well, i mean, isuppose the whole thing about separating art from the artist as well as another, the flipnd so, you know, isuppose the most recent one of that would be kanye, you know, is accused of anti—semitism, so therefore, you know, should you be listening to his music or should he actually be be shunned? i mean, are you completely open on that? well, on some level, i don't care what kanye has to say on things but i — but i do love kanye�*s music. ifind anti—semitism in particular... . . particularly distasteful. and so, it's very disappointing to hear these remarks and such sort of obvious, boring, kind of reductive tropes that he's actually peddling to be incredibly disappointing. however, it's a personal choice as to whether you can go on and listen to that person's music. i personally can. i love kanye�*s music. i feel that he's done the best music of anybody in some time. the most interesting, challenging, bold music. and maybe — i mean, this is a complex argument — but maybe there's something to do with a transgressive personality that — that makes a person willing to take cert

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isuppose removed back to safe countries. i suppose that may well go some way to break the model. may well , but we way to break the model. it may well, but we have to way to break the model. it may well , but we have to see how well, but we have to see how that will actually work in practise, because it was a year ago that the government in 2021 signed a deal with albania for a more removal of foreign national offenders. those who commit crimes, who are from in this country, but also those who arrive legally in this country as well, that had to be updated back in august by priti patel because it clearly wasn't working . now it's effectively working. now it's effectively being updated again, but it doesn't take into account what the potential are once it gets into the hands of the human lawyers. so will it be as rapid as they see it will be? and remember as well that, although we have a particular an acute problem with albanian speaking up around about a quarter of the 45,000 who've crossed in the yean 45,000 who've crossed in the year, that's only a quarter. there's three quarter

well isuppose together if they so desire.that only matters when the wind blows, but i suppose if you, a tory mp, it's quite an attractive thing for this private come private investment to come and build wind turbines. it's build these wind turbines. it's not going into not taxpayers money going into it. i'm finally new it. so i'm just finally the new snp group leader. i'm all we going to expect a sort of a more upbeat prime minister's questions, of course. ian blackford was almost was famously slow , low and dare famously slow, low and dare i say it boring when it came to his question, he was a little bit dull and it was, you remember in the press gallery waiting for him for prime discretions at noon. and every time blackford calls his face, it was his audible groan across the conservative benches, almost like pantomime. the end, like a pantomime. in the end, i know puff himself up with know you puff himself up with his waistcoat it became a his waistcoat and it became a bit a a figure of fun, bit of a bit of a figure of fun,

and i mean, whichever way you look at this, isuppose whichever way you look at this, i suppose she wasn'tctly climbing up a gantry the m25 to make a protest. well, i'm very pleased to. say that isobel vaughan spruced joins me down the line from worcestershire this evening isobel. good evening thank you for coming on the program. i'm pleased with the program. i'm pleased with the first uk broadcaster to touch this story . can the first uk broadcaster to touch this story. can i just ask you , do you make this a regular you, do you make this a regular habit to stand outside abortion clinics ? so i have been praying clinics? so i have been praying outside abortion centres for nearly 20 years. i offer alternate to women that i know well. over 100 women who've accepted help that i've given them so that they can continue their pregnancies. them so that they can continue their pregnancies . and that help their pregnancies. and that help is continued for as long as they need it. but just to make it clear on this particular instance, i wasn't offering help instance, i wasn't offering help in a prac

and i mean, whichever way you look at this, isuppose whichever way you look at this, i suppose she wasn'tctly climbing up a gantry the m25 to make a protest. well, i'm very pleased to. say that isobel vaughan spruced joins me down the line from worcestershire this evening isobel. good evening thank you for coming on the program. i'm pleased with the program. i'm pleased with the first uk broadcaster to touch this story . can the first uk broadcaster to touch this story. can i just ask you , do you make this a regular you, do you make this a regular habit to stand outside abortion clinics ? so i have been praying clinics? so i have been praying outside abortion centres for nearly 20 years. i offer alternate to women that i know well. over 100 women who've accepted help that i've given them so that they can continue their pregnancies. them so that they can continue their pregnancies . and that help their pregnancies. and that help is continued for as long as they need it. but just to make it clear on this particular instance, i wasn't offering help instance, i wasn't offering help in a prac

