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of co2 we're going to need to produce these cars and to get— need to produce these cars and to get meeerers and actually on the battery side, the vast majority of battery majority of large battery manufacturers now have signed up to lithium to pledges on lithium and cobalt. that's cobalt. and i think that's necessary needed . but we're necessary and needed. but we're already to when already beginning to see when you do you you say pledges, what do you mean in the same way that you have fair fuel, coffee, they will be to make sure that will be trying to make sure that their supply chain is as clean as it possibly can be. and that's a pledge that a lot that's a pledge that not a lot of and gas companies of other oil and gas companies and companies taken and petrol companies have taken . i we've got to at . i think we've got to look at sort both lithium and the sort of both the lithium and the need lithium. it's in need for lithium. it's in everything we've got. i'm sure you've got lithium on right you've got lithium on you right now. the now. and i think actually the amount lithium that g

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in fact, you could meee— england? in fact, you could mdee-endw- england?hat was a shock defeat to armenia. terrible, that was a shock defeat to armenia . terrible, absolutely armenia. terrible, absolutely emme.— terrible. they've enjoyed good emee— terrible. they've enjoyed good dimes—en- terrible. they've enjoyed good. times—of course, times recently. wales of course, mew— times recently. wales of course, mew-ene— times recently. wales of course, they the semi—finals of they got to the semi—finals of they got to the semi—finals of me neee— they got to the semi—finals of me neee-m— they got to the semi—finals of the euros-in-therel the euros back in 2016. there enen— the euros back in 2016. there was a .of feeling - the euros back in 2016. there was a of feeling at time was a lot of feeling at the time enm— was a lot of feeling at the time end-were— was a lot of feeling at the time that-were carried- was a lot of feeling at the time that were carried by gareth that they were carried by gareth ede— that they were carried by gareth ede-ee— that they were car

but mr green meee— phone being hacked. but mr green meee bbe— phone being hacked.mber of the royal family saying that the british government is at bottom. government is at rock bottom. i mean, this is really quite remarkable and can't remarkable stuff. and i can't think occasion when think of any other occasion when a of the royal family has a member of the royal family has spoken quite so critically and definitively about the about the about the government . this is about the government. this is prince harry wading- about the government. this is prince harry wading into- g this is prince harry wading into this is prince— prince harry wading into this is prince harry— prince harry wading into this is prince harry declaring himself a political— prince harry declaring himself a political figure?— prince harry declaring himself a political figure? yes " political figure? yes i mean, you— political figure? yes i mean, you can-t— political figure? yes i mean, you can't imagine what her majesty would have thought of something like this. i mean, it is completely without i

you just take people back like that. veu meee— just take people back like that. veu meee em— just taken the meantime, obviously the boats wiii— meantime, obviously the boats wiii ceme— meantime, obviously the boats will come and— meantime, obviously the boats will come and the government bebee— will come and the government bebee bbe— will come and the government hates the headlines. by the way, i bbbmb— hates the headlines. by the way, i bbbmb yeu-re— hates the headlines. by the way, i think you're right— hates the headlines. by the way, i think you're right that the reeuebbem— i think you're right that the reduction this— i think you're right that the reduction this year is probably meime— reduction this year is probably meime eue— reduction this year is probably meime eue be— reduction this year is probably mainly due to where the conditions. _ mainly due to where the conditions. but i think it's eiee— conditions. but i think it's also because— conditions. but i think it's also because there are fewer aibemieme— also because there are fewer albanians coming there are far fewer— alban

maybe they've responded, one meee— maybe they've responded, one hopes, because _ maybe they've responded, the guy who was he dragged him out the way. then the police etteetet— him out the way. then the police attacked - people - him out the way. then the police attacked - people on - attacked him and people on tnttten— attacked him and people on. twitter—narco twitter were calling it a narco ...a.....,_ twitter were calling it a narco tynennt—ten-nei tyranny, meaning that you're enmenet—nenti punished for doing the right tntne— punished for doing the right. thing—punished thing and you're not punished for thing and you're not punished ten tetne— thing and you're not punished ten tetne tne— thing and you're not punished for doing the wrong thing. and tnet—eeetetyi that is so much of our society now. _can't have- now. and you can't have a meet— now. and you can't have a society -that. - now. and you can't have a society-that. so- now. and you can't have a society that. so hopefully society like that. so hopefully tnte— society like that. so hopefully tnte te— society like that. so hopefull

a new life in the eu and then obviously just using these this then obviously just using these hhhe-meee basically low traffic schemes backfire on ewehhehe. — traffic schemes backfire on cyclists. -they've- traffic schemes backfire on- cyclists. -they've pumped in cyclists. now they've pumped in 2.3 billion to ensure that cyclists whose they the government. oh the tories the hehee— government. oh the tories the heheeveeh. — government. oh the tories the tories yeah. so— government. oh the tories the tories yeah. so they've- government. oh the tories the tories yeah. so they've pumped that in to ensure that cyclists have, you know, they're on the road. my thing is we've got to check out these figures . 2.3 check out these figures. 2.3 billion i cycle . yeah there's billion i cycle. yeah there's a couple of new paint on the on the roads . i couple of new paint on the on the roads. i mean how much does it cost in wilkos. the roads. i mean how much does it cost in wilkos . like we i it cost in wilkos. like we i reckon i reckon they've spent maybe 300 and the rest. £300 just not 300,000. just

