harold macmillan, the british prime minister, one of the most famous folks in the setting politics, what'she most important factor in politics and government, he said events. we've had an event and everything around the world in the house of representatives or other things are being dictated, influenced by this event and when you have this vacuum at the top in the house of representatives and the house cannot act, this is not a fact in the united states but if something were to come to the united states, that underscores this chasm in the house and congress could not respond, because you are in this unprecedented status, a new event established by the vacancy of the speaker and a new event established by what happened overseas in the middle east, rule of thumb by harold macmillan. arthel: not a direct correlation but some comparisons on a level that prime minister net yahoo dealing with his own internal division and as you know what is happening here in the united states, again, this event as we are looking at 1020 p.m. in israel and we've got war, happening right now, sober up those in co

harold macmillan was the prime minister and the beatles had only just released their debut album.n, that's what it's all about, isn't it? putting lights back on. cos we rely on it nowadays, don't we? he is 75 now and has been working on the overhead power lines across kent and sussex for 60 years. i thought i'd be long gone by now. i thought the grim reaper would have come calling by now. but there we are, i'm still here. he is absolutely incredible and to think he is still doing the job he does, we have not seen anybody else older and still going at a height like he does. still keeping the youngsters in check. the biggest moments of his career was the great storm in 1987, which took almost three weeks to completely restore the power. devastating for the network. it put the lines down, poles snapped off, transformers on the ground, it was a major job to get it all rebuilt. it's clear that nothing will be stopping him any time soon. i have no plans for retirement at the moment, so i'll keep plodding on. voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website

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harold macmillan did it. harold macmillan did it.acmillan did it in the 50s in proportion population proportion to the population at the time. what's the particular time. but what's fascinating richard, fascinating about this, richard, can you and gb news can i just say you and gb news should actually be given credit for labour for actually making the labour party, party of capitalism, party, the party of capitalism, because within half an hour of that incident , the gaffer that awful incident, the gaffer covered do you know covered in glitter do you know what was on sale in labour what was on sale in the labour party? stalls liverpool party? stalls in liverpool sparkle starmer t shirts. sparkle with starmer t shirts. we embraced capitalism. we have embraced capitalism. we're out there in the marketplace . marketplace. >> that's what i like to do. i like shape influence and like to shape and influence and there lot of it was a lot there was a lot of it was a lot of word salad , though, wasn't there? >> stephen is there are in these s

. >> in a reference to harold macmillan's winds of change speech, suella braverman warned attendees at the tory party conference of a hurricane of mass migration . let's have mass migration. let's have a listen. the wind of change that carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared made to the hurricane that is coming . the hurricane that is coming. >> let me tell you, our country has become enmeshed in a dense net of international rules that were designed for another era . were designed for another era. and it is labour that turbo charged their impact by passing the misnamed human rights act. i'm surprised that they didn't call it the criminal rights act. strong stuff there. >> your views. very welcome . get >> your views. very welcome. get those views coming into us. but the home secretary will know only too well that whatever the reason, migrants continue to flee their own countries and head europe. there no head to europe. there are no quick fixes . quick fixes. >> many are arriving via the small italia island of lampedusa, has become the lampe