— i do hold william hague in high and, t— i do hold william hague in high and, t tntnt— i do hold william— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't- get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't think i mean, i think i don't think his opinion is worth anything on this, to be honest. i think we need to be asking women how we feel about it. and his tone was just pathetic. it wasn't humanised . it was just humanised. it was just capsulised factionalised. okay, well, look , is there any support well, look, is there any support for william hague out there? because this show is the home of nee— because this show is the home of tnee eneecn.— because this show is the home of tnee egeecn. tet— because this show is the home of free speech. let me— because this show is the home of free speech. let me know if you tntnt— free speech. let me know if you tntnt tnet— free speech. let me know if you think that what— free speech. let me know if you think that what he _ free speech. let me know if you think that what he had to say t

— i do hold william hague in high and, t— i do hold william hague in high and, t tntnt— i do hold williamthink— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't- get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't think i mean, i think i don't think his opinion is worth anything on this, to be honest. i think we need to be asking women how we feel about it. and his tone was just pathetic. it wasn't humanised . it was just humanised. it was just capsulised factionalised. okay, well, look , is there any support well, look, is there any support for william hague out there? because this show is the home of nee— because this show is the home of tnee eneecn.— because this show is the home of tnee egeecn. tet— because this show is the home of free speech. let me— because this show is the home of free speech. let me know if you tntnt— free speech. let me know if you tntnt tnet— free speech. let me know if you think that what— free speech. let me know if you think that what he _ free speech. let me know if you think that what he had to

.- the way, lord hague, william negee.— the way, lord hague, william negee.who has been very about this, made a very vocal about this, made a very vocal about this, made a very good who's caroline fisher smart she is. is. i think smart as she is. she is. i think you could probably describe her as a of women's as being a sort of pro women's rights, sex face activist . rights, same sex face activist. and she quite rightly has pointed out that that we have a right to association in this country. that means a right to associate with people who are of the same sex. this should be up to the wi. william hague should absolutely keep his nose out of the. i completely agree . and i the. i completely agree. and i rhini— the. i completely agree. and i think that , you know, caroline think that, you know, caroline fiske is absolutely bang on the money with this that william hague really should just should butt out and they should be allowed make decision allowed to make this decision for members. it's for themselves as members. it's called the women's it's called the wome

abject fool, william hague after the headlines with good old ray .

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as william hague i— entertaining. as william hague was. i mean, some of his great, wee— was.oting. and so i think keir might be just ploughing that course of i'm— might be just ploughing that course of i'm going to make sure we— course of i'm going to make sure we in— course of i'm going to make sure we in eeen— course of i'm going to make sure we in ee— course of i'm going to make sure that i'm seen as the— course of i'm going to make sure that i'm seen as the good a eteetw— that i'm seen as the good a eteetw nein— that i'm seen as the good a eteetw neir et— that i'm seen as the good a steady pair of hands because tnet-e— steady pair of hands because tnet-e wnet— steady pair of hands because that's what the— steady pair of hands because that's what the country needs at the that's what the country needs at tne eent— that's what the country needs at the moment. and— that's what the country needs at the moment. and and that will mean some slightly mean sometimes some slightly erineew— mean sometimes some slightly erineew-wnere- mean sometimes some slightly cringey-where it- mea

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the view is i agree with fully with william hague on this . the local william hague on this.sing the local a member of parliament.- the local a member of parliament. they should be ohooetnt— parliament. they should be choosing potential ministers , choosing potential ministers, otttnet— choosing potential ministers, cabinet ministers and if you if you— cabinet ministers and if you if you reetrtet— cabinet ministers and if you if you restrict that— cabinet ministers and if you if you restrict that choice for etch— you restrict that choice for each little _ you restrict that choice for each little local party, the teonte— each little local party, the neotte ttth— each little local party, the people with local connections, youre— people with local connections, you trettty— people with local connections, you're greatly reduced seeing the nurnert— you're greatly reduced seeing the number of— you're greatly reduced seeing the number of people they might hooe— the number of people they might hooe tron — the number of people they might hooe tron .— the number of people they might cho

and, in his column in the times newspaper tomorrow, william hague writes that al is like the nuclear revealed payment information from some users. that bug was fixed but there were concerns about a lack of age verification, many young users can access an appropriate content, and they noted that personal data was being collected to train the algorithm which makes it work, and they say there is no legal basis for that. the company behind chatgpt say they believe is it complies with privacy laws but in germany's day the commissioner for data protection said they could follow suit if necessary and what stops in france ireland are also following up. if ireland are also following up. if there is concerted european pressure, what might happen? there is discussion — pressure, what might happen? there is discussion about _ pressure, what might happen? there is discussion about further _ pressure, what might happen? pp- is discussion about further bands or suspension, but there has been a wider concern about this kind of programme. google has a chat bot, meta is a language model and thousands

has told ro— leader william hague has told ro ger— leader william hague has told women to getreggs the geordie bakers hee reen— greggs greggs the geordie bakers hee heen roie— greggs greggs the geordie bakers has been told that— greggs greggs the geordie bakers has been told that it cannot open— has been told that it cannot open peer— has been told that it cannot open peer ii— has been told that it cannot open past 11 pm. in leicester sguere— open past 11 pm. in leicester sguere or— open past 11 pm. in leicester sguere or ehi— open past 11 pm. in leicester square of all places because westminster— square of all places because westminster council says that 24 hour— westminster council says that 24 hour eeueeeg— westminster council says that 24 hour sausage rolls— westminster council says that 24 hour sausage rolls might cause a or— hour sausage rolls might cause a or onene— hour sausage rolls might cause a or .— hour sausage rolls might cause a wave of crime . what a half baked wave of crime. what a half baked . hur— wave of crime. what a half baked nonsense . but the— wave of

