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    13 Oct 2016

    Truthful, not neutral.

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    2 hours ago

    . has a warning for his own party: "If the Conservative Party abandons that centrist tradition, then it's really, I think, consigning itself to the political margins, and we'll pay an electoral price, probably in part of this election, but certainly in the future."

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  3. 2 hours ago

    As fires now regularly ravage California, power company PG&E has attracted a lot of criticism. says the company is “squarely to blame for the fact that they have mismanaged their grid over many, many years.”

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  4. 2 hours ago

    Are the California fires under control? says they’re “primarily under control, but… 100s of 1000s of acres have burnt, a great deal of lost property, we’ve lost unfortunately three lives… We're experiencing the worst fires... in California history.”

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  5. 2 hours ago

    The UK government is refusing to release a report on alleged Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit vote. Fmr UK Chancellor  says, "You have to ask yourself the basic question: why would the Russian government want a Leave vote? ... Our opponents want disruption."

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  6. 2 hours ago

    . was in the UK government when the EU referendum was called – he opposed it internally, but could he have done more to prevent it? “I think about that all the time. I don’t think it would have made any difference if I had resigned.”

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  7. 3 hours ago

    . was in charge of the UK economy for many years -- and is extremely skeptical about the chances of a UK/US trade deal: “I think it will be many, many years – if ever – before there is a [UK] trade deal with the United States,” he tells me.

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  8. 3 hours ago

    Will UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson win the election he called? His former colleague isn’t so sure: “Boris Johnson has taken a very big gamble… It’s a big risk. People assuming he will walk it, I think, are making a very generous assumption.”

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  9. 3 hours ago

    "There's no doubt the British economy would be stronger if the [UK] hadn't voted to leave," says former UK Chancellor . "Our GDP would be higher, the value of the currency would be higher. The act of that vote has cast a pall over the UK."

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    10 hours ago

    The legendary Julie Andrews was Mary Poppins, Maria von Trapp, and Eliza Doolittle. But it wasn't all glamour. She opened up to about her family's struggles with depression:

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    Nov 4

    My interview with ⁦⁩ on protests

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  12. Nov 4

    You can see my full interview with the incomparable Julie Andrews here:

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  13. Nov 4

    In 1997, an operation robbed Julie Andrews of her legendary singing voice. She tells me what a loss it was: “Yes, I mourned the loss tremendously… I miss singing hugely. But… thank God it happened at a later age in my life, because I probably would have stopped fairly soon.”

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  14. Nov 4

    The opening shot in The Sound of Music is one of the most iconic shots in cinematic history. But behind the scenes, the downdraft of the helicopter kept knocking Julie Andrews down after every take...

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  15. Nov 4

    Was Mary Poppins the first female superhero? "That's true," says Julie Andrews. "I never thought of it that way!"

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  16. Nov 4

    Satirist assesses the protests in Iraq: "We had our own protests in the past, but nothing on this scale... What we're seeing today is a resounding yes to trying to make the country a better place."

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  17. Nov 4

    Protests and violence have swept Iraq in the past month. says it shows the deep fear of ISIS has now lifted: "The population is back to asking for bread and butter issues. They don't feel they have any debt to pay to Iran or to its militias."

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  18. Nov 4

    In 12 years, over 1000 journalists have been killed. They were killed in cold blood. Deliberately. With impunity. To silence topics some people wanted to keep hidden. This map drives home the risks reporters face every day to :

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  19. Nov 2

    Karen Armstrong, former nun and author of “The Lost Art of Scripture,” tells me why our lack of compassion is hurting society.

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  20. Nov 1

    So excited to interview Julie Andrews - her Mary Poppins is the superhero of millions of childhoods. Watch our conversation about her career and new memoir “Home Work” on the show next week, on and . (Photos: Darren Bull)

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  21. Nov 1

    The extraordinary life of Harriet Tubman is finally brought to the big screen in the phenomenal new film "Harriet". I spoke with stars and about it:

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