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I'm Helena Merriman, and in a new BBC series,
I'm talking to the reporters who first covered this story.
What did they miss the first time?
The History Bureau, Putin and the apartment bombs.
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I'm Janet Jalil and at 16 hours GMT on Friday the 30th of January these are our main stories.
Iran says it's ready for talks with the U.S.
but only on equal terms after Donald Trump's threats of military action.
China lists sanctions on a group of British parliamentarians during a visit by the U.K.
Prime Minister Kirstama.
The US President nominates an outspoken critic of the central bank of the Federal Reserve to succeed Jerome Powell.
We'll tell you who he is.
Also in this podcast, could our genes be crucial to living long and healthy lives?
New research suggests that our genes could be more important than previously thought.
The fact that genes turn and how long we live is hardly surprising because we know.
your chance of breast cancer,
your chance of cardiovascular disease that runs in families you can hear at some of that risk.
And the UK becomes the latest country to trial self-driving taxis coming later this year.
My first observation is no driver, no pedals, no steering wheel, but it feels quite normal.