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Welcome to Navarra Live on this, I think fairly grey bank holiday Monday though, I'm not sure because all the curtains in the studio are closed.

I'm joined by Kieran Andre.

Thank you so much for joining us on, I suppose what for many people is a day off, but I'm not going to be here feeling sorry for myself.

How are you doing, Kieran?

I'm okay, Michael, and the curtains are undrawn in this room, so I can confirm that it is fairly grey outside.

Thank God.

Coming up tonight, Donald Trump has, well, seems to have potentially realised that Vladimir Putin doesn't actually want peace in Ukraine.

This is very much surprised him, and he's called him crazy, I think.

I also speak to Paris Marx, a tech journalist about AI, and Paris is, I suppose, more skeptical of the AI Duma's, or at least the people who think that AI could pose an existential risk to society than me and Aaron were on Friday.

So we have a bit of a debate about that.

Gary Linneker has said goodbye on Match of the Day.

A fair to say, a fairly little moving outro.

He seemed almost in tears. I think it shows why the BBC

were mistaken to let him go. And we show you a clip of Zach Polanski on the BBC. Obviously,

he is running to be green leader. And his whole pitch is that I'm the person who can put forward

left-wing ideas in a sort of proactive way on the

TV. So you can make a judgment as to whether he sort of fulfilled that aim, that task he's set for

himself. Stay tuned for all of that, of course, as ever. If you'd like to support our work,

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