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England is enduring a homelessness crisis, with the number of people living in temporary accommodation in England at a 25 year high amid high inflation coupled with a severe cost of living crisis.

Hal is joined by the Managing Director of the Queen Mary, Steve Caloca, to talk about the reopening of the ship and its hotel after a three-year shutdown during the pandemic. Then, Dr. Peter Kareiva, president and CEO of the Aquarium of the Pacific, joins Hal to talk about the aquarium’s 25th anniversary. 

Israeli doctors declared a strike and more army reservists have asked to halt service in a public backlash to the ratification of the first stage of a judicial overhaul that critics say endangers democracy.

Water scarcity is a real and present problem for the UK, yet we significantly underestimate how much water we consume on a daily basis, writes Kingfisher's Dorothee D’Herde

Plus deep-sea mining delay, global coal consumption rises, the EU's new EV charging law and all the top green business news from around the world this week

Native Land’s Felicity Masefield explains how the London property firm has deployed district heating, smart façades and traversed Victorian architecture to deliver a sustainable ‘hyper-mixed-use’ development

As the fallout from the Uxbridge byelection shows, educating and engaging the public must be put on an equal footing with policy design and regulatory change, writes Rachael Orr from Climate Outreach

Britain has been hit with yet another wave of strikes over wages, job cuts and poor working conditions, with 20,000 rail workers walking out on Thursday.

Hal is joined by entertainment attorney and journalist Jonathan Handel to talk about the impact of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Then, Kevin Klowden, the Chief Global Strategist with the Milken Institute think tank, joins Hal to talk about the economic impact of the labor actions. Personal finance expert Bobbi Rebell joins Hal to give us some examples of coping strategies that could be used by strikers or those who are undergoing any kind of financial difficulties.

Tensions on the Korean peninsula continue to rise after a US nuclear armed submarine docked in South Korea on Tuesday, a major provocation aimed at North Korea.