it's the clash , the titans, edwina currie clash, the titans, edwina currie .his is a very politician and cabinet minister who served in the treasury , the who served in the treasury, the foreign office and, the trade department. surely she has a contribution to make to public life . yeah, well, she got to be life. yeah, well, she got to be prime minister and turned out to be an absolute disaster. i mean, you know what? she's done over this weekend is wrong. she should be supporting the conservative minister. if she wants to criticise anybody and still wants to be politician. how about having a go at labour on the strikes? just big strikes on the strikes? just big strikes on monday which are going to cause an awful lot of pain and disruption would be a very, very good target . but instead she has good target. but instead she has to go and pound or just about to go and pound orjust about everybody . and, you know, she's everybody. and, you know, she's fundamentally not understood what happened . i mean, she talks what happened. i mean, she talks about we need to

it's the clash , the titans, edwina currie clash, the titans, edwina currie .his is a very politician and cabinet minister who served in the treasury , the who served in the treasury, the foreign office and, the trade department. surely she has a contribution to make to public life . yeah, well, she got to be life. yeah, well, she got to be prime minister and turned out to be an absolute disaster. i mean, you know what? she's done over this weekend is wrong. she should be supporting the conservative minister. if she wants to criticise anybody and still wants to be politician. how about having a go at labour on the strikes? just big strikes on the strikes? just big strikes on monday which are going to cause an awful lot of pain and disruption would be a very, very good target . but instead she has good target. but instead she has to go and pound or just about to go and pound orjust about everybody . and, you know, she's everybody. and, you know, she's fundamentally not understood what happened . i mean, she talks what happened. i mean, she talks about we need to

so we could all imagine why that money to edwina, what's going on?lly agree with the figure. you've just produced for military veterans with their sleeping bags. that sounds a bit of a an exaggeration to me. but what is going on is that for a very long we've given a lot of aid, and this is government. this isn't the money that is raised through charities that get sent to many countries. this is government aid and most of it goes government to government or government to government or government to government agency like some of the quieter united nafions like some of the quieter united nations agencies that do good work in 2021. patrick we spent £11.4 billion and that was down 3 billion on the year before because rishi sunak then chancellor had cut it from 0.7% of gdp to nought point 5, which i think a more realistic figure now looking at what's actually being spent , now looking at what's actually being spent, china. andrew mitchell the secretary of state, to be fair has been banging on about this for a very long time , even under david cameron last

edwina you know what, dan?i thrashed. edwina you know what, dan? listening to you earlier and thinking i'm very to be part of the dark forces. you're talking about the dark forces of common sense . and i forces of common sense. and i was a member of a member of the conservative party and an activist before you were born . activist before you were born. and when liz , parents left wing and when liz, parents left wing parents were small children themselves . so let me say this . themselves. so let me say this. what we are doing here is debating who run a tiddlywinks competition , who should be the competition, who should be the conga at a wedding celebration or in fact, what we're trying to do is run the country and we have a prime minister. we've had too changes already. the country absolutely sick of all of that . absolutely sick of all of that. rishi is excellent and i think you'll find many of your worries about taxation policies for growth will be sorted out when we get the march budget march 15th is the date of the budget . 15th is the date of

so we could all imagine why that money to edwina, what's going on?lly agree with the figure. you've just produced for military veterans with their sleeping bags. that sounds a bit of a an exaggeration to me. but what is going on is that for a very long we've given a lot of aid, and this is government. this isn't the money that is raised through charities that get sent to many countries. this is government aid and most of it goes government to government or government to government or government to government agency like some of the quieter united nafions like some of the quieter united nations agencies that do good work in 2021. patrick we spent £11.4 billion and that was down 3 billion on the year before because rishi sunak then chancellor had cut it from 0.7% of gdp to nought point 5, which i think a more realistic figure now looking at what's actually being spent , now looking at what's actually being spent, china. andrew mitchell the secretary of state, to be fair has been banging on about this for a very long time , even under david cameron last

edwina you know what, dan?i thrashed. edwina you know what, dan?istening to you earlier and thinking i'm very to be part of the dark forces. you're talking about the dark forces of common sense . and i forces of common sense. and i was a member of a member of the conservative party and an activist before you were born . activist before you were born. and when liz , parents left wing and when liz, parents left wing parents were small children themselves . so let me say this . themselves. so let me say this. what we are doing here is debating who run a tiddlywinks competition , who should be the competition, who should be the conga at a wedding celebration or in fact, what we're trying to do is run the country and we have a prime minister. we've had too changes already. the country absolutely sick of all of that . absolutely sick of all of that. rishi is excellent and i think you'll find many of your worries about taxation policies for growth will be sorted out when we get the march budget march 15th is the date of the budget . 15th is the date of th

edwina currie we'll debate with us very shortly . plus, of us very shortly.orward to debating a very, very hot topic and feed a bunch of workers around the to found out that a four day week works for great of course it does . when great of course it does. when did the west give up work ethic last to get through? but first, the headlines with polly middlehurst . mark, thank you and middlehurst. mark, thank you and good evening. the uk has marked one year since russia first invaded ukraine. today with a minute's silence . people across minute's silence. people across the stood at the silence and at the stood at the silence and at the downing street. the prime minister reflected on the losses with ukraine's to the uk . also with ukraine's to the uk. also today, britain imposed new sanctions, including export ban on equipment. russia uses on the battlefield . and in ukraine battlefield. and in ukraine itself. in the capital kyiv volodymyr zelenskyy attended ceremony with families , soldiers ceremony with families, soldiers killed in the conflict . he killed in th

