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clearly there were political problems for jacinda ardern. big rising crime in ardern. rising crime in new , economic new zealand, big economic problems, inflation and all problems, high inflation and all of these issues that jacinda done was facing and tanking. poll ratings in a very similar way. the cause of independence. nicholas sturgeon john's cause has been tanking in the polls in the last couple weeks as well. and that's interesting when you actually look figures . actually look at the figures. the think panel based the latest, i think panel based poll at the weekend, 42% wanted it to stand down now. and in terms of the independence, status , support for independence status, support for independence actually below 2014 level according to the rise , 45. so according to the rise, 45. so they may have been a recognition that, you know, this still really an uphill battle . yes. really an uphill battle. yes. and if you include news was a poll by lord ashcroft last week that put the cores at 37. that's the lowest we've seen in a very, very time. and it is interesting t

jacinda ardern indulgence.rn resignation style claptrap to say my strangely there was no time to mention scotland's drug addiction problem . the state of addiction problem. the state of the nhs, the education system, the nhs, the education system, the constant or the interesting snp donations. nicola is not the only one out of a job today though, is she? back in england, keir starmer finally climbed down off his favourite fence to basically sack his former leader and jeremy corbyn, which means jezza won't be standing as an mp come the next election . well, come the next election. well, not in england, possibly. time for the scots to start shoving hadrian's wall back up just in case. not just british politics. i've got to tell you, though, another fun tidbit for you is that our armed forces have admitted spending an incredible £1 million on a diverse city jobs drive , you know, making jobs drive, you know, making sure that all the relevant boxes for sex, race , religion, for sex, race, religion, sexuality age, b

jacinda ardern indulgence.rn resignation style claptrap to say my strangely there was no time to mention scotland's drug addiction problem . the state of addiction problem. the state of the nhs, the education system, the nhs, the education system, the constant or the interesting snp donations. nicola is not the only one out of a job today though, is she? back in england, keir starmer finally climbed down off his favourite fence to basically sack his former leader and jeremy corbyn, which means jezza won't be standing as an mp come the next election . well, come the next election. well, not in england, possibly. time for the scots to start shoving hadrian's wall back up just in case. not just british politics. i've got to tell you, though, another fun tidbit for you is that our armed forces have admitted spending an incredible £1 million on a diverse city jobs drive , you know, making jobs drive, you know, making sure that all the relevant boxes for sex, race , religion, for sex, race, religion, sexuality age, b

is about jacinda ardern as well. is it a female? i'm going to be really blunt.les just not hack it in the top job? oh, i think i think i think women are much bolder in saying it's time for me to go. whereas i think men will go on and you know, we see it at the moment with this worn out government that we've got here, westminster government, they're all exhausted . they've run out of exhausted. they've run out of ideas. they've come up with lehengas. you know, the next lehengas. and you know, the next best bread, best thing to sliced bread, i think are i think women think women are i think women are willing to say, i'm not able to do this to the best of my abilities. and i think it's time for someone else to take up. i mean, i have to say that i think the whole gender recognition thing and the supreme court knock back will have had a huge impact. so what do you i think the supreme court bigger impact than the transgender thing. but i think that really pulled the rug out from us. yes, it did. because then what? are you going into elections? yeah you know, which ar

yes, you, jacinda ardern doing? yes, you, jacinda ardern doing?ugh times tough, so they walk well, woke extremism exhausting because you're constantly to play up to a lot of fantasy and feelings over facts. so it is exhausting constantly being the face of that. i was shocked. i was very happy that nicola resigned. i thought her statement was quite self—indulgent, narcissistic . self—indulgent, narcissistic. but it is great that she is gone in of who might replace up. i think need a new face fresh face new ideas a young person about a totally different party altogether is what i think it will now open up thank you for that we're . also now joined that we're. also now joined talking of new different parties but splinter of the snp party but splinter of the snp party but who may be could be the face now of scotland instead let's join the alba party in the house commons the leader of that party neil hamby hello. commons the leader of that party neil hamby hello . so what did neil hamby hello. so what did you think of nicola sturgeon shock resignation?

