matt hancock as , don't get it.disgraced former health secretary, is slammed for claiming over secretary, is slammed for claiming ove r £300,000 claiming over £300,000 of resign, slick gig claiming it resign, a slick gig claiming it was about the money. i'm was not about the money. i'm going tell you more about that and show you this encounter. actually at actually in the media buzz at 1030. the guardian reports that half a million people are set to strike tomorrow with serious disruption predicted on railways , in schools and, at airports. the eye reports that angry tories anti—growth low on high tax. jeremy hunt over his refusal to cut taxes . the refusal to cut taxes. the chancellor is currently holding firm to his economic plan despite tory grandees who would lay pleading for tax cuts before 2024. and a fascinating revelation on the front page of , the independent, which quotes her late majesty the queen, as telling prince andrew, do charity work to clear your name and find redemption. my superstar panel back wi

they decided to go for matt hancock . didn't the go for matt hancock.t the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima? i'm well, i would say i absolutely disagree and that she should not be rehabilitated , should not be rehabilitated, seen as as as a victim, as it were, by seeing her as a we are feeding into the very narrative thatis feeding into the very narrative that is inducing, radicalised in the first place. and you will see it tomorrow with the prevent review. william shawcross being very heavily critical of the way in which the media portrays terrorists as victims. but is this victim narrative that puts our young people that threat from so this is disturbing the very risk that we to tackle. but what message does this send out to people are 15 years old say who frankly think well , i can who frankly think well, i can actually go and join a jihadi cult somewhere in the middle east now and maybe so suicide bombers into suicide vests. and i'll just come back to tower hamlets after it's all said and done. it's not really a

they decided to go for matt hancock . didn't the go for matt hancock.t the bbc appear to have stumped for shamima ? i'm well, i would say shamima? i'm well, i would say i absolutely disagree and that she should not be rehabilitated , should not be rehabilitated, seen as as as a victim, as it were, by seeing her as a we are feeding into the very narrative thatis feeding into the very narrative that is inducing, radicalised in the first place. and you will see it tomorrow with the prevent review. william shawcross being very heavily critical of the way in which the media portrays terrorists as victims. but is this victim narrative that puts our young people that threat from so this is disturbing the very risk that we to tackle. but what message does this send out to people are 15 years old say who frankly think well , i can who frankly think well, i can actually go and join a jihadi cult somewhere in the middle east now and maybe so suicide bombers into suicide vests. and i'll just come back to tower hamlets after it's all said and done. it's not really a

matt hancock was press.so matt hancock was was on tv again being grilled by kate garraway this time he said they didn't go on i'm a celebrity get me out of here for the for the money even though he got 320 grand, is quite got 320 grand, which is quite a lot money, he gave a charity. lot of money, he gave a charity. well, to well, he gave ten grand to charity. know a charity. so you know a percentage . it quite a small percentage. it quite a small percentage. it quite a small percentage. but yeah so he said he do the money. he didn't do it for the money. i it to show who am so i'm not it to show who i am so i'm not i'm narcissistic is what see in there the only people pretend they're not doing things for money absolutely fine do money it's absolutely fine do things that's the things for money that's the bafis things for money that's the basis capitalist basis of western capitalist democracies , people doing things basis of western capitalist dermoney. s , people doing things basis of western capitalist dermone

but if matt hancock programmes.here's another thing coming here and i don't think there's the likeability i she disagree with sean on the itv because i think it's as like , you know, if i was on the tv company, i wanted to get eyeballs. i would i would employ matt hancock and in itv's defence, matt hancock did no itv , the cancel culture, the woke station of all of them and they're the ones who then offer this man 300,000 quid to come a programme. i agree with everything that sean said he did say. matt hancock did say he was going to give it to charity and dyslexia. he mentioned dyslexia twice . he gave like ten grand, twice. he gave like ten grand, right? yeah. and kept the rest himself. but he also trusted he wasn't doing it for the money. well give all of well in which case give all of that can we also just point out the is currently serving the man is currently serving politician? oh, god. janet he has has he is convinced to his constituents that he should be doing his job. it shouldn't be in the limelight. it s

