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emma wolf completely broken.that all young people should have access to higher education, but it doesn't have to be in a red brick building and called a university . and called a university. absolutely. and i completely agree with lisa that basically apprenticeships, it's not being you know, it's not being the sort of the boy doing the chair legs, the in the coffin to studio and then working his way up to master. it's not doing the plumbing or working in a factory. it's basically. these are what we used to call these are what we used to call these are paid training at a company with the offer of then a very lucrative or a pretty lucrative job. so but i agree with you, mark, as well that i think higher education, what in whatever form it takes, whether, you know a sort of traditional academic degree i did, or whether it's more vocational , it whether it's more vocational, it depends whether you have a specific career in mind. it depends whether you want to be a medic. you want to work in the law, someone like that

emma wolf completely broken.that all young people should have access to higher education, but it doesn't have to be in a red brick building and called a university . and called a university. absolutely. and i completely agree with lisa that basically apprenticeships, it's not being you know, it's not being the sort of the boy doing the chair legs, the in the coffin to studio and then working his way up to master. it's not doing the plumbing or working in a factory. it's basically. these are what we used to call these are what we used to call these are paid training at a company with the offer of then a very lucrative or a pretty lucrative job. so but i agree with you, mark, as well that i think higher education, what in whatever form it takes, whether, you know a sort of traditional academic degree i did, or whether it's more vocational , it whether it's more vocational, it depends whether you have a specific career in mind. it depends whether you want to be a medic. you want to work in the law, someone like that

and columnist emma wolf, who joined us this morning.see you both. good morning. fraser, can we start with the times and it's fun , fascinated and slightly fun, fascinated and slightly confused by michael gove . i'm confused by michael gove. i'm saying the government was partly at fault over grenfell. yeah. so what michael gove is essentially admitting to is that the regulation over cladding was at fault. it was ambiguous, it didn't make it clear even the cladding should be fire resistant, which sounds insane , resistant, which sounds insane, but it's true because before we've, you know, we've obviously talked about various causes of the grenfell tower, you know, these quite dodgy companies cutting costs and things like that. we know that, you know, those are all at fault, but it's actually saying that they were able to exploit quite weak regulation or ambiguous regulation. that's one heck of an admission to make. it's yeah, it's the fact it's the first time that the government has or anyone from the government has admitted any, any blam

through the papers now with broadcaster and podcast host shaun mcdonald and writer and columnist emma wolfeh. good to see you both . you both. good to see you both. great morning. emma, let's start with the sunday people . should with the sunday people. should we looking at david carrick? yeah. so obviously this is the serving police officer who was found to have committed all sorts of terrible sexual assault and rape and things that which came out during the week. a mother of two and a fan of the sunday people is saying that she was sort of at his mercy for three years and that met police, missed nine different occasions on which they could have stopped him. he's planning to sue the force and she details an awful kind of catalogue of abuse of just being forced to all sorts of really, really unpleasant offences and yet is going to be is going to be suing the force for quite a lot of money as our other victims planning to as well. well be interesting to see how those cases progress but i mean whatever happens have mean whatever happens you have to say this is just one of the most of most sho

david mellor is in the building for the newspapers this time with journalists and commentators emma wolfee back at 641. let's bring you up to date with this morning's front pages of, the newspapers and the telegraph plays with maths at the heart of the prime minister's vision for britain. as a preview can expect from rishi sunak's speech later on today . the mirror is blaming on today. the mirror is blaming the conservative for breaking the conservative for breaking the nhs, accusing health secretary steve barclay of passing the buck . the express passing the buck. the express says there's hope at last. that train misery will end as a deal end.the train misery will end as a deal end. the walkouts could be within touching the sun covers the knife. friday's threaten to stab olympic cyclist cavendish in front of kids at their essex home. and i know malcolm . i wish home. and i know malcolm. i wish them the very best. and the mail let's not return to face mask madness amid warnings from health chiefs that flu is on the rise rise . well, it is time to rise rise. well, it is time to go inside .

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