yesterday, i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world, i don't know if you've been to peppa pig worldi event, but let's assess whether this is a political storm that will pass or something that may have longer resonance. anushka's with us, chris williams joins us from the daily telegraph and joe is here, co—founder and director of deltapoll. i'm also told that you have been dubbed the housewives�* favourite pollster by the times. laughter which is an interesting moniker. but let's stick to the story here. help me and to everyone assess this peppa pig story. it got a huge amount of attention, but in the long run, does it matter? well, when looking at any of these such events, it's important to distinguish between turning points, as in true moments that make a difference that last in the polls and simply talking points. those moments that may produce a spike in the support in one way or the other, but don't actually make a lasting different, that long—term trends we are interested in here, and i would say that this peppa pig incident if you like, pig gate or �*peppagate', however you wa

yesterday, i went, as we all must to peppa pig world, who has been to peppa pig world? not enough.nough. not that many --eole not enough. not that many peeple had _ not enough. not that many people had been _ not enough. not that many people had been to - not enough. not that many people had been to peppa i not enough. not that many i people had been to peppa pig world at that cdi events, but let's assess whether this is a political storm that will pass or something that may have longer residence. chris williamsjoins us from longer residence. chris williams joins us from the daily telegraph and joe is here, co—founderand daily telegraph and joe is here, co—founder and director of delta paul. i'm also told that you have been dubbed the housewives favourite poster by the times. laughter which is an interesting moniker. but let's stick to the story here. help me and to everyone assess this peppa pig story. a huge amount of attention, but in the long run, does it matter?— does it matter? well, when lookin: does it matter? well, when looking at _ does it matter? well, when looking at an

we will also talk about that peppa pig cbi speech with joe twyman. talk about that peppa pig cbi speechsomething longer lasting. before we get to that, let's hear from aiko presenter katie. she has been interviewing the new culture secretary leading tories. we will release that as a podcaster you can listen to the whole interview but here is some of it where she talks about her plans to take on online harm. we are looking at and considering making _ we are looking at and considering making someone in an organisation, criminally— making someone in an organisation, criminally responsible. that is something we are considering including in this bill. they have had notice, they have fair warning. this bill_ had notice, they have fair warning. this bill is— had notice, they have fair warning. this bill is coming, abide by your terms _ this bill is coming, abide by your terms and — this bill is coming, abide by your terms and conditions now, remove your harmful algorithms now. 20,000 engineers _ your harmful algorithms now. 20,000 engineers you put under the matter verse. _ engineers you put u

once upon a time, there was a pig called peppa. peppa lived in peppa pig world. d travel around with all her friends. oh, you haven't been? borisjohnson has. he's the prime minister, you know? he says it's in hampshire. it is. that bit isn't fiction. in fact, it is in hampshire. mrjohnson extolled the virtues of the peppa theme park in a speech to some of the uk's leading business people this week. a speech, whether or not you like peppa pig, clive, which has been widely derided as a bit of a car crash. it got terrible write—ups. what went wrong? when we give public speeches and, you know, i've given a few in my time, you know, you lose your place. i make sure that i number of them from now on, then i don't end up having to rely on the brilliance of peppa pig. borisjohnson is a populist. he is a boosterist, i'm sure he wouldn't mind me saying. he's someone who... the glass is always half full. yeah. he's very, very optimistic, and he puts that idea across in pretty much everything that he does and in how he behaves. that speech was in front of the cbi, the main bu

