also coming up on the programme back to back winners — britain's joe salisbury and america's rajeev ramssfully defend their atp finals doubles title... welcome along, thank you forjoining us. for most of the cricket world cup india looked unstoppable. on home soil, they were unbeaten heading into today's final. but australia — like they've done so many times before — spoilt the party and ensured they left ahmedabad with a record extending sixth world cup title. among all their great cricketing achievements — this one will surely rank close to the top. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching: anyone supporting india? start with about 130,000 at the ground and multiplied across the worldmost populous nation. picture the fascination and you can imagine the sales of replica shirts. a vivid display of indian strength. they had onlyjust finished the anthems. batting began with the captain, rohit sharma hitting three sixes in the first ten overs but the fun didn't last. australia have some outstanding fielders. travis head was chasing and diving and he caught it. yep, he caught it. st

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jason salisbury thank you very much for joining with. forjoining me with. jason salisbury thank you very much for joining me this evening. >> you're welcome . >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. >> laura, i need to i need to come back to you about what happenedin come back to you about what happened in during that conversation with michael crick and brian rose. what do you feel about the that broad issue of censorship ? talk about censorship? talk about censorship? talk about censorship being censored ? censorship being censored? >> well, it's tricky. i mean, i guess the program is coming into an ad break. so the conversation was going to come short. you know, paul was to going end shortly, but it did end abruptly. and that's a shame . i abruptly. and that's a shame. i think that it would have been more fruitful to let it continue. but there are a couple of things about the conversation which were a bit problematic . which were a bit problematic. michael michael crick was being quite boorish. he was holding the floor and you know , it'

there is even just the chance of a little bit of wintriness across the welsh hills, maybe salisbury plainail here now into thursday and it could change. in fact, these blobs of blue and even the wintriness will be probably in different locations as the next computer model runs are released. so, the outlook, then, shows this pressure pattern, the isobars pointing in from north to south. that is an indication of where our air�*s going to be coming from and it does look as though it'll be generally coming in from the north, so those temperatures will remain on the cold side. so, here's an outlook for end of next week and even into the following weekend there. you can see staying on the cold side in the south, around five degrees celsius and, actually, about the same further north, too. that's it for me. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. the faces of israeli women and children on their way home after a second group of hostages is released. some havejust arrived here, at a hospital in tel aviv. celebrations in the west bank, as palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails are fr

britain'sjoe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their title with a straight—sets victoryt the finals to ten matches. they also won the us open earlier this year for a third time in a row. denmark's nicolai hojgaard won the season—ending world tour championship in dubai. starting the final round two shots off the lead, he shot a final round of 64, which included nine birdies, as he finished on 21 under par — two shots clear. he said the victory was his sweetest and the best golf he'd played in a tournament but he's already looking ahead. we're going to regroup after this, celebrate and then, try to make a plan for what is going to happen next year. i'm very excited. it's an incredible way to finish the year and you almost want to keep going. but it's been a long season, a draining one but a good one, and i cannot wait to get to the off—season and put in work so we can be even stronger and better going into �*21i. a great end to his season. a quick reminder of our top story — australia's cricketers stunning the hosts india in the world cup final. travis head their match win

great britain'sjoe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their doubles title, with a straight—setslos, taking their winning streak at the finals to ten matches. they also won the us open earlier this year, for a third time in a row denmark's nicolai hojgaard won the season ending world tour championship in dubai. starting the final round two shots off the lead. he shot a final round of 64 — which included nine birdies — as he finished on 21 under par, two shots clear. he said the victory was his sweetest, and the best golf he'd played in a tournament, but he's already looking ahead. yeah. we're going to regroup after this, celebrate, and then try to make a plan for what's going to happen next year. i'm very excited. it's incredibly a way to finish the year and you almost just want to keep going. but it's been a long season. it's been a draining one, but a good one and can't wait to get to offseason now and put in some work so we can be even stronger and better going into 24. great end to his season. quick reminder of our top story, australia's crciketers, stunning the hosts india i

