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cleared for a couple of hours but for years and years at your life and your finances, for years and years at your life and yourfinances, your for years and years at your life and your finances, your reputation for years and years at your life and yourfinances, your reputation is ruined. that�s the universal dimension to this story. the particular reason why is resonated here in the uk is because it chimes with a sort of mood of disquiet in this country. a sort of sense that things aren�t quite right, things haven�t been working properly for some years, whether that�s government, large companies and i�m not saying these sentiments are necessarily fair. but i think why it resonates and this particular story solidifies it all, that idea of the little guy, the poor person up against an unsympathetic system that just doesn�t work. and crushes them and take years and years. i think that�*s the international and national relevance. that's the international and national relevance.- that's the international and national relevance. , national relevance. yes, the weight ofthe national relevance. yes, the weight of the state — national relevance. yes, the weight of the state working _ national relevance. yes, the weight of the state working against - national relevance. yes, the weight of the state working against them, | of the state working against them, that was the phrase the labour mp was campaigned for many years, kevin jones told me early a short while

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really has resonated and i don't think it's an exaggeration to say it is the biggest story in britain at the moment and over the last few days. there are a number of reasons for that. days. there are a number of reasons forthat. number one, it is days. there are a number of reasons for that. number one, it is an essential british characteristic that we like the idea of a fair plate. and there is a sense that these hundreds of people have lost an awful lot. they are up against this faceless bureaucracy and they were not able to do much about it. i think it is also resonated because it also chimes with a national mood of disquiet. a feeling that things are not working well in this country. i think it chimes as well with a sense, fair or not, large institutions like the post office, notjust institutions like the post office, not just that but institutions like the post office, notjust that but energy companies, water companies, these large greedy bureaucracies or corporate hierarchies where nobody ever takes the blame and all of that compounded by a sense of why on earth didn't

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HARDtalk

extremist who called mr hocke that. everybody, each of us is called like that for years, for no reason whatsoever. they just do it. and unfortunately, the courts uphold that. it's. .. it's bad. but that's the way ourjudges do it. and i could do the same against the left politician, and he couldn't do anything about it. and when leading figures in thejewish community look at your stance on immigration and a whole host of other matters and express their deep disquiet about the afd, does that give you pause? i'm just going to quote christopher heubner, the executive vice president of the international auschwitz committee — "a majority of voters have turned "their backs on democracy," he said, when you in the afd won an election in the town of sonnenberg recently. "they've turned their backs on democracy, "deliberately decided in favour of a right—wing,

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arrested because they took a compliant approach or were perceived to take a compliant approach during prigozhin's mutiny two months ago. so my suspicion is that the troops in belarus will not go back into ukraine in a meaningful way anytime soon. so this is a battlefield loss for the russians over time, but it was probably inevitable after prigozhin's mutiny.- probably inevitable after prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have _ prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have to _ prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have to think - prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have to think back- prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have to think back to l we only have to think back to that mutiny, as you are just mentioning, to see that quite clearly there was that disquiet within the ranks of wagner. is there any potential, do you think, for a situation in which someone from within the group, from within wagner itself, perhaps a high—ranking mercenary, tries to take control in opposition to the kremlin here?— control in opposition to the kremlin here? well, i'll take out a short _ kremlin here? well, i'll take out a short term _ kremlin here? well, i'll take out a short term life - kremlin here? well, i'll take i out a short term life insurance policy on anyone who does that. i mean, ithink policy on anyone who does that. i mean, i think wejust saw how prison treats people who lead

