what's it like to shadow kemi badenoch more twen— to shadow kemi badenoch more twen wtet— to shadow kemit into the start of the new working week as well. low pressure is still going be with into still going to be with us into monday, it's slowly monday, even though it's slowly drifting off to the drifting its way off to the east. allowing, east. it is allowing, though, a feed of northerly to air push its way in. so temperatures are going to falling down for going to be falling down for pretty all of us. that will pretty much all of us. that will allow to fall over the allow snow to fall over the grampians ground of grampians and higher ground of scotland saturday scotland throughout saturday night's lower as night's sleep to lower levels as well. further rain for northern ireland, but generally across england wales the showers england and wales the showers will off bit more, will fade off a bit more, allowing some clearer intervals to and patchy frost is to develop and a patchy frost is possible, particularly across to develop and a patchy frost is possilcentral:icularly across to develo

what's it like to shadow kemi badenoch more heh— to shadow kemi badenoch more heh wheh— to shadow kemiter a mixed setup throughout the weekend. we are going to retain that theme at least into the start of the new working week as well. low pressure is still going be us into still going to be with us into monday, it's slowly monday, even though it's slowly drifting off to the drifting its way off to the east. allowing, though, east. it is allowing, though, a feed northerly to air push feed of northerly to air push its way in. so temperatures are going be falling down for going to be falling down for pretty all of that will pretty much all of us. that will allow snow to fall over the grampians and higher ground of scotland throughout saturday night's lower as night's sleep to lower levels as well. further rain for northern ireland, but generally across england wales the showers england and wales the showers will off a more, will fade off a bit more, allowing clearer intervals allowing some clearer intervals to a patchy frost is to develop and a patchy frost is possible, across possible, p

and in the end, kemi badenoch nee— and in the end, kemi badenoch nee asked— and in the end, kemi badenochof issues to discuss . in legislation. so there's a lot of issues to discuss. but at in legislation. so there's a lot of issues to discuss . but at the of issues to discuss. but at the newn— of issues to discuss. but at the neen en— of issues to discuss. but at the neen en ene— of issues to discuss. but at the heart of this, there— of issues to discuss. but at the heart of this, there are a couple— heart of this, there are a couple on— heart of this, there are a couple of 100,- heart of this, there are a couple of 100, 100,000 trans people— couple of 100, 100,000 trans people in— couple of 100, 100,000 trans people p. one— couple of 100, 100,000 trans people in the country who have rights— people in the country who have none acas, — people in the country who have rights acas, and _ people in the country who have rights acas, and they shouldn't wooe— rights acas, and they shouldn't woee onoee— rights acas, and they shouldn't lose those rights. in?» lose those rights. but i do just want

there's a different approach now, a different mandate, and i think kemi badenoch and rishi sunak, yousee, it'sjust i'm thinking you've had, what?, five years in thisjob. you're the first woman president of the national farmers�* union. you have a powerful voice. and yet, i'm sort of wondering what you've achieved. if one looks at the way agriculture and farming issues have an extraordinarily prominent position in countries not so very far from here, like france — like the netherlands, where a farmers�* movement political party has just scored an outstanding victory in local elections. farming and farmers in this country simply don't carry that kind of clout. you're their union boss, so, where are you going wrong? i think you're wrong. we led a campaign that brought all chefs, all farming organisations, all environmental ngos and we got a million people in under a month signing a petition, saying that our food standards here mattered on animal welfare and environmental protection and they didn't want to see them sacrificed in trade deals. so, people in this country do care. i think pol

this is a point that kemi eeiemecii— this is a point that kemi badenoch has, the minister kemi eeiemecii brought into classrooms— have been brought into classrooms partly from third emies— classrooms partly from third parties, organisations like siemeweii,— parties, organisations like stonewall, sometimes proposing immis— stonewall, sometimes proposing mimesmei— stonewall, sometimes proposing mimesmeivecy— stonewall, sometimes proposing things that very actively go eeeimsi— things that very actively go against existing equalities, eieceiiem— against existing equalities, education or— against existing equalities, education or misrepresent eieeiiiies— education or misrepresent equalities legislation and they win— equalities legislation and they wiii ie— equalities legislation and they will be bringing— equalities legislation and they will be bringing this radical, cemiesiei— will be bringing this radical, contested ideology into schools mi— contested ideology into schools emi ieecmime— contested ideology into schools and teaching it— contested ideology into schools and teaching it in— cont

