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Sky News, the full story first.

The New York. The Full Story First The World Wants to know how you did the deal, sir.

But it's a really good deal for everybody.

Europe breathes a sigh of relief as Donald Trump steps down the rhetoric on Greenland. The House of Lords votes in favour of a ban on social media for under 16s.

Hello, you're listening to Cheat Sheet. It's Thursday the 22nd of January. I'm Wilfred Frost.

And I'm Sophie Rich. We're also looking at the fact Prue Leith has stepped down as a judge on the Great

British Bake Off, who's going to replace that? So there's another twist on the crazy Trump

roller coaster today, because it feels like he is now backed off, or at least backed off in part,

over Greenland. What's going on, Wilf? Well, I think he's backed off hugely. The question is whether he's backed off in part over Greenland. What's going on, Well, I think he's backed off hugely.

The question is whether he's backed off entirely. And this all comes after what another sort of

90-minute speech he gave to the World Economic Forum in Davos, after which he said on true social following a meeting with the NATO

General Secretary Mark Rutter that they have a concept of a deal on Greenland. He also made it

pretty clear in a number of comments yesterday that he was never and is never going to use

military force either way. The tariffs that were meant to come into force on the 1st of February

have now gone away. Yes, this is way better position for all NATO allies than we were in 24 hours

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