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we were talking about william hague wothg— talking about william hague wothg th— talking about williamit is that we— they will undermine what it is that we to. — they will undermine what it is that we do. and— they will undermine what it is that we do. and they have tttuttty— that we do. and they have actually done— that we do. and they have actually done amazing campaigning over the years. the why— campaigning over the years. the why they— campaigning over the years. the why they-theat— campaigning over the years. the why they-ahead of- campaigning over the years. the why they ahead of the game why they were ahead of the game on so many issues.— why they were ahead of the game on so many issues. they were they—atom- on so many issues. they werei they—about better they were arguing about better etuttttth— they were arguing about better education—aids- they were arguing about better education aids in they were arguing about better. education _aids in the education on hiv and aids in the in education on hiv and aids in the th-soh— education on hiv and aids in the th-soh they— education o

hague other dayats, william hague the other day eetth— william hague the other day eee—moved said, oh and well , a lot do getting organised. they are the 400 and well, a lot a do getting organised. they are the 400 and well , a lot a lot of the 400 and well, a lot a lot of canada smokers wound up in hyde park for 420, which is the cannabis celebration day because of well , i won't explain that. of well, i won't explain that. but anyway , bucket hat wearing but anyway, bucket hat wearing ttmmthte— but anyway, bucket hat wearing cannabis smokers— but anyway, bucket hat wearing cannabis smokers descended on et— cannabis smokers descended on et hemtem-e— cannabis smokers descended on one of london's busiest parks to tehehttte— one of london's busiest parks to tehehttte the— one of london's busiest parks to celebrate the annual 420 event. the— celebrate the annual 420 event. amt the— celebrate the annual 420 event. amt the tethe— celebrate the annual 420 event. and the police showed up and ettttet— and the police showed up and started arresting— and the police showed up and started arresti

william brangham reports on the young people who were instrumental in bringing this issue to the hague 27-year-old cynthia houniuhi lives in sydney, australia. more than a thousand miles from her home in the solomon islands. but she says just being at the beach reminds her of the ocean's importance in her early life. >> i was in the sea after school. i had to cross the sea to go to school. and during lunch time we usually fished for our own lunch, so we would catch about maybe one if we're lucky, sometimes when we're very lucky we get four. william: but because of warming waters and rising sea levels, that ocean, which once gave so much to her and millions of other pacific islanders, is now threatening to take it all away . >> this feeling, when the sand is slipping between your fingers, that's what it feels like for us. when we're trying to hold onto our languages, our cultural practices, our land and it's slipping between our fingers like that, because of the adverse effects of climate change. william: the island nations in the south pacific are responsible for less than a third of 1

.— former tory leader william nogue. wrong— former tory leader william hague.nment says it has no option but to take legal action against uk ministers blocking their gender recognition bill the legislation aims to make it easier for people in scotland to change their legally recognised gender laws, which westminster has challenged and msps voted in december last year to pass the controversial gender recognition bill by 86 votes to 39. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid doctor after his astrazeneca covm jab doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine . an complications of the vaccine. an 32 year old steven wright was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a blood clot to his brain ten days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. the coroner described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic . case and and deeply tragic. case and labouris and deeply tragic. case and labour is accusing the government of denying justice to victims of the infected blood scand

.— former tory leader william nogue. wrong— former tory leader william hague.ottish government says it has no option but to take legal action against uk ministers blocking their gender recognition bill the legislation aims to make it easier for people in scotland to change their legally recognised gender laws, which westminster has challenged and msps voted in december last year to pass the controversial gender recognition bill by 86 votes to 39. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid doctor after his astrazeneca covm jab doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine . an complications of the vaccine. an 32 year old steven wright was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a blood clot to his brain ten days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. the coroner described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic . case and and deeply tragic. case and labouris and deeply tragic. case and labour is accusing the government of denying justice to victims of the infected

from campaign following advice from campaign groups earlier this week, former conservative leader william hagueinstitute, they have made it mixed sex and i think enn— made it mixed sex and i think enen mannere— made it mixed sex and i think that matters because, you know, enene— that matters because, you know, enene ene— that matters because, you know, enene ven— that matters because, you know, there are very few— that matters because, you know, there are very few places that are there are very few places that single— there are very few places that enngne sex— there are very few places that are single sex left . and with are single sex left. and with regene— are single sex left. and with regard ne— are single sex left. and with regard no me— are single sex left. and with regard to the fact that it has been— regard to the fact that it has been effectively— regard to the fact that it has been effectively mixed sex for a long— been effectively mixed sex for a long rime,— been effectively mixed sex for a reng rrne, yee,— been effectively mixed sex for a long time, yes, it— been effectively mixed se

former leader william hague saying he was a towering figure in politics. now to former political correspondent peter spencen political correspondent peter spencer, who has been outside number 11 on many an occasion dunng number 11 on many an occasion during those years and. we do remember, of course, that quote peter, his position was unassailable . well, didn't quite unassailable. well, didn't quite prove that way. but i guess now we're learning that his his political legacy unassailable . political legacy unassailable. well, of course, in every play when a person passes away says what a fabulous person that was. but let's not be under illusions here. he was a huge , divisive here. he was a huge, divisive figure . yes, he was the absolute figure. yes, he was the absolute tower of strength that that got margaret thatcher's revolution shooting away against that . shooting away against that. later on, he fell out how horribly over year up. remember that first time of thatcher he fell out with her because he so in favour of link tying the british economy to t

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