they did you notice we forgot to mention marmite? that is what eve ryo ne mention marmite?s talking about, whether he likes marmite. yes or no? i have never tried it. i have never had marmite. you never get a clear answer. the talk of the town this morning was the malfunctioning robot on the detainee programme with nick robinson. nick, nick... nick nick, nick, nick, nick, nick, nick dominika. do or die he said he would die ina dominika. do or die he said he would die in a ditch, he did not leave he did not die in a ditch he did not do fioi’ did not die in a ditch he did not do nordie. so we did not die in a ditch he did not do nor die. so we are going to betray people who have made falls of themselves, start with the prime minister. chris, chris, chris, chris, the action moved to south yorkshire and the floods they have had their because borisjohnson yorkshire and the floods they have had their because boris johnson went to see for himself. an yorkshireman like myself occasionally have a reputation for calling a spade a spade. calling a spade a shovel. as it is. in the prim

for example, would you like some more marmite on toast, stephen? to sounding like a kiwi is not moving your mouth too much. >> a bit like a southern drawl. it's much easier for kiwi actors and actors to do a southern accent. >> stephen: boy it's a hot day i'm so thirsty. >> boy, it's a hot day, i'm so thirsty. >> boy, it's a hot day-- what's that? >> stephen: you're a smoker is what it sounds like, which is pretty good for the sound. >> that's not a region. that's not a region. that's not a region specific. >> stephen: kind of. >> should we show you some of wellington? >> stephen: that would be great. >> i'll just take that. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: how are we getting around town? >> this is just you know, a crocodile bike. >> stephen: all right. >> the usual. >> stephen: are there crocodiles in new zealand? >> no, this is the only crocodile you'll find. >> stephen: how much of your national economy is based on whimsy? ( laughter ) are you-- are you proud of your country here? >> oh, yeah. love it. love it. >> yeah. >> stephen: i miss that feeling. >> it's

john bercow was like marmite, people loved him or hated him. his international reputation, i think, was huge. indeed. we will give an eye on what he gets up to next. let's talk about this story on the front page of the daily mail. is this the end of smear test? a new procedure will allow for women tasende of a swab to check for cervical cancer avoiding the ordeal of going to the doctors. it is one of going to the doctors. it is one of my most hated appointments, i have to see. they do not enjoy it at all. that is the problem. the take—up all. that is the problem. the ta ke—up rates all. that is the problem. the take—up rates are at an all—time —— 21 eulo. it is because it can be painful, more painfulfor older women. it is also embarrassing, humiliating. and for some women, depending on their religious beliefs and what have you, it is very difficult for them to pursue that of ointment. this way you can do the test at home, it is a swab or a urine test. it would be your responsibility to take the test yourself and i presume to take it to yourself

one part marmite, three parts honey. 0k, it is sounding better. just reduce the marmite. was talking about using it as a commonsense decision, and saying that those in grenfell tower should have used a commonsense and ignored the advice to stanley tail—block. andrew bridgen, another conservative mp, spoke about this on radio 4's pm show and talked about jacob rees—mogg being a good friend of his and backed up what he said —— those in the tail—block. he said i realise what it said was wrong and causing great deal of distress and events. it was not my intention to do so. we put this on social media ‘s morning. is that they do not want to add any painted the tragic event. he says oh apologised unreservedly. we will be speaking to the conservative party chairman, james cleverly, and we will put those points to him. there are some calls forjacob rees—mogg to resign for what he said. andrew bridgen has also apologised for speaking on the same subject and backing up jacob rees—mogg. speaking on the same subject and backing up jacob rees-mogg. we will talk about that with chris m

site for a day to plug one of their brands but they do like the types of products they led with, marmite great sunday story. they are family friendly foods and that is part of the point. should brands that children eat really be advertising on one of the world's biggest pornographic websites. i think it is an excellent investigation that one of my collea g u es investigation that one of my colleagues dead and she found really disturbing things on the site. is that something you want your site to be associated with? this is a story that i know you don't really see eye to eye on so let's have this debate. this is your story, so why don't you kick off? the screens help boys close gaps on girls? 15-year-olds sit tests in literacy, maths and science and it is a huge study and governments are to it really seriously and what it really seriously and what it really seriously and what is finding, and next results are due to come out in december, it is finding that boys like reading on screens and if boys do these tests on line at which they have been doing recently, they do much better. everyone i