and just weeks ago, when asked about her future, was adamant she wasn�*t going anywhere. jacinda ardernank at the moment. if i ever reach the point she has clearly reached, where i think overall i can't give the job everything it deserves, then_ i hope i have the same courage she has had in saying this is the point to go, but just for the avoidance of all doubt, i don't feel anywhere near that right now. nowhere near? nowhere near. nicola sturgeon was first elected to the scottish parliament in 1999 and later formed a close political partnership with snp leader alex salmond, positioning herself as his only possible successor. in 2014 she ran the snp's campaign when the big question on independence was asked. the answer from the scottish people then was no. question on independence was asked. the answer from the scottish people then was no. but a surge of support came for the snp under her leadership a year later, when the party won all but three of scotland�*s seats at westminster. booing. after brexit when a majority in scotland voted to remain, nicola sturgeon remade the case for inde

plus, as nicola sturgeon and jacinda ardern quit over burn out the donald just getting started as hey joe invited him to n—words you know what the one is but the others the nuclear work not supposed to ever be mentioned even supposed to ever be mentioned ever, ever, ever . it's supposed to ever be mentioned ever, ever, ever. it's mentioned every single day . so as the woke every single day. so as the woke leaders of the west around time, is trump going to return strength to politics his former white house press secretary? spicer is going to provide the latest on this astonishing stateside at un cancelled at 40 and finally as her snp leadership it hangs in the balance was kate forbes right to be so up about her fight ? we be so up about her fight? we thrashed that out in tonight's gracious person and judy in jackass, the first front pages will arrive in may and moments to right after polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. and we this hour with some breaking news coming to us from tyrone in northern. a police officer has been taken to hospital after being shot . we understand the being sh

plus, as nicola sturgeon and jacinda ardern quit over burn out the donald just getting started as hey joe invited him to n—words you know what the one is but the others the nuclear work not supposed to ever be mentioned even supposed to ever be mentioned ever, ever, ever . it's supposed to ever be mentioned ever, ever, ever. it's mentioned every single day . so as the woke every single day. so as the woke leaders of the west around time, is trump going to return strength to politics his former white house press secretary? spicer is going to provide the latest on this astonishing stateside at un cancelled at 40 and finally as her snp leadership it hangs in the balance was kate forbes right to be so up about her fight ? we be so up about her fight? we thrashed that out in tonight's gracious person and judy in jackass, the first front pages will arrive in may and moments to right after polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. and we this hour with some breaking news coming to us from tyrone in northern. a police officer has been taken to hospital after being shot . we understand the being sh

jacinda ardern, listen to do it. jacinda ardern, listen to the polls .le off to the polls. then shuffle off the stage to respond. now my superstar panel, the stage to respond. now my superstar panel , top daily mail superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soap legend , social commentator legend, social commentator charlie lawson , and the author charlie lawson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell, and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell , scottish amanda boswell, scottish separatism. and i think is a very good thing . seems dead with very good thing. seems dead with sturgeon beating the snp . nicola sturgeon beating the snp. nicola sturgeon's made a of mistake. she brought in voting for 16 year olds thinking that she would up her position by getting young people in to vote for her, going after work agenda. i think the last thing i saw there is something like 700 trans people in the whole of scotland and obviously even more than that but that's she's she's registered she's pinned eve

jacinda ardern, listen to do it. jacinda ardern, listen to the polls .le off to the polls. then shuffle off the stage to respond. now my superstar panel, the stage to respond. now my superstar panel , top daily mail superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soap legend , social commentator legend, social commentator charlie lawson , and the author charlie lawson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell, and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell , scottish amanda boswell, scottish separatism. and i think is a very good thing . seems dead with very good thing. seems dead with sturgeon beating the snp . nicola sturgeon beating the snp. nicola sturgeon's made a of mistake. she brought in voting for 16 year olds thinking that she would up her position by getting young people in to vote for her, going after work agenda. i think the last thing i saw there is something like 700 trans people in the whole of scotland and obviously even more than that but that's she's she's registered she's pinned eve

