we investigate the man who gambled billions and lost.the very least, he should be drummed out of financial services. he has no right to be managing other people's money. the industry knew neil woodford was in trouble, but no—one told investors. what do you think about the way you've been protected 7 well, i haven't been protected at all, have i? we also reveal how another money man was doing secret deals on the side. it's very serious. given the seniority of individuals that are involved, it is, yeah, very serious. as hundreds of thousands count the cost of the woodford scandal... mr woodford?! ..we confront the man himself. bbc panorama. what do you say, sir, to the people who trusted you, put money in your fund and now they can't reach it? it's all about guessing which way the financial wind is blowing. in the city, fortunes are made and lost on predicting which direction things are heading. for many of us, whether we like it or not, our financial security is tied to the ups and downs of the stock exchange. now, that means we depend on

we investigate the man who gambled billions and lost.ndustry knew neil woodford was in trouble, but no—one told investors. what do you think about the way you've been protected ? well, i haven't been protected at all, have i? we also reveal how another money man was doing secret deals on the side.

employees who use work computers for personal business, who leave work early, or show up late, who gamble or sleep on the job, or who smoke in city cars and park them inappropriately. preventing these abuses is worthwhile, but where's the beef? we don't hear about the big money violations or mid to high level official misconduct. why not? if the whistleblower program does not receive such complaints, they should know why. if the whistleblower program refers such complaints elsewhere, they should know how many involve violations of criminal or ethics law. since the whistleblower program already categorizes complaints according to their low, medium, or high risk, they should ask why they are not reported as such. thank you. >> thank you dr. kerr. any other public comment? good. can you call the next item. >> item number 6, opportunity for committee members to comment or take action on any matters within the committee's jurisdiction. 2019-2020cgoboc work initiates. >> good morning, just to remind everybody the format of this agenda item is to have a list of administrative and committee funct

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the study was carried out by the university of manchester, and carolyn gamble, who has arthritis, was this morning and she started by explaining her exact symptoms. they used to call it bamboo spine, just to give you an example of what that might look like. bamboo spine? because the vertebrae fused together and they stick in one solid piece. but with medication and whatnot, we manage it differently. so how can the weather affect your condition?” have always believed that it has an impact on my condition. hot and humid, i have always been in a flower, and dry i have always thought was better for me and the study confirms that hot and humid or cold and damp is bad for a lot of different pain conditions including mine. you feel and see tangible difference according to the weather. yes, going awake and ready help, such as being in spain for a few weeks, i feel a lot better. 0nto another story that's doing well on our website this morning. they're one of the biggest bands in the world but coldplay have decided to reveal their latest album tracks in the classified adverts of a local paper.

there are many miserable —looking conservatives as well, who think this is a huge gamble by boris johnsonhis is a huge gamble by borisjohnson and they are not sure it pay off. so when the tellers come back, if they vote for stella creasy‘s amendment, all hell brea ks stella creasy‘s amendment, all hell breaks loose? well, it means that when they go on to talk about the bill, at committee stage it can be amended by backbench mps. so itjust means it is a more uncertain process. the government were trying to control the process by saying only ministers can make changes to the election bill. this would open it up to all mps to lay down amendments. there are still a passage for them to have to go through. but it makes it more uncertain for the government. for those of us who are not involved in the westminster bubble don't understand all this, this smacks once again of us seeming clear on what was going on, and then the minutiae, the fiddly bits come in and suddenly everything is back up in the air. defenders of the volu nta ry in the air. defenders of the voluntary system would say this is mp

committee does not release its list of candidates as it were so it's always a bit of a gamble as to figuring out who might win in this case it has gone to the ethiopian prime minister again for what the committee says is his contribution to peace and international cooperation for his initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighboring iran trip and i want to ask you a little bit about the what this prize is intended to do. because it's not just to recognize achievements already already done but rather as an encouragement and we heard a bit about that today can you tell us more about what what they're what the nobel committee is hoping to achieve with this problem as well it goes all the way back to alfred nobel himself who obviously is very famous for inventing dynamite one of the mostly tools and all. substances that man has never generates it mean he went to his death is it where it is assumed we do not know and not know this with a very bad conscience indeed and therefore he put the money forward for the award to encourage peace efforts between people to encourage negotiations and encourag

