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Fiona, hello. Hi there, how are you . Im very well, thank you. And welcome back to newscast. Thank you. In previous episodes, we have had about 15 minutes. We have now got about a0 minutes, so. Good job the world is quite chaotic at the moment. There is plenty of Trouble Spots that we can look at. Before we go on a kind of tour around the world, ijust wanted to do a bit of your personal history. So what was happening in County Durham in the 80s when you were a teenager and he decided that russi...

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FOX News Jennifer Griffin reports Russia is expanding its military bases in the Arctic on Special Report Vladimir Putin was reportedly so angered when President Joe Biden called him a "killer" in his first sit-down interview after taking office, the Russian president left his quarantine, got a COVID vaccination and moved 28,000 Russian troops to the border with Ukraine. "It was really a shock. And it changed his behavior a lot," argues Pavel Baev, a senior researcher at Norway’s International...

Conflict i think is overstating the case greatly. >> so do youhat trump sort of put this war scare out there because thats where it came from and decided to be the savior as well or do you think there was an actual payoff to meeting with kim jong-un in singapore? >> i dont think there was a payoff in any particular way. agreement reached in singapore is kind of a non-agreement. a series of general provisions that north korea has agreed to on a number of occasions in the past. all they have commi...

War with north korea was very high. there were no good military options and local powers strongly opposed it, so i dont share others sense of relief at a mostly exaggerated crisis averted. talk to me about what you were thinking here. >> well, its clear that many american presidents have thought about taking military action against north korea. the clinton administration thought about it. the bush administration thought about it, too, but they have all been driven back to diplomacy because there...

Problem in this current war scare, theres been a lot of inconsistency from the u.s. government. in 2010 and 2013 -- we came into this saying how there was going to be a strike after the first test. then vice president pence said wed have discussions. secretary tillerson has been all over the place in this. its hard to know what the trump people are trying to do. i wonder if this is trumps strategic unpredictability or if you have groups inside the trump administration who havent into brated thei...