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we have i'm delighted to say the following people we have the wonderful broadcaster and author emma wolfw , emma, i jerry hayes, now, emma, i understand you're a vegan. are you worried by this story you're inadvertently eating animal produce? >> i'm i'm concerned for people who have severe allergies, but it's absolutely no surprise to me mean , going back to me at all. i mean, going back to coffee, when you ordered decaf, is decaf? don't really is it decaf? you don't really know anything. and yes know what's in anything. and yes , and of , there's loads and loads of animal by—products that are adulterated , you know, in adulterated, you know, in factories that adulterated factories that are adulterated and adulterating that and adulterating products that are be this, and are meant to be this, that and the other. organic things the other. most organic things aren't organic. aren't necessarily organic. there are just that are there are just labels that are slapped things . veganism, slapped on things. veganism, anyway, difficult anyway, is a really difficult coyte it's very difficult to ma

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we saw emma wolf with us. we're talking about biden and the relationship. e look , there's a choice. look, there's a choice. >> if there's a choice, i mean , >> if there's a choice, i mean, what a choice. >> well, i just what angers me, i just think we should respect the choice of people to elect people like donald trump. >> i don't understand why we sneer at americans who elected him in vast millions of people elected him. and it just makes me sick. the sneering of, you know , millions of americans who know, millions of americans who decided donald trump was the man that he was talking sent to them. he talked their language. he talked their language, but he was talking about things they care you care about things like, you know, immigration and making america great that america great again. that resonated people . resonated with a lot of people. and was around the and of course, it was around the same everybody same time that everybody was sneering brexiteers as racist sneering at brexiteers as racist bigots and i'm just sick of it. and i'm so it does make

stop sizewell c executive director tanya and emma wolf are back in the studio with us. d up for what you believe in, but it doesn't matter it and i admire matter what it is. and i admire her gb news to defend her coming on gb news to defend it. little confused it. were you a little confused as what her objection as to what her actual objection is it though? as to what her actual objection is i it though? as to what her actual objection is i was ough? as to what her actual objection is i was actually. i'm glad that >> i was actually. i'm glad that you pressed her is risky? >> i was actually. i'm glad that yothatessed her is risky? >> i was actually. i'm glad that yothat what her is risky? >> i was actually. i'm glad that yothat what you're is risky? >> i was actually. i'm glad that yothat what you're saying? ky? >> i was actually. i'm glad that yothat what you're saying? risk is that what you're saying? risk in terms she's really talking about she's about the money. she's impressive. she's really good speaken speaker. but i wasn't actually clear saying. and clear whether

>> i mean, emma wolf touched upon it. is this aspirational thing, isn't it?and it's that if you work hard and it's your money, that you've already been taxed on, that when you your money, that you've already beerit:axed on, that when you your money, that you've already beerit can! on, that when you your money, that you've already beerit can be 1, that when you your money, that you've already beerit can be passedvhen you your money, that you've already beerit can be passed on n you your money, that you've already beerit can be passed on to your die, it can be passed on to your children and that you've worked hard children and that you've worked haryeah, i think most people can >> yeah, i think most people can understand even if it understand that even if it doesn't you. doesn't affect you. >> as you say, it's a principle issue. it's an emotive issue, isn't it? >> but anyway, let know we're >> but anyway, let us know we're in barrow. >> rosie? let me know. in barrow. >> he rosie? let me know. in barrow. >> he wants rosie? let me know. in barrow. >> he wants to

and let's talk to writer and journalist emma wolf and deputy editor of spiked phrase both here phrasere both here this morning. >> morning. good morning. good morning. >> nice to see you, let's >> nice to see you, emma. let's start bbc crisis. the start with the bbc crisis. the look the sunday mirror's take look at the sunday mirror's take on this. >> yeah, well, really >> yeah, well, it's a really unhappy story everybody unhappy story for everybody involved, the mirror's involved, isn't it? the mirror's take that this bbc presenter take is that this bbc presenter who has still not been named, was partying with bosses even after the official complaint was made . so apparently on may the made. so apparently on may the 19th, the mother of this young person had had had made an official complaint and only a few weeks later the presenter himself was i have to be very careful about what i say. i suppose was enjoying a drinks and a three course meal with bosses and colleagues and elite celebrities at an exclusive venue. so clearly the official complaint hadn't been hadn't been taken seriousl

well, joining us now to go through the papers inside is a writer and journalist emma wolf. adcasting legend peter price. good morning to both shall we start with both of you. shall we start with you, the front of the you, emma? so the front of the express is households to face once again the pain of soaring energy bills this winter. absolutely >> we're hardly even through summer. not that it's been much of a summer, but anyway, here we go. started. there's been go. summer started. there's been a that inflation may a few signs that inflation may be levelling out. i don't really think so. but anyway. but there's more bad news for gas and electricity consumers, i.e. all of us. we are not prepared for this winter. if it's a cold winter, we are simply not prepared. energy experts are saying we haven't sorted out our storage we haven't got storage problems. we haven't got our production supply under control. we're still absolutely at prices at the mercy of wholesale prices from abroad. we're still having going to have to import all of our pretty much all of our gas and electricity

let's see what legendary david hamilton and journalist emma wolf make of it all. good morning .with the telegraph . we've got the la telegraph. we've got the la legendary tony bennett. i mean, the man the thinking man's crooner , if you like. you've crooner, if you like. you've been around in this business a very long time . you must have very long time. you must have bumped into him. >> not quite as long as tony bennett. >> not quite as long, no . >> not quite as long, no. >> not quite as long, no. >> but i did meet him and i interviewed him. i went with my producer to the dorchester, the dorset hotel. he was staying there . and we went up to his there. and we went up to his suite with one of those little portable tape recorders . and we portable tape recorders. and we had about half an hour of his time. he was an absolute gentleman and he told us that his great hobby was painting and that was his relaxation . and that was his relaxation. and actually, he he was doing some painting and there was a painting and there was a painting of his in the hotel suite there . and i've alwa