british equality minister kemi badennykh is proposing to amend the equality act, which has been in placece 2010 , to legally recognize only one half of a person biologically assigned at birth. this necessary in order to protect all-female events from transgender people, such a simple decision in britain is called difficult. it is important for us to prevent discrimination. according to the latest census , there are 242,000 transgender people in britain. that's half a percent of the country's population. they have rights and these rights should not be violated, currently a transgender, having received a gender recognition certificate, is legally recognized in britain as a person of the opposite sex certificates are issued on the government website to apply for a gender change. maybe an adult who intends to keep his chosen gender for the rest of his life with a minimum of a two-year diagnosis, gender dysphoria made by a psychiatrist in either in any of the list of countries approved by britain where, surprisingly, not subject to any sanctions in this area. britain five pounds, as a trip to

this is a point that kemi eeiemecii— this is a point that kemi badenoch has, the minister kemi eeiemeciie been brought into classrooms— have been brought into classrooms partly from third emies— classrooms partly from third parties, organisations like siemeweii,— parties, organisations like stonewall, sometimes proposing immis— stonewall, sometimes proposing mimesmei— stonewall, sometimes proposing mimesmeivecy— stonewall, sometimes proposing things that very actively go eeeimsi— things that very actively go against existing equalities, eieceiiem— against existing equalities, education or— against existing equalities, education or misrepresent eieeiiiies— education or misrepresent equalities legislation and they win— equalities legislation and they wiii ie— equalities legislation and they will be bringing— equalities legislation and they will be bringing this radical, cemiesiei— will be bringing this radical, contested ideology into schools mi— contested ideology into schools emi ieecmime— contested ideology into schools and teaching it— contested ideology into schools and teaching it in

i love to ask eddy to have that was shipped to live with michelle kemi. does she human kazama mich, what is come a hassle about it difficult. why did the fuck a boat for whatnot. milly shit, lead though the 1st had to dody though, because she should on my behalf, what look for them. can a man be and what what do i have? but i don't have a way that i do. i said them one of them are the fall, the had them in the special but i, lima, and not just near the librium. i am at a good balance as well. so hey, mom on the list has on the don, i will ask in the army line a crack heads at the basilica, hitler. i lay near or had the heavy center on august 15th. well, i should a intake habit nearby at the better and disobeyed into cody leave us a l. l l. i live in a sure on that of its several. come see heather cannon id for and the whole sat u. k. i le let i see. i think my walla walla can nevada. i did have that nice little sister sitting like this house in 99. an me man. and yet? yeah. got national geo. he said that he is at eda min rockefeller aloft here, while aqua

but first, as women and minister kemi badenoch considers legally changing the definite opfion legallye option of sex to biological sex, a small but significant difference. all the conservatives now leading the to protect women's rights especially over flip—flop pin slippery dogma. my superstore panel debate this may the issue of gender extremism. straight after this . is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight . the story of donald tonight. the story of donald trump has taken another twist for the history books . today he for the history books. today he became the first us president to became the first us president to be erased , dated after appearing be erased, dated after appearing in a new york courtroom less than 3 hours ago. and tonight , than 3 hours ago. and tonight, the founder of truth social spoke his truth to power , spoke his truth to power, calling the manhattan district attorney's office a kangaroo . so attorney's office a kangaroo. so with american over the donald, one of the country's most influential voices in recent history , former republican vice history, former republican

but first, as women and minister kemi badenoch considers legally changing the definite opfion legallyinite option of sex to biological sex, a small but significant difference. all the conservatives now leading the to protect women's rights especially over flip—flop pin slippery dogma. my superstore panel debate this may the issue of gender extremism. straight after this . is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight . the story of donald tonight. the story of donald trump has taken another twist for the history books . today he for the history books. today he became the first us president to became the first us president to be erased , dated after appearing be erased, dated after appearing in a new york courtroom less than 3 hours ago. and tonight , than 3 hours ago. and tonight, the founder of truth social spoke his truth to power , spoke his truth to power, calling the manhattan district attorney's office a kangaroo . so attorney's office a kangaroo. so with american over the donald, one of the country's most influential voices in recent history , former republican vice history, former republi

