when you look at someone like matt hancock, i mean , at like matt hancock, i mean, at the— like matt osborne. back in 2010, central tyeet— osborne. back in 2010, central tyeet the— osborne. back in 2010, central lysed the candidate selection peee— lysed the candidate selection pee eht— lysed the candidate selection process and you— lysed the candidate selection process and you couldn't get eme— process and you couldn't get ehte the— process and you couldn't get onto the candidates list for constituencies— onto the candidates list for constituencies to have a look at eht— constituencies to have a look at eht mete— constituencies to have a look at eht mete e— constituencies to have a look at and make a decision. unless you eerreepehtet— and make a decision. unless you corresponded to— and make a decision. unless you corresponded to the— and make a decision. unless you corresponded to the kind of eehtrhet— corresponded to the kind of centrist ideas— corresponded to the kind of centrist ideas that osborne and cemereh— centrist ideas that osborne and cemereh het.— centrist ideas that osbor

matt hancock is very brave, pwtthhg— matt hancock is very brave, pwtthhg hhe— matt hancock is very bravehe stores. i know they're tryhhg te— the stores. i know they're trying to basically shore up the teheee— trying to basically shore up the business, but— trying to basically shore up the business, but so— trying to basically shore up the business, but so many people rety— business, but so many people rety eh— business, but so many people rely on supermarkets like lidl, atth— rely on supermarkets like lidl, atth eht— rely on supermarkets like lidl, aldi and iceland.— rely on supermarkets like lidl, aldi and iceland. i was in the tettehhem— aldi and iceland. i was in the tottenham hale,— aldi and iceland. i was in the tottenham hale, iceland on tweetey— tottenham hale, iceland on tweetey eht— tottenham hale, iceland on tuesday and i— tottenham hale, iceland on tuesday and i got a kilo of rump eteet— tuesday and i got a kilo of rump eteet ter— tuesday and i got a kilo of rump steak for £7.50.— tuesday and i got a kilo of rump steak for £7.50. you're welcome . i steak for £7.50. you're welc

the former health secretary matt hancock is been.nder investigation for allegedly putting pressure on the parliamentary commission of standards daniel greenberg as he considered a possible breach of the mp's code of conduct. alice says he was shocked by the launch of the investigation. and claim it was a misunderstanding. the owner of twitter has defended sucking almost in an exclusive live interview, he defended his sacking of most of twitter�*s 8,000 staff, saying the company would have gone bankrupt otherwise. mr musk was speaking exclusively to the bbc�*s north america technology reporterjames clayton. how do you think it has been gone? well, it has not been boring. just few minutes before the interview, the inevitable curveball. he has just told interview, the inevitable curveball. he hasjust told us interview, the inevitable curveball. he has just told us that he wants to do a twitter spaces, which feels fine so we are about to go life very surprisingly, we onlyjust found this out on twitter but that is elon musk. we didn't kno

in the past, the health secretary at the time matt hancock said the government would follow any recommendationss a moral case for compensation, so even though this was a recommendation from the judge of the government will have to decide whether to go ahead and accept that, certainly from the language used in the past it seems that is probably very likely. forthis the past it seems that is probably very likely. for this way are you joined by kate from an association thatis joined by kate from an association that is supported victims. what joined by kate from an association that is supported victims.- that is supported victims. what is our that is supported victims. what is your immediate _ that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? - that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? it - that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? it is . that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? it is a i your immediate reaction? it is a milestone — your immediate reaction? it is a milestone and he has said has been done _ milestone and he has said h

at the incompetent as matt hancock at too oooonnont— incompetent as matt hancock at the department ofncock that certainly is hancock and that certainly is true. you're right. it true. but yeah, you're right. it does seem very coordinated. it does seem very coordinated. it does to happened in does seem to have happened in all of democratic all the sort of democratic countries world. feel countries of the world. i feel at moment. i don't know at the moment. i don't know about you, but i feel that it's almost all over almost like brexit all over again. the vaccinated again. there's the vaccinated and unvaccinated we're and the unvaccinated and we're all each other all sort of blaming each other at other. so it's another at each other. so it's another divide and thing, i think. divide and rule thing, i think. and think that's worry in and i think that's a worry in itself. you know as well as fighting the good fight, trying to find about excess deaths, to find out about excess deaths, about, you know, getting proper medical into that, medical research done into that, how stop this divide h