they rehabilitate matt hancock.hamima begum, it would seem, wouldn't say why on earth they're trying to rehabilitate her. also it's out that her. also it's turned out that we well be giving we may well actually be giving money to anti extremist groups and don't like giving and they don't like giving money to yeah you couldn't to islamists. yeah you couldn't make it up now see why that. make it up now i see why that. good it'll be getting good evening. it'll be getting windy through wednesday because they uk at least we they half of the uk at least we have met office warning in the far north—west further south light tonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost tonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'llonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadilyieans fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadily clearfog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadily clear toi and frost i'll steadily clear to reveal plenty of sunshine by the afternoon under

they rehabilitate matt hancock.hamima begum, it would seem, wouldn't say why on earth they're trying to rehabilitate her. also it's out that her. also it's turned out that we well be giving we may well actually be giving money to anti extremist groups and don't like giving and they don't like giving money to yeah you couldn't to islamists. yeah you couldn't make it up now see why that. make it up now i see why that. good it'll be getting good evening. it'll be getting windy through wednesday because they uk at least we they half of the uk at least we have met office warning in the far north—west further south light tonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost tonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'llonight means fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadilyieans fog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadily clearfog far north—west further south ligh'frost i'll steadily clear toi and frost i'll steadily clear to reveal plenty of sunshine by the afternoon under

ensure lessons were learned to help protect front line staff — something the then health secretary matt hancockowed to those who'd given their lives in duty and in service. the review has never been published. we've talked to some people involved in it, they don't want to speak out publicly but say they're unhappy that it's not seen the light of day. the review needs to be in the public and we need to learn from it. the biggest tragedy would be if and when the next pandemic happens, if we have those same failings again. we need to know what we did wrong so that next time this happens, we can do better. we asked the government about the review. it didn't respond. well, this is exciting, isn't it? mind your head. it's a bit like flying. it'll pressurise you, just like a plane. 0k. 0k? rachel and gordon are so desperate to feel better they're paying for experimental oxygen therapy in a pressure chamber, similar to those used by divers. i honestly think if we don't gain much from this oxygen therapy, it'll set our moods back massively because it's the only thing we've got at the moment. that's time

matt hancock if you like , sit down, chat. levinson like, sit down, chat.'s have you in any time. you guys have a few questions , guys have a few questions, right? what we talking about now. do you want to talk about the thing in your house which is absolutely filthy lucky enough to what would you to have one. and what would you guess is this. so how do you guess it is this. so how do you like hot tub. i like a hot celibate can't lie i like a hot tub to like hot tub me did you know you i've just got back know you are? i've just got back from a break my fiance's from a small break my fiance's birthday tonight and so i feel fully acquainted the hot fully acquainted with the hot tub. just lovely tub. so it's just lovely that you've this story to me. you've brought this story to me. well, morning, one in 20 well, one morning, one in 20 people bought a hot tub at the height of the pandemic. nobody can afford to turn them on now because limited expensive. because it's limited expensive. they them is of a line they them up, which is of a line probably just well be

how, who, what the matt hancock. as far as can tell.any tomorrow . so could you. company tomorrow. so could you. so, i mean, you two would probably actually get further with it than i would. but yeah , with it than i would. but yeah, setting up tv company does not setting up a tv company does not mean you are going to be on the telly. i'm afraid you have pitch these that you make these ideas that you make broadcasters who or may want broadcasters who may or may want to then buy them . so it just to then buy them. so it just feels like, yes, another hancock vanhy feels like, yes, another hancock vanity project. i mean, the man knows no shame, no boundaries to his vanity. and this is all part of him pursuing a media career and at home. and i wish he would be upfront about that i think he'd get less flak if he was because he's tried to present his media career, supposedly media career as effectively an act public service. i'm go act of public service. i'm go when to talk when i'm a celebrity to talk about dyslexia a handful of times. going

