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will be bere— pandemic and ella whelan will be bee bo— pandemic and ella whelan will be bee to bob—rupted— here to talk about the protests, which disrupted kathleen stock's ebeeob— which disrupted kathleen stock's ebeeob ob— which disrupted kathleen stock's speech at be— which disrupted kathleen stock's speech at the oxford union this week.— speech at the oxford union this week-of— speech at the oxford union this week.-of course,- speech at the oxford union this week. of course, i've got a week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel— week. and, of course, i've got a fantastic panel who going to fantastic panel who are going to be—oueebone- fantastic panel who are going toi be-questions-our be answering questions from our lovely—let. be answering questions from our loveintroduce_let. be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my let be answering questions from our loveintroduce them. my studio me introduce them. my studio geese— me introduce them. my studio geese tonight—

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._ nikki hodgson and journalist ella whelan. see you ella whelan.ight and political influence in other areas? and, you know , the other areas? and, you know, the mail is looking at whether or not the how this affects the conservative party itself which i think probably is what interests most of us, most because , you know, they are the because, you know, they are the party of government at least for now. can i ask, though, in all of now. can i ask, though, in all et ttte— now. can i ask, though, in all et ttte t— now. can i ask, though, in all of this, i mean,— now. can i ask, though, in all of this, i mean, ask- can i ask, though, in all of this, i mean, ask both of you,— of this, i mean, ask both of your te— of this, i mean, ask both of your te wee— of this, i mean, ask both of you, do you think i mean, you say— you, do you think i mean, you eew tte— you, do you think i mean, you eew tt-e me— you, do you think i mean, you say it's no surprise that ttew-we— say it's no surprise that they've come- say it's no surprise that they've come to this concl

the banks should actually ella whelan. e " ella whelan. it's sinister, isn't it?set to begin today and conclude on— is set to begin today and conclude on monday . citing?” conclude on monday. oscar whnhg— conclude on monday. oscar winning actor— conclude on monday. oscar winning actor kevin spacey is facing 12 charges of sex offences against four men. the 63 year old will appear at southwark crown court for a four week trial. the alleged offences occurred between 2001 and 2013, when he denies all the charges and households in the uk will pay and households in the uk will pay less for their gas and electricity from tomorrow. but bills will remain almost- bills will remain almost double the eum— bills will remain almost double the amount they— bills will remain almost double the amount they were before the energy— the amount they were before the energy enete— the amount they were before the energy enete .— the amount they were before the energy crisis . the— the amount they were before the energy crisis . the regulator, energy crisis. the regulator, hgem— energy cri

welcome to author ella whelan. welcome to you author ella whelan.thin them. surely the role within media be to raise media would be to raise investigative questions and things not just to be a pr support for. and i think there's two things here. one is the role of the media. but but the role of the media. but but the role of the media. but but the role of the government. and david davis has come out and said that it should be disbanded, this unit. and because the rapid response is defunct response unit is now defunct from the cabinet. but the dcms had it up it now still had set it up and it now still exists, ironically , you can't exists, ironically, you can't make up orwellian lee in make this up orwellian lee in the department for science and innovation and technology. so we've this still in we've got this still in existence and you know, it appues existence and you know, it applies to equally to other areas around the environment and others where questions are important. yeah, you can't enppreee— important. yeah, you can't suppress questions.- ye

and you know, ella listening very ella whelan was listening very carefully, woman .know wny tnet— filmed. exactly and do you know wny tnet tse— filmed. exactly and do you know why that is? because david croft dyed— why that is? because david croft kwedtnene. — why that is? because david croft lived there. it's— why that is? because david croft lived there. , mg why that is? because david croft lived there. . "y lived there. it's funny that because you can you can see that, you know, programs like dad's army and allo allo and you rang my lord. it was i think it was the same writers and the same of comedy. absolutely same sort of comedy. absolutely brilliant. all brilliant. but they were all filmed there. and also filmed around there. and also you've some of filmed around there. and also you've-some of the- filmed around there. and also you've-some of the old. filmed around there. and also. you've-some of the old army you've got some of the old army neses— you've got some of the old army neses end— you've got some of the old army bases around there. _ you've got some o

and you know, ella listening very ella whelan was listening very carefully, woman .wny tnet— filmed. exactly and do you know wny tnet tse— filmed. exactly and do you know why that is? because david croft dyed— why that is? because david croft kwedtnene. — why that is? because david croft lived there. it's— why that is? because david croft lived there. , mg why that is? because david croft lived there. . "y lived there. it's funny that because you can you can see that, you know, programs like dad's army and allo allo and you rang my lord. it was i think it was the same writers and the same of comedy. absolutely same sort of comedy. absolutely brilliant. all brilliant. but they were all filmed there. and also filmed around there. and also you've some of filmed around there. and also you've-some of the- filmed around there. and also you've-some of the old. filmed around there. and also. you've-some of the old army you've got some of the old army neses— you've got some of the old army neses end— you've got some of the old army bases around there. _ you've got some of the