yes, isuppose grandma and mother behind. yes, i suppose that's fair enough.ast part from fact that i last part from the fact that i hate to break to you, mate. hate to break it to you, mate. i reckon that sister, girlfriend, grandma probably grandma and mother are probably already we are already here. but there we are right. you very for right. thank you very much for all your keep coming all of your views. keep coming in thick and fast. that was question mark. but tonight, a special me, patrick special edition with me, patrick christys okay. are told lots christys. okay. we are told lots of things during the pandemic. were we told that face masks would stop from getting the virus. call now was virus. one absolute call now was the face. now face. we were told the face. now face. we were told the vaccines would stop transmission . we were even told transmission. we were even told walking in one direction around tescos would flatten the curve . tescos would flatten the curve. and what about the things we weren't told? right. the chief national scientific advise

yes, isuppose grandma and mother behind. yes, i suppose that's fair enough.ast part from fact that i last part from the fact that i hate to break to you, mate. hate to break it to you, mate. i reckon that sister, girlfriend, grandma probably grandma and mother are probably already we are already here. but there we are right. you very for right. thank you very much for all your keep coming all of your views. keep coming in thick and fast. that was question mark. but tonight, a special me, patrick special edition with me, patrick christys okay. are told lots christys. okay. we are told lots of things during the pandemic. were we told that face masks would stop from getting the virus. call now was virus. one absolute call now was the face. now face. we were told the face. now face. we were told the vaccines would stop transmission . we were even told transmission. we were even told walking in one direction around tescos would flatten the curve . tescos would flatten the curve. and what about the things we weren't told? right. the chief national scientific advise

isuppose earning how much of 60 you want. i suppose 60% of his earnings .ings. yeah. really so what do you think he's going to do. do you reckon he's going to stay and pay a reckon he's going to stay and pay a 60% tax in this country or do you reckon he's going establish himself in a country that doesn't pay 6% of that he doesn't to pay 6% of his, if you go to you can his, that if you go to you can go to monaco if you want. so then you get zero. yeah and then we but when we have to our we but when we have to show our values it cannot be right values and it cannot be right that earns day that somebody earns in a day what a would take decades what a nurse would take decades to i find this mean you are to i find this i mean you are a financier that's how i introduced find no offence introduced you i find no offence john very smart guy but i find she's comparison between this entrepreneur and nurses ridiculous . what would you sound ridiculous. what would you sound ? well, look, i think john alludes to an point which is the fact that there is growing in this co

isuppose threat it's posing to the west.i suppose there is a painful for space a ruthless regime , the one space a ruthless regime, the one iran labours under to try and distract from their appalling human rights record within their own borders by launching a couple of missiles. it could happen this happen. yes. and the one that you were going to go on to of boris becker? i was to sort of boris becker? i was just passing by that one from the front that boris the front pages that boris becker, had death threat becker, he had a death threat whilst prison, whilst he was in in prison, which was what happens which i thought was what happens in that in prison? isn't that what prisoners death threats prisoners get death threats now, even as a happy place? that was the it. he has find the least of it. he has to find his gang the in the me. yeah. his gang in the in the me. yeah. it's also. yeah. totally. it's also. yeah, yeah. totally. yeah. group i don't yeah. find your group. i don't know hang with know how many to hang out with hi

isuppose threat it's posing to the west.i suppose there is a painful for space a ruthless regime , the one space a ruthless regime, the one iran labours under to try and distract from their appalling human rights record within their own borders by launching a couple of missiles. it could happen this happen. yes. and the one that you were going to go on to of boris becker? i was to sort of boris becker? i was just passing by that one from the front that boris the front pages that boris becker, had death threat becker, he had a death threat whilst prison, whilst he was in in prison, which was what happens which i thought was what happens in that in prison? isn't that what prisoners death threats prisoners get death threats now, even as a happy place? that was the it. he has find the least of it. he has to find his gang the in the me. yeah. his gang in the in the me. yeah. it's also. yeah. totally. it's also. yeah, yeah. totally. yeah. group i don't yeah. find your group. i don't know hang with know how many to hang out with hi

there's some sort of long debate it i mean it's in australia so let's all come now but it's and isuppose they do everything upside down because it's a debate between you with one debate between do you with one or i mean there's no debate or 24. i mean there's no debate it's calendar you start it's a calendar you start with one. apparently being one. but apparently the being what they're sort of flat what it is, they're sort of flat earth type saying i never thought of that before, but it does make sense. i think they're definitely to end definitely designed for to end up so yeah a calendar i up with 24. so yeah a calendar i love but that's kids though is it says here is better for kids because it's building down log five days together people are saying is just so kids are so annoying all time and you can say just look here i've been calendar there's 12 left or whatever it is i think it's a great what if we have a one now with dog in it as well with dog treats in it as well and i don't think cares and i don't think he cares either way saying they don't either way of saying they don't prop