this is matt hancock.ack for more so his bizarre pre—show entrance on good morning britain reminded social media of a certain movie . hey you're certain sci fi movie. hey you're not supposed to . be people are mocking matt hancock quite life feel a bit sorry for him actually i don't feel sorry for myself. no, because you know what this that interview, he really got and feel like really got it. and i feel like he like there's the whole he was like there's the whole thing him in the jungle thing of him being in the jungle was hancock watching was like hancock watching yeah. and now it's like he's actually been held to account by people who of being with who know all then of being with a bunch celebrities don't a bunch of celebrities who don't know anything. and i'm not including as not including myself as i'm not celebrity, know celebrity, but i don't know anything the fact is anything either. but the fact is now that she up to now someone that she stood up to and no, wait a minute, this was wrong. and he wa

this is matt hancock.ack for more so his bizarre pre—show entrance on good morning britain reminded social media of a certain movie . hey you're certain sci fi movie. hey you're not supposed to . be people are mocking matt hancock quite life feel a bit sorry for him actually i don't feel sorry for myself. no, because you know what this that interview, he really got and feel like really got it. and i feel like he like there's the whole he was like there's the whole thing him in the jungle thing of him being in the jungle was hancock watching was like hancock watching yeah. and now it's like he's actually been held to account by people who of being with who know all then of being with a bunch celebrities don't a bunch of celebrities who don't know anything. and i'm not including as not including myself as i'm not celebrity, know celebrity, but i don't know anything the fact is anything either. but the fact is now that she up to now someone that she stood up to and no, wait a minute, this was wrong. and he wa

it's a bit like the matt hancock thing. for giving matt hancoc k £350,000 for doing matt hancock £350,000 for doing i'm a celebrity. matt hancock shouldn't have taken it shouldn't have taken it shouldn't been offered to him, actually, but i mean, ooh, surprisingly nanny state issue of putting on this stuff about individual responsibility choice. yes, there is an individual you could offer me to i don't know what crime i neighbourhood giving drugs for people going say no yeah. people i'm going to say no yeah. oh well example because that's illegal so. yeah. well yes do think there is also sort of corporate response but isn't that to say actually , you know, that to say actually, you know, why would we know we're just milking this for going to milking this for it's going to be publicity for that be terrible publicity for that it's to cause scandal. it's going to cause a scandal. let's because it will get let's do it because it will get more i think more viewers. i just think terrible. very terrible. but i'll just very quickly

secretary matt hancock hancock. what's up to my ankle?any, i think some tv company going to go into television and wants to get the moolah for himself rather than paying moolah for himself rather than paying another television company is libya. yeah. oh, thank very much. thank you very much of that kind of who decided to delete whatever was needed for yes. so he set up this for me. yes. so he set up this tv company. we got time to buy one now. anyway, what does this say thank so much. my say so? thank you so much. my wonderful panel, christine hamilton. christine thank you so much. you. any much. lovely to see you. any time. also the lovely danny time. and also the lovely danny kelly. a pleasure. you. kelly. a pleasure. thank you. heads about role that heads will roll about role that companies have grabbed wells fargo this huge thank fargo and this is a huge thank you to you and your company it's been pleasure i'll been such a pleasure as i'll see you next time same place you next week time same place anyway hello i'm craig snow. here is

and of course, boris didn't even sack matt hancock when captured on cctv tv having a snog fest lockdowny rule you can think of . it's my view that can think of. it's my view that when it comes to the strikes, the woke takeover of our society, the crisis and illegal migrant crossings, the alternative to rishi sunak the cervix for the leader of the opposition is a keir starmer hasn't got a leg to stand on or cervix with half the country effectively on strike. starmer didn't even bring it up at prime minister's questions. clear proof if you needed it, that he is in the pocket of the unions. now today's news of a hike in interest rates , more bad news interest rates, more bad news and an start to the year. credit cards, loans, mortgages will all go up. but the faith, the tunnel at its darkest before you reach the end. perhaps fuelled by brexit derangement syndrome which the political and media elites will try to blame everything on our departure from the eu britain in my view, has been a victim of huge pessimism when it comes to our post pandemic outlook. when it comes to our post pandemic

