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was either company, motty was either sahtaast — company, motty was either saetaast .— company, mottyy of d—day. i think has eat— anniversary of d—day. i think t-ws eat ttms— anniversary of d—day. i think i've got time for— anniversary of d—day. i think i've got time for one very quick haaaaes. — i've got time for one very quick haaaaes. ths— i've got time for one very quick barrage. the farage. and it comes from a— barrage. the farage. and it comes from a nigel in bradford . comes from a nigel in bradford. hi, comes from a nigel in bradford. at west.— comes from a nigel in bradford. at west tm— comes from a nigel in bradford. hi, nigel. i'm nigel. nice- comes from a nigel in bradford. h tgti;c \t tgti;c nice to hi, nigel. i'm nigel. nice to meet you . um, my- hi, nigel. i'm nigel. nice to meet you . um, my big- h tgti;c \t tgti;c nice to meet you . um, my big question to meet you. um, my big question to you meet you. um, my big question to waa ts— meet you. um, my big question to waa e, whw— meet you. um, my big question to waa e, whw att— meet you. um, my big question to waa ts, whw

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and firstly, i'll make the point, motty. and i tntnt— make the point, motty.at there are eertatn— about here is that there are certain family— about here is that there are certain family structures which are—associated. are more strongly associated uttn— are more strongly associated uttn-yeutn- are more strongly associated with youth outcomes, are more strongly associated with that'south outcomes, are more strongly associated with that's inth outcomes, are more strongly associated with that's in education, s, are more strongly associated with that's in education, in whether that's in education, in eegntttve— whether that's in education, in cognitive development , mental cognitive development, mental nett—tetng— cognitive development, mental well—being, and— cognitive development, mental well—being, and then further tenn— well—being, and then further teun tne— well—being, and then further down the line,— well—being, and then further down the line, socioeconomic gregreee— down the line, socioeconomic gregreee .— down the line, socioeconomic gregreee . vee— down

and firstly, i'll make the point, motty. and i that— make the point, motty.ere are certain family— about here is that there are certain family structures which are—associated. are more strongly associated whth— are more strongly associated whth-yewth- are more strongly associated with youth outcomes, are more strongly associated with that'south outcomes, are more strongly associated with that's inth outcomes, are more strongly associated with that's in education, s, are more strongly associated with that's in education, in whether that's in education, in eeghhthwe— whether that's in education, in cognitive development , mental cognitive development, mental wett—hehhg— cognitive development, mental well—being, and— cognitive development, mental well—being, and then further tawn— well—being, and then further down the— well—being, and then further down the line,— well—being, and then further down the line, socioeconomic wegteee— down the line, socioeconomic wagteee .— down the line, socioeconomic wagteee . wee.— down the line, socioeconomic progress . yes. and i

motty is going down at productive. motty is going down ah a— productive.ing. this is a very, werw hhherah— this is amazing. this is a very, very liberal government. you've got very liberal government. you've geh a— very liberal government. you've geh a hehhh.— very liberal government. you've got a problem. here's a check. wea-we— got a problem. here's a check. weave geh— got a problem. here's a check. weave geh a— got a problem. here's a check. you've got a problem. here's a check— you've got a problem. here's a check benefit— you've got a problem. here's a check benefit a— you've got a problem. here's a check benefit a benefit payments as check benefit a benefit payments ae wea— check benefit a benefit payments ae wea hhew,— check benefit a benefit payments as you know, that— check benefit a benefit payments as you know, that 10% shot up. hhghh. — as you know, that 10% shot up. hhghh. have— as you know, that 10% shot up. right. have gone— as you know, that 10% shot up. right. have gone through the reef— right. have gone through the reef aha— right. have g

motty, i wonder, charlotte , how motty, i wonder, charlotte, how nenv— motty, i wonder, charlotte, howquestions of the of the home sesreierv — questions of the of the home sesreierv i— questions of the of the home secretary i mean,- questions of the of the home secretary " i117”; secretary i mean, the henry jackson society is a think tank with but i can tell with researchers, but i can tell you through my phd thesis that the mp that's worked tirelessly on this is siobhan mcdonagh, because this links heavily to the persecution of ahmadiyya muslims. yes, they are believed to be blasphemous heretics, and one of them was brutally murdered in this country in glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeepen glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah . shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah. this was so badly. every bone in his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it— his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was- his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was an- " i " yeah, i remember. it was an absolutely norrenions— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous case.— remember. it was an absolutely

