In this episode of Stories of Boon, Alex and Kae explore three powerful stories of change from different corners of the world.

• 💂‍♂️ Social Justice in the UK
  After more than 200 years, the Vagrancy Act of 1824, a law that criminalized rough sleeping, is finally being repealed in England and Wales. What does this mean for people experiencing homelessness, and how are charities like Crisis shaping a more compassionate future?
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• 🧪 Medical Breakthrough in the US
  Scientists at the Mayo Clinic have validated a simple blood test that can detect Alzheimer’s disease with 95% accuracy. We unpack why this is such a big step forward, what limitations remain, and what it means for patients and families.
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• 🧥 Fashion’s Ethical Shift
  Global fur production has collapsed by 85% over the past decade. From activist campaigns to luxury brands going fur-free, we trace how compassion is reshaping the fashion industry.
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Three stories, one common thread: change. Slow, steady, and sometimes surprising, but always possible.