i'm going to be joined by the conservative mp for devizes, danny kruger.ew book? he make of liz truss's new book? do really only ten years do we really only have ten years to the west? i'll also be to save the west? i'll also be speaking to lord walney, who has previously called for pro—palestinian protests to be banned intimidate jews. banned if they intimidate jews. is now the for the met to is now the time for the met to finally take action? tim shipman, the chief political commentator of the sunday times, will sharing details will be sharing the details of his in his brexit his latest book in his brexit quartette, probing quartette, and i'll be probing him on who he really thinks led to the downfall of boris johnson . i'll be joined by . and i'll later be joined by the and former prison the author and former prison officer ian aitchison, whose new book looks at the dire book screwed looks at the dire state of britain's british british prisons and whether they have become a breeding ground for islamic extremism . so all for islamic extremism. so all tha

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and... enjoy our hours.arechy, chaim sutsin was a graduate of this institution. let's learn more about the history and past of belarus. pytaytsya sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha's yard, no one knows. alekhan takhtamysh was at lidze, he lives here. and also, let’s remember folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed, it’s very palatial, it’s also very patterned. malyunak could have been on our panyamon handbrake. and muggle wouldn’t be in trouble. the bridegrooms were married, they were in the stakes, they were around the same bride, then, who chose the bridegroom, who left this year herself. smatryce project "cultural padarozhe". on the tv channel belarus 24. give me the money, sit down. come on, give it to me, the child is already big, i need it, i don’t have any more, he’s clinging to his mother like he’s clinging to his mother, more money , okay, otherwise think again, if your man left you, then i have weed, no need , i would have quit myself, it’s not necessary, it’s not nec

kruger's master's school knows about minsk and is interested in our watches. chaim sutsin was a graduate of this institution. let's learn more about the historical past of belarus. trying to find out about the village of tamysh in the courtyard, no one knows, but khan takhtamysh would have been at the house, he would live here. and so - let's remember folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed. it’s very palatial, but very patterned. malyunak. we consider them angels because they have a very pure, open soul; when we hug, we have this joy of something pure in our souls, it also matures and strengthens. i was born and raised in the city of mozyr. in a complete family, mom, dad and older brother, i remember from childhood, that’s where my love for medicine probably came from, here’s my father, he’s a veteran of the afghan war, he was wounded, he doesn’t have a foot, i was a child , of course, well i really regretted it from the outside, i always told him that dad, i will grow up and be a doctor, for sure, initially i chose the specialization of pediatrics, th

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channel, nat geo wild, disney plus, hulu and live on abc >> such talent, that is musician thomas krugerat the famed museum island in berlin, playing on the yellow piano installation beautiful. >> it's part of a growing movement to honor a young israeli pianist who was abducted by hamas terrorists on october 7th. >> yeah, sunday marks six months in captivity for those hostages and for all of them. the music plays on our own. jeanine elliott has more from tel aviv. >> to new york. hope for the remaining hostages still being held captive in gaza. in an effort to draw attention to them. a yellow piano with the words you are not alone is being placed in cities around the world, encouraging people to play and reflect and i choose hope. the installation was started in tel aviv by the family of alon ohel, a 23 year old israeli who was taken hostage by hamas after fleeing the nova music festival on october 7th. >> from that day, we haven't heard from him. it's really, really hard because he was just in a festival, an innocent civilian that was taken from his home, from his, from the israeli grou

as a deep appreciation for the natural majesty of kruger, national park, the . ready using mind power, the brain is paraplegics to walk again. is this the beginning of a new medical era? the research team is just getting started tomorrow today. in the 1st few minutes on d, w. and you tend to ration of farm is, is slicing to protect these, there are vitally important animals on this planet. and we all need, we literally could live without clothing foaming to guarantee. alas, each type thing, the next generation, the the same, 60 minutes on dw, who in good shape a child's health is the most important thing to parent support is good and what is bad for all the 2 ones. and when should grown up, start to worry in good shape and 19 minutes on the only way i can be on the top is to create my own. and i just got the stories to just to click away during the destination. right. find this document trees before subscribe. now. ok, name, treat cost about why does that? and i think a lot now i'm leave them under the new host to join us for an exciting exploration and everythi

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.uate of this institution. let's learn more about the historical past of belarusians. papytaytsya sennya garajan. watch the cultural journey project on the belarus 24 tv channel. better get up, smile, look outside the window, it was december 31st, after the concert, when they had a philharmonic society, all the musicians ran to their families to celebrate. in the early 1960s, there were many vocal duets, their recordings could often be heard on the airwaves, and the most popular song they released was the song ab minsk, which in 1967 became their most popular musical hit . 00-godzia minsk. babajanyan writes his own songs and such popular melodies. my sister and i felt offended that there was no such perky melody about minsk, so we sat down we wrote this song, and zhenya wrote this very good arrangement, zhenya grishman, he made a very good twist, and we even went to moscow with this song, alleys, my city is blooming. he had two daughters, they sounded in their own way, they were not voc

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.of this institution. let's find out more ab historical past of belarus. the inquisitive sonnya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha in the yard, no one knows, alekhan takhtamysh was at the house, he lives here, and also, let us remember the folk traditions: the very name is white-eyed, the very chamber, i am already patterned, tiny little thing on our panyamon handles could by and by and by, the bridegrooms, the husbands, became a stake, the hudzis were around one bride, and then she chose her bride. one of the smallest cities in belarus, but for me this city is big because this is where i spent my childhood, watching poleshuki’s project on our tv channel. i may be exaggerating a little, yes, but i recall the information that the international committee of the red cross once admitted that after the war it issued documents to a number of high-ranking nazi criminals that allowed them to escape justice in latin america and then even come to europe, here at this. i told them

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.elarus. papytaytse sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka, or takhtamysha in the yard, no one knows. well good luck to you girl, thanks again, up goodbye, happily ever after. we had an apartment in moscow, but somehow we still liked to be here more. yes, the intellectuals settled down well, don’t be afraid, dad, they weren’t sent to the front as a valuable worker of thought. dad was arrested in 1941, i’m sorry, my dear, i’m just chatting, i don’t know what, hello, vasenka, vasenka, you forgot your sandwich, thank you, i ’ll go to work, “hello, please, is there anyone from the trampled, no, there’s more here no trampled ones, how they were evicted, where, i have no idea, we only recently returned from evacuation, and there’s no point hanging around here anymore, the intelligentsia, you know, when they died, yes, uh-huh, yes, you posed for him, well, what is this, this is his fantasy, how could you think that i could pose like that, well, how you might have thought i was joking, mus

gets from the budynak school of kruger are known in minsk and i'm obsessed with our watches.chaim sutsin was a graduate of the getai establishment. hadzily around the hell of a bride, then, who chose the bridegroom, who left this year herself. smatritse project cultural appreciation on the belarus 24 tv channel. maxim, by what conducting trick can you be recognized even from the last row? there is only one trick. this is my face, because i conduct my concerts myself, so the audience sees my face, then the orchestra sees my face, that is, unlike other conductors, whom everyone sees from the back in the hall, they also see me with my face. my guest always chooses the more difficult one out of two options. he loves to leave his comfort zone, take risks, and experiment. journalists call him the new finberg. now we’ll find out whether this comparison offends him. today my guest is the artistic director and conductor of the finberg national academic concert orchestra, maxim rossokha. maxim, hello. which parent? noticed your musical abilities, a good question, the fact is that no on

we're joined by danny kruger, by conservative mp danny kruger, who strongly about who feels very strongly issue, danny, just your reaction there to what the lawyer had to say. she was representing this group of swiss women who brought this case to the echr. it's quite curious what the relationship between the law and democracy . the law and democracy. >> yes. and you get this opinion increasingly vocalised by people who essentially don't believe either in democracy or indeed in nations. >> they think that some questions transcend national borders, which of course, they do, and that therefore there should be some kind of world government or european government or european government that insists on, passing laws in our interests and in the interests of future generations. and by the way, i do understand the logic there . i do understand the logic there. i mean, if you if you decide that we're facing some existential crisis that requires the overriding of public opinion , overriding of public opinion, then you can understand why these people think that i disagree with them. and i think that

nightmares, their own children, in the dreams of their genetically spoiled children freddy will come krugerthem, grabbed them to the quick, hit them on the nerves, which, of course, did not happen to us. for us it was an ordinary horror movie. therefore, the generation that remembers who freddy krueger is and what the nightmare on wiadow street is is now approaching retirement age. for the new generation, these names, this name, this name, say absolutely nothing. performer gvaasalia. completely forgot that she was playing a small child, uh, and, uh, if earlier she somehow managed to imitate a high school student, then here she turns on a little maternal intonation in a conversation with the little ones, uh, her voice becomes a little lower, clearly revealing her age, and her ability to conduct completely breaks down when running along a white wall, because in general, with the naked eye it is clear that the plasticity of a thirty-year-old lady and a teenage girl is co... she, like all young girls, imagines herself as alice with paranormal abilities, with the ability to penetrate into the fu

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.nd out more about the history of belarus. papytaytse sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka, or takhtamysha in the yard? no one knows, but if khan takhtamysh was at lidze, he would live here. and also, let’s remember folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed. it’s very palatial, but very patterned. malyunak on our panyamon handbrake could have been, but muggle might not have been killed. the bridegrooms became a cola, hadzili around the same bride, then, who chose the bridegroom, who went out on her own. smatrytse project. cultural appreciation on the belarus24 tv channel. good morning belarus, we kakaterina antonova and tatyana matuseevich are helping you wake up together, we are celebrating a beautiful day, it is thursday 04:04 the day of such a triple four. according to astrologers, we are all experiencing such mysterious things now. days called the eclipse corridor. it began on march 25 with its lunar version and will end on april 8 with a solar eclipse. yes, and here we

situation when the representatives of the opposition write good bills and these children of dining krugerply do not see it closely then, it is the opposition, well, they are just then, that's where the unilateral movement is, but let's remember the year 2022, then the situation was ... when every fourth bill in the parliament was passed by a constitutional majority, everyone worked as one, and now we need to go back to this format of work, because now i believe that there is an extremely big problem, i understand that at the bank you can press a button, agree with opzh, agree with trust, well, no one hides this, even the representatives of the monomajority openly talk about it, what if without these parl. people, then less, now it turned out that there are already bases of evaders, there is all the information and it is already known who, how and where to take these people, and we will consider desertion a little differently, because it is possible to forgive, it is possible to find some kind of approach and return these people to the front, this... in fact, those buttons work that you ar

worst is chosen again, and here some such question arises as to whether this is the law of data. krugerdoes someone deliberately always choose the worst solution in such sensitive matters? of course, we can assume that someone is doing it on purpose, someone is possibly doing it step by step due to their own stupidity, but as i am interested in the result, what will we get as a result, will we be able to enforce the law that comes into force on may 18, what will we get in public opinion, what will we get with... resolving our issues with allies, because now we will also quarrel as allies, that some of them say, we will, we will help, return men, others say, no, these are human rights. and so on , we will argue with them about this issue, the question is that everything must be done rationally, of course not everything happens the way we want, we saw that this is what happens with our allies, with this help is called american, as in jokes about the natives, the onion wagon and 100, so we remember, three presidents, and or this phrase of churchill that americans always make the right deci

this matter choose the worst again, and here on... there is such a question as to whether this is kruger'saw of dining, or someone deliberately always chooses the worst solution in such sensitive matters? of course, we can assume that someone is doing it on purpose, someone may be doing it gradually due to their own stupidity, but i am interested in the result that we will get as a result, whether we will be able to enforce the law that comes into force on may 18, what will we get in ... to public opinion, what we will get from the solution of our issues with the allies, because now we also allies, we will quarrel that they, some say, we will, we will help return the men, others say, no, it is human rights and so on, we will still quarrel with them on this matter, the question is that everything must be done rationally, of course not everything is happening the way we want, we saw that the same thing is happening with our allies, with this help they call american... they gave our viewers all the right analytical markers, and it just seems to me that this machine, which was also picked up b

kruger, does someone deliberately always choose the worst solution in such sensitive matters?course, we can assume that someone is doing it on purpose, someone is possibly doing it gradually due to their own stupidity, but i am interested in the result, what will we get as a result, will we be able to enforce the law that comes into effect on may 18, what will we get in public opinion, what will we get from... let's argue about it, the question is that everything should be done rationally, of course, not everything happens the way we want, we saw that in the same thing happens with our allies, with this american help is called, as in the anecdote about... about the natives, a wagonload of onions and 100, let's remember, three presidents, and or this phrase of churchill's that the americans always make the right decisions after will try all the wrong ones, yes you have to draw conclusions for yourself so as not to step on the same rake, we have a national one so to speak, so look at you all together, colleagues gave our viewers all the right ones. analytical markers, and it jus

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches.nya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa. watch the cultural journey project on the belarus 24 tv channel. they say that god gave the polish people a piece of heaven on earth. this area was surrounded by a large ridge, it separated the marshy area in the south, and forests, meadows, and arable land in the north. the calves were driven 120 kg each along the vesna. and in the fall the collective farm took 300 to 350 kg of various herbs; it is very useful, their eyes got better, they all sparkled in the fall, but they create paradise themselves. skarins are incomparable alexandra gaiduk birthday at our concert venue , we are glad to welcome you here, congratulate you on your birthday, alexandra, we have a small gift for you, we congratulate you, our program, we congratulate you on this wonderful holiday, and really thank you very much for you spend these early morning hours of your birthday with us, but tell me , we’ve already had time to congratulate you, to be honest, i basically didn’t go to bed

the worst is chosen again in this matter, and here a question arises, is this the law of dinning krugeror does someone deliberately always choose the worst in such sensitive matters solution, of course we can assume that someone this... is being done on purpose, by someone, maybe gradually due to their own stupidity, but as i am interested in the result, what will we get as a result, will we be able to ensure... the implementation of the law that comes into effect on may 18, what will we get in the public thinking that we will get by solving our issues with the allies, because now we will also quarrel with the allies, that they alone say, yes, we will help, return the men, others say, no, it is human rights and so on, even with them let's argue about this, the question is that everything should be done rationally, of course, not everything happens the way we like it. we have seen that the same thing happens with our allies, with this american help is called, as in the anecdote about the white people, a wagon of onions and a hundred, remember, three presidents, and or this phrase of chur

among them, this precious painting as seen inside the stock exchange itself by the danish artist piet krugerve now died down, smoke still billows from the heart of the building and there are dozens of fire crews continuing to fight the blaze. this is what the old stock exchange looked like before. built by one of denmark's most powerful kings, christian iv, this autumn was supposed to be its 400th anniversary celebration. for many copenhageners a moment of shock and sadness. four centuries of cultural history have been reduced to ruins. translation: it's terrible. it's terrible. i can't put into words what the stock exchange means for us as a building and a symbol for copenhagen. i can't really explain. it'sjust a building, but it means so much to us copenhageners. meanwhile, the city's skyline has been forever changed. adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. let's turn to some important news around the world. heavy rain has battered gulf states causing flash flooding with some places recording a year's worth of rain in a single day. the dubai airport was forced to divert incoming flights for

in this matter, the worst is chosen again, and here a question arises, is this the law of dining krugermeone deliberately always choose the worst solution in such sensitive matters? of course, we can assume that someone is doing it on purpose, someone may be doing it because of their own stupidity, but i am interested in the result, what will we get as a result? will we be able to ensure the implementation of the law that comes into force on may 18, what will we get in public opinion, what will we get with the resolution of our issues with the allies, because now we will also quarrel as allies, that they alone say, we will, we will help to return men, others say no, these are human rights and so on, we will still argue with them about this , the question is that everything must be done rationally, of course, not everything happens as we want, we saw that our allies this is also what happens, with this help it is called american, as in the anecdote about the natives, the onion wagon and a hundred years ago, three presidents, and or this phrase of churchill, that americans always make the

sisters lyudmila and nadiya kichenok lost to the american tandem of ashlyn kruger and sloane stevensdoubles match at the tournament in charles. ukrainian tennis players easily won the first game 6:1, but failed to develop success, losing the following sets 3:6 7:10. hosts of the competition turned the course of the meeting, inspired by the ardent support of the stands. it was the first joint final of ludmila and nadiinok at a wta500-level tournament on clay. the last time the sisters won the wta250 tournament was in tallinn, estonia. well , kryvbas, kryvyi rih, vorskla, poltava are also playing at these minutes. vorskla, let me remind you, reached the finals of the cup of ukraine, but despite this, it is only in eighth place in the championship of the premier league of ukrainian football, kryvbas is in second place, ahead of dynamo kyiv. as of now, 58 minutes, the score is 1:1. kryvbas scored first, daniel sosa scored in the 21st minute, well, in the 30th ruslan stepaniuk retaliated by one ball, now it's time. and the teams continue, continue to play, i won't continue for long, becau

gets from the old school of the kruger know about minsk and enjoy our hours.about the historical past of belarus. pytaytsya sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzekanka or takhtamysha yard no one knows. alekhan takhtamysh was at lidze, he lives here. and so we cherish folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed, it’s very palatial, it’s also very patterned. the little one on our panyamon handbrake could, but the muggle might not, be lost. the bridegrooms were married, they became friends, they were surrounded by one bride, then, who chose the bride, who left this year tomorrow. watch the project “cultural padarozhe” on tv channel belarus 24. friends, the live broadcast continues, good ranitsa belarus, today you will be mariana marinkova olga venskaya, we wish you an easy awakening and am pleased to announce that on on the calendar it’s already april 3, although i understand you... you looked in the window and didn’t understand at all, it’s that january has come, because it’s snowing in minsk, yesterday was some kind of hot july summer, today is a january day,

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gets of the budynak school of kruger know about minsk and our watches. history of belarus' past. garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha’s yard, no one knows. alekhan takhtamysh was at lidze, he lives here. let's remember folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed, it’s very palatial, it’s very patterned. malunak on our panyamonskih in handbrake could have been, but muggle would not have been smitten. the bridegrooms were married, they became friends, they were surrounded by one bride, and then she chose the bride, and she left the bride herself. watch the project “cultural padarozhe” on the belarus 24 tv channel . hello, my name is daria, what was the most unpleasant thing during the covid pandemic? when you lose a patient, these moments, of course, had a very negative effect on the perception of the situation, finally on... there will be not 24 hours, but 10 million years, so in the form of one year, only one day there microorganisms appeared on january 1, dinosaurs appeared on december 20, dinosaurs became extinct around december 25-26

krugere is democrat senator elizabeth warren focused on start ago new fight over iphones? what's coming up on the bottom line? >> hey, emac. thank you. oil prices rise and joe biden takes off billions of acres in alaska for heavy drilling there and we have mark morano here to discuss that and hush money trial continues and jury seated and trump calls for the gag order to be lifted and brett tollman will discuss. >> the boston globe preponderance editor here on the columbia protest and fallout and pro terrorist and anti-israel and privileged way lori harmons and take your -- whalers and take your mask off and see your faces and jeff van drew on the getting in line and it's not a ban, it's joe biden. ban, it's joe biden. top of the it's doug... ... of doug and limu. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. anyway, we got a bit of a situation here. ♪ uh-huh. uh-huh. ♪ [ metal groans] sure, i can hold. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty liberty liberty liberty ♪ ghostbusters: frozen empire. in theaters now. everybody wants super strai

