my main think was marmite. _ along? my main think was marmite. i— along? my main think was marmite, i have to - along? my main think was marmite, i have to be - along? my main think was - marmite, i have to be honest. and that is it?— marmite, i have to be honest. and that is it? yes, marmite, a sketchbook. — and that is it? yes, marmite, a sketchbook, reading _ and that is it? yes, marmite, a sketchbook, reading materials, things to keep us busy. we sketchbook, reading materials, things to keep us busy.- things to keep us busy. we are -la in: things to keep us busy. we are playing pictures _ things to keep us busy. we are playing pictures of _ things to keep us busy. we are playing pictures of the - playing pictures of the penguins that are all around the area. what have they said to you about that? so the area. what have they said to you about that?— the area. what have they said to you about that? so we had a trainin: to you about that? so we had a training weekend _ to you about that? so we had a training weekend where - to you about that? so we had a

is, is a marmite issue.nd yet you can't deny can you just what an impact alex salmond had . impact alex salmond had. >> no it's impossible to deny it. he was undoubtedly and still strange seeing it in the past tense. but he was undoubtedly the foremost scottish politician of his generation and arguably the last 25 years. certainly the lifetime of devolution. you're absolutely correct in your introduction that he was extremely close to pushing scotland out of the united kingdom. the fact that he managed to secure and collaboration with the former prime minister, david cameron, the independence referendum in the independence referendum in the first place is tantamount to a lifetime well served in terms of scottish politics, you were never going to top that. once the decision was made to remain in the united kingdom, and yet he still remained the central figure in the subsequent controversies that emerged within the snp and is very acrimonious fallout with his successors plural didn't diminish the affection wit

the maker of cornetto, magnum and ben &jerry�*s, as well as other cupboard staples like marmite, dove it will now spin off that icecream business by the end of next year. sales of those ice cream brandsjumped nearly 10% compared with the same period last year, well above the forecasts. let's get more. michael field is european equity strategist at morningstar. good to have us us. it is one orderly set of figures at one company but i wonder what it tells us about the state of consumer behaviour it now? indeed. i think we are at a pivotal point and we are at two years of high inflation and consumers in cash strapped as a result of that. _ consumers in cash strapped as a result of that. so _ consumers in cash strapped as a result of that. so see _ consumers in cash strapped as a result of that. so see a - result of that. so see a positive outcome here kind of bodes well generally speaking for the consumer.— for the consumer. interesting that the escomb _ for the consumer. interesting that the escomb sales - for the consumer. interesting that the escomb sales went l that the escomb sales

yeah. >> so he's not he's not marmite, is he ? is he?haps. >> yes. yeah. >> yes. yeah. >> but he always talks up britain rather than starmer who's always talking down britain. and actually people don't want to hear it. >> yeah i mean boris is a massive dilemma for the tories going forward isn't he alex. alex. >> andy. andy. >> andy. andy. >> oh i mean i'm not a tory. you'll have to ask one of those. but i think you know boris johnson.i but i think you know boris johnson. i mean it's why i mean, are we are we getting commission for promoting his book unleashed here? you know, i mean, it's well, i don't the reason i asked this and the reason we've put it into the show is that i just wonder whether it's a political opportunity for the new leader of the tory party to say, i'm bringing boris back. >> he's not going to be an mp for now, but he's going to be in the inner circle . he's going to the inner circle. he's going to be very visible, very present. as part of my new project, whether that's badenoch, cleverly or jenrick . cleverly or jenr

yeah. >> so he's not he's not marmite, is he ? is he? >> yes. yeah. >> yes. yeah. >> but he always talks up britain rather than starmer who's always talking down britain. and actually people don't want to hear it. >> yeah i mean boris is a massive dilemma for the tories going forward isn't he alex. alex. >> andy. andy. >> andy. andy. >> oh i mean i'm not a tory. you'll have to ask one of those. but i think you know boris johnson.i but i think you know boris johnson. i mean it's why i mean, are we are we getting commission for promoting his book unleashed here? you know, i mean, it's well, i don't the reason i asked this and the reason we've put it into the show is that i just wonder whether it's a political opportunity for the new leader of the tory party to say, i'm bringing boris back. >> he's not going to be an mp for now, but he's going to be in the inner circle . he's going to the inner circle. he's going to be very visible, very present. as part of my new project, whether that's badenoch, cleverly or jenrick . cleverly or jenrick.

this part that we see here, this kettle is a french kettle called, marmite. these cast cooking pots may have had three or up to four of these beautiful fluted. and i found hundreds these in the collection here as i was looking through boxes. so we know that there were many, many types of this kettle in use here at fort ticonderoga. you can also see that this has a distinctly flat edge and, a flat base. there is one seam along the bottom for its casting and in comparison, this british style pot, which is much round belld, kind of like this classic, which kettle that you might think of, it is very different and they also would have functioned differently. so if you sit one over the fire, the french kettle would have been more ideal for things like braising. and oftentimes these kettles did also have lids. these round bellied kettles would have been very, very good for boiling. so we can learn a little bit about how process of cooking was undertaken using different vessels. unfortunately, this photo was not the best, but you can also see that the foot on this ke

this part that we see here, this kettle is a french kettle called, marmite. these cast cooking pots may have had three or up to four of these beautiful fluted. and i found hundreds these in the collection here as i was looking through boxes. so we know that there were many, many types of this kettle in use here at fort ticonderoga. you can also see that this has a distinctly flat edge and, a flat base. there is one seam along the bottom for its casting and in comparison, this british style pot, which is much round bellied, kind of le this classic, which kettlthat you might think of, it is very different and they also would have functioned differently. so if you sit one over the fire, the french kettle would have been more ideal for things like braising. and oftentimes these kettles did also have lids. these round bellied kettles would have been very, very good for boiling. so we can learn a little bit about how process of cooking was undertaken using different vessels. unfortunately, this photo was not the best, but you can also see that the foot on this kett

. >> the thing is, boris johnson is like marmite, i mean ian. good morning.ister in living history. >> so it's very difficult when this. but that's part of the thing about being this rock like a rock star politician sort of thing, is that people either seem to really, really adore what somebody does or they really, really don't. and everything, everything becomes marmite. and of course, everything is different. shades of grey in between. and we've got to wait and see what shades of grey. meanwhile, labour is proving to be there's one for catherine here. >> this is from christina. labour and honest in one sentence. catherine. question mark, question mark, question mark. >> but they do say some things are honest, don't they? >> it's things can only get w0 i'se. woi'se. >> worse. >> i mean, the clocks have stopped. clock is correct. >> twice controversial. >> twice controversial. >> well, no, but i mean some of some of the things that labour has come out with at recently is questionable. i mean, there's all this . i just can't believe all this. i just can't beli