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Hello, here's an extra episode of newscast because there has been so much news to cast on

Thursday.

And the reason we're doing this episode, which we're recording at 37 minutes past 10 on

Thursday night is because Chris Mason has just hot-footed it into the building having interviewed

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. And this was against the backdrop of that huge summit of European leaders at Blenham Palace hosted by Kirast

Newscast from the BBC the exit poll is predicting a labor landslide we did

and before you know it you have a bright future behind you I really don't know what

he said at the end of their sentence you Joe, you did such a great job, you answered every question.

Take me down to Downey Street. Let's go have a tour.

Blimey.

Hello, it's Adam in the newscast studio.

And it's Chris in the new-

You've had a long day.

You've had a long day.

I am in the newscast studio and my name is Chris.

But spiritually, we're at Blennon Palace because you and I both love a big international summit.

The more leaders the better and like this one was like a bit of a doozy wasn't it?

It was a doozy because you know what even those steeped in diplomatic journalism as opposed to

piffling domestic political journalism which is you know our kind of usual beat

had in fact I'm gonna name names names, I don't think he might, I think it shows

the level of his preparation, which is admirable. So James Landale, our diplomatic correspondent,

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