now the show, charlie rowley. now the premise— show, charlie rowley.how is simple. hash host— premise of the show is simple. each host outlines— premise of the show is simple. each host outlines their- each host outlines their argument about a topic of the day, and then we all pile in and it makes question time look like a children's tea party. although we're more honest than we're a lot more honest than the people and course , we people there. and of course, we want your views as well. want to know your views as well. so get in touch by emailing gb views at gb news .com. but before we start tearing each other apart and we will. it's your saturday night news with ray addison . thanks benjamin. ray addison. thanks benjamin. here's the latest from the newsroom in— here's the latest from the newsroom in our top story, the neheheh— newsroom in our top story, the national education union has announced more— national education union has announced more strike action next— announced more strike action next month— announced more strike action next month eh— ann

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live now to charlie rowley, former conservative special adviser to michael gove and theresa may.y much forjoining us. firstly, with borisjohnson, lots of questions asked about whether his conservative party career is over. what are your thoughts? goad what are your thoughts? good afternoon- _ what are your thoughts? good afternoon- i — what are your thoughts? good afternoon. ithink, _ what are your thoughts? good afternoon. ithink, look, - what are your thoughts? good afternoon. i think, look, you i what are your thoughts? good l afternoon. i think, look, you can afternoon. ithink, look, you can never say never about boris johnson. never say never about borisjohnson. he has been a never say never about boris johnson. he has been a big figure within the conservative party. he has obviously taken the decision to leave parliament, to stand down as an mp with immediate effect, and has been critical of the government, which i think is a great shame. i think the conservative government, the current conservative government, the current conservative government, the current conservative g

now the show, charlie rowley. now the premise— show, charlie rowley.mise of the show is simple . premise of the show is simple. essi— premise of the show is simple. isci hosi— premise of the show is simple. each host outlines— premise of the show is simple. each host outlines their- each host outlines their argument about a topic of the day, and then we all pile in and it makes question time look like a children's tea party. although we're more honest than we're a lot more honest than the people and course , we people there. and of course, we want your views as well. want to know your views as well. so get in touch by emailing gb views at gb news .com. but before we start tearing each other apart and we will. it's your saturday night news with ray addison . thanks benjamin. ray addison. thanks benjamin. here's the latest from the newsroom in— here's the latest from the newsroom in our top story, the naiisnsi— newsroom in our top story, the national education union has announced more— national education union has announced more strike action nsxi— annou

charlie rowley michael gove. charlie rowley i when-r— michael gove.in order to help our energy crisis. �*nthrocc our energy crisis. well, i think everybody to to everybody wants to come to a peaceful resolution. but, you know, be like sort of know, it would be like sort of negotiating with in 1941. negotiating with hitler in 1941. but i don't but it's not i don't think i don't think that's a fair analysis. i don't i honestly don't think that vlad is don't think that vlad putin is going sit down. going to actually sit down. i mean, when you think in nagorno—karabakh, in armenia, you've the talks have you've had the peace talks have been for 30 years. it been going on for 30 years. it just but i think just doesn't happen. but i think the with sunak speech the problem with sunak speech this actually this morning, he actually accelerated problem of accelerated the problem of inflation committing another inflation by committing another vast mean, vast tranche of funds. i mean, the definition of the classical definition of inflation, too much the classical

and what i liked and charlie rowley and what i liked end—see- charlie rowley and what i liked.iscuss. inflation is technically discuss. inflation ls rlslng— technically discuss. inflation ls rlslng. lls— technically discuss. inflation is rising, it's falling supply srosrs— is rising, it's falling supply shocks. the— is rising, it's falling supply shocks. the ukraine war for you. all ol— shocks. the ukraine war for you. all ol lnese— shocks. the ukraine war for you. all of these things— shocks. the ukraine war for you. all of these things , every all of these things, every household— all of these things, every household .— all of these things, every household . and during this year, household. and during this year, the household. and during this year, lne 2— household. and during this year, re 2 nllllon— household. and during this year, the 2 million during this year vno— the 2 million during this year vno ere— the 2 million during this year who are coming— the 2 million during this year who are coming off fixed rate onorlgeges— who are coming off fixed rate mortgages going into

morning to you, stettte. se— charlie rowley. morning to you, charlie. so this— charlie rowley. week we saw in the european union there are,— this week we saw in the european union there are, i— this week we saw in the european union there are, i think, 37 semptemts— union there are, i think, 37 complaints have come out. so tt-s— complaints have come out. so tt-s met— complaints have come out. so tt-s met pest— complaints have come out. so it's not just confined to westminster,- it's not just confined to westminster, but it is a recurrent issue. how serious is me— recurrent issue. how serious is the sme— recurrent issue. how serious is the xmt et— recurrent issue. how serious is the kind of allegation then of ms— the kind of allegation then of tms temp— the kind of allegation then of this being endemic , a culture of this being endemic, a culture of sexeet— this being endemic, a culture of sexual harassment— this being endemic, a culture of sexual harassment at well, as pee— sexual harassment at well, as pee sep,— sexual harassment at well, as pee sep, tt-s— sexual harassment at