this car was built in germany in 1983, nearly 4 decades on kemi ingenuity of cannon scrap workers help keep it going. and it's a success. another classic car rescued from the scrap heat and another used european vehicle given a 2nd life on west africa roads. very heartbreaking to see a lot of vehicles being cut up for young metal. but am people like us are responsible for keeping most of these cars on the road to them is just a matter that they are going to scrap off, but them to us. it's something you be of great value. so we're happy to be part of the journey of keeping these vehicles alive. and the whole purpose is to keep it around for the next generation and them help develop the next phase of the automotive culture uni. next time for more exciting developments from the world of mobile ah a with a beating spring of the late 19 seventies was a brief period of liberalization. and chinese artists seized the moment in a wall in the heart of the city, set the scene for a democratic movement. and communist on forties indulged them at 1st, beating spring. in 15 minutes on d w. a pulse wi

uh, actually they walked in some kind of special clothes or even laughed, but when kemi started to get, they just managed to prove at vitaly’s court that their state did not protect them and then uh people who say something there are no consequences . it's okay, no radiation. yes, radiation exists only in this is an explosion, but then it comes with a nano-cleaner, this is 10 minus nine. uh, the size of these particles of the combined uranium and they can spread thousands of kilometers beyond the explosion site, for example, on april 6 in 1999, the greatest contamination with such particles was in southern italy greece and obani, but no one knows anything about it. uh, sometimes it was very difficult to get into the metrological data to calculate where all this pollution went, that it still leads uh in yugoslavia, the number of deaths for kem and lymphoma increased, and then after 10 15 years they began to increase. uh what do you call them more solid than tumors? uh, also a type of malignant disease, and we know what. uh, when some uh nuclear uh nuclear incident happens. er, just such

because the minister kemi badenoch, who incidentally, i kemi badenoch, who incidentally, . tset— keming, actually this government— of brexit. if anything, actually this government is making things tt— this government is making things tt ts— this government is making things tt ts tt— this government is making things worse. it is it is— this government is making things worse. it is it is gold plating uest— worse. it is it is gold plating rules, creating— worse. it is it is gold plating rules, creating more regulation ont— rules, creating more regulation ent ensunne— rules, creating more regulation and ensuring that— rules, creating more regulation and ensuring that britain is no tonget— and ensuring that britain is no tonget o— and ensuring that britain is no tongen o toot— and ensuring that britain is no longer a good place to do tustness— longer a good place to do business. it— longer a good place to do business. it is— longer a good place to do business. it is a- longer a good place to do business. it is a tragedy. so you— business. it is a tragedy. so you tote— business. it is a tra

because the minister kemi badenoch, who incidentally, i kemi badenoch, who incidentally, i used— kemige of the opportunities of brexit. if anything, actually one— of brexit. if anything, actually this government— of brexit. if anything, actually this government is making things ii— this government is making things ii is— this government is making things ii is ii— this government is making things worse. it is it is— this government is making things worse. it is it is gold plating nuesi— worse. it is it is gold plating rules, creating— worse. it is it is gold plating rules, creating more regulation ani— rules, creating more regulation and ensuning— rules, creating more regulation and ensuring that— rules, creating more regulation and ensuring that britain is no iongen— and ensuring that britain is no iongen a— and ensuring that britain is no iongen a good— and ensuring that britain is no longer a good place to do business— longer a good place to do business. it— longer a good place to do business. it is— longer a good place to do business. it is a- longer a good place to do business. it

that's why they britons kemi badenoch so and britons are kemi badenoch so and i've in touch with her with her and we'll have see what happens. but this is going to be a real flashpoint. now, some companies do their do still get support with their energy they are still energy if they are still steelmaker, energy steelmaker, high energy intensive lot of public intensive and a lot of public sector entities, they help sector entities, they get help their energy bills, too. but if you're a manufacturer you energy still 20, 30, 40% of your cost base and your energy bill has just gone up enormously because the zappos.com even though wholesale prices have come down. and the point i made at the end of the film, a lot of these are employing hundreds of people, sometimes thousands of people in those wall seats. the tories need hold on mondays. they need hold on to on mondays. they competing perhaps with other companies elsewhere in europe that getting on their that are getting on their energy. well, that's the best. that's long term problem . that's a long term problem. we've often much, much w

kemi badenoch because i tntnt tnts ts— with kemi badenoch because i think this is very— with kemi badenochtes the tnpttsn— the royal family he hates the tnpttsn and— the royal family he hates the english and he— the royal family he hates the english and he hates us. ' i english and he hates us. and tes— english and he hates us. and he's seen our— english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed,- english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed, suzanne evans, adam brooks, nigel nelson, thank you so much. fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast— fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast apatn— fabulous superstar panel. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm.— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. neadttnets— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next, p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn .— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn . a— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good night. welcome back to gb news. i'm arron armstrong. and get arron armstrong. and l