isuppose going to hell, but that's true.he properties in scotland , is that he spent scotland, is that where he spent most money they can go most of money they can just go and get those and can they. is that i have at the that the question i have at the burberry close by the ramble sale to flog off the ted baker what we get next tuesdays telegraph the archbishop of canterbury we're staying the jewish community has an unusual message seems jeremy clarkson and jesus christ have more in common than just their initials . yes cancel culture is crucifying people justin welby claims . now crucifying people justin welby claims. now this is crucifying people justin welby claims . now this is interesting claims. now this is interesting he was talking to laura kuenssberg and he said i think we just haven't adjusted to the way we communicate. you talk about social media when people make a mistake that absolutely it phrase from my world it use a phrase from my world crucified said that crucified for and he said that we have it we don't h

there's some sort of long debate it i mean it's in australia so let's all come now but it's and isuppose they do everything upside down because it's a debate between you with one debate between do you with one or i mean there's no debate or 24. i mean there's no debate it's calendar you start it's a calendar you start with one. apparently being one. but apparently the being what they're sort of flat what it is, they're sort of flat earth type saying i never thought of that before, but it does make sense. i think they're definitely to end definitely designed for to end up so yeah a calendar i up with 24. so yeah a calendar i love but that's kids though is it says here is better for kids because it's building down log five days together people are saying is just so kids are so annoying all time and you can say just look here i've been calendar there's 12 left or whatever it is i think it's a great what if we have a one now with dog in it as well with dog treats in it as well and i don't think cares and i don't think he cares either way saying they don't either way of saying they don't prop

isuppose going to hell, but that's true.he properties in scotland , is that he spent scotland, is that where he spent most money they can go most of money they can just go and get those and can they. is that i have at the that the question i have at the burberry close by the ramble sale to flog off the ted baker what we get next tuesdays telegraph the archbishop of canterbury we're staying the jewish community has an unusual message seems jeremy clarkson and jesus christ have more in common than just their initials . yes cancel culture is crucifying people justin welby claims . now crucifying people justin welby claims. now this is crucifying people justin welby claims . now this is interesting claims. now this is interesting he was talking to laura kuenssberg and he said i think we just haven't adjusted to the way we communicate. you talk about social media when people make a mistake that absolutely it phrase from my world it use a phrase from my world crucified said that crucified for and he said that we have it we don't h

it's a constant work in progress for himself well, progress even for himself well, isuppose progresshe idea maybe that he's potentially trying to sit down his relatives, his father and his relatives, his father and his brother and points how all of the ways that they might be unconsciously racist and they've told to one and he's an alpha told to do one and he's an alpha about that maybe . well i do about that maybe. well i do think he's got point, but there's a term that , you know, there's a term that, you know, most us hadn't heard of most of us hadn't heard of unconscious bias. unconscious racism until relatively recently and perhaps we do need to look at our language and the way we just address one another. i think there is a point be had there and, you know, he does include himself is fairly humble and says he's on this and i think it's true once you suddenly realise you're saying something that you step for years which you thought was all right and suddenly you realise that quite correct that that isn't quite correct you yourself up and he's you do pull yourself up and he's tal

well, indeed well, isuppose they deserve.. but yes, you know, the big political today sajid javid he's off skiing isn't he one of a few conservative party mps who said they will not be standing at the next general election potentially more to follow any indication to why indication as to exactly why he's he's just not he's not standing, he's just not enough. might want to go make enough. he might want to go make millions in the city. well, certainly he came from the city and he clearly could go back there, only about 50 to he's the 39th in a long list now . 39th in a long list now. conservative mps have until the 5th of december to tell hq they are planning to stand down. i mean, some would say, well, look at the timing look at how bad the result in chester it has been rumoured for a while that such javid might stand down that had been denied , of course, it's had been denied, of course, it's only five months ago that he would standing for the conservatives leadership, which he's done twice . but i think he he's done twice. b

