pm sunak:, start by praising alfie for his fantastic efforts. for his community but for many others, and i wish him the best of luck for saturday. our autism strategy sets out our ambition to ensure that autistic people across all parts of the country get the support they need to live fulfilling and happy lives, and i look forward to seeing alfie's progress on the rest of his journey. mr. speaker: stuart c. mcdonald. >> mr. speaker, constituent lisa and her civil constituent lisa and her civil -- my constituent lisa and her civil service colleagues have worked tirelessly and with distinction during some of the most challenging times, but she is fed up with ministers patting them on the back while imposing derisory 2% and, now, 4.5% pay rises, despite years of pay restraint and, now, double-digit inflation. she asks simply, “why should i keep working for a uk government that treats its workers with such contempt? " so, will the prime minister stop with the myths and excuses, and start negotiating a fair deal with the unions? pm sunak: mr. speaker

after school go to alfy's check the coin return.alking back and forth >> yeah, i beat a path i beat a triangular path between alfie's and folds. >> seth: was there something about people would give you money if you got in the dryer? >> yes, yeah if i - if, uh, yeah - if coin fishing didn't work out at alfie's i'd talk to jason, who was the teenager who seemed like an adult at the time [ light laughter ] but, he was a teenager who operated - you know, ran the desk >> seth: at the laundromat >> at the laundromat and he would give me a quarter in exchange. i'd have to get in the tumble dryer. [ light laughter ] and he'd hit tumble dry. this is kind of win-win for me >> seth: i would say [ light laughter ] >> pretty great. >> seth: as a kid, what are you complain - >> giant tumble dryer? we're like, "that's just a - i can't believe it [ light laughter ] living the dream and i get the quarter. it was amazing >> seth: yeah, i mean, i guess all my questions for this is really probably for jason. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. and also,

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well, good on you, alfie . absolutely good on you, alfie. absolutely good on you.what a remarkable young man making his point heard and clear and getting on and raising money. i don't power to his elbow. i of. yeah, just. just wear nice comfortable shoes. alfie yeah, yeah. good on you . look. still yeah. good on you. look. still to come, we're taking you through the papers today with alan miller and emma wills . 620 a very good morning to you. watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and angela. we're going to take a look at today's front pages and then look at stories in just a moment. but the front pages of the times warns of a new nightmare . nhs patients as nightmare. nhs patients as junior doctors take to the picket lines once again, the observer a care home observer uncovers a care home crisis with children sent hundreds of miles away . the mail hundreds of miles away. the mail claims that a so—called vegan mob is plotting to sabotage the grand national. the sunday express has rishi having six months to sort out the boats crisis. and the telegraph rep

but thank you very much, alfie , for your time this alfie, for your time this eweetea— alfie, for youreen state-hatte— back on monday. this has been state-nation and- back on monday. this has been state nation and as state of the nation and as atways— state of the nation and as always, -viewer, - state of the nation and as always, viewer, you've been always, dear viewer, you've been metettetees— always, dear viewer, you've been mojoliciousihello_ always, dear viewer, you've been mojolicious hello and welcome mojolicious. hello and welcome to mojolicious. hello and welcome te yew— mojolicious. hello and welcome te yew tatest— mojolicious. hello and welcome to your latest update brought to you by— to your latest update brought to yet ty the— to your latest update brought to yet ty the wet— to your latest update brought to you by the met office. i'm mark wiser.— you by the met office. i'm mark wtsee. ts— you by the met office. i'm mark wilson. as we head through friday, another changeable friday, then another changeable day mixture day to come with a mixture of sunshine more sunshine and

my thanks there to alfie best. woun— my thanks there to alfie best.aling with meghan markle, whose attacks on— be dealing with meghan markle, whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue— whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue tne— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just stop oil gnoteetene— continue the just stop oil protesters who _ continue the just stop oil protesters who need to grow up ent— protesters who need to grow up ent get— protesters who need to grow up ent get e— protesters who need to grow up ent get e tot— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and why britain neete— and get a job and why britain neete to— and get a job and why britain needs to start— and get a job and why britain needs to start making babies egetn— needs to start making babies egetn .— needs to start making babies egetn . ant— needs to start making babies again . and rest— needs to start making babies again . and rest assured, again. and rest assured, wetcntng— a

