i wish i could say the same aboutin myself. it couldn't have gone that about. all about it. >> all kinds of things. you know i don't and there is easily but as soon a we got in tothe restaurant i knew i was in trouble. i didn't know which one to use and i didn't want to look like a fool. that's easy you don't have to worry about a thing like that. i used to get bugged by that but no more. now you can find out which one. you work from the outside into the plate. that's right, sandy. the outside one. >> but that wasn't all. excuse me a minute i will be right back. >> i would like you to meet a friend of mine. always praise into the gentle man tola the lady. it's the a junior member to the senior member and always mention the lady's name first. it's a simple. missus, chaplain. >> a good evening. >> people think it's easy. they just don't understand. i had the same trouble with tom. what's the big deal so you have to set up a reception for the new sergeant. >> you may not realize but there's a lot to setting it up. it doesn't just happen, you know.' to organize and

where w does this come from and how do you see it, how do they come aboutin and resolve. part of it comes from a fading memory of how bad things were in the 80s and 90s as well as a faded memory of how we got to the point in the mid-2000's. it makes us all comfortable and reduces the sense of urgency with respect to issues of public safety so it's also made people less comfortable with operating the system that has been characterized as overly punitive and there also is evidence to suggest we overcorrected in the 1990s. the problem is that that has been met with the attempt to throw the baby out with the bathwater and what should have been done. again i don't think that anybody would ever argue j the criminal justice system is perfect. the misrepresentation by backtracking in ways that had been absolutely disastrous. you said in your speech that the u.s. has a disproportionate percentage of the population incarcerated but that is not due to more punitive venue went on to cite the fact remains there is a significantly larger portion of the population incarcerated within th

i mean, just to finish off one other quote, one of their former leaders who i've already spoken aboutineaders who i've already spoken about in a past rmt strike, he tweeted that it had taken it's taken me 3 hours to drive eight miles. mission accomplished . miles. mission accomplished. gridlock achieved victory to the rmt. they want to wreck people's holidays because they want to create disobedience. they've said . and of course, people are said. and of course, people are going to be fed up. of course people are going to blame the government. the government may have some, but they want stir up unrest, disunity in the country to see that real underlying politics. all of this not just about pay not just about conditions , but about making the conditions, but about making the country angrier about making the country angrier about making the country sort of fighting amongst themselves , sowing division and themselves, sowing division and perhaps trying to remove a government that way . there government that way. there certainly does need to be a lot more scrutiny on the leaders of these tra

people up >> what are people upset aboutin ? she's not listening to the will of the people. she's not performing the the job that we hired her to do. sh you know, we're the people you're supposed to be doingbe d the will ooingf the people and she's really ignoring us . we voted in november just as anr example, to have our voice be heard through the process of confirming our our heads of departments. and right now, you know, our our chief has is resigning. and right now she's tryingund to work around the will of the people right now to kind of weasel and achieve before the peoplef lisl can have their voices. so this is what we've been finding. wie mayor has honestly not been very truthful with the residents. and it's time that wents ande sp for ourselves and we get this d done. >> yeah, flying around firstone. class and charging the city.it e i mean, it feels like new orleans is at a tippingeopl arint. >> a lot of people are leaving, going to jefferson parish or ore even farther awar awayy. . i mean, how long do you think you have to save the city, its tax base, families who

what was so awful aboutin difficult? what was so awful about in a palace . at stage?palace. at stage? harry says that he , for his own harry says that he, for his own survival . now, this harry says that he, for his own survival. now, this is a guy who gallantly served his country two tours in afghanistan as a forward artillery and as the front seat in an apache attack helicopter. he could have been shot down by the taliban. he could have come back in a body bag. that is pressure . what are bag. that is pressure. what are we talking about here ? this is a we talking about here? this is a this is well, this is family feud. but but all this, you know, doing this peace and love, this is very west coast american. this thing where everyone's got a therapist. there's an awful lot of that in this. but he is attacked. i mean, michael, he's attacked his brother today in the most way. he's basically said his father was absent . you know, he was was absent. you know, he was brought up by people in different parts the world. i mean , have their roots all mean, have their roots al

this was so sweet and this is exactly what i'm talking aboutin is exactly what i'm talking about in terms of engaging the younger generations. paddington bearis younger generations. paddington bear is a british icon. i think for me , and from whatever for me, and from whatever generation you're from, you know, paddington bear. and it also gave a very sweet moment recently with her passing where the queen actually gave out some of those bears which were lined lined the mall all the way through to the palace where left flowers bear some of them left marmalade sandwiches , didn't marmalade sandwiches, didn't they? which they got told you need stop bringing marmalade sandwiches . but yes she gave sandwiches. but yes she gave them i think barnardos charity just few selection of them just a few selection of them coming up was within kate's toun coming up was within kate's tour. an unwelcome reminder , tour. an unwelcome reminder, colonialism or unfair media sensation ? those were images of sensation? those were images of the past of imperialism . and the past of imperialism. and alistair stuart