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matt hancock. itv decided to try to rehabbcate it. matt hancock.ecided to try to rehabbc went matt hancock. itv decided to try to reha bbc went for|tt hancock. itv decided to try to reha bbc went for shamimak. itv decided to try to reha bbc went for shamima i think the bbc went for shamima i think has massively, but has backfired massively, but despite the setback bakam, despite the setback for bakam, lawyers the lawyers say the fight over the decision of her decision deprive her of her citizenship . pip still has a citizenship. pip still has a long to go in terms of their legal plight. that's that's nowhere near over. we're not going to go details about exactly what that means at stage, i think. what else this judgement comes out for with thatis judgement comes out for with that is some some courage and some leadership from home secretary to look at this case afresh . very interesting assess afresh. very interesting assess and say you go into the law and end up on the side there of bringing shamima begum back to uk. i'm going to have a legal exper

and of course, boris didn't even sack matt hancock when captured on cctv tv having a snog fest lockdowny rule you can think of . it's my view that can think of. it's my view that when it comes to the strikes, the woke takeover of our society, the crisis and illegal migrant crossings, the alternative to rishi sunak the cervix for the leader of the opposition is a keir starmer hasn't got a leg to stand on or cervix with half the country effectively on strike. starmer didn't even bring it up at prime minister's questions. clear proof if you needed it, that he is in the pocket of the unions. now today's news of a hike in interest rates , more bad news interest rates, more bad news and an start to the year. credit cards, loans, mortgages will all go up. but the faith, the tunnel at its darkest before you reach the end. perhaps fuelled by brexit derangement syndrome which the political and media elites will try to blame everything on our departure from the eu britain in my view, has been a victim of huge pessimism when it comes to our post pandemic outlook. when it comes to our post pandemic

the bbc itv decided to boost matt hancock's career. the bbc is on to stump for baig , didn't i?is a particularly awful situation where they're almost laughing at us that we are being made on pain of going to court , even pain of going to court, even prison pay for the bbc prison to pay for the bbc licence fee in many cases. and they got so people they got that. so many people are it. and they also went on to say that. they've got better budgets than a lot of their competitors as well. and as despite bbc licence being despite the bbc licence being branded as regressive by some peers and a report by tory pay baroness stole , beeston baroness stole, beeston suggested that there were viable alternatives to the bbc public broadcasting model. oh, i don't know. take away the licence fee . try to stand on your own two feet commercially if you have good me now is good content. joining me now is former bbc dj is danny cowley. danny, your views the bbc licence they appear like they're a bit and in fact this is the that the warning allegedly from the boss at the bbc that was we don't want t

and would you say like someone and i would you say like someone like matt hancock deserve like matt hancock silly these people to be silly for these people to be actually the of actually suggesting the idea of medals when they do leave. sometimes they haven't even got a good track record and in disgrace. yeah, they haven't done nothing for their constituency believe constituency i believe in rewarding people for being great thinkers. so i think if they were a medal for that, were as a medal for that, i think it would one of the ones like older ones. yeah. i can't think of the bigger ones. well, let's go a much more serious stuff for you. you've chosen a story . yeah. in the mirror. it's story. yeah. in the mirror. it's a well, it's an attack it's bullying storytellers . i love bullying storytellers. i love this opinion piece by eva simpson in the mirror. and to my shock horror, this week i was sent a video on whatsapp of a black schoolgirl being racially attacked , aggravated and attacked, aggravated and physically punched, her hair being pulled . and it's being pulled. and it's horrifying

