Hello, it's Chloe and Rachel here from Upfront. The podcast is currently being sponsored by

Transport for London who have a zero tolerance approach to hate crime and abusive behaviour

on public transport. We all have responsibility to help if we see an incident when travelling

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Well, TFL has put together some really helpful tips like making a note of what you see and

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Standard issue for all women. Hello hello and welcome to this week's Sunday Chops, Mickey here.

If someone says the word Syria what do you think? Refugees, civil war, horrific dictatorship,

libraries? Okay possibly not that last one. So when journalist and Middle East correspondent Delphi

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