guto, to brina celebrations so early. guto, to bring you _ celebrations so early.elebrations so early. guto, to bring you in on _ celebrations so early. guto, to bring you in on this, _ celebrations so early. guto, to bring you in on this, you've - celebrations so early. guto, to l bring you in on this, you've been celebrations so early. guto, to - bring you in on this, you've been in the situation handling a row that doesn't seem to go away. how did you feel he got on in the interview? as far as i was concerned i watched tonight— far as i was concerned i watched tonight thinking i don't want to... he means — tonight thinking i don't want to... he means it, he knows he messed up, it's not— he means it, he knows he messed up, it's not the _ he means it, he knows he messed up, it's not the decisive issue in this election— it's not the decisive issue in this election any more. it is a bad moment, _ election any more. it is a bad moment, i'm happy to kick people as hard as_ moment, i'm happy to kick people as hard as anyone else but to watch that interview and think th

guto was making the ve valid really positive.tive. guto was making the very valid point that not _ really positive. guto was making the very valid point that not everyone i very valid point that not everyone will get the treatment that the king will get the treatment that the king will get the treatment that the king will get over the coming weeks and months. does that frustrate you that at the moment, cancer care is not getting the attention it deserves? i've been a doctor, this is my 20th year now, and i can categorically say that in the last couple of years, it'sjust been say that in the last couple of years, it's just been the worst it's ever been in the nhs. i struggle day—to—day do not find feelings in a managerial and political level that don't drive me absolutely up the wall. it's so hard because it's not your patients' fault. they're desperately trying to get the care that they couldn't get five years ago. i can't see how primary care is ever going to be back to what it was until there are some radical changes. sadly, th

guto harri is here, borisjohnsons former director of communications briefly, if you please, your thoughtsn this extraordinary day we witnessed in parliament. i was there all day in the gallery, it was absolutely evidence that the commons knew they were debating one of the most important things those individual mps would debate. the? mps would debate. they spectacularly rose to the occasion. _ mps would debate. they spectacularly rose to the occasion. the _ rose to the occasion. the debate ebbed and flowed for five hours and when the result came through, there was almost complete silence in the commons because everybody in the chamber realised that the future is in the gravity of what they have done, it was up to the dutch market was an absolutely remarkable occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament. find occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament.— define this parliament. and all the balance right _ define this parliament. and all the balance right to the _ define this parliament. and all the balance right to the very _ define this parliament. and all the bal

over to you, guto and sam.dict historic failure of their party night before an election, what's going on? ida. party night before an election, what's going on?— party night before an election, what's going on? no, it usually entail that _ what's going on? no, it usually entail that there's _ what's going on? no, it usually entail that there's only - what's going on? no, it usually entail that there's only one - what's going on? no, it usuallyj entail that there's only one poll that matters but i think the polls have been so... it’s that matters but i think the polls have been so...— have been so... it's been extraordinary. _ have been so... it's been extraordinary. it - have been so... it's been extraordinary. it is, - have been so... it's been extraordinary. it is, it. have been so... it's been extraordinary. it is, it is. | have been so... it's been - extraordinary. it is, it is. but auain, extraordinary. it is, it is. but again. you — extraordinary. it is, it is. but again, you sound _ extraordinary. it is,

guto has been in the house of commons. what did you make of it?i agree with my shadow, it has _ each other. can i agree with my shadow, it has been _ each other. can i agree with my shadow, it has been dropping . each other. can i agree with my shadow, it has been dropping a| each other. can i agree with my - shadow, it has been dropping a ball for the _ shadow, it has been dropping a ball for the entire political establishment and as you suggest it's weird — establishment and as you suggest it's weird how it takes a drama to sort of— it's weird how it takes a drama to sort of explainjust it's weird how it takes a drama to sort of explain just a human tragedy here _ sort of explain just a human tragedy here there — sort of explain just a human tragedy here. there are people that committed suicide because they had been convicted of crimes that they had not _ been convicted of crimes that they had not committed. there were people who went _ had not committed. there were people who went bankrupt because the system had swindled them of real money. it

