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Everybody is talking about ESG at the moment. The danger is it's been reduced to easily measurable metrics.

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One of the upsides of a return to normal-ish politics

is a more varied range of topics for us to discuss

away from Brexit, Brexit and Brexit. On this week's show James

Marriott, the Times Deputy Books editor, makes his podcast debut, taking a critical

look at the cultural hinterland of the labor leadership contenders.

Times columnist David Eronovich comes overall Taylor Swift

and says we need to calm down about the Royals.

But first Lucy Fisher, the Times Defence editor,

on the small matter of avoiding World War 3.

Reckless, impulsive, terrifying.

That was the initial verdict on Donald Trump's shock order to American generals to obliterate one of Iran's most senior

military commanders in a drone strike. But the US has avoided kinetic retaliation

from Tehran, halted an increasingly aggressive Iranian regime in its tracks, and forced NATO to agree to step up in the

Middle East. As the prospect of World War III has subsided, has Donald Trump proven the

madman theory and pulled off a foreign policy master stroke.

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