also in the column he suggests that we should just scrap hsz because it is a waste of money. originate from, who will discriminate about that. a lot of people's homes would be torn down and suffer a great deal. the real argument for it is about capacity. u nless argument for it is about capacity. unless you have this service to the north and the midlands, we will come toa north and the midlands, we will come to a deadlock on the roads. also, there is a huge amount of outlay already happened. he says basically all the money can be re— dedicated to the nhs. is taking everybody off, isn't he? £350 a week in the nhs. what happened to it? he is taking everybody on. i think he believes he strides his party like a colossus. he has this image of himself as a great here wrote. at the churchill figure and a great figure of classical antiquity. he has a great vision of what he can achieve in his head and it is driving him onwards. should we move on? lets. boo please. —— please. should we move on? lets. boo please. -- please. i shan't sleep for hours with all the adrenaline. the guardian

he took a pop at hsz future —— chequers.he's definitely going to go on his own direction and carve his own path. that's what we're expecting. but it says here he has no plans to launch an immediate leadership bid, which i was a bit surprised at because i felt like the momentum was really coming now, that they would be something immediately after the conservative party conference. but i think what's really clear is he's going to continue sniping at theresa may's chequers deal. throwing rocks at it actually is what the piece here says. it's really difficult for theresa may, boris is such a significant figure and she's worried, you wouldn't be going out to these tory associations if you didn't want to put people on side. i think he could be more upfront and he could do a few more interviews rather than having these things put out through friends, or having his column. i think a straight interview on what he's intending is quite important at the moment. the other thing, i mean, is what happens at the conservative party conferenc

ukip will abolish hsz, which is blighting lives... i knew you would like that one. this one. ukip will abolish the bbc licence fee. we would make it into a subscription service and those who want to listen toa service and those who want to listen to a stream of politically correct anti—brexit bias can decide if they wa nt anti—brexit bias can decide if they want to pay for it or not. now, i don't know if you are aware by channel 4, the taxpayer is also the birds is it underwrites channel 4, we would sell that fanned sell it toa 4, we would sell that fanned sell it to a commercial player. and who knows? if they actually depend on the commercial world, they actually might try to be a bit more art —— impartial in their reporting as well. we would apologist —— abolish the overseas aid budget and save £14 billion. we can better spend that money here, solving our own problems. now, we borrow money... we borrow money in order to give it to countries with their own space programmes and their own nuclear weapons programmes, while our public services, such as the police and t