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Lots of accusation, but very little communication

Reality Check: Hypo Alpe, LGBT rights across Europe, North Korea report, Sochi update, London's underground farm.

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Vice Chancellor, Michael Spindelegger, Chancellor, Werner Faymann und FPÖ leader Heinz-Christian Strache at today's special session of parliament

Hypo Alpe Adria scandal

Lots of blame throwing, but little information or communication - the Hypo scandal is not showing any sign of going away.

Political analyst, Thomas Hofer, discusses the political fallout from the Hypo Alpe Adria Bank and how it could affect the government in the long run.

LGBT rights across Europe

Bastiaan Winkel of the Council of Europe, who will be a guest speaker this evening at the Renner Institut explains where progress is, and is not, being made in LGBT rights.

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South Koreans protest against the North Korean regime

North Korea Report

The UN report that for the first time officially confirms the crimes against humanity being committed by the North Korean regime.

How was the information collected, and what can the international community do?

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Sochi's gay bar: "Full of debauchery and a lot of fun"

Sochi update

Going into the second week of the Olympics, Charles Maynes has been out and about in Sochi.

Whilst he found not much going on at the official protest site, things were buzzing in the gay bar.

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Richard Ballard and Steven Dring on their underground farm

London's underground farms

How two enterprising young men are utilising a London WW2 bomb shelter to establish an underground farm.

FM4 Reality Check

Monday to Friday from 12.00 to 14.00, and after the show via Podcast or fm4.orf.at/realitycheck.