matt hancock i mean, i could do hancock i mean, i could do hancock every week for his car crash performanceod britain this week dreadful demands idiot. i mean he did win i think yesterday the day before so he probably can't win again . so with you at your win again. so with you at your nomination, mine is sadiq khan, the london for the ulez expansion . even though we know expansion. even though we know the process was manipulated even though we know that london is do want this even though we know that businesses will foul the poor will be impacted. he's doubung poor will be impacted. he's doubling down. it needs be scrapped and the government need to somehow get rid of sadiq khan . yeah, but they can't. but i hear you , james. you know, mini hear you, james. you know, mini mine , gillian keegan, who was mine, gillian keegan, who was not only flaunting her ten grand rolex watch this morning , not only flaunting her ten grand rolex watch this morning, is obviously on a mp salary subsidised food drink, free travel, free energy and else telling nursing teachers to be realistic about their pay a

and in your world jim , could you see her doing one of those reality shows of following matt hancockt in that of things? well, i mean, i the bbc will be to on do dancing on ice with jemima bacon and that's going to be the next thing they're going to be the couple skating together. yeah. there's no business like woke business now. i don't know what she's going to do is just clear off really. but but it's not. is that good ? oh, dear. but she was that good? oh, dear. but she was a bit of a statesman oh, no, sorry. i read wrong. she's just a bit of a state. i mean, do you ever watch him? i think moment it was over for sturgeon do you remember that press conference. i think it was last monday. right. and she referred to that just monstrous male rapist adam graham as her. yeah and she did it numerous times . and it was it numerous times. and it was that moment jim, i thought the game's up , the game's up because game's up, the game's up because . all of a sudden, her woke ideology has actually been exposed as dangerous , but she's exposed as dangerous, but she's still standing by she stil

and in your world jim , could you see her doing one of those reality shows of following matt hancockt in that of things? well, i mean, i the bbc will be to on do dancing on ice with jemima bacon and that's going to be the next thing they're going to be the couple skating together. yeah. there's no business like woke business now. i don't know what she's going to do is just clear off really. but but it's not. is that good ? oh, dear. but she was that good? oh, dear. but she was a bit of a statesman oh, no, sorry. i read wrong. she's just a bit of a state. i mean, do you ever watch him? i think moment it was over for sturgeon do you remember that press conference. i think it was last monday. right. and she referred to that just monstrous male rapist adam graham as her. yeah and she did it numerous times . and it was it numerous times. and it was that moment jim, i thought the game's up , the game's up because game's up, the game's up because . all of a sudden, her woke ideology has actually been exposed as dangerous , but she's exposed as dangerous, but she's still standing by she stil

matt hancock i mean, i could do hancock i mean, i could do hancock every week for his car crash performanceod britain this week dreadful demands idiot. i mean he did win i think yesterday the day before so he probably can't win again . so with you at your win again. so with you at your nomination, mine is sadiq khan, the london for the ulez expansion . even though we know expansion. even though we know the process was manipulated even though we know that london is do want this even though we know that businesses will foul the poor will be impacted. he's doubung poor will be impacted. he's doubling down. it needs be scrapped and the government need to somehow get rid of sadiq khan . yeah, but they can't. but i hear you , james. you know, mini hear you, james. you know, mini mine , gillian keegan, who was mine, gillian keegan, who was not only flaunting her ten grand rolex watch this morning , not only flaunting her ten grand rolex watch this morning, is obviously on a mp salary subsidised food drink, free travel, free energy and else telling nursing teachers to be realistic about their pay a

