now let's discuss this with lawyer and legal come and say to david fry, hide. they made it good to have you join me now. so in this video camera, how is openly close to shut down accounts of doubt from everywhere? how does that correspond with the democrats principal of free speech? or i think it should be abundantly clear to everybody on earth right now that the democrat party is about anything except democracy can, can you imagine be, but she's now the potential presidential candidates referring to free speech as a privilege. oh he, he, he no longer gets that privilege. i'm from canada. when justin fruita was talking about stripping us of our constitutional charter rights. you know, they refer to these things as privilege as they are god given rights. the only argument is that it's a private company, and so they can impose their own rules, yada, yada, yada. but we now know in light of succor boards letter, that the government has been interfering and using these private companies as apparatus, as for the government, for government censorship. she is a comic,

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as david frost, the great broadcaster, used to say — he was the son of a preacher — "you are doing the lord's work." thank you. dya kuyu. thank you. dziekuje. oh, that's polish. and that was stephen fryt ukrainecast. if you'd like to listen to other episodes, you can find them on bbc sounds. ukrainecast from bbc news. hello. it's a new month and that means meterologically speaking a new season. we have gone into autumn. whilst it may have looked a little light at first thing this morning in herefordshire missed that we have summer storms in the forecast. we have seen this plume of cloud moving north out of france across the english channel bringing us some very warm and humid air and some thundery downpours. those storms will continue to move north across southern england into the midlands and parts of northern england again downpours and frequent lightning and hail and gusty wind and may be the risk of localised flooding and heavy showers and thunderstorms in eastern areas. further north northmore drive temperature is 15 to 21 degrees but very warm in the south east, the temperatures here reaching 29 celsius. through tonight those storms will continue for the time and drift northwar

as david frost, the great broadcaster, used to say — he was the son of a preacher — "you are doing the lord's work." thank you. dya kuyu. thank you. dziekuje. oh, that's polish. and that was stephen fryinecast. if you'd like to listen to other episodes, you can find them on bbc sounds. ukrainecast from bbc news. live from london. this is bbc news thousands of protesters injerusalem and tel aviv urge the israeli government to reach a ceasefire deal with hamas. unions call a general strike on monday. the protests follow the recovery of the bodies of six hostages held by hamas in the southern gaza strip. the un says the first full day of a mass polio vaccination the protests follow the recovery of the bodies of six hostages held by hamas in the southern gaza strip. the un says the first full day of a mass polio vaccination programme in gaza has been successful exit polls from eastern germany suggest the far—right afd party is on course to win a state election for the first time. and it's a gold rush for paralympics gb — their most successful single day this century! hello. the israeli trade union federation has ordered a general strike for monday in an effort to force the government to

as david frost, the great broadcaster, used to say — he was the son of a preacher — "you are doing the lord's work." thank you. dya kuyu. thank you. dziekuje. oh, that's polish. and that was stephen fryinecast. if you'd like to listen to other episodes, you can find them on bbc sounds. ukrainecast from bbc news. hello. according to meteorologists, saturday, 31st of august was the last day of summer. how did we get on? well, across most of the country, we had these lovely sunny skies and it felt quite nice in the sunshine, given light winds. however, across southern areas of england and to a degree the far south of wales, we had a lot of cloud. and talking about cloud, tatest satellite picture shows and talking about cloud, latest satellite picture shows a complex of thunderstorms forming across west france. low pressure is forming here, and that's ultimately going to drag in some increasingly humid air from belgium, netherlands, luxembourg, move it into the uk and that will set the scene for some thundery downpours, i think later on sunday and into sunday night. for the time being, though, it's relatively quiet out and about. you could see an odd spit of rain falling from the cloud a