but it tobias ellwood as soon as we possibly. but it is tobias ellwood as soon as we possibly . it is interesting possibly. but it is interesting to note exactly that sort of journey that we've been on as a country first, providing those javelin missiles laws as that president zelenskyy namechecked specifically in his speech yesterday, the united kingdom was one of those first countries to provide support before the. and that's something that president zelenskyy really did afraid will be happy to then as invested by ourselves. it sounds you're back that we lost connection with you just so briefly . but you were talking to briefly. but you were talking to kono , for example, used by armed kono, for example, used by armed forces around the world. it can fire all the same air to air and ground missiles, pave way hellfire brimstone, for example, flies at 600 kilometres an hour . the big difference is he's going to prevent a friend and you know raaf pilots don't like things with propellers anymore , things with propellers anymore, they want to go faster and higher . but they want to

tobias ellwood joins me now. you can hear now.can hear me chairman defence me chairman of the defence select former soldier select committee former soldier all round hero if i may say that tobias now we've had in the week president zelenskyy coming here and saying that he wants british jets. we've got rishi sunak saying, well, we can train some ukrainian fighter pilots here , ukrainian fighter pilots here, but he's prevaricating over providing this aircraft . who's providing this aircraft. who's right? zelenskyy or rishi sunak ? well, it was a powerful performance, wasn't it, by president zelenskyy, i mean a huge gravitas , really exhibiting huge gravitas, really exhibiting the wartime leader characteristics that he's come to be recognised for. but his message was to say, stay the course , this war is not over. course, this war is not over. you've given us tanks. that was a painful debate in its own right. but tanks alone is not able to win the battle. tanks need top cover. so in calling for aircraft what he was actually saying no

tory mp tobias ellwood gb news.eplace military equipment and, deal with aggression from russia and china. it follows reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness readiness and workers at heathrow airport are to vote on whether to stage fresh strike action after rejecting the latest pay offer. unite over 3000 of its members, including security guards, engineers and firefighters will begin the month long ballot on the 17th of february. union says the offer to 10% salary increase amounts to 10% salary increase amounts to a pay cut when compared to the rate of inflation. europe today on tv online in derby plus radio this is gb news colvin be back with you in just a moment. welcome back to commonsense crusade. with me, calvin robinson. on your tv online and on your wireless , as i mentioned on your wireless, as i mentioned in my monologue to the church, england has been all over the news this week because synod the governing of the cev voted after a lengthy process to allow the blessing o

where ran a clip there from tobias ellwood and we did indeed discuss it with one of our guests just aonservatives haven't run out of road. the remainers have destroyed them because they are numerous enough to have overthrown thrown to prime minister's and put in a puppet. the remainers are happy hand over to starmer the certain belief that he will take back into the european union. they are more than happy to destroy the oldest and grandest party just to do that. join john and chips into our conversation and says people like me who voted tory since 2010 and voted brexit have nothing to lose right now . have nothing to lose right now. if we were to go back voting laboun if we were to go back voting labour. nothing has changed. wages have not improved . wages have not improved. immigration is out of control and we have lost control of our borders highest levels of taxation . 70 years and. finally, taxation. 70 years and. finally, neil says the question was never remain , not deal or no deal. neil says the question was never remain , not deal or no deal . all remain, not deal or no deal.

they can address two criminals at once, of course, but i mean, i did tobias ellwood has been did seeas ellwood has been reassuring us that this hasn't any kind of slip in operational effectiveness there's been no decline in standards. it rather that white men who were not taking boxes been discriminated against have 160 cases effectively a hiatus on any straight men. yeah i knew some people will make the argument saying you've had it good enough for long enough. no, i think the point is that there are certain jobs to be. as much as jobs where it to be. as much as you can have a certain force towards some intended goal, the main force having the ability main force is having the ability to planes really defend to fly planes really defend the country. suppose the point is country. i suppose the point is the diversity quota has to be achieved widening scope of achieved by widening scope of the recruitment , not by the the recruitment, not by the actual standards . it's the actual standards. it's the people who were rubbish at being in the raf. yeah. i mean, i'm going have to translate fe

