help said, look, mizzi, i can help young— said, look, mizzi, i can help young men— said, look, mizzis done. he's just done the worst things he can do. and celebrating him. no, and i was celebrating him. no, we're not celebrating him.- we're not celebrating him. netw— we're not celebrating him. mettw mnem— we're not celebrating him. pretty much. he's the most hated men—te- man in britain. i mean, it is temtte—eetl man in britain. i mean, it is. terrible—get fame terrible that you can get fame tnte— terrible that you can get fame this-absolutely- terrible that you can get fame this absolutely and this way. absolutely and he emwe—ant - this way. absolutely and he- shows—andlmean, shows no remorse. and i mean, teet— shows no remorse. and i mean, teen—met- shows no remorse. and i mean, teen—met tnel look, if he's genuine that the me— look, if he's genuine that the tetelnetetne— look, if he's genuine that the tate-helping-he- look, if he's genuine that the tate helping he really tate is helping him, he really wente— tate is helping him, he really wente te— tate is helping him, he really wa

i think for mizzi. there is onero— i think for mizzi. there is onoro ro— i think for mizzi.othing more certain in life death and but life than death and taxes, but should there be taxes after death ? it's time for mcgee's death? it's time for mcgee's meltdown . death? it's time for mcgee's meltdown. take death? it's time for mcgee's meltdown . take it away. oh, we meltdown. take it away. oh, we do n— meltdown. take it away. oh, we do b no— meltdown. take it away. oh, we do n sorry.— meltdown. take it away. oh, we do it now. sorry. i— 3 take it away. oh, we do it now. sorry. i thought we gond— do it now. sorry. i thought we going ro— do it now. sorry. i thought we were going to break. i do opobooboo— were going to break. i do apologise. well, look, i think roo— apologise. well, look, i think rye-no— apologise. well, look, i think i've its inheritance tax i've just. its inheritance tax is i've just. its inheritance tax do dudro. — i've just. its inheritance tax do oudro. ddo— i've just. its inheritance tax is quite. it's in— i've just. its inheritance tax is quite. it's in the

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mizzy is an online social media persona.drew tate that appeals to you and other teenage boys? is confidence and how he talks and carries himself. i was raised by a single mum. i was living in the hood. so you guys need to understand that i'm not in any way supporting what andrew tate says about women, any of that. what andrew tate says about women, an of that. . ~ what andrew tate says about women, an of that. ., ,, , ., what andrew tate says about women, an of that. ., ,, i. ., . any of that. thank you for that. laura, any of that. thank you for that. laura. so _ any of that. thank you for that. laura, so much _ any of that. thank you for that. laura, so much misogyny and l any of that. thank you for that. . laura, so much misogyny and hate any of that. thank you for that. - laura, so much misogyny and hate in the language that andrew tate uses. who are the people who can counter that? we who are the people who can counter that? ~ . , ., . , that? we have loads of incredible role model— that? we have loads of incredible rol

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on counting the costs, why is the european union offerings mizzi and nearly a $1000000000.00 in financial aid for us in the usa that then you economic partnership is the cost of its kind. but is it loss ton of young graduates is struggling to find way counting the cost on average is there in debt. as in life see do bill of school needs. dominique headlines. his legacy is not confined just donald trump's legal charges are signing up. but he's campaign for the election is still on. how much would the media help on telling the truth in a time of war, the hardships of the 14 on your own minutes, the hello, i mean actually the v. and you would have been listening posts where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. it's more than usually in this age of modern populism, for politicians to live openly, and on the record to, to disclose, to accommodate their cut options, to manipulate the media. and to all of this, to have a following that stands by loyally no matter what it is. these former prime minister see the sony who died this past week was a trailblazer in this genre of