edwina currie we'll debate with us very shortly . plus, of us very shortly.orward to debating a very, very hot topic and feed a bunch of workers around the to found out that a four day week works for great of course it does. when did the west give up work ethic last to get through? but first, the headlines with polly middlehurst . mark, thank you and middlehurst. mark, thank you and good evening. the uk has marked one year since russia first invaded ukraine. today with a minute's silence . people across minute's silence. people across the stood at the silence and at the stood at the silence and at the downing street. the prime minister reflected on the losses with ukraine's to the uk . also with ukraine's to the uk. also today, britain imposed new sanctions, including export ban on equipment. russia uses on the battlefield . and in ukraine battlefield. and in ukraine itself. in the capital kyiv volodymyr zelenskyy attended ceremony with families , soldiers ceremony with families, soldiers killed in the conflict . he killed in the conflict. he described the la

off edwina he so there are solar energy is lost. if it's not used in real time, these batteries make it possible to store solar power to be fed into the grid for when it's actually need it to it be made the home or unit. now, human yama, the system also includes prototypes of e cars that can be charged up by directionally doing pay them with this is a renewal zoe with a modified charger. so ok, he don't have what you under fitz enables his door, electrical energy needs to be faded back into the granular on demand, not under him don't there her value or his or her voice on the will. unfortunately with one, there is also a sophisticated computer program involved. it controls the facilities various components in a way that ensures maximum efficiency when it comes to the solar energy available for the requirements of the picturesque vacation village. see can put forth co purple for from you can set up a micro grid like this anywhere on, even with major industrial complexes, there are no limits. what we're doing here. melisha can be repl

with me now is edwina currie , former edwina currie, former conservative prime minister.rime minister, so as to promote that he massively then sorry anyway . he massively then sorry anyway. no, i'm not sorry. actually, he could have got away anyway. bofis could have got away anyway. boris johnson 5 billion quid. i well , boris johnson 5 billion quid. i well, indeed. and boris johnson 5 billion quid. i well , indeed. and two boris johnson 5 billion quid. i well, indeed. and two and a half million of that. he hasn't earned. yet because that speech was signing an exclusive contra with one of america's biggest speaking . so he's on website speaking. so he's on website alongside barack obama and the clintons and also some important people . and, of course, he was people. and, of course, he was born in new york. so he'll do very nicely out of that. i suspect, patrick, that some of this came about without that any kind of planning. you know what? let me just speculate. one of the one of the mentions that bloomberg in singapore said bloomberg's phoned his office and said , we'd li

a story still being told by those who were connected to him, like edwina. >> his first wife was -- wouldat, great aunt of mine. he is special to me. reporter: saint rose's other family members, a great uncle and grandfather, owned a business in charlottesville. their photos are also featured in the exhibit. >> they were operating a barbershop that their father would have, been my great grandfather, established in 1865. people now understand that there is a segment of the society that needs to have their story told. and celebrated. >> nobody in these portraits looks oppressed. nobody looks bedraggled. nobody looks beaten-down. and that is by design. nicole: like much of the country, it is reckoning with racism is ongoing. there were attempted lynchings in the city as late as 1970. historic black communities were raised to the ground by the city. in 2017, a white supremacist mob held a violent deadly rally in response to a decision to remove a robert e. lee statute. >> the university has not always been a good neighbor to the african-american community. we have learned the hard side of his

edwina currie be joining that for a little pecker . and have you little pecker.er . i know picked the wrong career. i know that feeling. are you struggling on an average salary as inflation continues to relent . inflation continues to relent. ashley, drop your wallet. well genuinely now why not try becoming a diversity officer ? a becoming a diversity officer? a role has just cropped up offering over 200 grand. it been filled yet what was the point of going university to try to become a doctor as any who should have gone to study diversity plus as diversity it. plus as i mentioned little earlier on it mentioned a little earlier on it is valentine's day today and we've a mystery guest coming we've got a mystery guest coming at the end of the show. a secret admirer, surely. mean, it admirer, surely. i mean, it could anyone. team could be anyone. my team have kept in dark on exactly kept me in the dark on exactly what happening. so will be as what is happening. so will be as surprised as you will be. and don't forget, perhaps most importantly, your my way. important

tory grandee edwina lord green. green how ? and ben habib will campaign how?n for choice for conservative leader in the clash. at 920. you can vote to i'll tell you how shortly. also coming up as sunak to leave the ecj if new immigration laws are blocked is a hardline approach essential to stop the predicted invasion of 80,000 channel migrants? this year? i say the time for talk is oven year? i say the time for talk is over, but my panel weigh in the media buzz at 1030 with paramedics and nurses abandoning patients masse for the biggest strike in nhs history today. why are the left so willing ? use are the left so willing? use your pain for their pay . the your pain for their pay. the street icon kelvin mackenzie says forget clapping care , we says forget clapping care, we should boo them . controversial should boo them. controversial comments explain at 1040 plus as always, we'll bring you the sharpest royal analysis on television at 935 after the woman who took the duke of sussex's virginity goes public in mind. harry right in the day was inglorious in his b