Charlotte MacDonald

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1,889 appearances 62 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2010 last heard Apr 2025

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Is it central London or...? voice-verified
Yes, and while this is a very expansive definition of London, the French actually draw a very tight boundary around their own cities. voice-verified
It excludes a lot of the suburbs. voice-verified
even if you use the figures that the French embassy gave us, London is still only the 23rd biggest French city, which doesn't make for a sexy headline. voice-verified
It's true that the unemployment rate is lower than in France, but are taxes really lower in the UK? voice-verified
Eric Albert of the French newspaper Le Monde has been looking into this. voice-verified
The European Parliament is co-decider with the member states on European laws. matched
And European laws then are integrated into national laws in the member states. matched
So 70% of the laws in this country are made co-decided by the European Parliament. matched
Mr Abbott says they're now focusing on an area of around 23,000 square miles, which is almost three quarters of the size of Scotland. matched
The plane could be nearly three miles below the surface. matched
In the spring of 1943, the Second World War was raging and German U-boats were sinking ships in the Atlantic. matched
Desperate to find the submarines before they could strike, the Americans and British developed a model to find them using what's called Bayesian statistics, named after an 18th century British Presbyterian minister called Thomas Bayes. matched
They then devised a method of assigning a probability to each scenario to work out the most probable location of the submarines, adapting their model as they went. matched
Today, those methods are still being used to find everything from missing people to missing planes. matched
But the relatives of those on the plane still didn't know why their loved ones had died. matched
They didn't know why the plane had crashed. matched
That question could only be answered by finding the black box and the cockpit voice recorder. matched
At this point, the French authority responsible for investigating aviation accidents, the BEA, made a call to a group of statisticians in the US. matched
Colleen Keller went out to France to help the search. matched
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