david mellor light shall win an in the— they david mellor light shall win an in the i— they david mellorour mercy is . days for the lord, your mercy rs gross— . days for the lord, your mercy rs gross rn— . days for the lord, your mercy is grace in god— . days for the lord, your mercy is grace in god unto me. litvinenko_ is grace in god unto me. litvinenko grace , hallelujah , litvinenko grace, hallelujah, soo— litvinenko grace, hallelujah, god ,— litvinenko grace, hallelujah, god , hallelujah , god love. god, hallelujah, god love. i'm porneo— god, hallelujah, god love. i'm porneo ow— god, hallelujah, god love. i'm now joined by monsignor michael, former anglican bishop of rochester, roman catholic convert and ordinariate prelate . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours.- gm" the same to you to and yours. . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours. thank wow.— same to you to and yours. thank you. why— same to you to and yours. thank you. why would you say that charity is one of the theological virtues.7 and how does that relate to easter? charity is love. i mea

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mellor. good morning to you, david. so tell us your memories of nigel lawson. 1981? that's right. he went to the department of energy at his first cabinet job, and i was hauled along as a little kid on the block. and yeah , it was the block. and yeah, it was i mean, i'd didn't really know nigel before that. i assume got to know he was an abolish and bouncy tiger like figure who had a huge brain. and of course, a lot of experience. he'd got to the top of financial journalism , so he knew exactly all the arguments . , so he knew exactly all the arguments. he , so he knew exactly all the arguments . he knew how to put arguments. he knew how to put the arguments, but what was marked him out? i think from a lot of people who followed after him, he had a passionate belief in the power in terms of making an economy really move in the right direction of low taxation. and his big achievement was to reduce at a stroke the top rate of tax from 60% to 40. and yet the first year it was 40. he raised more money than the last yearit raised more money than the last year it was

but david mellor surely this heh-t— but david mellor surely this heh-t wew— but david mellor surely thisthing terriblywrong staff or whether he's done something terribly wrong that something so terribly wrong that he-ge. — something so terribly wrong that he-ge. het— something so terribly wrong that he-ge. het hte— something so terribly wrong that he-go. but it's the- he has to go. but it's the persistence of it. you see the fact he's a recidivist, it happens all too often. but the other the other, the other, the other the other, the other, the other problem really is that the government cannot afford to appear to be populated by people who don't listen to reason. look in my 11 years as a minister, i'm not saying i was the best minister since ministers were invented. i never fell out with civil servants. i don't know anybody in thatcher's government at time, which a pretty at that time, which was a pretty topsy one, where the civil topsy turvy one, where the civil servants can't stand servants says we can't stand working that man. now it working with that man. now it may civil servants h

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former chief secretary to the treasury david mellor praised lawson's political career.uncy , was an ebullient, bouncy, articulate figure who had a huge brain and of course, a lot of experience. he got the top of the financial journalism, so he knew exactly all the arguments. he knew how to put the arguments. but what was marked , arguments. but what was marked, i think, from a lot of people who followed after him. he had a passion , belief in the power in passion, belief in the power in terms of making an economy really in the right direction direction . former world boxing direction. former world boxing champion amir khan has been banned for two years from all sports after testing positive for a banned substance. the 36 year old olympic champion has tested positive for the anabolic drug wes streeting following his loss to kell brook in manchester in 2022. that's according to the uk anti—doping agency. mr. khan has accepted the violation found to doping rules, but said it wasn't intentional and british stamps will feature the king's image for the first time today they f