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Radek Sikorski's diary: Show Putin what you think of him – eat a Polish apple

<p class="p1">Plus: Arctic escapes, and the long reach of Boris Johnson's fan club</p>

16 August 2014

9:00 AM

16 August 2014

9:00 AM

I made a welcome escape from sweltering Warsaw to the cloudy cool of Bodø, halfway up the coast of Norway, north of Iceland. Bodø’s harbour stays ice-free all year round only thanks to the Gulf Stream. The fjords bubble with whirlpools and offer some of the best cold-water scuba diving in the world.

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Radek Sikorski is Poland’s minister for foreign affairs.

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