but isuppose totally in support of that.rves to have this space too. and i believe that young people with disabilities deserve even greater because of risk and the vulnerability that they have within their communities. it's a really sad that it's going and i understand that the county council have got to , but we just council have got to, but we just need a space to go somewhere so that we continue and grow . we that we continue and grow. we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours of youth work and a week to over hundred and 50 young people a week so it's vital that we do continue . it's vital that we do continue. so presumably you very much want to hear from anybody in the in the, in the general area that has access and could and could under some circumstances be to accommodate liberty . absolutely accommodate liberty. absolutely absolutely. i mean, liberty , absolutely. i mean, liberty, myself and my colleague obama . myself and my colleague obama. great

but isuppose totally in support of that.rves to have this space too. and i believe that young people with disabilities deserve even greater because of risk and the vulnerability that they have within their communities. it's a really sad that it's going and i understand that the county council have got to , but we just council have got to, but we just need a space to go somewhere so that we continue and grow . we that we continue and grow. we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours. sorry we offer over 57 hours of youth work and a week to over hundred and 50 young people a week so it's vital that we do continue . it's vital that we do continue. so presumably you very much want to hear from anybody in the in the, in the general area that has access and could and could under some circumstances be to accommodate liberty . absolutely accommodate liberty. absolutely absolutely. i mean, liberty , absolutely. i mean, liberty, myself and my colleague obama . myself and my colleague obama. great

sir keir starmer, isuppose this morning.armer, i suppose analysis will i suppose full analysis will take throughout the day take place throughout the day and again tomorrow morning on that. a big day in that. but also it's a big day in westminster this long westminster because this long awaited going awaited online safety bill going through today. what we through today. what can we expect from that? i mean, there's been lots of sort of conversation about it, hasn't there, whether or not it there, about whether or not it goes far enough or whether it is watered what's view watered down. what's your view on the online safety bill on it? so the online safety bill is back to parliament is coming back to parliament this its third reading. this week for its third reading. so the final time that the house of can scrutinise the of commons can scrutinise the legislation further legislation and i'll go further to further to the laws for further scrutiny, essentially the online harms or the online safety harms bill or the online safety

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isuppose so it's going to be a busy one.the know, seen lots of games in the last did you think last few weeks. did you think we'd this far? had an we'd get this far? i had an inkung we'd get this far? i had an inkling we. an inkling. so inkling we. had an inkling. so last cup, obviously last world cup, obviously semi—final euros the semi—final no euros got to the final. so i knew gareth would do well, i was hoping for well, but yeah, i was hoping for a easier game in the a slightly easier game in the quarter finals, but we'll see how we go. well, it's certainly not easy france not going to be easy france tonight, thank so for tonight, thank you so much for your time there's people your time there's lots people are here this are going to be here this evening we'll be giving you evening and we'll be giving you the live action here for fans as well over the few hours. well over the next few hours. well, very much. the first well, thank very much. the first time as well, let's time we spoke and as well, let's get a paul hawkins.

isuppose all of that in just one minute. i suppose it's i don't know.ompetence and negligence on the part of others , some excessive risk others, some excessive risk taking , no systems, no control , taking, no systems, no control, nobody overseeing what was going and may not been to put my hand up and ask for help and advice and at vice people what was happening and managed to conceal a loss that was growing and growing about a three and a half year period so essentially there was this issue the business within the bank that were these massive losses that they were not readily , readily available . not readily, readily available. the senior management, it wasn't clear how bad things were . were clear how bad things were. were you doing this for personal gain ? no, absolutely . i mean, i ? no, absolutely. i mean, i think through throughout the, you know, near three year period that i was in singapore, i was just trying to get the losses back and hopefully on with my life. that was always the intention and at and you know as you see with a lot of these s

isuppose all of that in just one minute. i suppose it's i don't know.ncompetence and negligence on the part of others , some excessive risk others, some excessive risk taking , no systems, no control , taking, no systems, no control, nobody overseeing what was going and may not been to put my hand up and ask for help and advice and at vice people what was happening and managed to conceal a loss that was growing and growing about a three and a half year period so essentially there was this issue the business within the bank that were these massive losses that they were not readily , readily available . not readily, readily available. the senior management, it wasn't clear how bad things were . were clear how bad things were. were you doing this for personal gain ? no, absolutely . i mean, i ? no, absolutely. i mean, i think through throughout the, you know, near three year period that i was in singapore, i was just trying to get the losses back and hopefully on with my life. that was always the intention and at and you know as you see with a lot of these

