you know, and as andrew bridgen said , at the end andrew bridgen said, at the end of life, the liverpoolpathway was got rid of, but at the end of life pathway, which i don't like, calling it a pathway because it does sound a bit like you're on a path and it's a conveyor belt and it's almost get some people did see it that way. unfortunately the basic treatments given , if treatments that are given, if appropriate, are really just to try and make people as comfortable as possible. doctor ihave comfortable as possible. doctor i have to i have to just get to a break at the moment, after which we'll all be we'll all be staying here for more of this discussion about midazolam. >> with me coming back >> so bear with me coming back in a couple minutes. in a couple of minutes. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers, proud sponsors up. boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there . good evening. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey, who of your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office ? there is the increa

you know, and as andrew bridgen said , at the end andrew bridgen said, at the end of life, the liverpoolpathway was got rid of, but at the end of life pathway, which i don't like, calling it a pathway because it does sound a bit like you're on a path and it's a conveyor belt and it's almost get some people did see it that way. unfortunately the basic treatments given , if treatments that are given, if appropriate, are really just to try and make people as comfortable as possible. doctor ihave comfortable as possible. doctor i have to i have to just get to a break at the moment, after which we'll all be we'll all be staying here for more of this discussion about midazolam. >> with me coming back >> so bear with me coming back in a couple minutes. in a couple of minutes. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers, proud sponsors up. boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there . good evening. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey, who of your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office ? there is the increa

and the same thing happened with andrew bridgen . i was happy with andrew bridgen.nt to put out a statement supporting because he supporting him just because he simply mentioned the holocaust and the harms from the vaccines. you know , in the in the same you know, in the in the same speech. so i think that the thing is so we have that we have to we have to say no, that these are the we have to actually highlight why these are not these are not it's not reasonable to make those kinds of links. and show actually laugh at the people. how ridiculous it is. but that's what they they're accusing people like me of all people of being anti—semitic because they're . they're wrong. >> what they then do is they >> and what they then do is they other they other us, they other us, they other us, they call anti—semitic . they call you anti—semitic. they call. but they're in me anti woman. a transphobe . woman. i'm called a transphobe. i'm called racist. i'm called i'm called a racist. i'm called all things for all these things just for speaking a common sense. you can't say that

and the same thing happened with andrew bridgen . i was happy with andrew bridgen.nt to put out a statement supporting because he supporting him just because he simply mentioned the holocaust and the harms from the vaccines. you know , in the in the same you know, in the in the same speech. so i think that the thing is so we have that we have to we have to say no, that these are the we have to actually highlight why these are not these are not it's not reasonable to make those kinds of links. and show actually laugh at the people. how ridiculous it is. but that's what they they're accusing people like me of all people of being anti—semitic because they're . they're wrong. >> what they then do is they >> and what they then do is they other they other us, they other us, they other us, they call anti—semitic . they call you anti—semitic. they call. but they're in me anti woman. a transphobe . woman. i'm called a transphobe. i'm called racist. i'm called i'm called a racist. i'm called all things for all these things just for speaking a common sense. you can't say that

resilience and sustainability, john grant, a friend of the show and north west leicestershire mp andrew bridgentart with you. what's wrong bill? well it's wrong with this bill? well it's a mammoth bill that started its life in the house of lords, some 40 months ago. >> it covers a plethora of issues around energy from hydro region to sustainable , region to sustainable, supposedly sustainable aviation fuels and everything in between. but i think it's the provisions in the bill that allow for powers to be taken by a minister to declare criminal offences for a major extension of the powers of the state and intrusion into people's homes to see if they're complying with the latest environmental regulations. so if you've ripped out your log burner or if you're burning damp logs and i think it's a totemic bill, which i think the vote last night, in years to come, people will very much regret passing that piece of legislation just so people know this, andrew, because it is quite an eye opener, isn't it, that people effectively could get a criminal record if they haven't complied with some of the provi

