Julia McFarlane

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503 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 16 Jan

Julia McFarlane’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This could affect the House of Representatives at the midterm elections next year.
And if it were to be taken by the Democrats, that would significantly impact Donald Trump.
in his ability to pursue his policies in the final two years of his presidency.
North America correspondent Peter Bowes.
Staying in the US, and as we record this podcast, a huge fire is burning in the US state of Kentucky after a cargo plane crashed at Louisville Airport, killing at least seven people.
The aircraft, which is owned by the delivery firm UPS, exploded during takeoff.
It was carrying tens of thousands of litres of fuel.
Huge plumes of smoke are billowing from the crash site, which is near a petroleum recycling business.
The local governor, Andy Beshear, described the incident as catastrophic.
Anybody who has seen the images and the video know how violent this crash is.
The United Nations says new restrictions by the Taliban have forced it to suspend operations at a crucial border crossing between Afghanistan and Iran.
This means that UN aid is being withdrawn from thousands of Afghans, mainly women and children, who've been flooding the area on their way home from Iran.
There has been no comment yet from the Taliban.
Our global affairs reporter and Barisan Etterajan has been following the story.
I asked him, first of all, to explain what is going on at the border between the two countries.
So what's happening now with the restrictions on women?
And people are still waiting for that.
A BBC investigation has found evidence that a controversial Russian recruitment programme has been deceiving young African women into working in a military drone factory in the Tatarstan Republic of Russia.
The Alabuga START programme recruits 18 to 22-year-old women from Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia.
It promises to give them professional skills and international experience.
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