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Hello, I'm Uncle Desai, and at 16 hours GMT on Friday,
the 23rd of January, these are our main stories.
Britain says Donald Trump was wrong to diminish the role of NATO troops during the war in Afghanistan.
There's been an angry backlash to the US president's claim that NATO allies avoided the front line during the conflict.
While the World Economic Forum has been dominated by geopolitical rankling,
we'll be talking about women's health, another important topic that leaders have been addressing.
And of course in South Africa has dismissed a government appeal to block the auction of personal items belonging to former President Nelson Mandela.
Also in this podcast.
This plant alone provides a huge proportion of Ukraine's energy needs.
And the boss of Ukraine's nuclear industry says this too is a target for the Russians.
As high-level talks to end the war in Ukraine continue,
we report from inside one of the dwindling number of power stations fighting a freezing winter.
The one so-called special relationship between the US and UK has its fair to say had a few speed bumps on the road.
And now there is another one you can add to that long stretch.