charlie rowley— people against them. charlie.bring you this, because talking oi oiv iooi— bring you this, because talking of six foot six— bring you this, because talking of six foot six men, this could no. — of six foot six men, this could no. on.— of six foot six men, this could no. on. no— of six foot six men, this could be. oh, no, it's— of six foot six men, this could be. oh, no, it's a— of six foot six men, this could be. c “ of six foot six men, this could be. c“ c “ be. oh, no, it's a women's team. there you go. i spoke too soon. it's a women's team that's coming out now. let's take this for you live. this is newcastle university. they've just come out the boat, there. out of the boat, sheds there. they meeting at they were having a meeting at the there. cox was probably the back there. cox was probably giving them some some words of encouragement there. and now they are heading onto the jetty just in front of us here. if you are listening on the radio and they are going to from they are going to launch from here. so some

charlie rowley, thank you very mush— charlie rowley, thank you very uhus—— charlie rowley, thank youe and we all know that the second of grief is anger. second stage of grief is anger. so second stage of grief is anger. so a— second stage of grief is anger. so anot— second stage of grief is anger. so ant peopte— second stage of grief is anger. so a.of people are- second stage of grief is anger. so a of people are angry and so a lot of people are angry and you— so a lot of people are angry and vou—them.- so a lot of people are angry and vou—them. t- so a lot of people are angry and you—them. i don't. you can't blame them. i don't thtmt— you can't blame them. i don't mtmt-ot— you can't blame them. i don't think-of. john,- think really of. john, meanwhile,- think really of. john, meanwhile, disagrees with hartaret— meanwhile, disagrees with hartaret. he— meanwhile, disagrees with margaret. he says boris is vtthout— margaret. he says boris is vtthout a— margaret. he says boris is without a doubt a liar and his pumtshmemt— without a doubt a liar and his punishment is— without a doubt a li

charlie rowley, former special adviser to michael gove. afraid _ you can't do is write him off, i'm afraid he — you can't do is write him off, i'm afraid he is_ you can't do is write him off, i'm afraid. he is someone _ you can't do is write him off, i'm afraid. he is someone who - you can't do is write him off, i'm afraid. he is someone who has l you can't do is write him off, i'm - afraid. he is someone who has made comebacks _ afraid. he is someone who has made comebacks and — afraid. he is someone who has made comebacks and listen _ afraid. he is someone who has made comebacks and listen to _ afraid. he is someone who has made comebacks and listen to that - comebacks and listen to that conversation, _ comebacks and listen to that conversation, it— comebacks and listen to that conversation, it is— comebacks and listen to that conversation, it is clear- comebacks and listen to that conversation, it is clear thatl comebacks and listen to that - conversation, it is clear that there are some — conversation, it is clear that there are some pe

let's talk to charlie rowley, former special adviser to michael gove, who's here.where there are shortages and where-ae— where there are shortages and where-are clearly- where there are shortages and where are clearly longer where there are clearly longer term — where there are clearly longer term _problems,- where there are clearly longer term problems, in term health problems, in panteuta— term health problems, in particular the particular areas to address the ehenagee— particular areas to address the shortages, address shortages, to address the haetteg — shortages, to address the backlog and— shortages, to address the backlog and sure shortages, to address the- backlog and-sure that backlog and to make sure that weu-e— backlog and to make sure that you're supith/ing— backlog and to make sure that you're supplying health care for theee— you're supplying health care for theee-neet— you're supplying health care for those-need-most.. you're supplying health care for those-need-most. i you're supplying health care for those need most. those that need it the most. i t

charlie rowley. good morning to you. what you good morning to you. what do you make all?wes— suspension for boris johnson, that was something that could newe— that was something that could newe iseen— that was something that could newe iseen swi— that was something that could have been put to— that was something that could have been put to the house and it have been put to the house and ii—enenieil have been put to the house and ii—eneniei iswi it could have been amended by his-colleagues— it could have been amended by his-colleagues on- it could have been amended by his colleagues on the back his own colleagues on the back isensnes. — his own colleagues on the back benches. .think_ his own colleagues on the back benches. .think the- his own colleagues on the back benches. think the fact benches. so i think the fact inei— benches. so i think the fact we ne— benches. so i think the fact that he probably into that he probably weighed into eseswni— account that they wouldn't come to account that they wouldn't come is—is— account that they wouldn't come is—is wnw— account tha