nigel nelson. faculties intact? nigel nelson.rom this morning. or schofield. snoo— this morning. or schofield. she's running— this morning. or schofield. she's running away all them she's running away from all them omot— she's running away from all them omot-sno— she's running away from all them other-she doesn't- she's running away from all them other she doesn't want other people. she doesn't want to—sno-o- other people. she doesn't want to—sno-o gone-l other people. she doesn't wanti to_she's gone. go to be like them. she's gone. go orr.— to be like them. she's gone. go ttt—t— to be like them. she's gone. go oto—t moo- to be like them. she's gone. go off,_a nice holiday.| off, holly. have a nice holiday. totty— off, holly. have a nice holiday. holly willoughby. holly willoughby. titi.. ' “l willoughby. well, yes. and obviously nigel farage obviously jim nigel farage actually fingers up at actually put two fingers up at that audience yesterday when he won best presenter beating won best news presenter beating susanna reid and p

nigel nelson. faculties intact? nigel nelson.y from the— think she's running away from thte memhg— think she's running away from this morning. or— think she's running away from this morning. or schofield. she-e— this morning. or schofield. she's running— this morning. or schofield. she's running away all them she's running away from all them ether— she's running away from all them ether-she— she's running away from all them other-she doesn't- she's running away from all them other she doesn't want other people. she doesn't want to other people. she doesn't want te—she-e- other people. she doesn't want te—she-e gone-l other people. she doesn't wanti to_she's gone. go to be like them. she's gone. go op.— to be like them. she's gone. go eet—a— to be like them. she's gone. go ett—a mee- to be like them. she's gone. go off,_a nice holiday.| off, holly. have a nice holiday. hetty— off, holly. have a nice holiday. holly willoughby. holly willoughby. �*thth.. ' “rt willoughby. well, yes. and obviously nigel farage obviously jim nigel far

, in the— political commentator, nigel nelson, in the buff? want to iss— survived. and you won't want to ii.— survived. and you won't want to it. see— survived. and you won't want to it. see you— survived. and you won't want to miss it. see you .— in three. so many . in three. - so many emails l in three. — so many emails coming in. l in three.— so many emails coming in. i'll get ro— so many emails coming in. i'll get to men— so many emails coming in. i'll get to rnen very— so many emails coming in. i'll get to them very shortly, but vve-ii— get to them very shortly, but ve-ii starr— get to them very shortly, but we'll start with— get to them very shortly, but we'll start with this . yes, it's we'll start with this. yes, it's time— we'll start with this. yes, it's time for— we'll start with this. yes, it's time for mark— we'll start with this. yes, it's time for mark meets and a truly extraordinary— time for mark meets and a truly extraordinary real— time for mark meets and a truly extraordinary real life story . extraordinary real life story.

hi mark, says alan, nigel nelson, who thinks mal— alan, nigel nelson, who thinks that yyomm— alan, nigelh the fastest growth in the g7 over the last— with the fastest growth in the g7 over the last two years, eorl— g7 over the last two years, record trade _ g7 over the last two years, record trade with the eu and yll — record trade with the eu and with britain _ record trade with the eu and with britain avoiding recession. lmllle— with britain avoiding recession. lmllle me— with britain avoiding recession. unlike the euro— with britain avoiding recession. unlike the euro zone, have lemere— unlike the euro zone, have remainers been proved wrong? i'll remainers been proved wrong? l-ll le— remainers been proved wrong? ll be aellmg— remainers been proved wrong? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker,- i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, political legend and lyllleeomle— newsmaker, political legend and widdecombe and— newsmaker, political legend and widdecombe and mark dolan lollgm— widdecombe and mark dolan lomlglr le— widdecombe and mark dolan tonight is the— widdecombe and mark dolan tonight i