envoy to the coaliti coalition, who described this as a reckless gamble with our security. here's a man at send the of 2018, resigned from his position because of president trump's decision at the time, not carried out at the time, to withdraw u.s. forces from northeastern syria. this definitely changes the terrain in that area in a way that no one was expecting yesterday. >> ben wedeman live for us in beir beirut. thank you. >>> the british foreign secretary is getting personally involved as a family in tuhe u.. demands justice after the death of their son. the teen had been hit by a suspect on a road. the suspect was the wife of a diplomat. she left the u.k. under diplomatic immunity. she is just heartbroken and would like to see some justice. >> i spoke to them yesterday. i struggle to say the anguish this family feels. their son died in the most dire circumstances. he was so broken, he couldn't get to hospital. the hospital had to come to him and nothing could be done. they discovered after in the days that followed, the suspect was the wife of a diplomat. it wasn't unt

gambling, obviously. i suppose you were lucky in the sense that you were raised by a family who were sufficiently well tod access to money. you were well enough off to be able to indulge your appetite for risks. well, we weren't terribly well off. even people on the lowest incomes now are well enough to do a little bit of gambling, a lottery ticket or something. i wasn't so rich that i could gamble when other people couldn't, that wouldn't be fair. you mentioned lotteries. it seems your entire life has been to a certain extent has been this combination of calculated risk and chance and the greatest chance of all that you experienced was the fact that as an unwanted baby, an orphan, you were adopted by a family who both loved you but also had the economic means to give you a life of privilege. i was actually very lucky the way i was adopted. my. div mother to be went to the adoptive home with her sister and my adoptive mother to be found a very good looking baby, obviously not me and said, how about that one? her sister said yes, but this other one who is making the real nuisance of himself might be a bit

one way is to sell land, sell property as well. 0bviously huge risks, gambles being taken by vietnamese families whosend a family member abroad to earn money. when thinking about communities where there is poverty, one of the community that the young woman came from, there were environmental disasters there. the fishing industry has been destroyed. some families are trying to find ways to generate income. we are just looking at the photos of one of the young women that we have been hearing about and the heartbreaking messages that she seems to have sent to her family. do these young people with otherfamilies family. do these young people with other families realise the family. do these young people with otherfamilies realise the risks that they may be taking?|j otherfamilies realise the risks that they may be taking? i think that they may be taking? i think that they may be taking? i think that they are aware of the risks. they are aware that the journey is long and precarious. but many of the migrants are willing to take their chance to embark on this journey and earn this money. i would say that i

a fair amount of blame will be apportioned on the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar, who, this source suggests, is gamblingher referendum. because he is not prepared to budge other leaders are not prepared to budge. perhaps the most extraordinary thing is the warning in effect that if the eu does go down the road of further delay, then bluntly the uk will become a disruptive force within the eu, that it will refuse to co—operate. in the words of this source the normal rules around cooperation, quote, go down the toilet. it suggests we will in effect divide the eu up into friends and foes. those countries which oppose britain by backing the calls for further delay, we will view them as engaging in hostile interference in the domestic politics of this country. and those countries that oppose another delay, they will go to the front of the queue in terms of future cooperation, in terms of security and economic policy. you just get the sense that we are now heading for a decidedly rancorous endgame, although this morning the former tory cabinet minister amber rudd said she believed what was going on was that n

we talked to the procter & gamble cfo who said their china sales were up double digits.t would you tell the companies? >> if you believe in human rights think about what you're doing, you're helping a government that is a clear adversary to american interests. they're militarizing the south china sea. they said they wouldn't do that. they're trying to build a military bigger than ours. they're helping maduro commit genocide in venezuela. human rights are important to us in america you want to sell your products, tell china they're going to have to change. >> what do you tell the president who has made what he calls a very nice deal. >> have they complied with anything i mean, look, hope springs eternal. i'm glad the president believes he can get a deal done nothing's happened he's been doing this for, what, 2 1/2 years. they didn't change they're not opening up their markets. they're not complying with the wto. they're the worst polluters in the world. there's no human rights over there. they're trying to take them away from china -- or from hong kong. the american presi