and there he is i've mentioned him twice now i'm delighted to say i'm joined by tobias ellwood sittingd that now all too familiar a statue there of the tower containing big ben tobias great to see you. one little bit of breaking news which , i'm sure you will have which, i'm sure you will have seen as the chair of the defence select committee, ben wallace, the defence claims victory in for increased defence spending. there it is, front page of the telegraph, down at the bottom that what you're hearing as well . well, let's wait and see. we haven't seen the full spending package, the budget hasn't been announced yet. there a lot of comments are made in the weekend papers perhaps a nudge to cajole . i do hope the message is being heard in the treasury. i think you summarised it very, very well indeed. we're involved in supporting the quite rightly, but that's having an impact on our own stocks , our own supply our own stocks, our own supply chains , our own equipment. we chains, our own equipment. we need to replenish that. and also, the world's getting more dangerous, not less so is abs

tory mp tobias ellwood told gb news we need more to replace military equipment and deal with aggressionrom russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness still on a peacetime budget . we've moved peacetime budget. we've moved into a new era of insecurity. i make it really clear . still into a new era of insecurity. i make it really clear. still in denial. another cold war has started. not on one front, but on two fronts. with russia , on two fronts. with russia, china. and my concern is russia and china are not going to coalesce . nothing emerged coalesce. nothing emerged together, knowing that they can exploit the international rules based order unless we stand the. brother of murdered two year old james bolger says he'll never forgive the killers . three forgive the killers. three decades after the crime james was snatched from a shopping and killed by two men formerly known john venables and robert thompson and aged ten at the time in merseyside 1993. john venables is currently behind bars and michael fergus says he shou

i'll also be asking mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk selectmittee, whether the uk is spending enough on defence. all that and more at 930 tomorrow . all that and more at 930 tomorrow. i'm all that and more at 930 tomorrow . i'm michelle dewberry tomorrow. i'm michelle dewberry and you can join me every week. six till seven on dewbs& co you're an inspiration to us all. click that bell. you are . my click that bell. you are. my political ambitions are those daysi go political ambitions are those days i go on my shafee elsheikh only tees ankle is probably in a while. i'll lay down now. i'll get him. well well, respectfully disagree. that's we like i'm dewbs& co come and join us gb news the channel. michelle dewberry. weeks, evenings . 6:00 dewberry. weeks, evenings. 6:00 simon evans . join me on gb news simon evans. join me on gb news for headliners at 11 pm. what's the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians. the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians . yes, country's top comedians. yes, right. as we take a look at tom

mp tobias ellwood , propaganda. ellwood, chairman of the defence select committee and in my opinion, a spymaster on warming anger, is the brigade's lieutenant colonel around the world. it's the same outspoken canadian psychologist dr. jordan peterson has been threatened with the removal of his licence to practise unless he submits to , quote, social he submits to, quote, social media re—education . in other media re—education. in other words, stop seeing what you're seeing or there will be consequences . and this wall of consequences. and this wall of silence is the principal weapon. it's ruthlessly wielded by parliament and its lackeys was by far the way to silence yourself. once the silence is accepted , it is the safest way. accepted, it is the safest way. the only way, then the war is oven the only way, then the war is over. now is the time to make noise. a lot of noise. make no mistake . this is the end game. mistake. this is the end game. all of the weapons are in plain view. digital ids are almost with us. th

mp tobias ellwood , propaganda. ellwood, chairman of the defence select committee and in my opinion, a spymaster on warming anger, is the brigade's lieutenant colonel around the world. it's the same outspoken canadian psychologist dr. jordan peterson has been threatened with the removal of his licence to practise unless he submits to , quote, social he submits to, quote, social media re—education . in other media re—education. in other words, stop seeing what you're seeing or there will be consequences . and this wall of consequences. and this wall of silence is the principal weapon. it's ruthlessly wielded by parliament and its lackeys was by far the way to silence yourself. once the silence is accepted , it is the safest way. accepted, it is the safest way. the only way, then the war is oven the only way, then the war is over. now is the time to make noise. a lot of noise. make no mistake . this is the end game. mistake. this is the end game. all of the weapons are in plain view. digital ids are almost with us. th

tory mp tobias ellwood gb news.tary equipment and deal with aggression from russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness and a high altitude object tracked over canada that officials say posed a threat to civilian aircraft that has been shot down over the yukon. it's the object to have been shot down over north america in the past week , which america in the past week, which at least one top us lawmaker says is another suspected chinese spy plane. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau prime minister justin trudeau says his forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage . you're and analyse the wreckage. you're up to date on tv , online and tv up to date on tv, online and tv plus radio. this is tv news. now, though, it's back to speech nafion now, though, it's back to speech nation . nation. welcome back to free speech nation. with me, andrew doyle. while another week another fellow comic cancelled. and this time it is samantha who was to perform her

i'll also be asking mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk selecter the uk is spending enough on defence. all that and more at 930 tomorrow . all that and more at 930 tomorrow. i'm all that and more at 930 tomorrow . i'm michelle dewberry tomorrow. i'm michelle dewberry and you can join me every week. six till seven on dewbs& co you're an inspiration to us all. click that bell. you are . my click that bell. you are. my political ambitions are those daysi go political ambitions are those days i go on my shafee elsheikh only tees ankle is probably in a while. i'll lay down now. i'll get him. well well, respectfully disagree. that's we like i'm dewbs& co come and join us gb news the channel. michelle dewberry. weeks, evenings . 6:00 dewberry. weeks, evenings. 6:00 simon evans . join me on gb news simon evans. join me on gb news for headliners at 11 pm. what's the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians. the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians . yes, country's top comedians. yes, right. as we take a look at tomorrow's newsp

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk select committee, whether the uk is spending enough on defence. all and more . at 930 tomorrow . all and more. at 930 tomorrow. may patrick christys monday to three till six we tackle the day's news agenda you've never seen before. it's high tempo, high octane, the most controversial topics and the best guess you will not be able to set your eyes and ears off. i'm not afraid to ask the questions that you really want answered. three p.m. answered. three till 6 pm. monday's gb the monday's friday on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel good evening. this is the latest from the gb news. the home secretary has condemned what she described as the appalling disorder during protests outside a hotel housing migrants in knowsley on suella braverman tweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for violence and intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police 15 people aged between 13 and 54 following the violent protests. security has increased f

tory mp tobias ellwood gb news.ry equipment and deal with aggression from russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness and a high altitude object tracked over canada that officials say posed a threat to civilian aircraft that has been shot down over the yukon. it's the object to have been shot down over north america in the past week , which america in the past week, which at least one top us lawmaker says is another suspected chinese spy plane. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau prime minister justin trudeau says his forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage . you're and analyse the wreckage. you're up to date on tv , online and tv up to date on tv, online and tv plus radio. this is tv news. now, though, it's back to speech nafion now, though, it's back to speech nation . nation. welcome back to free speech nation. with me, andrew doyle. while another week another fellow comic cancelled. and this time it is samantha who was to perform her cl

tory mp tobias ellwood told gb news we need more money to replace military equipment and deal with aggressionm russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness. europe today on tv, online and derby plus radio. this is gb news. now, though, it's time for gloria means . means. danny kruger, conservative mp. before that, you were an adviser to prime minister boris johnson . you were elected in 2019. a pleasure to meet you. thank you for having me. so let's talk about faith, which clearly is an important part of your life. can you tell me when faith became an important part of your life? well yes, it was in my twenties. i grew up in a atheist home, but i grew up in a atheist home, but i always felt that wasn't quite adequate and i mean, it's a personal journey everybody makes. but for me, the tipping point, as it were, was reading more christianity by cs. lewis, which is a great apology for the christian faith. and i all i can say is that i began the book as a as a non—believer, and i ended it as a believer. and that and that was i was

tory mp tobias ellwood told gb news we need more money to replace military equipment and deal with aggressionm russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness. europe today on tv, online and derby plus radio. this is gb news. now, though, it's time for gloria means . means. danny kruger, conservative mp. before that, you were an adviser to prime minister boris johnson . you were elected in 2019. a pleasure to meet you. thank you for having me. so let's talk about faith, which clearly is an important part of your life. can you tell me when faith became an important part of your life? well yes, it was in my twenties. i grew up in a atheist home, but i grew up in a atheist home, but i always felt that wasn't quite adequate and i mean, it's a personal journey everybody makes. but for me, the tipping point, as it were, was reading more christianity by cs. lewis, which is a great apology for the christian faith. and i all i can say is that i began the book as a as a non—believer, and i ended it as a believer. and that and that was i was

they can address two criminals at once, of course, but i mean, i did see tobias ellwood has been reassuringhat this hasn't any kind of slip in operational effectiveness there's been no decline in standards. it rather that white men who were not taking boxes been discriminated against have 160 cases effectively a hiatus on any straight men. yeah i knew some people will make the argument saying you've had it good enough for long enough. no, i think the point is that there are certain jobs it to be. as much as jobs where it to be. as much as you have a certain force you can have a certain force towards some intended goal, the main force having the ability main force is having the ability to planes really defend to fly planes really defend the country. suppose the point is country. i suppose the point is the diversity quota has to be achieved widening scope of achieved by widening scope of the recruitment , not by the the recruitment, not by the actual standards . it's the actual standards. it's the people who were rubbish at being in the raf. yeah. i mean, i'm going have to translate few terms

but you've got you've got conservative tobias got a conservative mp, tobias ellwood, talking about himion a very, very serious assertion to clearly people shouldn't to be clearly people shouldn't be against be discriminated against because of their skin colour or their gender or agencies is gender or their agencies is ridiculous. you know, it ridiculous. but, you know, it happens, surely must happens, right? surely you must say . i mean, there's lots of say. i mean, there's lots of different examples where you'll see, i don't some old see, i don't know, some old white getting or getting let white guy getting or getting let go or not getting his contract renewed and then his place comes a young black female or something like that. and you look at that and you think, is that appointment? how has that appointment been made? purely on appointment been made? purely on a merit, or is it a benefit and merit, or is it you're asking question? you're asking the question? we don't i mean. like don't know what i mean. like i said it's an offence if you actually make a massive assumption say yes, i

tory mp tobias ellwood told gb news need more money to replace military equipment and deal with aggression and china. it aggression. russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness and a high altitude object tracked over northern canada that officials say posed a threat to civilian aircraft has been shot down over yukon territory. it's the third object to have been shot down over north america in the past week, which at least one top us lawmaker says is another suspected chinese spy balloon. canadian prime justin trudeau says his forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage . you're up to date on tv, .you're up to date on tv, onune .you're up to date on tv, online , dvb plus radio. this is online, dvb plus radio. this is gb news. now, though, it's back to . to. mark my to. mark my thanks to bethany elsey returns in an hour's time . returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight show. in my big opinion. welcome to mark dolan tonight show. in my big opinion . just show. in my big opinion. just a moment. the scandal

tory mp tobias ellwood told gb news need more money to replace military equipment and deal with aggression and china. it aggression. russia and china. it comes after reports that some nato allies are concerned about the uk's military readiness and a high altitude object tracked over northern canada that officials say posed a threat to civilian aircraft has been shot down over yukon territory. it's the third object to have been shot down over north america in the past week, which at least one top us lawmaker says is another suspected chinese spy balloon. canadian prime justin trudeau says his forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage . you're up to date on tv, .you're up to date on tv, onune .you're up to date on tv, online , dvb plus radio. this is online, dvb plus radio. this is gb news. now, though, it's back to . to. mark my to. mark my thanks to bethany elsey returns in an hour's time . returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight show. in my big opinion. welcome to mark dolan tonight show. in my big opinion . just show. in my big opinion. just a moment. the scandal

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk selecting enough on defence. all and more . at 930 tomorrow . all and more. at 930 tomorrow. may patrick christys monday to three till six we tackle the day's news agenda you've never seen before. it's high tempo, high octane, the most controversial topics and the best guess you will not be able to set your eyes and ears off. i'm not afraid to ask the questions that you really want answered. three p.m. answered. three till 6 pm. monday's gb the

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk selectfence. all and more . at 930 tomorrow . all and more. at 930 tomorrow. may patrick christys monday to three till six we tackle the day's news agenda you've never seen before. it's high tempo, high octane, the most controversial topics and the best guess you will not be able to set your eyes and ears off. i'm not afraid to ask the questions that you really want answered. three p.m. answered. three till 6 pm. monday's gb the monday's friday on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel good evening. this is the latest from the gb news. the home secretary has condemned what she described as the appalling disorder during protests outside a hotel housing migrants in knowsley on suella braverman tweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for violence and intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police 15 people aged between 13 and 54 following the violent protests. security has increased following the incident with reinforced fencing and a

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee , whether the uk select . at 930 tomorrow . all and more. at 930 tomorrow. may patrick christys monday to three till six we tackle the day's news agenda you've never seen before. it's high tempo, high octane, the most controversial topics and the best guess you will not be able to set your eyes and ears off. i'm not afraid to ask the questions that you really want answered. three p.m. answered. three till 6 pm. monday's gb the monday's friday on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel good evening. this is the latest from the gb news. the home secretary has condemned what she described as the appalling disorder during protests outside a hotel housing migrants in knowsley on suella braverman tweeted that the alleged behaviour of some asylum seekers is never an excuse for violence and intimidation. it comes shortly after merseyside police 15 people aged between 13 and 54 following the violent protests. security has increased following the incident with reinforced fencing and

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select committee, whether the is spending to bofis pr guru joe, former adviser to boris , will be taking me through boris, will be taking me through the newspaper . all that and boris, will be taking me through the newspaper. all that and more at 930 tomorrow. join me every sunday at 6 pm. for glory meets in exclusive interviews , i'll be in exclusive interviews, i'll be finding out who are politicians are and what they really and something that you would never want anyone to suffer. i know what channels there were be. didn't think i'd be believed. i'm mystified about. seven stabbed and i'm five for eight. my stabbed and i'm five for eight. my instincts was to sort of cover this up. i'm in that was a mistake. join every sunday at 6 pm. on gb news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel hello again. you're watching and listening to alastair stewart& friends here on tv and radio . friends here on tv and radio. and thank you very much indeed . and thank you very much indeed. so doing. now the of living crisis could be more

chairman of the defence select tobias ellwood said the force identified around 160 cases of positivece. the news comes as labour's race equality task force is expected to ensure led firms access lucrative contracts. it's understood that the task force has also proposed introducing things like mandatory ethnic pay gap reporting for firms more than 250 staff with the aim of closing the existing gap on salaries to shed some more light on this. i am joined in the studio by activist and organiser of black lives protests. imani ayton on my left. thank you very much and i'm also joined by director of the new culture forum peter whittle. hi. right. how shall i start with. i'll start with you , aman. thank you start with you, aman. thank you very much for coming into the studio to discuss having me. now, this is a bit of a non—pc question to ask, but do you think with the diversity inclusion drive, we're actually starting to discriminate against white men ? okay. so what i will white men? okay. so what i will say, is this conversation that we're actually having is about race equity and that v

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood of the defence select committee whether the uk is spendinger, former to bofis and guru joe tanner, former to boris johnson will be taking me through the newspaper headlines . all that and more . at. 930 . all that and more. at. 930 tomorrow . good afternoon and welcome to real britain with me on a tv onune real britain with me on a tv online on digital radio now plenty more coming up this hour. but first, we've got to go to the news with addison . it's the news with addison. it's 3:00. here's the latest knowsley council in merseyside says the home office gave it less than 48 hours notice last year of its intention to house asylum seekers at a hotel where violent protests broke out on friday. witnesses describe the scene around the suites hotel as being like a war zone to demonstrate it is through missiles and set fire to a police van. three people were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder security has been increased following the incident . following the incident. reinforced fencing and a police presence the shadow home secretary has desc

i mean, i read tobias ellwood said you should shoot it down but that's vice president biden's statement is a mp and chairman of the commons defence and former army officer. what would you do . i think i what would you do. i think i would try and get it down somehow. there be quite large areas of counter america where it could come down and just read, just release of call. the chinese bluff and say, look, we found you, we've caught you. i mean, i think this is part of a wider which is, you know, that we are look at the chinese the chinese they've been chinese at us. but they've been they've out doing they've been caught out doing what and what they're doing. and i suspect americans the suspect the americans at the moment looking at options to moment are looking at options to try bring thing down. try and bring the thing down. it's very it, it's not very subtle, is it, simon? because pretty simon? because it's pretty big and obvious and it's and it's pretty obvious and it's not take very for long not going to take very for long the nation in the the most powerful nation in the world where

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select , whether the uk is select, whetherr , former pr guru joe tanner, former adviser to boris johnson , be adviser to boris johnson, be taking me through the newspaper headunes. taking me through the newspaper headlines . all that and more at headlines. all that and more at 30 on . 30 on. sunday welcome back to the show. we've got the papers with full panel reaction. linda jubilee, lisa mackenzie and adrian hayes. lots of stories to get through. can we have a at the story in the times learn work skills or face benefits cut jobless hold adrian about time and the whole benefits me look i know one one side the political divide say need to help the needy and the poor and those who need help and of course it is but when the gap between benefits and working is so narrow, if not all that something's wrong. but again, we don't have the courage to sort of face it. so is this is this one thing? learn at schools one thing? learn more at schools or benefits possibly , or face the benefits possibly, but a whole re overhaul but it needs

i'll also be asking tory mp tobias ellwood, chair of the defence select , whether the uk is select, whetherr , former pr guru joe tanner, former adviser to boris johnson , be adviser to boris johnson, be taking me through the newspaper headunes. taking me through the newspaper headlines . all that and more at headlines. all that and more at 30 on . 30 on. sunday welcome back to the show. we've got the papers with full panel reaction. linda jubilee, lisa mackenzie and adrian hayes. lots of stories to get through. can we have a at the story in the times learn work skills or face benefits cut jobless hold adrian about time and the whole benefits me look i know one one side the political divide say need to help the needy and the poor and those who need help and of course it is but when the gap between benefits and working is so narrow, if not all that something's wrong. but again, we don't have the courage to sort of face it. so is this is this one thing? learn at schools one thing? learn more at schools or benefits possibly , or face the benefits possibly, but a whole re overhaul but it needs

defence select committee chair tobias ellwood said, prioritising having ethnic minority and female pilotslitary analyst, me now, military analyst, lieutenant colonel stuart crawford . will the enemy feel crawford. will the enemy feel much better if it is an ethnic minority woman who shoots them down as opposed to a white middle class man ? no, i think middle class man? no, i think the end result will will be the same, but done . i it's same, but done. i it's interesting that the area has chosen to go down this route because i think the setting of quotas whether it be for sex or for ethnic background is actually unlawful under the equality act 2010. now i'm not a lawyer and it's been a long since i studied this topic at university for the actually and the mid nineties and i contravenes the both free race relations act 1976 and the equality act of 2010. okay. i mean , some people would just say mean, some people would just say diversity . i think most people diversity. i think most people would say actually , diversity would say actually, diversity has got no place when comes to national se

i'm going to be speaking to tobias ellwood, the tory mp who loves to hate boris johnson.

over their push to recruit more women and ethnic minorities, really interesting comments from tobias ellwoodre's the times. british gas breaking into homes of the vulnerable . that homes of the vulnerable. that guy is one of the collectors who's trying to enforce these these metres inside. i feel bad for him. actually, it's not his fault. i mean, he's employed by british gas. british gas clearly doing questionable practises, but to single out. yes, but he says if they're just saying, oh, i'm a single mum and i've got three kids and blah , blah, blah, three kids and blah, blah, blah, that's not a vulnerability . i'm that's not a vulnerability. i'm a bit old school and a bit hard nosed. right so, all nosed. okay. right so, all right. stick him on the front of the times that he's the guardian. it's questioning whether the taxpayer should foot guardian. it's questioning whebill' the taxpayer should foot guardian. it's questioning whe bill fora taxpayer should foot guardian. it's questioning whe bill for boris ayer should foot guardian. it's questioning whe bill for boris johnson's.d foot the bil