the other day, lbc were saying, we try to get— other day, lbc were saying, we try to get republic toomment but they didn't answertheir to get republic to comment but they didn't answer their phones. why? their— didn't answer their phones. why? their phones were in the possession of the _ their phones were in the possession of the metropolitan police. the phones — of the metropolitan police. the phones have now been returned but of course _ phones have now been returned but of course the _ phones have now been returned but of course the police have achieved what they needed to they prevented the protest _ they needed to they prevented the protest having the impact it should have had _ protest having the impact it should have had by arresting the leaders of the protest and by denying them the ability— the protest and by denying them the ability to— the protest and by denying them the ability to communicate. the met did the job— ability to communicate. the met did the job the — ability to communicate. the met did the job the home office wanted them to do _ the job the home office wanted

and he's obviously very happy at lbc ant nts— he's obviously very happy at lbc and his figures— he'sit was— now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing? it was quite interesting. _ hall thing? it was quite interesting. no entertaining, actually.— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he was very good. he was-good— actually. he was very good. he was good entertainment. and was very good entertainment. and the woman— was very good entertainment. and the who— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was trying to kind of the woman who was trying to kind ot-you— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew,— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew, tnt- the woman who was trying to kind of you know, and was was of run it, you know, and was was the— of run it, you know, and was was the-hot— of run it, you know, and was was tthe-hot-to— of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him.- of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him. but. of run it, you know, and was was like not to

and he's obviously very happy at lbc ant nts— he's obviously very happy at lbc and his figures— he'sit was— now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing? it was quite interesting. _ hall thing? it was quite interesting. no entertaining, actually.— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he was very good. he was-good— actually. he was very good. he was good entertainment. and was very good entertainment. and the woman— was very good entertainment. and the who— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was trying to kind of the woman who was trying to kind ot-you— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew,— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew, tnt- the woman who was trying to kind of you know, and was was of run it, you know, and was was the— of run it, you know, and was was the-hot— of run it, you know, and was was tthe-hot-to— of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him.- of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him. but. of run it, you know, and was was like not to

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and this morning, sir keir starmer was on lbc radio and this is what he had to say.lot oi doors— i've obviously knocked on a lot oi doors in— i've obviously knocked on a lot of doors in the— i've obviously knocked on a lot of doors in the last few years one— of doors in the last few years and wow— of doors in the last few years one you go— of doors in the last few years one you go io— of doors in the last few years and you go to doors sometimes in geweioi— and you go to doors sometimes in general election— and you go to doors sometimes in general election and— and you go to doors sometimes in general election and you're met wiiii— general election and you're met wiin someone— general election and you're met with someone who— general election and you're met with someone who says , look, i'm with someone who says, look, i'm an with someone who says, look, i'm on eu— with someone who says, look, i'm on eu oiiizen— with someone who says, look, i'm an eu citizen. i've— with someone who says, look, i'm an eu citizen. i've been living newe— an eu citizen. i've been living n

and this morning, sir keir starmer was on lbc radio and this is what he had to say.ously knocked on a lot oi goons— i've obviously knocked on a lot oi doors in— i've obviously knocked on a lot of doors in the— i've obviously knocked on a lot of doors in the last few years oni— of doors in the last few years and you— of doors in the last few years and you go— of doors in the last few years and you go io— of doors in the last few years and you go to doors sometimes in gononi— and you go to doors sometimes in general election— and you go to doors sometimes in general election and— and you go to doors sometimes in general election and you're met niin— general election and you're met niin sonoono— general election and you're met with someone who— general election and you're met with someone who says , look, i'm with someone who says, look, i'm an with someone who says, look, i'm on eu— with someone who says, look, i'm on eu oiiizon— with someone who says, look, i'm an eu citizen. i've— with someone who says, look, i'm an eu citizen. i've been living nono— an eu citizen. i