appreciate that those who believe that spirituality is recognized with a spiritual presence and a higher power will make a difference, they are much more apt to respond to aa or gambling anonymous. >> also being religious. >> yes. i see myself as a spiritual person who does not follow a religion but spiritual to me means that we do think there is a higher power and a sense of connectedness and continuity and that's closer to what spiritual means and that's closer to what spiritual means talked about the most thai faceted approach of what you pointed out is that standard universality. can you explain what that is and what it looks like quick. >> yes. imagine a mother who comes to her pediatrician bringing her child with the ear ache. it is repeatedly and he asks questions and pretty soon he uncovers the mother is a smoker and smoking is associated with ear infections. so the doctor starts to be rate the mother. don't you know that smoking is related probably causing your child earaches? now the mother is squirming and cannot wait to get out of the office. that is an example of not doing motivational interviewing. what it is about is getting on the side of the mother to

young people who are addicted to computer games and gambling can now get specialist help on the nhs inimated that around 55,000 11—to—16 year olds in the uk are problem gamblers. treatment is being made easier to access, including using skype for consultations. a woman has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after falling from a ride at hull fair. a statement from humberside police said it is believed she fell from one ride onto the base of another nearby, on monday evening. both rides have been closed while officers and safety officials establish what happened. that is a summary of the news so far, back to you, victoria. this group of men, all of whom have lost a a close relative or friend to knife crime, have told this programme they feel ignored when it comes to grieving for their loved one. in the year up to march this year, there were around 43,500 knife crime offences across the uk. that's an 80% increase over the previous five years. the number of people killed with knives has been steadily rising since 2015. back in march this year, we spoke to 1a mums, all of whom had

gambling, obviously. i suppose you were lucky in the sense that you were raised by a family who were sufficiently well—to—doccess to money. you were well enough off to be able to indulge your appetite for risks. well, we weren't terribly well off. even people on the lowest incomes now are well enough to do a little bit of gambling, a lottery ticket or something. i wasn't so rich that i could gamble when other people couldn't, that wouldn't be fair. you mentioned lotteries. it seems your entire life has been to a certain extent has been this combination of calculated risk and chance and the greatest chance of all that you experienced was the fact that as an unwanted baby, an orphan, you were adopted by a family who both loved you but also had the economic means to give 00:04:05,901 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 you a life of privilege. i was actually very lucky the way i was adopted. my. div mother to be went to the adoptive home with her sister and my adoptive mother to be found a very good looking baby, obviously not me and said, how about that one? her sister said yes, but this other one who is making the real

joining us now is will dixon, the lead researcher, and carolyn gamble, who has arthritis and participatedhe weather then affect you, or how is your condition affected by the weather? i've been a believer that it does impact on my condition, so hot and humid, that has made a flare—up, dry was always better for has made a flare—up, dry was always betterfor me has made a flare—up, dry was always better for me and this study sort of confirm that hot and humid or cold and damp is bad for a lot of different pain conditions, and mine as well. so you see and feel a tangible difference according to the weather? absolutely. if i've been away on holiday i can relax, but being ina away on holiday i can relax, but being in a nice environment has really helped so when you go to spain for really helped so when you go to spainfora really helped so when you go to spain for a few weeks, the pain is less. i do wonder that sometimes when you look out on a cloudy, grey day and you have a condition, a diagnosed condition, but if that mood affects you. absolutely. i agree with you on that as well. i think there

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. >> and i think there will be people who would say it shouldn't be. >> or proctor and gamble. >> if you make the parallel there is a dangerous side to the parallel that is if coke is worth i don't know what. >> 18 times. >> 18 let's say. >> it's traded closer to 30. >> i think this concept of a consumer staple company it's different than with facebook orr goog or other tech. amazon other tech giants it's the only company tying it all together the challenge is they are expensive products and most of the world can't afford them. but that said they are tying things together and understand the concerns about that multiple but i believe that apple should -- investors and analyst need to rethink and give it a fair multiple. >> okay. we'll be following the two stocks the whole evening facebook up 3% apple up 1.7%. gene we'll check in later on starbucks heating up earning call underway. the bank of america etf strategist will weigh in on the fed rate cut and what it means for the market and what to expect from the december meeting. live from new york city sometime square much more "fast mon

