1.15.26 Britain considers assisted-suicide, updated nutrition advice, and the revival of classical architecture

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🗓️ 15 January 2026

⏱️ 33 minutes

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0:00.0	Good morning. Today the British Parliament considers legalizing assisted suicide against staunch opposition.
0:12.0	But you would think that this is a bill about preventing suffering at the end of life, but that's not actually what's in the bill.
0:18.0	Also, new dietary guidelines serve up a fresh round of
0:22.4	debate and why classical architecture is making a comeback. We want to see beautiful buildings.
0:29.0	And World Opinions Editor, Albert Moore.
0:37.3	It's Thursday, January 15th.
0:39.6	This is The World and Everything in it from listener-supported World Radio.
0:44.0	I'm Mary Reichert.
0:44.9	And I'm Myrna Brown.
0:46.2	Good morning.
0:48.7	Up next, Kent Covington has today's news.
0:52.9	Conflicting reports today about a violent crackdown by Iran's government on protesters there.
0:58.5	President Trump on Wednesday said he had it on good authority that Iran would not be
1:02.3	executing demonstrators.
1:03.5	We've been told that the killing in Iran is stopping and it's stopped and stopping.
1:09.9	And there's no plan for executions.
1:13.0	And in an interview with Fox News last night, Iran's foreign minister Abbas Arakshi called
1:17.7	claims about protester deaths there baseless. He said his country is not executing peaceful protesters.
1:24.6	All hanging is out of the question, as I said. Arrakchi claimed Israeli intelligence is the real culprit, asserting that Israelis
1:31.8	infiltrated the protests to incite violence.
1:35.0	But human rights groups say the death toll from Iran's protest cracked down now numbers
1:39.2	in the thousands, a scale far too great to be explained by Iran's claims of Israeli involvement.
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