, a whole range of scientific— novichok in salisbury, a whole range of scientific matters in normal timesor everyday matters of policy and government, which covers everything from things like space exploration to transport or other areas. there is a second block that is emergencies, and in my time there was an emergency obviously relating to novichok in amesbury, salisbury. there was one relating to the potential collapse of a dam at the toddbrook reservoir. and the third is science as it relates to economic matters as well. is science as it relates to economic matters as well-— matters as well. during that first neriod of matters as well. during that first period of a _ matters as well. during that first period of a year— matters as well. during that first period of a year or _ matters as well. during that first period of a year or so _ matters as well. during that first period of a year or so before - matters as well. during that first period of a year or so before the | period of a year or so before the pandemic— period of a year or so before the pandemic you were involved with, and it

britain“sjoe salisbury has also made a winning start to his finals campaign.tinues her rehabilitation from hand and foot operations. the 2021 us open champion, who“s 21 today, hasn“t played since april, but is still hoping to return to the tour injanuary. and that's all the sport for now. we will see you later. you were the future once. is this back to the future? he's back. in a shock move, david cameron returns to front line politics, as foreign secretary. i know it is not usual for a prime minister to come back in this way but i believe in public service, the prime minister asked me to do this job and it is a time where we have some daunting challenges as a country. his return, part of a major reshuffle by rishi sunak, with a general election expected next year. chris mason will have all the very latest reaction and analysis. also tonight, israel says it has proof hamas is operating out of hospitals in gaza. troops claim to have found in one basement a room used to hold hostages. meanwhile, in another hospital, doctors plead for premature babies to be evacu

last season's runner-up won in salisbury with a goal by diram lavins and got ten points. real sociedad also defeated glicra in a full match to join inter with 10 points. the fourth group of the european champions league will be at the end of the fourth week. the matches of the fifth week of the group stage of the fourth league of the valalial premier league were accompanied by the continuation of the leadership of folad sirjan. folad sirjan managed to beat its host saipa 3-0 in tehran and remain at the top of the table. four good days behind us. we didn't put in our supplies, unfortunately, we didn't have a good deal. ifa saram also won in ardakan 3 by one time, nian electronics won. we had a problem with the attack, but thank god , our defense system on the net is much better than the previous game. pass gorgano chased away with a defeat what we asked the boys to do, but we didn't know how to do it properly, and the opposing team took advantage of the hosting conditions and good fans in yazd, in three consecutive matches of the new team of the premier league . taking the

there is even just the chance of a little bit of wintriness across the welsh hills, maybe salisbury plaint could change. in fact, these blobs of blue and even the wintriness will be probably in different locations as the next computer model runs are released. so the outlook then shows this pressure pattern, the ice balls pointing in from north to south. the isobars pointing in from north to south. that is an indication of where our air is going to be coming from. and it does look as though it'll be generally coming in from the north. so those temperatures will remain on the cold side. so here's an outlook for end of next week and even into the following weekend. there you can see staying on the cold side in the south, around five degrees celsius and actually about the same further north too. that's it for me. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. the faces of israeli women and children on their way home after the second round of hostages are released. celebrations in the west bank as palestinians prisoners, held in israeli jails, are freed. plus ukraine issues another an air a

it was one of four controversial decisions made by refeeree michael salisbury and his var team.isions are costing his team. if you take the reviews, i think we are maybe seven or eight, which is massive, it's massive to the supporters you pay good money to follow their team, it is massive to me he is trying to be a good manager, the difference on being on 22 points as opposed to 15 is absolutely huge. his family home was home to an famous party. this is the scene of the infamous watch party. this is the scene of the infamous watch party-— watch party. this is where it all happened- _ watch party. this is where it all happened. about _ watch party. this is where it all happened. about two - watch party. this is where it all| happened. about two summers watch party. this is where it all- happened. about two summers ago, it was crazy, _ happened. about two summers ago, it was crazy, it _ happened. about two summers ago, it was crazy, it was packed with my friends, — was crazy, it was packed with my friends, my— was crazy, it was packed with my friends, my family. i heard that there

well, quite a lot of them i pay off to a $100.00 causes on salisbury going back to ghost, or maybe it could be wrong because they have the option to go to your ross. the got something that you an agency said last week, got up to 6070000 erect. migraines have loved to con thing. now it could be up to a $100000.00. it's increasing by the day. what sort of challenges do ask in migrant space in dealing with this expulsion order? a fuse dropped because we have to understand quite a lot of them. so that doesn't cost on the dollar bond fees to fall in 2021 and then they came to box. i'm because they obviously could not move on to the dollar bar and it's all kinds of constantly. they kind of on to put new guns, people who were professionals, they had to flee women's rights activists began to box them. there are gods who have been living and boxed on for decades. their children grew up there and some may be still undocumented, but the documentation process is not that simple in the book sense. and now they have to go back to be able to go back, give it a, go back to college, done what they do

are you specifically mention a jewish human rights defenders who stood in salisbury with palestinians that are protest in new york city, just a few blocks from where we're at now at grand central station. what can the un learn from these protests? look, we've been saying for years that we need to open the doors of the when wider to civil society, they are quite often the conscience of humanity. we are a heavy organization that carries a lot of politics on our shoulders. pressure from member states in all directions. you know, political challenges to which they are not subjective. but if there is any hope in this situation where state institutions have failed miserably, where international institutions have failed terribly, it is coming from the streets. it is coming from the people in countries around the world who have said they do not accept this paradigm. they do not accepted these massive violations of human rights. i was moved so deeply by the protest, a grand central station that you mentioned just a few days ago where the thousands of jewish protesters took to the floor of gran

britain's joe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their doubles title, with a straight at the finals to 10 matches. they also won the us open earlier this year, for a third time in a row. and that's all the sport for now. backin back in the next hour. studio: some news from the last few hours, russell brand has been questioned by metropolitan police detectives in relation to allegations of historical six offences. an investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4's dispatches revealed allegations of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse against the comedian and actor. brand has previously denied the claims. for more on this, i spoke earlier to our culture reporter, noor nanji. well, the metropolitan police has confirmed that a man in his 40s attended a police station in south london on november the 16th — so that's last thursday — as first reported by the times newspaper. now, the police force said it was he was interviewed under caution by detectives in relation to allegations of three non—recent sexual offences, and it said that inquiries were continui

for any strikes on a residential building, in con eunice was killed at least $31.00 promising in salisbury went as well told postings to evacuate to promising the south would be safe. 11180 pounds of students including 4609 children have been killed by sweetie attacks. so i'm so tired of this. okay, let's get more on our top story now. the crisis and i'll ship a hospital, the director of the hosp to talk to my husband a boost on the services that have now virtually collapsed. and i think the money ought to be inside the nose since 24 hours. we have no electricity except in the emergency section. the near city section is out of service method, mid to hospital is out of service on into another sections on auto service. yesterday 5 in judd have died because they were in need of surgeries. uh we put in conduct such surgeries today to have died. they went in a very serious condition. we couldn't afford it on them. and due to lack of electricity, we have all our blood a bank stuck as over or amato. all eyes are out of service. also dialysis equipment since 2 days. our patients have been being th

and john lee salisbury was a very famous former moscow bureau chief, and jon lee was bureau chief in japan. the two were entertained by kim il sung, his office for 3 hours on may 26, 1972, one month later, cyrillic, harrison a reporter for the washington post was entertained by kim il sung. and then in july, a harvard law professor was received by kim il sung and. all three delegations said kim this song is something like a visionary is a dictator. yes, but his rational is, well. and kim il sung pulled a new york times reporter's things that were very sweet like, you know, we have to maintain our anti-u.s. stance, you know, i have a constituent to please the brutal korean war. americans killed, a lot of people. so even i don't mean it entirely. we have to say and tell us things you know that south korean dictator, military man i'm open to meeting with him without preconditions. and of course, american forces, troops in south korea, they'll have to go eventually. but that doesn't to be a precondition for talks with the south korean leader. it sounds very reasonable and so on. rambo tw

it's a comprehensive c spot in the entire does this slip salisbury notes with that regarding the humanitarian and as we said, they will go in mediately, since the pose is implemented through the crossing of the handbook, our bravo is in egypt. we have a lot of flux with one with the and we hope mo, uh who mention ad will go according to the items of the po is and the flow will increase and it definitely it will go in one day. it will never be able to meet the needs of the scene and get it to them. thank you. can you walk us through how we expect things to progress from 4 pm on words? is there a certain number of hostages? who we know will be part of that 1st to transfer, and then what will we should be expect to see in the next 24 hours after that? so the 1st at least will be affecting individuals of the women, and that's how the women and children and some of them are the only one inside with the other side of children. as we stated at, they would think of these at approximately 4 pm. i must say, as, as you might expect is not, you know, exact science inside them. the time itself doesn't hav

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there is even just the chance of a little bit of wintriness across the welsh hills, maybe salisbury plain different locations as the next computer model runs are released. so, the outlook, then, shows this pressure pattern, the isobars pointing in from north to south. that is an indication of where our air�*s going to be coming from and it does look as though it'll be generally coming in from the north, so those temperatures will remain on the cold side. so, here's an outlook for end of next week and even into the following weekend there. you can see staying on the cold side in the south, around five degrees celsius and, actually, about the same further north, too. that's it for me. bye—bye. this is bbc news. a moment ofjoy as 9—year—old emily hand is reunited with her father. she'd been abducted during a sleepover at a libbutz. she was part of a second exchange of hostages for prisoners between israel and hamas. 13 israelis and 4 thai nationals have been freed. celebrations in the west bank as 39 more palestinians were released from israeli prisons. some have been in detention for years.

