so simon stephens said the service.aid the service would benefit, in quotes and it is there, tens of thousands of people who are suffering long—term effects of coronavirus. you have said today that you met with the nhs regularly, even many times a week. in any of those regular meetings was this announcement ever discussed? this announcement ever discussed ? not this announcement ever discussed? not that i recall but you will appreciate there were a huge number of meetings and issues raised but i don't recall that, no. fik. of meetings and issues raised but i don't recall that, no.— don't recall that, no. ok. you have soken don't recall that, no. ok. you have spoken today _ don't recall that, no. ok. you have spoken today about _ don't recall that, no. ok. you have spoken today about individual- spoken today about individual responsibility, saying that people looked to protect themselves in very sensible ways. would you agree, mr cain, that communications about the risks of the long—term effects of covid—19 was important

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simon: oh, look, hard to tell, but i'm comfortable we're closer to getting back in than we were yesterday. stephenials won't pick up the phone. patrick: it is exceptionally frustrating. and that's the concerning part for us as an industry because our dialogue is what makes us operate effectively well in trade. and if that dialogue's not there, then it's nigh on impossible to try and then fix some of these issues. stephen: when australia's new trade minister, dan tehan, tried to engage his counterpart in china, he was also met with silence. dan: i wrote to him in the middle of january. it was a very extensive letter. it set out why it was so important for us to be able to have a ministerial dialogue. stephen: what signal do you read into the lack of reply? dan: i'm not quite sure. i'm a little puzzled by it because i think the best thing that all countries can do is maintain dialogue. if you've got differences, the best thing you can do is, is engage and make sure you can work through them. so, my hope is that over time, that's where we'll get to. ♪♪♪ stephen: economist and china expert, scott wald

stephen diets. he is a research associate at build rates institute for european studies and in sydney, we crossly simone wake up. he is a political activist including a contributor and host of the ozzy comstock show on t and the news radio. wright gentleman costs are girls in effect. that means it can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. let's go 1st. so larry, in tampa. well, it looks like the western, the leads project known as ukraine is hitting some speed bumps. is it? is it fair to say this is the end of the beginning, or i being too optimistic, larry? no, i think is there the, the, the key thing is how long will the west continue to try to pour money into this? that's the only thing that's keeping you create a float without western aid. so they've all last a week now. and so what you're starting to see in washington is what was once unified support has freight and afraid significantly, the congress is now, at least some members of congress are willing to use ukraine and some leverage and the amount of funds that once were readily available have shrunk so yeah we're, we're looking at

stephen pound yes or no? >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely no, jake wallace yes or no ? yes or no? >> uh, jake wallis simonsll be the final deathblow, i don't think so. i think i think starmer will struggle on. he can't be decapitated at this point . let's wait can't be decapitated at this point. let's wait and see what happens at election. happens at the election. >> yeah, interesting. and what about monde yes or no? >> not right now. but it might well months now . well be a few months from now. >> oh, really? well be a few months from now. >> so, really? well be a few months from now. >> so you lly? well be a few months from now. >> so you think potentially it will overall party will be the overall party standing? interesting. thank you very much. of course, major problems . jake wallis simons at problems. jake wallis simons at the jewish chronicle and with a member of reform bond, member of reform uk, gary bond, chairman jewish national chairman of the jewish national assembly, pound, assembly, and stephen pound, former very former labour mp. thank you very much . well, what do think? much. well, what do