magid. i'm zara. nice to meet you.country is going through a bit of a divorce but i thought i would just bring some flowers. thank you. and i can't forget, i've got you some of sheffield's finest henderson relish. amazing. thank you so much. nice to meet you. how are you feeling? a bit nervous. what about you ? i am really excited. are you single? no, i have got a boyfriend. god! shall i just leave? i'm going to wet myself, i'm so nervous. my name's aisleyne horgan—wallace, and the older generation will probably know me from a show called big brother. when it was good! i'm nervous about the date, because you've probably got me with some real intellectual... i can't say bleep, can i? my name is robert winston, i'm professor of science and society at imperial college in london. i've literally come from the gutter, i lived in hostels and had no parents. when i entered the house of lords, it was assumed i'd sit, like most scientists, on the crossbenches. but they found out i was a member of the labour party. i voted for br

the role of of poet laureate you know do you think that it's time for a new type of politics like magid in sheffield's to come along and try and change things yeah i do indeed i think people like majeed it's extremely important to have that representation that but not only just for representation sake but for the fact that he's someone who has the people's interests at heart and when we talk about homelessness homelessness is all about to really cool. sure that illness that we have of as a society and illness being a lack of care for homeless people i think the key is having compassion for people and i think that's what majeed has and i think that's what's needed as we know absolute power corrupts absolutely and these are you know nothing's new under the sun in the sense that these are global systems of power and and it's hard and there's a disparity between them and the people and i think that's where the community needs to step in when the system fails as it will do and as it does we need to step in as a community this whole beyond how you know global systems of power have always stru