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Every year,
truckloads of used clothes are dumped in Chile's Atacama Desert from fast-fashioned labels across the world.
Sometimes they're burned, causing toxic fumes which harm the local community.
I'm Jane Chambers and I'll be hearing how different groups are trying to fix Chile's fashion graveyard.
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I'm Uncle Desai and at 16 Hours GMT on Monday the 16th of February these are our main stories.
The debate hots up over European defence spending.
Britain is considering spending more and sooner.
Germany says France isn't spending enough.
Two years after Alexei Navalny was found dead in prison,
the fallout continues from a new allegation that Russia poisoned the opposition leader with a rare toxin linked to dart frogs.
And the Chinese tech company Bite Dance says it will curb an artificial intelligence video tool after Disney threatened legal action.
Also coming up in this podcast,
Arab countries and the European Union have condemned plans to allow parts of the occupied West Bank to be classified as Israeli state land,
and over in Brazil.
The Rio Carnival has triggered political controversy as a float-paced tribute to the Brazilian President Lula,
but also mocks his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro.