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Hello, you are listening to Cheat Sheep with the podcast that cuts through the shouting,

the spin, to bring you the news you need to know in under 10 minutes.

I'm Sophie Ridge.

And I'm Wilfrid Frost. It's Monday the 19th of January and here are the stories making headlines.

So Donald Trump, of course, threatening tariffs on anyone who opposes him taking over Greenland.

Will there be a real-life love actually moment with the UK Prime Minister taking on the US president?

I'm interested you flagged that because you don't like that movie.

I don't, but I feel like it's enough in public consciousness to use it.

I was going to reference it. We'll talk about that more in a second.

A second Conservative MP in the space of a week is defected to reform.

And we've got a case brought by Prince Harry and some other well-known individuals as well.

It's due to get underway in the High Court later.

But we start with a breaking story from late last night, tragic story of a high-speed train collision between two trains in Spain.

At least 21 people have been killed. More than 100 people

have been injured. It's in southern Spain. The back end of one of the carriages came off and then

slammed into a train moving in a different direction. It happened in Adamus near Cordoba,

traveling from Malaga to Madrid.

Yeah, so 500 passengers around on this train. It was only 10 minutes into his journey.

And so the accident occurred, as you said, yesterday evening. And we've got a bit of reaction to it from the Transport Secretary from Spain.

He said that the situation in his words is extremely strange because the vehicle went of course

on a straight piece of track and track that had been recently refurbished.

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