therese coffey says has arisen out of lockdown remember out of lockdown to remember yesterday, matt hancockthat must be learnt tv warning that must be learnt for the next pandemic. so to discuss this taxpayer funded scheme joined christine scheme, joined by dr. christine dunn , who's a senior lecturer in dunn, who's a senior lecturer in natural sciences at bangor university. hello, christine . university. hello, christine. good to you again. morning. good to see you again. morning. good to see you again. morning. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning. thanks for me on. good morning vision good morning now this vision which rishi sunak described as essential his target of not essential to his target of not just halting but reversing the decline nature. sounds decline of nature. sounds wonderful in principle, but surely in england right now, people are worried about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, worried about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, living�*d about. paying surely in england right now, peop bills, living near)ut

in eight years there have been seven secretaries of state, including matt hancock and nadine dorrieslast year, nadine dorries. late last year, chancellor jeremy axed vat refunds for foreign shoppers. critics say that the decision is a hammer blow and burberry has announced the of its store in bond street has the government tailored the right policy for an industry that employs nearly a million. i'm joined now by dylan jones, the former editor of go and the man who put david on the front cover , and jeremy gill, front cover, and jeremy gill, who ceo of the outsiders perspective . dylan, this perspective. dylan, this question , welcome to you both. question, welcome to you both. good morning, question, welcome to you both. good morning , life jacket . thank good morning, life jacket. thank you. and very appropriate for this week as well. yeah. so the replacement blue is my, my, my, my opening gambit. should the government be doing do you feel neglected? i think the industry has been neglected. i think that then those big government media jobs are not perceived to be big media. governme

what with people feeling suspicious they were leaned on by the by you know maybe matt hancock also theple should wear it well there's two things that we talk about politicised but then an industry sprung up selling masks mean there were lots of people then who got on board to make sure masks were worn quite a lot of people, a lot of companies did very well out of selling face masks to people . and with face masks to people. and with the other people who should be getting windfall taxes from oil , you know , if you want windfall , you know, if you want windfall tax on oil , , you know, if you want windfall tax on oil, you discourage it from investing in north sea development, which may critical to energy security . on the other to energy security. on the other hand, these people sold face masks that were quite useful . masks that were quite useful. yes, i would rather welcome a windfall tax on them . windfall tax on them. absolutely. now, do want to talk vaccines as well , david, because vaccines as well, david, because obviously there's been much controversy recently about the safety o

oh we learned anything from also from matt hancock.conservative party good in the conservative party to good pair of hands. to be a good pair of hands. exactly well, sorry. well exactly well, i'm sorry. well we're being very try be we're being very we try to be serious here. this is a new chairman conservative chairman of the conservative party. lot to do. party. he's got a lot to do. charlie he still to win to charlie he still to win over to bnng charlie he still to win over to bring the party together, get charlie he still to win over to bri|of the party together, get charlie he still to win over to bri|of the trust together, get charlie he still to win over to bri|of the trust backbenchers rid of the trust backbenchers causing trust aligned causing trouble trust aligned backbenchers support rishi sunak in what is going to be the toughest couple years up to the election. that months. election. if that 18 months. tell about him. do you know tell us about him. do you know what he's like? well, he's been a former whips. he's been the de

you've got lot of cultural issues within the nhs including a massive problem with bullying that matt hancockgo saying it actually wastes 2.3 billion a year because of the staff sickness rates it causes. so i think there's a lot of cultural that need to be solved that won't be solved with a pay rise. therefore strike action give the raised of patient care that they're desiring from the strike action. so sarah jane , you're action. so sarah jane, you're saying there's a culture of bullying in the nhs and among nurses. is it inside or is it from management? what's the source from everywhere ? you get source from everywhere? you get belief from management, but then also the management usually promote the bullies, the lower down and sort of it just becomes institutionalised workforce basically . you've got a lot of basically. you've got a lot of problems with that many nhs workforces, so well that's a sarah guest, which is to tackle absenteeism , the nhs plenty of absenteeism, the nhs plenty of nurses on the payroll who aren't in . post while they get sick or in. post while they get sick or . wha