the line is also closed between exeter and taunton, salisbury and southampton, reading to gatwick andd no train services operating from edinburgh to aberdeen in both directions, after mid—morning today. a long queue of freight lorries has formed on the a20, as the port of dover announces it is suspending all sailings. anyone who had been planning to travel today is being advised to check with their operator before setting out. port of dover police have asked people to stay away coastal areas. posting on x, formerly twitter, they said: "for your own safety and that of first responders, avoid our beaches, piers and promenade during this time." heavy rain and wind at norwich train station this morning, this picture was sent in from a viewer. another viewer sends us this in from frinton—on—sea on the essex coast, where the doors of a beach hut blew off. coastal communities are among the worst hit,

britain'sjoe salisbury is also in doubles action in turin right now.st tennis for the atp finals — he's been the men's singles champion twice in this event, now he's made the perfect start to this campaign by beating world number two carlos alcaraz. zverev is the world number seven and hasn't won a grand slam singles event, but he's taken the first steps to a third title here. the wimbledon champion alcaraz had taken the first set but zverev responded and came back to win in a final set decider. it's the spaniards third defeat in a row — the first time that's happened since 2021. well, after novak djokovic's opening win over holger rune in turin, he will now end the year as world number one for a record eighth time. it takes the 36—year—old's winning run to 19 matches in a row — in a year, where he made all four grad slam finals, winning three of them. always has been a huge objective and huge goal of mine to be number one in the world. other than grand slams thatis in the world. other than grand slams that is what counts the most, to finish up the yea

draper, cam norrie, and doubles specialists and multiple grand slam champions neil skupski and joe salisburysingles matches and a doubles if needed. joe wilson has the latest: jack draper is under way, this is the first match, a tight opening set, both players holding their served throughout, it went to a tie—break in the end but it was his opponent who has one that tie—break. in the end it went his way, 7—2, and so jack draper with work to do, 7—2 in that tie—break, written with work to do having lost at first set. these are life pictures than, serbia's number 55, 2a years old, quarterfinals and 2023, close to when it is first atp title at the bottom of your screen, but draper the favourites, reducing the forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 2i forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 21 years old hoping to win a switch and setting written up for the match between cameron norrie and novak djokovic, and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draperwent and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draper went in the first game in the second set, and transit lan

the prince of wales took part in the mock assault on salisbury salisbury plain earlier.ince william threw smoke grenades from a warrior armoured vehicle as he joined a simulated attack on an enemy position. the exercise formed part of the future king's first visit to the first battalion of the mercian regiment. as the colonel in chief. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for the headliners . the headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonight to go through friday's papers are two top comedians. we've got josh howie and leo kearse . and josh has and leo kearse. and josh has gone for a camouflage look here tonight. >> yes , blue jacket. >> yes, blue jacket. >> yes, blue jacket. >> i just want it to be a bald head on a blue background. >> yeah, like in red >> yeah, like holly in red dwarf. exactly . dwarf. yeah, exactly. >> and speak like this >> and i would speak like this and dry. and be very dry. >> i'm very h

cornwall because of flooding and fallen trees, and the line is also closed between exeter and taunton, salisburyso asking people not to travel, with disruption lasting until saturday, and no train services operating from edinburgh to aberdeen in both directions after mid—morning today. also a long queue of freight lorries has formed on the a20 as the port of dover announces that it is suspending all sailings. we saw some really dire pictures coming from dover earlier, you could hardly see anything. anyone who had been planning to travel today is being advised to check with their operator before setting out. the port of dover police have asked people to stay away from coastal areas. and posting on twitter macro, they said for your own safety, avoid beaches, piers and promenades on this time. the norwich train station this morning, this picture was sent in this morning from one viewer there, thatis this morning from one viewer there, that is the norwich train station, and another viewer has sent this from frinton on sea on the essex coast, where the doors of a beach hut flew off. coastal communiti

the prince of wales took part in the mock assault on salisbury salisbury plain earlier.ince william threw smoke grenades from a warrior armoured vehicle as he joined a simulated attack on an enemy position. the exercise formed part of the future king's first visit to the first battalion of the mercian regiment. as the colonel in chief. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for the headliners . the headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm andrew doyle. and joining me tonight to go through friday's papers are two top comedians. we've got josh howie and leo kearse . and josh has and leo kearse. and josh has gone for a camouflage look here tonight. >> yes , blue jacket. >> yes, blue jacket. >> yes, blue jacket. >> i just want it to be a bald head on a blue background. >> yeah, like in red >> yeah, like holly in red dwarf. exactly . dwarf. yeah, exactly. >> and speak like this >> and i would speak like this and dry. and be very dry. >> i'm very h

