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The disgraced paedophile bishop Peter Ball repeatedly mentioned his friendship with Prince Charles so he would seem "impregnable", one of his victims has
said.
Iran's only female Olympic medallist has said on social media she had left her homeland because she had had enough of being used by its authorities as a
propaganda tool.
Protesters have gathered in large numbers on streets and university campuses across India for more than a month to protest against a new citizenship law
which they believe is discriminatory. They have invoked the country's Constitution and chanted its solemn preamble.
Adi Renaldi finds parents bringing girls as young as three months old to undergo a procedure that is known to cause sexual dysfunction, cysts, and birthing
complications.
A convicted paedophile who was a trusted Koran teacher has died in prison. His funeral was set to be held at the same mosque where he abused his young
victims.
The White House on Monday defended President Trump retweeting an image that showed two Democratic leaders edited into Muslim clothing with a backdrop of an
Iranian flag.
The story of the decades-long pursuit of Bishop Peter Ball by the individuals determined to bring him to justice, and the cover-up that went to the highest
levels of the Church of England.
In this episode, Emma Park speaks with Maddy Bridgman and Sam Fitzsimmons of the Integrated Education Fund, a charity that supports inclusive, integrated
education in Northern Ireland.
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