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Podcast on The Times.

I'm Matt Chorley.

You join me in the extraordinary splendour of the Foreign and Commonwealth

office where I'm sitting down with Jeremy Hunt, the Foreign Secretary, to discuss what he sees as a crisis

and democracy around the world. The risk of social unrest if Brexit is not properly delivered

and how foreign ministers use WhatsApp to carry out diplomacy around the world.

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Jeremy on here we are sitting in the amazingly grand foreign office where successive British

foreign secretaries have sat for decades and decades looking out across the world and seeing

the relentless spread of democracy and freedom and try to sort of forward those

Western values.

What is it that concerns you about what's happening in the world at the moment?

Well I think we are at a tipping point now and we've had a world order that's really been a chapter in two halves since the end of the Second World War.

Churchill and Roosevelt, between them, constructed probably the most successful way of ordering countries in the history of humanity, which over 70 years has led to unprecedented peace and

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