i thought what tom tugendhat said was powerful— thought what tom tugendhat said was powerful as well. _ powerful as well. i've forgotten the quote! sorry. powerful as well. i've forgotten the quote! sorry-— quote! sorry. don't worry. i'll give ou a quote! sorry. don't worry. i'll give you a quote _ quote! sorry. don't worry. i'll give you a quote because _ quote! sorry. don't worry. i'll give you a quote because i _ quote! sorry. don't worry. i'll give you a quote because i actually - quote! sorry. don't worry. i'llgive| you a quote because i actually met gorbachev a couple of times when i was based in moscow. he was always a very chatty, very friendly guy. he actually... i remember interviewing him in 1993 and i had taken my baby daughter along, and he wrote her a letter and said all around you, there is turmoil, but i hope you grow up in a more peaceful world. a touch of class, really. a wonderful gentleman. touch of class, really. a wonderful gentleman-— touch of class, really. a wonderful gentleman. there's also the advert section at the _ gentleman. there's also the advert sectio

i yes, because tom tugendhat has done it, penny— yes, because tom tugendhat has done it, penny mourdantdant has done it. wallace has done it. we could almost no wallace has done it. we could almost go through the _ wallace has done it. we could almost go through the whole _ wallace has done it. we could almost go through the whole cabinet! - wallace has done it. we could almost go through the whole cabinet! we - wallace has done it. we could almost| go through the whole cabinet! we can assume that most of the endorsements are done, carry on. it’s assume that most of the endorsements are done. carry on— are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course — are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course they _ are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course they were _ are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course they were going - are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course they were going to - are done, carry on. it's inevitable. of course they were going to back| of course they were going to back truss. _ of course they were going to back truss, because she was cutting taxes, _ truss, be

tom tugendhat has been very prominent in making this point repeatedly, but i think he's absolutely right to be complacent and it should warn us also that politicians like to think that ordinary voters only care about things at home and only care about their immediate situation. but those local domestic political issues require us to stand up and play a role in the international world of white the front of the times, the client of traditional family revealed.— times, the client of traditional family revealed. yes, so this is a sto , family revealed. yes, so this is a story. despite — family revealed. yes, so this is a story, despite the _ family revealed. yes, so this is a story, despite the headline - family revealed. yes, so this is a l story, despite the headline slightly suggesting this is a sort of general statement of truth about the whole of humanity. but it is actually referring to a review that's been published by the children's commissioner for england. published by the children's commissionerfor england. i know she will be unveiling that review at the policy exchange think tank

sajid javid is the most recent, but also time to get suella braverman, as well as ben wallace —— tom tugendhatmore people think she's the clear winner. ~ �* ., ., winner. indeed. we've got the two candidates out _ winner. indeed. we've got the two candidates out throughout - winner. indeed. we've got the two candidates out throughout the - candidates out throughout the countries at these hustings. there in cardiff this evening and plenty more of those events. the enough politics for the moment. we're going to go to the guardian. the headline there is an exclusive from richard adams that revealed the far—right web radicalising uk children. what's this investigation? very concerning, i think, and lots of parents — very concerning, i think, and lots of parents will be worried about this _ of parents will be worried about this this— of parents will be worried about this. this investigation is focusing on this— this. this investigation is focusing on this far—right ecosystem that exists _ on this far—right ecosystem that exists online. concerns from teachers _ exists online. concerns from teachers

conservative party with a number of quite high—profile in recent days ranging from ben wallace to tom tugendhatporation tax, as well. she is also said she would temporarily suspend green levies on energy bills. rishi sunak has, throughout this campaign, emphasised that such tax cuts would add to inflationary pressures at the moment, therefore risk interest rates and people�*s mortgages, as well, so he has been cautious, however, in the last couple of days been pressure for him to announce something to appeal to appeal to tory party members, given that he has been lagging a bit in those membership poles, and he has, as you say, but announced a new policy which is to cut the basic rate of income tax from 20% to 16% by the end of the next parliament. this trust�*s camp has accused him of you turning on this, some of her supporters arguing we need tax cuts now, but rishi sunak was not have said that it would be responsible. i want to cut tax by 20%, that's one of the _ want to cut tax by 20%, that's one of the most — want to cut tax by 20%, that's one of the most far—reaching cuts we have _ of the

is a group of parliamentarians from many countries of europe including the uk, represented by tom tugendhatne because this is a warfor our disunity around ukraine because this is a war for our independence but also about survival of the free world, is the free world strong enough to stop dictators like putin, to defend the security of its citizens? that is the question today and ukrainians are doing everything possible to say yes to these. irate and ukrainians are doing everything possible to say yes to these. we see the destruction _ possible to say yes to these. we see the destruction yet _ possible to say yes to these. we see the destruction yet are _ possible to say yes to these. we see the destruction yet are reminded - the destruction yet are reminded that at the beginning of this or we were told russia's aim was to take the campaign within a matter of days yet clearly that isn't the case. six months on, do you believe ukraine is now in a situation facing a very lengthy war? it now in a situation facing a very lengthy war?— lengthy war? it is possible. i cannot respond _ lengthy war?

so the award was presented to him by our mp tom tugendhat, who has been a campaigner with us all thenot for this. well, outside. - but not for this. well, outside. yes _ but not for this. well, outside. yes |— but not for this. well, outside. yes. : , but not for this. well, outside. yes. :, , :, ., but not for this. well, outside. yes. ., :, :, ., but not for this. well, outside. yes. :, ., . but not for this. well, outside. yes. :, :, ., ., yes. i was going to ask you about that very day- _ yes. i was going to ask you about that very day- i— yes. i was going to ask you about that very day. i remember- yes. i was going to ask you about that very day. i remember a - yes. i was going to ask you about that very day. i remember a film | yes. i was going to ask you about i that very day. i remember a film of you going to meet the mp dominic raab. tony, you took over. you were in charge that day. what are your plans when you meet the prime minister? , : .. plans when you meet the prime minister? , ., «e :, . , minister? just talk to him. just talk to him- — minister? just talk to him. jus

of the horse race for the moment, i wouldn't take my advice because i backed sajid javid, then tom tugendhatuggling because of the cost of living crisis that your correspondence just mentioned, we need a bit more policy change, ratherthan mentioned, we need a bit more policy change, rather than more the same. but her proposal is, liz truss's proposal, is to cut taxes very quickly, which a lot of commentators and rishi sunak, for that matter, have said it willjust cause more inflation, which the bank of england is trying to get on top of. how concerned are you by her proposal? look, i think we are in a very serious situation, notjust in britain, but around the world, and so any path that any government takes is some risk. there is risk, exactly of the kind you have described, in cutting taxes. but there is also a great deal of risk, i think, in rishi sunak a's approach, which really is to carry on with his high tax approach, which could really undermine businesses' ability to employ people. we might get into a vicious cycle thereby with the economy underperforming. that also is a risk. and so