lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance.ew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled people can get on a train without the permission or support of a non—disabled person. and it's just... ..it�*s exhausting, really. i was really angry last night. i mean, mostly because, you know, i can just about do it, but there are lots and lots of other disabled people who can't and would have been stuck until who knows when? the law says that all train and station providers are supposed to have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance, and also how to get help if things go wrong. lner's own policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival. lady grey—thompson is now in paris for the paralympic games, which start tomorrow, but says change hasn't hap

lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance. the cleaning crew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled people can get on a train without the permission or support of a non—disabled person. and it's just. . . it's exhausting, really. i was really angry last night. i mean, mostly because, you know, i canjust about do it, but there are lots and lots of other disabled people who can't and would have been stuck until who knows when? the law says that all train and station providers are supposed to have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance, and also how to get help if things go wrong. lner's own policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival. lady grey—thompson is now in paris for the paralympic games, which start tomorrow, but says cha

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that's tanni grey—thompson lady tanni grey—thompson, our most illustrious paralympian. >> and you knowing tanya's tweets overnight and you just can't imagine the humiliation that that involves. >> i said i hesitate to use the word, but it must be. >> it must be incredibly humiliating. >> and she makes the point. she's a member of the house of lords. she's also a fabulously famous paralympian because of her extraordinary achievements. but this is happening to disabled people all the time , disabled people all the time, all the time. >> and they don't have a platform. >> and i was a tube the other day and i saw and i said it was near where i live in north london. and i said, how are you going to can you manage? they said, well, where's the lift? i said, well, where's the lift? i said, there's no lift, it's an escalator. can you manage? no. so, and i had to go and get a member of staff to help this woman. i mean, god only knows. >> i don't know how people cope, i really don't, but good for tanya for raising awareness. but appalling that that had happened to her. right okay. we're moving o

she's the lady jane grey of politics, basically, and she should never have been.nced, minister, actually, of the leadership candidates, but she wasn't the most competent. >> and the reason she was kept in purposefully was because she was mediocre . so she wasn't a was mediocre. so she wasn't a competition to boris? >> no, no, definitely not. i mean, look, she was foreign secretary. she'd been in the education department. she'd been in the defra department. she was so experienced and she was not given a enough chance. so back to you, nikki. who would you choose then ? boris or liz? choose then? boris or liz? >> you know what, boris? >> you know what, boris? >> well , that's the question. >> well, that's the question. >> well, that's the question. >> for all his lying ways. i'd rather have boris every time, because at least boris is a communicator. and if he can't communicate, you shouldn't be in politics. >> oh, so are you going to, you know, join my campaign to bring him back one day. >> now he's making plenty of money elsewhere. he won't come back. >> well, well,

that is the trump years, ladies and gentlemen. then, that grey panel in the middle, that is the pandemic. that thin, grey line in the middle is the pandemic so of course it came down very far, but then look at what happened on the right side of that line, that grey line in the middle. that is the biden-harris administration and john, it's crazy. you had that stability during trump and then this craziness during the biden administration. it's almost like the mind of some of our economic advisors you have the straight line of the trump team and then the sort of crazy gene spurling line. >> one of the things to notice about that chart is we're actually below during the worst days of the pandemic. david: by the way the worst days of the pandemic the numbers were 71 and we're at 67.9 so you're precisely correct. >> we were below there. what happened? why is that? during pandemic people said okay the economy will bounce back. i understand what happened we closed down businesses, we told everybody to stay home. what's happened after years of biden-harri

a struggle now, sabrina, born in walnut creek in grey is from hayward. congratulations, ladies. the 2024 summer olympics in paris have officially come to an end. usa finished with a total of 126 medals. 40 of them gold. the focus now turns to los angeles was set to host the next summer games in twenty-twenty. erin myers isn't la with what we can look for to. good morning air. >> good morning, reyna. it was quite the show yesterday in paris during that closing ceremony and now the games they will go from the city of light to the city of angels in 2028. >> athletes from around the world bid adieu to paris at the stop to france in front of a packed crowd. a closing ceremony filled with dancers acrobats and musical performances, including the star spangled banner by her. the olympic flame was extinguished and the olympic flag officially handed off from paris. mayor anne hidalgo to los angeles mayor karen bass. this will be a historic moment because the first woman mayor of paris >> will be handing off the flag to the first woman mayor of los angeles. a taste of hollywood when actor

. >> this lady doesn't like your stubble cardigan. >> and i let it go a bit grey last buffett. >> thankthat. >> no, no. absolutely not. but it might be a bit darker tomorrow though. cardi no need tomorrow though. cardi no need to get you if we're talking fashion. >> let's have a look at your socks. >> oh my socks not mine. >> oh my socks not mine. >> i'm conservative today aren't they. >> no, they're all right today. no they're nice. my stepmother in law bought me those lovely socks. >> it's just combined with the dressing gown style . dressing gown style. >> right. we've got the papers with tom slater and lynne may in just a don't go anywhere >> we're very, very fit , >> we're very, very fit, >> we're very, very fit, >> right. let's see what's in the papers. there was . stop the papers. there was. stop gossiping in the break. you? >> she's a nightmare . >> she's a nightmare. >> she's a nightmare. >> she's a nightmare. >> she's an absolute nightmare. she won't stop gossiping in the break. >> do you want to tell? >> do you want to tell? >> do you want to tell? >> do you want to tell our

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