the co—founder of cost of living champion now stockholm and are you surprised by this sense that isupposefeels like things are getting ever so slightly worse . i think the sad slightly worse. i think the sad truth of where we actually are is that whilst there has already been a lot of bad for consumers and households over last year or so that there quite possibly more still to come and part of the reason for that that households haven't yet seen the full effect. so a household a mortgage who fixed their mortgage who fixed their mortgage rate say in 2021 when interest rates were at the trough, will probably only be coming up to the end their fixed rate deal as we move into 2023. and that's one of the principal areas where households going to see rises cost. so i think see huge rises cost. so i think there is still some bad news to come and there still is double digit inflation as well because of course government likes of course the government likes to how inflation to talk about how inflation seems have turned a corner. seems to have turned a corner. the very it's down to what the very le

he was engaging with questions but trying to, i suppose, engaging with questions but trying to, isupposeugh processes, editorial processes, that still saw it published, when it was clearly extremely misogynistic. the comments he made that advocated meghan markle be paraded through every town and land naked was just horrific, positively medieval, and i would have thought the sun could have done better than that. i referenced the statement that he released yesterday where he said he had rather put his his foot in it. he was making a clumsy reference to a scene in game of thrones, he said. what, in practical terms, would you like to see done? he wrote this article but there were people at the top of that newspaper who also took the decision to publish it. they could have said "no, we are not printing it," but they printed it anyway, so where does the blame lie for you? first and foremost it lies withjeremy clarkson — he should never have used that language and he should have been sufficiently courteous to realise he needed to apologise properly and not some mealy—mouthed half baked "i under

some argue is to what some would argue is maybe main issue day, maybe the main issue of the day, isupposehe main issue of the day, i suppose pressing issue of i suppose most pressing issue of the day is the health secretary, steve barclay, has accused health of health care unions of consciously inflicting on consciously inflicting harm on patients in patients by undertaking, in their strike action, their plan, strike action, ambulance walked on ambulance have walked out on their first day the plan two their first day of the plan two day period the day strike period with the majority trusts declaring majority of nhs trusts declaring a incident . well look, a critical incident. well look, the blame game is full swing, so we might as well hop on board particular bandwagon. i keen particular bandwagon. i am keen to know who you blame for the situation when at the moment f, f, we hope it doesn't f, f and. we hope it doesn't happen. people come to happen. but if people come to serious with me is serious harm. with me now is political commentator matthew standard and former editor of the mckenzi

i don't think so, because, isuppose, at deal at all?oment. we are hearing quite a lot from people in government, about next year's pay deal, about the process under way now to look at what's pay rise nhs staff might get in 2023. again, there is something that unions do not want to talk about as a compensation for a lower deal this year. it is something that ministers are dangling, i think, as a prospect of a potential olive branch. sitting here this morning, it feels very similar to the conversations we have had over the last few days. it is stark. both sides are pretty entrenched and at the moment, waiting for the other to blink. that is nick eardley, chief political correspondent. in a moment, we will talk about how the ambulance strike is affecting elderly people. let's first hear from... 77—year—old margaret who slipped and fell this morning and called her carers to help her. she told bbc radio 5 live what happened. i'm disabled and i have trouble walking. this morning, a slit getting out of bed, and i was sitting on the floor. in t

i got the isuppose turnout wasn't enough. would make. well know people would make. well you know realistically people realistically if enough people to and they would have to strike and they would have turned i suppose you turned out for it. i suppose you could it up. i ask you could make it up. i ask you a pretty direct question. i hope you don't mind. and it is pay related, always, always related, which always, always feels uncomfortable when feels a bit uncomfortable when you're asking someone about pay. i ask you to say exactly i would ask you to say exactly what you're it does seem what you're paid. it does seem bit as invasive as this was medical actually, which you know, kill birds with one know, could kill birds with one stone talking stone if what we're talking about apparently in about right. but apparently in scotland of the scotland and members of the royal of nursing were royal college of nursing were rejected average pay increase of seven and a half% do you think a pay seven and a half% do you think a pay increa