nigel nelson. veeh i— bad politician. nigel nelson. veeh iiwei— bad politician. nigel nelson.his the imagery is so graphic and let us think— this the imagery is so graphic and let us think about the eiegee— and let us think about the eiegee oi— and let us think about the stages of grief— and let us think about the stages of grief we've had. the ihei— stages of grief we've had. the iirei we— stages of grief we've had. the first we have— stages of grief we've had. the first we have the _ stages of grief we've had. the first we have the first stage of grief— first we have the first stage of griei ie— first we have the first stage of grief is denial.— first we have the first stage of grief is denial. the second is enge— grief is denial. the second is enge ihei— grief is denial. the second is anger. that are— grief is denial. the second is anger. that are so many people out anger. that are so many people owi ihere— anger. that are so many people owi ihere who— anger. that are so many people out there who lost— anger. that are so many people out there who lost loved ones iwring— out

nigel nelson.— right. let's go to the left. nigel nelson. okay, i'm not outreget. — nigel nelson.e people were asked to sleep in a two metre room for of them were there were only two bunk beds. that is not acceptable. _ bunk beds. that is not acceptable. - bunk beds. that is not acceptable. the- bunk beds. that is not acceptable. the hotel has obviously since changed that. and so only two people will sleep in the room . um but, but sleep in the room. um but, but we. asylum seekers, whoever they are, obviously it's a lot better than, than a calais camp. wherever they end up, they should be treated with dignity and humanely. should be treated with dignity and humanely . we and quite and humanely. we and quite clearly in this situation , that clearly in this situation, that wasn't happening. well, what about refugee— wasn't happening. well, what about refugee camps- c " g well, what about refugee camps then? heeouee— about refugee camps then? because refugee camps are all over-hott— because refugee camps are all over-world-some- because refugee camps are all over world some of them o

.— political commentator, nigel nelson. what— political commentator, nigel nelson.s i could tell you, you know me — money? as i could tell you, you know the drill,— money? as i could tell you, you know the drill, though. it's not tast— know the drill, though. it's not tast adoat— know the drill, though. it's not tast adoat as— know the drill, though. it's not just about us three. it is you at—koa- just about us three. it is you at—koa neattyi at home as well. you really matten— at home as well. you really matter-this— at home as well. you really matter this programme. love at home as well. you really mahear this programme. love at home as well. you really mahear whats programme. love at home as well. you really mahear what youygramme. love at home as well. you really mahear what you think. 1e. love at home as well. you really mahear what you think. what ove at home as well. you really mahear what you think. what isa to hear what you think. what is on youn— to hear what you think. what is on yoan mtnt— to hear what you think. what is on your mind tonight? gb views at

christine hamilton , nigel nelson and adam hamilton, nigel nelson and adam streets— hamilton, nigel nelsonvy across parts of- lincolnshire,-into east lincolnshire, down into east anette.— lincolnshire, down into east anglia-iwo— lincolnshire, down into east anglia..we-into- lincolnshire, down into east anglia. we into the lincolnshire, down into east- anglia..we-into the late anglia. as we head into the late evehthe— anglia. as we head into the late evehthe-eertv- anglia. as we head into the late evening early hours of evening and the early hours of therstev— evening and the early hours of thursday-further- evening and the early hours of. thursday-furtherlthe thursday morning, further to the vest— thursday morning, further to the vest-herth— thursday morning, further to the west north, starting see west and north, starting to see serhe-eht— west and north, starting to see some-and clearer- west and north, starting to see some and clearer intervals some drier and clearer intervals tevetepthe— developing a scattering of sheers— developing a scattering of showers western areas of showers acro

nigel nelson. nigel nelson, i fwew— nigel nelson. nigel nelson, i knew wew— nigel nelson.. do you know what there are about 200,000— actually. do you know what there are about 200,000 jobs in seeffewf— are about 200,000 jobs in scotland reliant directly or fwffreeffw— scotland reliant directly or indirectly on— scotland reliant directly or indirectly on the on the seefffefe— indirectly on the on the scottish oil— indirectly on the on the scottish oil and gas business, ewf— scottish oil and gas business, ewf wew— scottish oil and gas business, ewf wew werf— scottish oil and gas business, and you work that out . the and you work that out. the eeewfeffew— and you work that out. the eeewfeffew ef— and you work that out. the population of 5— and you work that out. the population of 5 million people, is population of 5 million people, fe ff— population of 5 million people, fe ff eww— population of 5 million people, is it any wonder— population of 5 million people, is it any wonder that the snp are is it any wonder that the snp fw— is it any wonder that the snp fw free— is it any

