Poppy Bullard

Producer: Poppy Bullard

Host: Madeleine Parr

Episode photography: Sofia Fenton

Executive Producer: Matt Russell

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As Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Cuba, the island is facing fuel shortages, economic collapse and mass emigration. But will these threats form the US president back fire?

Host: Ada Barumé

Writer & Producer: Amalie Sortland

Episode Photography: Joe Mee

Executive producer: Matt Russell

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More than a dozen people have died trying to cool off during the May heatwave. When does swimming in cold water become fatal?

Writer: Ada Barumé

Producer: Ada Barumé

Host: Ada Barumé

Episode photography: Joe Mee

Editor: Jasper Corbett

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