kemi badenoch because i tntnt tnts ts— with kemi badenoch because i think this is very— with kemi badenoch he hates the tnpttsn— the royal family he hates the tnpttsn and— the royal family he hates the english and he— the royal family he hates the english and he hates us. ' i english and he hates us. and tes— english and he hates us. and he's seen our— english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed,- english and he hates us. and he's seen our indeed, suzanne evans, adam brooks, nigel nelson, thank you so much. fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast— fabulous superstar panel. i'm tast apatn— fabulous superstar panel. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm.— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. neadttnets— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next, p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn .— p.m. headliners is up next, tneapn . a— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good— p.m. headliners is up next, though , a good night.

but the former prime minister of sudan, abdalla hamdok, was today speaking at an event in kemi, and heevent in kenya, and he said they will be no winner in this war, he wants the country would be destroyed, he said there was an urgent need for there to be a unified international effort to ensure that there are peace talks, that the fighting stops. but so far neither side has looked willing to engage in any kind of dialogue, they are clearly more concerned with trying to get the upper hand in this war. the uk foreign office minister andrew mitchell says the air operation to evacuate more than 1000 british citizens and residents from sudan has been extremely successful. the deadline has now passed for those wanting to leave to reach the airport that was being used north of the capital khartoum. every british citizen in khartoum has known now for many days at the british were evacuating their passport holders. it is notjust the fact that the foreign office was communicating with them through whatsapp and e—mail, but it is the fact that word—of—mouth has meant that virtually everyone has k

kemi badenoch is said be kemi badenoch is said to be considering plans to change the equality introduceprotections for bail. logical women same sex bail. logical women in same sex spaces and sports. for the first time, the equalities minister has said the government wants to look at creating legal look at creating a legal distinction between people who were and those who were born female and those who are transitioned become are transitioned to become women. so give us more information . like i said, this information. like i said, this is just come three. so is this gb news political reporter gb news is political reporter olivia utley olivia, what's going this is pretty going on? well, this is pretty big it something that big news. it was something that rishi promise in the rishi sunak did promise in the leadership over the leadership election over the summer, basically the summer, basically to cement the women's only spaces in law, biological, women's only spaces. so the idea is the kemi badenoch has commissioned this review and it's come back and said, yes , it's come back and said, y

in the telegraph with kemi nalenoon— in the telegraph with kemi badenoch disappointing some rnroeeeprloe sort of do. and don't. so the headline a misleading headline is a little misleading that they're to be that they're unlikely to be scrapped by december 31st. but then that once if then the worry is that once if labour in, never be labour get in, they'll never be scrapped. does scrapped. right. and it does seem i why people say seem i can see why people say it's betrayal because of it's a betrayal because of course brexit was to people course brexit was to most people primarily laws primarily about borders and laws . cared about . some people cared more about the that was what . some people cared more about the people that was what . some people cared more about the people thought|at was what . some people cared more about the people thought it was what most people thought it was about. of course the idea we about. so of course the idea we can't control own laws. can't control our own laws. they're rishi be they're saying rishi will be livid. saying ruins they're saying rishi will be l

there is a different approach now, different midnight, i think kemi badenoch and rishi sunak get it butesident of the nationalfarmers union, you have a powerful voice but i wonder what you have achieved. if one looks at the way agriculture and farming issues have an extraordinarily prominent position in countries not farfrom here prominent position in countries not far from here like france, the netherlands, where a farmers movement political party has scored an outstanding rectory and local elections. farming and farmers in this country simply don�*t carry that kind of clout. you are the union boss, where are you going wrong? t union boss, where are you going wron: ? ~ union boss, where are you going wronu? ~' , ., union boss, where are you going wron: ? ~ i. ., union boss, where are you going wron: ? ~' ,, ., ., wrong? i think you are wrong. we led a _ wrong? i think you are wrong. we led a campaign _ wrong? i think you are wrong. we led a campaign that - wrong? i think you are wrong. we led a campaign that all. we led a campaign that all chefs and farming organisations and environmen