i mean, jacinda ardern was in for five and a half years. sturgeon was in for seven and a half years. it's pretty rich to claim that their politics wasn't . there politician since . there is no politician since tony blair who i'm sure call woke who has been is elected wholly successful. so it's long in office as nicola sturgeon. i think that shows that if you go won't get i won't get elected. yeah do you think we're seeing the rise of woke identity politics? i'm more it. i mean, i kind of hate the of identity politics because i don't expect that it's really a thing. right? it's just people living their lives as viscerally as you live , as a as a as a white bloke. right. things that right. you're the things that you to in your identity you clutch to in your identity are just what gay or trans people doing. same people are doing. in the same way. think that is way. i don't think that is actually such a radical departure. you know, if you departure. but, you know, if you were looking at how to win elections , you would elections in scotland, yo

i mean, jacinda ardern was in for five and a half years. sturgeon was in for seven and a half years. it's pretty rich to claim that their politics wasn't . there politician since . there is no politician since tony blair who i'm sure call woke who has been is elected wholly successful. so it's long in office as nicola sturgeon. i think that shows that if you go won't get i won't get elected. yeah do you think we're seeing the rise of woke identity politics? i'm more it. i mean, i kind of hate the of identity politics because i don't expect that it's really a thing. right? it's just people living their lives as viscerally as you live , as a as a as a white bloke. right. things that right. you're the things that you to in your identity you clutch to in your identity are just what gay or trans people doing. same people are doing. in the same way. think that is way. i don't think that is actually such a radical departure. you know, if you departure. but, you know, if you were looking at how to win elections , you would elections in scotland, yo

yet three weeks before, as jacinda ardern did same as jacinda ardern did the same thing, said she hadlenty thing, she said she had plenty of gas in the tank and quite aside from the politics of aside from from the politics of it all, do we need to ask questions about what expect questions about what we expect from modern and the from modern politicians and the intensity that they experience and do you think that this will raise that debate quite seriously . yeah, i think largely seriously. yeah, i think largely there's a whole load of factors. i think, yes, the decisions, the independence document i talked about, i think there is an aspect where she effectively was fed up of the job. she felt the she'd done what she could with it . i that all of this it. do i think that all of this in in the whole argument around gender probably expedient at that process i think it almost certainly did she tried to deny that . but you know that yesterday. but you know there is there is not a i don't think it's a coincidence that the opinion polls have been pretty bad for her and the snp recently. she'

now jacinda ardern has sat in that seat and she said that she did believe that new zealand would become i would guess would be a natural part of evolution of a country, you know. i have... 0bviously, i'm a british citizen as i am an australian citizen. i don't know if people know that, but i am and my parents grew up, my father made us stop doing whatever we could to watch the... in 1981, to watch the wedding of lady di and prince charles, we had champagne. so i grew up with a lot of that. i've met the queen on several occasions, the queen mother and prince charles. and i've met them. i see and feel a real, genuine desire to be of service to the public. and i appreciate that and i admire it and i only wish them the best. but you do think australia will go its own way? i think it's inevitable at some point. 0k, huthackman, thank you so much for coming in and for talking about such a range of different topics. my pleasure. thanks. and you can see an extended version of that interview on iplayer now. it“s nearly ten and our hour together“s raced by, like the very eventful last political we

there is no i don't use the jacinda ardern phrase . the jacinda ardern phrase.ally no commission. we can get many situations are worried at the level uplift we've level of the uplift we've offered at the moment, so i can't you from can't see where you go from here. are dispute meetings here. there are dispute meetings in there which we can which is scheduled should we them. scheduled should we need them. and process in place and there's a process in place to and resolve this . some to try and resolve this. some staff over paying staff are striking over paying conditions, others over pensions . some are striking over both . . some are striking over both. there are also demands to the use of zero hour and temporary , use of zero hour and temporary, the universal and college union, which represents around 130,000 staff across higher education. the latest offer doesn't go far enough. they say it's still way below inflation and make up for the years of pedigree they've had in the sector. when the years of pedigree they've had in the sector . when 70,000 had in the se

