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Stephen Sackur talks to newsmakers and personalities from across the globe.

When thousands of civilian lives are at risk, whether from natural disaster, prolonged hunger or warfare, there is a powerful human instinct to 'do something'. Increasingly that involves military intervention. From Iraq and Afghanistan to Congo and Darfur, humanitarian and military operations co-exist. Conor Foley has years of experience at the sharp end of international aid work. Stephen Sackur asks him if politics has poisoned the humanitarian principle.