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Hello, I'm Tom Cheshire and this is the Daily. Now, 2024 is a year of elections, but

it's not always a festival of democracy. And that's true this week because Russia

is the one going to the polls. Vladimir Putin is already the longer serving ruler of Russia since

Stalin. So if, and it's not a big if, but if he wins, he'll get another six years, which would

put him on level pegging with Uncle Joe.

Now, even by Putin's standards, these are not free or fair elections.

And we're discussing what the charade tells us about his grip on Russia with former British spy Christopher Steele.

But before that, Diana Magne, now our international correspondent, she was Sky's

person in Moscow for many years.

And her first job for us there was to cover the last presidential election six years ago.

So Diana, how does this election compare to that years?

I mean, it was the same deal. You know, the majority of the Russian public would have voted for Vladimir Putin.

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