motty, i wonder, charlotte , how motty, i wonder, charlotte, how many— motty, i wonder, charlotte, howof the of the home sesretarv — questions of the of the home sesretarv i— questions of the of the home secretary i mean,- questions of the of the home secretary " rzfig secretary i mean, the henry jackson society is a think tank with but i can tell with researchers, but i can tell you through my phd thesis that the mp that's worked tirelessly on this is siobhan mcdonagh, because this links heavily to the persecution of ahmadiyya muslims. yes, they are believed to be blasphemous heretics, and one of them was brutally murdered in this country in glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeepen glasgow in 2004. this was the shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah . shopkeeper, wasn't it? yeah. this was so badly. every bone in his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it— his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was- his face was broken. yeah, i remember. it was an- " , " yeah, i remember. it was an absolutely bsrrenisas— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous case.— remember. it was an absolutely horrendous c

motty well, busy show is motty well, a very busy show is thtttth— motty well, a very busy show is phillip. by the way, they've gone woke with a— nationwide. by the way, they've gone woke with a pro trans film tutt— gone woke with a pro trans film tutt et— gone woke with a pro trans film tutt et try— gone woke with a pro trans film full of dry artists— gone woke with a pro trans film full of dry artists and all the rest— full of dry artists and all the rest et— full of dry artists and all the rest et tt— full of dry artists and all the rest et tt .— full of dry artists and all the rest of it, putting on all sorts of performances— rest of it, putting on all sorts of performances that are going to ettent— of performances that are going to offend half— of performances that are going to offend half of— of performances that are going to offend half of their customers. - to offend half of their customers. i- to offend half of their customers. i win. hello and customers. iwin. hello and weeerhet— customers. iwin. hello and weeerhet te— customers. iwin. hello and welcome to your- customers. i win.

the times have diy kits for midlife motty to help drive down illness.— midlife motty to help drive downe daily mail as we uuk oyoo— illness. the daily mail as we my eyes on— illness. the daily mail as we sink eyes on the— illness. the daily mail as we sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors— sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed _ sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed to— sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed to do private work— doctors allowed to do private work on— doctors allowed to do private work on strike— doctors allowed to do private work on strike days and that could— work on strike days and that oouu oo— work on strike days and that oouu be on— work on strike days and that could be an example of that. exoououo— could be an example of that. excellent madonna being rushed into hooouou — excellent madonna being rushed into hospital. the— excellent madonna being rushed into hospital. the mirror isis plots— into hospital. the mirror isis plots may-or— into hospital. the mirror isis plots may-or uk— into hospital. the mirror isis plots major uk terr

well, barclays has men— motty okay. well, barclays has given a— motty okay.w— bank account suspended yet? do yew knew what— bank account suspended yet? do you know what this— bank account suspended yet? do you know what this has- bank account suspended yet? do you know what this has happened to actually, to me previously? actually, i was talking nigel before was just to talking nigel before the show. it happened to me with hsbc, so i think it's absolutely brilliant that he has called pulled out something that has been going on with people on the right for some time . and right for some time. and widdecombe is going to be reacting to that on the show tonight. also, jacob, i know you're very interested. who is going to be the conservative candidate for the london mayoralty ? well, we've had susan mayoralty? well, we've had susan hall on already tonight. moss hossain puts his case, of course, with korski pulling out. it's down to the final two. mind you, some people are it's down to the final two. - mind you, some people are saying it enema— mind you, some peopl

motty we're being divided . and motty we're being divided. by princess gloria von thtm. tht— joined by princess gloria von thurn. and taxis— joined by princess gloria von thurn. and taxis . we'll learn a thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a htt ahctt— thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit about what— thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit about what the bavarian rcyatc— bit about what the bavarian rcyatc art— bit about what the bavarian royals and about her wilder ycthaer— royals and about her wilder ycthaer tayc— it's time for talking pints. arter— it's time for talking pints. atter att— it's time for talking pints. after all that— it's time for talking pints. after all that really , really after all that really, really heavy— after all that really, really heavy politics— after all that really, really heavy politics that we've been teha. — heavy politics that we've been teha. tet-c— heavy politics that we've been doing. let's just— heavy politics that we've been doing. let's just not exactly let doing. let's just no

the times have diy kits for midlife motty to help drive down illness.— midlife motty to help drive downe daily mail as we uuk oyoo— illness. the daily mail as we my eyes on— illness. the daily mail as we sink eyes on the— illness. the daily mail as we sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors— sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed _ sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed to— sink eyes on the screen have nhs doctors allowed to do private work— doctors allowed to do private work on— doctors allowed to do private work on strike— doctors allowed to do private work on strike days and that could— work on strike days and that oouu oo— work on strike days and that oouu be on— work on strike days and that could be an example of that. exoououo— could be an example of that. excellent madonna being rushed into hooouou — excellent madonna being rushed into hospital. the— excellent madonna being rushed into hospital. the mirror isis plots— into hospital. the mirror isis plots may-or— into hospital. the mirror isis plots may-or uk— into hospital. the mirror isis plots major uk terr

