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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And Anshul Pfeffer, the Israeli security services, know probably as much about Iran as the Iranians themselves, probably more about what's going on inside the country than anybody else.
And they, it seemed, also agreed that now was not the moment for a US strike.
Obviously, now they're manufacturing more of those.
But I think at this point, both Israel and the other countries in the region aren't quite ready for another round of warfare with Iran.
And that's why Netanyahu was urging Trump to perhaps pause this a bit.
and Shalfefer, the Israel correspondent from The Economist.
And you also heard from Salman Sheikh, who's a Middle East expert and former advisor to Kofi Annan.
Now, let's go back just over a year to South Korea.
Within hours, thousands of protesters made it clear they would not comply with what they viewed as an attempted coup.
That was the BBC's Laura Bicker reporting there in December 2024, when President Yoon Suk-yool, facing growing political opposition, briefly declared martial law and blocked members of parliament from the National Assembly building.
Today, he's been sentenced to five years in prison for a number of offences, including abuse of power and obstruction of justice.
Our Seoul correspondent Jake Kwon told me more.
Jake, as far as the public is concerned, how has that day been seen by South Koreans?
Jake Kwon, speaking to me from Seoul.
To football now, and the hosts Morocco are just one win away from claiming the Africa Cup of Nations title for the first time in 50 years.
The government there has invested huge amounts of money into the game as a tool for societal and cultural change.
The Moroccan side, the Atlas Lions, will face Senegal in Sunday's final.
Now, every host claims it will put on the best AFCON ever.
But how has this tournament gone so far?
And do people think it's been worth the cost?
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