Hello and welcome to the week in 60 minutes coming to you on 26 of January Thursday.

I'm Katie Balls, the spectators political editor.

Coming up on the show.

Money problems are piling up from Rishi Sunak and the Tories.

Can he get a grip on Tory sleeves once and for all?

I'll be speaking to Isabel Hardman and John Curtis.

As Russia ramps up its defence, Ukraine has made a plea to the West for more arms and tanks, but what

role do tanks play in modern warfare? We've got Mike Martin and Richard Barron's to discuss.

How much trouble is Joe Biden in? A paper trail of classified documents has been found

in his home, breaching national security protocol. Classified documents are a constant theme in American politics,

but other figures like Trump, Clinton and now Mike Pence facing the same scandal,

can Biden brush us off? Freddie Gray, our deputy, and who joins me now.

The English language is facing a war on words. Groups are seeking to remove certain words

that in this day in age are deemed offensive.

Some on the list may surprise you. Lionel Shriver has the story. Finally, what are some of the

dangers when it comes to restoring fine art? There have been some highs and loads of art restoration

over centuries, but can the paintings ever truly go back to their original condition? And should they?

I speak to Igor Toroni Lalik.

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