at the incompetent as matt hancock at to poponnont— incompetent as matt hancock at the department ofout you, but i feel that it's almost all over almost like brexit all over again. the vaccinated again. there's the vaccinated and unvaccinated and we're and the unvaccinated and we're all blaming each other and the unvaccinated and we're all other. ming each other and the unvaccinated and we're all other. s0ig each other and the unvaccinated and we're all other. so it'sach other and the unvaccinated and we're all other. so it's anotherr at each other. so it's another divide and rule thing, i think. and think that's worry in and i think that's a worry in itself. you know as well as fighting the good fight, trying to excess deaths, to find out about excess deaths, about, know, getting about, you know, getting proper medical that, medical research done into that, how this divide how do we stop this divide between us all? it's almost like a civil war of the vaccine and the vaccinated each the vaccinated against each other. are we to do, other. what are we to do, andrew? i mean, what is the

and tthett— shouted down by matt hancock and tthett ttt— shouted down by matt hancock and others forat does the british government _ and what does the british government do? complete the tpptttte — government do? complete the tpptttte tt — government do? complete the opposite to that— government do? complete the opposite to that when it comes to wt,— opposite to that when it comes to vat, t— opposite to that when it comes to vat, t teh— opposite to that when it comes to vat, t 90— opposite to that when it comes to vat, i can go to— opposite to that when it comes to vat, i can go to paris or tethe— to vat, i can go to paris or ttetee ett— to vat, i can go to paris or rome and let's— to vat, i can go to paris or rome and let's say you wanted to buy rome and let's say you wanted to hww e— rome and let's say you wanted to hww e wew— rome and let's say you wanted to buy a very expensive ring. you'd do buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt— buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt th— buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt th thtte— buy a very expensive ring. you'd do it in those countries

and tthett— shouted down by matt hancock and tthett ttt— shouted down by matt hancock and others for british government do? complete the tpptttte — government do? complete the tpptttte tt — government do? complete the opposite to that— government do? complete the opposite to that when it comes to wt,— opposite to that when it comes to vulcan— opposite to that when it comes to milan 90— opposite to that when it comes to vat,ican go to— opposite to that when it comes to vat, can go to paris or to vat, i can go to paris or tethe— to vat, i can go to paris or ttetee ett— to vat, i can go to paris or rome and let's— to vat, i can go to paris or rome and let's say you wanted to buy rome and let's say you wanted to hww e— rome and let's say you wanted to hww e wew— rome and let's say you wanted to buy a very expensive ring. you'd do buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt— buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt th— buy a very expensive ring. you'd tt tt th thtte— buy a very expensive ring. you'd do it in those countries without paying— do it in those countries without hewhe vat— do it in tho

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i thought— we've had kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock i thought i'd get a iiggen— hancock i thought i'dthat didn't even exist and i thought, our didn't even exist and i thought, wie— didn't even exist and i thought, iiie ene— didn't even exist and i thought, our mps are supposed to be oeweni — our mps are supposed to be clever. we've— our mps are supposed to be clever. we've had the lockdown iiiee— clever. we've had the lockdown iiiee wnion— clever. we've had the lockdown files which show— clever. we've had the lockdown files which show parts of gowennneni— files which show parts of government behaved disgustingly , vou— government behaved disgustingly ivou know,— government behaved disgustingly , you know, iwing— government behaved disgustingly , you know, trying to frighten the , you know, trying to frighten one oenie— , you know, trying to frighten ine penie oii— , you know, trying to frighten the pants off us,— , you know, trying to frighten the pants off us, trying to make us the pants off us, trying to make we gweneniine— the pants off us, trying to make us quarantine for— the pan

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many respects, but when it comes to other issues such as, you know, those leaked whatsapps from matt hancockries getting into the newspapers and into the media. well perhaps, yeah, wider consideration for some people would be how often his name can come up in relation to stories at the moment, but i think and put it in fairness to reflect the view coming out of the cabinet office that in this particular situation you can't see how it would have been simon case's responsibility in this situation to be flagging any potential perceived conflicts of interest for richard sharp, when the rules do seem to clearly state the obligation is on the candidate. just clearly state the obligation is on the candidate.— clearly state the obligation is on the candidate. just because i know ou have the candidate. just because i know you have a — the candidate. just because i know you have a very — the candidate. just because i know you have a very busy _ the candidate. just because i know you have a very busy day, - the candidate. just because i know you have a very busy day, two i the candidate. just because i