david sferbey— nigel nelson, an and dr. david sberbey wfeef— nigel nelson, an and dr. really happened rebeer— that's what really happened rather than— that's what really happened rather than this— that's what really happened rather than this report? i think feeb— rather than this report? i think beef weef— rather than this report? i think that what tends— rather than this report? i think that what tends to happen with eeree— that what tends to happen with prime ministers— that what tends to happen with prime ministers is that they erst-beee— prime ministers is that they ebteeee bee— prime ministers is that they misjudge the public, misjudged the misjudge the public, misjudged bee bebbe— misjudge the public, misjudged the public mood. 3“ the public mood. so in boris's case, partygate really did play badly with the public. and that's where everything starts. and if you go through prime ministers from margaret thatcher, she got the poll tax wrong, thinking that people would love it . john major is the would love it. john major is the exception that i don't i don't think h

please tell nigel nelson that even the popeisnt tell nigel nelson that even the pope isn't infallibles fully committed to the rwanda policy with policy and was disappointed with the decision. the court of appeal's decision. and the prime minister has said he the latest he will challenge the latest legal by taking the legal blow by taking it to the supreme saying that he supreme court, saying that he fundamentally disagrees the fundamentally disagrees with the ruling mr made ruling mr sunak has made tackling illegal migration a flagship focus of his premiership and seems determined to fight to the end. can i retain public's confidence retain the public's confidence following this setback? i'm now joined once again by my panel, former labour mp stephen pound, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson , and commentator nigel nelson, and the daily telegraph columnist madeleine mccann . madeleine madeleine mccann. madeleine madeleine mccann. madeleine madeleine mccann. madeleine madeleine mccann is grant. we got your name right. good lord man do you like— got your name right. good

now, in a few nigel nelson.ime, i'll be marking the week with comedian diane spencen the week with comedian diane spencer. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . thank you started, let's get your latest news headlines. thank you very much , nana. i'm rory smith in much, nana. i'm rory smith in the ee— much, nana. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom.— much, nana. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. i'm- t \\e"�*e�* i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. i'm the 1 new? i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. i'm the leader of the— the gb newsroom. i'm the leader of the wagner— the gb newsroom. i'm the leader of the wagner mercenary group says— of the wagner mercenary group eeye russian— of the wagner mercenary group says russian helicopters have opened— says russian helicopters have opened fire— says russian helicopters have opened fire on— says russian helicopters have opened fire on a— says russian helicopters have opened fire on a convoy of his feces— opened fire on a convoy of his fees as the— op

now, nigel, this is nigel nelson. now, nigel, this n mo— nigel nelson. h today. it's their exclusive, i mann— today. it's their exclusive, i mm a— today. it's their exclusive, i mm a not— today. it's their exclusive, i think a lot of— today. it's their exclusive, i think a lot of people will be thinking— think a lot of people will be cmnnne no— think a lot of people will be thinking we kind of thought that was thinking we kind of thought that going— thinking we kind of thought that gomg on— thinking we kind of thought that gomg m— thinking we kind of thought that was going on. in any case, what do was going on. in any case, what no you— was going on. in any case, what no you make— was going on. in any case, what no you make of— was going on. in any case, what do you make of this story that is do you make of this story that n m— do you make of this story that n n no— do you make of this story that is in the ministers— do you make of this story that is in the ministers had secret ann— is in the ministers had secret ann co— is in the ministers had secret uni

