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Hello and welcome to the All-At Politics Podcast podcast from Sky News. I'm Adam Bolton.

And joining me this week are Edward Lucas, the author of the New Cold War, Putin's Russia and the threat to the West.

Also one of those who gave evidence to the Intelligence and Security Committee's inquiry into Russian involvement in, or interference, rather, in UK politics.

The lecturer in international relations at the University of Leicester, Tara McCormack, is with us,

and so is Sky's chief political correspondent, John Craig.

This week we're going to talk a little bit as Parliament rises for the summer about the new balance of power, if one can put it that way, between Boris Johnson and Sarkia Stama, and mainly about geopolitics and what to do about Russia.

But it was the last PMQs of the summer run, and inevitably Russia was on the agenda.

Under my leadership, national security will always be the top priority for Labour.

So I want to ask the Prime Minister about the extremely serious report by the Intelligence and Security Committee. It concludes that Russia poses an immediate and urgent threat to our national

security and is engaged in a range of activities that include espionage, interfering

in democratic processes and serious crime. The Prime Minister received

that report ten months ago. Given that the threat is described as immediate and urgent,

why on earth did the Prime Minister sit on that report for so long?

Well, Mr Speaker, actually, when I was Foreign Secretary and for the period that I've been in office,

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