dave martin at one of the 900 vet practices he advises.ential unforeseen consequences of the ban. we know that a lot of serious and fatal attacks have occurred in the house. my worry is that if we end up frustrating these dogs and they're not getting the exercise they need and hence, potentially, therefore, will we see fatal attacks occurring? some dogs may be more more likely to attack than than they were beforehand. we don't know, is the simple answer to that, but it is a concern. and could dogs like this be the next xl bully? jayne shenstone has worked with these breeds for 30 years. my big concern is with the ban on the xl bullies — that people are going to turn their attention particularly to other large breeds like the central asian or the caucasian. we've spoken to a breeder who used to breed xl bullies and has now moved on to the caucasian shepherd dog. what do you think of that? oh, i think it's a very dangerous, dangerous thing to be doing this. far more dangerous than the situation we've got with the xl bullies. the uk governmen

he went out and joined a vendor martin, who's vendor called dave martin, who's a seller. big issue seller. and yeah, they went and sold the magazine together. he's a long time friend of william williams, spent a long time talking to him about what it is like on the streets and how how he manages and it would be like and wonder what it would be like to walk out of the train station or supermarket or whatever or your supermarket or whatever and big issue. and see the big issue. >> he walks up front of >> and he walks up in front of you he says, will you buy you and he says, will you buy one? well, we'll buy five or buy six. >> he's so distinctive as well, isn't he? because i know that he wearing, you know, kind of civvy clothes hat. but you clothes and his red hat. but you would know it was prince william if him. of course, if you saw him. of course, you would. >> e“ a em- en— w a give away as well, >> voice is a give away as well, isn't it? >> voice is a give away as well, isn'i it? >> voice is a give away as well, isn'i wonder if he modifies his >> i wonder if he modifies

dave say about she worked about this article? she worked in a school and he was a semi—retired plumber. can you imagine the bbc imagine now? martinaughing, but i'm also sort of slowly weeping here, danny, because the fact of the matter is the sort of mindset that you're talking about there, i've lost output. okay, i'm going to keep banging on my point is this danny hits a nail on the head by by identifying the fact that the people who put the content together simply have no clue about who the working classes are. they've never really grown up those sort communities. up in those sort communities. they read about them. it's concept. and a consequence , concept. and as a consequence, that hive mind that we see at the bbc and i've worked at the bbc for a long time, i've appeared on all of their flagship political on flagship political programmes on question on question time, on newsnight, on politics live. and i've also been a contributor on most of their flagship shows across all their flagship shows across all their radio programmes and tv and i realised something years and i realised something years and years ago and that is this

dave. um, i think yet again, these people for doing people get honoured for doing nothing tim martin treatedthing. and tim martin treated his gets honoured. covid. nothing. and tim martin treated his gets honoured. archbishop he gets honoured. archbishop canterbury gets honoured for doing no wonder people canterbury gets honoured for doinghad no wonder people canterbury gets honoured for doinghad enough.wonder people canterbury gets honoured for doinghad enough. of)der people canterbury gets honoured for doinghad enough. of)dermps)le canterbury gets honoured for doinghad enough. of)dermps ,.e canterbury gets honoured for doinghad enough. of)dermps , not have had enough. of all mps, not just tories. well, that's a bit grumpy . grumpy. >> that is a bit grumpy. >> yeah, that is a bit grumpy. and think tim martin, you and i think tim martin, you know, people talk aspect know, people talk about aspect of, of covid. they a lot of people have gaming focus on the fact brexiteer but he's fact he was a brexiteer but he's brought, know, industry brought, you know, huge industry to he's created loads to