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Welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Michael Walker. I'm doing it again this week by independent journalist Barry Malone.

And he's worked as editor at Al Jazeera. Roitters correspondent in Africa in the Middle East. Now writes the newsletter on Substat called Proximities.

And welcome back. How are you doing?

Hi, Michael. Yeah, good. I could do without such a soggy day in London, but otherwise well. Yeah, thanks for having me back.

No, pleasure having you on. We mentioned last week, we're going to try and make it a tradition

and when we get Barry on because his substack proximities is about international stories which are

undercovered. And we are, when we get him, I'm going to try and sort of cover one each show. So today we're

going to talk about a potential war between Ethiopia and Eritrea. And we're talking about some of

the context there. And Barry has lived in Ethiopia for five years and covered the region

extensively. So that will be really, really interesting. Also tonight, and we'll be discussing

Xi Jinping, showing off the

strength of China's armed forces with a massive military parade in Beijing. Ed Balls, someone of

slightly lower world historical importance, has grilled Green Party leader, Zach Polanski on Good Morning

Britain, and Graham Linehan has been ordered to stop tweeting following his arrest by the Metropolitan Police.

In a way, that's the people pay for applications that stop them tweeting, and he's got it for free from the Met.

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Our first story is about Angela Rainer because the deputy prime minister, Angela Rainer,

has today admitted underpaying £40,000 in stamp duty.

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