joining me tonight on the panel are guto harri, former downing street director of communications andolitical analyst, mary—anne marsh first, the latest headlines. donald trump's former lawyer is testifying at a new york court in the ex—president�*s hush money trial. michael cohen alleges trump told him to be prepared for "a lot of women" who could come forward when he entered the presidential race. the uk government says it will appeal against a court ruling that asylum—seekers in northern ireland should not be sent to rwanda. the high court in belfast found parts of the policy breached human rights laws. an inquiry into why some women in the uk have traumatic experiences in childbirth has called for a huge overhaul of maternity and postnatal care. the birth trauma inquiry said poor maternity care was all—too—frequently tolerated as normal and women treated as an inconvenience. one of europe's most notorious people—smugglers has been arrested following a bbc investigation. barzan majeed, also known as scorpion, was arrested in iraqi kurdistan on sunday morning. "the next five years w

unlike flavia tavares, guto pashko is not in ukraine for the first time, he already has five films about the emigration of ukrainians to brazil, and after this visit he is preparing to shoot another one. i will do some. how to do, because i want to to put what ukraine was like for me when it was the first time, when it was the second, third, fourth time and now, because there is no ukraine that i see, there is, it is true that there is, but for the war, because i remember ... at the end of the visit, the members of the delegations, among whom are senior media professionals, authors, directors and public figures, with special inspiration, tell the world about what they saw, so that residents of countries both close to and very far from ukraine will learn what is really happening here, they were amazed what they saw, they... published many materials about ukraine in their media, they became and continue to become the voices of ukraine in their countries, we maintain contact with them. the insolidarity with ukraine program runs from december 2022. during this time, the ukrainian pen receive

unlike flavia tavares, guto pashko is not in ukraine for the first time, he already has five films about the emigration of ukrainians. to brazil, after this visit i am preparing to shoot another one, i will make some documentaries, documentary films for that, but i still, i still need to think about whether i have grown or how to do it, because i want to show how ukraine was for me when i was the first time, when was the second, third, four times, and now, because it is not. what i see is, it is true, that it is, but for the war, because i remember many stories that the old people told in the village from that time. at the end of the visit, the members of the delegations, among whom are usually media people, authors, directors and public figures , tell the world about what they saw with special inspiration, so that residents of countries both close to ukraine and very far away from ukraine will learn what is happening here. in fact, they were impressed by what they saw, they published many materials about ukraine in their media, they became and continue to become voices of ukraine in the

0ur panel tonight, the former communications director in number ten, guto harri.or hillary clinton in 2016. but let's start in the middle east, secretary blinken making his fourth visit to the region since israel began the bombardment of gaza on october seventh. and he is there at a pivotal moment. today a senior commander with the islamist hezbollah movement was reportedly killed in an apparent israeli drone strike in southern lebanon. and israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was on the northern border today where he signalled that he is

joining me tonight on the panel are guto harri, former downing street director of communications andt a new york court in the ex—president�*s hush money trial. michael cohen alleges trump told him to be prepared for "a lot of women" who could come forward when he entered

unlike flavia tavares, guto pashko is not in ukraine for the first time. he has already finished fivems about the emigration of ukrainians to brazil, after this visit he is preparing to shoot one more, i will make some documentaries, documentary films for that, but i still need to, i still need to think about chinaris, or how to do it, because i want to put what ukraine was like for me when it was the first time, when it was the second , the third and four times and now, they are ukraine, what i see, there is, it is true that there is, but for the war, because i remember many stories that were told in the old man's house. at the end of the visit, the members of the delegations, including senior media persons, authors, directors and public figures, with special inspiration tell the world about seen, so that the inhabitants of states both close to and very far from... ukraine would find out what is really happening here. they were impressed by what they saw, they published a lot of materials about ukraine in their media, they became and continue to become the voices of ukraine in their

