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in fact, voltaire made a joke about it. i don't know if you remember. remind me. in 1760, wasn't it? who didn't show enough guts when fighting the french and i think he was hanged at a port and the joke voltaire said was, "pour encourager les autre" — "to encourage the others." if that applies to the top civil servant in the foreign office, then it surely applies to the foreign secretary as well. we were all on holiday in august and when this happened — that was it. i was doing 20—hour days. there is a sense that this is personal between you and dominic raab. it was heard, there was applause at the end of your speech and when he wound up the debate, it is traditional for ministers to praise. not a word. i apologised and i was not going to be there for the wind ups, so he knew i was not going to be there. i don't think it is personal. as you know, i've given a pretty hard time to three foreign secretaries now. i hope i am respectful of the office and the individuals. i have to say, i think dominic raab is a highly intelligent man who has demonstrated some very good

in fact, voltaire made a joke about it, not sure if you remember it. remind me.l byng, in 1760, was it, who didn't show enough guts when fighting the french and i think he was hanged at the port of mahon and the joke that voltaire said was: speaks french. "..to encourage the others". look, i mean... but if that criticism applies to the top civil servant of the foreign office, it surely applies to the foreign secretay as well? he stayed on his holiday, when your committee quizzed him about when he'd take his holiday and he refused to tell you! we were all on holiday in august. i'm sure you were. i was. and when this happened, you know, that was it, i was doing 20—hour days. there is a sense somehow that this is personal between you and dominic raab. you gave this very moving speech and it was heard in silence, there was applause after it, and when he wound up the debate it is traditional for ministers to praise the good speakers on their own side and there was not a word, you were not mentioned. many others were. i had texted him earlier and apologised i would not

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men like voltaire spend a bit of time in the bastille as a result. result.lso an armory and it represented the royal authority in the center of paris. now, at the time july 13, 1789, there were seven prisoners within the bastille. none of them to our knowledge were political prisoners. i think there was a pickpocket in there and a few others, so was not precise of being used for what it was intended for at that moment. so the night before on the 13th of july, 1789, many of the third estate had gathered and decided they would form a militia. we need soldiers to defend ourselves against these foreign mercenaries that are coming in, and that is where the national guard is formed in paris. now, they had adopted as their colors that blue and the red which were the colors of the city of paris. but lafayette intervened and said, well, let us show our unity with the king. we don't want a full break with the king so adopt the white color as well. so thus in -- as i wear, they wore the blue, the white and the red. the blue would become the symbol of the french republi

men like voltaire spend a bit of time in the bastille as a result. result.lso an armory and it represented the royal authority in the center of paris. now, at the time july 13, 1789, there were seven prisoners within the bastille. none of them to our knowledge were political prisoners. i think there was a pickpocket in there and a few others, so was not precise of being used for what it was intended for at that moment. so the night before on the 13th of july, 1789, many of the third estate had gathered and decided they would form a militia. we need soldiers to defend ourselves against these foreign mercenaries that are coming in, and that is where the national guard is formed in paris. now, they had adopted as their colors that blue and the red which were the colors of the city of paris. but lafayette intervened and said, well, let us show our unity with the king. we don't want a full break with the king so adopt the white color as well. so thus in -- as i wear, they wore the blue, the white and the red. the blue would become the symbol of the french republi

me, we can push further and harder in getting these things achieve, because what is amazing it is voltairere because they want to be there, and, i think the supporting right now, is so important with everyone being so isolated. ., ., ~ ., isolated. you mention africa and i know ou isolated. you mention africa and i know you visited _ isolated. you mention africa and i know you visited africa _ isolated. you mention africa and i know you visited africa a - isolated. you mention africa and i know you visited africa a great - isolated. you mention africa and i l know you visited africa a great deal before lockdown and you have said in the past, ifeeljamaican but i also feel african, the past, ifeeljamaican but i also feel african.— the past, i feeljamaican but i also feel african,_ there - the past, i feeljamaican but i alsoj feel african,_ there are feel african, absolutely. there are desi . ners feel african, absolutely. there are designers who _ feel african, absolutely. there are designers who say _ feel african, absolutely. there are designers who say you _ feel african, absolutely. ther