the former health secretary, matt hancock , is secretary, matt hancock, is being investigated by parliament'scode of conduct act. the watchdog will now consider whether mr. hancock broke the rules by attempting to influence his decision . a influence his decision. a spokesman for mr. hancock has called the investigation a misunderstood finding . now the misunderstood finding. now the government says it will be supporting the fa's bid for both the uk and the republic of ireland to share hosting uefa's euro 2028 tournament. hampden stadium in scotland will be upgraded as part of the plans. the only scottish stadium to be included. the bid team says staging the tournament could bnng staging the tournament could bring £2.6 billion worth of benefits across five nations. culture. secretary lucy frazer wants everybody to be included. i'm very confident that the stotturhs— i'm very confident that the stadiums will— i'm very confident that the stadiums will be finished in the— stadiums will be finished in the the— stadiums will be finished in time and what— stadiums will be finished in time and what w

i remember when matt hancock was eangnf— remember when matt hancock was eangnf naving— remember when the years fe ire— think what's happened over the years to be more— think what's happened over the years to be more inclusive, the sfanearis— years to be more inclusive, the standards that— years to be more inclusive, the standards that we _ years to be more inclusive, the standards that we used to have so standards that we used to have se nign— standards that we used to have se nign wifnin— standards that we used to have so high within the— standards that we used to have so high within the civil service nave— so high within the civil service nave eeen— so high within the civil service have been reduced and reduced ani— have been reduced and reduced and reinsert— have been reduced and reduced and reduced. we've just seen have been reduced and reduced and ithe ced. we've just seen have been reduced and reduced and ithe police we've just seen have been reduced and reduced and ithe police reportie just seen have been reduced and reduced and ithe police report that's seen with the police r

, rishi sunak and matt hancock, ens.— rishi sunak and matt hancock, ene- wnn— rishi sunak and matt hancockof curry powder for the main _peds- of curry powder for the main course. _peas spsi of curry powder for the main. course. _peas sps de course. here's the peas sps de iesisdneei— course. here's the peas sps de resistance. it's— course. here's the peas sps de resistance. it's a— course. here's the peas sps de resistance. it's a fillet of beef.— resistance. it's a fillet of beef. prince— resistance. it's a fillet of beef. prince albert . no. get beef. prince albert. no. get your— beef. prince albert. no. get your minds— beef. prince albert. no. get your minds out— beef. prince albert. no. get your minds out of the gutter. beef. prince albert. no. get your minds out of the gutter . a your minds out of the gutter. a disi— your minds out of the gutter. a disii named— your minds out of the gutter. a dish named honour of the dish named in honour of the husband— dish named in honour of the husband ei— dish named in honour of the husband of queen victoria. edsiediiy— husband of queen victoria. e

matt hancock did refer on agreeing. matt hancock did refer om—r— agreeing.rorism, it's mor gomg ro be— coast guard and terrorism, it's not going to be politicians in oberorbom— not going to be politicians in oberorbom or— not going to be politicians in operation or control. it will be queried— operation or control. it will be qualified individuals. 32222 qualified individuals. well, just— qualified individuals. well, iusr bou— qualified individuals. well, iusr bed a— qualified individuals. well, just had a message from somebody, one of friends, who somebody, one of my friends, who said even though her phone said that even though her phone was happened on was ready, nothing happened on her happened on her phone. nothing happened on her phone. nothing happened on her yeah. and think her phone. yeah. and i think guobmeb— her phone. yeah. and i think qualified experts— her phone. yeah. and i think qualified experts is- 24:2?“ and i think qualified experts is what got us mro— qualified experts is what got us bro-m— qualified experts is what got us into-in covm. -

continued to channed— matt hancock continued to channel his— matt hancock continued to channel his innerelcome to your hcne hcr— like no other. welcome to your new home for royal news. ' “r: new home for royal news. and one of new home for royal news. and one ct rhcse— new home for royal news. and one of those brilliant journalists is the assistant editor of the mail. on sunday, kate mansi. a real scoop breaker on everything to do with the royal family and kate. my goodness. i mean, ten days before the coronation, all the focus should be on king charles. instead, it feels like with meghan's reappear presence with meghan's reappear presence with the basketball public display of affection that wasn't. and now with the court case, it feels like they're wanting to steal the spotlight . wanting to steal the spotlight. now, what what do you think that's about ? what i now, what what do you think that's about? what i think we ccudd— that's about? what i think we ccudd hawe— that's about? what i think we could have always— c7 what i think we could have always predicted thre— could have always pr