what was so awful aboutin difficult? what was so awful about in a palace . at stage?palace. at stage? harry says that he , for his own harry says that he, for his own survival . now, this harry says that he, for his own survival. now, this is a guy who gallantly served his country two tours in afghanistan as a forward artillery and as the front seat in an apache attack helicopter. he could have been shot down by the taliban. he could have come back in a body bag. that is pressure . what are bag. that is pressure. what are we talking about here ? this is a we talking about here? this is a this is well, this is family feud. but but all this, you know, doing this peace and love, this is very west coast american. this thing where everyone's got a therapist. there's an awful lot of that in this. but he is attacked. i mean, michael, he's attacked his brother today in the most way. he's basically said his father was absent . you know, he was was absent. you know, he was brought up by people in different parts the world. i mean , have their roots all mean, have their roots al

and so that's why there of flapping why there was sort of flapping aboutin why there was sort of flappingh you're looking back a lot of, know, back a lot of, you know, armchair generals say, oh, armchair generals now say, oh, well, have acted well, we should have acted faster. should been faster. we should have been testing, doing this testing, we should be doing this quicker. and so think view quicker. and so i think my view is basically if we are to then be testing, let's decide to get on it and get on with it on with it and get on with it sooner look at what's sooner because look at what's happening they've happening with italy. they've been find the been testing and they find the planes you know, half full been testing and they find the pl.people you know, half full been testing and they find the pl.people testu know, half full been testing and they find the pl.people test positive half full been testing and they find the pl.people test positive for: full of people test positive for covid. admittedly, they're not finding a new finding, as you say, a new variant, which is interesting a

i think you're going to see a great debate aboutin going to see a great debate about in the new yeard the bill that he's now the commons, which is to address this directly , i is to address this directly, i think the nub of the issue will be a so—called notwithstanding clause, which basically means in this particular scenario the boats in the channel, the ecj channel will not apply. boats in the channel, the ecj channel will not apply . and i channel will not apply. and i can see there being a great of debate in parliament about that . but that's what you're going to need if the legislation is going to indeed . to need if the legislation is going to indeed. but i come to need if the legislation is going to indeed . but i come back going to indeed. but i come back to my point that there are not of your stock anymore in positions , power. of your stock anymore in positions , power . well, there positions, power. well, there weren't many of our stock in positions of power when we were just debating the withdrawal agreement , just debating the withdrawal agreement, but we just debating t

i think you're going to see a great debate aboutin going to see a great debate about in the new yeard the bill that he's now the commons, which is to address this directly , i is to address this directly, i think the nub of the issue will be a so—called notwithstanding clause, which basically means in this particular scenario the boats in the channel, the ecj channel will not apply. boats in the channel, the ecj channel will not apply . and i channel will not apply. and i can see there being a great of debate in parliament about that . but that's what you're going to need if the legislation is going to indeed . to need if the legislation is going to indeed. but i come to need if the legislation is going to indeed . but i come back going to indeed. but i come back to my point that there are not of your stock anymore in positions , power. of your stock anymore in positions , power . well, there positions, power. well, there weren't many of our stock in positions of power when we were just debating the withdrawal agreement , just debating the withdrawal agreement, but we just debating t

suit in the end fifa would have had to retreat so there's been a lot of has spoke out and spoken aboutinoken about in many different places in many different countries . in many different countries. look it is it is now. and i think slowly but surely it's a football that's to kick us on isn't it . even if you're not isn't it. even if you're not going to watch it . well it is. going to watch it. well it is. look, i never said i was personally going to boycott it, but i would never personally to qatar . and i but i would never personally to qatar. and i you but i would never personally to qatar . and i you know but i would never personally to qatar. and i you know , am a gay qatar. and i you know, am a gay guy. i would never in qatar. so i think that's what i have a problem with mark when i see people like beckham at neville and lineker say that they care about gay people, they care about gay people, they care about women's rights . but about women's rights. but actually, if they really had an issue, they just wouldn't go that that's where i stand on this . well, i think yeah . that that's

