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Nov 6, 2026
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For the ones who get it done.
Ankur DesaiHOST
This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
Ankur DesaiHOST
Hi, I'm Ankur Desai, and at 15 GMT on Friday the 6th of November, these are our main stories.
Ankur DesaiHOST
Global stock markets plummet over fears of a slowdown in the development of AI following the US midterm election results.
James MenendezHOST
Hello and welcome to News Hour from the BBC World Service.
James MenendezHOST
We're coming to you live from London.
James MenendezHOST
I'm James Menendez.
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James MenendezHOST
Thank you very much to both of you.
James MenendezHOST
That was Rich Kenny of Interact DC and Oliver Hayes of the NGO Global Action Plan.
James MenendezHOST
You're listening to News Air from the BBC World Service.
James MenendezHOST
This is James Menendez with news live from the BBC.
James MenendezHOST
Let's head to South America now, in a country that doesn't often make it into the headlines, Paraguay, where the president, Santiago Peña, is fighting for his political life.
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Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
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The Documentary, home of the best documentaries from the BBC World Service.
Scott BeebeGUEST
And I remember I woke up, sat up, looked at the clock.
Scott BeebeGUEST
It was two o'clock in the morning.
Ben VanekGUEST
Probably wasn't the best 14er to pick to go for her first 14er.
Ben VanekGUEST
But I think that her athleticism, her desire, her drive, and the confidence that was shown by her hiking partner... led her to be comfortable going up on Holy Cross.
Jo MeekHOST
From the BBC World Service, this is the documentary.
Jo MeekHOST
I'm Jo Meek, and this is Heart and Soul, exploring personal stories of faith from around the world.
Stefania GozzerHOST
Mildred Camacho is his daughter and the goddaughter of Pope Leo XIV.
Stefania GozzerHOST
They were speaking to me, Stefania Gotzer, for Witness History from the BBC World Service.
Stefania GozzerHOST
Please let your friends know about Witness history and if you are interested in hearing more personal stories about religion, why not listen to the episode where we tell you how a Pope is chosen.
Stefania GozzerHOST
And while you're listening, make sure you hit subscribe wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
Will BainHOST
You're listening to Business
Rahul TandonHOST
Daily from the BBC World Service.
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Rahul TandonHOST
Can the Democrats actually make life cheaper? Go and have a read.
Rahul TandonHOST
Let us see if she writes as well as she broadcasts.
Rahul TandonHOST
Thanks for listening to Business Daily from the BBC World Service.
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Mark SavageHOST
Hello, I'm Mark Savage, the BBC's music correspondent, and this is the interview from the BBC World Service.
Mark SavageHOST
The best conversations coming out of the BBC.
Mark SavageHOST
People shaping our world from all over the world.
Larry Mullen Jr.GUEST
And that's why you keep on chasing it.
Larry Mullen Jr.GUEST
That's why you stay in a band.
Mark SavageHOST
Welcome to the interview from the BBC World Service with U2.
Mark SavageHOST
50 years of U2.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
I guess this year I went home.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
I'm Marnie Chesterton from the BBC World Service.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
This is Unexpected Elements.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
And I am joined by an international team of science broadcasters each week.
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Marnie ChestertonHOST
He has precisely one minute to remember them all and we'll come back to that in a moment.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
Starting our timer.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
You're listening to Unexpected Elements from the BBC World Service, the show that takes a news headline and smashes it up to extract the valuable science.
Marnie ChestertonHOST
This week, Dictionary.com declared maxing their word of the year, which has inspired me to just stick max on the end of loads of words and see how grating that becomes.
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Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
Nikki BediHOST
Hello and welcome to the Arts Hour from the BBC World Service.
Nikki BediHOST
I'm Nikki Bedi, bringing you a cavalcade of celebrities, guests and some cultural companionship with the best global arts, entertainment and culture conversations from across the BBC and beyond.
Nikki BediHOST
Coming up on today's show, in a moment, my conversation with the Indian gigastar actor Ranbir Kapoor.
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BidishaPANELIST
So people see the TV series or the film and then they start thinking they know everything about it when the actual truth may have been very, very different.
Nikki BediHOST
Thank you, Bidisha.
Nikki BediHOST
You're listening to The Arts Hour from the BBC World Service, staying with Chilean history, but the real kind now.
Nikki BediHOST
Cecilia Vicuña is one of Latin America's most renowned artists, poets and feminist activists.
Luke StevensonHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Luke StevensonHOST
It's always, well, I don't listen to the World Service, so they shouldn't be funding that.
Luke StevensonHOST
Yeah.
Tom BeasleyHOST
Yeah, I feel like...
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Tom WhippleHOST
Hello, welcome to Inside Science from the BBC World Service with me, Tom Whipple.
Tom WhippleHOST
This week, what do the 1851 census of Bedlington, a critical supplement to the Atlas of British Flora, the International Conference on Frequency Control and Jane Eyre have in common? And if that doesn't entice you in, then, well, frankly, I don't know what we can do.
Tom WhippleHOST
But maybe Roland Pease will pique your interest with the story of ancient human hair that has revealed the earliest evidence of cannabis use.
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Penny SarchetPANELIST
Maybe things like sauna and heat therapy might have some of their effects that way.
Tom WhippleHOST
Excellent.
Tom WhippleHOST
Well, look, you're listening to Inside Science from the BBC World Service.
Tom WhippleHOST
Tell us what science you think we should be investigating.
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