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19/01/2021

Episode 3: Another Melanie

Has the killer of Melanie Road struck again? Police look at similarities between the stabbing of schoolgirl Melanie Road in June 1984 and the disappearance of a young mother two days afterwards. And years into the future, police ask chilling questions when another woman called Melanie disappears. She vanishes from the same city on the same date as Melanie Road was killed.

19/01/2021

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09/10/2020

Sharon Watson, CEO and Principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds

ITV News' Leah Magras talks to Sharon Watson, CEO and Principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds. A leading figure in the dance industry, Sharon uses her years of experience to help young dancers develop their careers. She's is passionate about increasing diversity and inclusivity within the creative industry. Despite being one of the only black female leaders of a dance school in the UK, Sharon came from humble beginnings. Her talent and determination saw her propelled into a prominent position. At the age of nine, Sharon fell in love with dance when she attended a dance class at her local school in Leeds. When she turned sixteen, she packed her bags to move to London where she honed her skills and later returned to her home city, where she joined the award-winning all-black dance group Phoenix Dance Theatre as one of its first female dancers. Sharon often draws on her Caribbean culture as inspiration for her creative pieces. She choreographed a powerful and emotive dance production about the journey of the Windrush generation, which was commended by audiences and critics. She's been widely recognised for her influence, not only in the dance industry, but in society. Among her many accolades, she has received the Yorkshire Woman of the Year award.

09/10/2020

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07/04/2019

Special live episode: Justine Greening on whether she'd run for PM and why Cabinet are 'woeful' over Brexit

Former Conservative Cabinet minister Justine Greening joins Paul Brand for this special live edition of the podcast.

07/04/2019

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15/04/2021

Cameron, Johnson, and the murky world of lobbying

Cameron, Johnson, and the murky world of lobbying - plus, what's it like to grow up mixed race? The Calling Peston team is back to examine the lobbying scandal which is engulfing the Tory Party. Shehab and Dan tell you everything you need to know, while Robert gives insight and analysis. Our special guest is author Natalie Morris talks to us about her new book, 'Mixed/Other', which explores what life is like growing up mixed race in the UK. Remember to like, subscribe, and rate us five stars!

15/04/2021

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45 分鐘
22/10/2020

'Furlough is back' - Plus Room Next Door Man Michael Spicer

'Furlough is back' - Plus the Room Next Door Man Michael Spicer Rishi Sunak has announced a raft of coronavirus support messages, prompting Robert Peston to remark that 'furlough is back'. We talk through the latest twists and turns in the UK's battle with Covid-19. We also have another hilarious special guest: the Room Next Door Man Michael Spicer. The satirical comedian talks us through how he became a sensation by mocking political interviews. Remember to like, subscribe and rate us five stars!

22/10/2020

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32 分鐘
26/11/2020

English tiers, the chances of a New Year lockdown - plus the consequences of Britain's soaring debt

As England is reduced to tiers, Robert and Shehab chat through the week's coronavirus developments: Rishi Sunak's Spending Review, the prospect of a new national lockdown and the new face in Number 10. We also have special guest Konnie Huq, who tells us about her new set of political fairy tales and working on Black Mirror episodes with her husband Charlie Brooker. Remember to like, subscribe, and rate us five stars!

26/11/2020

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30 分鐘
01/05/2020

Lockdown: What will be lifted first? And what’s happening in America with coronavirus?

Lockdown: What will be lifted first? Plus - what’s happening in America with coronavirus? It's been a busy week in the UK with the prime minister returning to work and announcing Britain has passed the peak of coronavirus. With that, a lifting of some lockdown restrictions should be expected in the coming weeks. Robert Peston reveals which restrictions may be lifted first, and why. Across the pond in America is the world's worst coronavirus death toll - we speak to Washington Correspondent Robert Moore to find out exactly what the situation is in the US, and how President Donald Trump is handling it. We release a new episode of Calling Peston once a week - usually on Fridays. Remember to subscribe, rate five stars and share with your friends!

01/05/2020

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46 分鐘
01/12/2019

Bonus Episode: Who won the seven-way ITV Election Debate?

Which of the seven politicians won the ITV election debate? What was the gossip in the spin room? And what does Robert make of the free wine provided by ITV? In the bonus episode of Calling Peston, ITV political correspondent Daniel Hewitt and Political Editor Robert Peston give their verdicts following the two hour live television debate between the seven main political parties. Find out why the Tories chose Rishi Sunak and Labour chose Richard Burgon to stand in for their leaders, as they discuss if Jeremy Corbyn missed an open goal by not showing up. They debate the moments of the debate, including THAT comment by Nigel Farage on Donald Trump, and whether it has in any way moved the dial in this election. We’ll bring you a new episode of Calling Peston every weekday around 5pm throughout the election campaign. Don’t forget to subscribe - and if you like what you hear, do rate us and leave a review. Get in touch with the Calling Peston team - contact @DanielHewittITV, @ShehabKhan and @Peston. For the latest election news, go to itv.com/news and follow @ITVNewsPolitics on Twitter.

01/12/2019

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07/12/2019

Bonus Episode: Robert answers your questions on Brexit, the Tory manifesto and coping with social media abuse

In this bonus episode, Robert answers questions you've put to him on Twitter. Among the questions: Is it possible to leave the EU by January 2020 without it being a no deal Brexit? What is Page 48 of the Tory manifesto? Could severe weather stop the election? How do you deal with the nastiness on social media? What would you have been if you weren't a journalist? We’ll bring you a new episode of Calling Peston every weekday around 5pm throughout the election campaign. Don’t forget to subscribe - and if you like what you hear, do rate us and leave a review. Get in touch with the Calling Peston team - contact @DanielHewittITV, @ShehabKhan and @Peston. For the latest election news, go to itv.com/news and follow @ITVNewsPolitics on Twitter.

07/12/2019

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20 分鐘
10/07/2020

Summer statement: Will Dishy Rishi's risky plan pay off? Analysis from Gauke and Peston

Summer statement: Will Dishy Rishi's risky plan pay off? Analysis from Gauke and Peston The chancellor has announced several measures to boost the economy and employment as the UK begins to ease out of coronavirus lockdown. Will Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson's plan work? Former Treasury minister David Gauke and economic expert Robert Peston provide analysis and insight into an unprecedented Summer Statement. The team is back in Westminster for the first time since lockdown began for this week's episode. Remember to like, subscribe and rate us five stars

10/07/2020

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36 分鐘

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