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who was surprised by that? i know we're shocked to learn there is gambling going to in this establishment.are not going to let them turn the conversation away from the corruption and malfeasance that is impacting daily voters' lives. we're going to be very tough about that, but simultaneously, we're going to remind people why donald trump is doing this, and it's because he fears joe biden. there is one democrat in this race he doesn't to want have to face at the ballot box. we're not going to let him be successful at playing this game. >> there are reportedly democrats that are concerned that it's been too long, that the campaign waited too long to really vociferously confront this. what do you say to them? >> i would say biden has been out and the campaign has been out aggressively every day since this broke. you heard joe biden give numerous speeches on the magnitude of this threat of the american people, what donald trump is doing to shred the constitution. you had him take multiple questions from reporters. we had multiple ads on air now. he had an op-ed in the "washington post" on sun

gamble, if you like. dawn, we are surrounded by a british public who may be getting fed up with politics, i'm talking out actually standing down this time as well? i think so, in some respects. i think it has been over egged exactly how the public feel about the election. a lot of members of the election. a lot of members of the public really do want to have a safer stop a lot has changed since 2017, more since 2016, and i think some mps have just had 2017, more since 2016, and i think some mps havejust had enough and they want to move on. and i think also there is a huge amount of toxicity in politics at the moment because of how much brexit has divided everybody. we live in a very divided everybody. we live in a very divided society because brexit has overshadowed all of these things, and so! overshadowed all of these things, and so i think the conservatives will have to say we can actually do this, if you believe in us, and labour will turn around and say, how was the last decade of your life under austerity, do you want something different? do you think this election can detoxify this?” think there i

able to punish his breakfast deal come to be in the future but it is a gamble because of course there are those watching this who are fed up with the whole breadth of process euro skeptics that may well decide to vote in protests for the newly formed bricks of party who are looking to capitalize on precisely this a general election is going to table the motion of a general election but is he going to get the support he needs to get it to print the question once again and getting it 2 different things all together he has to have 2 thirds of m.p.'s in parliament support to be able to have this general election and the motion will go before the house on monday this would be the 3rd time that this has happened it's been voted down twice in the past we know that there's an all another way of possibly doing that would be a very unusual way by getting the conservative party to back a no confidence vote in its own government essentially goading the opposition to black. that vote if that doesn't happen he could force the members to the law making it down to a simple majority as opposed to a 2 thirds majority in parliamen

them, who believe that spiritual -- being taken -- being recognizing that spiritual presence and the -- a higher power will make a difference, they're much more apt to respond to aa and na, gambling anonymous and so forth. >> what i read is that spiritual doesn't really mean religious. >> yes, that's often confused. he see myself as a spiritual person who does not follow a religion. spiritual to me means that we think that there is a high are power, that there is a sense of connectedness, of continuity in life, and i think that's to me closer to what spiritual means. >> you had referenced the multifacetted approach to treatment and why that's so important. one thing you pointed out is being the standard of universality is the motivational interviewing, or mi. can you explain what that and is what it looks like. >> yes. so, imagine a mother who comes to her pete trix, bringing her child we -- pediatrics with her child who has earaches and the pediatrics uncovers that the mother is a smoker and smoking is associated with ear infections and the doctor starts to berate the mother. don't you know that smoking is related, probably causing your child's earaches and she's trying to get o

us democrat 2020 hopeful tilsa gamble to sit back it claims that she's getting help from russia the allegation made by hillary clinton who blames moscow for a road defeat in 2060 they've got their eye on somebody who's currently in the democratic primary and they're grooming her to be the 3rd party candidate she's a favorite of the russians they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting or so far but if they can falsely portray me as a traitor then they can do it to anyone and in fact that's exactly the message that they want to get across to you that if you stand up against hillary and the party powerbrokers if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite and the war machine they will destroy you and discredit your message. that's remarks came after russia was brought up in the latest party debate with certain race topics now branded as kremlin talking points at a trying to explain. what you're about to seen probably means it's time for someone to go and we get pedia and come up with the page for a one new yet already well established concept talking points that really came out of the kremlin from one t

