The world is becoming increasingly complex and volatile.

How can we make sense of it all?

I'm Richard Engelt.

And I'm Yalda Hekeem.

And we're the top international correspondents at NBC News and Sky News.

And we present Sky News's latest podcast, The World.

Each week will cut through the noise to guide you through the week's global events

and explain to you why what happens out there

matters to you wherever you are. Listen now to the world with Richard Engel and me Yalda Hakim

wherever you get your podcasts. Well, hello and welcome to the Sky News All-Out Politics Podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton, and joining me today are the talk radio presenter, Julia Hartley Brewer,

Leo Barassi, who is the author of the climate majority about public attitudes to climate change. Sky News's political reporter Rob Powell,

the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. And joining us down the line from across the IRC from Northern

Ireland is Sky News's senior island correspondent David Blevins.

Well, we're going to talk this week about developments in Northern Ireland and, of course, the killing of Lira McKee.

And also, we're going to discuss climate change, extinction, rebellion and the fortunes in those European parliamentary elections,

possibly of the Change UK party. But let's start with what happened in Northern Ireland

and bring in straight away David Blevins. Tell us really about the circumstances of her death and the consequences since then.

Learrow McKee, a 29-year-old journalist, had gone to the Cregan estate in Londonderry, or Derry, depending on how you want to describe it,

to cover a riot that was taking place there. She was reporting when dissident Republicans

from the so-called new IRA opened fire on police lines. They missed the police lines but

fatally wounded the young journalist instead and it has provoked an extraordinary response,

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