senior gb news political commentator nigel nelson, daily telegraph columnist madeline grant, and i'm argument you're purring— the free speech argument you're hurrho uh— the free speech argument you're hurrho up really— the free speech argument you're putting up really rather, rather heeuhur— putting up really rather, rather heeuhur .— putting up really rather, rather heeuhur. r— putting up really rather, rather peculiar. i mean,— putting up really rather, rather peculiar. i mean, the whole hehr— peculiar. i mean, the whole pehhr ws— peculiar. i mean, the whole point was the _ peculiar. i mean, the whole point was the committee were ushe— point was the committee were uehe eh— point was the committee were doing an investigation and i'm assuming— doing an investigation and i'm ussurhhe rher— doing an investigation and i'm assuming that you don't think you— assuming that you don't think you wee— assuming that you don't think you hurr— assuming that you don't think you rush of— assuming that you don't think you were part of a coordinated euhpuhgh— you were part of a coordinated euhpuroh re

great pal of mine, nigel nelson. nigel, what a surprise.r anything like that. if you if you— anything like that. if you if wew vered— anything like that. if you if you voted for— anything like that. if you if you voted for brexit because you wanred— you voted for brexit because you wanted british _ you voted for brexit because you wanted british sovereignty , wanted british sovereignty, raking— wanted british sovereignty, raking back— wanted british sovereignty, taking back control in dominic cwmmings— taking back control in dominic cummings immortal words , you got cummings immortal words, you got wnar— cummings immortal words, you got wnar wew— cummings immortal words, you got wnar wew vered— cummings immortal words, you got what you voted for,— cummings immortal words, you got what you voted for, that was fine.— what you voted for, that was fine bwc— what you voted for, that was fine. but one— what you voted for, that was fine. but one of— what you voted for, that was fine. but one of the things that i fine. but one of the things that i

— buxton and nigel nelson coming in the studio this— buxton and nigel nelson coming in the studio this the ocean. inev-ne e iong— very deep part of the ocean. they're a long way from the coesi— they're a long way from the coesi es— they're a long way from the coast as well. _ they're a long way from the coast as well. so- they're a long way from the coast as well. so getting any son— coast as well. so getting any son oi— coast as well. so getting any sort of rescue— coast as well. so getting any sort of rescue attempt to them is going— sort of rescue attempt to them is going io— sort of rescue attempt to them is going to ieke— sort of rescue attempt to them is going to take time. um, and inene— is going to take time. um, and inene ee— is going to take time. um, and inene vew— is going to take time. um, and there are very few— is going to take time. um, and there are very few vessels that are there are very few vessels that ceneiie— there are very few vessels that cegeiie oi— there are very few vessels that are capable of going those are capable of going to those sons— are capable of go

christine hamilton , nigel nelson and adam hamilton, nigel nelson and adam treeke— hamilton, nigel nelsonst- anglia..we-into the late anglia. as we head into the late evening— anglia. as we head into the late eventng-ettty- anglia. as we head into the late evening early hours of evening and the early hours of ttutttty— evening and the early hours of thursday-further- evening and the early hours of. thursday-furtherlthe thursday morning, further to the west— thursday morning, further to the west-north,— thursday morning, further to the west north, starting see west and north, starting to see some-tnt— west and north, starting to see some-and clearer- west and north, starting to see some and clearer intervals some drier and clearer intervals tevetoptng— developing a scattering of shoes— developing a scattering of showers western areas of showers across western areas of soothed.— showers across western areas of soottoht. hut— showers across western areas of scotland. but many staying dry. it's scotland. but many staying dry. rt-s-h— scotland. but many staying dry. rt-s-h the— scotland. but m

, gb— the writer and broadcaster, and nigel nelson , gb news, senior nigel nelson, gb news, senior hettttcat it and . wtth— we shall play a little bit of it and i will just— we shall play a little bit of it and i will just warn you now, the— and i will just warn you now, the etcec— and i will just warn you now, the voices have— and i will just warn you now, the voices have been distorted to the voices have been distorted te htetect— the voices have been distorted te etetect the— the voices have been distorted to protect the fact— the voices have been distorted to protect the fact that this hte-c— to protect the fact that this kid's identity— to protect the fact that this kid's identity and all the rest of kid's identity and all the rest et n,— kid's identity and all the rest et n, yea— kid's identity and all the rest of it, you know,— kid's identity and all the rest of it, you know, the rules go tat— of it, you know, the rules go t-tt teat— of it, you know, the rules go on. i'll tell you— of it, you know, the rules go on. i'll tell you ,- of it, you know, the rules go on. ll h2; of it, you k

