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Many countries around the world are feeling the effects of fuel shortages due to the war in Iran. While China treads a delicate diplomatic path between the US and Iran, its 25 year investment in renewables like solar power and electric cars could mean that it is more protected.
Jules and Jez also talk about Chloe Zhao's approach to creativity and collaboration, as well as a UK event called Pints and Ponytails that helps dads learn how to style their daughters' hair.
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Chloe Zhao's Dance Take with the cast and crew of Hamnet at the Globe Theatre to Rihanna's track We Found Love
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