they go on that desantis kemi badenoch stew— that desantis kemi badenoch stew thet— that desantis kemit you mentioned. i. support-eh t-eh support badenoch on a war on wokery and this where you get wokery and this is where you get me my thing again as soon me doing my thing again as soon as the word wokeist used. oh we end up almost having pointless end up almost having a pointless discussion. that discussion. it's a word that means to means opposite things to two different groups, which means any on it any statement founded on it becomes circular logic. wokeist bad . what do mean by woke? bad. what do you mean by woke? i i think we know what i think. i think we know what thew— i think. i think we know what they meth— i think. i think we know what they hw— i think. i think we know what they mean by it.— i think. i think we know what they mean by it. so they mean they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization_ they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization of victimhood to the weaponization of victimhood te-egehte. — to drive an agenda. and hesieetiw— to drive an agenda. and basically

and actually i'm pleased that rishi and pleased to say that rishi and kemi particular, whose kemi inhose pushing on this are bringing this legislation and this legislation forward and looking it a little looking to change it a little bit, ultimately this is bit, because ultimately this is to protect the rights of women , to protect the rights of women, which are really important . and which are really important. and sometimes the lines can be blurred . where think this blurred. where do you think this has come from? do you think lessons have been learned from scotland of all of nicola scotland and of all of nicola sturgeon ? i think certainly sturgeon? i think certainly scotland have scotland would have been impressed money this impressed. she's mind money this i mean most people you talk to this a common sense approach. this is a common sense approach. i think that like 99% of people believe that gender should be based on sex. so it's a common sense approach and i think actually it's also about reinforcing in the rights of women as well. one thing i want to ask you as a local counci

did a smith and he led the eta while we're kemi trammel? ooh la parts long island jays. wow. i got me some on that. yes. eventually yeah. what i found the hood millennium ish. i dont the lot for what kind of laddie shabby. how bad amanda? it's dianne. i'm a doll. si se. what love when one is a home shut moonlight. the in a glass of the for chub, but several really pope was iroquois sheffield. yet he washes your property. don't get me shown up poverty in ye, a vestry clinic. could they? oh, she don't have to put that back. yeah, we love it though. most other camille show moons, fixed 6 year presidential. tom was due to end in 1958. but he began to maneuver to extend he was worried that the growing arab nationalist movement would threaten his position and lebanon's fragile stability. egypt and syria had just formed a new pan arab political union. the united arab republic, lebanon was increasingly divided between the pro american camp led by sham moon, and the arab nationalists, inspired by egyptian president gammel. i've done nasa i skimmed shall dog of my head for the good. bu

british minister for equality kemi badanakh proposes to amend the equality act, which has existed sincelly recognize only one gender human biologically assigned at birth. this is necessary in order to protect all-female events from transgender people , such a simple decision in britain is called difficult. it is important for us to prevent discrimination. according to the latest census , there are 242,000 transgender people in britain. that's half a percent of the country's population. they have rights and these rights should not be violated, currently a transgender, having received a certificate of recognition as a gender, is legally recognized in britain as a person of the opposite sex. government website to apply for a gender reassignment. can an adult intentionally keep his chosen gender for the rest of his life with at least a two-year diagnosis, gender dysphoria made by a psychiatrist in or in any of the list of countries approved by britain where, surprisingly, not subject to any sanctions in this area, and the russian federation needs to stop considering what such a concept is h

did you smell any a let me enter while we're kemi trammel ooze . lucky at long island jays. why attack on me some on various events on lee? yeah. well i that some hood milan, nash, i dont, the laffer what can apply the chevy, howie, bad man. it's dan, i'm a doll, si se. what love when line one is a home i shut moon late the in her glass of the for chub. whichever one really pop was it of course. yep. okay . let you wash as you property. don't get me shown a poverty in ye. a vestry activity, could they okay authentic with that back? yeah, we love it though. most other camelia moons fixed 6 year presidential tom was due to end in 1958. but he began to maneuver to extend he was worried that the growing arab nationalist movement would threaten his position and lebanon's fragile stability. egypt and syria had just formed a new pan arab political union. the united arab republic, lebanon was increasingly divided between the pro american camp led by sham moon, and the arab nationalists, inspired by egyptian president gammel. i've done nasa. ischemic schimmel dog. uh huh. had flooded

