The Telegraph.

Iran War is spreading out of control.

We're on College Green where we've just heard the spring statement, but we're going to

be interrogating politicians about what should be done to bring stability to the Middle

East.

We're going to be speaking to Emily Thornbury, the chair of the Foreign Affairs Select East. We're going to be speaking to Emily Thornbury,

the chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.

We're going to be speaking to the shadow chancellor Mel Stride

and the man who claims to be shadow chancellor, Robert Jenrick of Reform.

Welcome to The Daily Tea with me, Tim Stanley.

And me, Camilla Tomony.

Tim, we're on College Green. It's a bit noisy because they've been renovating the houses of Parliament for the last four hundred and six years and there's still 300 years

to go. So we'll cope with that. You've been in the chamber

for the spring statement, which is a bit of a damp squid with everything going on. This is going to be

a podcast of two halves because we need to address the Iranian issue, but also reflect the fact

that the Chancellor has given a fairly significant statement in the House,

which you thought she performed quite well in, right?

She did okay, yeah, but let's attack Iran first.

Okay, fine.

So the latest is that we have Donald Trump going even further than he went with Connor

Stringer, our telegraph colleague, in saying that Kirste Armour

was a disappointment yesterday, doubled down in an interview with the son's Harry Cole,

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