Jeremy Bowen

Jeremy Bowen, BBC's International Editor, and journalist Arunoday Mukharji bring insight into the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan following recent missile strikes. They discuss the long-standing Kashmir conflict and the potential ramifications of military actions on both sides. Additionally, Nick Robinson shares behind-the-scenes details of his interview with Joe Biden, reflecting on historical context and the challenges of current global security issues. The conversation emphasizes the need for measured responses to prevent further escalation.

Jeremy Bowen, BBC News' International editor, dives into the pivotal US-Ukraine minerals deal, exploring its potential impact on the ongoing conflict and Ukraine's resource control amid geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, legal expert Dominic Casciani and sports journalist Jane Dougall dissect the Football Association's controversial policy banning transgender women from women's matches, emphasizing its emotional and legal ramifications within the sports community. The discussion reveals deep insights into both global affairs and the challenges of inclusion in sports.

Jeremy Bowen, BBC International Editor based in Paris, provides insightful analysis on the ongoing Ukraine conflict and European support efforts. Mel Stride, Shadow Chancellor, shares his take on the recent Spring Statement, dissecting fiscal strategies and challenges posed by historical debt and the pandemic. The conversation takes a lighter turn with a humorous quiz that uses ice hockey metaphors to explore political language. Together, they navigate the complexities of diplomacy, economic forecasting, and the need for thoughtful reforms in disability benefits.