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Stephen Sackur speaks to Donald Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton
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Fred Fleitz: What would Donald Trump's foreign policy look like?
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Sir Steve McQueen: The power of film
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Stephen Sackur speaks to Palestinian activist Arab Barghouthi
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