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1:01:57Now PlayingFrom Keir Starmer's woes, Donald Trump's trade wars, scandals in the royal family and an American Pope, 2025 was not short of stories.
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Anoosh Chakelian joined by the New Statesman's associate political editor Rachel Cunliffe, and editor in chief Tom McTague to discuss the biggest domestic and international stories of the year.
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