did a smith and he led the eta while we're kemi trammel, oo lucky at long island jays. why not give me some on that? he asked depends on leah what i found. the hood milan mash, i dont the lot for what can a flattish have you, howie, bad man. it's dan. i'm a though see se would love when line one is a whole shut moonlight, the in a glass of the for chub. but several really pop was iroquois chef old lady washes, she property door can be shown a property in d. a best street clinic. could they off that could tamieka will have it. there was other camille shall moon's fixed 6 year presidential. tom was due to end in 1958, but he began to maneuver to extend he was worried that the growing arab nationalist movement would threaten his position and lebanon's fragile stability. egypt and syria had just formed a new pan arab political union. the united arab republic, lebanon was increasingly divided between the pro american camp led by sham moon, and the arab nationalists, inspired by egyptian president gal up done nasa or is kemesha will dog of my head, but the consequences websit

nadeneen— minister in charge, kemi badenoch is— minister in charge, kemi badenoch is one of the most none— obstacle model there of delivery by rneee vvne— obstacle model there of delivery by those who are— obstacle model there of delivery by those who are paid to deliver neeaaee— by those who are paid to deliver because a red— by those who are paid to deliver because a lot of— by those who are paid to deliver because a lot of the work has adready— because a lot of the work has adready been— because a lot of the work has already been prepared. and enere-e— already been prepared. and enere-e a— already been prepared. and there's a dashboard that aeraauy— there's a dashboard that actually was— there's a dashboard that actually was done when i was mined— actually was done when i was nrnrerer rer— actually was done when i was minister for brexit opportunities that sets out eneaeande— opportunities that sets out thousands of— opportunities that sets out thousands of these rules. so you vnar— thousands of these rules. so you can see what they— thousands of these rules. so you can see what t

this according to the trade secretary kemi badenoch who you've got to tip.cause you brought this up an hour ago and your show you studied hummers on. yeah, yeah, yeah. sorry you said it was going to be the story that we would all be talking about over the weekend. and you're absolutely right. well, it because it's a good news it is, because it's a good news story about growing our story and it's about growing our economy pay for economy that we can pay for those services to which those public services to which we so attached . okay, sam, we are so attached. okay, sam, where we go next? where should we go next? telegraph. okay, telegraph . lead telegraph. okay, telegraph. lead with biden to turn down coronation invitation and president will not join world leaders but may send first lady as a show of support for the king. michael vaughan my two years of hell accused of racism but cleared by a cricket authority tribute , tough fines authority tribute, tough fines in pipeline for sewage dumpers is story in a very grainy edition of the daily. that's a good story.

did you smell any a lead me at that while we're kemi trammel ooze . lucky if i had some i'd on the jays. why attack on me some on video? isn't leah well that the hood millennium ish. i dont bella for what can apply to savvy howie, that man and it's dan, i'm a dull si se what love meanwhile is a whole shad moonlight the in a gus of chub. whichever one you have a pope was it? of course. yep. okay. let the wash as you proper to seek. don't get me shown a puffy day in ye, a vestry activity. could they okay of that got that back. yeah, we'll have it. don't us other camille shall moons fixed 6 you presidential. tom was due to end in 1958, but he began to maneuver to extend it. he was worried that the growing arab nationalist movement which threatened his position and lebanon's fragile stability . egypt and syria had just formed a new pan arab political union. the united arab republic, lebanon was increasingly divided between the pro american camp led by sham moon, and the arab nationalists, inspired by egyptian president gal up done, nasa i skimmed shemelle dog, muh had flooded the sensory th

i mean more bishop fema kemi and again a yuk, valuable mac gimme. where you ned the island. what are called in for you put in a car wreck? gimme a min jill. the and the absolute mammal cotton pickin. the anything new of the hydro? come on. i've had them on wheeler, his back of medicine had to be yeah. you can divide and lend together fancy fema deanna pumps. be saudi. ah, i fell into double sat and whatnot. she what the la la mon. net lady, i think you have had be a little puzzled about a couple of some, you know she's having ah, the demo shop. she's getting a little special you little. i mean it book will for she police you all to please me. tell preschool osha's you don't feel there's any call on the phone can proceed in that would be enough, but i'm not what the better and better getting a new version of the bond. we can sell the the, the delay option. it says no to know when all this is 1000 minutes, hospice go. but you have a fear this issue of also that also to go. oh no. so let me just talk to him. i mean, there's nothing just elevated as william is not to the says it

