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Hello and welcome to this week's All-Out Baltics podcast for Sky News.

Joining me this week are Christina Lamb of the Sunday Times,

Chief Foreign Affairs correspondent, Michael Binion,

who deals with Foreign Affairs for the Times.

We're also joined from Saudi Arabia by our diplomatic editor, Dominic Wackhorn,

and also here with me in Brussels our Europe correspondent Mark Stone.

And we're going to talk this week about the threat to journalists working around the world,

particularly in difficult situations and also a little bit. We can't get away from it ever, can we, Brexit.

Christina, let's start with the situation with Jamal Khashoggi,

who went into the consulate in Istanbul of Saudi Arabia and disappeared.

What seems odd is that some people are saying, yes, he's definitely been murdered,

but Donald Trump and others are saying we need an inquiry. Can we say with any confidence,

what has happened to this unfortunate man? Well, we don't know for sure. We're being told by the

text that there are these really gruesome audio recordings

which talk about his fingers being chopped off and him being beheaded and all sorts of really

horrendous things but we haven't actually heard those ourselves but you know you know, Jamal has not reappeared.

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