i'm joined by nigel nelson, gb news, senior political commentator , and . mean, the rwanda thing that even if— it's not. i mean, the rwanda thing that even if it- c i mean, the rwanda thing that even if it gets iniongn— thing that even if it gets through the— thing that even if it gets through the courts, it's not going— through the courts, it's not going io— through the courts, it's not going io iono— through the courts, it's not going to take off until at least sopiomioi— going to take off until at least september either. and what we're seeing— september either. and what we're seeing is— september either. and what we're seeing is-ii-s— september either. and what we're seeing is-it's good- september either. and what we're seeing is it's good weather seeing is that it's good weather moi— seeing is that it's good weather moi oinoys— seeing is that it's good weather that always makes people cross the that always makes people cross in cnonnoi. — that always makes people cross the channel. so— that always makes people cross the channel. so as— that always makes

i'm joined by nigel nelson, gb news, senior political commentator , and . a thing that even— it's not. i mean, the rwanda thing that even if— it's not. i mean, the rwanda thing that even if it- c i mean, the rwanda thing that even if it gets ennewgn— thing that even if it gets through the— thing that even if it gets through the courts, it's not going— through the courts, it's not going ee— through the courts, it's not going we wake— through the courts, it's not going to take off until at least september— going to take off until at least september either. and what we're seeing— september either. and what we're seeing is— september either. and what we're seeing n-w-e— september either. and what we're seeing is-it's good- september either. and what we're seeing is it's good weather seeing is that it's good weather enn— seeing is that it's good weather enee aways— seeing is that it's good weather that always makes people cross the that always makes people cross ene cnennen — that always makes people cross the channel. so— that always makes people cross the chann

nigel,— political commentator nigel nelson. nigel, thank you very nwen. — nelson. les or at least these people newetttng tn— rules or at least these people revelling in having this christmas— revelling in having this christmas bash clearly didn't tettewe— christmas bash clearly didn't believe that— christmas bash clearly didn't believe that this— christmas bash clearly didn't believe that this virus was going— believe that this virus was getng te— believe that this virus was getng te tit— believe that this virus was going to kill them, make them trep— going to kill them, make them tnep teat.— going to kill them, make them tnep teat. we— going to kill them, make them drop dead. no i— going to kill them, make them drop dead. no i think that that is drop dead. no i think that that ts stanttng.— drop dead. no i think that that is startling, though. ytiti is startling, though. yes. but tnat— is startling, though. yes. but ttat tn— is startling, though. yes. but ttat tn a— is startling, though. yes. but that in a sense is a separate debate, isn't it, that whether or not t

yeah, well, we know what - nelson - we know what nigel nelson hhhhhs.— we know what nigel nelson hhhhhsleeh- refugee, who's arrived here. i| can't-which country can't remember which country that from. and he said that he came from. and he said that he came from. and he said that he came from. and he said that he was telling my friend that he was telling my friend that friends were that him and his friends were all because they'd all in tears because they'd heard about the rwanda plan and they desperately crying they were desperately crying about they were about the fact that they were going boat, but going to get on the boat, but they they were going to they thought they were going to go to rwanda. and that, me, go to rwanda. and that, for me, that a hand that was like a first hand primary source that people who wanted here want wanted to come here don't want to to rwanda. so where would to go to rwanda. so where would hhey—heh— to go to rwanda. so where would hhey—hheh h— to go to rwanda. so where would they—then if they- to go to rwanda. so where would they—then if they werei they have g

nigel, thank you nigel nelson. nigel, thank you for coming— nigel nelson. is moving into a direction they want to direction where they want to control inflation increasing control inflation by increasing unemployment, by control inflation by increasing unemployment , by actually unemployment, by actually heightening the level of anxiousness and insecurity within what i would consider to be an already frail economy . and be an already frail economy. and that's not my sort of brand of security oriented conservative ism at all. and i think that we've seen a government really almost forsake or sacrifice any talk of sort of positive supply side reforms to the economy in vestments. and i think that that is almost a sort of defeatist approach to economic management that we're seeing from the conservative government. and i think that especially where we already see a cost of living crisis, where the number of communities across the country are incredibly vulnerable to it, i think that taking this kind of approach may actually backfire and increasing economic precari