when i y motty statement in the first grace,— motty statement in the first placer rnen— motty statementnot re—enter that disgdp is incrediblyoounce back let's not re—enter that disgdp is incredibly slow. back in gdp is incredibly slow. vow-re— in gdp is incredibly slow. you're trusting— in gdp is incredibly slow. you're trusting man,- in gdp is incredibly slow. you're trusting man, peter, because give people the because i don't give people the credit yeah, made credit and go, yeah, you made this statement. no, actually, this statement. oh no, actually, we'll give you the benefit of the doubt because economy's the doubt because the economy's evolved rest because evolved and all the rest because in wasn't in in 2021, the economy wasn't in great anyway. and think great shape anyway. and i think people stuff. people just say stuff. it's almost kind of curry favour. so they know that for of they know that for a lot of people, everybody, but for people, not everybody, but for a lot people, the green stuff, lot of people, the green stuff, the stuff is right on the climate stuff is right on peo

motty we're being divided . and motty we're being divided.inun— joined by princess gloria von inonn. and— joined by princess gloria von thurn. and taxis— joined by princess gloria von thurn. and taxis . we'll learn a thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a iii oiooi— thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit about what— thurn. and taxis. we'll learn a bit about what the bavarian novoie— bit about what the bavarian novoie ond— bit about what the bavarian royals and about her wilder voongen— royals and about her wilder voongen dove— it's time for talking pints. aiien— it's time for talking pints. aiien odi— it's time for talking pints. after all that— it's time for talking pints. after all that really , really after all that really, really neovv— after all that really, really heavy politics— after all that really, really heavy politics that we've been doing. — heavy politics that we've been doing. lei-e— heavy politics that we've been doing. let's just— heavy politics that we've been doing. let's just not exactly let doing

motty that there's a bit of you know.— motty that there's a bit of you know. sne— motty that there'smeet a significant matter of concern matters concerning whistleblowing. and here's the interesting point. a matter of protection for public service broadcasters. so it's not just about the two individuals. it's about the two individuals. it's about the two individuals. it's about the way that people are treated within broadcasting . treated within broadcasting. now mark is absolutely now that mark is absolutely rnpononr— now that mark is absolutely important issue,— now that mark is absolutely important issue, that we snoukon-r— important issue, that we shouldn't dismiss here, and newer— shouldn't dismiss here, and neither should— shouldn't dismiss here, and neither should it be blended in wron— neither should it be blended in win one— neither should it be blended in with the phil— neither should it be blended in with the phil and— neither should it be blended in with the phil and holly case. kno— with the phil and holly case. no r— with the phil and holly case. no r rnrnk— with the ph

boris but you erbbabnea— where an motty. boris but you explained this— where an motty. that the mps, who he believes he delivered in the 2019 general election were going to support a privileged committee which, in his words, was a witch. either the conservative parliamentary. the problem with it, the problem with that, frank, is that the last time that the house of commons tried to, in effect vary a decision made by the standards or which or privileges committee, which was paterson. they got was owing paterson. they got their was owing paterson. they got rbebr bngers— was owing paterson. they got their fingers burnt.— “lg “ they got their fingers burnt. and “g “ they got their fingers burnt. and so “lg “ they got their fingers burnt. and so that wbbb— their fingers burnt. and so that wbbb brcbabw— their fingers burnt. and so that will probably be— their fingers burnt. and so that will probably be so they don't wane— will probably be so they don't wanr rc— will probably be so they don't wanr be ac— will probably be so they don't want to do that. _ will probably be so the

so together a pandemic treaty motty eo rnar— together a pandemic treaty motty eo rnar anew— togethereed. rare— think that's very wise indeed. rare town.— think that's very wise indeed. lars johan, thank— think that's very wise indeed. lars johan, thank you for joining— lars johan, thank you for joining ne— lars johan, thank you for joining me and well done for wow— joining me and well done for wow repon. — joining me and well done for your report. thank you . as your report. thank you. as i keep— your report. thank you. as i keep eawing— your report. thank you. as i keep saying, the— your report. thank you. as i keep saying, the government owe us keep saying, the government owe we an aporogw.— keep saying, the government owe us an apology. now, electric rere— us an apology. now, electric cars. let's all— us an apology. now, electric cars. let's all buy electric cars. yes, of— cars. let's all buy electric cars. yes, of course. they're wildly— cars. yes, of course. they're wildly expensive _ cars. yes, of course. they're wildly expensive . they're so wildly expensive. they're so neaww—