alfie's couldn't be prouder of. alfie's hard work is getting a lot more confident .confident. we're doing a raffle, so been emailing people asking for prizes that is received light of day and missions . it light of day and missions. it just seems like he's happy to debate . considering we can't debate. considering we can't even get him to go to college because he's autism and sensory issues overload . so for him to issues overload. so for him to concentrate on this and do it every dad. we're very proud of . every dad. we're very proud of. him. the national autistic society estimates around 700,000 people in the uk have autism . people in the uk have autism. each with their own unique sets of . challenges from social of. challenges from social communication to highly focussed interests and extreme anxiety. the start of alfie's month of fundraising also comes at the end of world autism acceptance. well, he's been making his final preparations, including organising a march from birmingham city , andrew's birmingham city, andrew's stadium, on the what if i think of april

my thanks there to alfie best. woun— my thanks there to alfie best.rkle, whose attacks on— be dealing with meghan markle, whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue— whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue tne— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just stop oil gnoteetene— continue the just stop oil protesters who _ continue the just stop oil protesters who need to grow up ent— protesters who need to grow up ent get— protesters who need to grow up ent get e— protesters who need to grow up ent get e tot— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and why britain neete— and get a job and why britain neete to— and get a job and why britain needs to start— and get a job and why britain needs to start making babies egetn— needs to start making babies egetn .— needs to start making babies egetn . ant— needs to start making babies again . and rest— needs to start making babies again . and rest assured, again. and rest assured, wetcntng— again. and rest assur

what causes alfie's hearing loss? yes of course, and to me the person to be.d that your ear has been hearing worse for several years, right? i understand yes, well lately it's more of a difference. i feel, yes, sometimes hearing loss is directly related to age-related changes in age. mini can be corrected somehow, of course, this is a special conservative therapy, which involves infusion injections and subsequent studies - this is a tuning fork that we need for an approximate assessment of hearing. this is just a test method, which will allow you to focus on the cause that led to the decrease in the patient's hearing. thus. we 'll hear the sound now, hear it, yeah. a now tell me, please, if i do like this, you hear better or worse, but the same way, and now let's do the same experiment with the other ear, we hear alfiy no. and this is the moment you hear here. yes , such a miracle, when we put a tuning fork on the site of the saciform process on the bone , bone conduction occurs, so the patient feels the sound. this suggests that the reason is purely anatomica

get all of the alfie key. i mean that's what petoskey mania, blah blah. fuck doria, colonial upper garish. it's got those to kylie said my god, got out of sobriety, stuff and but i was put a book. fair referral for at the show by years by time period, i bought the book speak up over, but i book fair not fenton, missouri shells, couple of colors at about a lawyer company. thank you. triple you, we're, we're marshalling differently still in the of, of the speech in these all stale of dumpster blake and image score as we do, we store near cream or blue, or it is in gear. we chatted to structural goofy up. we won't be, nor pre ask example, let the most of it, if you to presidential bullet deal with the crisis, are cologne. you full distilling of will, is a passion in isabella over each, her delia velocity minute. so you gotta be carefully calon easily to what the high cio we are much snatched with colonial towel on the move lawn on gotten bouvie. steve savage india miserable, a dillard bunker, skipper. what the na

the idea that the cathedral might burn down is unthinkable alfie. oh, how terrible. what else could she say of adding that be very, very tragic. i think it has been as a terrible thing. i can imagine, but what does cologne have to do with not true down in cologne, cathedrals class workshop, katrin, which that, and her team are restoring the 4 windows from paris. their regular job is to maintain the many windows in the clone cathedral. some of them are over 700 years old. here i like lean restore stick pieces together. we do simply everything we need to preserve distracted for the future. not to dam needs, preserving as well. so the clone cathedral workshop offered its help in the restoration work with an enormous logistical effort. the 4 windows were shipped from paris. first, the team had to clean them. the fire had coated them with toxic lead dust, the worst destruction, the flames wrought was on the lead roof and its wood beam truss. the voting was damaged as well. so the windows had to be removed. over 830000000 euros in donations. have come in for the reconstruc