i situation and profits cheering. t meee— situation and profits cheering.i think what we need— think what we need to i think what we need to— think what we need to i think what we need to do is have a bit of what we need to do is have a bit et ereht— what we need to do is have a bit of profit restraint— what we need to do is have a bit of profit restraint on— what we need to do is have a bit of profit restraint on behalf of theee— of profit restraint on behalf of those corporations, including teete— those corporations, including hehte—whei those corporations, including. hehte—whe banks, by the way. now who are going— banks, by the way. now who are eehe-eeht— banks, by the way. now who are going profit humongously out banks, by the way. now who are gothis profit humongously out banks, by the way. now who are gothis interest humongously out banks, by the way. now who are gothis interest rate ongously out banks, by the way. now who are gothis interest rate rise. ;ly out of this interest rate rise. eeh.— of this interest rate rise. teeh, thew-re— of this intere

— away and it really did lift my meee eme— away and it really did lift my mood and made— away and itsted in him at all. but, you know , i in him at all. but, you know, i r-esr— in him at all. but, you know, i we reeb— in him at all. but, you know, i just reeb rer— in him at all. but, you know, i just feel for all— in him at all. but, you know, i just feel for all those women mer— just feel for all those women be eem-r— just feel for all those women that don't get— just feel for all those women that don't get that justice. and rber-s— that don't get that justice. and eber-s wbw— that don't get that justice. and eber-s wbw br-s— that don't get that justice. and that's why it's really been rmberrem— that's why it's really been important for— that's why it's really been important for me to invest just in independent— important for me to invest just in independent sexual violence ewesers— in independent sexual violence advisors, because— in independent sexual violence advisors, because we know that wbem— advisors, because we know that when ge— advisors, because we know that when women go

how are we going to hold meee— from? how are we going to hold meee emalouy— from?radical ideology? well it's the media corporates and political elite who feature very much as key characters in your book, values voice and virtue, the new british politics , which is british politics, which is really the most talked about political book of the year so far. it's a cracking read, but you're great on twitter as well because you can be found at goodwin , mj and matthew , you you goodwin, mj and matthew, you you broke the internet this week by pointing out that now that brexit has happened, you live in a proper democracy. but this triggered a few people. how so ? triggered a few people. how so? well, it turns out that many of the people who absolutely hate brexit and love the european union don't really know how the european union works. the eu is not a gemume— european union works. the eu is not a genuine democracy.- m. " " 0“ the eu is not a genuine democracy. mark. lemume— not a genuine democracy. mark. genuine democracies do three large.— genuine democracies do three m

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and the big change in politics bbeb meees— . and the big change in politics that needs to— .n the sermon— principally based on the isolation of— principally based on the isolation of those who are vulnerable _ isolation of those who are vulnerable and- isolation of those who are vulnerable and the elderly. and bbeb— vulnerable and the elderly. and bbeb es— vulnerable and the elderly. and bbeb ebvem— vulnerable and the elderly. and that was given no— vulnerable and the elderly. and that was given no truck as well . ame— that was given no truck as well . ame bbem— that was given no truck as well . and then there— that was given no truck as well . and then there was the debate vvbebber— . and then there was the debate over whether or— . and then there was the debate over whether or not this virus was manufactured in a chinese lab was manufactured in a chinese beb bbeb— was manufactured in a chinese beb bbeb es— was manufactured in a chinese lab that was shut— was manufactured in a chinese lab that was shut down the bbb-o.— lab that was shut down the bbb-o. webbe— lab that was sh

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that is from russ. meees-tnts- countries. that is from russ.t — not necessarily the way to be. if you are talking— not necessarily the way to be. if you are talking about the ttet— if you are talking about the ttet tntt— if you are talking about the fact that cisgender is the norm tntt— fact that cisgender is the norm tntt yet— fact that cisgender is the norm that you identify— fact that cisgender is the norm that you identify with the gentee— that you identify with the gender, that— that you identify with the gender, that with the sexual eettns— gender, that with the sexual eettns tntt— gender, that with the sexual organs that you're born with or yete— organs that you're born with or yete wttn— organs that you're born with or your with, that's— organs that you're born with or your with, that's basically what yete— your with, that's basically what yete stytnt— your with, that's basically what you're saying. yeah. which is eettty— you're saying. yeah. which is really despicable. when it's really despicable. how when it's one on one himars seb go

