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Ep: 4-33 Tim Marshall on Catalonia vs Madrid and Trump's bellicosity towards North Korea

2017-10-23

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I’m joined by friend of the show and the former BBC and sky news foreign news and international diplomacy expert. Tim is editor of http://www.thewhatandthewhy.com

With the Spanish government in Madrid suspending the autonomy of Catalonia, a decision which prompted anger across the region, this is Spain’s deepest constitutional crisis since the restoration of democracy in 1977.

Donald Trump said the US may be obliged to “totally destroy” North Korea. He has also denounced the endeavours of his top diplomat, Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson.