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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chorley, bringing you the best of my time to show

politics without the boy bits Monday to Friday, 10 till 1. On your DAB radio, on your smart speaker,

or download the Times Radio app, coming up on today's episode as the world faces another

major conflict. I've been looking at the history, the shape, the changing nature of warfare with

General David Patrice, former head of the CIA, oversaw operations in Iraq and Afghanistan,

and the historian Andrew Roberts has got a new book out looking at conflict since the second world

wall, really fascinating chat with them, giving some sense of the shape of how conflicts unfold,

particularly our focus was on Ukraine. That's coming up in just a moment. But first, let's take a look

at a smorgasbord of news with today's columnist panel.

The columnists on Times Radio.

The new independent on Sunday. Are you getting the full story?

Yes, nice for joining us. Another independent on Sunday reunion, former employees of Britain's

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