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10 days of war: How the Iran conflict is becoming a global crisis

Who is the new Iranian leader and will he make a difference to the conflict? Trump says the war is "won" but do his team agree? And who is set to gain from the war in Iran? Yalda is in Qatar and Richard is in Tel Aviv for this week's episode. Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani has told Yalda he wants a diplomatic solution to the conflict and has told Iran to stop the attacks in the region. The pair discuss what the conflict means for the Gulf States and Richard gives some context to Iran's new leader Mojtaba Khamenei and what his appointment might mean for hopes of peace. They also answer listeners' questions on which countries will benefit from the war, that reveal some surprising answers. To watch the episode on YouTube, click here. Send your questions to theworld@sky.uk

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35 min
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Pete Hegseth: $7m lobster, public prayer, and bombing Iran

A day of Iran war briefings from the White House and the Pentagon. War commentary in the style of a comic strip from Pete Hegseth. We'll look into the whizz, bang and pop of it all. It includes prayer. Plus - we've seen the Pentagon's food bill. They spent seven million dollars on lobster tails... in one month. What's going on? Democrat senators aren't happy with how this war story's shaping up. They were being briefed on Capitol Hill. James Matthews was there. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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26 min
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Did Trump just admit the US bombed a school in Iran?

There are major inconsistencies with this White House administration right now. Rhetoric changes depending on when you catch the president, who claims the war in Iran could be over "soon". What does it mean for the conflict, and for the Iranian people? We unpack it all. That is as a new supreme leader is chosen - and questions start to mount over the bombing of a girls school that left more than 168 people dead. As for the new supreme leader - well, he seems even more hardline than his predecessor. Even if the US stops the missiles, will Iran? Plus - why is Trump talking about the Iran women's football team? We’ll explain. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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26 min
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Has Starmer got it right over his Iran War response?

President Donald Trump has said he was “very disappointed” in Keir Starmer. Did the Prime Minister fall short of his reputation on the international stage? Or has he put Britain first by standing up to Trump? And will we look back at this moment as a success for him? It’s been a huge week in the Middle East with global repercussions and Beth, Ruth and Harriet are discussing how Keir Starmer has dealt with it all. Ruth explains why she thinks Starmer should have rained ‘fire and brimstone’ on Iran for their attack on the British bases at Akrotiri in Cyprus. Meanwhile, Harriet explains how Iraq’s legacy still looms large over Labour and is playing into their decisions over Iran. And Beth explains the leaks from the National Security Meetings where decisions were made over Iran and what it says about Starmer’s leadership. Got a question for the burner phone? WhatsApp 07934 200 444 or email electoraldysfunction@sky.uk. And if you didn't know, you can also watch Beth, Ruth and Harriet on YouTube.

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40 min
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The ICE Queen is out: Kristi Noem, you’re fired

Mark Stone is in Corpus Christi, the coastal city of southern Texas, gauging opinions of Americans - and Trump voters - on the war in Iran. Trump says he wants to be involved in the selection of the next Iranian supreme leader. At home, he’s been cleaning house - Kristi Noem, ICE Barbie, ICE Queen, she’s been melted, by order of the boss. She’s out, and in comes Markwayne Mullin. Who’s he? And in Washington DC, the man, the myth, the Messi has been in town. Lionel’s been at the White House to see the president. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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29 min
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Have America and Israel just started a forever war with Iran?

What happens next in Iran? Will there be regime change? And what are the actual objectives of Israel and America? Yalda and Richard are both in Israel as the conflict in the region ramps up. Both have been reporting on the ground and working their contacts to find out what the American and Israeli strategy is. As the death toll in Iran climbs, and the Americans say the biggest hits are yet to come, just what happens next? The two of them will answer listeners' questions, so write to them at theworld@sky.uk To listen to Richard’s bonus Q&A episode, click here. You can also watch the podcast on our YouTube channel here.

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27 min
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Is the US-UK special relationship now completely broken?

Trump's war against Iran and its fallout continues - and it now pits the president against our prime minister. Donald Trump vs. Keir Starmer, over Iran. Is the relationship between the pair now irreparably ruined? Plus - we have a briefing with two (very) senior officials at the heart of the US administration. They explain to us exactly why the US is involved in Iran. We’ll digest what we make of it. And the Epstein files - they just won’t go away, only some have. Thousands have been deleted from public view. What’s happened there? You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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28 min
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Why Putin could be the Iran war's big winner

After a phone call with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump announced the US could ease oil sanctions on some countries to combat the rise in prices brought about by the Iran war. It wasn’t clear whether Russia would be included, but such a move could signal a significant shift for the country, which has been isolated since the start of the war with Ukraine. Could Russia be finding its way back to the world stage – after years as a global pariah? Jayne Secker is joined by Sky's Moscow correspondent, Ivor Bennett. Have you got a question for us? Email the show – why@sky.uk

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Why is HMS Dragon taking so long to get to Cyprus?

The warship HMS Dragon is now not expected to leave for the Mediterranean until next week to begin its mission to defend a British military base in Cyprus from attacks by Iran. The ship is one of six Type 45 air defence destroyers in the Royal Navy and one of three that aren’t currently out of service. It is well-equipped to deal with Iran’s Shahed-type drones, so why has it taken so long to send it to the region? Niall speaks to defence analyst Tom Sharpe, who also spent 27 years in the Royal Navy, about the military capabilities of HMS Dragon, the state of the Navy currently, and when the warship might finally arrive in the Med. Have you got a question for Niall? Email the show – why@sky.uk

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18 min
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Does Donald Trump actually know what he’s doing in Iran?

Mixed messages from the commander-in-chief. The narrative from members of the administration seems to be built on shifting sands. What is the real reason for America’s intervention in Iran? And how long will this all-out regional conflict last - as millions shelter from missiles in the Middle East and Americans suffer economically. Major questions for the president. Plus - we finally get to watch Bill and Hillary Clinton’s testimony on Jeffrey Epstein. We unpack it. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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28 min

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