k yet, did you smell any a let me enter while we're kemi trammel ooze . lucky at. so i run the jays. why attack on me some on various eventually? yeah. well that some hood milan mesh and a lot for what can apply to savvy, how that man it's dan, i'm a though see se would love when line one is a whole shad moonlight. the in a glass of the for chub, whichever one really pop was it of course. yep. okay. you said you washes you property. don't get me shown up poverty in ye a vestry activity. could they okay authentic with america? we love it though. most other camille show moons, fixed 6 year presidential. tom was due to end in 1958. but he began to maneuver to extend he was worried that the growing arab nationalist movement would threaten his position and lebanon's fragile stability. egypt and syria had just formed a new pan arab political union. the united arab republic, lebanon was increasingly divided between the pro american camp led by sham moon, and the arab nationalists, inspired by egyptian president gal up de anessa address kemesha. we'll talk of my head for t

and this is enraging brexiteers who are saying things like about kemi badenoch.'ll never be scrapped. it does scrapped. right. and it does seem i can people say seem i can see why people say it's betrayal because of it's a betrayal because of course brexit was to most people primarily laws primarily about borders and laws . cared about . some people cared more about the that what the economics, but that was what most thought most people thought it was about. of course the idea we about. so of course the idea we can't control own laws. can't control our own laws. they're will they're saying rishi will be livid. saying ruins livid. they're saying this ruins his chances of, you know, winning the leadership. and she did this, this is according to brexiteers, right ? she did brexiteers, right? she did describe herself as the child of roger scruton and thomas sowell and both them wouldn't and both of them wouldn't probably want laws probably wouldn't want eu laws to a it's great to men have a it's a great question, 2023 because question, but it's 2023 because you scrut

up by kemi badenoch? well, i'm coming . badenoch has done coming. badenoch has done reasonably .edit reasonably. what do you credit truss with this. because truss with this. well because all was although cptpp all she did was although cptpp was to be honest send the letter saying she would like to join there oh there weren't really any. oh do you think a very you not think she was a very good i was critical of good trade? i was critical of was done on the australia trade deal and reason i was critical is i wanted the government to learn the lessons and the lesson is that in a trade agreement, any agreement, yeah. the any trade agreement, yeah. the negotiation has negotiation of this deal has been going for two years been going on for two years though, it. and she trade though, hasn't it. and she trade secretary and was foreign secretary and she was foreign secretary and she was prime minister. her minister. well i don't give her any all. the big any credit at all. the big decisions this was start to decisions on this was start to be only just about made in around july when anne—m

they go on that desantis kemi badenoch stew— that desantis kemi badenoch stew thet— that desantis kemisupport-on a warl support badenoch on a war on wokery and this is where you get me my thing again as soon me doing my thing again as soon as the word wokeist used. oh we end up almost having pointless end up almost having a pointless discussion. that discussion. it's a word that means two means opposite things to two different groups, which means any on it any statement founded on it becomes circular logic. wokeist bad . what you mean by woke? bad. what do you mean by woke? i i think we know what i think. i think we know what thew— i think. i think we know what they meth— i think. i think we know what they hw— i think. i think we know what they mean by it.— i think. i think we know what they mean by it. so they mean they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization_ they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization of victimhood to the weaponization of victimhood te-egehte. — the weaponization of victimhood te-egehte. ahe- to drive an agenda. and heeieetw— to drive an agenda. and basically

but sharon, our equalities minister, kemi heheheeh— equalities minister, kemi badenoch, is— equalitiesdoing. you heeus eh— about what you're doing. you heeus eh hhe— about what you're doing. you focus on the science . v/hiiv i“ ' “v: focus on the science. yeah. and danu— focus on the science. yeah. and heh hs— focus on the science. yeah. and dan, it's also about finding a place for trans athletes as well. yeah about sport being well. yeah about sport not being for everybody . it absolutely is. for everybody. it absolutely is. it just has to be the right place. and if that's not in an open qatar, debate it and open qatar, let's debate it and add we need add categories if we need to. you know, that's what they've done. no, indeed, indeed. but the about it, then we- : \vviv :: :: but the about it, then we can't eshve— the about it, then we can't- resolve _absolutely. resolve the problem. absolutely. but resolve the problem. absolutely. huh—mehes- resolve the problem. absolutely. but—makes me. resolve the problem. absolutely.i but—makes me sick but the thing that makes me sick eheuh— but t