so together a pandemic treaty motty se bnab— together a pandemic treaty motty se bnab bney— togetherndeed. lars johan, thank— think that's very wise indeed. lars johan, thank you for ieining— lars johan, thank you for ieining ne— lars johan, thank you for joining me and well done for year— joining me and well done for year weeen. — joining me and well done for your report. thank you . as your report. thank you. as i keee— your report. thank you. as i keee saying.— your report. thank you. as i keep saying, the— your report. thank you. as i keep saying, the government owe us keep saying, the government owe as an aeeiegy— keep saying, the government owe us an apology. now, electric ieb-s— us an apology. now, electric cars. let's all— us an apology. now, electric cars. let's all buy electric cars. yes, of— cars. let's all buy electric cars. yes, of course. they're wiieiy— cars. yes, of course. they're wildly expensive _ cars. yes, of course. they're wildly expensive . they're so wildly expensive. they're so neawy— wildly expensive. they're so neawy bnab— wildly expensive. they're so heav

to neve— motty starts to bite, starts to neve en— motty starts to bite, starts to have an influence,the _ that example because we see ourselves as the as the ountrte— ourselves as the as the countries that- ourselves as the as the countries that lead the way in in countries that lead the way in tn progress— countries that lead the way in tn progreee .— countries that lead the way in in progress . but— countries that lead the way in in progress. but then i think tntnge— in progress. but then i think tntnge went— in progress. but then i think things went too— in progress. but then i think things went too far like in tennert— things went too far like in denmark and— things went too far like in denmark and sweden . and all of a denmark and sweden. and all of a eutten— denmark and sweden. and all of a eutten tnev— denmark and sweden. and all of a sudden they faced— denmark and sweden. and all of a sudden they faced reality. some ountrte— sudden they faced reality. some ountte .— sudden they faced reality. some countries , denmark, norway, to countries, denmark, norway, to extent,— countri

and— so we do have a surge in sort of reactive motty and aggression as a resutt— reactive motty ande should go back— registration, so do you think we should go back to— registration, so do you think we should go back to that 100? reab— should go back to that 100? veab r— should go back to that 100? yeah, i generally have to say tbat— yeah, i generally have to say tbat r— yeah, i generally have to say tbat r bate— yeah, i generally have to say that i hate government and i bate— that i hate government and i hate licencing— that i hate government and i hate licencing and i hate fees , hate licencing and i hate fees, but— hate licencing and i hate fees, but r— hate licencing and i hate fees, but r tbtnb— hate licencing and i hate fees, but i think given— hate licencing and i hate fees, but i think given these figures , tbere— but i think given these figures , tbere ts— but i think given these figures , there is actually— but i think given these figures , there is actually a logical argument— , there is actually a logical argument for— , there is actually a logical argument for it. 'r: ,

matter motty.is nernhng. — stone at exactly 452 this morning. and— stone at exactly 452 this morning. and it illuminates the hnner— morning. and it illuminates the chrche— morning. and it illuminates the inner circle at— morning. and it illuminates the inner circle at stonehenge . it inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy— inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy he— inner circle at stonehenge. it reehhy he e— inner circle at stonehenge. it really is a pretty— inner circle at stonehenge. it really is a pretty magical sight . hennhee— really is a pretty magical sight . jennifer, you're— really is a pretty magical sight . jennifer, you're a stonehenge hhererhen.— . jennifer, you're a stonehenge historian. what— . jennifer, you're a stonehenge historian. what an amazing title cher— historian. what an amazing title he he— historian. what an amazing title he he . — historian. what an amazing title that is. thank— historian. what an amazing title that is . thank you.— historian. what an amazing title that is

to neve— motty starts to bite, starts to neve en— motty starts to bite, starts to have an influence,_ that example because we see ourselves as the as the ountrte— ourselves as the as the countries that- ourselves as the as the countries that lead the way in in countries that lead the way in tn progress— countries that lead the way in tn progreee .— countries that lead the way in in progress . but— countries that lead the way in in progress. but then i think tntnge— in progress. but then i think tntnge went— in progress. but then i think things went too— in progress. but then i think things went too far like in tennert— things went too far like in denmark and— things went too far like in denmark and sweden . and all of a denmark and sweden. and all of a eutten— denmark and sweden. and all of a eutten tnev— denmark and sweden. and all of a sudden they faced— denmark and sweden. and all of a sudden they faced reality. some ountrte— sudden they faced reality. some ountte .— sudden they faced reality. some countries , denmark, norway, to countries, denmark, norway, to extent,— countries,

minority and that theee— an urban motty minority and that theee thet— an urban motty minority and thattough out there to own guns legally. even very tough out there to own guns legally . even get a shotgun legally. even get a shotgun theehee— legally. even get a shotgun licence now— legally. even get a shotgun licence now is— legally. even get a shotgun licence now is very- 3 even get a shotgun licence now is very easy. if yewee— licence now is very easy. if yewee e— licence now is very easy. if you're a criminal, it's no eeehtem— you're a criminal, it's no heehtem et— you're a criminal, it's no problem at all.- you're a criminal, it's no problem at all. you know, you go eht— problem at all. you know, you go mt hwy— problem at all. you know, you go mt hwy e— problem at all. you know, you go and buy a sawed— problem at all. you know, you go and buy a sawed off one in wetthhehem— and buy a sawed off one in nottingham tonight without much. well nottingham tonight without much. teeth he— nottingham tonight without much. teeth ht-e— nottingham tonight without much. well no, it's true.— nott

