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martin that if he built the houses that he damn well committed to, you wouldn't have to worry about capping rents because there'd be more properties and the market would look after itself. >> now , russellit's about fairness, it's about affordability. he's also said he has no plans to do it imminently. but let's trace back to may when probed on this, sir keir starmer said that we have to stop landlords ripping people off and we can pass legislation if necessary. rachel reeves, before the election, then said i think that should be up to local areas to decide. well, london is areas to decide. well, london is a local area. if you add all of this together, you can see that the political will does seem to be there , but it's really cloth be there, but it's really cloth eared. >> i mean, it's really it's incompetent, frankly , of incompetent, frankly, of a government or a local authority to think that the long term answer to the problems within the private rental sector are to cap rents because it simply drives landlords away. now, if the government either this one or the previous one or the one before that had built enough homes, enough rental homes and so on, then there'd be enough to go ro

martin bashir and his the behaviour with the letter from princess diana. >> that's a good argument for the licence fee once again. >> exactly. and then you had the russelland. russell brand, jonathan ross, jonathan ross. yeah. so you had that incident as well. and there have been other things, you know, that have gone on the bbc. i just don't get why they manage to sort of because they've literally said, oh, nothing. >> i understand why they're playing catch up weeks. >> it took seven weeks to even address this properly. when the parents went to them, there were clearly questions to answer. >> and on the on on the issue, i don't understand why. once he was charged and the bbc was told about it because they met, informed the bbc why his why his salary wasn't instantly frozen at that point. obviously, if the bbc had been forced legally to pay bbc had been forced legally to pay it, they would have had to do that. but they should have started proactively stopped paying. >> well, as we ask our great british voices, because this show is nothing without their views, let's welcome our great british voices, their opportunity to be on the show and tell us what th