said, i am shocked, shocked, that there is this allegation and gambling in casablanca, however you want to end there. this is a woman whoas no moral compass, no moral soul and her whole career has been taking money from countries where they oppress women and young girls. she is the opposite of a woman who was a fighter for women's rights. >> tucker: we are all hypocrites to some degree. but there's something about the professional left where they elevate hypocrisy to almost a religious precepts. again, they lecture you about the one thing that they are doing! it's unbelievable! okay, it's if ed gein lecture you about vegetarianism. not your place, cannibal guy! >> if you .1 finger, four fingers are pointing back at you. that's what the left has been doing on every issue and she does it beautifully. the beauty of it all is she never got to the white house. >> tucker: she might try again. judge jeanine -- >> that'll be fun. >> tucker: thanks a lot. one of washington's actual whistle-blowers, and there are some, had been following the events of the last couple of weeks carefully and says the guy you are hearing is a whistl

gamble, maybe, borisjohnson is playing, he thinks he can roller—coaster it through. nobody knows. the numbers are not certain. it is more uncertainty. it is a game. who'sn, whether borisjohnson will be able to get it through. i don't know. it is 102 pages. there isa don't know. it is 102 pages. there is a lot of detail —— 110. with the original scenario in parliament, if the in the house had allowed a vote on it, some are saying the numbers show that the government may have got a yes to that. but now the move is, on the part of borisjohnson, if we can't do that let's do this, which is put it all out there and just grapple with it for three days. it is thought the politicians will be in parliament until midnight. they may even go through the night on some occasions. can you imagine? they came in on saturday morning. on some occasions. can you imagine? they came in on saturday morningm is an endurance test. it is an endurance test. it's a game. who's got control of the issue. and the issueis got control of the issue. and the issue is that it is still all the uncertainty, as your previous guest was saying. there is a lot of uncertainty still. in his busin

gamble. he believes that he can bring in people who have always voted labour, for example. yes. absolutely.he status quo that led many people to vote for brexit will be enough to turn traditional labour seats blue. fascinating. i did promise people stuff other than brexit so to abba. this is a fascinating story. explain this. this is about one of their favourite tracks that very nearly wasn't. the song mama mia which of course became the title of the film and stage play... are you familiar with that, ben? casting aspersions on my music taste but nonetheless. when they did mama mia they thought it was not very good and they were not going to put it on the album so they offered it to brotherhood of man who turned it down. they rejected it! more fill them. not only to offer it to someone else but for them to turn it down and for you to get it back by default and it becomes one of your biggest hits. you never know what is going to fly, do you? talk to me about apples. yes. a p pa re ntly talk to me about apples. yes. apparently we have developed here in this country a competitor for the pink la

gamble of brexit. the opportunities are immense but the opportunities are immense but the opportunities can go wrong. people in the uk who able to determine which governments they want to be dictating these things. a lot of these protections you have to take with a pinch of salt. we were told that houses would be £4000 worse off after the brexit vote essentially. and a lot of those predictions, you have to look at the fine detail because they obviously don't assume anything will change. if the uk were to liberalize its corporation tax laws... take all of this with a massive pinch of salt. and i think the public doesn't have much faith in either side when they come out with the statistics because so come out with the statistics because so many have been proven wrong. come out with the statistics because so many have been proven wronglj would buy that. turning to the financial times, moving off brexit. syrian assault, if us troops failed to spur curtis retreat. this is president erdogan worrying that u nless president erdogan worrying that unless the us maintains that buffer as they've been doing the last few days, then hi

was depressed, suffering from ptsd, a suicidal, gambling, alcohol and, oxycodone-addicted man who, inher, fell off all his wagons and fell into a rage when he saw she had a new love. the detectives were skeptical. >> when it comes to be derogatory towards j.j., then she has all the specifics we need. but when it comes to explaining the rape or the attack, then things become very fuzzy. she folds up into the corner, starts hiding her face, you know. just a different persona altogether. >> so what was the truth about j.j.? >> he was happier than he's been ever that i can remember, and all of his friends will tell you the same thing. >> who was right, and what did it say about the events in this little seaside bedroom? coming up -- >> i asked john to help me, and he was reluctant at first, and then he finally helped me. but when he did, he said, don't tell cara. >> a very different picture emerges of j.j. as a man very much under cara's thumb. >> he was very controlled. he couldn't go out to lunch without bringing home a receipt. >> a man ready to make a change. >> he was dead-set on not

