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anthony seldon just a moment too. wet tonne— by anthony seldon just a moment ago.time low. inot-e quite— service to an all time low. that's quite a— service to an all time low. that's quite a statement, isn't it? that's quite a statement, isn't ite witt— that's quite a statement, isn't ite wnot tit— that's quite a statement, isn't it? what did you— that's quite a statement, isn't it? what did you think of that etotenente — it? what did you think of that statement? _that's- it? what did you think of that. statement? _that'slvery , statement? well, that's a very, very indictment by very powerful indictment by anthony seldon, somebody who knows the insides and outsides of than most. of government better than most. and lot people do and i think a lot of people do have concerns about the way the civil service is being conducted, not least of which a lot of people within the civil service feel that the reputational row about how they're behaving is impacting them. there's a lot, as you know , a lot of talented, very , a lot of very talented, very committed people in the

,_ well, i mean, this is from sir anthony seldon, one of the eouhlw-s— anthony seldon, one of theummings has sort of dominic cummings claiming the claiming he's running the government and boris then making decisions to appease carrie if she didn't like another decision that dominic had made, that dominic cummings had made, the whatsapp messages that for me no, absolutely not. the me, no, absolutely not. the whatsapp, the whatsapp messages that way too quickly. you know, it's the truth. _ that way too quickly. you know, it's the truth. the whatsapp messages that matt hancock released to isabel oakeshott showed boris johnson's sort of a bystander asking, can we do this and can we do that? and matt hancock saying, no, we can't, or chris saying we chris whitty saying no, we can't. going to be the can't. is that going to be the legacy of boris johnson? do you think actually weak think that he was actually weak and surprisingly weak? i think that from start boris that right from the start boris johnson was totally unsuited to be prime minister , that what he be prime minister, that what

now there's a new book out by antony— there's a new book out by anthony seldon , funny enough, anthonyuttou— headline trapped in the covid bunker,-about- headline trapped in the covid bunker, about boris bunker, talking about boris iottsot-s— bunker, talking about boris johnson's handling or mishandling of the pandemic is the mishandling of the pandemic is tto-ttot— mishandling of the pandemic is the-that michael- mishandling of the pandemic is the that michael gove has the fact that michael gove has ooto— the fact that michael gove has ooto-tto— the fact that michael gove has gone .the record _ the fact that michael gove has gone .the record to - the fact that michael gove has gone the record to talk to gone on the record to talk to sottot — gone on the record to talk to sottot tt— gone on the record to talk to seldon in this— gone on the record to talk to seldon in this book, not casting tots— seldon in this book, not casting tots tt— seldon in this book, not casting tots t o— seldon in this book, not casting boris in a particularly good tott— boris in a particularly good ttott. att—

i'm also really excited to be speaking to sir anthony seldon . you'll both be anthony seldon.on learnt about we sneeiei— north—west london learnt about the special objects— north—west london learnt about the special objects they'll see on the special objects they'll see en seiwew. — the special objects they'll see on saturday. my— the special objects they'll see on saturday. iiyn 3 3 on saturday. my favourite object that we learnt is the orb because it represents god. my favourite part of the lesson was when we learnt about how king charles has had to hold a sceptre with the orb in both hands. i found out a new word is actually a latin word called corona. it means crown. a separate material has- separate material has been corona. it means crown. a- separate material has been made for separate material has been made nen eein— separate material has been made nen nein ennen— separate material has been made for both primary and secondary seneeis— for both primary and secondary seneeis ene— for both primary and secondary schools and schools minister wick— schools and schools minist