Australia's most decorated living soldier loses a defamation case which determines he murdered, or ordered the murder of, innocent or untried people in Afghanistan but hear why he's not gone to prison over it.

Also, is a Disney film being marked down on IMDb by racists, UFO remain unidentified because of public coyness, the fury of a losing football manager boils over and how the Indian public is holding a party to account over their broken promises.

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Amid claims Russia's on the brink of a 1917-style revolution, Putin's told that if he stands down now - he has a chance of survival. Plus: how seriously should we take warnings about AI, and The Office goes global... again

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Vladimir Putin says Ukraine’s trying to provoke the bear - following drone strikes on Moscow. Also Djokovic is making headlines, but not for his tennis and if ever you needed one, there’s a good excuse to eat chocolate. 

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On the pod today, why British police have been drafted in to North Africa also, we look at Turkey’s importance on the global stage as President Erdogan celebrates another five years in power and as the finale airs, why Succession succeeds where others have failed 

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We have the latest on the second round of voting in Turkey’s presidential election

Plus: who really DID reach the summit of Everest first?

AND: the French bring in a ban on some short haul flights….but none are actually affected!

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We hear about the realities for Russian soldiers on the front line. Plus: the drug that's sweeping the Middle East, and a sport you've probably never heard of.

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Are police a step closer to solving the disappearance of Madeleine McCann?

Plus, we find out more about the man brought in to sort out the world's second biggest charity

And, the campaign to make lawn bowls more attractive to the younger generation

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Martyn Ware, who worked with Tina Turner on her 80's comeback, remembers her - saying "I honestly don't think there's been a better soul singer on planet earth". Plus - an update on The Times' investigation into the Canadian chef selling poison online and we hear from C3P0 himself.

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The Times has been on board the medical train evacuating patients from Ukraine’s front line. Plus - a flesh-eating zombie drug, which has led to thousands of deaths in the US, has reached Britain, and we hear from Cate Blanchett on AI.

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German police dredge a reservoir in Portugal in the search for missing British girl Madeleine McCann. Also, pro-Ukrainian militia attack Russian villages and Elon Musk sends the first Arab woman into space.

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