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amendment for instance, you know, granting guaranteeing birthright citizenship the supreme court case alfie wilkins an 1884 made a decision. well, the 14th amendment does not apply to native americans. right, and so the citizenship of the american citizenship citizenship of native people is really in limbo and up in the air and in murky until the 1924 indian citizenship. like there were those who acquired citizenship in various ways up until then through a lot mentor through having a father who was a citizen who was you know, white or something like that or mixed or something? and so but the idea was it's like native people. it came out of the supreme court case not be wilkins was the idea was well. no, we're going to uphold the sovereignty of native people and say as members of sovereign nations. well, they can also be a member of the us sovereign nation so you can see very contradictory whereas before it's like in any kind of case where indigenous sovereignty was a detriment to united states expansion they would fight in and in this case if it worked in the us favor to say, you know triba

i'm joined now, though, the businessman alfie though, by the businessman alfie best and social commentatorot to use the were reent— everywhere. i try not to use the were nest-t— everywhere. i try not to use the word racist.-i try- everywhere. i try not to use the word racist.-i try to- everywhere. i try not to use the word racist.-i try to use- ”g ”c: i try not to use the word racist. i try to use it word racist. um, i try to use it as abuse— word racist. um, i try to use it as abuse as nothing more. okay now:— as abuse as nothing more. okay new. there-s— as abuse as nothing more. okay new. tnere-s t— as abuse as nothing more. okay now, there's a reason— as abuse as nothing more. okay now, there's a reason why- as abuse as nothing more. okay now, there's a reason why i- as abuse as nothing more. okay now, there's a reason why i came to you first. because you are from a tribal community. is that right? for me to say? yeah, i'm a okay, fine. you a gypsy, right? okay, fine. you know who scored highest on the list people who felt as list of people who felt as though been racially though they'd

you've raised a quarter of a million with alfie turning your company. believe that in order to raise funds, you've actually a scotch egg space. yeah, yes , not scotch egg space. yeah, yes, not quite case but we into the stratosphere i think is the technical term i think we hit about 17 9000 feet. it we've got some footage of this actually andifs some footage of this actually and it's a remarkable thing again just to create some buzz around what you're doing well at the time . elon musk , jeff bezos the time. elon musk, jeff bezos were going into at the time. so i thought, well, let's write some, see if we can beat him with a scotch egg. i've been introduced to some x forces guys that do high altitude stuff , and that do high altitude stuff, and they said that they do it. so we sent the stuff out and we launched the dragon again to just over new mexico. and there it goes anyone listening on the radio let me just describe this tiny little inflatable balloon is carrying a scotch egg into the stratosphere. it's just gone . mercury, in case you're watching t

you've raised a quarter of a million with alfie turning your company.believe that in order to raise you've actually raise funds, you've actually a scotch egg space. yeah, yes , not scotch egg space. yeah, yes, not quite case but we into the stratosphere i think is the technical term i think we hit about 17 9000 feet. it we've got some footage of this actually andifs some footage of this actually and it's a remarkable thing again just to create some buzz around what you're doing well at the time . elon musk , jeff bezos the time. elon musk, jeff bezos were going into at the time. so i thought, well, let's write some, see if we can beat him with a scotch egg. i've been introduced to some x forces guys that do high altitude stuff , and that do high altitude stuff, and they said that they do it. so we sent the stuff out and we launched the dragon again to just over new mexico. and there it goes anyone listening on the radio let me just describe this tiny little inflatable balloon is carrying a scotch egg into the stratosphere. it's just gone . mercury, in c