and— so we do have a surge in sort of reactive motty and aggression as a resatt— reactive motty and we sbeatt ge— registration, so do you think we should go back— registration, so do you think we should go back to— registration, so do you think we should go back to that 100? reab— should go back to that 100? beab t— should go back to that 100? yeah, i generally have to say tbat— yeah, i generally have to say tbat t— yeah, i generally have to say tbat t bate— yeah, i generally have to say that i hate government and i bate— that i hate government and i hate licencing— that i hate government and i hate licencing and i hate fees , hate licencing and i hate fees, bat— hate licencing and i hate fees, bat t— hate licencing and i hate fees, bat t tbtnb— hate licencing and i hate fees, but i think given— hate licencing and i hate fees, but i think given these figures , tbere— but i think given these figures , tbere ts— but i think given these figures , there is actually— but i think given these figures , there is actually a logical arganent— , there is actually a logical argument for— , ther

minority and that theee— an urban motty minority and that theee thtt— an urban motty minority and thatn get a shotgun theehee— legally. even get a shotgun licence now— legally. even get a shotgun licence now is— legally. even get a shotgun licence now is very- g even get a shotgun licence now is very easy. if yee— licence now is very easy. if ye t— licence now is very easy. if you're a criminal, it's no etehtem— you're a criminal, it's no problem tt— you're a criminal, it's no problem at all.- you're a criminal, it's no problem at all. you know, you go tht— problem at all. you know, you go tht hwy— problem at all. you know, you go tht hwy t— problem at all. you know, you go and buy a sawed— problem at all. you know, you go and buy a sawed off one in wetthhthtm— and buy a sawed off one in nottingham tonight without much. well nottingham tonight without much. weht he— nottingham tonight without much. weht hte— nottingham tonight without much. well no, it's true.— nottingham tonight without much. well no, it's true. i— nottingham tonight without much. well no, it's true. i mean, yeah . we

— from a very motty of sources at the memem .— from a very motty of sources at the moment.out for you or are you still taking it all— stood out for you or are you still taking it all in? lots of tttmgs— still taking it all in? lots of ttmgs. se— still taking it all in? lots of ttmgs. so we— still taking it all in? lots of things. so we went to oregon , to things. so we went to oregon, to portland, oregon, in the us , portland, oregon, in the us, which was the first state to legalise the death with dignity legislation . and many other legislation. and many other states in the have it now. states in the union have it now. of course, you know , holland and of course, you know, holland and belgium had it for some belgium have had it for some time. it . what stood time. canada has it. what stood out to me is that every jurisdiction that is introduced, assisted dying legislation on it has changed from where it started. so when people say there is a slippery slope , there there is a slippery slope, there is some veracity to that argument , is some veracity to that argument, right?

it's the locality motty, it's individuals, it's tantty— motty, it's individuals, it's tantty ,— mottya blue sky. you've- " they come out of a blue sky. you've got to nage— out of a blue sky. you've got to age tnen— out of a blue sky. you've got to manage them with— out of a blue sky. you've got to manage them with whatever you've got ant— manage them with whatever you've got ant tne— manage them with whatever you've got ant tne stow— manage them with whatever you've got and the slow burn crisis , got and the slow burn crisis, tne— got and the slow burn crisis, tne year— got and the slow burn crisis, tne year on— got and the slow burn crisis, the year on year,— got and the slow burn crisis, the year on year, the situation otten— the year on year, the situation otten gets— the year on year, the situation often gets worse. _ the year on year, the situation often gets worse. it's never the ttgtt— often gets worse. it's never the ngnt tne— often gets worse. it's never the ngnt ttne tor— often gets worse. it's never the right time for people to grip the right time for people to grip tne tss

— from a very motty of sources at the memem .— from a very motty of sources at the moment.out for you or are you still taking it all— stood out for you or are you still taking it all in? lots of tttmgs— still taking it all in? lots of ttmgs. se— still taking it all in? lots of ttmgs. so we— still taking it all in? lots of things. so we went to oregon , to things. so we went to oregon, to portland, oregon, in the us , portland, oregon, in the us, which was the first state to legalise the death with dignity legislation . and many other legislation. and many other states in the have it now. states in the union have it now. of course, you know , holland and of course, you know, holland and belgium had it for some belgium have had it for some time. it . what stood time. canada has it. what stood out to me is that every jurisdiction that is introduced, assisted dying legislation on it has changed from where it started. so when people say there is a slippery slope , there there is a slippery slope, there is some veracity to that argument , is some veracity to that argument, right?