but one mp who has a very personal in hs2 is personal interest in hs2 is andrew bridgen. have you on the thank you have you on the show. thank you very, much and yeah, very, very much. and so, yeah, just your your personal just explain your your personal situation with then. so situation with hs2 then. so what's going on is saying it's kind of ruined life. what's kind of ruined your life. what's happening? well let's let's happening? well let's just let's just recap . just recap. >> you're right. absolutely right . patrick, hs2 had been right. patrick, if hs2 had been about levelling up midlands about levelling up the midlands and the north, it would have started the midlands and the started in the midlands and the north. out of out of north. not. not out of out of london. and the best thing they could have done was improve east west connectivity between the great cities of the midlands to create it and the north to create it and the north to create critical mass and economic growth. but it wasn't at about that . well, my at all about that. well, my personally i think i'm

i'm joined by andrew bridgen, mp for reclaim uk and also by emma, who believes her dad died as a result speaking to general practitioner dr. malcolm kendrick in the search for answers . and finally, we'll for answers. and finally, we'll be talking about an 8500 year old stilted village dated to many, many millennia before the birth of christ. that's been discovered submerged in a lake near greece with some remarkable engineering and interesting defence mechanisms . i'll be defence mechanisms. i'll be joined by a professor researcher , the lost town, to learn more about the extraordinary find. all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest news from ray addison . latest news from ray addison. >> thanks, neal. our latest stories this hour. the actor and comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse . that's and emotional abuse. that's according to a report in the times . now, he's denied the times. now, he's denied the allegations and is due to perform in london this evening. how a national reporter , theo how a national reporter,

thought it read like a dan erlt like it was a bit of a|lly, i felt like it was a bit of a biopic of andrew bridgencally so politically biased. it's so lame, . lame, so lame. >> this and shaun bailey. i mean, a karl turner do stand by because coming up, as hundreds of woke academics campaign for only plant based meals to only 100% plant based meals to be dished out at universities and gain the support of bbc presenter chris packham should britain's next generation really be give up meat? i'll be forced to give up meat? i'll serve up to my superstar serve that up to my superstar panel during the nominations for tonight's greatest britain and uni and jackass. but next in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charles was a long waiting here. and now he's drawing up his blueprint for a modern day monarchy. but can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing fo

thought it read like a dan erlt like it was a bit of a|lly, i felt like it was a bit of a biopic of andrew bridgentically so politically biased. it's so lame, . lame, so lame. >> this and shaun bailey. i mean, a karl turner do stand by because coming up, as hundreds of woke academics campaign for only plant based meals to only 100% plant based meals to be dished out at universities and gain the support of bbc presenter chris packham should britain's next generation really be give up meat? i'll be forced to give up meat? i'll serve up to my superstar serve that up to my superstar panel during the nominations for tonight's greatest britain and uni and jackass. but next in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charles was a long waiting here. and now he's drawing up his blueprint for a modern day monarchy. but can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing

. >> andrew bridgen thank you, mr speaker . week prime speaker.t he was proud furlough scheme and proud of his furlough scheme and i wonder, mr speaker, if he's equally proud of the 400 billion he put on the national and he put on the national debt and the it's caused. the inflation that it's caused. was of the jobs lost, was he proud of the jobs lost, businesses closed and lives crushed to the lockdowns ? is crushed due to the lockdowns? is he proud of the increased nhs waiting lists, premature deaths and the 1 million young people now needing mental health support? finally, mr support? and finally, mr speaken he support? and finally, mr speaker, he is he is he proud speaker, is he is he is he proud of the excess deaths affecting every one of our constituencies that nobody wants to talk about? and will he give an undertaking to the british public a solemn undertaking that they will never be inflicted upon them ever again ? well mr speaker, as the again? well mr speaker, as the honourable gentleman knows, there is a formal inquiry regarding covid,

i'm joined by andrew bridgen, mp for reclaim uk and also by emma, who believes her dad died as a result finally, we'll be talking about an 8500 year old stilted village dated to many, many millennia before the birth of christ. that's been discovered submerged in a lake near greece with some remarkable engineering and interesting defence mechanisms . i'll be defence mechanisms. i'll be joined by a professor researcher , the lost town, to learn more about the extraordinary find. all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest news from ray addison . latest news from ray addison. >> thanks, neal. our latest stories this hour. the actor and comedian russell brand