but i'm aboutin sunny as well. i do. but i'm about in person.so you christmas. but so it's, you know, i'm afraid what you're seeing industries having seeing here is industries having to change and management and also the workers tried also the workers having tried work they change and it work out how they change and it remains afraid those jobs remains is i'm afraid those jobs are have to into are going to have to go into something else. i was worried what said about the what you said just in about the hospitality industry pubs hospitality industry and pubs and what i worry and things, because what i worry about of them are about is how many of them are going shut the doors after going to shut the doors after new eve. they're going new year's eve. they're going to wait year's eve. maybe wait for new year's eve. maybe they're big nights of the year. and mean, do you expect it's and i mean, do you expect it's a bit a bloodbath in the. well, bit of a bloodbath in the. well, i the other day i was steaming the other day when. told actually when. i wa

so one of the things that you mentioned is aboutin things that you mentioned is about in your articlet china has developed emotion recognition software , so they're recognition software, so they're able to hone in with their digital technology and surveillance cameras and kind of detect what people are feeling. is that right? because that's that's really wearing into the realms of thought crime. is and in fact, it's , you know, think in fact, it's, you know, think minority report from cruise and trying to anticipate crime or anticipate dissent by by the way people look . yes. it was rolled people look. yes. it was rolled out in some schools in china where kids monitored for different express asians. yes, that's very scary that that could easily be exploited , of could easily be exploited, of course. but the very fact that it exists suggests that that, you know, there's the possibility of criminalising someone they someone for something that they perceive have. yes. perceive that they have. yes. and the one of the companies that was developing this software was boasting that it detect

i think vickers should be out and aboutin think vickers should be out and about in that class, socialisingbsolutely catechism in absolutely and catechism in church . to be stronger, it church needs. to be stronger, it needs properly. you needs to be done properly. you are the lesley says i are spot on the lesley says i think the census data is great news as we cast off superstition and myths and recognised there is no invisible friend in the sky. i write as a divinity graduate and former teacher for former teach. i'm divinity graduate. you don't seem to have lot for faith. that's lot of respect for faith. that's interesting. you know interesting. leslie you know this the sky fairy one is a common that use out common one that people use out of you know, of ignorance. truly, you know, all society wasn't all western society wasn't civilisation was built civilisation itself was built and founded on christianity . it and founded on christianity. it didn't come of nowhere. so didn't come out of nowhere. so to a myth and to suggest it's all a myth and something be getting something we should be g

so one of the things that you mentioned is aboutin things that you mentioned is about in your articlet china has developed emotion recognition software , so they're recognition software, so they're able to hone in with their digital technology and surveillance cameras and kind of detect what people are feeling. is that right? because that's that's really wearing into the realms of thought crime. is and in fact, it's , you know, think in fact, it's, you know, think minority report from cruise and trying to anticipate crime or anticipate dissent by by the way people look . yes. it was rolled people look. yes. it was rolled out in some schools in china where kids monitored for different express asians. yes, that's very scary that that could easily be exploited , of could easily be exploited, of course. but the very fact that it exists suggests that that, you know, there's the possibility of criminalising someone they someone for something that they perceive have. yes. perceive that they have. yes. and the one of the companies that was developing this software was boasting that it detect

azeem is appearing before a parliamentary committee today to discuss the reaction to his revelations aboutinabout in cricket. he last appeared before the digital culture , media and sport culture, media and sport committee 30 months ago, where he outlined the racial abuse and harassment suffered during his career . now harassment suffered during his career. now he's harassment suffered during his career . now he's expected to career. now he's expected to give his views on cricket. authorities have handled his case along with recent abuse. experian by himself and his family. we received a hell of a lot of abuse . we've been lot of abuse. we've been targeted . a few attacks at my targeted. a few attacks at my family house, and it's led to ultimately me making the decision of me and my family leaving the country . so, yeah, i leaving the country. so, yeah, i sense a sadness that i'm here again doing it today. but, you know, also one of the things that i want to this people not to suffer in silence and you know, a lot of people have spoke out after me with similar and snow and ice whether warnin

any longer take the austerity that's been dished out to them while the are piling high and rolling aboutin piling high and rolling about in money when there are people going to food banks and people going to food banks and people from our local hospital queuing as if to local food bank , it's outrageous that you should start manufacturing these these . as i said, i'm not going these. as i said, i'm not going to have a i'm not going to have the money for. it's not me who is reporting or indeed it's not me who is alex gordon, who is allegedly and this is according to the times and to the times, you know, a marxist an executive committee member of the communist who communist party of britain who serves as the rmt president, i didn't do that. it's not my it's not role. it's not my fault not my role. it's not my fault that those elected to the three most senior positions in the union by a group union were held by a group called broad left, reported. and the from a communist the group comes from a communist party and how party strategy, and that is how people in and venezuela, people in cuba and

antibiotics there's the antibiotics, but there's definitely to worry definitely nothing to worry abouting to worry about in terms of panic to it through my son is as good as penicillin and in any case if you'd be allergic we wouldn't be giving the penicillin so you giving you the penicillin so you will an antibiotic in the will get an antibiotic in the end which hopefully going to end, which is hopefully going to help okay, i'm look really good help. okay, i'm look really good to see you this morning. thank you very much indeed . appreciate you very much indeed. appreciate it. don't panic. nope, i'd still be terrified if i were the mum of small kids at the moment. i really don't take it. you know that just to be vigilant and make a big fuss if you're worried. yeah right. they get to see doctor or wherever you see a doctor or wherever you won't do that. alexandra morning has been in touch. she said this all this is about harry and meghan. she said i'd like to quote something. my grandmother used about couples. she used to say about couples. she didn't as long as didn't care for as long as

