with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank.is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an

with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an eight—month—old infant one of the first to die in monday at‘s unrest. there is a reason why us presidents have from time to time occasionally campaigned on the issue of recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel but all of them, up until the current time, had deferred the issue essentially for precisely this reason, which is that it will polarise even more so an already highly polarised situation. the view seems to be that the wider international community is sort of in agreement that this was not very sensible mood. people as m

liam booth—smith is chief executive of localis, which is an independent think tank based here in london yesterday, there were meetings, actually, between eu officials and the iran foreign minister. they are very much at pains try to retain ties as much as possible, aren't they? they are. the three eu nations, germany, france, and the uk, try to keep the deal alive through practical solutions. they are not blind to the wider challenges posed by iran in the region, but they all feel the deal isa region, but they all feel the deal is a stable platform to address those. but there is a window can be here. six months during which the us will face in sanctions, and john bolton has said that businesses trading in the region may suffer sanctions if they do that. and the way that this deal was initially intertwined, will with the us removing itself from the deal, if there are sanctions applied by the us, it makes it difficult for companies to operate into business just because of the us's noninvolvement, as it were. the eu will struggle to give the guarantees that it would like to see without som