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On Thursday's (08/06/17) newspaper review with BBC World News, OBG Editor-in-Chief Oliver Cornock discussed the terrorist attack in Tehran and Qatar's relationship with the GCC nations. The review also discussed the proposed acquisition of Banco Popular by Santander, plus much more.

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