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Hello, you're listening to Cheech, the podcast where we cut through the scrolling and the shouting to bring you what you need to know in 10 minutes.

I'm Safie Rich.

And I'm Wilfred Frost. It's Wednesday the 7th of January and here's what's happening today.

So we've got a significant moment potentially when it comes to peace in Ukraine because Britain and France have promised to put troops on the ground if an agreement is breached.

Meanwhile, the White House says it wants to take over Greenland before the end of Donald Trump's term as president.

We'll be discussing that.

We've also got the government's big new road safety strategy.

It's all about booze limits and also I test for over 70s.

We'll bring that to you.

A big meeting of the Coalition of the Willing in Paris yesterday and hugely significant

conclusions to it, most notably that boots on the ground

from the UK and France could be part of a ceasefire deal going forward. Also, the wording from

Kirstama and others to say we're closer than ever to a peace deal. That was echoed by his President

Zelensky, but perhaps most importantly by Steve Wittkoff, the US negotiator who's seen as

at least well plugged in, let's say, generous framing with Russia. We've yet to hear what Russia

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