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guto harri, former downing street director of communications for borisjohnson.alk about the anxiety there will be within their family and in wider parts of the country, but in a practical sense, what will be happening in the corridors around number ten?— happening in the corridors around numberten? , ., _ , number ten? obviously shocking when it ha ens, number ten? obviously shocking when it happens, unnerving _ number ten? obviously shocking when it happens, unnerving but— number ten? obviously shocking when it happens, unnerving but it _ number ten? obviously shocking when it happens, unnerving but it does - it happens, unnerving but it does cause practical issues because the level of interest around the world is enormous. just responding to that is enormous. just responding to that is quite a big operation, even when you don't actually say that much, saying a little bit hopefully to an awful lot of people is something that requires a lot of organisation and a lot of management. i think in the end what it does is, much as everybody tries to contain themselves,

with us tonight, former communications director at number 10, guto harri, the conservative former economic starmer�*s former policy director, claire ainsley, and uk economist at deutsche bank, sanjay raja. we will be right back. for our uk viewers, let's have a look at some of the story is making news today. 181 trials that have been delayed, rape cases, when i have to go before a jury. the gesture in charge of the plan said victims have faced unacceptable delays. a fire in the southampton�*s stadium has resulted in their match being called off. smoke plume from industrial units could be seen for miles around. one person has been treated for the effects of breathing in smoke. junior doctors in northern ireland are taking strike action over pay for the first time today. the british medical association says the deal put to them was the minimum junior doctors could have been offered. the department of health in northern ireland said the proposal�*s amounted to an average pay increase of more than 9%. you're live with bbc news. jeremy hunt did what all chancellors do on budget day — he accentu

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i guto reconcile exactly what faircloth to definition and what we should have been doing as understand again, i think through the press release from the what the vision then? how do we actually make sure that i think frtime again, the challenge and the frustration in the lack of resources, it is the about the resources that actually are available to us. looking to the mayor's office of development and is that, time anwe look to to say, how do we actually coordinate-should we have home key. we are tackling certain most-importantly, not just homeless individuals but we are tackling here, if i understand correctly. faircloth to is really targeting not necessarily like extremely low income? 35 percent? >> as we outlined in the and happy to get into more detail outside th helpful, what faircloth to rad does is provide and rent subsidy and that does to deepen affordability, or lessen the burden on er operating subsidy like the lost subsidy program.rad, in and of itself is not specific to a income or formally homeless popules. us to support the populations with a new funding source.a similar

they put this together like, come on, guto we got to stop t being negative.like, every time a special needs group comes ouime t and wantsever to do something, everybody wants to make fun of them. let's just listen. you knowybod how much courage to goen you out there when you know you have no talent? what youyo n can't a coordinato, anything. i didn't say it was good. i didn't say i would even stayst through it. >> but at least if i saw him you in the hallway, i'd be like, you are so great. ] you. i would not go out there. i like you want me to singe to opera? i can't sing opera. you want to trust? no, man. i got too much self-respect. >> you're giving up participation trophies. what are you, a democrat? in ts yeah. in this situation, when it co, s to bad entertainmentuatiow i love bad entertainment. i follow nothingi fo but bad on social media. i watch indian i watch battle ms and rap battles and all this. you know about jojo kwong? >> oh, no. oh, my god. she completely changed, right? oho i , no. >> i don't know about joe kennedy. it >> well, it's it really

the former downing street director of communications guto harri joins us now.proxy war as nick was suggesting? hat is this some kind of proxy war as nick was suggesting?— is this some kind of proxy war as nick was suggesting? not at all, as far as i'm concerned. _ nick was suggesting? not at all, as far as i'm concerned. william - nick was suggesting? not at all, as | far as i'm concerned. william wragg i think was handed the equivalent of a revolver and a glass of brandy. nothing to do with the former prime minister borisjohnson. and he did what he thought was the decent thing. and has drawn the conclusion that his career is over and has bowed out. that his career is over and has bowed out-— that his career is over and has bowed out. ,, ., , ,, . ~ . bowed out. should rishi sunak have made the decision? _ bowed out. should rishi sunak have made the decision? i _ bowed out. should rishi sunak have made the decision? i have - bowed out. should rishi sunak have made the decision? i have a - bowed out. should rishi sunak have made the decision? i have a lot - bowe