him i really do i do think william i know william to have to wait another 25 years to i suppose is isupposeral order of things as opposed to what might necessarily be best. yes i'll be the natural of mediaeval things. patrick i mean, very easy question. i myself, we sold all the fabricated for the christmas service. yes, windsor does go to church every sunday. the queen did. i don't know. dennis i in a second. i mean it's quite important was the head of the church of england we it holds her plaudits and also have just said god you said to whose you throw me out was . yeah, exactly. throw me out was. yeah, exactly. just quickly quick response for some pictures. well, it was an interesting speech. i wasn't expecting that. no i was expecting any of that. no i was in action and i started off, you know , it started off well. know, it started off well. i thought a bit like saying it was was the world cup started. i mean, it was on the shane madley , it was read writing the constitution set up with the united kingdom, read it was trashing the government. it was bringing a kind of short term conser

soup and tea and coffee and a warm environment for people within the community to go and warmer, isupposes the communication from the - times like this. how good is the j communication from the energy supplier about what they are trying to do? , ., ., , , ., to do? they are doing their best and we have two — to do? they are doing their best and we have two thank— to do? they are doing their best and we have two thank them _ to do? they are doing their best and we have two thank them for- to do? they are doing their best and we have two thank them for sending j we have two thank them for sending people out in really pretty horrible weather to try and restore the power. communication on the whole it's pretty good but as i say, we are not expecting to have power restored to the most of the islands until friday. but, yeah, they have been letting us know what is going on. it isjust a been letting us know what is going on. it is just a slow process. you on. it is 'ust a slow process. you know on. it isjust a slow process. you know better _ on. it isjust a slow process. you know better than _ on

for some time now, but better late than never, i suppose. time now, but better late than never, isupposeust in the farming industry, i acute now? because we have, not 'ust in the farming industry, we i acute now? because we have, not 'ust in the farming industry, we have i acute now? because we have, notjust in the farming industry, we have all. in the farming industry, we have all been relying on a cheap fossil fuels. they are a finite resource, we do not control most of them. once we do not control most of them. once we lose control over something we are so heavily reliant on, cheap fertiliser, cheap diesel, cheap electricity as well, that will cause problems. bii electricity as well, that will cause roblems. . ., , electricity as well, that will cause roblems. ., , ., electricity as well, that will cause roblems. . ., , ., , problems. all of the costs go up, our problems. all of the costs go up, your costs. _ problems. all of the costs go up, your costs, probably _ problems. all of the costs go up, your costs, probably even - problems. all of the costs go up, | your costs, probably ev

and isuppose hard and try get their best. i suppose defence of the i suppose in defence of the government an inflation government had an inflation figures yesterday, we're figures out yesterday, we're expecting interest rates a little i mean the little bit later on. i mean the picture changing and as say picture changing and as you say that, 90% looks more and that, 90% figure looks more and more unions more as the unions have overplayed it at overplayed their hands. it at least chancellor least with the chancellor yesterday saying he really wants to and see inflation halved to try and see inflation halved by the end of next year. yeah. and we're the inflation and we're seeing the inflation come but we were to come down slowly, but we were to bake in a 19% pay rise for a huge swathe the public sector, then inflation not likely to go down in any more. so this is important part of the macro side of economics as well. help me out the independent pay out with the independent pay review body which which recommended get 1400 pounds

and look, isuppose and charitable things.ppose could say that, well, you know, there are is there is an element an element that is indeed as has indeed been tweeted by various different people and of various different ethnicities and colours and creeds where it might lead to a question about what is the heritage of it should not in itself is not. and so for example let me have a bit of to this. you know, my dad is greek, my mum is irish. right. okay. both people are white. okay. so there a there is a key points of difference that 100. but if i was an event that and was in an event like that and somebody said to me and was pressing this about so my dad's greek cypriot, my mum's irish, i'm manchester think i'm from manchester and i think you that conversation you could end that conversation relatively quickly from the transcripts that has come out. it part of me wonders whether or not this was deliberately out a little bit, whether or there are very much two sides to this. it's possible . i've read that it's possible. i've read

got pay rise in line with inflation, is it very much that because of the nature of what you do, he isupposeu could say saving lives. you think that you deserve the pay rise in line with inflation whereas others maybe don't. yeah we're very stretched as these only the nhs is understaffed the very long hours, very stressful roles and we need more financial support to enable to keep staff and you know to keep them in their own to, to keep providing service that we want to provide . i am that we want to provide. i am getting a lot of emails saying this is holding people to ransom. yvonne has been on. yvonne says if people die tomorrow it's down to the strikers . does that bother you ? strikers. does that bother you? usually but as i understand it, they they we categorise into the category ones, which is the life saver will still be responded to as far as we are able to. and also of the cat to that are more the more impressive ones. so it's more the less lifesaving ones that would be impacted if you're in a middle of a cardiac arrest, then that will be responded to. yeah i mean, i, i've heard no

