says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. perry has been rocked by deadly nationwide protests following the ousting of precedent. pedro castillo k, a scripting in the country has left tourists visiting the iconic inca science of much pitched you stranded. but after days stuck in the area, visitors are finally able to leave off the railings were partially restored. harring taurus away from holidays gone awry. for many a board what had been planned, a short trips to peruse, most popular tourist attraction. the inconsiderate dale of matching peachy became longer stays after protest disrupted, travel throughout the country. but on saturday, more than 200 tourists were able to leave off to trains resumed. however, the journey wasn't totally straightforward. as passengers were forced to disembark and walk along the railway. due to blockages on the line authorities accused protest a

says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education in real societal understanding. touch says the journey has just begun football fans in argentina preparing to give their national tea. may heroes welcome off to the side beat franz in a penalty shootouts to win the world cup. are you watching alive? images coming in from argentina? ah, as he can see, people have already begun gathering on the streets in preparation for their teams arrival home in the next few hours. now, celebrations erupted across the country after the nail biting final went argentina's way. it's the 3rd time the i'll be celeste, stay as they're known at home, have been crowned will champions. their last title was back in 1986. hm. and with that, you're up to date. stay tuned for business with daniel winter. after a short break, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news. thanks watching i every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day indi

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people like tosh shows, families come from and slave. people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and the damage. it did. the fact that the dutch only had a small share of the trans atlantic slave trade should not matter. she says, the dutch has centered themselves so much as exceptional, not like the british, not like the french, not like the portuguese is given this impression that won't. we weren't so bad, you had 5 percent compared to world history. that's not that much. and it wasn't here. it was always somewhere else out of out of sight, out of mind that sort of nostalgic waiver, manta sizing history has left people thinking what, what's all this fuss about? reparations. the netherlands was among the last countries in europe to abolish slavery. before they did, it is thought the duchess left. more than half a 1000000 people to day dutch prime minister, michael to apologize for the pain and suffering. his country brought upon these people, their family baker and communities to day. i apologize or b meets or

an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding. tar says, the journey has just begun. all right, let's get around that. now. some of the other stories making use around the world. south african president, serial rema post has been re elected as the head of the ruling african national congress. despite facing the worst corruption scandal of his presidency, ram a pause afford off a leadership challenge from his former health minister. you'll continue to serve as the head of the i n c for another 5 minute police incident and 5 t s. a protest is in khartoum who were rallying against a deal between the military and political parties. the agreement aimed to in the cross a spot by last year's military. but opponents say they will only accept a civilian government. an estimate of 122 people have been killed in the post who corrected sweden's top court as rejected an expedition request for a man wanted by accuses boone and kee

an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding, tossed us the journey has just begun to roost. new president, dinner bullet day, has renewed calls for parliament to approve early elections amid deadly protests. on friday, lawmakers voted down. they propose proposal in congress. early elections are a key demand of anti government protest and rest began after president hedrick astir, was ousted and arrested for trying to dissolve congress. dozens of demonstrators have been killed in clashes with police. in soon chaos has also disrupted travel through our peru hitting it's economically important tourism industry and stranding visitors to the world. famous match of pitcher rooms harring, taurus away from holidays gone awry. for many a board. what had been planned, a short trips to peruse, most popular tourist attraction. the inconsiderate dale of matching, picchu became longer stays after protest disrupted, travel through

when jennifer tosh walks through amsterdam, she sees her history on the walls. she's a direct descendant of people enslaved by the dutch. now she takes people on walks to show them the past that is hiding in plain sight. well, it's everywhere. i mean, where we're standing right now is at the heart of what's referred to as the golden benz, the wealthiest part of the city, where the founders of the dutch east and west india company, and society of serena's where they lived. they had their mansions here, people like tosh, whose families come from enslaved. people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and the damage. it did. the fact that the dutch only had a small share of the trans atlantic slave trade should not matter. she says, the dutch has centered themselves so much as exceptional, not like the british, not like the french, not like the portuguese is given this impression that won't. we weren't so bad, you had 5 percent compared to world history. that's not that much. and it wasn't here. it was always somewhere else out of out of sig