"hands up if you've ever been to peppa pig world." it was very— ever been to peppa pig world."h. this is very strange. the idea that boris johnson — is very strange. the idea that boris johnson i— is very strange. the idea that boris johnson... i don't think there is any time — johnson... i don't think there is any time that he integrated —— deeper— any time that he integrated —— deeper integrated plan could have been announced. it was a scrapping of major— been announced. it was a scrapping of major parts of h52. it will be very— of major parts of h52. it will be very disappointing for people in the north— very disappointing for people in the north or— very disappointing for people in the north or the northern newspapers covering _ north or the northern newspapers covering it — north or the northern newspapers covering it. they were extremely disappointed by it. there are people whose _ disappointed by it. there are people whose lives have been overturned and uprooted _ whose lives have been overturned and uprooted because of a track that won't _ uprooted because of a track th

it makes people happy. >> reporter: but even peppa pig has experienced controversy. ode was pulled off screens in australia where poisonous spiders abound. >> bye-bye mr. skinny legs. >> reporter: some say daddy pig has been fat-shamed in the series and claim the cartoon reinforces gender stereotypes. but the show's current makers say from te very beginning the 4-year-old pig has been ahead of her time. >> she was a female role model, which was actually very rare at the time. it was very much speaking to kids on their wavelength at that time in a way that other shows weren't. >> hey, how are you doing? i'm miss rabbit. >> reporter: peppa's latest episode see her family take a vacation in america. a road trip from coast to coast. >> new york. the city that never sleeps. >> it's a much busier screen than you normally see with peppa. >> i can see a big green lady with an ice cream. >> that's the statue of liberty. >> she doesn't know what that is. >> yeah, absolutely. >> she thinks it's a lady with an ice cream. >> and they're eating ice cream. so it's perfect. it's the

into what will be known as the peppa pig fiasco speech, i'm afraid.ne says boris has made a u—turn. he's going — one says boris has made a u—turn. he's going to — one says boris has made a u—turn. he's going to make a thomas the tank engine _ he's going to make a thomas the tank engine speech. sums up the sense of bizarre _ engine speech. sums up the sense of bizarre. when you've got someone saving _ bizarre. when you've got someone saving hes— bizarre. when you've got someone saying he's not lost it, whether you stop kicking — saying he's not lost it, whether you stop kicking your cat, questions you don't _ stop kicking your cat, questions you don't want — stop kicking your cat, questions you don't want to be asked. i'm surprised _ don't want to be asked. i'm surprised he's not unwell. but there is a warning — surprised he's not unwell. but there is a warning between the pm... most agreed by the owen patterson mess _ most agreed by the owen patterson mess. some mps are... last—minute approach — mess. some mps are... last—minute approach to— mess. som

yesterday, l i went, as we all must, to peppa pig worid~ _ i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world world. �* . ,, ., ., . i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world. �* ., ., . ., i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world; ., .. ., .,�* world. an appearance today won't have calmed _ world. an appearance today won't have calmed those _ world. an appearance today won't have calmed those nerves, - world. an appearance today won't have calmed those nerves, or- world. an appearance today won'tl have calmed those nerves, or fears about the proposals that mps will vote on tonight.— vote on tonight. they are much better than _ vote on tonight. they are much better than the _ vote on tonight. they are much better than the existing - vote on tonight. they are muchj better than the existing system because, — better than the existing system because, under— better than the existing system because, under the _ better than the existing system because, under the existing - better than the existing system - because, under the existing system, nobody— because, under the existing system, nobody gets

losing his place _ peppa pig and painfully losing his place about three seconds.arily the easiest audience either for— not necessarily the easiest audience either for the prime minister, business _ either for the prime minister, business leaders. he's made some not very positive _ business leaders. he's made some not very positive comments about business _ very positive comments about business before. but it's really interesting how this has gone down interesting how this has gone down in a reaction we had to it. there's been _ in a reaction we had to it. there's been criticism over downing street's operation, _ been criticism over downing street's operation, as well as directed from inside _ operation, as well as directed from inside downing street at the prime minister_ inside downing street at the prime minister and whether he needs to change _ minister and whether he needs to change his stance a little bit to -et change his stance a little bit to get a _ change his stance a little bit to get a grip— change his stance a little bit to get a grip or whether he ne