she stole my inene— motty emma webb. she stole my name there and— motty emma webb.letely the leadership is completely rotten this rotten and i think that this story is a perfect example of that, because this this statement is almost spineless in the way that it throws under the bus. those christians who are holding to their conscience is and yes, they might not be the woolly kind of anglicanism of the leadership of the church of england. but they're good, as gavin ashenden said, good, conscientious . and so conscientious christians. and so i think, you know, these are not people who are radical. these are not extreme christian views. this is not the flds, the fundamentalist christians . these fundamentalist christians. these are normal christians holding to the gospel. and they are coming into conflict with this ideology, this relatively new ideology, this relatively new ideology, and rather than standing up for them, the leadership of the church of england is trying to disassociate itself from to say these are not only christian these are not the only christian vie

this motty 23 on opportunity. this yeas— motty 23 on opportunity.ou very much ion dringing as— but for now, thank you very much for bringing us the— but for now, thank you very much for bringing us the very latest inere— for bringing us the very latest inere iron — for bringing us the very latest there from the— for bringing us the very latest there from the margaret thatcher sonierense in— there from the margaret thatcher conference in central london. now:— conference in central london. now, no— conference in central london. now, an pany-s— conference in central london. now, the party's started in manchester— now, the party's started in manchester after man city successfully— manchester after man city successfully won the treble nearing — successfully won the treble beating inter— successfully won the treble beating inter milan in istanbul on saiariay— beating inter milan in istanbul on saturday night to win the snanpions— on saturday night to win the champions league. we'll have iive— champions league. we'll have live reaction— champions league. w

that's our responsibility , motty. and frankly , they , motty. and frankly, they shooto— , motty.ngthy process and expensive, as you've indicated. yeah it's our money. so can you wake up, please?— our money. so can you wake up, please? cabinet— our money. so can you wake up, please? cabinet office- please? cabinet office i understand— please? cabinet office i understand precedent, but p...pt,,_ understand precedent, but rrohhw r— understand precedent, but frankly, i think— understand precedent, but frankly, i think that government these— frankly, i think that government these shows— frankly, i think that government these days, which— frankly, i think that government these days, which seems to be hw— these days, which seems to be hw teoh— these days, which seems to be by reoh .— these days, which seems to be by reoh , r— these days, which seems to be run by leak , i mean, you might run by leak, i mean, you might as run by leak, i mean, you might os wett— run by leak, i mean, you might os weh howe— run by leak, i mean, you might as well have a— run by leak, i mean, you might as well

of— it is also true that there are a minority motty of people who do seen— minority motty of peopleattacking children and anus as— rampage attacking children and anus as new— rampage attacking children and adults as they enjoyed an arrerneen— adults as they enjoyed an afternoon in— adults as they enjoyed an afternoon in the park. so the nann— afternoon in the park. so the nernr rs— afternoon in the park. so the pernr is we— afternoon in the park. so the point is, we have— afternoon in the park. so the point is, we have got to keep ane— point is, we have got to keep rne srnngenr— point is, we have got to keep the stringent and important news— the stringent and important sneaks anar— the stringent and important checks that are _ the stringent and important checks that are in place, the seennrw— checks that are in place, the security checks— checks that are in place, the security checks ,_ checks that are in place, the security checks , the interviews security checks, the interviews ann— security checks, the interviews and aernanw— security checks, the interviews and actually we _ secu

.— could borrow akua hoodie as on motty. farage. p&o britain . motty. farage.ld be the long march, eerie ire— threat could be the long march, could be london,— threat could be the long march, could be london, bangladesh emer— could be london, bangladesh qatar british— could be london, bangladesh qatar british corby kyiv block ceriw— qatar british corby kyiv block ceriw sav— qatar british corby kyiv block corby say hello— qatar british corby kyiv block corby say hello to ahmad you the ieiiw— corby say hello to ahmad you the lobby iwpewii— corby say hello to ahmad you the lobby iwpewii re — corby say hello to ahmad you the lobby typekit to chatham , london lobby typekit to chatham, london programme— lobby typekit to chatham, london programme sav— lobby typekit to chatham, london programme say police threat be the programme say police threat be me iono— programme say police threat be the long march— programme say police threat be the long march covid london ioiiee— the long march covid london police programme to alhambra . police programme to alhambra. oaiiia— pol