says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding. tosh says the journey has just begun as a lot to unwrap here and for that were enjoined by rhoda arrendale. she is the president of one essex and association from saint martin. an island in the caribbean, though, is colonized by the french and the dutch. her association aims to promote greater unity among the people of saint martin. marco to d. w. your association has started a petition to ask the government of saint martin not to accept the dutch prime ministers apology. can you explain why? i'm good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to bring to your voice from this side of the, of the world on the issue of primarily because we didn't expect the way it was pushed that the, the apology would be a sincere apology or a legal and valid apology as we have been asking for for years now, and after hearing it today, we are convinced that it does not measure up to the st

says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. earlier, i've talked to linda noise now. she's chair of the board at the national institute for the study of dutch slavery. i asked her why this apology has been so long in coming. i think the reason is that the, the nash unsafe history was a history that was hidden for a long time. for, for 4 years, for centuries, people thought that the slave history didn't matter for the economy, that it wasn't as bad. and holland have a little part in it. so if you don't, you know, so if, if the history is not acknowledged, then they use the need for apologies on there also. and i think that's the reason why we have to wait 160 years, almost. there's more to this apology than just saying, sorry, the dutch government plans to spend 200000000 euros, understand unrelated education and anti racism projects. what impact do you think that will help when

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says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education in real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. earlier i spoke with rhoda arrendale, president of one s x m from saint martin in the caribbean. she told me why her association had started a petition to ask the government us sen mountain, not to accept the dutch prime minister apology. i'm good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to bring to your voice from this side of the, of the world on the issue. primarily because we didn't expect the way it was pushed that the the apology would be a sincere apology or a legal and valid apology as we have been asking for for years now. and after hearing it today, we are convinced that he does not measure up to the standards of what an official legal apologies should look like. what should the netherlands to, to prove that this is a sincere apology, a google apology, as you say. and then they really do want to make amends. well, one of the

an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. we're joined now by dutch parliamentarian sylvan assignments, who's in the heights on a thanks so much for joining us on a significant di. why did it take so long for the netherlands to offer this apology? i would say that up until today, all may be up until last year, and the gosh, i have suffered from guilt and denial. and this is understandable when you look at the atrocities that took place during this period of time. i understand where that would be shame and that would be denial. however, i am overjoyed with the fact that i'm finally today are we come to a 1st step into a long process. my hope i'm not only acknowledgement of what happened during this period of time and, but also finding each other in finding ways to move forward over steamer when it comes to her compensating for the colonial past. how do you know when you've don

an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding. to assess the journey has just begun. is look at some more stores making news around the world. so hold his language states as a carry. there's a deadly bomb attack on a police convoy in iraq, security official say at least 9 officers with children to critically wounded blast . and the normal city of kirkuk twitter basil on must cause lords to poll asking uses whether he should step down at tweeting that he will abide by the result. platform is seen chaotic, good changes since mister must completed his $44000000000.00 takeover in october. about 3 hours to go nearly 50 percent of said that they want him to resign a seat of john to hanukkah. menorah has been let them ukrainian capital. the lighting ceremony was attended by keith's mat vitale. political as well as the u. s. and german ambassadors as the clips goes, describing miller as a symbol of the triumph of light. as u

an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education in real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. this is at d. w slice from the mall world headlines up the top of the good. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with the footsteps of the recruitment. i'm in your northern most count please. ah, for a time in the long but still very much alive, d w, travel, you'll go to the central hospital in germany, europe. oh, do you recognize where exactly it was the fun. i've learned a lot. our culture history. all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, this week and world stories. ukraine hunts for collaborators. moldova, hermit life in the cave. we begin in germany. after the pandemic, people are getting sick this winter, particularly children. many are seriously ill with respiratory infections. doctors and hospitals are at their limits. pediatrician, yes, muska has his hands full. currently

this story, because you know, here it is, what is important, not only tosh, but not only because youwith your own eyes and spoke with these men. what do you call them, but they are really real men who are there, but they are fighting, but this is important for understanding the meaning the ongoing meaning of this war, because it is impossible to imagine a man at war. well, i can’t say that about myself , but since my father is a front-line soldier and, uh, we talked a lot about this. uh, always a man who goes to die and risks his life. he must understand. and why does he do this should be higher value in order to go there, not because i send the president to the commander. ah, because you're going there out of conviction. what is happening in the world right now is this transformation, when all these fig leaves of this western civilization, which supposedly is a kind of standard of the modern world, and everyone should strive for this standard, and for 30 years we have been trying to form it in this by various means. e in this illusion that this is the historical goal to which every

