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By BBC Radio 4Society & Culture
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- Predicting the global populationPredicting the global population: does anyone really know whatâs going to happen?9 min
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- Plenty more fish in the sea?
Only 100 cod are left in the North Sea according to newspapers. Is this the most wrong headline in More or Less history?
10 min - Plenty more fish in the sea?Only 100 cod are left in the North Sea according to newspapers. Is this the most wrong headline in More or Less history?10 min
- Factchecking America
US Presidential Election factchecked. Is Mitt Romney right to say that 47% of Americans pay no tax? And how many jobs has President Obama really created?
10 min - Factchecking AmericaUS Presidential Election factchecked. Is Mitt Romney right to say that 47% of Americans pay no tax? And how many jobs has President Obama really created?10 min
- Investigating crime statistics
Ruth Alexander investigates Sweden's high rape rate, and finds out which countries are the surprise leaders of the world kidnap league. Plus, who went home from the London 2012 Games with more medals – Olympians or Paralympians? This programme was first broadcast on the BBC World Service
10 min - Investigating crime statisticsRuth Alexander investigates Sweden's high rape rate, and finds out which countries are the surprise leaders of the world kidnap league. Plus, who went home from the London 2012 Games with more medals â Olympians or Paralympians? This programme was first broadcast on the BBC World Service10 min
- Where are the Paralympics Medals?
Why did the USA top the gold medals league in the Olympics, but not the Paralympics? Ruth Alexander examines the performance numbers of the London 2012 Paralympic Games and discovers which countries are punching above their weight, and which below. And Yan Wong tries to calculate how many opening bars are possible in music. This programme was first broadcast on the BBC World Service.
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Tim Harford explains - and sometimes debunks - the numbers and statistics used in political debate, the news and everyday life.
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