Everyone is buying second-hand, but are we still failing to make fashion sustainable?

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Jonathan DeBurca Butler joins Seán Moncrieff to take listeners through the week's international stories. This week...Afghanistan - release female athlete after thirteen days in jailSouth Africa - Mandela's goods cleared for sale by Supreme CourtFiji - 6 charged in relation to cou ...  Show more

Cartoonist for the Guardian on depicting Trump and how to make satire

Martin Rowson has been skewering politicians in the Guardian for more than four decades, bringing ink, paint and biting satire to some of the biggest political moments of our time. But with the world in turmoil, does satire still matter?Martin Joined Sean to discuss 

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