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nigel nelson, thank as ever for nelson, thank you as ever for joining— nelson, thank you as ever forwe do here now, the people's-even. what we do here now, the. people's-ever, goes people's panel, as ever, goes orowmt— people's panel, as ever, goes orowmt me— people's panel, as ever, goes around the country canvassing wow— around the country canvassing wow wews— around the country canvassing wow om— around the country canvassing your views on the _ around the country canvassing your views on the stories of the week.— your views on the stories of the week. amt— your views on the stories of the week. and ellie— your views on the stories of the week. and ellie costello is tomg—rometl week. and ellie costello is. doing—panel for week. and ellie costello is- doing_panel for the doing the people's panel for the first— doing the people's panel for the first-omet— doing the people's panel for the first-and she's— doing the people's panel for the first-and she's in- first time, and she's in tetgttom— first time, and she's in leighton buzzard. what leighton buzzard. ellie, what gwesttoms— leight

nigel, i'm commentator nigel nelson. nigel, ttn guocctng— commentator nigel nelson. diary up absolutely . yeah. terribly urgent, but doesn't need to be there. i mean, i was saying earlier that touc— mean, i was saying earlier that tonc tonncon— mean, i was saying earlier that boris johnson might not be doing nucn— boris johnson might not be doing much celebrating— boris johnson might not be doing much celebrating for his ttnntoy— much celebrating for his birthday having birthday on monday, but having noont—otouti heard this announcement about ntn—non— heard this announcement about ntn—non tot- heard this announcement about ntn—non tot oc- heard this announcement about him—new job as a. him having this new job as a cotunntct— him having this new job as a columnist that— him having this new job as a columnist that might well be columnist that he might well be cototnottng— columnist that he might well be celebrating,-well- celebrating, he may well be. toot.— celebrating, he may well be. yeah, champagne— celebrating, he may well be. yeah, champagne out. - celebrating, he

nigel nelson , as ever,- keeping all his options open. nigel nelson , as ever, fabulous.ce for shutting down the entire— paying the price for shutting down the entire health service as so— down the entire health service as so mere-s— down the entire health service as so there's no— down the entire health service as so there's no doubt the mating— as so there's no doubt the shutting down— as so there's no doubt the shutting down the health service daring— shutting down the health service iaring cowo— shutting down the health service during covid 19— shutting down the health service during covid 19 is— shutting down the health service during covid 19 is accelerated ani— during covid 19 is accelerated and aasei— during covid 19 is accelerated and caused an— during covid 19 is accelerated and caused an enormous amount of damage— and caused an enormous amount of damage . — and caused an enormous amount of damage . ani— and caused an enormous amount of damage . and there— and caused an enormous amount of damage . “r: c“rt;trt; and caused an enormous amount of damage . c“rt;trt;

hello to commentator nigel nelson. hello ie-irein— commentator nigel nelson.ice clothes. that is ine ineerw. — stuff like nice clothes. that is the theory. therefore demand is reiweei— the theory. therefore demand is reiweei ier— the theory. therefore demand is reduced for these— the theory. therefore demand is reduced for these goods. inereiere— reduced for these goods. therefore supply and demand the enee— therefore supply and demand the pie ee— therefore supply and demand the price comes down.— therefore supply and demand the price comes down. therefore iniieiien— price comes down. therefore iniieiien ie— price comes down. therefore inflation is reduced . my real inflation is reduced. my real irwgireer— inflation is reduced. my real irwgireer ie— inflation is reduced. my real bugbear is why— inflation is reduced. my real bugbear is why ? why do we use bugbear is why? why do we use weenie-e— bugbear is why? why do we use people's accommodation? people's nenee— people's accommodation? people's neneeinrewgn— people's accommodation? people's homes through mortg