. >> reporter: tosh turner enjoys a salad at lettuce whenever he gets a chance. >> i'm very into my health and fitness so yeah, try to come at least a couple times a week for lunch. >> reporter: but it's costing restaurants a lot more right now to serve up these leafy greens. the price of lettuce has more than doubled. >> lettuce is impacted by a disease in the salinas valley here that's progressively gotten worse over the last three years and now infected over a thousand different lettuce fields this year causing a shortage on the market. >> reporter: norm the executive director of the monterrey county farm burro says the disease hit especially hard this fall, the losses are expected to exceed $100 million and radiated to retailers. >> some are including not to include leafy greens. >> mixed greens and butter lettuce and romaine and we have spanish. >> reporter: of course, lettuce is the main ingredient at lettuce restaurant in wall net creek and taking that off the menu isn't an option. the owner says she's increased prices slightly but for the most part is absorbing the cost. even as so

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she joins us now from new delhi pub, may we know the congress tosh? he's been in decline for some years now. just how critical is this march for them? with with a b. r. all talking about challenges. elections and 20. 24. don't feel very far away. do you think this much could help strengthen the party heading into campaigning? i spoke to a lady of shaw, quite a go with the clock you much you didn't mention for the election beginning about in about one but the add that new bicycle thought the big with who have grown to be strong. the competition because of each of these very interesting. have me miss out there following that march forest and you get a thanks so much of having no city of any around. booker has been confirmed as fiji is new, prime minister, ending days of political deadlock, their parliament narrowly voted in favor of the former military strong man. after this month's inconclusive election, amongst a comeback for america, who has already said twice as prime minister. his last government was toppled in a coup by the outgoing lita franklin

that includes sending more military ships on the tosh 8th, the development of a joint intelligence network with the network with the us, the u. k. australia and new zealand along with investments of almost $300000000.00 in military support for the region. well, let's discuss these developments with nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies. many, thanks for joining us on the program this evening. so what do you make of these latest statements and moves by canada? what sort of business does the north american country even have they will, china considers its own territorial waters. it's. it's actually quite bothersome to see the latest developments between china and canada, particularly since they have released the latest security paper. and also the recent remarks by the defense minister, and i think we are, there are a couple of angles we should look at while discussing about the issue here. first thing is about the sovereignty, because sings will recognize that there is only one. china and taiwan is plot of china. and china is going to clean. c

the corona tosh, the locked down and so on. so this all is hurting the german economy and there seems to be a strategy to make it very uncomfortable for industry in germany to stay in germany to make them move over to the us and what it's going to then that we found internal paper off the rand corporation, that's the most powerful and g o in the us, that is right in the u. s. foreign policy, basically. and they say that they use in greece who have no idea who on economic to some of us, the politics in germany, the industry in germany so much that they will go down or they move over to the years and they are on the same hands trying to make it very favorable to government for down the industry to go over to the us. on the one hand, on the other hand, they want to prove it that germany and russia is working together. because this would mean that the us is out of business worldwide. if you look at the map world map and you see the us on an island, and you see your asian con, demand that would fit together with germany. and the rus

i once interviewed is centre forward partner in 1970, tosh stone who said you had to be clever, you hadhis mind's working so fast. and also psychologically, he's almost a perfect combination of the two main motivation motivating forces that we have in our lives, pride and fear. he had them both in spades. you put it all together, and i think you could take pele out of the mid sixties and put him in today's game so much quicker, so much faster. and he wouldn't be lost at all. he would still be great, almost ludicrously ahead of his time. world leaders have also paid tribute, former us president barack 0bama tweeted: "pele was one of the greatest to ever play the beautiful game. and as one of the most recognisable athletes in the world, he understood the power of sports to bring people together. our thoughts are with his family and everyone who loved and admired him." and president—elect of brazil lula da silva posted: "i had the privilege that younger brazilians didn't have: i saw pele play, live. play, no. i saw pele give a show. because when he got the ball he always did something spec

so when they take on origin, tina in the tosh about the reports from paris throughout the world cup france supported jeremy, all he was quietly confident that his team would go far now. but france are in the final. he hopes they can beat argentina and win the tournament. no one can you always be sure, but you have to be confident when your friends, because you are a bit very victim. this. this is the 4th final in 24 years. that is in raising his favorite place, cleaned him by the 23 year old style striker from the parish suburbs. i think her buffy is a symbol in friends because it comes from a very modern by grown and he's mixed. so he represents a lot for the younger players in the young kids are around france and i think it's her, it's her player that we see one singer generation maybe once in a lifetime. oh, excitement building in the country. her supporters wait to find out if france can defend the world cup. i could, i hope france wins. so we go to 3rd star. it's a beautiful team, even if the others weren't bad. of horses yell front us grissman jew and but they so we will win green ma

tosh we've been sitting upright since her minute. for me. yes, i understand that she can definitely do it herself. learn if we talk about the rules, i think if you are married to leonid, then you should not think about another man. i just think, if possible, do not immediately open automatically in the fourth season of the mask. hello. hello, we apologized, like, what are you, what are you? i'm not vindictive. i'm specifically interested in you about her, an unforgettable meeting. you said that you practically don’t know her, but here i see that you know, i photographed not once, not twice. well, it's just a job, that's all. so what was your relationship with this job? well , they were friends. she wanted me to be the only one taking pictures all the time. well, you ask the question, you understand, the police procedure is such you, it’s better for me to give you. are you willing to go, or should i arrest you? i will volunteer. hold on. by the way, your lyosha catches me in the corridor, and his wife asks me to pass on the informatio

me is the center kiara church, which you can seize, entirely built from blocks of neapolitan yellow tosh. monopoly to some extent to mother was he could say that thanks to the extraction of this material from beneath the city of the outline of naples. it is the positive image of a negative yearly or little pleasure that one structure in particular highlights the ingenuity of the romans. a cistern built using volcanic rock. ah, she forgot me. we know me said little, you ecuador, burn a huge freshwater reservoir gun. it's an impressive technological feet. the pillars of 15 meters tall in the reservoir contains 12000000 liters of water from jojo nearly to the aqua. this enormous ancient cistern was jug entirely out of a tough hill. but neapolitan yellow tough does have one major drawback. it's porous window put in there, beads odl to liberty bow a note we want to water proof to want sell it. i had a clever idea. i made a special kind of mortar. yeah, it's a cement based mortar could caught your pesto. it's basically made of 3 elements. it's brick fragment, limestone, and the most important

. >> warnock and tosh has already received his favorite gift, thanks to the generosity of a stranger.er, perfect match. >> this father it had his wife posted on, writing, please pray for my has been that god sends a living kidney donor to him. that miracle soon arrived in her inbox from more than 1500 hrs away in texas. a woman named heather replied, i was touched by your message. i am the positive and healthy and have been looking into donations rent if you are still looking for a donor, i would love to talk with you. >> i was like, i will give my extra, healthy kidney. >> this summer, that transplant was answered two months they met in person. roy is not the support to bring awareness to renal failure. tonight, heather says her christmas wish is that people hearing this story can be inspired. roy, forever grateful for this lifelong volley that started with a kidney but now radiates joint right from his heart. reggie: what an amazing person. the avatar sequel has won the weekend box office. it is the fourth highest elastic debut the year. number one is dr. strange. avatar two -- $350

this is something that went under the radar, and i have tosh the watchful eye for my community and citizenss not good. this is going to erode what we have been trying to build for years. people will be in a panic. people do not trust. legal system as it stands. >> eli, what's -- as i understand it, you clerked for justice ginsburg. there's been so much talk recently about this erosion of public trust in the supreme court. this shouldn't be ruling on public finish, but on the law, but just based on your experience, your time there, i'm curious. do you think they read this op-ed that they co-wrote? >> i don't know whether any individual justices read the op-ed, what they read on a day-to-day basis, but i do know there have been numerous legal briefs filed, which have raised these alarm bells, which have raised a crisis of legitimacy in our legal system. and in our democracy. again, you know, legitimacy and trust is all that we have. it's why the judicial system is able to function. it's why we're able to do our jobs as law enforcement. you know, whether they read the op-ed or not, i'm confide

fake tosh crosses over the middle touchdown, san francisco.ers opened the scoring on a nine play 88 yard drive, overcoming injuries to his oblique and ribs and throwing a 28 yard touchdown pass to george kittle. what you just saw there . the ground game was also effective. the niners ran the ball 34 times for 170 yards, including a one yard touchdown plunge by christian mccaffrey. purdy and kittel also struck again to open the second half this time, a 54 yard toss and run into the end zone. honestly i'm just like another component and another piece of this team in terms of a guy coming in just doing what he's asked of. my mindset was man. i'm coming into this place to play and start. and so that was that the struggle to move a little bit of times, but there at the end for that third and one for him to be able to run and move the chains there. i got a lot of respect from before that game, but a lot more. now we have to give some love to the nfl's best defense. snyder's d recorded three sacks pressured seattle all game long and r we're not. uh w

we'll leave any old tosh, we're told . leave any old tosh, we're told. well, you know what was never been on strike in this country. and that's fighting spirit. those of you of certain age, possibly myself included in this one, will have been through far worse than this before. and guess what? it passed everything . it does. dairynz corporate and great these days is very probably because most things aren't including milk at one point, i think. but no matter what, life is thrown at us, we do survive . and we should never, do survive. and we should never, ever forget . okay, things could ever forget. okay, things could be better. most places in the world could after a global pandemic . world could after a global pandemic. but world could after a global pandemic . but what's worse ? pandemic. but what's worse? facing tough times . a glass half facing tough times. a glass half empty or . a glass half full. empty or. a glass half full. they are not sure who they actually are. they want you to play actually are. they want you to play the blame game and wallow

we'll leave any old tosh, we're told . leave any old tosh, we're told. well, you know what was never been on strike in this country. and that's fighting spirit. those of you of certain age, possibly myself included in this one, will have been through far worse than this before. and guess what? it passed everything . it does. dairynz corporate and great these days is very probably because most things aren't including milk at one point, i think. but no matter what, life is thrown at us, we do survive . and we should never, do survive. and we should never, ever forget . okay, things could ever forget. okay, things could be better. most places in the world could after a global pandemic . world could after a global pandemic. but world could after a global pandemic . but what's worse ? pandemic. but what's worse? facing tough times . a glass half facing tough times. a glass half empty or . a glass half full. empty or. a glass half full. they are not sure who they actually are. they want you to play actually are. they want you to play the blame game and wallow

being eaten alive absolute complete and alive with absolute complete and woke i mean i can't help woke toshbut for example today i saw but feel for example today i saw a couple of things actually around the muswell hill area in london, in north london nice area, lots of money spoken about. and most people did rather well for themselves in the muswell hill area. there's a primary school there which has got all of the flags , the world got all of the flags, the world cup playing nations and next to the saudi arabia flag. they've put in the gay pride put the trans in the gay pride flag me, i don't flag. now, forgive me, i don't remember the trans gay remember the trans in the gay pride team actually rocking up the but there go. the world cup, but there we go. and then a bit down the road, there's a hotel has been to house seekers. those house asylum seekers. those asylum migrants asylum seekers channel migrants are that to are being relocated that to a disused military barracks are the protest up in arms ? i'm the protest up in arms? i'm sorry is this just kind of like why rich girls love thes

being eaten alive absolute complete and alive with absolute complete and woke i mean i can't help woke toshbut for example today i saw but feel for example today i saw a couple of things actually around the muswell hill area in london, in north london nice area, lots of money spoken about. and most people did rather well for themselves in the muswell hill area. there's a primary school there which has got all of the flags , the world got all of the flags, the world cup playing nations and next to the saudi arabia flag. they've put in the gay pride put the trans in the gay pride flag me, i don't flag. now, forgive me, i don't remember the trans gay remember the trans in the gay pride team actually rocking up the but there go. the world cup, but there we go. and then a bit down the road, there's a hotel has been to house seekers. those house asylum seekers. those asylum migrants asylum seekers channel migrants are that to are being relocated that to a disused military barracks are the protest up in arms ? i'm the protest up in arms? i'm sorry is this just kind of like why rich girls love thes

we're paying to come up with this tosh . a report by the this tosh. report by the conservative way, forward group due for release tomorrow , will due for release tomorrow, will apparently state that due for release tomorrow, will apparently state tha t £7 billion apparently state that £7 billion of public money being spent on politically motivated and divisive , a lot of it on divisive, a lot of it on equality, diversity and inclusion. e. d i. and jobs in are costing us the taxpayer around . are costing us the taxpayer around . £557 million per year around. £557 million per year with further billions felt spent on the quangos and on contributions , one of which to contributions, one of which to an arts council campaign on unlearning whiteness . ridiculous unlearning whiteness. ridiculous in this latest debacle, civil servants have apparently been told that they must refer to their christmas parties as festive celebrations and that they cannot drink alcohol if members of their team are sober in order to promote diversity and that end of the events shou

instead of whatever the tosh was, they had go on that was weak and fluffy. appropriately put something like the thompson twins lines under. something like the thompson twins lines under . yeah, as the twins lines under. yeah, as the sound, but it was just it was ridiculous. yeah okay. that's that's probably a good note to end it on, i imagine. samantha markle , a special correspondent markle, a special correspondent for kate and william's us tour and the top royal author , meghan and the top royal author, meghan markle's biographer, tom bower. thank you both so much. but coming up, has ofcom warns lower income households to persist on the underserved by the corporation? is it further proof that the british bashing corporation is only interested in entertaining lefty snobs and the woke elite? while our man of the woke elite? while our man of the people, charlie lawson, has all the answers, he joins me at 1045. the next to in the media bias as the government runs out of cells. should we reform by sending people prison or sending less people to prison or should

you know good things are happening i think it's great that they focus the positive and let the other toshthat being said from from our family , we want to from from our family, we want to welcome prince william and princess catherine to florida to america to boston and florida . america to boston and florida. they are behind it, too. i know so many people are excited about this. no, indeed indeed they are . i can't wait. it's going to be great. see, and let's hope it's not overshadowed by this controversy. let's hope it's not overshadowed by harry meghan. but did you find it a bit suspicious today, samantha, that today all of a sudden we saw a new picture of archie and we saw the trailer for the invictus games. it's almost like they to steal the thunder of and kate already right clearly embarrassing seems to be this pattern of pr competitor release as devised from other things that prince william and princess catherine are doing and as as i think in my opinion a decoy from the fact that they're in favorability is plunging horribly . i think at this point horribly. i think at this point yo

instead of whatever the tosh was, they had go on that was weak and fluffy. appropriately put something like the thompson twins lines under. something like the thompson twins lines under . yeah, as the twins lines under. yeah, as the sound, but it was just it was ridiculous. yeah okay. that's that's probably a good note to end it on, i imagine. samantha markle , a special correspondent markle, a special correspondent for kate and william's us tour and the top royal author , meghan and the top royal author, meghan markle's biographer, tom bower. thank you both so much. but coming up, has ofcom warns lower income households to persist on the underserved by the corporation? is it further proof that the british bashing corporation is only interested in entertaining lefty snobs and the woke elite? while our man of the woke elite? while our man of the people, charlie lawson, has all the answers, he joins me at 1045. the next to in the media bias as the government runs out of cells. should we reform by sending people prison or sending less people to prison or should

very scientific, academic family , scientific, academic family, would have thought it was absolute toshit knew about the past. it wasn't so much. i wasn't that interested in what was coming up. so i thought, this is worth learning. and i was a journalist those days and journalists , you those days and journalists, you well know, pick up things very fast and usually drop them just as fast. but stuck because it actually made sense. there is no explanation for it and it's difficult to learn an area where you've got no rational beliefs to fall back on. i always say and hate to be sexist, it's easier for women because i don't understand computers and understand computers and understand electric city or telephones. but i know how to use them and i've always approached astrology the same way . it has its limitations. it way. it has its limitations. it won't make your decisions for you , but the fact that it gives you, but the fact that it gives the broad context of whatsapp training is absolutely fascinating. and i could bore you rigid with my idea of why i think might work but nobody actually

self—serving tosh, do you think or a sort of political viewpoint ? well i mean, i just viewpoint?n represents is largely, i think a centrist kind betwixt george osborne . david cameron no george osborne. david cameron no longer exists as a political opfion longer exists as a political option . and i think many people option. and i think many people still made the mistake that the somehow going back what we had sort of circa 2010 is the answer. it's isn't saying the community the voters are polarised the conservative party at least to boris johnson has a much more working electorate who delivery on things like migration and standard of living , defence and security law order. none of that was on offer from kind of centrism and said the centre isn't there any more in british politics if we can put it like that . and you think put it like that. and you think he's about to . yeah. do think he's about to. yeah. do think he's about to. yeah. do think he's about to. yeah. do think he's a bit deluded . the fact he's a bit deluded. the fact that actually people were tuning in to the program

the point so it will at some point scrutiny and i just hope it is found that he's talking a load of tosh there's a lot of friends of a lot family, a lot of people out there who took the brunt and bore the brunt at the initial stages , the covid outbreak, no stages, the covid outbreak, no one knew what this was the we're deaung one knew what this was the we're dealing with. no one knew really how to deal with it. so everyone was running blind. but to put blame those carers on those care staff who were looking after the most vulnerable, perhaps in society at that time think is ludicrous . and i just wish that ludicrous. and i just wish that someone could actually get a constituency , a constituent in constituency, a constituent in from his constituency to find out how they're feeling . it's out how they're feeling. it's their taxes. they voted him in. what do they think now about this strike of yours right ? what do they think now about this strike of yours right? i doubt it to be even. why? why would he come out in his position and see that isn't secondary and it's insulting. i to you the

that's tosh isn't it. because you go to a general election on a single issue, do you?is for. so i voted if i was so if i voted yes, if i was delivering if i was desperate for independence right, i might be i might desperate for be i might be desperate for independence, but i might not agree . the snp's idea that we agree. the snp's idea that we should and prisons, but should have men and prisons, but i snp would i, which i would vote snp would i, which would i would get would mean i would get independence men women's independence and men and women's prisons. well, after independence we are going to have never been this times this in you will an in scotland you will have an election a post independence elections will be reset. but elections will be a reset. but the important thing a the important thing in a free and fair democracy and an election you can to the public with whatever manifesto you want and the public is free to vote on a manifesto if they want . so on a manifesto if they want. so that's kind of the way democracy works. if the people choose to vote for tha

yeah, absolute tosh helens says we have helens says we cannot have economic from albania economic migrants well. can . we can just as well. we can. we can just legally just just legal go through the normal rules, just as being albanian. who wants to come over here and got a job or have a better life? there's processes in place for that. but itake processes in place for that. but i take your point. as a country, we've enough with we've got enough problems with the i'm sitting the cost of living. i'm sitting with blanket oh gosh, as it's with a blanket oh gosh, as it's too to heat my house too costly to heat my house and i'm paid for 43 years. i i'm paid taxes for 43 years. i can't live in heated fancy hotels free of charge only think now this weather that we're now that this weather that we're saying it is nepal is this a nip in the air isn't that we have temperatures apparently from —15 in earlier on this week in aberdeen earlier on this week . i think it's really crystallising actually the issue that we've got because now the cost of living is really going to start to pinch people. now th