you know, dominic cummings driving. his car. you know, dominic cummings driving . and again, it's the hypocrisy here of the leaders of the country, the people who are writing the rules. dominic cummings with people that it's and the parties and that's what drives people so mad but it's even triply more unfair for these people who are being fined thousands of pounds i >> -- >> it's a nonsense. anyway, moving on. we've got the times now and the commonwealth games, which rubbish which are a sort of rubbish olympics, under threat, olympics, are under threat, ironically lack of ironically because of a lack of wealth. yes , this story wealth. paul yes, this story really is crazy. >> the head of the commonwealth games has said that the federation legal federation is considering legal action against the state of victoria. obviously in australia, shock australia, after the shock decision to abandon hosting the 2026 commonwealth games . now 2026 commonwealth games. now what's amazing, first of all for this is only 20 years prior to that, in 2006, victoria to held the held the

you know, dominic cummings driving. his car. you know, dominic cummings driving . d again, it's the hypocrisy here of the leaders of the country, the people who are writing the rules. dominic cummings with people that it's and the parties and that's what drives people so mad but it's even triply more unfair for these people who are being fined thousands of pounds i >> -- >> it's a nonsense. anyway, moving on. we've got the times now and the commonwealth games, which rubbish which are a sort of rubbish olympics, under threat, olympics, are under threat, ironically lack of ironically because of a lack of wealth. yes , this story wealth. paul yes, this story really is crazy. >> the head of the commonwealth games has said that the federation legal federation is considering legal action against the state of victoria. obviously in australia, shock australia, after the shock decision to abandon hosting the 2026 commonwealth games . now 2026 commonwealth games. now what's amazing, first of all for this is only 20 years prior to that, in 2006, victoria to held the held the c

well look dominic cummings was our first for both of us.litics, you endlessly have to try to accommodate that and be nice to people that have different views from you. it's about consensus building and consensus building is not something that dominic cummings was ever minded to do. his his view , his perception of his his view, his perception of it. and i understand it would have been that if you compromise to reach a consensus, then you've already undermined the purity and the clarity of your mission and therefore, compromise wasn't something he did easily. and that that makes it quite difficult when get it quite difficult when you get to government, because he wasn't willing to do that. more from george eustice— willing to do that. more from george eustice after- 22 r: more from george eustice after the break. vee— george eustice after the break. vee knew.— george eustice after the break. vee knew. ine— george eustice after the break. you know, the approach- george eustice after the break. you know, the approach we take to animal welfare

well look dominic cummings was our first for both of us.ourse in politics, you endlessly have to try to accommodate that and be nice to people that have different views from you. it's about consensus building and consensus building is not something that dominic cummings was ever minded to do. his his view , his perception of his his view, his perception of it. and i understand it would have been that if you compromise to reach a consensus, then you've already undermined the purity and the clarity of your mission and therefore, compromise wasn't something he did easily. and that that makes it quite difficult when get it quite difficult when you get to government, because he wasn't willing to do that. more from george eustice— willing to do that. more from george eustice after- at r: more from george eustice after the break. vou— george eustice after the break. you knew.— george eustice after the break. you knew. rne— george eustice after the break. you know, the approach- george eustice after the break. you know, the approach we take to anim

i think the whole get brexit done thing and whatever you think about dominic cummings , i think he hadmbined the get brexit done message combined with the levelling up message which was pitched at those red wall areas who had been let down and felt left behind by a labour and felt left behind by a labour and the impacts of globalisation on their lives and free movement and de industrialisation and so on. the tories made all on. and the tories made all sorts of promises to those constituencies getting constituencies about getting brexit done, about ending free movement, about levelling up all promises have promises frankly, that have turned to look at the most turned to does look at the most recent immigration figures. how many can genuinely say in many people can genuinely say in those that we've those constituencies that we've re industrialised any serious re industrialised in any serious way. it wasn't a vote for way. so it wasn't a vote for johnson, i don't think. >> well, tell me, was it? it >> well, you tell me, was it? it was. you tell me . was. you tell me. >> of people say, wel

what we're seeing is that if you voted for brexit because you wanted to take back control in dominic cummingsmmortal words , in other words, to to, words, in other words, to to, get british sovereignty back , get british sovereignty back, you should have got what you wanted . but there was always wanted. but there was always going to be a cost, a cost to pay - going to be a cost, a cost to pay . and so that that cost is pay. and so that that cost is lower wages . it it obviously is lower wages. it it obviously is some some of the inflation is caused by brexit. probably six, probably 6 to 8% of food inflation is actually a direct result of brexit hit. so in a sense everyone's got what they wish for. but i do understand why why they were disappointed by it. >> okay , nigel, on to sir keir >> okay, nigel, on to sir keir starmer or secure fence sitter. as i call him. another dramatic u—turn . he's u—turn on brexit, u—turn. he's u—turn on brexit, he's u—turn on borders, is u—turn on net zero is u—turn on gender identity. this time he's done another spectacular u—turn on ulez . earlier this week, h