she wants to follow the jacinda ardern model, so she wants to portray herself as woke queen of the worldt scottish separatism really. she knows it's not going to happen, but what she wants to do is she wants to use this trans madness, leapfrog from her as first minister to , some globalist minister to, some globalist organisation know to get a gig at the eu , the world economic at the eu, the world economic forum or somewhere like that . forum or somewhere like that. the world health organisation . i the world health organisation. i think you're right. think she's a career politician , she's a career politician, she's interested in nicholas sturgeon and the model i and she spends far too much time in the hairdressers and standing at podiums to do any actual work she wants . sort fly—tipping she wants. sort fly—tipping out in constitution , sees in her own constitution, sees the in the country have the worst in the country have seen state of a constituency seen the state of a constituency she's not getting down to brass tacks to after people. she's more concerned about a public persona wo

jacinda ardern , listen to the polls , then , listen to the polls, then shuffle off the stage . at 11 shuffle off the stage. at 11 am. this morning, dermot took confirmation from scheming sturgeon that she will do just. i hate . and in my heart i knew i hate. and in my heart i knew that time is . that it is right that time is. that it is right for me. for my and for the country . and so today i am country. and so today i am announcing my intention to step down as first minister and leader of my party. but then, predictably the attempt to rewrite history began. the woman who was so convinced, so convinced she one day be the queen of scots . she wasn't queen of scots. she wasn't leaving because the public turned on her extreme, hard woke agenda, which , by the way, in agenda, which, by the way, in the male rapist adam graham being to an all female prison . being to an all female prison. no, nothing to do with that old her cross ring poll ratings failed bid for an illegal second referendum on scottish separatism . do i know it will be separatism. do i know it will be tempting to se

jacinda ardern , listen to the polls , then , listen to the polls, then shuffle off the stage . at 11 shuffle off the stage. at 11 am. this morning, dermot took confirmation from scheming sturgeon that she will do just. i hate . and in my heart i knew i hate. and in my heart i knew that time is . that it is right that time is. that it is right for me. for my and for the country . and so today i am country. and so today i am announcing my intention to step down as first minister and leader of my party. but then, predictably the attempt to rewrite history began. the woman who was so convinced, so convinced she one day be the queen of scots . she wasn't queen of scots. she wasn't leaving because the public turned on her extreme, hard woke agenda, which , by the way, in agenda, which, by the way, in the male rapist adam graham being to an all female prison . being to an all female prison. no, nothing to do with that old her cross ring poll ratings failed bid for an illegal second referendum on scottish separatism . do i know it will be separatism. do i know it will be tempting to se

she wants to follow the jacinda ardern model, so she wants to portray herself as woke queen of the worldottish separatism really. she knows it's not going to happen, but what she wants to do is she wants to use this trans madness, leapfrog from her as first minister to , some globalist minister to, some globalist organisation know to get a gig at the eu , the world economic at the eu, the world economic forum or somewhere like that . forum or somewhere like that. the world health organisation . i the world health organisation. i think you're right. think she's a career politician , she's a career politician, she's interested in nicholas sturgeon and the model i and she spends far too much time in the hairdressers and standing at podiums to do any actual work she wants . sort fly—tipping she wants. sort fly—tipping out in constitution , sees in her own constitution, sees the in the country have the worst in the country have seen state of a constituency seen the state of a constituency she's not getting down to brass tacks to after people. she's more concerned about a public persona world

we've seen that in new zealand with the holier than thou premier of new zealand, jacinda ardern, thed, illiberal policies all in the name of being nice and being progressive brought such misery and to the people of new zealand during the pandemic, new zealand was not a free, rational western democracy . it was a totalitarian hell in which the hashtag bekind superstar ardern spoke proudly of creating a vaccine apartheid with , a two tier society for with, a two tier society for those jabbed and those not. she also at one point at the height of her announced the government was the only source of information . well, i'm delighted information. well, i'm delighted to say that kiwi mussolini has gone. there's a pattern emerging emerging that you can see that sturgeon, in my view, wasn't much . and the snp's covid much. and the snp's covid response was stricter than england's example, with johnson england's example, with johnson england out of covid measures in july 2021, whilst scotland maintained hellish mask mandates and other covid. sturgeon would they were focussed on saving with a str