but isuppose westfield's got two choices. but i suppose that's the point.before i get shouted out move on shouted out to move on konchesky. you don't have to reveal if you don't want reveal this if you don't want to. it's not quite like your medical but your medical records, but it's your voting right. voting records, right. so, miranda, do you, if miranda, did you who do you, if you don't mind, you you don't mind, did you previously for who did you previously vote for who did you vote for at the last general election and maybe you think election and maybe who you think you're next? if you you're voting for next? if you don't at all. the don't mind? no, not at all. the last general election voted conservative. i won't be. i won't be this time at labour house. oh, so, guys won't be drawn. i'm brian the last general election patrick. i did not vote for conservative and like even those have voted for a conservative all the way i think we'll be having certain different thoughts this time around. interesting stuff that both of you really enjoyed and thank you mu

can isuppose round that actually prison. can i suppose humble people rehabilitate . yes.te right that some people do go into prison and. they emerge much committed criminals. there are others who hopefully once they tasted , i hopefully once they tasted, i don't want to taste it again. and i think if boris becker can be persuaded to say more about his time in prison, i think that could well have an impact because as none of us really want to think, we're wasting all that money on prison and it's not doing any good in terms of it's not necessarily reforming people, it's just making them adjust their behaviour so they don't sent to again. don't get sent to prison again. they don't to become they don't to next become reformed, become reformed, they just become cleverer. look at you have a view on this. we are, i think with boris becker, the fact the main factor is shaming main factor is the shaming factor, isn't it? so if you're a celebrity or someone who's been in eye and then you in the public eye and then you are experience, are in prison, your experience, like says, is g

isuppose all eyes hello. hello. i suppose all eyes on the weather _ hello. hello., digging up the moisture and that's what brings those showing conditions over eastern scotland and is in areas of england, showers will be frequent today across these areas. you may see more than one or two. some get across the pennines into north west england, north wales, the north west england but as you look at the forecast further south, east anglia, south midlands, southern counties of england, largely dry picture. a lot of cloud about, a few limited bright sunny spells and the temperatures wherever you are struggling today but feeling quite chilly around the eastern of scotland and england when it comes to those brisk winds. overnight the winds will continue to feed in showers and as temperatures for inland especially across scotland, you may see some icy surfaces to watch out for heading into monday with a frost across the north—west but otherwise many of us just about avoiding a frost with temperatures staying a few degrees above freezing. for tomorrow's forecast, the winds c

raise awareness, isuppose, didn't positivity and put... raise awareness, i suppose, didn't she?lready filled — did she say to you about it? she had already filled in _ did she say to you about it? she had already filled in the _ did she say to you about it? she had already filled in the forms, - did she say to you about it? she had already filled in the forms, i - did she say to you about it? she had already filled in the forms, i think. already filled in the forms, i think when _ already filled in the forms, i think when she — already filled in the forms, i think when she told us. she had researched it all herself. when she told me it wasjust— it all herself. when she told me it wasjust ok. it was it all herself. when she told me it was just ok. it was a typical toni thing _ was just ok. it was a typical toni thing to— was just ok. it was a typical toni thing to do. _ was just ok. it was a typical toni thing to do, i thought it was brilliant _ thing to do, i thought it was brilliant. i didn't know a massive brilliant. ididn't know a massive amount— brilliant. i didn't know a ma

comes to cooking the christmas dinner apart from potentially i was going to say get a takeaway but isupposet a takeaway but i suppose money as i suppose that costs money as well say how what would you do? i've heard i've heard air fryers are the these days. but are all the rage these days. but yeah, we save money when yeah, how can we save money when it actual christmas it comes to our actual christmas dinner? well, again, it goes to this principle about efficiency. so just stuff to think so it's just stuff to think about. the principle of boiling water for a for a cup of tea if you feel your entire a kettle to make a small cup of tea that's inefficient and like if you're using a vast oven to bake a few or put a small bird in there that can be inefficient is why you've got a lot of people making a lot of hype around . the making a lot of hype around. the air fryer it's the new thing everyone's talking about. but those are things like a microwave can be a lot efficient. you've got a small device doing just the job needed rather than using a vast oven. but if you are using that vast oven, the