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“There seems to be a revolving carousel of different shortages week after week”—Britain’s bare shelves
Also on the daily podcast: a glimmer of hope for Tunisia’s democracy and India’s unmarried couples get some privacy
FROM CHICKEN to petrol, Britons are facing long queues and bare shelves. We ask about the multifarious reasons behind the shortfalls, and how long they will last. Tunisia’s democracy has been looking shaky for months; we examine what may change with yesterday’s appointment of its first-ever female prime minister. And India’s beleaguered unmarried couples at last are getting some privacy. Runtime: 23 min
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