agree we're hard pressed to think of a man who said i don't have enough left in the tank, the way jacinda arderni think they serve as models. i think we need to see more people who can recognize boundaries and communicate those to others. in the private sector, we've seen surveys that show that upwards of 90% of u.s. workers want to see compassionate leadership styles from their leaders. while these women are leaving their leadership posts, i would argue their resignations are leadership in action. >> huma, you spent your career in politics. you worked very closely with hillary clinton, an icon. what does it say to you when we see resignations like this? does it cause concern? >> i think this is very modern leadership in modern times. being a woman in politics even in normal circumstances is pretty unforgiving. i remember a time when showing any emotion as a woman politician was a sign of weakness, but here you have women who have governed in the midst of a global pandemic in heightened political partnership exacerbated by social media. so to be able to say i have these mental health challenges,

we've seen that in new zealand with the holier than thou premier of new zealand, jacinda ardern, thef. he was outrageous and, illiberal policies all in the name of being nice and being progressive brought such misery and to the people of new zealand during the pandemic, new zealand was not a free, rational western democracy . it was a totalitarian hell in which the hashtag bekind superstar ardern spoke proudly of creating a vaccine apartheid with , a two tier society for with, a two tier society for those jabbed and those not. she also at one point at the height of her announced the government was the only source of information . well, i'm delighted information. well, i'm delighted to say that kiwi mussolini has gone. there's a pattern emerging emerging that you can see that sturgeon, in my view, wasn't much . and the snp's covid much. and the snp's covid response was stricter than england's example, with johnson england's example, with johnson england out of covid measures in july 2021, whilst scotland maintained hellish mask mandates and other covid. sturgeon would they were focuss

think it takes more stamina now particularly if you have a woman and you have seen that with jacinda ardernulture war. . ._ the culture war... we've 'ust lost that line. — the culture war... we've 'ust lost that time. t — the culture war... we've 'ust lost that line, i think, h the culture war... we've 'ust lost that line, i think, john! _ the culture war... we've just lost that line, i think, john! sorry - that line, ithink, john! sorry about that butjohn if you can hear is, thank you very much indeed and great to get most of your answers there. let's move on. the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko, says he's ready to allow russia, to use his country as a staging post for a new offensive in ukraine. last year, the russian military�*s failed attempt to seize the capital kyiv, was launched from belarus. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. a rare meeting with foreign journalists for the man who has ruled belarus for almost 30 years. alexander lukashenko has allowed russia to use his country to attack neighbouring ukraine. he says he'll do it again. translation: yes, i'm read

now this is the same world family that a day earlier they put out a note thanking jacinda ardern and prime minister but here in australia we were ignored and a lot of people were quite shocked by this. there was no recognition of that. absolutely. i mean, they say go, whoa , go i mean, they say go, whoa, go broke down there. and i can't help but wonder or not. this is quite a visible example of it, because now charles will because now king charles will not be featuring on your dollar bills. is bills. it's which is astonishing. can just ask astonishing. so can just ask you, you think some of you, do you think that some of it it could be led it maybe some of it could be led to that, you know, to the fact that, you know, prince harry has done his best to trust the royal family on the world think world stage? do you think there's little bit of this as there's a little bit of this as well? not in terms of prince harry having an impact here . harry having an impact here. look, i think people just think that guy's just got to get over . i mean, all he does is bag his own family and make a fo

i think we saw jacinda ardern walk off the stage in new zealand before she was pushed.r different reasons. think we're going to see politicians around the world in the same predicament the last two years which have seen mishandling of the entire world by overnight politician drunk on the power that the pandemic handed them they caused immeasurable harm economically to health just the spirit of nafions. to health just the spirit of nations . all of that's coming nations. all of that's coming home to roost and you think they're going to see i think we're going to see more and more rats leaving the sinking ships. as far as the little legs will carry them. now thank you very much and you for coming on much and thank you for coming on at short notice as well. and also wonderful guest appearance from you, is from your dog you, which is a top dog, must say. there you top dog, i must say. there you go. on another one. all go. yes on another one. all right. i've raised him up around him. and i'm going to have to leave it out. okay, neil, joining me now for does love activities pr