continued to enannei— matt hancock continued to channel his— matt hancock continued to channel his inner on your phone, curated by a global team of iawnaiiete— curated by a global team of journalists with— curated by a global team of journalists with royal expertise like journalists with royal expertise iite na — journalists with royal expertise like no other. _ journalists with royal expertise like no other. welcome to your none— like no other. welcome to your none ten— like no other. welcome to your new home for royal news. ' i: like no other. welcome to your new home for royal news. ' pi: new home for royal news. and one of new home for royal news. and one at these— new home for royal news. and one of those brilliant journalists is the assistant editor of the mail. on sunday, kate mansi. a real scoop breaker on everything to do with the royal family and kate. my goodness. i mean, ten days before the coronation, all the focus should be on king charles. instead, it feels like with meghan's reappear presence with meghan's reappear presence with the basketball public display of affection

former health secretary matt hancock is being investigated by parliament's standards watchdog. allegedly putting pressure on the parliamentary commissioner for standards, as he considered a possible breach of the mps' code of conduct. a spokesman for mr hancock said he was shocked and surprised by the investigation and denies trying to lobby the commissioner. homeowners in england might need to get planning permission before converting properties into short—term holiday lets, under new government proposals. the aim is to reduce housing pressures in tourist hotspots and protect residents from rising house prices. 0ur chief political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us now from westminter. morning to you. i suppose if you put this into a snapshot, it might be one of those seaside towns where a lot of properties are let out, thereby depriving people from living thereby depriving people from living there year round. yes. thereby depriving people from living there year round.— there year round. yes, the example there year round. yes, the example the government _ there year round. yes

— expenses scandal, the matt hancock leaked whatsapp messages or hancock leaked whatsapp messages en what we can't nave bc— powerful. media what we can't nave bc acn— powerful. media what we can't have is rich, privileged , have is rich, privileged, hypocritical— have is rich, privileged, hypocritical aristocrats becbbbne— hypocritical aristocrats deciding what is and isn't nnbben— deciding what is and isn't written about— deciding what is and isn't written about them. harry cnealbn-b— written about them. harry shouldn't be— written about them. harry shouldn't be embarrassing his bambly— shouldn't be embarrassing his bambly abn— shouldn't be embarrassing his family with this— shouldn't be embarrassing his family with this court case, elven— family with this court case, given me— family with this court case, given the fact— family with this court case, given the fact that the royal bambly— given the fact that the royal bambly anb— given the fact that the royal family and the— given the fact that the royal family and the monarchy itself are so reliant— family and the monarchy itself ar

whatsapp messages in the matt hancock whatsapp messawpolitical decision purely political decision becauseummer over nbe bbeb be— court challenge this summer over his bid to expand— court challenge this summer over his bid to expand the ulez. so bbbe— his bid to expand the ulez. so bbbe be— his bid to expand the ulez. so bbbe be bbe— his bid to expand the ulez. so this is the london— his bid to expand the ulez. so this is the london low- his bid to expand the ulez. so this is the london low emission zone. happening here? zone. so what's happening here? been— zone. so what's happening here? been — zone. so what's happening here? been se— zone. so what's happening here? yeah so. so exactly.— zone. so what's happening here? yeah so. so exactly-you- so what's happening here? yeah so. clykin�*thg yeah so. so exactly. as you say, there's be a legal there's going to be a legal challenge expansion and challenge to the expansion and people saying there wasn't people saying that there wasn't sufficient consultation that that particular impact that has a particular impact upon people in the upon peop

it was introduced by matt hancock, it will be interesting to see if the government, back to it.. what - cbi? we have done. we have to see whether the cbi can... what do - whether the cbi can... what do you mean by that? _ whether the cbi can... what do you mean by that? have _ whether the cbi can... what do you mean by that? have you _ whether the cbi can... what do you mean by that? have you cease - mean by that? have you cease all contact with them, absolutely? yeah, and i think the — contact with them, absolutely? yeah, and i think the government _ contact with them, absolutely? yeah, and i think the government have - contact with them, absolutely? yeah, and i think the government have as l and i think the government have as welcome as i understand it. the revelations, the stories, they have been absolutely shocking, unbelievable. —— the government have as well, as i understand it. ifeel for the people who have been victims, the cbi needs to get its house in order. [30 victims, the cbi needs to get its house in order.— house in order. do you think it should be _ house in orde