i don't know if you have been to peppa pig world. hands up have been to peppa pig world.s been to peppa pig world? not enough. well, it's fantastic. i was a bit hazy as to what i would find at peppa pig world. but i loved it. it is very much my kind of place. sometimes the prime minister's _ much my kind of place. sometimes the prime minister's act _ much my kind of place. sometimes the prime minister's act goes _ much my kind of place. sometimes the prime minister's act goes down - much my kind of place. sometimes the prime minister's act goes down very i prime minister's act goes down very well, _ prime minister's act goes down very well, but _ prime minister's act goes down very well, but for a lot of people yesterday it was a disappointment. talking _ yesterday it was a disappointment. talking to — yesterday it was a disappointment. talking to one former cabinet ntinister— talking to one former cabinet minister who has been through this before, _ minister who has been through this before, he — minister who has been through this before, he says there is now a dangerous

boris johnson said peppa pig was rejected by the bbc. this is not true.was also hard to avoid the sign -- they put out a statement welcoming the fact mr. johnson has chosen to speak at length about his visit during today's cbi conference. here's the prime minister on the day out in question. once the speecwas over, one repoer decided to ask what a lot of people were thinking. reporter: in your speech, you lost yr notes, your place, you talked about peppa pig. is everything ok? p.m. johnson: i think people got the vast majority of the point i wanted to make and i thought it went well. ros: is everything ok, the prime minister was asked. there are no shortage of people offering their own answers, not the least of which, the prime minister's colleagues at number 10 downing. we were looking for leadership today and it was shambolic. and lord ginsberg tweeted there's a lot of concern about the prime minister, it's just not working. the cabinet needs to wake up and demand serious changes, otherwise it will keep getting worse. if they don't insist, he just won't

. >> at first it was peppa pig rerun. >> now with peppa pig rerun. >> isn't that the truth what theyer people is you work in a business a multibillion-dollar business so when media and companies and subsidiaries stop doing the things they do for ratings and many, you have to be afraid of how that whole thing clearly they are not doing programming with msnbc and all the other idiots that they subject america to. that means are not worrying about revenue —- the media company worries about revenue what are they worried about quick. >> that's a great point. they start becoming actual newscasters telling people the news that is going on. now they just want to tell the narrative that is so bad for their so-called viewers they would rather watch reruns of peppa pig. >> you don't work for a nonprofit. fox is not nonprofit they are not nonprofit they are revenue-generating publicly held companies in many cases. they have decided they don't need to make many anymore. that should scare people. they are getting money from somewhere. jesse: it should. because i think political ideology is much mo

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the metro calls it a peppa pig's yr. it was definitely an off—board speech to watch.ly an off-board speech to watch.— it was definitely an off-board speech to watch. i think, to be honest boris _ speech to watch. i think, to be honest boris johnson - speech to watch. i think, to be honest boris johnson has - speech to watch. i think, to be honest boris johnson has got l speech to watch. i think, to bej honest boris johnson has got a lovely -- _ honest boris johnson has got a lovely -- away _ honest boris johnson has got a lovely -- away with _ honest boris johnson has got a lovely -- away with an - honest boris johnson has got a lovely -- away with an awful. honest boris johnson has got a | lovely -- away with an awful lot honest boris johnson has got a . lovely -- away with an awful lot in lovely —— away with an awful lot in the way _ lovely —— away with an awful lot in the way of — lovely —— away with an awful lot in the way of entertainment. he's gotten — the way of entertainment. he's gotten away with being a sham, a essentially. since then, in a way is negligent—

