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james clapham, they signed a re hashed version of the rolanda deal, inc. golly, on tuesday, u. k. government says the new deal address is all of the court consent. we just bought a 2 pronged strategy followed by a prime minister basically. so not who has published draft emergency legislation that will attempt to back any future legal challenges to his run. the policy opposition in the business province remains deeply against the policy to buy them. deputies pick ups if the purpose or the real one that came in was to solve a political headache of the torres. i would like to get people out of the country who they simply couldn't deal with that. it's but you know, resolving success, offer all that money is to send free home secretaries the advocate for which the whole conference be grateful to paul, members of his own chaplain age. how many people is the prime minister said to rolanda? well, madam deputy, it's only been played before we will do everything it takes to get this team working so that we can indeed scope the parts of mount point this week. we have signed a new legally

james clapham. they signed a re hashed version of the rolanda deal inc. i'm calling on tuesday. u. k. government says the new deal address is all of the quotes concerns. we just bought a 2 problem strategy followed by a prime minister basically, so not to was published draft emergency legislation that will attempt to back any future legal challenges to is ronda policy and position in the business province remains deeply against the policy. madam deputy speaker, if the purpose of the real one but came it was to solve a political headache of the tories that night to get people out of the country who they said they couldn't deal with that. it's but you know, resolving success, offer all the money is to send free home secretaries the other $200.00 for which the whole conference the be grateful to paul. remember say these are companies, how many people is the prominence to send to rolanda? well, madam deputy speaker, we will do everything it takes to get this team working so that we can indeed scope the parts. and that's why this week we have signed a new legally binding treaty with rol

part suspended on the the london overground between surrey quays and clapham junction.sius. overnight, it starts dry and cloudy. still breezy. through the early hours, we see rain moving in from the west. it could be heavy and last into tuesday. minimum temperature — double figures at 10 celsius. the rain lingers into tuesday so a wet and windy start. an early maximum temperature still with the mild air, but once the rain clears, behind it we will see sunshine. drier on tuesday afternoon but the temperature will feel cooler by the end of the day. as we head further through the week, it is drier on thursday and friday. temperatures stay widely in double figures. a little bit chillier as we head towards christmas into the weekend. i'm sure we've all have neighbours who like to go all out with the christmas decorations, but do they go as far as the mustafa family home on albany road in walworth? have a look on our website and you can see for yourself. that's it. back tojon and sally. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. in two weeks, it will be illegal in

victoria to gatwick airport and brighton , and then a funny brighton, and then a funny little line from claphame i've talked to the coach operators, express , operators, national express, flixbus, megabus. they say we're running a normal tuesday service and we're full. >> so what's the main reason? is it because it's a bank holiday? is it engineering works? is it? is it engineering works? is it? i don't know what is it? it's not strikes the finish. there's something for now. >> they've finished for something for now. >> we'veey've finished for something for now. >> we've gote finished for something for now. >> we've gote fcheapi for now. we've got a cheap strike coming in the, uh, first half coming up in the, uh, first half of january in london. and then i predict that the next train drivers strike will be on the 25th or the 27th of january. don't do anything about it yet. that's just my guess. um, but, yeah , it's really convenient for yeah, it's really convenient for the for network rail to have a block from kind of christmas eve at tea time to breakfast time on the 27th of december, because

you kiss my sister on the cheek at clapham common. it's an 80s weekend there. made a very, look . it made a very, very happy look. it might a funny thing to say, might seem a funny thing to say, but you to this stage but when you get to this stage of a celebrity doubt of i'm a celebrity as no doubt you able to furnish us you will be able to furnish us with small with more information. small things rice things like burning the rice really matter . really matter. >> that's it. martin you're absolutely right. >> and hi to your sister as well. i hope she's well. um i'm just thinking that it's the little things that matter in the jungle and you're absolutely right. >> it's just petty things that become, like, biggest things become, like, the biggest things in because think in your life because you think to what have i to yourself, what else have i got? still here. got? i'm still here. >> so you start >> i'm stuck. so you start arguing all of petty arguing over all sorts of petty things . things. >> and what the producers >> and that's what the producers actually bec

so i went to another bank in clapham.ount and, uh, if they hadn't done that and if i'd forgotten about it , you know, forgotten about it, you know, the money would be gone. but it's exactly as you say. and you had to go through about 19 hoops to get your own money back . to get your own money back. >> the thing is, i wouldn't have believed it if the bank could have emailed me saying, oh, we found with some money found an account with some money and i'd be like, scam. >> yeah, yeah, oh yeah. >> yeah, yeah, oh yeah. >> that's big thing now, >> and that's the big thing now, because my bank trying to because my bank keeps trying to have with me and have a conversation with me and they to do it over zoom. they want to do it over zoom. and was like, book me, book me and i was like, book me, book me a come in somewhere in a time to come in somewhere in any branches that are any of the branches that are still i'll do but i'm still open, i'll do it. but i'm not doing it over zoom because i don't really know who you are, and i don'