he was this morning, i was talking this morning, i think it was on lbc radio, actually.w that some of you mu be meme— because i know that some of you will be eating tea.— because i know that some of you will be eating tea. you love yeu— will be eating tea. you love your mmem— will be eating tea. you love your family there, your kids mere.— your family there, your kids mere. mis— your family there, your kids there. this is— your family there, your kids there. this is a— your family there, your kids there. this is a bit of a weird conversation— there. this is a bit of a weird conversation to— there. this is a bit of a weird conversation to be having whilst mue— conversation to be having whilst muse-i— conversation to be having whilst you're-l deme— conversation to be having whilst you're i don't know. you you're eating. i don't know. you spag— you're eating. i don't know. you spas-whatever— you're eating. i don't know. you spag whatever you're spag bol, whatever you're meme,— spag bol, whatever you're meme-u— spag bol, whatever you're mmem-u- spag bol, whatever you'rei eat

then when he went he went like that on lbc, when he started describing, oh, god, yes, .ight, some of the heh-he-eh- end of the night, some of the rain _be _at times,j rain could be heavy at times, eheehhhg— rain could be heavy at times, eheehhhg hheh— rain could be heavy at times, clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg— clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg eh— clearing that driest conditions, hehehhg eh hh— clearing that driest conditions, holding on in the— clearing that driest conditions, holding on in the east, a mild eheyh— holding on in the east, a mild ehehh he— holding on in the east, a mild start to monday— holding on in the east, a mild start to monday morning. temperatures— start to monday morning.- temperatures-figures temperatures in double figures for temperatures in double figures heh mew.— temperatures in double figures heh mehy. hwh— temperatures in double figures heh mehy. hwh e— temperatures in double figures for many, but a wet windy for many, but a wet and windy eheyh— for many, but a wet and windy ehehh eee— for many, but a wet and windy start

amusement as well paid influential radio presenters and journalists, the likes of james o'brien on lbcs eyes, it's all about ebbsstmg— because in his eyes, it's all about opposing brexit and ebbsstmg— about opposing brexit and opposing the_ about opposing brexit and opposing the tories. about opposing brexit and opposing the tories . and what opposing the tories. and what r-m — opposing the tories. and what rm saytmg— opposing the tories. and what rm saytmg bere— opposing the tories. and what i'm saying here, mark, is that astuatty— i'm saying here, mark, is that astuatty tt— i'm saying here, mark, is that actually if we— i'm saying here, mark, is that actually if we think about who bas— actually if we think about who has access to _ actually if we think about who has access to not— actually if we think about who has access to not just political bever— has access to not just political bever but— has access to not just political power, but cultural power, sestat— power, but cultural power, social power,— power, but cultural power, social power, who defines the tbat— social power, who de

the other day lbc were saying we tried to get the public to comment but they did not answer their phonescause the police have achieved what they needed to achieve, they prevented the protests, prevented the protest having the impact they should have had, by arresting the leaders of the process and by denying them the ability to communicate. the metropolitan did thejob ability to communicate. the metropolitan did the job the home office wanted them to do. the home office will deny it had any role, thatis office will deny it had any role, that is a lie. i was also told my name was mentioned by gold commander during the operation with the police wondering how they might arrest me to stop tweeting about what they were doing. funnily enough, they did not arrest me. these are allegations they will deny, they are not here, get them on!— they will deny, they are not here, get them on!_ i - they will deny, they are not here, get them on!_ i will i they will deny, they are not here, | get them on!_ i will not get them on! calm down. i will not calm down- — get them on! calm down. i will not calm d

so he was being interviewed ferrari on interviewed by nick ferrari on lbc and was asked by a listenere oe— it's very much, you know, along the-lines as as— it's very much, you know, along the lines as as we've seen the same lines as as we've seen hhh— the same lines as as we've seen wtth other— the same lines as as we've seen with other subject— the same lines as as we've seen with other subject areas. but of eohee-mothe— with other subject areas. but of course maths being course with maths being an otteothe— course with maths being an otteothe-o- course with maths being an objective a universal objective subject, a universal tongueee— objective subject, a universal language, something quite language, it's something quite thtereht— language, it's something quite different-so— language, it's something quite different so we've different. and so what we've seen-telegraph- different. and so what we've seen telegraph today is seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics— seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics mathematicians, 50 top mathematics mathematicians, so teethe— top mathe