i mean, i'd be watching motty for novichok . watching motty for novichok. ino— watching motty for novichokoes it leave the nognon— . at and where does it leave the nognon ononn— . at and where does it leave the nognon noon in— at and where does it leave the wagner group in relation to the unoinoo— wagner group in relation to the ukraine? because— wagner group in relation to the ukraine? because on one hand, we oion-i— ukraine? because on one hand, we oion-i nono— ukraine? because on one hand, we didn't have much— ukraine? because on one hand, we didn't have much resistance from ionooion— didn't have much resistance from ionooion inoono— didn't have much resistance from russian troops yesterday as the nognon— russian troops yesterday as the nognon ononn— russian troops yesterday as the wagner group continued to sort of monon— wagner group continued to sort of march towards— wagner group continued to sort of march towards moscow. oonionoin— of march towards moscow. obviously they _ of march towards moscow. obviously they look up to the nognon— obviously they look up to the nognon ononn— obvi

responsible motty.en hert— in a bin bag, which she then tett eh— in a bin bag, which she then tett era the— in a bin bag, which she then left on the front— in a bin bag, which she then left on the front doorstep tetere— left on the front doorstep tetere gehhg— left on the front doorstep before going to bed. her mother tetht— before going to bed. her mother hunt the— before going to bed. her mother found the baby— before going to bed. her mother found the baby the next day and cathet— found the baby the next day and called emergency— found the baby the next day and called emergency services. mayo, ht.— called emergency services. mayo, he. he— called emergency services. mayo, he. he the— called emergency services. mayo, now 19, is due to— called emergency services. mayo, now 19, is due to be— called emergency services. mayo, now 19, is due to be sentenced on now 19, is due to be sentenced eh htehtav— now 19, is due to be sentenced eh htehtav .— now 19, is due to be sentenced on monday . expert experts are

, motty, the rovs ttrt— capabilities, motty, the rovs ttrrt rre— capabilities, motty, the rovs that areyou the— did see an object. i will tell you ttrte tr— did see an object. i will tell you this in search and rescue rrteetrrre— you this in search and rescue missions, when— you this in search and rescue missions, when aircraft are titre— missions, when aircraft are flying continuously, there is etrtt— flying continuously, there is etrtt rrt— flying continuously, there is stuff out in— flying continuously, there is stuff out in the— flying continuously, there is stuff out in the ocean that is ttrrttrrr— stuff out in the ocean that is ttrrttrrr .— stuff out in the ocean that is ttrrttrra . tre— stuff out in the ocean that is floating . we went back, we floating. we went back, we teeter— floating. we went back, we teeter rt— floating. we went back, we looked at it.— floating. we went back, we looked at it. it— floating. we went back, we looked at it. it wasn't we ettrrt— looked at it. it wasn't we didn't determine it to be debris . tre— didn't determine it to be debris . tre tre-t— didn't

wants to _ which is a private university motty wants to have an entire stass— motty wants to have an equality. if you've got too many asians or too many white people and not black people and not enough black people, have to a people, then you have to reach a certain quota. that's how certain quota. that's just how it is. so because they because ttey— it is. so because they because ttey want— it is. so because they because ttey wamt .— it is. so because they because they want i don't— . so because they because they want i don't think there meets— they want i don't think there needs-quotas. - they want i don't think there needs-quotas. i- they want i don't think there needs quotas. 2 they want i don't think there- needs-quotas. i mean, what needs to be quotas. i mean, what are going to introduce it in are we going to introduce it in football so that we've got the proportionate amount white proportionate amount of white people playing football? well, it good. yeah. yeah, it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, ttat-s— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that what— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah,

of— it is also true that there are a minority motty of people who do seen— minority motty of peopleattacking children and anus as— rampage attacking children and anus as new— rampage attacking children and adults as they enjoyed an arrerneen— adults as they enjoyed an afternoon in— adults as they enjoyed an afternoon in the park. so the nann— afternoon in the park. so the nernr rs— afternoon in the park. so the pernr is we— afternoon in the park. so the point is, we have— afternoon in the park. so the point is, we have got to keep ane— point is, we have got to keep rne srnngenr— point is, we have got to keep the stringent and important news— the stringent and important sneaks anar— the stringent and important checks that are _ the stringent and important checks that are in place, the seennrw— checks that are in place, the security checks— checks that are in place, the security checks ,_ checks that are in place, the security checks , the interviews security checks, the interviews ann— security checks, the interviews and aernanw— security checks, the interviews and actually we _ secu

motty people saying that humanity? motty people saying met-twe— humanity?t/e te— numbers. and he says, well, if tet/e te thre— numbers. and he says, well, if 10% do this, blah _ and he says, well, if 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, 10% do this, blah blah, it's not to, he— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not to, he mere— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, it's more like— 10% do this, blah blah, it's not 10, it's more like 90. and then thew— 10, it's more like 90. and then thew-eut— 10, it's more like 90. and then thew-eut e— 10, it's more like 90. and then they-out a follow- 10, it's more like 90. and then they out a follow up they also put out a follow up tetter— they also put out a follow up tetter. -eee - they also put out a follow up letter.-see was- they also put out a follow up letter. see was saying, letter. did you see was saying, oh, letter. did you see was saying, eh—et— letter. did you see was saying, eh—etlthetr- oh, here's sort of for their emeteweee— oh, here's sort of for their employees and- oh, here's sort of for their employees and thin

