May 2010. From the Hay Literary Festival Adam Boulton discusses the future for Afghanistan with Rory Stewart MP, Christopher Hitchens and Ayaan Hirsi Ali.
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Far too short. I expect little better from Sky news.
You said it James. I was quite surprised why they even bothered.
On the contrary this is exactly what I expect from Sky News, a celebrity and sport obsessed network where opinions on anything generaly come from pop stars and footballers rather than intellectuals like the Hitch.
"I expect little better from Sky news."
fair enough
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