-,- bridgen, matt hancock and christopher , who was bridgen, matt hancock and- christopher-, who waser snp mp margaret ferrier. _ferrier- ferrier. margaret ferrier went on—ooueol ferrier. margaret ferrier wenti on—ooneo on on what some have called an international— on what some have called an international covid tour , international covid tour, nonen-o— international covid tour, haven't they?— international covid tour, haven't they? she tested haven't they? after she tested noonne— haven't they? after she tested positive .covm _ haven't they? after she tested positive covid then positive for covid and then nnonnngn— positive for covid and then knowingly down on the knowingly came down on the none— knowingly came down on the non non,— knowingly came down on the train? well, look— knowingly came down on the train? well, look , there we go. train? well, look, there we go. i train? well, look, there we go. n neon— train? well, look, there we go. n nnoo— train? well, look, there we go. i mean, what do— train? well, look, there we go. i mean, what do you reckon to non— i mean, what do you

only a few weeks ago, isabel oakeshott's expose in the front page of the telegraph, you know, matt hancock'sow grateful i on ior— really adequately how grateful i on ior novino— really adequately how grateful i am for having had the oppononiiv— am for having had the opportunity to hear you speak. voo— opportunity to hear you speak. you know— opportunity to hear you speak. you know .— opportunity to hear you speak. you know , and,— opportunity to hear you speak. you know , and, you know, none you know, and, you know, none wiee— you know, and, you know, none in— you know, and, you know, none in in— you know, and, you know, none in in o— you know, and, you know, none wiser in in a situation like iiie— wiser in in a situation like one so— wiser in in a situation like one so o— wiser in in a situation like this. so a thousand thanks for vow— this. so a thousand thanks for vow rime— this. so a thousand thanks for your time this— this. so a thousand thanks for your time this evening and i nope— your time this evening and i nope we— your time this evening and i nope we wiri— your time this evening a

only a few weeks ago, isabel oakeshott's expose in the front page of the telegraph, you know, matt hancock'sreally adequately how grateful i on ior— really adequately how grateful i on ior novino— really adequately how grateful i am for having had the oppononiiv— am for having had the opportunity to hear you speak. voo— opportunity to hear you speak. you know— opportunity to hear you speak. you know .— opportunity to hear you speak. you know , and,— opportunity to hear you speak. you know , and, you know, none you know, and, you know, none wiee— you know, and, you know, none in— you know, and, you know, none in in— you know, and, you know, none in in o— you know, and, you know, none wiser in in a situation like iiie— wiser in in a situation like one so— wiser in in a situation like one so o— wiser in in a situation like this. so a thousand thanks for vow— this. so a thousand thanks for vow rime— this. so a thousand thanks for your time this— this. so a thousand thanks for your time this evening and i nope— your time this evening and i nope we— your time this evening and i nope we wiri— your

— secretary matt hancock, is being investigated parliament's investigated by parliament's sttnttrts—ation, isn't it? whether-net— months of speculation, isn't it? whether-not harry— months of speculation, isn't it? whether-not harry-meghanj whether or not harry or meghan will indeed attend the coronation? a logistical and security nightmare both security nightmare for both buckingham home buckingham palace and the home office has been office that there has been a delay, quite frankly, in harry and meghan confirming their attendance clearly attendance because clearly there's implications there's security implications of them then we've got them coming over. then we've got them coming over. then we've got the seating plan in the whole seating plan in westminster having be westminster abbey having to be rearranged changed arranged. rearranged, changed or arranged. only course . only 2000 people, of course. that's interesting. by the- that's interesting. by the way, ahhey— abbey, sorry, because we're going— abbey, sorry, because we're getng-hetrtng- abbey, sorry, because we're going hear

could we even have matt hancock back telling us to not reeve— hancock back telling us to not leave ourossibly being e good— about englishness as possibly being a good thing. but they're going— being a good thing. but they're going fe— being a good thing. but they're going re eewe— being a good thing. but they're going to send you— being a good thing. but they're going to send you a message on a wette— going to send you a message on a weeffe efewe— going to send you a message on a mobile phone. and— going to send you a message on a mobile phone. and i— going to send you a message on a mobile phone. and i bet many of you mobile phone. and i bet many of wew eew-f— mobile phone. and i bet many of wew eew-f reeffw— mobile phone. and i bet many of you don't really know very much efewe— you don't really know very much efewflse— you don't really know very much about-so let's— you don't really know very much about-so let's find- you don't really know very much about so let's find out what about it. so let's find out what is about it. so let's find out what fe efewee— about it. so let's find out

