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  1. Episode · Oct 1, 2026

    Britain’s £298 Billion Food Problem (opens the original)

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    Cheap food can come with an expensive bill—and we pay it long after leaving the supermarket. A new report from the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission estimates that unhealthy diets cost the UK £298 billion a year through healthcare, social care, welfare, lost productivity and reduced quality of life. In this episode, Deep Dive Podcast explores The False Economy of Big Food : how Britain’s food system shapes what we eat, why healthier choices remain unaffordable for many families, and who p

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Why Britain’s Young Men Are Spending More Time Alone (opens the original)

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    Young men in Britain are spending more time alone than they did a decade ago, but the reason may not be what you expect. A new Resolution Foundation report finds that men aged 18–29 spent roughly six and a half waking hours alone each day in 2023, an increase of two hours since 2014–15. Although smartphones and changing relationships form part of the picture, the report identifies another major driver: the sharp rise in people working alone, particularly from home. In this episode of Deep Dive P

  3. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Broken Pulse: The Collapse of the Global HIV Safety Net (opens the original)

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    For over two decades, the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has served as the bedrock of the global HIV response, saving more than 26 million lives across over 50 countries. But in 2025, a series of U.S. government executive orders and the dissolution of USAID triggered a catastrophic shift, threatening to undo twenty years of momentum built toward ending the epidemic. In this episode, we dive into the harrowing findings of the PEPFAR Pulse Study , which surveyed 166 implementi

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