he is asked, do you like marmite? he says yes. i've watched it many times. band, the clash or the rolling stones? two very dad —like choices. the thing thatis very dad —like choices. the thing that is really controversial. people ofa that is really controversial. people of a political persuasion will find lots of things controversial but the one that normal people will find controversial is how he makes his tea. he goes into the kitchen at tory hq and makes a brew and he leaves the bag in it. i think i'd endorse that tea making strategy. he's responded to those allegations tonight with a tweet saying, i like mighty strong, i leave the bargain. 0ne flippant point, somebody on social media says it looked like the camera was the equivalent of someone who charges you adjust the point you are going to the toilet, you want to go to the toilet. the broader point is intriguing, i wonder if this is an attempt by the conservatives to get this stop shared on social media because here we are talking about it, obviously embedded with all the chat about the dogs are polit

but we also forgot something, we did not talk about marmite, everybody has been talking about that andt's the answer? i've never had it! what! i know. you never get a clear answer. the malfunctioning robot. he said he would die in a ditch, that he would leave, he didn't come he didn't do ordie. ithink leave, he didn't come he didn't do or die. i think we might start with the prime minister when it comes to people who say they will do things but don't do them. we swiftly moved to south yorkshire and the floods they have had there. yes, and yorkshireman like myself have a reputation for calling a spade a spade, calling a spade a shovel. the prime minister got a sense of that in south yorkshire today, didn't he? well, some people were willing to shake his hand, but some were not, ta ke shake his hand, but some were not, take a look at this. you should have been there saturday morning having a meeting, making sure these people get the help and support, and i'm sorry your announcement yesterday was a pittance. the flood defences, these need that support, we are expecting rain on thursday, w

kennedy: vegemite and marmite are the same thing. >> moo -- no malarkey. like horse crap? >> no bs. >> there you go. >> shoot from the hip. >> not an age thing. >> a -- what? >> hs. horse crap. not malarky. >> versus bs. >> believe it or not, no malarkey shoot from the hip type of guy. trump is guy the way is very appealing to the blue collar worker in america. >> they all say they are doing, that saying i'm the straight talking one, it is unconvincing if you say i'm the straight talking one. kennedy: i am on the straight talk express. >> or they call it something new,. kennedy: no malarkey. >> does not matter. >> no fuss budgets here. old fuss an fellers right. >> joy was not only day dreaming democrat on debate stage, the other presidential hopefuls seemed scared to take risk, push their arguments or do anything interesting. mayor pete skate through scrutiny. a lot of candidates locked horns over health care, and some forgotten like klobuchar and cory booker trying to push through. >> we're going to want medicare for all. >> and you senator, sanders bring you? >> thank y

boris johnson is a strength, but he is marmite.oo far from the centre ground. sol is that it moves too far from the centre ground. so i will be interested to know what your focus group thinks. although i think we will win the election, i think political parties win from the ce ntre political parties win from the centre ground. and i worry that maybe people think we have attacked too far to the right. and when you have a former conservative justice minister on the radio this morning saying not to vote for boris johnson, that worries you? it wasn't helpful, but we have had a former labour minister saying not to vote for labour as well. things are very much up in the air. it will probably still come down to a straight labour—tory fight. people expect everything to be in flux and thrown up everything to be in flux and thrown up in the air, but i think politics might be slightly more normal in terms of the result than people expect. we will see. thank you very much. we will be back with you later andjoin us much. we will be back with yo

while it may not be part of the traditional nativity story, this marmite marmot will remain a furry fixture met office together other weather warnings in fourth, 50 millimetres of rain over the high ground of dartmoor and south wales for example. that could be enough range of course a localised flooding and certainly some very poor travelling conditions. if we look at the uk as a whole through tonight, you can see the rain extending through parts of the midlands, coventry north and midlands and northern ireland as we move on. the further east and north you are, some splashes of rain, a bit drier and the northern scotland will be —— might hold on to clear skies, chilly, some cloud, the rain and a brisk breeze. they might receive and into the first part of tomorrow where we will continue to theatrics of rain moving erratically north of england, wales, northern ireland and southern scotland but through the afternoon, things should start to brighten up a little bit across east anglia and the south—east, and the rain will tend to peter out across the west and to an extent across the south of wal