TLT-The London Times Podcast

By: Shah Salim Ahmed Syed
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  • Ukraine Russia War world news lates including Bangladesh update-Saturday TLT-Radio London Podcast
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  • Why Shinzo Abe was killed in Japan-TLT Podcast Analysis

    Why Shinzo Abe was killed in Japan-TLT Podcast Analysis
    Jul 9 2022

    Out of resentment, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been shot dead. The assailant had already tried to kill Abe. Citing Japanese police, the country's local media reported.However, the police did not give any details about the cause of the attacker's dissatisfaction.Nancy Snow, the International Security Council's director of Japan, said Aber's death would change Japan.

    According to data provided by the School of Public Health at the University of Sydney in Australia, nine people were killed in a shooting in Japan in 2016. The death toll in the United States that year was 39,640.
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    12 mins
  • 46MP resigned from Johnson`s Cabinet

    46MP resigned from Johnson`s Cabinet
    Jul 7 2022

    Boris Johnson sacks Michael Gove - one of the first serving cabinet members to wield the knife

    It is understood Mr Gove was one of the first serving cabinet ministers to indicate he was unhappy with the prime minister staying in his post.
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    2 mins
  • TLT Early Morning World News Breaking

    TLT Early Morning World News Breaking
    Jul 6 2022

    Crisis for Boris Johnson as Sunak and Javid lead wave of resignations from government, In Bangladesh Load shedding continues, whilst Sheikh Hasina`s mango-diplomacy is on, now in Brunei.
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    8 mins

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