{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/1b7989bb-75d3-43d4-88ab-da99ebc38133/69700eec5e25e3a6c0e6d5d8?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Tuesday 20th January - Russian Drones, Rural Drug Gangs & Storm Bram","description":"<p>One year on from his inauguration, Donald Trump appears determined to follow through on promises to expand US power — with Greenland now firmly in his sights. Asked how far he is willing to go to acquire the territory, the US president responded: “You’ll find out.” What does this mean for Europe, and how should leaders respond?</p><p>Guest presenter <strong>John Lee</strong> is joined by Minister of State for European Affairs and Defence <strong>Thomas Byrne</strong>, Labour TD <strong>George Lawlor</strong>, and <strong>Martina Lawless</strong>, Director of the ESRI. They are also joined from Brussels by <strong>Shona Murray</strong>, Europe Correspondent with Euronews. The panel reacts to sharp warnings from California Governor <strong>Gavin Newsom</strong>, who has urged Europe to stand united and confront Donald Trump directly.</p><p>The programme also examines the sentencing in the fatal one-punch attack on <strong>Martin Lynn</strong> in Whitehall, and the Lynn family’s call for the six-year sentence imposed on <strong>Christopher O’Neill</strong> to be appealed.</p>","author_name":"Virgin Media Originals"}