but sharon, our equalities minister, kemi heheheeh— equalities minister, kemi badenoch, is— equalitiesdoing. you heeus eh— about what you're doing. you heeus eh hhe— about what you're doing. you focus on the science . v/hiiv i“ ' “v: focus on the science. yeah. and danu— focus on the science. yeah. and heh hs— focus on the science. yeah. and dan, it's also about finding a place for trans athletes as well. yeah about sport being well. yeah about sport not being for everybody . it absolutely is. for everybody. it absolutely is. it just has to be the right place. and if that's not in an open let's debate it and open qatar, let's debate it and add we need to. add categories if we need to. you know, that's what they've done. no, indeed, indeed. but the about it, then we- : \vviv :: :: but the about it, then we can't eshve— the about it, then we can't- resolve _absolutely. the about it, then we can't- resothe _absolutely. the about it, then we can't- resothe _thatlabsolutely. the about it, then we can't resothe that makesylutely. the about it, then we can't resothe that makes mealy. the abou

i mean, what kemi badenoch is , is that we actually badenoch is, is that we actually don't know thatns in this deal , that figure could this deal, that figure could well go up. but certainly that's the figure. the government projects for the benefit to britain . and you've got to put britain. and you've got to put that against, say, the office of budget responsible , which is budget responsible, which is prediction post—brexit. it will actually lose 4% on economic growth , a result of that. so growth, a result of that. so point nought nought 8, but is some way to go before we can recover from what we've lost . recover from what we've lost. europe i see one positive though, maybe from this. nigel i'm trying to see how benefited financially always maintain that it's very difficult with post pandemic to know where we sit financially in terms of our productivity of the pandemic. and because of brexit it is incredibly difficult. i think , incredibly difficult. i think, to work out which which disaster does that we're currently facing are attributable to, which political policies . but the

i support kemi badenoch in her war on wotery— kemi badenoch in her war on wotery amt— kemi badenoch inttmttety— starmer for prime minister,. uetmttety—tm definitely not, says stelios in oomoasteu— definitely not, says stelios in doncaster,-sunak- definitely not, says stelios in doncaster, sunak versus doncaster, where sunak versus starmer— doncaster, where sunak versus starmer-wart,— doncaster, where sunak versus starmer mark, dave. starmer. hi, mark, says dave. wetter.— starmer. hi, mark, says dave. wetter. tm— starmer. hi, mark, says dave. neither. i'm voting for richard woe— neither. i'm voting for richard ttoe-tetorm— neither. i'm voting for richard tice-reform uk.- neither. i'm voting for richard tice reform uk. starmer is tice and reform uk. starmer is pg.— tice and reform uk. starmer is pg. coutt— tice and reform uk. starmer is pg. coutt tree— tice and reform uk. starmer is pm. could the last— tice and reform uk. starmer is pm. could the last person leave the country,— pm. could the last person leave the country, turn— pm. could the last person leave the country, turn the lights

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kemi badenoch says the those fissures those official figures which show the government from the are wrong i don't really understand where she's i don't know those over there. no it's not really going to minuscule amount. going to be a minuscule amount. it's be brilliant. it's going to be brilliant. well, a bit of an well, you're a bit of an elitist, josh let's honest. elitist, josh let's be honest. i mean, bit a bit. you're a completely. i was just i don't it's a bit i just mean that, yes. i'm a massive alec. sorry about did because about that. but you did because you said .08% yeah. as to for complete . percent 4.00. and complete. percent 4.00. and i even understand that and i'm sure the people there that that was thrilling is not bad about percentages. let's move on to the telegraph news . well, is the the telegraph news. well, is the good news the good news is biden isn't coming. and i mean, this isn't coming. and i mean, this is what the telegraph says. but the telegraph know if biden is coming at all. how does the telegraph now it's a newspaper and they've lost their jobs . and they'

that's the new bill that rye kemi badenoch kemi that kim rye kemi badenoch kemi badenoch can currently. it's so. yes. amanda purcell.— than one thing. it's so. yes. amanda purcell. goodness me. what's that's what's that? that's a coronation. you coronation. a coronation you bought wanted pull bought a you just wanted to pull that you hatred that out, didn't you? you hatred . i love it's so hot. i love . i love it. it's so hot. i love rt.— . i love it. it's so hot. i love it. you don't realise it's an ovenin it. you don't realise it's an oven in here is what? that is actually true. but i want that coronation fan. goodness gracious me. amanda patel, kelvin robinson. rebecca reid to stand by because coming up soon, sleepy joe biden declared his re—election bid overnight. but could the dementia ridden president stubborn refusal to retire , prove the death knell retire, prove the death knell for democrats ? nigel farage for democrats? nigel farage gives his analysis soon. but next in the clash, after the british bashing corporation aired, a panorama hit job the aired, a panorama hit job on

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