. - edgar welch, 28, of salisbury, north carolina, has been arrested and charged with assault with an. - police say welch was self-investigating a false news story that circulated online during the presidential campaign. - this case shows how fake news can lead to a dangerous situation. an utterly bogus story about child abuse promoted on the internet. - human beings, in general, and americans, in particular, have not necessarily been trained to have an enquiry around the truth. how to figure out whether what we're watching is true or not. - you know, it sounds totally alien to the normal person, but if you study history, elites are always seeking after the innocents obsessed with the sacrifice of human children. - it's the world of a-la-carte reality. the things that are true, you can just pick and choose among them with a splash of things that are completely untrue. but if that's how you want to create your worldview, perfectly acceptable. - we are christian, insofar as we believe in christ's principle of love your neighbor as yourself. and with that principle, i challenge every je

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there it's look, it's it without using salisbury addison the house of lords can delay this legislation general election . the tory party only election. the tory party only hold one third of the seats in the house of lords. so is this all just posturing before an election ? election? >> well, it doesn't quite take it beyond the election, but it might mean the election must be in january 2025, tom, because if this legislation is introduced , this legislation is introduced, as it should be before christmas . but you're right, of course it will delay it for ages if that happens. and the salisbury convention, as you say, there, is meant to mean that the peers can only delay legislation for up to a year before it must go through using the parliament, parliament act . if that has to parliament act. if that has to happen, i don't think the optics isuppose happen, i don't think the optics i suppose politically is you have a democratic democrat elected government trying to get their will passed . a lib dem their will passed. a lib dem labour dominated house of lords along with the non—affiliated

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britain's joe salisbury and the american rajeev ram have retained their doubles title at the atp finalsak djokovic hasjust begun his attempt to win a record—breaking seventh finals title — he takes on the home favourite jannik sinner, who beat him in the group stage. it's going with serve, djokovic 2—1 up in the opening set. denmark's nicolai hojgaard won the dp world tour championship in dubai, despite starting the final day two shots off the lead. hojgaard shot a final round of 64 — which included nine birdies — as he ended the day 21 under. there was a three way tie for second place with victor hovland, matt wallace and tommy fleetwood finishing on 19 under. yes, we will regroup after this, celebrate and then try to make a plan for what would happen next year, very excited. an incredible way to finish the year and you almost want to keep going, but it's been a long and draining season but a good one. can't wait to get to the off—season and put in some work so we can be in a stronger and better come 202a. and that's all the sport for now. let's start with the new footage which has bee

abraham patton worked at least for a time as a wheelwright and owned about 100 acres in salisbury township, pennsylvania. he married martha crawford in philadelphia in 1766. and by end of the decade, he had moved with her to. baltimore over the next five years, he celebrated the baptisms of three newborn daughters. he pursued a couple of runaway white servants. and in january 1775, he sold a young black man named sam to dol dol in frederick county. one gets the impression of a man who is restless, ruthless and he was in new york ring the summer of 1776, during the continental army's occupation of new york, the new york gazette and weekly notes a letter that had been left him at the local post office on july 15th by the time of his hanging. a year later, german officers were calling him a rebel captain who had passed himself off as a mercha and indeed a philadelphia newspap of january 5, 1777, noted an unclaimed letter for captain abraham patton. but i haven't found him in any military records, only in these newspaper references. and in the references of these german officers. a rebel priso

abraham patton worked at least for a time as a wheelwright and owned about 100 acres in salisbury township, pennsylvania. he married martha crawford in philadelphia in 1766. and by end of the decade, he had moved with her to. baltimore over the next five years, he celebrated the baptisms of three newborn daughters. he pursued a couple of runaway white servants. and in january 1775, he sold a young black man named sam to dol dol in frederick county. one gets the impression of a man who is restless, ruthless and he was in new york during the summer of 1776, during the continental army's occupation of new york, the new york gazette and weekly notes a letter that had been left him at the local post office on july 15th by the time of his hanging. a year later, german officers were calling him a rebel captain who had passed himself off as a merchant and indeed a philadelphia newspaper of january 5th, 1777, noted an unclaimed letter for captain abraham patton. but i haven't found him in any military records, only in these newspaper references. and in the references of these german officers. a reb

