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harold wilson said in the debate in this house whenjohn had just been forced to resign for lying in 1963, the sickness of an app representative sector of our society should not be detracting from the robust ability of our people as a whole to face the challenge of the future. and in preparing to face that challenge, let us frankly recognise that the inspiration and leadership must come first here in this house. leadership said mean taking a stance, abstention is a failure of leadership. today i believe is actually a good day for democracy. we have remarkably few checks and balances in our system, the only real check is the collective conscience of the members of this house. and that is the burden of our elected office, and i pay tribute to conservatives and people of every party who have had to face a difficult decision in relation to this. we exercise our conscience on behalf of our constituents, and bert said that the most important thing we owe our constituents is our conscience. thereby we tarnish or we burnish the representation of parliament. so let us assert today that nobody is a

so my parents, my dad liked harold wilson. my parents are refugees to this country, both came here in �*47. they got married in fifties in 57. so they're refugees to the country. my father was a scientist. he liked the idea of planning and thought that would work for the economy because after all, that's what he was a systems engineer and it worked for him. but actually they always had a thing that held them back from the left, which was that my grandfather had been in the gulag, my father had been exported to soviet collective farm. so they thought that socialism was a really bad idea and they were very concerned about people on the left who were against...who might sort of favour that system. which brings us on to this family memoir that you produced. hitler, stalin, mum and dad, which you produced after both had died. was there a sense that like many survivors, your mum, camp, to bergen—belsen, a survivor of being sent to a nazi concentration camp, to bergen—belsen, your father, the survivor, as you say, of being sent by st

, was verv— of 1976 of harold wilson, was very ndd— of 1976 of harold wilson, was very rndd pv—ster eeadd— example, the prime minister could—nadine. could have advised nadine nernee— could have advised nadine. dorries—ensure dorries that he would ensure dnad— dorries that he would ensure dad-wedd— dorries that he would ensure that-would get- dorries that he would ensure that-would get a- dorries that he would ensure that would get a peerage at that she would get a peerage at a papa.— that she would get a peerage at a rape. date— that she would get a peerage at a later date and— that she would get a peerage at a later date and that thereby avoiding— a later date and that thereby avoiding by—election on this avoiding a by—election on this and— avoiding a by—election on this occasion and ensuring that she deva— occasion and ensuring that she remains loyal in— occasion and ensuring that she remains loyal in hopes of receiving— remains loyal in hopes of receiving her— remains loyal in hopes of receiving her appointment in the nature— receiving her appointment in the nature-drink- rec

, was verw— of 1976 of harold wilson, was verw nit— of 1976 of harold wilson, was verw niit hw—re there are many ways this could have fallen through. for exempte— example, the prime minister eouit— example, the prime minister could—nadine. could have advised nadine horriee— could have advised nadine. dorries—ensure dorries that he would ensure thet— dorries that he would ensure thet-wouit— dorries that he would ensure that-would get- dorries that he would ensure that-would get a- dorries that he would ensure that would get a peerage at that she would get a peerage at a that she would get a peerage at e ieter— that she would get a peerage at e ieter tete— that she would get a peerage at a later date and— that she would get a peerage at a later date and that thereby evoiting— a later date and that thereby avoiding by—election on this avoiding a by—election on this ent— avoiding a by—election on this occasion and ensuring that she iowei— occasion and ensuring that she remains loyal in— occasion and ensuring that she remains loyal in hopes of receiving— remains loyal in hopes of rec

— investing in automation and harold wilson actually set up a gowennnent— harold wilson actuallyects payers and there does seem to be some llockdown the effects payers and there does seem to be some llockdown and:he effects payers and there does seem to be some llockdown and workingts payers and there does seem to be some llockdown and working from of the lockdown and working from none—o- of the lockdown and working from none—o tegnee home have given people a degree of home have given people a degree ot-neoltn— home have given people a degree of-health problem- home have given people a degree of health problem that of mental health problem that it neete— of mental health problem that it neete to— of mental health problem that it neete to te— of mental health problem that it needs to be tackled. but one ttlng— needs to be tackled. but one thing wants and as thing business wants and you as business secretary have business secretary would have known, i know you, i suspect you disagree care. disagree with it. child care. we've got have childcare. we've got to have childcare. women wa

as harold wilson, she,— published. as harold wilson, once said, the— published.ole thing seems as the man hhheeh— whole thing seems as the man hhheeh ehee— whole thing seems as the man himself once said,— whole thing seems as the man himself once said, like one great— himself once said, like one great big— himself once said, like one great big inverted pyramid of heme— great big inverted pyramid of we .— great big inverted pyramid of hhhe . huh— great big inverted pyramid of piffle . but from _ great big inverted pyramid of piffle . but from today, the piffle. but from today, the he— piffle. but from today, the first post—brexit trade deal eehee— first post—brexit trade deal takes effect— first post—brexit trade deal takes effect with australia and new— takes effect with australia and new zeehehe— takes effect with australia and new zeehhe ,— takes effect with australia and new zealand , and this will see new zealand, and this will see a period— new zealand, and this will see over a period of— new zealand, and this will see over a period of ten years all trade— o

