. 50 with him but do what you have done with the telegraph.— with the telegraph.ect with the telegraph. so the book preject was _ with the telegraph. so the book project was originally _ with the telegraph. so the book project was originally supposed | with the telegraph. so the book l project was originally supposed to be six _ project was originally supposed to be six months, that is a pretty condensed timeframe to write any books _ condensed timeframe to write any books i_ condensed timeframe to write any books. i have written multiple books, — books. i have written multiple books, six _ books. i have written multiple books, six months is tough. the event _ books, six months is tough. the event that— books, six months is tough. the event that it was extended to about a year~ _ event that it was extended to about a year~ it _ event that it was extended to about a year. it was only really about halfway — a year. it was only really about halfway through that process that i began _ halfway through that process that i began getting these files. frankly i was astonis

i went into telegraph towers — the headquarters of the telegraph — today.hown the bunker which is how they describe this kind of windowless room where about eight journalists, since the turn of the year, so for two months, sitting in a room not much bigger than the newscast studio, not much bigger than your average maybe bedroom in a house, where they are all sitting behind desktop computers that are not on the internet, that is where the data is. they're than having to if they are looking at a link that may have been shared in one of these whatsapps, they are having to type it out longhand in order to fire it up on their laptop — that is the data security that is going on — and they have been ploughing through it, all these different whatsapp groups with all of these different strands of stories that are coming out. and the journalist who is at the heart of that effort is isabel oakeshott, who has worked at a few newspapers but she is working with the telegraph on this. and crucially, she worked with matt hancock, helping to write his pandemic diaries book

�* ~ .,, they have done today in the daily telegraph?— telegraph?e facts, yes. but i'm _ telegraph? i'd like to see facts, yes, but i'm not _ telegraph? i'd like to see facts, yes, but i'm not an _ telegraph? i'd like to see facts, yes, but i'm not an expert - telegraph? i'd like to see facts, yes, but i'm not an expert and i telegraph? i'd like to see facts, i yes, but i'm not an expert and how long it takes a public inquiry to get through start to finish. but we need to get this much fast because we need to learn lessons and we don't want to wait years. if another pandemic comes along, we need to make sure we don't have a disaster like we did this time, and i think the government should be held to account sooner rather than later. because when the public inquiry does report, many of the people responsible i don't think we'll be in government.— responsible i don't think we'll be in government. thanks very much indeed. the parents of a disabled teenager, who died after prolonged neglect at the family home in wales, have both beenjailed. kaylea titfo

the newspapers today in the telegraph , the times and others telegraph, the times and others looking statement about the agreement, comparing with the british government's . with the british government's. and i think that will focus minds . will vat be totally in minds. will vat be totally in the hands of the british government? will state aid be a be totally in the hands of the british government as far as northern ireland? these issues, which will have to be investigated , stated certainly investigated, stated certainly lots , lots of detail to go lots, lots of detail to go through. i believe 16 individual documents published by the british government on hundreds of pages of the side of my desk. you've come on paper there in your hand . i have to say, your hand. i have to say, michael fabricant , have you read michael fabricant, have you read the command and frankly, have will your colleagues be reading every within that command paper 7 every within that command paper ? i've read of it, but i've got to constituency work to do as well. so i'm delegating it rather, as i think many mp

so the telegraph can so telegraph's can tell us.st pick out what's important and you know , see what important and you know, see what the is. it's obviously the story is. it's obviously disturbing a lot of you this morning on this. what do you think the sleeves among matt hancock in terms of his public rehabilitate mission that he's trying to go through his appearances on things like i'm a celebrity and also, you know, what pain have you gone through? i mean, how aggrieved do you feel if you lost a loved one because of a decision like this ? fraser, just want to ask you the other story. of course, the continuing about the northern irish protocol and the free the windsor framework because it's called this standoff between the up. and the prime minister and the government on this. my rishi sunakis the government on this. my rishi sunak is either very strong and he's saying he's going ahead. no what the do you play golf or ? what the do you play golf or? he's very stupid . well, time he's very stupid. well, time will tell. i think it's