the really interesting thing for me about peppa pig world was the power of uk creativity. ks like a hairdryer or a cat so like hairdryer, a pig that was rejected by the bbc, would now be exported to 180 countries with theme park space in america and china as well as in the new forest. and a business that's worth at least 6 billion to this country. £6 billion. and counting. i think that is pure genius, don't you? no vital civil servant would conceivably have come up servant would conceivably have come up with peppa pig. my final message to you as we stand on the brink of this green industrial revolution and we prepared to use our regulatory freedoms in what i believe would be a very strong post—covid rebound, we are blessed notjust with capital markets and the world's best universities and incredible pools of liquidity in london and the right time zone, right language and opportunity across the whole country, we are also blessed with the amazing inventive power and range of british business. and that, above all, is what fills me with confidence, members of the cbi, for the d

he also impersonated a car and made reference to the children's cartoon peppa pig.tion labour party. an investigation by bbc news has found that two women who died of herpes could have been infected by the same surgeon working in kent. the women died six weeks apart, within days of giving birth, of what is usually a mild infection. east kent hospitals trust said they could not identify the source of the infection. the energy company, bulb, is to be put into administration. the company which has which has 1.7 million customers, struggled to make a profit after a sharp rise in wholesale gas prices this year. still to come a bit later in the programme: we'll tell you about a rapper whose popular song has been banned in mainland china — and why he says he has no regrets. but first, a private investigator has been describing the lengths he says he went to around 15 years ago to get information about prince harry and his then—girlfriend, chelsy davy. speaking for the first time, gavin burrows has told the bbc that he targeted her voicemails for a newspaper. prince harry i

yesterday, i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world~ _ an appearance today won't have calmed those the proposals which mps will vote on tonight. they're much better- than the existing system, because under the existing system, i nobody gets any support if they have assets of £23,000 or more. now you get support - if you have £100,000 or less. but after losing his place, he was later asked... frankly, is everything 0k? i think that people got the vast | majority of the points i wantedj to make and i thought it went over well. - this government is the first to act to reform care after years of promises. overall, it should mean billions extra and more people getting help. yet the opposition wants to make the most of tory nerves about the specifics and vote them down tonight. we now learn that people will have to sell their home, so it's another broken promise. worse than that, it's that people who aren't so well off will have to sell their homes because of course, many families won't have £86,000 to hand. i'm glad to hear that he asserts that no one will lose out... quiet, but explici

he also later launched into a lengthy anecdote about the children's theme park, peppa pig world, a long. he defended his levelling up agenda, and questions have been raised about that agenda, for example, last week's decision to scale back major rail projects, like the northern powerhouse rail scheme. but he was insistent that he remains very committed to this. it is a moral mission, and as you get older, the funny thing is, you get more idealistic and less cynical. it's a moral thing, but it's also an economic imperative, because if this country could achieve the same kind of geographical balance and dispersion of growth and wealth that you find in most of our most successful economic comparators, and if all our businesses could reach more balance in their levels of productivity, then there would be absolutely no stopping us, and we would achieve what i believe we can, and become the biggest and most successful economy in europe. the labour leader sir keir starmer is due to address the conference later and spoke of the skills shortage, what labour would do about giving a firm grip on s

and peppa pig world certainly did. it put out a statement...ast majority of the points i want _ got the vast majority of the points i want to— got the vast majority of the points i want to make and i thought it went well. is everything 0k he was as? not least the colleagues in street told the bbc... lauren cooper tweeted. .. lauren cooper tweeted... ? lauren coopertweeted... ? goons berg. the opposition labour party said... business leaders will have to consider what they are in the speech. when chief executive told the guardian it was interesting that he asked a group of business leaders in the northeast if you travelled six hours... interesting as one—word as we been hearing, others are being used to. same as it may in a few minutes were going to take a detailed look at chili's election. there is a far right candidate, he is the front runner, he sent a final—round against the left—wing candidate will take you through all the policies and whether they fit into south american politics. the abandons capture of kabul in august as shock waves arou