among them, this precious painting as seen inside the stock exchange itself by the danish artist piet kruger old stock exchange looked like before. built by one of denmark's most powerful kings, christian iv, this autumn was supposed to be its 400th anniversary celebration. for many, copenhageners a moment of shock and sadness. four centuries of cultural history have been reduced to ruins. it's terrible. i can't put into words what the stock exchange means for us as a building and a symbol for copenhagen. i can't really explain. it'sjust a building, but it means so much to us copenhageners. meanwhile, the city's skyline has been forever changed. adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen. the organisers of a conference in brussels for right wing politicians across europe say that people are no longer being allowed to enter after the local authorities ordered it to be shut down. nigel farage and the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban are among those attending the national conservatism conference. here's our europe correspondent nick beake. the authorities have decided to shut the event. that th

gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches. darechy, hi im the point.g in the duma help you? i made a decision when to get elected in general, it was not easy, i’ll say right away, ladies, it’s not easy at all, because at that moment i was normal. god bless margarita simonyan, because she by the way, the first public figure in general who donated money to my lawyer, when de facto, as if they almost abandoned me, but there was no money at all, my family is not very rich, and my boyfriend, everything that i was stolen, well, i wrote about it in the book, but how it was, well, that’s how we women are, so we are loved, so we need them to be here, and then we don’t want to believe it, well, okay, it was and was, state i think why? i decided to try myself there, was elected in the kirov region, she gives me very big opportunities to help people, and i believe that this is my life mission. in america, in the alexandria prison there was a gas leak three times, according to the protocol, prisoners are simply taken into the crankcases, all of them are evacuated,

"new york" magazine had a great eliot spitzer cover by barbara kruger, the artist.ywhere, and ashley dupré afterwards for weeks was in the news. for the first time, we are seeing the face and learning the story of the woman for whose sexual services governor spitzer allegedly paid thousands of dollars. reporter: she is the escort known as "kristen." she goes by the name ashley dupré. she already made music on her myspace page. like, this was a person who was ready for the spotlight. she ended up becoming a columnist for the "new york post." sirius launched a radio channel just devoted to the eliot spitzer scandal, just so people could, like, talk all day long on sirius about client 9. ♪ tapper: but if you thought that this scandal was the end of eliot spitzer, you'd be mistaken. when you're a politician or a very famous person who goes through a major scandal, you have two choices afterwards. you can either go away forever, or you can...not, and eliot spitzer decided to not. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a buil

gety budynak kruger's master's school knows about minsk and is interested in our watches.t more about the past of belarus. garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha’s yard, no one knows. alekhan takhtamysh was at lidze, he lives here. let's remember folk traditions. the name itself is white-eyed. i congratulate you on reaching the third round and suggest that you postpone the questions and answers for a while and take a short break in order to get to know each other better. vasily, you are no longer new to the intellectual show, i know yes, 4 years ago you were with us, you reached the super final and fell into... show everything that it can show. how much time does it take to go to school? now you 're back, it's your first shift, right? yes, how much do you spend on school? then less than the time i spend on myself or on some additional education. i spend quite a bit on school. can you afford to take a walk first and then do your homework? yes, i understand that studying is easy for him, since he can put off his homework so easily, or it’s just not like that is

