Welcome to the rest of politics, with me, Rory Stewart, and me, Alistair Campbell.

And I think you wanted to start us today, which is refreshing, get us off the leadership

a bit, talk a little bit about some international stuff, what's been on your mind.

Well, I'll tell you, we'll obviously come to the whole Truss-Soonak situation, especially

after Truss' extraordinary insult of Nicola Sturgeon last night, which I thought was remarkable.

But there are three things going on in the world, which I am just gobsmacked by how little

attention there is in the UK media.

The first is what's going on in Kosovo.

Now, there was a time in my life, working with Tony Blair when Kosovo was the sink, most

important thing that we were involved in, when we were taking on Milosevic, and you have

a situation right now where, in northern Kosovo, Serbs who are blockading, they've set

up roadblocks to stop traffic coming in out and to disrupt trade.

And this is all because the Kosovo government wants them to change their number plates and

also their identification papers, because there are about 50,000 Kosovoans Serbs who refuse

to recognise that they are actually Kosovoans.

And you've now got a situation where NATO, the Kosovo force of NATO, is saying that

they have a watching brief and they're prepared to intervene if the stability continues.

And the government has had to postpone the measure for a month.

But I guess the point I'm making, we have in this leadership election, the foreign secretary,

and yet we have a foreign secretary who strikes me, this goes back to a point you've made

before, just seems to us no interest in foreign policy whatsoever.

The second situation is Kenya, an election in Kenya in a few days' time.

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