The former husband of a woman suspected of poisoning his parents with mushrooms indicates she may have targeted him too. Plus - Ecuador is rocked by the shooting of a presidential hopeful and The Times speaks to a man selling a remarkable collection of 16th century books.

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Today we reveal how one of Ukraine's most special units is targeting Russian officials so far behind enemy lines that they sometimes actually enter Russia.

Plus: how a data breach could pose a real threat for police in Ireland and some shocking statistics on people working - or shirking - from home.

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As a Times dispatch reveals the impact of climate change on the hottest place on Earth, the World in 10 looks at how it's effecting the other extreme too: Antarctica, plus whether we've any hope of saving the planet.

Also, France buys up some extreme tech to counter the threat of terrorist-controlled drones, Italy discovers the outcome of a risky tourism call: charging to enter the Pantheon, and beach etiquette: the dos and don'ts of coastal vacations.

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Germany stands accused of outsourcing its own spying. Plus: the fight begins against “Disease X” and the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea comes to a premature end.

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Finding space for hundreds of thousands of potential human lives. Plus - Iran 'now biggest threat to UK’ and mystery surrounds the death - or disappearance - of China's nuclear commanders.

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Imran Khan's arrested after being sentenced to three years in prison - and Alexei Navalny's sentenced to a further 19 years in a penal colony. We hear from them and those close to them. Plus: how the UK's fighting antibiotic resistance, one of the biggest challenges facing modern medicine, and we bring some lighter news from the Edinburgh Fringe.

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A Ukrainian civilian army of IT experts are upending everyday life in Russia - from milk supplies, to trains, to the weather forecast. Plus: how the coup in Niger's impact goes beyond its borders, and a look at advertising campaigns that have got it wrong.

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One town in France where all the police called in sick. Plus - piracy puts the future of sport at risk and an infamous prisoner who claims to be Irish will be sent to the United States.

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On the World in 10 from the Times of London today hear analysis of why the police in Israel are being accused of using "George Floyd" tactics.

Also, the US has its credit rating downgraded - but why? And what does it mean for the rest of the world?

Then, what's required to be an elite cyclist in the mountains, how to get your Gwyneth goop fix and...Nazi raccoons...or are they?

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The Times reveals how controversial theories about race have spread from the US to up to 13,000 schools in Britain. Plus - Hollywood actors are using their strike to get facelifts and the best (or worst) time to send a work email.

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