I spoke with BBC West Midlands on Monday afternoon about the situation in North Korea after the death of the leader Kim Jong-Il, succeeded by his son Kim Jong-Un.
I don't think my take-away line about the internal situation will be shocking --- the regime's priority will be stability. However, I may set a different tone from others on the international situation: speculation in the media about a heightened North Korean threat, with missiles backing up the rhetoric, is likely to be misleading. Pyongyang will not be looking to start any fights at a time when it needs to assure its security within.
The discussion begins at the 1:11.00 mark.