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Catherine Conway's business, Unpackaged, provides guidance for running a zero waste business.
US immigration politics make their mark on Grammy-nominated J.S. Ondara
The World's host Marco Werman interviews Grammy-nominated musician J.S. Ondara.
How will Brexit impact scientific research in the UK?
One small piece of the Brexit puzzle will be how the UK funds scientific research, and how easy or hard it will be for scientists — who traditionally are part of an international, mobile workforce — to work outside their home country.
Alyona Alyona breathes new life into Ukrainian rap scene
When Alyona Savranenko turned 12, hip-hop found her in a small rural village. Now Savranenko, a former kindergarten teacher, is one of the top artists in Ukraine.

Harry and Meghan: No other option but to step back, says duke
The prince says he and Meghan wanted to continue serving the Queen, but "that wasn't possible".
Brexit: Government loses first parliamentary votes since election
Ministers are defeated three times over Brexit legislation - on citizens' rights and court rulings.
‘I turned down 50,000 francs to rent my shop during Davos’
Shop owner Catherine Kull Bineschedler says the annual corporate "invasion" is tough for locals.
The battle over which flag to fly in America's Chinatowns
Chinatowns across the US are switching to the flag of mainland China, but not without protest.