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this is truly ieweiiing— ella whelan this is truly ieweiiing dd— ella whelan this is truly levellingof london visiting my constituency to deliver a one nafion constituency to deliver a one nation british labour vision of scotland. however , he neglected scotland. however, he neglected to scotland. however, he neglected id neniidn— scotland. however, he neglected to mention that— scotland. however, he neglected to mention that he— t: however, he neglected to mention that he intends to edniinwe— to mention that he intends to continue london's plunder of sediiend-e— continue london's plunder of scotland's vast— continue london's plunder of scotland's vast energy wealth, iner— scotland's vast energy wealth, we die— scotland's vast energy wealth, iwei iiie ine— scotland's vast energy wealth, just like the tories contain dding— just like the tories contain dding ine— just like the tories contain doing the economic vandalism of breed— doing the economic vandalism of dreeii iden— doing the economic vandalism of brexit just like— doing the economic vandalism of brexit just like the— doing the

i was— explain to me a bit more ella whelan. i was talking to one of your— whelan. then tomorrow from 2 pm. vorkshtre— tomorrow and then tomorrow from 2 pm. yorkshire ambulance servtse— 2 p.m. yorkshire ambulance service will— 2 p.m. yorkshire ambulance service will also— 2 pm. yorkshire ambulance service will also be going on for service will also be going on tor strtke— service will also be going on tor strtke up— service will also be going on for strike up to— service will also be going on for strike up to seven hours. so for strike up to seven hours. so more— for strike up to seven hours. so hogs.— for strike up to seven hours. so more flags, more- for strike up to seven hours. so more flags, more car- for strike up to seven hours. so more flags, more car horns blaring, aslef. but thank you for blaring, aslef. but thank you tor uptotthg— blaring, aslef. but thank you for updating us— blaring, aslef. but thank you for updating us there- “g but thank you for updating us there at saint thomos-s— for updating us there at saint thomas's hospital with the totest— thom

ella whelan conspiracy theorists. yeah. as well. ella whelan conspiracy theorists . yeah.e me— that. it's really important that people like me who , broadly people like me who, broadly seeebbma— people like me who, broadly speaking, supported the government— speaking, supported the government in the very draconian esbbem— government in the very draconian eebbems bbeb— government in the very draconian actions that they— government in the very draconian actions that they took that beebbe— actions that they took that beebbe bbe — actions that they took that people like me— actions that they took that people like me have our views breberby— people like me have our views properly interrogated . we have properly interrogated. we have to properly interrogated. we have be ebse— properly interrogated. we have to also remember, and this will be bem— to also remember, and this will be berb eb— to also remember, and this will be berb eb bbe— to also remember, and this will be part of the inquiry , just how be part of the inquiry, just how sbery— be part of the inquiry, just how seery

there's a part where he sees ella whelan the love of his life for first time across for the first timely around this stage , particularly around this stage, that it would be awfully nice if we could get younger all the time. and thought, what the time. and i thought, what the story— time. and i thought, what the story sort— time. and i thought, what the story sort or— time. and i thought, what the story sort of tells— e and i thought, what the story sort of tells you is that wnrenewer— story sort of tells you is that whichever—it's. whichever way you go, it's a eatastropte— whichever way you go, it's a catastrophe. yeah, because if you— catastrophe. yeah, because if you tegrn— catastrophe. yeah, because if you tegrn very— catastrophe. yeah, because if you begin very young, you are netptess— you begin very young, you are netptess ant— you begin very young, you are helpless and you— you begin very young, you are helpless and you depend on otters.— helpless and you depend on otters. ant— helpless and you depend on others. and when end up very others. and when you end up very etterty— othe

story, fawkes, who broke this story, also that they had also said that they had contacted dame ella whelanr in public or six indoors, either in public or private. buildings were against the was no the regulations. there was no christmas whatsoever . christmas exception whatsoever. i mean, it is absolutely staggering, isn't it, really? and does just you think and it does just make you think all people who sit there all those people who sit there so holier than thou and sanctimonious and you think, you know what, one day it will be you. maybe the case of you. and maybe in the case of bernard, it actually is. and in fact, mind saying this. fact, i don't mind saying this. my fact, i don't mind saying this. my is lighting at the my phone is lighting up at the moment front of me with some moment in front of me with some individuals who are are quite keen talk to me about bernard keen to talk to me about bernard jenkins. so let's just watch this space. ladies and gentlemen. anyway, thank gentlemen. okay. anyway, thank you very catherine. it's you very much. catherine. it's great you on the show.

the show adds up to a brilliant listening and viewing experience marked ella whelan.ne iavv-fo— punishment, will answer both to the law-to our— punishment, will answer both to the law to our people . the law and to our people. irefeni— the law and to our people. defend editor— the law and to our people. defend editor for the evening oraniari— defend editor for the evening standard robert— defend editor for the evening standard robert fox says the escaiafion— standard robert fox says the escalation in— standard robert fox says the escalation in tensions is a huge propien — escalation in tensions is a huge propien in— escalation in tensions is a huge propien in pis— escalation in tensions is a huge problem in his speech has nenfionei— problem in his speech has mentioned the— problem in his speech has mentioned the word mutiny, which is verv— mentioned the word mutiny, which is verv seioas— mentioned the word mutiny, which is very serious indeed and he nas— is very serious indeed and he nas aivavs— is very serious indeed and he has always said— is very serious indeed and

and ella whelan, thank you very much. good to talk to you, nana— thank you very much.ught he was orooo. so its— character and i thought he was great. so it's sad— character and i thought he was great. so it's sad . ' character and i thought he was great. so it's sad. ' it great. so it's sad. a 16 year sto— great. so it's sad. a 16 year old boy has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and one count of grievous bodily harm after an attack at a private school in devon. police who called to blundell's who were called to blundell's school in tiverton around 1:00 yesterday morning say three people, including two students, sustained multiple serious injuries . a boy is in a critical injuries. a boy is in a critical condition and the other is said to be serious but stable . to be serious but stable. prosecutors say a british girl stabbed in the french alps will be able to leave hospital in the next few days. the three year old was on holiday with her parents when she and three other young children were attacked at a in the town of annecy on a park in the town of an