the telegraph has matt hancock. the telegraph has this front page story based on whatsapp messages claiming that he ignored chris whitty medical advice testing everyone going into care homes in the early days of the pandemic. mr. hancock says the story is completely wrong based on a partial use of what were confidential messages. however labour's lodged an urgent question the commons that will come up after pmqs as well. joining us today to analyse the big political story and prime minister's questions is labour mp for blackley and broughton graham stringer. i hope i've got the person i've got it wrong already though. yeah i'll be corrected by quite rightly. and chris green with conservative mp for bolton . we should also say for bolton. we should also say on the health and social care committee. yes. so you've got a bit of an interesting insight into what's been going on. first of all, just to address what matt hancock has said and this is basically that the whatsapp messages have been doctored. that's the phrase t

she has now given them to the daily telegraph. paper says on the morning of the 14th of april 2020, matt hancock messaged his advisers. chris whitty, england's chief medical officer now recommends testing of all going into care homes in england. this is obviously a good, positive step and we must put it into the document. but that evening one of mr hancock was my age row, i wasn't in the testing meeting. 0fficials row, i wasn't in the testing meeting. officials are saying it is to remove the commitment to testing and regression to care homes, but keep the commitment to testing from care homes to hospital. is that right? the health secretary responded, tell me if i am wrong, but i would rather leave it out and commit to test and isolate all going into care from hospital. i do not think the community commitment adds anything and it muddies the waters. in a statement today a spokesman for matt hancock said, these stolen messages have been doctored to create a false story that matt rejected clinical advice on care home testing. this i

let's move on to the telegraph news . well, is the the telegraph news.is the good news the good news is biden isn't coming. and i mean, this isn't coming. and i mean, this is what the telegraph says. but the telegraph know if biden is coming at all. how does the telegraph now it's a newspaper and they've lost their jobs . and they've lost their jobs. right. you it says it it says the telegraph understands they he may be sending the fact is he's not coming. he's too busy not going to nashville got things to do. he's got things to do i mean. well, it's true. he didn't to pennsylvania, right? he didn't to the detroit answer. that's right. you go to the disaster at the border he's disaster at the border and he's going to the disaster going to come to the disaster that he's going to spend a week in this was my irish. in ireland. this was my irish. so he's always he's he's getting towards the jokes on his first one giving piece of one giving on a piece of paper. i rainy down it down it said i had rainy down it down it said didn't come to disaster is didn't com

according to the telegraph . and according to the telegraph.know where what waco is, it's the site where the federal government killed six people, breaking into an organisation that was living there, i think relatively peaceably. yeah, but refused to give up the religious a religious sect and i think it was, it was the federal it was, it's a i don't think it might not have been this i think it was actually a brilliant place to hold an event because equidistant from houston austin and dallas fort worth. yeah, right in. the middle of texas. yeah, it is. and it's a and it's a very touristic place. it's the home of the doctor pepper museum . that's another way they can't have the start line. what's the worst that happen in waco ? yeah worst that happen in waco? yeah visiting the dr. pepper. is that is that was that . yeah. i don't is that was that. yeah. i don't know . it also there was know. it also there was a mammoth museum there which is where they bones of dead elephants . elephants are elephants. elephants are republicans so. yeah. so i thoug

now, telegraph article. nick, please rip apart. yeah. this telegraph article.. this telegraph article. nick, please rip how in apart. yeah. this telegraph article. nick, please rip how in 2023. yeah. this telegraph article. nick, please rip how in 2023 theah. this telegraph article. nick, please rip how in 2023 the new1is is to how in 2023 the new rules for post. for modern living post. it is a bit annoying this piece because like i it's the three year like i say it's the three year anniversary lockdown. we anniversary of lockdown. what we need investigation need is a thorough investigation into descended into how we sort of descended into how we sort of descended into so easily. instead what we have a self—important have is a of self—important people boris rubbish people grilling boris rubbish parties got rubbish parties and we've got rubbish article which is sort of sort of article which is sort of sort of a in thing about. the a shoehorned in thing about. the telegraph great work telegraph has done great work with the lockdown files, but this is just load of

according to the telegraph . and according to the telegraph.w where what waco is, it's the site where the federal government killed six people, breaking into an organisation that was living there, i think relatively peaceably. yeah, but refused to give up the religious a religious sect and i think it was, it was the federal it was, it's a i don't think it might not have been this i think it was actually a brilliant place to hold an event because equidistant from houston austin and dallas fort worth. yeah, right in. the middle of texas. yeah, it is. and it's a and it's a very touristic place. it's the home of the doctor pepper museum . that's another way they can't have the start line. what's the worst that happen in waco ? yeah worst that happen in waco? yeah visiting the dr. pepper. is that is that was that . yeah. i don't is that was that. yeah. i don't know . it also there was know. it also there was a mammoth museum there which is where they bones of dead elephants . elephants are elephants. elephants are republicans so. yeah. so i thought

telegraph one of the big j. over tues telegraph one of the big j. trump.ist subjects over tues telegraph one of the big j. trump itt subjects over tues telegraph one of the big j. trump it actuallys over tues telegraph one of the big j. trump it actually and donald j. trump it actually and got a lot of information now this is an ongoing so it might be we're talking be that while we're talking about has been about this trump has been arrested about arrested but this is about arrested but this is about arrest and the telegraph's come with the angle. trump supporters vow around vow to surrender to sites around mar—a—lago and prevent him being arrested. gone the arrested. and they've gone the kind of fatty, sort of kind of a sort of fatty, sort of cooked angle, like, oh, cooked lefty angle, like, oh, what about my might to what about my might lead to violence trump supporters, violence from trump supporters, which of course it could. but they've gone website they've gone to one website called dot so called patriots

i mean, it's great scoop for the sunday telegraph. what's telegraph.raph. i think what's actlwordquite scary, think is telegraph. i think what's actlword isite scary, think is telegraph. i think what's actlword is when|ry, think is telegraph. i think what's actlword is when|ry, actually the word is when you actually see are written in black see that are written in black and white, okay, these and white, you go, okay, these are words. these are saying. are the words. these are saying. people have always said, oh, come on, you're just conspiracy. you remember during when all of this on? any were this was going on? any were anyone who said anything again, just the vaccination or lockdown and they anti—vaxxer , and they were anti—vaxxer, right? they weren't anti—vaxxers . they make this covid denier silenced and they may have just been going, yeah , like favourite been going, yeah, like favourite far rights. what was this, all of those things . you couldn't of those things. you couldn't just well, hang i've just go, well, hang on, i've just go, well, hang

telegraph or the spectator. indeedin telegraph or the spectator.y see the prime and other prime minister and other ministers sharing about some of these and some of these comment pieces and some of these comment pieces and some of these articles say, well, why can't do this? and it is can't we do this? and it is really interesting to see the back and forth, the language and indeed of group chats indeed some of these group chats where it's boris johnson where whether it's boris johnson asking what the incidence fatality rate actually was and arguing, why could there be more of a voluntary approach taken to some of these issues? and the scientists coming back and explaining different elements ? explaining different elements? it's fascinating history, it's a fascinating history, really, isn't it, of what's going on that history. i think many of us all had group chats like that during the pandemic , like that during the pandemic, arguing different points of principle us in principle and involve us in very, talking principle and involve us in very, we t

okay, we're to the we're going to move on to the telegraph rolls royce's telegraph now. this world, jonathan. yes, indeed. i mean, sounds like mean, this sounds like like a headune mean, this sounds like like a headline from retro , headline from a retro, futuristic 1920s newspaper when they're the future . they're predicting the future. yes. comes comes yes. this headline comes comes to so royce, go to mind. so rolls royce, go ahead to build a nuclear reactor on moon . i thought you did the on moon. i thought you did the 1920s. yeah american as it 1920s. oh, yeah american as it oh i thought i seen a lot of things here got a mixing oh things here i got a mixing oh and didn't wanna with that and i didn't wanna go with that so royce has a received so rolls royce has a received funding from the uk space agency to develop a nuclear reactor for a so this project a moon base. so this project will look in how look will look in how new, look to how could be used will look in how new, look to ho support could be used will look in how new, look to ho support a could be used will l

