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It's the final day of Jane's solo career in the studio with The Times science editor Tom Whipple filling in the guest presenter's chair.
Also, journalist and author Rachel Clarke joins them in the studio to talk through her book about working in the NHS palliative care team - and discusses what she believes needs to be done in order for the current NHS strikes to come to an end.
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Times Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler
Podcast Executive Producer: Ben Mitchell
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