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interested, we've also got this. interested, we've also got this development with the rushtish group, who were subunit of wagner, and they have also said that they will no longer in ukraine. what do you think that tells us, and what does all of this mean essentially for russia on the battlefield in ukraine? 50 russia on the battlefield in ukraine? , , russia on the battlefield in ukraine? , ., ukraine? so this is a loss for them, and — ukraine? so this is a loss for them, and prigozhin - ukraine? so this is a loss for them, and prigozhin was - ukraine? so this is a loss for| them, and prigozhin was this intense mix of... he was aggressive, he was a risk taker, he looked for short—term gains, he was wealthy. he was all the things the russian military isn't, and he really provided a spark to their fighting. it's good that he is off the battlefield, it's good for the ukrainians. off the battlefield, it's good forthe ukrainians. i off the battlefield, it's good for the ukrainians. i think it's good long—term, you know, as they press forward with their counteroffensive. and i also think all of this introduces a level of disquiet and scepticism or fear, paranoia, and scepticism orfear, paranoia, inside the russian military as they don't know exactly who is who and which way small units are going to play their hand. so i do think

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in terms of leading the particular unit? well, not yet. the gru would not be a good leadership model there, so i think it would have to be the russian military. it would have to be one of their leaders. they perform poorly. the few leaders that have performed well have recently been arrested because they took a compliant approach or were perceived to take a compliant approach during prigozhin�s mutiny two months ago, so my suspicion is that the troops in belarus will not go back into ukraine in a meaningful way any time soon. so this is a battlefield loss for the russians over time, but it was probably inevitable after prigozhin�s mutiny. you know, we only have to think back to that mutiny, as you were just mentioning, to see that quite clearly there was that disquiet within the ranks of wagner.

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it's good that he's off the battlefield, it's good for the ukrainians. i think it's good long—term, you know, as they press forward with their counteroffensive. and i also think all of this introduces a level of disquiet and scepticism orfear, paranoia, inside the russian military as they don't know exactly who is who and which way small units are going to play their hand. so i do think overall this is a positive for the ukrainians and a distraction, if not a negative, for putin. so let me ask you this, then, rearadmiral. with all that in mind, what do you think western allies should be doing now to help support ukraine and capitalise on this moment? well, that's a great — that's the actual best question, because there is an opportunity here. the united states and its western allies have to provide the long—range artillery that ukraine has been asking for. in the case of the united

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well, not yet. the gru would not be a good leadership model there, so i think it would have to be the russian military. it would have to be one of their leaders. they perform poorly. the few leaders that have performed well have recently been arrested because they took a compliant approach or were perceived to take a compliant approach during prigozhin's mutiny two months ago, so my suspicion is that the troops in belarus will not go back into ukraine in a meaningful way any time soon. so this is a battlefield loss for the russians over time, but it was probably inevitable after prigozhin's mutiny. you know, we only have to think back to that mutiny, as you were just mentioning, to see that quite clearly there was that disquiet within the ranks of wagner. is there any potential, do you think, for a situation in which someone from within the group, from within wagner itself, perhaps a high—ranking mercenary, tries to take control in opposition

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that they were from prigozhin. yes, and so i'm interested — we've also got this development with the rusich group, who were sub—unit of wagner, and they have also said that they will no longer fight in ukraine. what do you think that tells us, and what does all of this mean essentially for russia on the battlefield in ukraine? so this is a loss for them. and prigozhin was this intense mix of — he was aggressive, he was a risk—taker, he looked for short—term gains, he was wealthy. he was all the things the russian military isn't, and he really provided a spark to their fighting. it's good that he's off the battlefield, it's good for the ukrainians. i think it's good long—term, you know, as they press forward with their counteroffensive. and i also think all of this introduces a level of disquiet and scepticism orfear, paranoia, inside the russian

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i think it's good long—term, you know, as they press forward with their counteroffensive. and i also think all of this introduces a level of disquiet and scepticism orfear, paranoia, inside the russian military as they don't know exactly who is who and which way small units are going to play their hand. so i do think overall this is a positive for the ukrainians and a distraction, if not a negative, for putin. so let me ask you this, then, rearadmiral. with all that in mind, what do you think western allies should be doing now to help support ukraine and capitalise on this moment? well, that's a great — that's the actual best question, because there is an opportunity here. the united states and its western allies have to provide the long—range artillery that ukraine has been asking for. in the case of the united states, it's the attack drone system.

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