abraham patton worked at least for a time as a wheelwright and owned about 100 acres in salisbury township, pennsylvania. he married martha crawford in philadelphia in 1766. and by end of the decade, he had moved with her to. baltimore over the next five years, he celebrated the baptisms of three newborn daughters. he pursued a couple of runaway white servants. and in january 1775, he sold a young black man named sam to dol dol in frederick county. one gets the impression of a man who is restless, ruthless and he was in new york during the summer of 1776, during the continental army's occupation of new york, the new york gazette and weekly notes a letter that had been left him at the local post office on july 15th by the time of his hanging. a year later, german officers were calling him a rebel captain who had passed himself off as a merchant and indeed a philadelphia newspaper of january 5th, 1777, noted an unclaimed letter for captain abraham patton. but i haven't found him in any military records, only in these newspaper references. and in the references of these german officers. a reb

, a salisbury plain, for example, a dusting snow to mainly south dusting of snow to mainly south oflly , and across the a303 m3 really, and across the a303 and to down the a30. >> so it's been in the extreme south where you've seen some snow today and some schools have had problems down in the west country. >> and problem is there of >> and the problem is there of course that rain sleet course is that rain and sleet and away tonight. and snow moves away tonight. >> bring some >> it is going to bring some clearing skies and much icier conditions for tomorrow morning . conditions for tomorrow morning. so as though friday so it does look as though friday morning be particularly morning will be particularly icy, only across these icy, not only across these eastern coastal counties where you've well, you've had the showers as well, but much of the but also across much of the south inland where we've had south and inland where we've had plenty of sunshine today. >> well, clear skies also mean a fairly hard frost and some patches of freezing fog. in fact, there could more a fact, there cou

, who started our salisbury, who started our brilliant public sector productivity programme .now be pursued by his formidable successor, the right honourable member for sevenoaks, who has already been with me to meet police, fire and ambulance personnel to understand why bureaucracy is holding them back and through this vital work we will ensure that over time the growth in public spending is lower than the growth in the economy. whilst always protecting the services the pubuc protecting the services the public value. and i will also provide hmrc with the resources they need to ensure everyone pays the tax they owe , raising pays the tax they owe, raising an additional £5 billion across the forecast period and my right hon. friend also promised to grow the economy since 2010, despite it inheriting what was then the worst recession since then the worst recession since the second world war. conservative administrations have provided presided over faster growth than many of our major competitors , including major competitors, including spain, italy and france. well, they don't li

we have back something have to go back to something like salisbury. like lord salisbury. >> yes, wellrse you >> yes, well, and of course you can revoke the peerage as alec douglas—home when he became douglas—home did when he became prime but yes, i prime minister. yeah, but yes, i mean, it's theoretic hinckley. anything at the anything is possible at the moment because he he thought he was pm for very was going to be pm for a very long was going to be pm for a very lon he was up against jeremy >> he was up against jeremy corbyn. ghastly, useless. yes. but flounced out over brexit. b rexit. >> brexit. >> yeah. i mean there will be people saying suella is going to now really step up to try and become leader of the party. i don't think she's got any chance and it won't be before the election. and i'm told that election. and i'm also told that kemi badenoch has fallen out with rishi and later on today, i wouldn't be surprised if she perhaps gets returns to her old job. >> so how many how much reshuffle , ling, do you think we reshuffle, ling, do you think we should expect today? well i me

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but this idea of becoming a of becoming a kind of lord salisbury a lord hague salisbury figure, a lordas you say of course that that the idea there would be that could do from be that he could do this from the that's possible as the lords that's possible as you say. on air say. well i've been on air nick gibb, who was the school's minister, has also resigned in the so we're seeing the government. so we're seeing spaces right in spaces open up right now in department for education in in the health department. and of course, top of the home office. >> i remember going back to the falklands day correct me, falklands day and correct me, peter carrington was a lord. he was lord carrington , wasn't he, was lord carrington, wasn't he, at time. and i'm pretty sure at the time. and i'm pretty sure not an mp . that he was not an mp. >> he was a lord, i should say. of course, a william hague was was the foreign affairs spokesman. not actually in office. but the point is you can do that kind of high end role, the role of foreign secretary, if it goes to david cameron, again, not confirmed. or were