Chris Barrow

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910 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 26 Jun

Chris Barrow’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Fortunately, I met this current woman, clean and uncontaminated by other men.
Well, then the drama flips and presents Dettol brand laundry disinfectant as a solution for women to use to deal with what's described as toxic men.
But on social media in China, users have complained that the advert in fact objectifies women and men, and they've called for a boycott of the brand.
Celia Hatton spoke to our China media analyst Kerry Allen about the controversy surrounding this ad.
Our China media analyst, Kerry Allen.
And still to come in this podcast, how a music studio has changed the lives of inmates inside a prison in Cameroon.
Esa sent a message asking where they would park their car at the end of the week when they come to us.
She said she would buy a parking spot in Finpark for the visit.
This is the Global News Podcast.
A major drugs trial to help fight the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is set to start next week.
There are currently no approved vaccines or treatments for the strain of the virus that continues to spread in the DRC and has also reached neighbouring Uganda.
So now the World Health Organisation says two different drugs will be used inside the DRC.
The trial will evaluate whether either of these drugs can help reduce death rates in patients.
The head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said the health systems were under pressure to cope with the virus, which had circulated for months before it was officially declared.
Our health and science correspondent James Gallagher spoke to Celia Hatton about the experimental drug trial and what it hopes to achieve.
You have to remember that we don't have any approved drugs or vaccines for this particular species of Ebola, the Bundibu species of Ebola.
And so it kind of means we don't really have the tools in the armory that we would have for other types of Ebola.
So what you have to do is you take your experimental medicines and then you actually have to see if they are going to work in the real world.
So there are two promising ones that are going to start their trials next week.
Hopefully one of them is an antibody.
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