, and i'm sure we're not supposed to christmas presents is really important part of what we think aboutine uk. we use enough wrapping every to wrap the wrapping paper every to wrap the planet nine times tiny is like that and we throw throwing away and not recycling nearly half of that. so that for me is one of the main areas where we can make a big difference using . it a bit a big difference using. it a bit more wisely, so use less good for the pocket, good for the planet and also to check your buying it that it is actually that would be really important thing to do then make sure we separate it after all that fun present and make sure it goes in the right thing. is there any wrapping paper particular we should be avoiding or. wrapping paper particular we should be avoiding or . yes, and should be avoiding or. yes, and there's a really easy tip . there's a really easy tip. hopefully you may already know from. you are the eco warrior in your family. however, if you do get the big pile, hopefully huge pile of wrapping paper to the present to go pick up your paper giving a sponge, i it stay

now there's lots to talk aboutin go. overnight by—election in chester , city of chester by—election labour retain but with a bigger majority it's got 61% of the vote. now that's a substantial but of course let's see if we can talk to the shadow secretary of state for international trade, nick thomas—symonds , who trade, nick thomas—symonds, who joins us now . fingers crossed. joins us now. fingers crossed. good morning to you out there you are. nice to see . it's got you are. nice to see. it's got to be said, an impressive result for the labour party . well, for the labour party. well, first of all, good morning and lovely to be joining you both . lovely to be joining you both. yes, was a very impressive yes, it was a very impressive result. it was a landslide win in the city of chester last night, percentage lead of about 39. it's a bigger percentage of the vote than we achieved in 1997 and the larger it in the history of the seat. now firstly, i want to congrats to late our candidate samantha dixon. excellent local can

even affected, affecting everybody's movement around the country on the railways people are worried aboutine even worried that our christmas cards will to their will never get to their destination and they're destination and yet they're still supporting the strikers. does that surprise you ? well, does that surprise you? well, ultimately, of course, strike are only ever an indication that negotiations haven't taken place or they haven't managed to find a deal . and they are really a deal. and they are really disruptive . i mean, you just disruptive. i mean, you just talked about some of the of disruption that they cause there. but of course, they also lead to workers losing a day's pay lead to workers losing a day's pay as well. so not undertake and lightly and of course the context for this is that really long period of people's real wages not increasing . and that, wages not increasing. and that, as i said, is why we're in a worse situation in our country under conservative government which aren't taking the right approach to this compared to in other countries . and it's very other count

and pele just you know that moment i was talking aboutin know that moment i was talking about in rio,ress and tv around the players. that's was allowed in those days. he was just too in those days, he was just too in those days, he was just superstar. and to me , it just superstar. and to me, it was just it was just growing up. he was he the man i remember? i mean, his first world cup final in sweden when i think i was about nine than anything, it was 17. and he scored. he scored two goals and from that moment on you know he was just he was just a hero really. and i think for most football fans they need a player. fantastic ability. the greatest player of all time. for me but is humility and the way he conducts himself for football was was out of this world and that's i'll remember him anyway for peace between two and thank you very much for that and i'm just going to quote you say that with the earliest and the finest memory of my life was when i was eight years old on terraces at the city when forest the city ground when forest knocked out the knocked liverpool out the european to a

i mean, i've got many friends that talk aboutin i've got many friends that talk about in different workace issues. so it's possible, but don't know. remember the policy they're going to do and investigate and that we'll never know the results that because that's that will with privately. will be dealt with privately. i'm the i'm sure they'll get the feedback on but it's a really feedback on it but it's a really tncky feedback on it but it's a really tricky one because know that tricky one because you know that these are quite strong these are that's quite a strong allegation. know , she she allegation. you know, she she she we understand is going address allegation that she address this allegation that she bullied some of the bullied staff and some of the staff she bullied but staff alleged she bullied but very senior . they've all to very senior. they've all had to sign non—disclosure agreements. and one of them was quoted in the times yesterday straight chaining the of chaining at the leash of somebody to speak somebody in the palace to speak out this because. this out about this beca