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i rememberwatching it with my— peppa pig. i rememberwatching it with my two nippers.stand why the westminster commentators do that, is fairly peripheral to what i and the rest of— fairly peripheral to what i and the rest of the — fairly peripheral to what i and the rest of the cabinet and the prime ministerm — rest of the cabinet and the prime minister- - -_ minister... ok. but you know the whole country — minister... ok. but you know the whole country has _ minister... ok. but you know the whole country has been - minister... ok. but you know the | whole country has been transfixed minister... ok. but you know the - whole country has been transfixed by the speech. it is all over social media. i am the speech. it is all over social media. iam really the speech. it is all over social media. i am really sorry. just one last question. i media. i am really sorry. just one last question-— last question. i really don't think the country _ last question. i really don't think the country has _ last question. i really don't think the country has been _ last question. i really

leaders where the prime minister lost his place in his notes and got sidetracked about his visit to peppa pigsome this morning, even the former health secretaryjeremy hunt, who abstained from backing borisjohnson�*s plans last night, have been forgiving to him. the speech didn't go particularly well, but i think the bigger picture is the things that matter to ordinary people, for example, the booster programme, which is by far the biggest anywhere in europe, means that we have a better chance of having a normal christmas this year than many countries in europe. i think in the end that is the kind of thing that will matter more to most people. but some of those who represent ordinary people, mps, feel their patience is wearing thin. after a rocky few weeks of difficult headlines about sleaze, less generous plans for railways and now social care, some of those who didn't back the government last night feels it's not good enough for ministers to just say, "trust us, we have done the sums." they want more assurances the plans they're being asked to vote on have been properly thought through. the

yesterday, i went, as we all must, to peppa pig world~ _ an appearance today won't have calmed those proposals that mps will vote on tonight. they are much better— than the existing system because, under the existing system, - nobody gets any support if they have assets of £23,000 or more. now you get support - if you have £100,000 or less. but after losing his place, he was later asked? frankly, is everything 0k? i think that people got the vast | majority of the points i wantedj to make and i thought it went over well. - the social care plan follows years of governments to make changes and overall it should mean billions of extra care in england, with more people receiving help towards the cost. the former health secretary will back the reform, even with a heavy heart. it is very disappointing that the way the cap is going to be calculated is going to be changed, which means that it is going to be a less progressive measure than was hoped for. the opposition is trying to persuade more tories to join with them to reject the plan in the commons later. we now learn that people will ha

i checking because sometimes that changes, but after that speech to the cbi, earlier this week, peppa pigeech to a made two peppa pig world over the weekend, raising eyebrows and speaking to his audience of business leaders there. and questions then at from the backbenches, voices of discontent, we have had some rebellious backbenchers not voting for government policies. we have had questions, really, generally, broadly, about grip and that sort of thing, and that is i guess where you say, people will be watching this to see how he now handles this situation in the commons today. do ou situation in the commons today. do you think a little bit that his performance today will be examined just as much by his old party, his own backbenchers, by those on the opposition benches? yes. own backbenchers, by those on the opposition benches?— opposition benches? yes, but certainly what _ opposition benches? yes, but certainly what you _ opposition benches? yes, but certainly what you can - opposition benches? yes, but certainly what you can say - opposition benches? yes, but certainly what you can s

he later launched into a quite lengthy anecdote about peppa pig world, which he said he visited yesterdays commitment of that plan because of things that happened last week, for example, when major rail schemes like the northern powerhouse rail project were rained in as was part of hs too. but he insisted he remains committed to his agenda. it is a moral mission and as you get oldei’, _ is a moral mission and as you get older. i_ is a moral mission and as you get older. i find — is a moral mission and as you get older, i find the funny thing is you -et older, i find the funny thing is you get more — older, i find the funny thing is you get more idealistic and less cynical~ _ get more idealistic and less cynical. it is a moral thing, but it is also _ cynical. it is a moral thing, but it is also an— cynical. it is a moral thing, but it is also an economic imperative because — is also an economic imperative because if— is also an economic imperative because if this country could achieve _ because if this country could achieve the same kind of geographical balance and dispersion of growth _ g