hancock — between michael gove and matt hancock on the 30th of may in which mr hancock— hancock on theo here is the secretary of state for health in england — secretary of state for health in england getting the most basic thing entirely— england getting the most basic thing entirely wrong. he has advice from his lawyers, — entirely wrong. he has advice from his lawyers, which is correct that once _ his lawyers, which is correct that once the — his lawyers, which is correct that once the decision had been made he was the _ once the decision had been made he was the 1984 powers and the decisions would move to scotland, wales— decisions would move to scotland, wales and — decisions would move to scotland, wales and northern ireland and for ministers _ wales and northern ireland and for ministers in london for england. and that we _ ministers in london for england. and that we would have an obligation to discharge _ that we would have an obligation to discharge those responsibilities once _ discharge those responsibilities once they were placed in our hands. but as— once they were placed

when there are lower options in the market to lower offers in the market, the default tariff would matt predicting both gas and electricity prices will stay in or round that current level for the the rest of year. now — pun alert — the egg—stravagant mistake that led to a small grocery store owner in 0rkney ordering far too many chocolate easter eggs has turned sunny—side up. when dan ap dafydd accidentally ordered hundreds more eggs than the actual population of the tiny island of sanday, he decided to use his error to raise money for charity. he gained widespread media attention, and is now having to order egg—stra supplies to cope with demand. we've had people from all over the world buying eggs, wanting to donate them to food banks. we have had people wanting to have eggs posted to them in mainland scotland, england, and further afield as well, and yeah, in the space of four days, 720 eggs has turned into 100 that are left with competition. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you. someone ordered too much rain, certainly we had grey leaden skies and outbreaks of r

he said there are better run when dominic raab or matt hancock was in charge. you will face questions on care home discharge policy, one of the most controversial aspects of the most controversial aspects of the pandemic you're in wales and see all this through the prism of the welsh labour leadership campaign. he is in the running, voting closes on thursday and if there are they were members who have not made up their mind that there is a possibility that the perception of a good or a bad performance could have a bearing on that leadership race. and what are that wales was not as prepared as it should have been. other parts of the united kingdom, the preparation very however, if we had had that advice, for example, the middle of april, that actually really should do this, and our advice is definitely do it. at that staff so some people suggested this was not having access to tears and thatis was not having access to tears and that is why we didn't do it and actually the point i'm making is, well, actually, we are being advised to do that anyway. and we do not

hancock, after the first stages of a legal battle.bridgen initiated the case to so—called clear his name after the former health secretary allegedly accused him of anti—semitism. it's after a spat on the platform x, formerly known as twitter, and in one tweet he made about the covid vaccine, suggesting , quote, was vaccine, suggesting, quote, was the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust. hours later, mr hancock wrote back on social media that a sitting mp had spouted disgusting and dangerous anti—semitic, anti—vax and anti—scientific conspiracy theories. but mr bridgen claimed mr hancock's post was seriously defamatory. despite certain parts of mr bridgen's case being struck out , the high court has struck out, the high court has now given him a chance to amend his claim , and for conservative his claim, and for conservative mps and a major conservative donor have been awarded honours after the prime minister recommended them to his majesty the king. mohammed mansoor has been knighted for his contributions to business, c

hancock, after the first stages of a legal battle.gen initiated the case to so—called clear his name after the former health secretary allegedly accused him of anti—semitism. it's after a spat on the platform x, formerly known as twitter, and in one tweet he made about the covid vaccine, suggesting , quote, was vaccine, suggesting, quote, was the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust. hours later, mr hancock wrote back on social media that a sitting mp had spouted disgusting and dangerous anti—semitic, anti—vax and anti—scientific conspiracy theories. but mr bridgen claimed mr hancock's post was seriously defamatory. despite certain parts of mr bridgen's case being struck out , the high court has struck out, the high court has now given him a chance to amend his claim , and for conservative his claim, and for conservative mps and a major conservative donor have been awarded honours after the prime minister recommended them to his majesty the king. mohammed mansoor has been knighted for his contributions to business, chari

hancock— i think possibly if he was carrying on in office, you might not have been quite so cuttinguals. i think some of those individuals. i think some of those individuals. i think some of his remarks have been maybe what you would not possibly expect from mark drakeford, but i think he is airing his true feelings about his personal feelings about those individuals during that time when the welsh government and uk comment was at its most strange. he found it really frustrating. i think it is interesting to see his responses on those individuals. certainly i think there will be a lot of eyes watching today when the questions start getting a bit more tricky, to see how he responds and how he backs those responses up. this is his last week in office, and certainly he has been the first minister during the most tricky time in the welsh government's history, really. all eyes will be on this afternoon and the rest of the morning to see how he answers those pressing and difficult questions as he leaves office at the end of this week. thank you for that analysis and update from cardiff. i

. >> e-a e“ >> matt hancock is a good example this. who almost want example of this.ties, and it's an old cliche that politics is, showbusiness for ugly is, is showbusiness for ugly people, want want people, but you want you want them to be, you know, the old figures, you know, people like tony benn, who i'm no fan of. but he he was a man with charisma and standing, and he was known as a politician. and i'm sure that in, in ten years ago or earlier than that, that you wouldn't have had this issue with, with recognition of sir keir starmer is trying to do it today, isn't he to an extent with this podcast with the sun, answering or not answering questions about, you know, what his favourite alcohol is? how many sexual partners he's had. he it's not what. he was. it's not what. >> not what we need to know. >> he was asked the last time he took drugs, which he's previously admitted was in his student days . and actually the student days. and actually the way he described he said, way he described it, he said, i had fun in my student days. so he's actually saying doing dru

and kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock and kwasi kwarteng, that best that we haven't had the best experiences and i think experiences with. and so i think that party almost needs that the tory party almost needs to some time, take to take some time, maybe take a step back and regroup and actually out, you know, actually figure out, you know, what actual principles are what their actual principles are so know they even so that we know who they even are they're so divided are because they're so divided at the moment. >> do what it is about >> do you know what it is about penny think it might penny mordaunt? i think it might have coronation the have been the coronation and the sword, strikes me as sword, as she just strikes me as the that you the prime minister that you would an itv drama. would see on an itv drama. >> do you not think she looks prime ministerial? >> have been like cobra >> have you been like cobra wouldn't on sky? 100. wouldn't she on sky? yeah, 100. yeah yeah yeah. yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> i wonder if that >> so i mean i wonder if that carries over to the tory party what do you

i can't hear that song without thinking of the matt hancock version. he did it on social media.of course not the winning song. no, it's not. two sonrs the winning song. no, it's not. two songs nominated _ the winning song. no, it's not. two songs nominated for— the winning song. no, it's not. two songs nominated for the _ the winning song. no, it's not. two songs nominated for the film. - the winning song. no, it's not. two i songs nominated for the film. losing out to billie eilish. but in that clip as well there is a brief moment where he is singing with emma stone, who would go on to win the best actress award, possibly the night's biggest upset. a lot of people had tipped lily gladstone to become the first native american actress to win. she was pipped by emma stone who won for the second time in seven years. she won four lala land. this time it was for poor thing, fantastical fantasy film. it is pretty out there. emma stone plays this woman who has a baby's brain, her own baby's implanted into a head, it's an incredible performance for an actress. and as you will hear from