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my prescription for a new funding model for this organisation also matt hancock's back in the news talkingg te te— clear skies or the cloud, it's going to be around 8 to 10 cetetwe. — going to be around 8 to 10 celsius. first— going to be around 8 to 10 celsius. first thing, then on setwttew— celsius. first thing, then on saturday morning a fairly dreary etet— saturday morning a fairly dreary etett te— saturday morning a fairly dreary etett te tte— saturday morning a fairly dreary start to the day,— saturday morning a fairly dreary start to the day, actually, a tet— start to the day, actually, a tet et— start to the day, actually, a tet et tew— start to the day, actually, a lot of low cloud,- start to the day, actually, a lot of low cloud, some mistiness ewtt— lot of low cloud, some mistiness ewtt weetem— lot of low cloud, some mistiness around western coasts, but tttett— around western coasts, but tttett .— around western coasts, but tttett . ee— around western coasts, but inland , as temperatures rise, inland, as temperatures rise, tte— inland, as temperatures rise, tte etem— inland, as

involves westminster mps and conservative politicians are particularly under the spotlight with matt hancockre— gb news visited what they claimed were their offices and tnunt— claimed were their offices and tnunt nn— claimed were their offices and found no trace— claimed were their offices and found no trace of— claimed were their offices and found no trace of them . their found no trace of them. their ntttee— found no trace of them. their office landline,_ found no trace of them. their office landline, went to an overflow— office landline, went to an overflow company who'd only etnttet— overflow company who'd only started taking— overflow company who'd only started taking calls in the last veet— started taking calls in the last veet. tne— started taking calls in the last week. the cover— started taking calls in the last week. the cover was sloppy to say— week. the cover was sloppy to env tne— week. the cover was sloppy to env tne tenet— week. the cover was sloppy to env tne tenet .— week. the cover was sloppy to say the least . the— week. the cover was sloppy to say the least . the man who s

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jeremy corbyn, matt hancock all been strtppoa— corbyn, matt hancock all been strtppoa ot— corbyn, matt it was in past . the blue tick was in the past. the blue tick gato— was in the past. the blue tick gawo you— was in the past. the blue tick gawo you ho— was in the past. the blue tick gave you no privileges other than— gave you no privileges other than a— gave you no privileges other than a little— gave you no privileges other than a little bit- gave you no privileges other than a little bit of extra support. — than a little bit of extra support. rt— than a little bit of extra support. if you've been impersonated little support. if you've been impersonated - little of impersonated and a little bit of protocttou— impersonated and a little bit of protection. that's— impersonated and a little bit of protection. that's all it gave you.— protection. that's all it gave you. rt— protection. that's all it gave you. it shouldn't— protection. that's all it gave you. it shouldn't become you. it shouldn't have become thts— you. it shouldn't have become thts-status— you. it shouldn't have become t

the whatsapp messages that matt hancock released to isabel oakeshott showed boris johnson's sort of a i think every faction within number cry think every faction within nurfor r cry think every faction within nurfor a cry think every faction within nurfor a leader cry think every faction within nurfor a leader points cry think every faction within nurfor a leader points from cry out for a leader points from bofis out for a leader points from boris johnson. and yet there wasn't of coming. wasn't one sort of coming. and i think that's the reason why that he say deniability etcetera he can say deniability etcetera because please because he wants to please everyone that's everyone all the time and that's why really out. why it never really worked out. and be the strong and he couldn't be the strong leader that think lot of leader that i think a lot of tories wanted him to be. do you think too of think he was too much of a people pleaser to be a good prime minister? think there's prime minister? i think there's a there and a lot of that in there and i think that the danger is that sort trus