what's the telegraph running with ? telegraph running running with? telegraph running with?ey're also they've also got johnson on the front cover busy strangling cover of post busy strangling silent . yeah he looks enraged . silent. yeah he looks enraged. the cult of boris. yeah. so but they've also got this other story they're about not naming suspects. put justice at risk . suspects. put justice at risk. yes. what's this? it's only a small article down at the bottom of the front cover, but crucial nonetheless. what's going here? secret police plan . see sex secret police plan. see sex offenders names withheld from public. offenders names withheld from pubuc.so offenders names withheld from public. so so what would that mean? that would mean plans being put forward to potential protect the identity of . alleged protect the identity of. alleged sex offenders pre trial. but if so, the idea is that if people are charged because at the moment if people are charged their are released well that's in order preserve transparency. it's not definite but the current wording should be

okay, we're to the we're going to move on to the telegraph rolls royce's telegraph now. this world, jonathan. yes, indeed. i mean, sounds like mean, this sounds like like a headune mean, this sounds like like a headline from retro , headline from a retro, futuristic 1920s newspaper when they're the future . they're predicting the future. yes. comes comes yes. this headline comes comes to so royce, go to mind. so rolls royce, go ahead to build a nuclear reactor on moon . i thought you did the on moon. i thought you did the 1920s. yeah american as it 1920s. oh, yeah american as it oh i thought i seen a lot of things here got a mixing oh things here i got a mixing oh and didn't wanna with that and i didn't wanna go with that so royce has a received so rolls royce has a received funding from the uk space agency to develop a nuclear reactor for a so this project a moon base. so this project will look in how look will look in how new, look to how could be used will look in how new, look to ho support could be used will look in how new, look to ho support a could be used will l

we've got the telegraph trump telegraph now.ump is back campaign trail is back on the campaign trail with of fun new insults with a bunch of fun new insults . sanctimonious . he's the . randy, sanctimonious. he's the governor florida. i thought that trump had already announced his candidacy. weeks months ago, but apparently this is his first big lie. who he hasn't done it officially . he's sticking his officially. he's sticking his feet in the mud. and waco texas, which is a loaded town , and he's which is a loaded town, and he's decided that ron is his . the decided that ron is his. the thing is, it's a waste of his time because ron's numbers are dropping in florida and nationally in the us . his nationally in the us. his presidential numbers , his presidential numbers, his support and trump's are going and he's clearly the candidate . and he's clearly the candidate. ihope and he's clearly the candidate. i hope he waste his time on nikki haley. she's got no traction whatsoever and he's saying that she's a warmonger , saying tha

we've got the telegraph donald telegraph now.ump is campaign trail is back on the campaign trail with a of fun new insults with a bunch of fun new insults . randy, sanctimonious . he's the . randy, sanctimonious. he's the governor florida. i thought that trump had already announced his candidacy. weeks months ago, but apparently this is his first big lie. who he hasn't done it officially . he's sticking his officially. he's sticking his feet in the mud. and waco texas, which is a loaded town , and he's which is a loaded town, and he's decided that ron is his . the decided that ron is his. the thing is, it's a waste of his time because ron's numbers are dropping in florida and nationally in the us . his nationally in the us. his presidential numbers , his presidential numbers, his support and trump's are going and he's clearly the candidate . and he's clearly the candidate. ihope and he's clearly the candidate. i hope he waste his time on nikki haley. she's got no traction whatsoever and he's saying that she's a warmonger , saying

editions of the telegraph . you editions of the telegraph.away to get that breaking away to get that breaking news. thank you very much indeed. now harry and meghan confirming they've been asked frogmore cottage asked to vacate frogmore cottage after reports in, the after the reports in, the various newspapers , prince various newspapers, prince andrew may be offering or being offered the keys instead and the being shipped from that ten bedroom royal residence to california where they currently live with their two children are all reported . walker us. all reported. walker is with us. so frog march from frogmore as some of the headlines might suggest . yes confirms last night suggest. yes confirms last night to me by spokesperson for the couple from california they are being asked to leave frogmore cottage. they have been there official residence in the united kingdom 18 following the kingdom since 18 following the wedding , kingdom since 18 following the wedding, £2.4 million of taxpayers money was spent doing up when they stepped back as wo

