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Back. i dont think you can necessarily do that as president of united states. putin will take those words and use them to his advantage or try to amass more power or step on the gas perhaps make it worse for the people of ukraine. trey: that is a great point. i could tell you, as a casual observer of communications, he appeared more forceful and credible when he was calling for regime change than that one little one-word walk back today, lindsey graham called for regime change, he was universall...

�*let the people decide�* is the headlinein the sunday mirror, following on from prince william�*s comments that any commonwealth country that wants to break away from the british monarchy would be supported with "pride and respect". nhs maternity scandal victims were silenced, according to the the sunday times, following an investigation into the experiences of families whose babies died at the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. so let�*s begin... were going to start with the observer, w...

Were, with russia? you know, theres not much dialogue with russia. i was foreign minister for seven years of norway, and i negotiated with russia a delimitation line in the barents and arctic sea. those were very detailed negotiations and led to a very modern treaty securing peace and order in the north, then we had dialogue. that was another window of opportunity around 2010. today, whats happening in ukraine, there is little dialogue. but military exercises, this one has been planned for many ...

On and on, he would say, "you could have done that in two sentences!" daniela relph, bbc news. thats it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha who is the chief lead writer for the observer and peter foster the public policy editor for the ft. tomorrows front pages starting with the financial times leads with the story of russian billionaire roman abramov...

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The cost of living crisis or you�*ll lose the next election. let the people decide�* is the headline in the sunday mirror —following on from prince william�*s comments that any commonwealth country that wants to break away from the british monarchy would be supported with "pride and respect". nhs maternity sandal victims were silenced according to the the sunday times, following an investigation into the experiences of families whose babies died at the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. s...

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Peninsula and the donetsk region, it will choke off the ukrainian economy because thats a key port for them where they send many of their goods out to the middle east and to the rest of the world from them. so theres probably going to be a lot more bombing in mariupol, the russians may be regrouping but its anybodys guess what vladimir putin is willing to do next and a lot of the people are worried about that. they take it with a grain of salt this is concentrated on donetsk and think he is capa...