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In some areas. Tributes to the former england Football Manager graham taylor, whos died at the age of 72. And we speak to the writer of la la land the man whos brought the art of the musical back to hollywood. And coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, west hams star player Dimitri Payet Goes On Strike and demands a transfer, but the club say they wont sell him. Good evening. Donald trump seems to be at odds with some of his key Cabinet Nominees on some of the vital questions facing the new administration. His choice for new head of the cia, mike pompeo, has strongly endorsed the work of the Us Intelligence Community Hours after it was criticised by the President Elect. And generaljames mattis, nominated for defense secretary, accused russia of trying to break up nato and of being a threat to europe in contrast to mr trumps wish for much closer ties with President Putin. Our correspondent nick bryant reports from washington. A week before inauguration day, its usually an

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understand the russian experience over the last century has been horrible at times. they were invaded by the germans. you had the siege of stalingrad and leningrad. you had stalin. you had stalin. and the czars before that. a country who perhaps as a result the leadership of this country may be cynical, may be very hardened, may think that the world is a brutal and awful place. and chemical weapons in the general scheme of things, if they threaten us that s bad, but you know, we actually don t care that much about some of these other conflicts because we ve seen a lot of blood shed and i just don t think you see quite the same moral outrage about some of these issues you see in the united states. they ve had a much more brutal recent history. interesting thing is from 1945 right till 91 the fall of the moscow coup the two countries never fought with each other. that s one of the great realities of history. there is some rationality on their side. i think khrushchev was incr

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of old europe. and moscow s still part of old europe, and its capital, and i think they re afraid of what s going on to their south. in geneva today secretary of state john kerry began several days of meetings with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov and he stressed the common ground between the two countries on syria. but he also had a warning. let s watch. the united states and russia have had and continue to have our share of disagreements. but what s important as we come here is that there s much that we agree on. we agree that no one anywhere at any time should employ chemical weapons. and we agree that our joining together with the international community to eliminate stockpiles of these weapons in syria would be an historic moment for the multilateral non-proliferation efforts. this is not a game. and i said that to my friend sergey when we talked about it initially. it has to be real. it has to be comprehensive. it has to be verifiable.

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peter agreed, if assad uses chemical weapons now, it looks like the man in russia has no power. that s right. and that would lead to an outcome that putin doesn t want. because i think if assad uses chemical weapons again the calculus changes. the use of force becomes much more a much more viable option for obama, we ll have more international support p you can see sentiment change in europe, for instance. and i think you re really likely to see a swift reaction from the west if he does it again. and that s the thing putin wants least here. he does not want the west using its military intervening, trying to effect regime change. one of his key goals is to stop what he sees as the sort of western-led regime change around the world. that s one of his key priorities. and we do have common ground with putin on the question of securing chemical weapons and trying to thwart radical islamists in syria. they threaten his regime as well. we saw that in the boston bombing. the boston maratho

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