bermer— commentator nigel nelson and bermer ebwmbbe— commentator nigel nelson and former olympic swimmer talk about this migration and beebbeeberbw— about this migration and particularly illegal migration a lot. particularly illegal migration a beb. bbe— particularly illegal migration a beb. bb-e bm— particularly illegal migration a lot. it's in the— particularly illegal migration a lot. it's in the public conscience.- lot. it's in the public conscience. anas repeatedly in bbe— conscience. anas repeatedly in across the front— conscience. anas repeatedly in across the front page of the paper— across the front page of the eeber eme— across the front page of the eeber eme em— across the front page of the paper and on the media, do you bbbmb— paper and on the media, do you bbbmb bbe— paper and on the media, do you think the public— paper and on the media, do you think the public care about it as think the public care about it ee meeb— think the public care about it as much as the— think the public care about it as much as the media seem to do in as much as the media seem to do be berme— as m

we're joined by my gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and political correspondent at supposed damage the employer. supposed to damage the employer. that's the whole point of strike action. doctors going on strike doesn't employer as doesn't damage the employer as such. vulnerable such. it damages vulnerable patients who are relying on those people . i take that point. those people. i take that point. i those people. i take that point. i enn— those people. i take that point. i yone— those people. i take that point. i mean, you're talking- i take that point. i mean, you're talking about nion— i mean, you're talking about vnn-one— i mean, you're talking about with .the various- i mean, you're talking about with the various health with all the various health ennnoe— with all the various health strikes, 600,000 strikes, sort of 600,000 onenaiing — strikes, sort of 600,000 operating surgeons, which won't go operating surgeons, which won't eio—of— operating surgeons, which won't go—oo io- operating surgeons, which won't go—oo io .- operating surgeons, which won't go—oo io . n

stephen pound is a bit late will get here but also we'll have gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson

.— senior political commentator nigel nelson. really good to see you tnis— nigel nelson.earned— some answer. others who want lessons learned from this inquiry,— lessons learned from this inquiry, wno— lessons learned from this inquiry, who want to make sure not— inquiry, who want to make sure not nor— inquiry, who want to make sure not not in— inquiry, who want to make sure not not it o— inquiry, who want to make sure that that if a new— inquiry, who want to make sure that that if a new pandemic strikes— that that if a new pandemic strikes, we're— that that if a new pandemic strikes, we're an— that that if a new pandemic strikes, we're an awful lot safer— strikes, we're an awful lot soier rnon— strikes, we're an awful lot safer than we _ strikes, we're an awful lot safer than we were during the iosi— safer than we were during the iosi one— safer than we were during the iosi — safer than we were during the last one. yeah,— safer than we were during the last one. / \» 91:4 last one. yeah, nigel, i think it's speaking a lot of common sense there. a lot of people just want to

this morning as gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, alongside writer and commentator candace one and then we e7 i think that might go to my number one and then we would sereahw— my number one and then we would sereahw de— my number one and then we would sehahw sre-rhe— my number one and then we would certainly go the afternoon certainly go for the afternoon nap,— certainly go for the afternoon nap—dared- nap, especially after doing a breakfast— nap, especially after doing a breakfast-yeah. - nap, especially after doing a breakfast yeah. ' a: nap, especially after doing a- breakfast-yeah. and okay. breakfast show. yeah. and okay. so breakfast show. yeah. and okay. sea-hes— breakfast show. yeah. and okay. sea-hee your— breakfast show. yeah. and okay. so into your story. rishi so segway into your story. rishi has america for a small has been in america for a small act kindness has he come act of kindness or has he come home again with an empty home once again with an empty deal for britain? well no deal at is the at all, really, which is the problem. this much heralded ahahds— p