she stole my inee— motty emma webb. she stole my name there and— motty emma webb.the reality is that the is completely the leadership is completely rotten this rotten and i think that this story is a perfect example of that, because this this statement is almost spineless in the way that it throws under the bus. those christians who are holding to their conscience is and yes, they might not be the woolly kind of anglicanism of the leadership of the church of england. but they're good, as gavin ashenden said, good, conscientious . and so conscientious christians. and so i think, you know, these are not people who are radical. these are not extreme christian views. this is not the flds, the fundamentalist christians . these fundamentalist christians. these are normal christians holding to the gospel. and they are coming into conflict with this ideology, this relatively new ideology, this relatively new ideology, and rather than standing up for them, the leadership of the church of england is trying to disassociate itself from to say these are not only christian these

motty unfairness and teeauattty— inequality. motty unfairness and inequality-progress.- inequality. kenya or india are being abused by kenya or india are being abused ty ttcse— kenya or india are being abused by those hospitals— kenya or india are being abused by those hospitals because if they— by those hospitals because if they tee-t— by those hospitals because if they tee-t pay.— by those hospitals because if they don't pay, they don't get let they don't pay, they don't get tet cut— they don't pay, they don't get tet cut ct— they don't pay, they don't get let out of the— they don't pay, they don't get let out of the hospital. and if they— let out of the hospital. and if they cae-t— let out of the hospital. and if they cae-t pay.— let out of the hospital. and if they can't pay, they don't get let they can't pay, they don't get tet rete— they can't pay, they don't get tet tetc tte— they can't pay, they don't get let into the hospital. your thoughts? — let into the hospital. your thoughts? _i- let into the hospital. your thoughts? “ let into the hospital. your- thoughts? _i mean, it

motty unfairness and tnetaatttv— inequality. motty unfairness and inequality-progress.- inequality.or india are being abused by those hospitals— kenya or india are being abused by those hospitals because if tnev— by those hospitals because if tnev ten-t— by those hospitals because if tnev ten-t payr— by those hospitals because if they don't pay, they don't get let they don't pay, they don't get tet eat— they don't pay, they don't get tet eat et— they don't pay, they don't get let out of the— they don't pay, they don't get let out of the hospital. and if tnev— let out of the hospital. and if tnev eant— let out of the hospital. and if tnev ean-t nav— let out of the hospital. and if they can't pay, they don't get let they can't pay, they don't get tet tnte— they can't pay, they don't get tet tnte tne— they can't pay, they don't get let into the hospital. your tneaentee — let into the hospital. your thoughts? _i- let into the hospital. your thoughts? 1“ let into the hospital. your- thoughts? _i mean, it's thoughts? yeah, i mean, it's amazing actually amazing to see oxfam actually deal y

wants to _ which is a private university motty wants to have an entire crass— motty wants to have ane to a people, then you have to reach a certain quota. that's how certain quota. that's just how it is. so because they because chew— it is. so because they because they want— it is. so because they because they want i— it is. so because they because they want i don't— . so because they because they want i don't think there needs— they want i don't think there needs-quotas. - they want i don't think there needs-quotas. i- they want i don't think there needs quotas. 2 they want i don't think there- needs-quotas. i mean, what needs to be quotas. i mean, what are going to introduce it in are we going to introduce it in football so that we've got the proportionate amount white proportionate amount of white people playing football? well, it good. yeah. yeah, it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, ihai-s— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, ihai-s whar— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that's what i'm— it won't be as good. yeah. yeah, that's what i'm saying. �*" �*" that's what i'm saying. if, if, if

motty. so 24,000 vote majority. motty. so anis— 24,000 vote majority. motty.ations that had aireaiy— those resignations that had already been— those resignations that had already been expected and the resignariens— already been expected and the resignations at— already been expected and the resignations at the time of the genera— resignations at the time of the general election— resignations at the time of the general election were expected to general election were expected re pe — general election were expected re pe insi— general election were expected re is past ear,— general election were expected to be just out, that both nadine denies— to be just out, that both nadine i>erries ani— to be just out, that both nadine dorries and nigel— to be just out, that both nadine dorries and nigel adams had said rney-i— dorries and nigel adams had said rney-i pe— dorries and nigel adams had said they'd be standing— dorries and nigel adams had said they'd be standing down at the me— they'd be standing down at the zezr generai— they'd be standing down at the 2024 general

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