Episode - Inside Europe: The Inside Take on European Affairs
This week - protests erupt as fuel prices soar in Europe, how Greek islands are becoming the first port of call for illegal immigrants, the high price of reuniting Tibetan refugees with their children and the Sicilian who took on the Mafia. Also - Europe’s football fans prepare for Euro 2008, breaking football taboos, Ireland commemorates Great Famine victims and backstage at the Eurovision. Tune in to Inside Europe on the radio or sign up for the Inside Europe podcast! You can also download the program from the website. Protests erupt around Europe as fuel prices soar From Portugal to Gre
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Inside Europe: The European Radio Weekly
Category: International
Last update: Tue Dec 02 15:01:14 -0800 2008
Inside Europe is a one hour weekly news magazine that explores the topical issues shaping the continent. The programme includes a European newscast, interviews with newsmakers and personalities, background features and cultural reports from correspondents throughout the region. The programme is produced every Thursday.
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