Weekdays at 6:30 p.m. (7:00 NT)Monday, May 30, 2011 | Categories: Episodes |
Tonight:
Gone fission. Germany says "Auf wiedersehen" to nuclear power -- which it plans to eliminate within a mere eleven years.
Crossing the boarder. A Ugandan live-in nanny sues her Canadian employer, claiming she was drastically underpaid and severely overworked.
Bring my wife, please. After two years of immigration goof-ups, a Nigerian man living in Canada may soon be reunited with his spouse.
It's just free kick after free kick. FIFA is rocked by a series of corruption scandals -- but its recently exonerated president remains defiant.
Poetic injustice. By all rights, Gil Scott-Heron should have sold millions of records -- but he was more poet and pioneer than pop star.
And...tales from the crypt...ographers. A team of British scientists rebuilds a legendary Second World War code-breaking machine.
As It Happens, the Monday edition. Radio that's not totally sure what it looks like -- but can give you a fair decryption.
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