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Thomas McEnchroe

I was born into a Czech-English family in Yorkshire, but grew up in Prague and joined Radio Prague International after finishing my Master’s degree. It is a fun job which allows you to cover various topics of which my favourite is history. In my free time I like to read and play floorball.

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Society

Říčany best place to live in Czechia, followed by Prague, according to Quality of Life Index

The best place to live in Czechia is the Central Bohemian town of Říčany, followed by Prague according to this year’s Quality of Life Index put together by Obce v Datech.
04:06
Society

“Fun” and “different” – Václav Havel AI aims to help Czech schoolchildren learn about civics

An AI version of Václav Havel is to be introduced into the civic education curriculum of several Czech secondary schools from January of next year.
33:45
Culture

Czech classical music great Antonín Dvořák

Along with Bedřich Smetana, Antonín Dvořák is perhaps the best known Czech composer. We look at his life and work.
03:19
Science and technology

EU’s Agency for the Space Programme opening its doors to visitors

The EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA), whose headquarters are located in Prague, is set to open up to visitors from the public this Friday and Saturday.
03:33
History

Prague Castle Guard celebrates 104 years of existence

December 7 marks exactly 104 years since the formation of the Prague Castle Guard.
03:23
Culture

Bohemia’s crown jewels to go on display next year

Prague Castle has announced that Bohemia’s crown jewels and the skull of Saint Wenceslas will be displayed to the public in January next year.
03:15
Science and technology

Czech Space Week draws attention to Czechia’s growing space industry

Prague is currently hosting the fifth edition of the annual Czech Space Week festival, which features a wide range of events for related experts, business and the public.
16:12
Business

“It’s about time we took this seriously” – RUSI financial crime expert on tackling dirty money

We spoke to Tom Keatinge, the founder and director of RUSI’s Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies, about how to tackle dirty money.
03:52
Society

Study: More than a quarter million people either homeless or facing housing crisis

270,000 people in Czechia are currently either homeless or facing a housing crisis, according to a study commissioned by the Ministry Labour Ministry.
02:54
Domestic affairs

Ability to fight in largescale conflict must be Czech Army’s priority, says chief of staff

The Czech Army must prioritise being able to fight in a largescale war against a sophisticated opponent, the chief of the Czech Army’s General Staff, Karel Řehka, said.

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