. >> reporter: so for those who decided to stay open as long as the power was on, they seemed to have made the right gamble, but we're still waiting for the power to go out. live in woodside. david louie, abc7 news. >> david, thanks so much. >>> oakland school district just announced nine schools will be closed tomorrow. they're fruitvale. grass valley, howard, montclair, sequoia, elmhurst, ruddsdale, skyline and sew joraner's truth. >>> californians should be outraged. >> it was unnecessary. they're in bankruptcy because of their terrible management going back decades. they've created these conditions. it's unnecessary. we're doing everything in our power, my gosh, to help them help themselves. now it's time for them to do the right thing and get out of bankruptcy and get this system to the 21st century. >> governor newsom was referencing pg&e's bankruptcy case. some of these blackouts are needed given the danger of the power lines but as you heard there, said they have to get to speed to avoid these situations altogether. >>> we're going to take a look at what impact if any the van gogh. to harrison, the

gambling debt. tammie had taken out a life insurance policy. >> 868,000 was the ultimate amount. >> who was the beneficiary? >> brett. >> she also posted $200,000 in a 401k, combined with the insurance, nearly 1.1 million all left to brett. >> what kind of man sets up his friend to take the fall for murdering his wife and then murders the friend and leaves him with the legacy of, that he murdered somebody. >> he wanted to perpetuate this lifestyle. he wanted to gamble and enjoy the girlfriends and she was a hindrance to him. he felt like this was the way out. >> in court, the ugly accusations seemed to get to brett as the medical examiner testified about tammie's fatal injuries, brett said he felt ill and was rushed to the hospital. >> brett was back the next day to hear the prosecution present evidence it said proved he planned the murder, framed his friend and then covered it up. here's how they said he did it. >> first he shot and killed his wife in the upstairs office. then at 12:25 p.m. brett's own home security camera catches someone pierieering through the blinds. prosecutors say they believe it was

gamble that we just mentioned. the consumer products company reported better than expecte profit and revenue and raised outlook for the ar. that offered some relief to investors who as you know are also looking for signs that the consumer is holding up. the results sent shares of p&g higher by 2.5%. seema breaks down the quarter. >> consumers are paying higher prices for household goods. and proctor and gamble is reaping the rewards. over the past year the company respded to higher costs and tariffsy raising prices on select products. and despite i'd i had wider issues like the trade dput and brexit growth overseas remains up beat. >> brexit and impact on consumer confidence has had impact but we're still growing. growing 2% in the uk. china was one of the best quarters in a linc long time grew 13%. in our industry sits reall about particularly in the categories where performance driefts band kois khouw superiority of offering light of consumer. if we do that well which fare well when we don't we have issues. >> p&g also saw solid demand in health and beauty products for things like its high end sk 2 and olay brands. >> beaeay were performing across the board. it

gamble consumers face with medical care. >> i would be paying less out of pocket if i just had no insurance at all. >> reporter: insurance broker lora everist, whoold mckenna her policy says paying cash would have been cheaper. >> nobody told her that she was out of network. nobody gave her the option to pay cash. >> reporter: so you basically think that they're gouging. >> absoluty. >> reporter: because everist says mckenna's insurance already paid over $6,000 for the surgery. stwant7,00re.iated a few billsag aywn but >> because there is no guideline. there is no transparency. they can charge whatever they want. >> i'm not human to them. i'm a dollar sign. >> reporter: baylor scott & uite told us this afternoon its facility charges are lower than other local acute-care hospitals but says this case shows what they call an opportunity for improvement. contacting molly mckenna to help solve this, norah. >> o'donnell: anna, the tionqu ou eporter: a few things. find out which hospitals are in your network that are close to you. >>nd out now. whneich shou old be cheaper. when the bill arrives try to negotiate. by the way, to share your prices you can

most certainly a huge gamble for opposition parties but as far as johnson is concerned this is the only real way that he can imagine the country can move forward and there are those who say look we should get this out of the wife 1st that we need to get a vote if the e.u. gives the extension we need more time to consider this rather than the push to an election how much of this is really jockeying how much of this is trying to to force the hand of others. well it's 100 percent about jockeying where into the realms of pure strategy game theory some might think according to a dominant cummings who is the chief strategist the chief advisor boris johnson he's very much an advocate a game theory 2 and so guessing the next move for the government has been incredibly exciting i guess on all fronts particularly for us journalists well a lot of us have been thrown at every other twist and turn but as you mentioned the possibility of a general election has been living looming for quite some time the worry from the government is that if because of this extension the the deal was forced back in front of them pays more and more and more amendments can happen meaning that the brak