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this upcoming election, i'm remember with russia. dmitri moore at off is going to be speaking to us. he knows president putin better than any journalist. i think he's been covering him for 22 years since he 1st came to power. and of course, this is a moment when you got russian troops on the border of ukraine, maybe as a members, as many as a 120000 of the world is asking, is putin about to invade. so join as lots to talk about, connect with us using the hash tag. ha, nobel. and we'll see you in less than an hour. now. indeed, you will fully, james. thank you very much live for norway, and of course you watch that prego in lesson. now's time here on out as there are plenty more had here on the news are including falls to leave her homes by any means possible. thousands and cameron fleet as hurt as farmers and fishermen fight overt shrinking water resources. also we hear from a palestinian who's looking to adapt to life outside jail after spending 17 years in israeli prisons and, and supporting those captain inspires to come back in the 1st ashes test against australia. ah, for today'

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