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Why do some people think Trump dinner shooting was staged?

The internet is swirling with conspiracy theories about the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. Why do some people think the shooting was ‘staged’? James Matthews and David Blevins discuss as David goes back to the hotel where it happened for the first time since the dinner. Also, things are getting spiky in the days before Trump meets President Xi. War could once again be on the cards in the Middle East. Tensions are overspilling… familiar story much? And- the Supreme Court is getting involved with abortion. Again. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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Who else has Trump been pocket dialling?

Donald Trump likes to answer his phone to journalists - but what's he doing when he calls them? James Matthews explains what happened when the President called him, accidentally. And is there a big risk to national security if he's doing that to others? Mark Stone has also had phone contact with Trump - asking him what we made of the King's visit. As well as scrap tariffs on Scottish whisky, what else did it change? You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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Why the United Nations is no longer fit for purpose

With conflicts continuing in Ukraine, Africa and the Middle East, the global economy being held to ransom and the old world order seemingly up-ended, is there any role left for the United Nations? Founded in the shadow of two world wars, the UN used to be considered the guardian of international law and order. But is it now little more than a toothless talking shop? Niall is joined by Sky News' diplomatic editor Dominic Waghorn to help answer a query from a listener on whether the United Nations still has any meaningful function in the modern world. Have you got a question for Niall? Email the show: why@sky.uk

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Ready or not: Keir’s rivals flounder

With days until the local and national elections – amid some grim polling projections – are Labour facing a double-edged threat from both the left and right of British politics? As instability in the Middle East intensifies, Keir Starmer is preparing to host a summit to tackle antisemitism, but will Labour’s punchy attack on the Greens – including claims of antisemitic remarks made by their candidates – cut through with the voters? Away from the campaigning Sam and Anne assess the state of potential leadership challengers. Are they ready and can they realistically force the Prime Minister’s hand? Plus, have Rachel Reeves’ warnings to the U.S. that the war with Iran would be “folly’ come back to haunt her?

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Has Trump just made another mess in the Middle East?

Project Freedom has appeared to die in the waters of the Persian Gulf just two days after the US president announced it. It was supposed to be the Trump administration’s grand plan to fix the world's oil shortages. The main US cabinet members spent Tuesday shouting loud and proud about the plan. Now the president has kiboshed it. What next? It all comes on a day which had been dominated by Marco Rubio's performance at the White House briefing room podium. Is this the week he becomes the pretender to Trump's presidential throne? And - Donald Trump gets fitness tests back on the school curriculum. Now American children will be ranked on how fit they are. Will that successfully tackle the country's spiraling obesity crisis? You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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Why Estonia is on the front line of Putin's war with Europe

It's the small Baltic state that's no stranger to being invaded - having been occupied by both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. But while many hope it will never happen again, there are fears in NATO and beyond that Estonia is next on Vladimir Putin's hitlist. So how is the country preparing for the threat from Russia? And could Estonia really be on the front line of a future war in Europe? Niall is joined by the outgoing UK ambassador to Estonia, Ross Allen.

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Vote 2026: The final countdown

On the eve of a hugely significant set of local and national elections – who has the momentum and who is staring into an electoral abyss? Sam and Anne pore over the final voting intention polls before the elections – covering England, Scotland and Wales. Have the latest headlines for Reform and the Greens done any damage? Meanwhile, as part of a series of leader interviews on Sky News, Sam has been speaking to the Conservatives’ Kemi Badenoch. How will she be judged at this election and what does success look like for her party? Plus, Anne has some details from the Keir Starmer camp on how they plan to deal with aftermath of the coming days. You can find all the candidates standing in the elections across England, Scotland and Wales here. Sam and Anne will return for two special debrief episodes on Friday and Sunday as the votes come in across the country.

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Can Keir Starmer risk a reshuffle?

If Labour's election losses are as bad as some experts predict, Keir Starmer might need a cabinet reshuffle to try to show some strength of leadership. Beth Rigby, Harriet Harman and Ruth Davidson discuss the risks of that and why it might be counter-productive for the PM. Plus, pollster Luke Tryl from More in Common returns to chat about the Senedd elections in Wales – why has the voting system changed and why do so few voters seem to understand it? For a list of all candidates standing in your area, visit the Electoral Commission website. 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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How Pakistan became the peacemaker in the Middle East

More than eight weeks into the war in Iran, an unlikely country has emerged as the go-between for the two sides: Pakistan. How did General Asim Munir emerge as both the Trump and Iran whisperer? Yalda explains to Richard how this came about and why India may feel sidelined. Richard also tells Yalda about the fear of Israeli extremists felt by some members of Jerusalem's Christian community. He has spoken to religious leaders following the attack by a 36-year-old man on a nun. A man has been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated assault but not charged. The Israeli Foreign Ministry says: "This shameful act stands in direct contradiction to the values of respect, coexistence, and religious freedom upon which Israel is founded and to which it remains deeply committed". You can email your questions to Richard and Yalda at theworld@sky.uk You can also watch our podcasts on our YouTube channel here.

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King in the US: Soft power with a hard purpose

King Charles and Queen Camilla receive the full American welcome on a state visit designed to steady and reset the UK‑US relationship. From a rare address to Congress to a carefully choreographed appearance at the White House, we unpack how the King delivered a pointed message to President Trump. James Matthews and royal correspondent Laura Bundock also look at how the Palace has handled calls for the King to meet Epstein survivors and the unexpected distraction caused by a leaked recording of the UK’s new ambassador to Washington. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

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