25/01/2016
Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Martha Kearney.
The World Health Organisation says the Zika virus - which is carried by mosquitoes and linked to severe birth defects in humans - has spread to more than twenty countries in the Americas. We report live from Rio and assess the wider risk to public health.
A former Army officer trying to cross Antarctica alone and unsupported has died in hospital - having ended his trek just 30 miles from the finish. We speak to his friend, the head of the Army, Sir Nick Carter.
And we eavesdrop on a "war game" taking place in London, designed to reflect the negotiations underway on the UK's place in the EU.
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Clips
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What's it like at David Cameron's EU talks?
Duration: 08:17
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Should Britain accept more refugee children?
Duration: 01:10
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Explorer Worsley had "extraordinary traits"
Duration: 01:29
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UN warns that Zika virus could spread
Duration: 02:11
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- Mon 25 Jan 2016 13:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM