Thank you for downloading from our own correspondent. This is the edition broadcast on Radio 4 on Saturday, November 5th, 2016.

And of course, it's introduced by Kate Aide.

Hello. Today we're in St. Petersburg, watching television and having a close encounter with truthiness.

Donald Trump wants to build a wall along the border with Mexico, but there's no evidence so far

that walls keep people out. The French used to like giant signs painted on walls and on house

ends too. Whatever happened to them. And in Vermont it's leaf peeping time to the

sound of car wheels screeching to a sudden halt. A week of greater Brexit Rumpus than ever with the High Court ruling on Parliament

having a say causing political upheaval and howling headlines.

Meanwhile the Prime Minister arrives in the Indian Capital

Delhi tomorrow, no doubt wanting to talk about opportunities for a free trade deal

rather than the rouse at home, but has Justin Rollat's been hearing more easier said than

done.

Mrs May arrives in Delhi at an auspicious time.

The weather is changing, a heavy smog has settled seeping through the streets

in the increasingly cool evenings. It brings glorious fiery sunsets and softens the city making the street lamps glow golden in the evenings.

But it also brings hacking coughs and asthma, one of the costs of India's enviable economic growth.

Devali, the Festival of Lights,

India's great seasonal celebration of optimism and hope,

has just passed, but its spirit lingers.

Devali is a time of extraordinary generosity with lavish gifts bestowed

upon friends and relatives, another sign of the growing wealth that makes a trade agreement

with India such an alluring prize. But another Devali tradition

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