so christine meee .— jailed already. so christine grace , an 59,— jailed already.cause in the same there was a there's same case, there was a there's a whth— same case, there was a there's a whth-ete— same case, there was a there's a man with-she has- same case, there was a there's a man with she has some man with whom she has some etthhhetheh. — man with whom she has some affiliation. i— man with whom she has some affiliation. i think,- man with whom she has some affiliation. : affiliation. i think, who does sound was a proper like sound like he was a proper like potential right wing extremist potential. i mean, he's about as meht— potential. i mean, he's about as them—oh- potential. i mean, he's about as them—oh. eel right wing as it gets. oh, no, the— right wing as it gets. oh, no, it's definitely— right wing as it gets. oh, no, it's definitely as right wing. but again, he hasn't killed anyone anything. well, no, anyone or anything. well, no, but got 12 in jail but he's got 12 years in jail for having like some books about. well, than about. well, it's more than

well, meee— how have we done that? well, most importantly,— how have we done that?, i'll kind of end where i started is that this started really, is that this eere— started really, is that this we re— started really, is that this this is obviously a challenge, a enerrenge— this is obviously a challenge, a challenge that— this is obviously a challenge, a challenge that many countries are challenge that many countries eeerng— challenge that many countries are facing right— challenge that many countries are facing right now. but we are on are facing right now. but we are en re.— are facing right now. but we are en re. we— are facing right now. but we are en re. we ere— are facing right now. but we are on it. we are on— are facing right now. but we are on it. we are on it,— are facing right now. but we are on it. we are on it, and we are gerng— on it. we are on it, and we are gerng ee— on it. we are on it, and we are gerng ee gee— on it. we are on it, and we are going to get through it. now, enee-e— going to get through it. now, enee-e nee— going to get through it. now,

i mean, you saw that that people's homes and just into people's homes and just meeeing— into people'sa red herring in the sense could argue that sense that you could argue that the after the government is looking after its citizens and if this is its good citizens and if this is going a deterrent, going to be a deterrent, although i disagree with nana about a deterrent about how strong a deterrent it is, i think if you're is, because i think if you're going you are going to commit murder, you are so you know, year so enraged. you know, a 30 year stretch capital punishment, stretch or capital punishment, if a 30 year stretch isn't sufficient deterrent, then neither capital punishment. neither is capital punishment. but let's be honest , the but let's be honest, the meioriiy— but let's be honest, the meroriiy, i— but let's be honest, the majority, i would suggest , of majority, i would suggest, of mwiee— majority, i would suggest, of murders are probably committed by murders are probably committed hy reorie— murders are probably committed hy heohie who— murders are probably committed hy

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paints himself as quite a nationalist guy, resisting the eheheh— nationalist guy, resisting the- pheheh—meees out ehewe—r— carlson on. violence breaks out at_over recognition. carlson on. violence breaks out at over recognition of at us school over recognition of prhee—hh— at us school over recognition of pride—in california.| pride month. this in california. hhree—heee- pride month. this in california.- three_been arrested. three people have been arrested. hhere-e— three people have been arrested. hhere-e reeheee— three people have been arrested. there's footage of— three people have been arrested. there's footage of this of there's footage of this kind of mm— there's footage of this kind of mm heh— there's footage of this kind of mini riot taking— there's footage of this kind of mini riot taking place. and it's hehweeh— mini riot taking place. and it's between parents— mini riot taking place. and it's between parents and lgbt echhwehe— between parents and lgbt activists now.— between parents and lgbt activists now. wow. violence heeh. — activists now. wow. violence yeah. outside _ activist

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well like i've got to say, jacob tees—meee-s— like i've got to say, jacob rees—mogg's producer is lookingr us boris back, i would sooner us have liz and i've been a bit controversial here, but boris, you know, was one of those that, you know, was one of those that, you know, was one of those that, you know , i know, you know you know, i know, you know people moaned about the brexit was a bit of a fiasco, but he he's quite charismatic and even when i've read about the articles and will be buying tomorrow's daily mail to read about it and you know and i'm really , really pleased that really, really pleased that you've stolen pip tomson from itv's good morning britain. she was brilliant when i used to watch that show and her show at lunchtime was good, but he is very the people . very much about the people. rishi doesn't. rishi seems very wooden in comparison . i don't wooden in comparison. i don't feel that, you know , drawn in feel that, you know, drawn in andifs feel that, you know, drawn in and it's the same with michelle dewberry show because she was on the apprentice. she kind of drew

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well, you're tteht . t meee.— well, good morning. well, you're tteht . t t— well, good morning.conservative party. i just don't- mutiny within the conservative party. t3tit“ c mutiny within the conservative party . t3tit“ c party. i just don't know what to say about boris johnson. i really don't. i mean, i think the made was so the statement he made was so obviously false that reasons he gave i mean, if someone is trying to, in your words, force you out of something, you don't resign. he's got this committee report built report coming up in built conservative majority if it went against got to vote in against him, he's got to vote in parliament in built conservative majority they've got majority because they've got a majority. are found majority. if you are found guilty, have guilty, you've got to have a recall petition. that's 10,000 people at least voting in your own constituency. that own constituency. see that they don't any more, and don't want you any more, and then you've got an election in which you can stand. so the idea he's been forced out is ridiculous. but honestly,