normal podcast in the telegraph i in the telegraph i wrote up in the telegraph today talking the today on gb news is and he doesn't want to see corporation tax and he doesn't want to tax rise and he doesn't want to lay into the government. a word carries huge weight. he's a political icon , a legend. the political icon, a legend. the macroeconomic architect of thatcherism and yet he feels that this government not going to be known for its tax cutting. and he says it's undesirable and counterproductive , that the tax counterproductive, that the tax burden is where it currently is and those words will resonate . and those words will resonate. those words will resonate not believe , orient. and look at believe, orient. and look at look at the government wants to have a renewable strategy. it wants incentivise investment wants to incentivise investment , renewables. we're competing with the america, with the with the with america, with the inflation reduction act. they've got huge for renewables. we've got huge for renewables. we've got small modular reactors, a nuclear strategy we've negl

at one telegraph have exposed.own positions being conservative ideology. people have questioned why he use that terminology. do you still have faith in simon case as cabinet secretary? i do, actually. have. i have worked actually. i have. i have worked with closely. i was with him quite closely. i was the government chief whip under under boris for a period of time. and he's always given me completely independent i'm professional yeah , i professional advice. so yeah, i absolutely and then absolutely do. okay. and then do you have faith in the fact that sue gray was impartial when she did her partygate report now that, she's become that, you know, she's to become keir of staff? keir starmer's, chief of staff? i've sue gray in my i've worked with sue gray in my role as northern ireland secretary , and she's always been secretary, and she's always been completely proper and professional with professional in my dealings with her. a labour politicians in the past have raised lots of questions about civil servants who'v

i telegraph. and if you i see the telegraph.n't like, sadiq khan, you must be far right. according to sadiq khan. this this khan. yeah, well, this is. this is this the daily mail is, this is this the daily mail telegraph . telegraph. sorry telegraph. telegraph. sorry about that . is, is, is changing about that. is, is, is changing the number and. you'll know it's okay. the telephone number eight. number eight. number eight. number eight. number eight. yeah. so i wrote the daily. all right. on the super competent you don't pay me to be copied you pay me to wear a tie and to look good to look good for a man my age anyway so sadiq khan has a meeting in ealing, a people's question time gives the mayor who's very titular the mayor who's very titular the mayor he doesn't do as much as other mayors in other countries but he does something and he went a meeting and he was talking about the ulez is the what is the you is the emissions, the emission low emissions, the emission low emissions, right. emissions, the emission low emissions, r

i telegraph. and if you i see the telegraph.n't like, sadiq khan, you must be far right. according to sadiq khan. is. this khan. yeah, well, this is. this is is this the daily mail is, this is this the daily mail telegraph . telegraph. sorry telegraph. telegraph. sorry about that . is, is, is changing about that. is, is, is changing the number and. you'll know it's okay. the telephone number eight. number eight. number eight. number eight. number eight. yeah. so i wrote the daily. all right. on the super competent you don't pay me to be copied you pay me to wear a tie and to look good to look good for a man my age anyway so sadiq khan has a meeting in ealing, a people's question time gives the mayor who's very titular the mayor who's very titular the mayor he doesn't do as much as other mayors in other countries but he does something and he went a meeting and he was talking about the ulez is the what is the you is the emissions, the emission low emissions, the emission low emissions, right. emissions, the emission low emissions,

the telegraph we are plot. the telegraph has.heavy with police. the has m15 missed police. the eye has m15 missed chance to manchester arena bomber . the chance to manchester arena bomber. the guardian goes with families at devastating m15 failings in manchester bombing . failings in manchester bombing. the express has reached his deal will not take back control and that's pretty much the show tonight i think thanks to leo and lewis once again i'll be back tomorrow unless i tweet something absolutely terrible. so join us at 11 pm. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat because you either have a proper job repeat because you either have a properjob or repeat because you either have a proper job or no job repeat because you either have a properjob or no job at all and you still await. then stick around for the breakfast. but for now, goodnight slash. good morning. . good evening. i'm jacob rees—mogg the state of the nafion rees—mogg the state of the nation tonight 850 shades of grey. first he was a humble civil servant. then the wo

so let's the telegraph . let's do the telegraph. let's do the telegraph. not lewis. telegraph. it's not the lewis. the is that life on the show. and is that life on mars ? oh, there's definitely on mars? oh, there's definitely on gb news. is it a millipede or a rock? the evidence we've already found that. that got the evidence we've already found life on mars . evidence we've already found life on mars. so evidence we've already found life on mars . so scientists are life on mars. so scientists are having an argument about whether life is already been discovered on mars because they've been looking at some fossils. and some of them are saying that looks like a spider. and other ones saying ridiculous. it's ones are saying ridiculous. it's not possible the scientists , not possible the scientists, they have spotted fossilised sponges, corals, worms, eggs, algae that goes on and on. we've got some here as well. you can see that clearly there's life on mars. there's a couple of blobs. there you go. little tracks there. they've created . i mean, there. they've

back the telegraph now. back to the telegraph now.ak, not further revelation about hancock revelation about matt hancock unless your children unless of course, your children want up in for world want to dress up as in for world book well, he wrote book. book day. well, he wrote a book. he journalists. i'm not he did the journalists. i'm not sure they're still friends. sure if they're still friends. him culture is affecting him cancel culture is affecting world book day. look, my kid's not for me to know not old enough for me to know about this. i would have dress him but apparently world him up, but apparently world book have to dress book day means you have to dress your as character a your child as a character from a book. remember, however book. i do remember, however many ago when the biggest many years ago when the biggest of was 50 shades of the year was 50 shades terrible again. but when asking for school leavers , i mean, it for a school leavers, i mean, it was so many harry potter, it was ridiculous it's quite ridiculous beca

the telegraph newspaper claims that mr. hancock advised to test all residents going into english care homes for covid, not just those arriving hospital. the article which cites leaked whatsapp messages claims mr. hancock was concerned that this would get in the way of his target of 100,000 daily tests. a spokesperson for the mp says the messages have been stolen and dr. ed to create a false story . dr. ed to create a false story. mountain rescue volunteers have the search for a missing baby in brighton. it after the newborn's parents and mark were further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter too. the couple were captured on monday night after almost two months on the run . our reporter months on the run. our reporter mark white has details throughout the morning. mountain teams, as well as other specialist search teams have been arriving here to help those hundreds of . police officers hundreds of. police officers already at this location in this frantic for the infant to constance marten . and mark const

what's the telegraph running with ? telegraph running running with? telegraph running with?'re also they've also got johnson on the front cover post strangling cover of post busy strangling silent . yeah he looks enraged . silent. yeah he looks enraged. the cult of boris. yeah. so but they've also got this other story they're about not naming suspects. put justice at risk . suspects. put justice at risk. yes. what's this? it's only a small article down at the bottom of the front cover, but crucial nonetheless. what's going here? secret police plan . see sex secret police plan. see sex offenders names withheld from public. offenders names withheld from pubuc.so offenders names withheld from public. so so what would that mean? that would mean plans being put forward to potential protect the identity of . alleged protect the identity of. alleged sex offenders pre trial. but if so, the idea is that if people are charged because at the moment if people are charged their are released well that's in order preserve transparency . in order preserve transparency. it's not definite but

what about the claims is making telegraph? well, making in the telegraph?ople are surprised about this i do always think about this and i do always think it's watching it's interesting watching people report the snp because by virtue of them being discourteous party a referendum on independence is never off the table because people go but they are one single party and you know that is one of the driving forces . is one of the driving forces. what he is saying here is that scotland could ditch the monarchy within five of monarchy within five years of leaving united . now, it's leaving the united. now, it's very because went very interesting because went back to 2014, alex salmond say that the queen would remain the elected . i am, yes. i say he's elected. i am, yes. i say he's about because the snp's policy is to remain a monarchy. well it was with nicola as well . she was with nicola as well. she also agreed with that . but maybe also agreed with that. but maybe this is him trying to woo more. yes, voters are , you know, i yes, voters are, you know, i mean,

telegraph star me why walden actor on the daily telegraph star me why no walden actor on the daily telegraphh star me why no one should be tells me why no one should be taking advice from . the duchess taking advice from. the duchess of delusions. celia live so don't go anywhere . welcome back. and just to clarify that the vote result saw before the break was actually labour's amendment seeking to block the illegal migration. people being defeated , 249 votes people being defeated, 249 votes to 312, a majority of 63. i was a little bit confused about exactly what vote was taking place. this i didn't to comment until i able to clarify that so the main vote still coming very soon now as if the world hasn't heard enough from meghan markle, the duchess of sussex reportedly set to relaunch her wellness and lifestyle blog . the tig website lifestyle blog. the tig website was closed in 2017 when she became engaged to prince, but according to the daily mirror , according to the daily mirror, could go live again as soon as next week. and in a devastating fall from grace, meghan could become the kind

telegraph star me why walden actor on the daily telegraph star me why no walden actor on the daily telegraphar me why no one should be tells me why no one should be taking advice from . the duchess taking advice from. the duchess of delusions. celia live so don't go anywhere . welcome back. and just to clarify that the vote result saw before the break was actually labour's amendment seeking to block the illegal migration. people being defeated , 249 votes people being defeated, 249 votes to 312, a majority of 63. i was a little bit confused about exactly what vote was taking place. this i didn't to comment until i able to clarify that so the main vote still coming very soon now as if the world hasn't heard enough from meghan markle, the duchess of sussex reportedly set to relaunch her wellness and lifestyle blog . the tig website lifestyle blog. the tig website was closed in 2017 when she became engaged to prince, but according to the daily mirror , according to the daily mirror, could go live again as soon as next week. and in a devastating fall from grace, meghan could become the kind of a

now, telegraph please telegraph article. nick, please rip this one apart. yeah.023 the new rules for post. for modern living post. it is a bit annoying this piece because like i say it's the three year anniversary lockdown. anniversary of lockdown. what we need investigation need is a thorough investigation into descended into how we sort of descended into how we sort of descended into so easily. instead what we have a self—important have is a of self—important people boris people grilling boris rubbish parties and we've got rubbish article of sort of article which is sort of sort of article which is sort of sort of a shoehorned thing about . the a shoehorned in thing about. the telegraph done great work telegraph has done great work with the lockdown but with the lockdown files, but this is just load of this piece is just a load of nonsense. it talks, does say nonsense. it talks, it does say that. it points out masks are stupid it says you stupid and it says that you can't anymore. they don't can't get anymore. they don't realise lot realise why. it's because lo

trump supporters arrest and the telegraph's come withto surrenderrump supporters arrest and the telegraph'serrump su around; vow to surrender to sites around mar—a—lago and prevent him being arrested. and gone the arrested. and they've gone the kind fatty, sort of kind of a sort of fatty, sort of cooked lefty angle, like, oh, what my might lead to what about my might lead to violence trump supporters, violence from trump supporters, which of course it could. but they've to website they've gone to one website called dot wynn, so called patriots dot wynn, so i don't people will don't think most people will anything of anything violent. but no. and of course they shouldn't but so this very case they've this is a very case they've taken stormy daniels taken this old stormy daniels case gave paid hush case where trump gave paid hush money to hush the whole thing up. but it was seven years ago. it was a misdemeanour. they want to to a felony. and the to raise it to a felony. and the way want do that is say way they want to do that is say that to do with campaign that he was to do with campaign fi

back the telegraph now. back to the telegraph now.ak, not further revelation about hancock revelation about matt hancock unless your children unless of course, your children want up in for world want to dress up as in for world book well, he wrote book. book day. well, he wrote a book. he journalists. i'm not he did the journalists. i'm not sure they're still friends. sure if they're still friends. him culture is affecting him cancel culture is affecting world book day. look, my kid's not for me to know not old enough for me to know about this. i would have dress him but apparently world him up, but apparently world book have to dress book day means you have to dress your as character a your child as a character from a book. remember, however book. i do remember, however many ago when the biggest many years ago when the biggest of was 50 shades of the year was 50 shades terrible again. but when asking for school leavers , i mean, it for a school leavers, i mean, it was so many harry potter, it was ridiculous it's quite ridiculous beca

so telegraph have all gone. so the telegraph have gone very sort of gone with a very sort of determined, i'm going to bring down the tory government look, he's with him . i he's got his dog with him. i believe dog is not a british believe the dog is not a british dog. i believe it's a immigrant dog. i believe it's a immigrant dog . a legal, legal immigrant. i dog. a legal, legal immigrant. i believe i don't. if you've got that. that was a joke, right? i because the actual story is, oh , he's going to go i'm going to be like, whatever he's he's good at dogs . no, be like, whatever he's he's good at dogs. no, this is really a news story. but what do you of course, is it this really one of the one of our long one of our most powerful and, longest standing institutions, the bbc of the day when we talk about we talk about him possibly bringing we could possibly bring and maybe he's is bring it down b.c it's bringing me down. yeah. is it's bringing me down. yeah. is it . i'm quite sure it's bringing me down. yeah. is

so let's the telegraph . let's do the telegraph. let's do the telegraph.is. telegraph. it's not the lewis. the is that life on the show. and is that life on mars ? oh, there's definitely on mars? oh, there's definitely on gb news. is it a millipede or a rock? the evidence we've already found that. that got the evidence we've already found life on mars . evidence we've already found life on mars. so evidence we've already found life on mars . so scientists are life on mars. so scientists are having an argument about whether life is already been discovered on mars because they've been looking at some fossils. and some of them are saying that looks like a spider. and other ones ridiculous. it's ones are saying ridiculous. it's not possible the scientists , not possible the scientists, they have spotted fossilised sponges, corals, worms, eggs, algae that goes on and on. we've got some here as well. you can see that clearly there's life on mars. there's a couple of blobs. there you go. little tracks there. they've created . i mean, there. they've created. i mea

, ., �* ., telegraph? i should say i've not been involved _ telegraph?y i've not been involved at _ telegraph? i should say i've not been involved at all— telegraph? i should say i've not been involved at all on - telegraph? i should say i've not been involved at all on the - telegraph? i should say i've not| been involved at all on the story and have not been involved in reading or investigating the whatsapp messages. i think that the story that the telegraph road, which is that over the course of the day, matt hancock changed his mind or change his position, and what the test were going to be used for, is clearly true. what we don't know is exactly why the change of mind, and in fact the telegraph story says, we don't know, there seems to have been a change of mind. it does not claim that it knows the reason for that. the dispute is whether, essentially, matt hancock changed his mind for some random reason that we don't know about, it still yet to come out, or whether it was... from the whatsapp messaging published so far, thatis whatsapp messaging pub

the menus of today is the story in the daily telegraph about the leak . telegraph about the leak.usands of messages from matt hancock within his office about how the covid restrictions were being handled . and there have being handled. and there have been all sorts of issues coming up from this, an allegation is that we'll be discussing but instead claim i've been included instead claim i've been included in about a test that sent to me or to one of my children. what happened was that one of my children needed a test and that everybody into quarantine . but everybody into quarantine. but unfortunately, the testing people lost it and that meant i was quarantined, unable to do job as a government minister for several days until it was admitted that this had been at that point . it was raised with that point. it was raised with the department of health and they decided to send a to test member of my family. so test could be carried out. not something i asked for. so if i received any special treatment , received any special treatment, it because i had it wasn't because i had requeste

so telegraph have all gone. so the telegraph have gone very sort of gone with a very sort of determined, i'm going to bring down the tory government look, he's with him . i he's got his dog with him. i believe dog is not a british believe the dog is not a british dog. i believe it's a immigrant dog. i believe it's a immigrant dog . a legal, legal immigrant. i dog. a legal, legal immigrant. i believe i don't. if you've got that. that was a joke, right? i because the actual story is, oh , he's going to go i'm going to be like, whatever he's he's good at dogs . no, be like, whatever he's he's good at dogs. no, this is really a news story. but what do you of course, is it this really one of the one of our long one of our most powerful and, longest standing institutions, the bbc of the day when we talk about we talk about him possibly bringing we could possibly bring and maybe he's is bring it down b.c it's bringing me down. yeah. is it's bringing me down. yeah. is it . i'm quite sure it's bringing me down. yeah. is

and more whatsapp messages in the daily telegraph from the _ in the daily telegraph from the former healthry matt hancock after the publication of photos of his then lover in contravention of covid guidance. also on the programme, government help for households with their energy bills is expected to be extended for another three months. 21 months in prison for the reality tv contestant who put a private video of himself having sex with a girlfriend online without her consent. i having sex with a girlfriend online without her consent.— without her consent. i have loved bein: without her consent. i have loved being here _ without her consent. i have loved being here with _ without her consent. i have loved being here with you. _ without her consent. i have loved being here with you. thank- without her consent. i have loved being here with you. thank you i without her consent. i have loved | being here with you. thank you so much and may we meet again somewhere. much and may we meet again somewhere-— much and may we meet again somewhere. �* �* . , ., somewhere. and ken bruce says a final fare