academy teacher tatyana volkova, who helped omag go through a difficult path, was played by diane krugero ballet school and made great progress, but due to a serious knee injury she was forced to quit classes, but nothing could stop omag herself on the way to her goal. she graduated from the academy with honors and was accepted into the big corpses. she worked there for a year, and then moved to the kremlin ballet and was its leading soloist for 4 years. it was on the kremlin stage that womock finally performed. his dream, playing odette and odile in swan lake. in 2018 , the ballerina left moscow. she danced in siula, sofia, krakow, boston, was a star of the astrakhan opera and ballet theater, and now spends most of her time in paris. omag has become the face of several brands that produce clothes and shoes for ballet. a she recently took the next step in her career. she opened her own ballet company, a choreography academy and a foundation that supports. joy says: dance is an opportunity to express through movements what the soul looks like, there is so much russian in this phrase, only

also, i'll speaking danny kruger i'll be speaking to danny kruger .lections coming up. last week, i picking up, particularly i was picking up, particularly at liz truss's book launch. funnily enough, little bit of funnily enough, a little bit of chatter about the fact that if these may, elections are really , these may, elections are really, really as is forecast, are really bad, as is forecast, are we going be seeing more? no we going to be seeing more? no letters of no confidence in against sunak? you know, against rishi sunak? you know, even some suggestions last week that might in office that he might not be in office by end of june. let's put by the end of june. let's put that to danny kruger. also, i'm going have tim shipman in going to have tim shipman in chief, political commentator for the he's got a new the sunday times. he's got a new book is analysing book out which is analysing theresa premiership, and book out which is analysing the going premiership, and book out which is analysing the going to premiership, and book out which is analysi

yes, indeed, we are the dunning kruger nation, right? we often believe we know a lot more about certain things than there are to know. and it shows right? we the more we open our mouths, often the more we we remove the doubt in others, right? who may be more aware of things than we are. another to diversify our media habits. well, look, we've got challenges. we're part of the challenge. the fact that we may not seek out journalistic or no, i don't understand what they are, what they look like. but there are signs of reinvention. there are important signs that we talk about in the book, of course, goes on to illustrate all of these things that we're talking about. if we talk about if journalism as, we have known it is on the verge of disappearing. right. sensationalized tabloid ized. hyper partizan. right. that's commonplace. that's mostly what passes for journalism. absolute what passes on cable news, that's for sure. broadcasting tried to limp along and keep up with those types of trends. what are some of these reinvention signs? well,

nation wing of the party who tend to be further to the left, and then those of the sort of danny krugerty more socially conservative, those who were worried that the rwanda plan didn't go far enough, and those who worry that it went too far to give a recent example. but the fact that dan poulter is now calling his own party and nationalist party and defecting to labour is bad news for rishi sunak. he has been trying so hard to keep these two very different sides of his party together throughout the last sort of six months or so, and dunng sort of six months or so, and during the rwanda debates , he during the rwanda debates, he was making concessions here, concessions there, just trying to get everyone over the line with him. well, he has now failed to get everyone over the line with him. and what makes things difficult for the prime minister is that if dan poulter was planning to stand in the next election for labour, then, you know, you could sort of dismiss this defection as dan poulter just dismiss this defection as dan poulterjust knowing dismiss this defection as dan poulter just

he's gone, there's a thing called the dunning—kruger effect, which in layman's terms means that you'reright enough to understand your own lack of capabilities . your own lack of capabilities. and i think he's a classic example of it. >> that's that is funny. yes, i mean, he was he was named a trailblazer by the great and the good, the times magazine, they saw him as this progressive light in the united kingdom , for light in the united kingdom, for scotland, was he the most overpromoted man in britain? >> well, i think it was definitely the most overpromoted man in scotland i can think of, other contenders for that title in britain , but no, he was in britain, but no, he was completely out of his depth and, you know, i don't want to be rude about him because i'm sure that essentially he's a he's a fairly nice person, but, he was like a you know, he was completely out of his depth as first minister. and i'm sure it's a huge relief for scotland as a whole that he's gone. but i'm sure it will also be a huge relief for him and his family that he's no longer the punchbag of the commentariat