he didn't sack non-lllln-l- matt hancock, he didn't sack nonlnlc— matt hancock, he didn't sack dominic— happened was that he thanked everybody lol— happened was that he thanked everybody, but he didn't thank lnle—lv— everybody, but he didn't thank lnle—lv none- everybody, but he didn't thank this—by name . l everybody, but he didn't thanki this—by name . so everybody, but he didn't thank- this_by name . so they this one person by name. so they connlolnel— this one person by name. so they connlolnel. l— this one person by name. so they complained. i mean, this this if the is set so low, i agree the bar is set so low, i agree if someone's done something wrong. but when the bar is set we— wrong. but when the bar is set we low,— wrong. but when the bar is set we low, lnen— wrong. but when the bar is set this low, then it— 3 but when the bar is set this low, then it cannot be. ano— this low, then it cannot be. no wnol— this low, then it cannot be. no wnoc lo— this low, then it cannot be. and what do you— this low, then it cannot be. and what do you make- this low, then it cannot be. and wha

of the relationship between johnson and cummings , but also between cummings, but also between matt hancockhnson? i mean, how do you think rishi- "�* i mean, how do you think rishi is doing 7 —uotug- how do you think rishi is doing 7 _doing tot- how do you think rishi is doingi ? _doing not badly. ? i think he's doing not badly. he calm things he certainly calm things down. he's technocratic he's very much a technocratic approach. but what we haven't seen from him yet is the big idea. what does he stand for? we've the five pledges which we've got the five pledges which all sense. what's all make sense. but what's the big vision , you big overarching vision, you know, to with this level of know, to deal with this level of disruption what's going on disruption and what's going on in think we've disruption and what's going on in got think we've disruption and what's going on in got to think we've disruption and what's going on in got to see think we've disruption and what's going on in got to see thatik we've disruption and what's going on in got to see that . we've disruption and what's going

but i do that matt hancock time do know that matt hancock time is because i was determined is 350 because inflation remains elevated. 19.1% during the year to march . 19.1% during the year to march. so 19.1% during the year to march. se yeur— 19.1% during the year to march. se yeur aage— 19.1% during the year to march. so your average shopping basket is so your average shopping basket te tet-tte— so your average shopping basket te tet-re mere— so your average shopping basket is 19.1% more expensive, a fifth more expensive _ is 19.1% more expensive, a fifth more expensive than it was a year— more expensive than it was a year age. — more expensive than it was a year age. veu— more expensive than it was a year ago. /tit. more expensive than it was a- year ago. you heard the messages from the public coming in there and they're accusing me of facturers and retailers of profiteering. is it as simple as that? okay i've been pointing out that? okay i've been pointing eut ter— that? okay i've been pointing eut ter a— that? okay i've been pointing eut ter a teng— that? okay i've been pointing out f

there'll be something , you know, where he be something, you know, where he has hancock i'm a has matt hancockme back to the emow. so — like them. welcome back to the emow. so me — like them. welcome back to the show. so the big— like them. welcome back to the show. so the big domestic peiiieai— show. so the big domestic political continues to be political story continues to be iaoow-e— political story continues to be labour's controversial adverts in labour's controversial adverts iii—rishil labour's controversial adverts . im—ieieiii samai labour's controversial adverts . inihis_rishi sunak labour's controversial adverts in his conservative rishi sunak labour's controversial adverts in his conservative government and his conservative government of—oime.- of being soft on crime. the eiiaaow— shadow home secretary, yvette cooper,— shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, _ herself i cooper, has distanced herself mom— cooper, has distanced herself from _claims. cooper, has distanced herself. from _claims that from the ad, which claims that somat— from the ad, which claims thati samai—eex sunak doe

there'll be something , you know, where he be something, you know, where he has hancock i'm a has matt hancockack l it three. — like them. welcome back to the ehow. — like them. welcome back to the ehow. so — like them. welcome back to the ehow. so the — like them. welcome back to the show. so the big— like them. welcome back to the show. so the big domestic hoiitieoi— show. so the big domestic political continues to be political story continues to be iohow-e— political story continues to be labour's controversial adverts in labour's controversial adverts ih—itiehil labour's controversial adverts . ih—itiehi sohot labour's controversial adverts . inihis_rishi sunak labour's controversial adverts in his conservative rishi sunak labour's controversial adverts in his conservative government and his conservative government of and his conservative government ot—ihe- of being soft on crime. the ehotow— of being soft on crime. the- shadow—yvette shadow home secretary, yvette cooper,— cooper, has distanced herself trom— cooper, has distanced herself from _claims. cooper, has distanced herself. from _c

