Yay, it's Eurovision.

Oh, you're saying.

Do you know what, Ian, if they told me that if I voted leave, I could get out of Eurovision as well, I would have changed my vote.

Well, we're going to have much more Eurovision talk, but not right now because we need to leave people on a knife edge expecting, well, I don't know what to be.

Because I always do a Twitter commentary with Julia Hartley Brewer on Eurovision.

And people apparently look forward to it every year, can you believe?

Really?

They need to get out more.

Well, they probably do, but we quite enjoy it anyway. As as you can imagine it will be a bit about

Donald Trump Iran possibly Korea as well we might discuss our award-winning possibly

appearance on Good Morning Britain on Friday I want to talk about assisted dying because I

like to be a bit cheerful.

The House of Lords, Brexit and Boris, and a bit more about Eurovision.

What's not to like?

Well, let's start with Donald Trump and his week because he's really made the headlines virtually every day this week.

On the one hand, he's withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal, and on the other hand,

the next day, he announced the date and venue for the summit with King Jong-un. So yet again,

it's Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. He certainly had an up-and-down week. I was in Jordan earlier on in the week, and there's something about being in the region when the US president

withdraws from a deal which arguably has sort of at least maintained some certainty around

Iran's nuclear capacity in the year or so that it's been in place to make you feel the sort

of fragility of that region

and of the potential of pulling out of the deal.

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