well, earlier, ispoke to german footballjournalist taufig khalil who knew franz beckenbauer well and remembered how light on his feet beckenbauer was. the way he was on the pitch, the way he moved around, the way he behaved outside. there was always a lot of grace. he was not one of these loud, rude guys with drinking and things like that, no. he was really celebrating football in a very beautiful way. he stood for the beauty of the game, the way how he touched the ball, but also outside the pitch. he was a guy who loved to live. he was very well—managed, robert schwan who was the first manager of bayern munich and then of franz beckenbauer — he took care of him, he made him big, he brought in all of the advertisements. franz was a ladies guy — he love the ladies and the ladies loved him. he was married three times. but he had long—term relationships and a lot of people admired him for the way he just walked around. and he had golden hands. whatever he took in his hands, as a player, as a manager, as a president of bayern munich, he wanted to bring the world cup to germany, he did th

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ispoke >> so, i mean, we spoke earlier. o'flynn, my paper reviewer, about the response to that by a telegraph reader to this story. a man called matthew mckay. he said he was 50 years old, 58 years old. he's from a white working class family. he's got three children. his wife's a care worker. he said, can anybody tell me why i bother ? what is the point of bother? what is the point of working when so many now, including illegal immigrants, seem to be respected more and certainly looked after better? what is the point in getting up every morning and trying to look after my country? when my country has turned its back on hard working people like me? he's right, isn't he? minister >> no, i don't think that is a fair reflection at all. we have record low unemployment in this country. record high levels of employment . there are jobs, in employment. there are jobs, in fact , we were just employment. there are jobs, in fact, we were just talking about the lack of the problems of recruiting a few moments ago. there are jobs for pe

today ispoke clearly the law is wrong.roken britain's immigration asylum system at a high level . asylum system at a high level. they told me of numerous times rapists and other violent criminals simply could not be deported under our current laws. they told me about people who flew business class from egypt to claim asylum . what they said to claim asylum. what they said to claim asylum. what they said to me was that civil servants and government lawyers are totally obsessed with not offending in strasbourg . offending judges. in strasbourg. they heads they cannot get their heads around creating and enforcing laws put british laws that would put british interests first. but this comes from the very top. apparently and this would be the most concerning thing for people. the allegation sunak allegation is that rishi sunak simply does not want to leave the or do anything that the echr or do anything that offends international law, because his because that would destroy his reputation on the dinner party circuit. when leaves

earlier today, ispoke fuelled hysteria. earlier today, i spoke to mark killick.is own concerns about this exact issue. he tried to blow the lid off the bashir scandal all those years ago . scandal all those years ago. mark. martin bashir clearly decided that this wasn't a particular scandal that warranted investigation, and that he felt as though his race and professional jealousy was playing a part in blowing this thing up to being a much bigger thing up to being a much bigger thing than it actually was. what do you of that ? do you make of that? >> well, my understanding is that was from an email from 2020 before lord dyson's report. >> i think lord dyson's report blows that defence out of the water. >> he makes it very clear that martin bashir was a dishonest reporter. >> and the things that martin did were pretty reprehensible. um but what i think is as interesting is the new the new emails that are coming out are going to throw a new light on the new management and that that will genuinely be interesting to see. >> can you expand a bit on that for me, please

batley, something, i at the time and i went to batley at the time and i went to batley at the time and ispokel hiding that teacher, still in hiding with his wife kids two years with his wife and kids two years later and as you say, at berkeley primary school and later and i spoke a mum later and i spoke with a mum this week, she's too to this week, she's too afraid to even speak out on that street because school has also had because that school has also had bomb threats. birbalsingh carries weight on her carries a great weight on her shoulders patrick absolutely. >> to the school today. >> i went to the school today. i had around. it's an had a look around. it's an incredibly multicultural school. i mean, it's hard to imagine a more multicultural school, actually, with you, more multicultural school, actlthey with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need to with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need to come you, but they all need to come together under the one banner,

now earlier on, chris, ispoke >> okay. now earlier on, chris, i spoke to ian henderson.. they found problems with the post office horizon it system many years before the subpostmasters convictions even started to be quashed . started to be quashed. >> yeah, we were pointed by, um , >> yeah, we were pointed by, um, a group of mps in 2000 and 12 to independent investigate concerns about horizon . um, and we issued about horizon. um, and we issued our report, which i think shocked many people, shocked mps and led to the formation of a mediation working group because we were dealing with applications from about 140 subpostmasters who felt that their concerns had not been properly um or been taken seriously . uh, properly um or been taken seriously. uh, and it was that mediation sort of working group that was the first step in getting some form of redress for individual subpostmasters . individual subpostmasters. >> and you came up with the information which the post office didn't like. you raised concerns . they didn't like the concerns. they didn't like the sound of those c

ispoke right here with robert jenrick. i spoke robert his way out right here with robert jenrick.k. i he's determined, i his way out right here with robert jenrick. i he's determined, i think, ay out right here with robert jenrick. i he's determined, i think, to )ut . he's determined, i think, to be a of this rebellion, be a part of this rebellion, this week in parliament. will it be enough to sink sunak? it's going to be a tumultuous week ahead for the prime minister. we know that they're gathering, in fact, in about seven minutes time, the committee is . time, the 1922 committee is. meeting. there are some people out there, andrea jenkins included, who would like to see a leadership in. a leadership challenge kick in. but absolute bedlam but is that absolute bedlam suicide for the conservative party? one thing we do know is that the fate of the tory party will be decided at the next election. starts right election. that starts right today. revolt get today. will this revolt get through? will sunak get through the 1922 committee meeting and with a huge, huge week ahead in british

because actually, ispoke this isn't it?sioner, the fire commissioner, london, the fire bngade , commissioner, london, the fire brigade , a few brigade commissioner, a few months ago about this. he's very worried, i mean, at worried, not just i mean, at that time, about buses, that time, less so about buses, more about more so they're worried about the you know, the small vehicles, you know, e—scooters and things are e—scooters and things which are banned tube network. um, banned on the tube network. um, you know, we used to the idea banned on the tube network. um, you we w, we used to the idea banned on the tube network. um, you we have used to the idea banned on the tube network. um, you we have allad to the idea banned on the tube network. um, you we have all these :he idea banned on the tube network. um, you we have all these vehicles that we have all these vehicles powered by petrol, which is quite dangerous liquid. we've switched quite dangerous liquid. we've switche(that be safer and assume that would be safer and act