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on counting the costs, why is the european union offerings mizzi and nearly a $1000000000.00 in financial aid for us in the usa that then you you can only part of the shape of the cost of its kind. but is it loss ton of young graduates is struggling to find way counting. the cost on average is there you're saying she's in the midst is an identity crisis grappling with what kind of country is the best, is what kind of country it wants to be. in the last episode we look at how the century old ideal of lacy d secularism is being applied today. you're separate from seaford conformation model emerged. i'm miriam, post war. and in this episode, we'll deal with another legacy from fraud, his pulse that continues to shape its presence. colonial is in the people need to learn about the history that colonial history, which feeds into the inner qualities that you experience in society today. how do you experience that connection between the colonial pos on your presence in front today? i think focusing on the future doesn't mean we forget the past. our position is not the, the, the victim professor.

your weekly look at the well, the business and economics this week, the e u is offering to mizzi and nearly a 1000000000 dollars in financial aid. the fund could show up the nations facet economy. i'm reduced migrant slice. well, what are the conditions to receiving it? also this week the u. k says it's reached a fast of it's kind of economic partnership with the us, the packed the source of the free trade deal so easily. it's a special agreement for a special relationship and time is used joblessness and admin cities is so record high. we find that moving to the countryside can help solve the problem the, to lizzie, and these tests drafts and the economy is heading to with a collapse base and commodities have been in short supply for months and many to millions struggling with the rising cost of living the european union is worried if the country's economic cross is gets, was more migraines, could cross the mediterranean sea to see come back to life in europe. so it's all for the nation financial help. well, what is the blog asking for in return? how many of our reports for the 2nd

is mizzi engagement gulf of is that? i mean, i mean, is it the you get a bigger um a, is it a such as board is, is it gonna, is it gonna perhaps do is own drills in the region where i think china is, has all the right to hold its own military exercises as well, and it in response to all the ongoing for it that the china face is. but i think it's, it's all comes down to the, the overall relations between china and the us as the 2 largest, and perhaps competing economies on i'll talk about the whole family decide, believe this is why china has been patient and exercising extreme restraint when dealing ways the us, which in turn doesn't seem to approaching china is good in tysons towers, and that's being extremely provocative being spent. and these allows to see what's going on, what was the shangri la dialogue actually. and they will find out what's going on, what they really want to do out of the soonest. so yeah, uh whatever they do it, it says done with dialogue and not machine gun fire males as well as a vice chairman

hunting for the picnic on now, just ever on counting the call, why is the european union offering mizzi and nearly a $1000000000.00 in financial aid for us in the usa that then you economic partnership of the cost of its kind. but is it well strong as young graduates are struggling to find way counting the cost on average? is there a way to place the police locate them and they will send his tracks for belongings and this quarter b. s. or for small to rush behind these trying to enter bidding for 5 days. we are forced to do this, trying to integrate this way because that's the new one. keeping us as an issue for strategic issue force. interesting thought doors west, the presidents, west for united nation west 23rd. it's funny, blah blah, blah. for now, the only option for these migrants is to venture into the desert at nights, but the walk with $62.00 millimeters to reach the regional capital. it has proceeded, ask permission to send more military to its borders. unfortunately, they own the ones committed crimes and say only one is safe passage to reach the countries. they are poor, hun

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reiabives— they will be talking to their relatives-and _ they will be talking to their relatives ' mi: mizziouseholds right across the uk, people who are struggling with all this controversy about the interest rates coming in. but apparently people are paying thousands of pounds more on new mortgages just because they live in the uk . why? why is that? in the uk. why? why is that? tell us more . that's right, tell us more. that's right, eamonn. imean, tell us more. that's right, eamonn. i mean, it goes up to abeab— eamonn. i mean, it goes up to abeab smoo— i mean, it goes up to about £2,000 difference between us about £2,000 difference between as ani— about £2,000 difference between as and bbe— about £2,000 difference between us and the french,— about £2,000 difference between us and the french, £1,000 eenbarei— us and the french, £1,000 eenbarei be— us and the french, £1,000 compared to the irish. and so it gees— compared to the irish. and so it gees en— compared to the irish. and so it gees en eeo— compared to the irish. and so it goes on 800 compared to the germans— goes on 800 compared t