his lips harold wilson is lying? his lips . ans,— harold wilson is lying? his lips . sharpened. some of insn nssnis— their knives sharpened. some of them are people i've never even nsari— them are people i've never even nsari si— them are people i've never even heard of. they're— them are people i've never even heard of. they're not even nsussnsii— heard of. they're not even- household _own household names in their own irsni—insy- household names in their own front—they did. front room. and yet they did vinai— front room. and yet they did nnai—as- front room. and yet they did what—as their| front room. and yet they did- what_as their duty what they regarded as their duty . ani— what they regarded as their duty . ans issris— what they regarded as their duty . and boris has— what they regarded as their duty . and boris has got to come to isrns— . and boris has got to come to isrns-inai. — . and boris has got to come to terms-that. but,- . and boris has got to come to terms that. but, you know, terms with that. but, you know, sns-ns— terms with that. but, you know, sns-n

so we're— and heath or lbj and harold wilson. so we're somewhere in me— wilson.down at mar a lago . and of course, at mar a lago. and of course, br-s— at mar a lago. and of course, br-s abse— at mar a lago. and of course, it's also lighting— at mar a lago. and of course, it's also lighting a political reeeb— it's also lighting a political reeeb .— it's also lighting a political touch , touchpaper, because it's touch, touchpaper, because it's a bemeerarbe— touch, touchpaper, because it's a democratic administration . a democratic administration. rr-s— a democratic administration. rr-s a— a democratic administration. rr-s a resrbee— a democratic administration. it's a justice department which bas— it's a justice department which bas eeme— it's a justice department which bas eeme mks— it's a justice department which has done this under a democrat arremev— has done this under a democrat attorney general.— has done this under a democrat attorney general. so it's not you— attorney general. so it's not we knew.— attorney general. so it's not we knew. br-s— attorney gene

the memory of the lavender from harold lavender list from harold wilson's still very wilson's days is trashed the ooononn— conservatives having trashed the ooononnn. in— conservatives having trashed the economy. i'm going to go for non— economy. i'm going to go for nonningnion— economy. i'm going to go for yourjugular, but— economy. i'm going to go for yourjugular, but i'm going to say— yourjugular, but i'm going to oon-ino— yourjugular, but i'm going to say-the viewers- yourjugular, but i'm going to say the viewers and say because the viewers and iioionono— say because the viewers and listeners thinking listeners might be thinking this is listeners might be thinking this io—onl is everything that's going on non— is everything that's going on with inflation— is everything that's going on with inflation and interest noioo—noi with inflation and interest- rates_liz truss rates your fault? and. liz truss go,— rates your fault? and. liz truss no—oo— rates your fault? and. liz truss no—oo oi- rates your fault? and. liz truss no—oo oi on. i no, i don't think so at all. i ii— no, i don't thi

there's also the literature of william j simmons joseph t wilson and isaac j harold who all investigated soldiers more time sacrifices. the veterans made a mission to inform civilians including harder g woodson about the exploits. additionally susie taylor published her experiences as a laundress and a nurse for the 3d and also headed the postwar struggles her family experienced african-americans and their families have fought for decades to put in the historical memory of the civil war but this did not materialize until the modern civil rights movement. now a member of historians previously mentioned serve the regiments they all became historians to confront whites and non- academics and some african-americans didn't have the significance of the soldiers simmons for example lamented the fact his students most likely at simmons college in kentucky knew little about soldiering for them then i've noticed in my experience as a teacher that some of my students are ignorant of the work of our great colored men even ignorant of their names. ultimately the families build upon the efforts that b

and but the most famous resignation honours list was really harold wilson's or marcia falkender, hise youngest member of the house of lords, and she now is going to be under such scrutiny for everything she does or doesn't or doesn't do . i would think or doesn't do. i would think it's going to be a pretty hellish existence in the lords, actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought— actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought ot— actually. a fair point. i hadn't thought of that,— f a fair point. i hadn't thought of that, piers, because the— thought of that, piers, because the h— thought of that, piers, because the h only— thought of that, piers, because the h thty to.— thought of that, piers, because she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. — she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. het— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. and all— she is only 20. yeah. yeah she's very young. and all this attention— very young. and all this attention focussed on her. why hee— attention focussed on her. why hee-get— attention focussed on her. why hee-ge