where were these economists when matt economists at the time when matt hancock and sunak were all hancockeople— and as always, it's the poorest eeette vre— and as always, it's the poorest people who have— and as always, it's the poorest people who have to pay the tree. — people who have to pay the tree. trey— people who have to pay the price. they called- people who have to pay the price. "car t: g price. they called it quantitative easing. yeah, exactly. nobody knows exactly. because nobody knows vrar—rreve- exactly. because nobody knowsi what—knows what what that is. nobody knows what it what that is. nobody knows what r-rar— what that is. nobody knows what r-rarirrev- what that is. nobody knows what it-but. know what. what that is. nobody knows what it-but. know what iti it means. but we know what it means. it meant printing. yeah, exactly. i mean, don't get me wrong, were some people wrong, there were some people who really that who really, really needed that money. don't wrong, there money. don't get me wrong, there v—erere— money. don't get me wrong, there were—who needed- money. do

i know that he was advised that when he took over from matt hancock, not to authorise the experimental, i mean, what is the plan going forward? are you ebbeebbg— plan going forward? are you appealing this?— plan going forward? are you appealing this? are you planning on appealing this? are you planning em brwbg— appealing this? are you planning em brwbg be— appealing this? are you planning on trying to rejoin— appealing this? are you planning on trying to rejoin the conservative - on trying to rejoin the conservative party for election 7 conservative party for election b bwe— conservative party for election b be bsseeb— conservative party for election b be bsseeb .— conservative party for election ? i've issued . i— conservative party for election ? i've issued . i will be ? i've issued. i will be sbembbg— ? i've issued. i will be standing at- ? i've issued. i will be standing at the next general ebeebem. — standing at the next general election. it's— standing at the next general election. it's only- standing at the next general election. c : standing at the next general election. : el

the papers recently , kwasi kwarteng papers recently, kwasi kwarteng and hancock caught up and matt hancockdo. we neev vnev— hear how much work they do. we hear that they're _ hear how much work they do. we hear that they're very busy and eivevs— hear that they're very busy and eivevs ieeving— hear that they're very busy and always looking after the inengnvs— always looking after the thoughts of— always looking after the thoughts of their constituents. always looking after the thyou're of their constituents. always looking after the thyou're of thusy,)nstituents. always looking after the thyou're of thusy,)nstitueryou if you're that busy, how do you enege— if you're that busy, how do you nenege-in— if you're that busy, how do you manage-in extra- if you're that busy, how do you manage in extra work? manage to fit in extra work? vieii. — manage to fit in extra work? vieii. lien-v— manage to fit in extra work? well,ldon'tldon't- manage to fit in extra work? well, idon'tldon't think- manage to fit in extra work? well, don't don't think you well, i don't i don't think you do, because one or oth

the papers recently , kwasi kwarteng papers recently, kwasi kwarteng and hancock caught up and matt hancockr how much work they do. we neen— hear how much work they do. we neen tnet— hear how much work they do. we hear that they're _ hear how much work they do. we hear that they're very busy and eivvevs— hear that they're very busy and eivevs looking— hear that they're very busy and always looking after the tnononts— always looking after the thoughts of— always looking after the thoughts of their constituents. always looking after the thyou're of their constituents. always looking after the thyou're of thusy,)nstituents. always looking after the thyou're of thusy,)nstitueryou if you're that busy, how do you eneee— if you're that busy, how do you neneee-in— if you're that busy, how do you manage-in extra- if you're that busy, how do you manage in extra work? manage to fit in extra work? visit. — manage to fit in extra work? visit. lion-t— manage to fit in extra work? well,ldon'tldon't- manage to fit in extra work? well, idon'tldon't think- manage to fit in extra work? well, don't don't think

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know, property sent me about hancock when i called him or heard from dar morgan 3. terrible for fire that keep your panel for cold. and i yes. plant family and from may do, matt. he glanced side and saw gina, i don't call mom dad ability, classic currency to deal fatty cars. the g riled immigrants for the dickies oper. omnia was organized. came america wishes to well by follow your kiddos. i was on a van capital 2 children i spoke with lucy shantell assuming in the modem, which we think will i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is that conflict with the 1st law show your identification . we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously, is to create trust rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot protective phone existence with we're branding, all imports of russian oil and gas news. i know they pay a lot with regard to joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang with saddam rapid support forces, power, miniature gr