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What would Britain do of a hostile nation flatten one of our consulates?

Well we would take it we would take the very strong

action and Iran would say that that's what they did. Meanwhile domestic

politics has been restored to sanity and stability by the return of another former PM.

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What time to be alive. I'm John Harris and you'll listen to politics with the UK for the Guardian.

Joining me today are the Guardian columnist Gabby Hinsliff and Lord Peter Ricketts,

cross-bench, bench peer and former National Security Advisor to David Cameron and Under Secretary for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

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