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Where are the thousands of people being ‘vanished’ by Mexican drug cartels?

We're in Guadalajara. Central Mexico. One of the host cities of this summer's World Cup. It's also the site of drug cartel and gang violence that erupted just three months ago, killing dozens of National Guard members. Meanwhile, the number of people who go "missing" continues to rise. Is this a place ready for tourists in just a few weeks' time? Martha investigates. Plus: Trump wants Iran to join the Abraham Accords. Iranian normalisation with Israel feels as likely as a long-lasting deal between Washington and Tehran. And… Pennsylvania calls. We check up on the most important swing state in the country. You can watch Martha’s piece from Guadalajara by clicking on this link. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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23 min
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For Donald Trump, is Cuba next?

Trump sets his sights on Cuba. Is Raul Castro the next Nicolas Maduro? The Cuban revolutionary is wanted in an American court. Plus the Democrats are looking back at what went wrong in 2024. Meanwhile the Republicans are ploughing ahead toward the midterms - and getting rid of any non-MAGA Republicans in the process. And we talk the shipping forecast. It’ll make sense when you listen. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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Morgan McSweeney on voters and discontent

With two hugely consequential months ahead in British politics, Sam and Anne look beneath the headlines and Westminster drama to ask what really comes next. As Donald Trump escalates tensions in the Middle East once again, the duo examine the pressure on Whitehall. Would any Prime Minister, whoever occupies Number 10, make a difference or face the same issues? Anne reports back from the Prague Security Conference where former Downing Street chief of staff – Morgan McSweeney – makes a stark warning on AI, political disruption and the future of campaigning. Plus, is Britain simply ungovernable?

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A ballroom & war in Iran: Is this what Americans really want?

A day flipping between either side of Pennsylvania Avenue. On Capitol Hill - we caught up with the commander of US Central Command - Admiral Brad Cooper. It’s been nearly impossible to speak to the Pentagon since the US began to prosecute this war in Iran. Trump100 asked if we’d ever get the report on the school bombing in Minab, southern Iran. It happens as the president surveys the excavation work ahead of his White House ballroom being built. Iran and renovations on his mind. Is that what the public voted him in for? Plus - we are in the room for JD Vance’s first news conference as interim White House press secretary. How did he fare? We’ll tell you how he was received by the White House press corps. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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The story behind Britain’s sanctions blunder

The Starmer government has made another blunder after it emerged that sanctions are being relaxed on Russian oil processed through third countries. As a political row unfolded, Sam and Anne discuss the fallout. Plus, Westminster is buzzing with rumours of a possible Labour coronation before the summer. If events moved quickly, what might an Andy Burnham cabinet look like? Sam and Anne discuss the possible contenders for Chancellor and whether Labour could end up with a new Foreign Secretary. And as speculation grows over what Burnham’s agenda as Prime Minister might be, two of Labour’s most difficult dividing lines are back in focus: single-sex spaces and assisted dying.

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Will the US ever admit who bombed the schools in Iran?

Sky News has become the first foreign media outlet to visit the southern Iranian city of Minab - where a missile strike claimed the lives of 120 schoolchildren just days into the war between the US, Israel and Iran. We are waiting for a report from the Pentagon. A draft was released weeks ago. Since then, nothing. Will we ever find out who was truly responsible for the deaths of 120 innocent schoolchildren? Plus - there’s an Ebola crisis in Africa. A new strain - with no vaccine, no treatment and no cure. There are some that see this virus’ outbreak as a consequence of Trump’s DOGE cuts, but why? And we reflect on last week - looking back on those in Memphis caught in the middle of a political power struggle between the right and the left. Watch David’s piece from Memphis, redistricting and civil rights here: Watch Dom Waghorn’s report from inside Iran here: You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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Xi-Trump showdown: Who came out on top?

We digest a day of summits, parades and banquets as Donald Trump lands in China and meets his counterpart, Xi Jinping. Was this the moment America asserted its dominance? Or are we at a crossroads ahead of China becoming the true main superpower? We're in Beijing reacting to every handshake, salute, wince and soundbite. What does it mean for the rest of us? You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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How can Starmer’s cabinet look each other in the eye?

Andy Burnham makes his opening pitch to the voters of Makerfield but is he already in campaign mode for PM, as well as MP? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy discuss his launch video. Back in London, there’s a cabinet meeting this morning. Just how awkward will that be for Keir Starmer? Especially with those who were pushing him to have a plan to leave office. And what happens over the next few weeks in government if a minister has said that don’t want the PM and the PM doesn’t have confidence in a minister?

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The Choice | The Wargame Ep 5

Hostilities worsen despite attempts to broker a ceasefire. What happens next requires difficult decisions and hard choices. - Russia knows our weaknesses. But do you? A major five-part series from Sky News and Tortoise which imagines how a Russian attack on the UK could play out – and invites real-life former ministers, military chiefs and other experts to figure out how to defend the country. Written and presented by Sky News' security and defence editor, Deborah Haynes.

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Who is regulating reality TV? Lessons from MAFS UK

Reality show Married At First Sight UK on Channel 4 is facing serious allegations this week, so Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson, and Harriet Harman discuss whether more should be done to make reality TV safer – and if MPs ought to get involved. Plus, with three by-elections coming up, has Andy Burnham’s bid to return to Westminster thrown the constituency of Makerfield into chaos? And why might the North Sea oil reserves become a hot button issue for voters in Aberdeen South? For a full list of candidates standing in your area, visit the Electoral Commission website. Channel 4 was approached for comment. 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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