winston of which is silver. winston churchill. but with accusations of which is silver.ut with accusations of which is silver. winston ch him being: with accusations of which is silver. winston ch him being a/ith accusations of which is silver. winston ch him being a racist.:usations of which is silver. winston ch him being a racist. isations of which is silver. winston chhim being a racist. is this1s of him being a racist. is this the decision? i'm dawn the right decision? i'm dawn neesom on gb britain's neesom on gb news, britain's news channel but don't too news channel but don't go too far uh. welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. dawn neesom nick dawn neesom even keeping me company until 7:00. is alex dean, political colour consultant and former chief of staff to david cameron. no less. and bastani, co—founder of and aaron bastani, co—founder of novara and we could tell novara media and we could tell you what we've been talking aboutin you what we've been talking about in the break, but then we would have to kill you, or at least kill each other. so we're not but

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president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. these are men who are willing to commit their countries to a long, bloody conflict act in the name of freedom to support the freedom and independence of their own homelands, but to support freedom and democracy for other people around the world. they combine that with a deep humility. they believe that our countries had to be worthy spiritually and morally of the victory. they were asking god to grant us. so on january 1st, 1942, president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill. lord halifax, the british ambassador and lady halifax and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt had called for the national day of prayer. and they prayed for three things. they prayed for strength in the coming conflict. they prayed for a just peace and above all, they prayed for forgiveness of our national of our national sins so that we would be worthy of the victory. they were asking god to grant us and that combination of of the willingne

um there was winston churchill.day about how the barge that was used in his funeral in 1965, which carried his body down the thames as apparently there's no buyers for it, no british buyers anyway. and it's mooted now that it's either going to have to be, um , either going to have to be, um, torn down for scrap or or be sold to an international buyer, which has caused a lot of controversy when it comes to fans of sir winston back in britain, what's the latest on this? have we found a buyer ? not yet. >> no. unless you want to dip, dip, dip deep into your pockets. bannau nothing yet. this this barge , uh, of course. carried barge, uh, of course. carried uh, churchill's body to his final resting place in kent when he when he when he died and was buned he when he when he died and was buried in the mid 60s. um, the mail today reported yesterday that it was on the market for £2 million. it's now being offered by for £800,000 by, by its owner , i think until now, to be fair to the government, it didn't really know that it

after all, many people know the catchphrase attributed to the same winston churchel. left her with theractically a primitive instrument, somehow it doesn’t fit together, all because the immortal terada is about the notorious sakha and the atomic bomb, belongs, of course, not to churchel, but to the british marxist isaac deutscher. he was a repentant trotskyist, and to make amends in this article. the same sakha and bomba just appeared. we have already said that despite all the difficulties of wartime, russia was the country, the only one of all the warring countries, where there were practically no food cards. economy during the first world war, except economics. emperor nicholas ii announced that he himself was becoming supreme commander and takes control of the army into his own hands. this caused ambivalence in russia and among the allies. creating military hospitals, they themselves trained, truly trained, not formally, but for real, at the school of nurses and aides, assisted during operations, cared for sick soldiers, the empress gave huge personal sums for the creation of hospit

sons winston| winston let me bring in former mumford and sons winston ,winston let me bring in former former mumford and sons winston , thank you marshall, winston, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. i don't think we've had the pleasure before. what do you this? should the bbc you make of this? should the bbc drop for his drop olly alexander for his views israel ? views on israel? >> patrick, thanks for having me on . i'd like to start on the show. i'd like to start just quickly reviewing the just by quickly reviewing the letter that olly alexander signed. was on october 20th, signed. it was on october 20th, not two weeks after . the october not two weeks after. the october 7th massacre. it really is worth reading. it's by a group called voices for london. uh, a gay rights lgbtq, etc. etc. etc. group . and uh, in the letter group. and uh, in the letter they describe israel committing genocide and apartheid , ethnic genocide and apartheid, ethnic cleansing , uh, etc. etc, etc. cleansing, uh, etc. etc, etc. now if you were to sign, if you really believe this, you clearl

my name is leandro motorhome winston. i live in motorhome and winston winston. we winston with.rgman. i think your voice is, you know, i forgot the name of the street. i see. vivemos ali or have you been there for about a year and a few months? yeah seguros pela facilidade de locomotion. if there we feel secure. because also there's this ability to move back and forth. de otra vez, as i said the last time we live, we live in early in the morning and we come back in the night as familia lado. i suppose the families is separate because the wife goes to one side and the husband goes to another side . venmo aqui i came here dos companeros in the name of the friends who live in that same place, you know dementia ajuda humbly ask you for your help. if implement in in for not for them to kick us out of their plakas placing signs and giving fines and fines. this is very humiliating for us. so much pessoas the saints. we are decent people, hard workers in apartments. we like to live in apartment in in a house. but we're there because we have no other condition. that's useful movement tha

i have nothing to offer you but blood, sweat and tears, but he rightly says that sir winston churchilleteran of several wars by the time he made his famous speech in parliament, he was a prisoner from which he had escaped , he was the commander of the actual fleet that lost a huge huge battle with the big ones, during the first world war, ie. and they believed him, the question is that which was very well formulated, in fact, i think , pekar, valeriy formulated well, what is in the question of mobilization, and which ones are to be blown away now we have to work hard, the authorities need to answer two, two points that the military cannot answer, this is a question of correct management in all this. and on the other hand, it is a question of justice, so that this mobilization is perceived as fair, how to do it, mr. andriy, the fact is that many in ukraine for... the law on mobilization and the topic of mobilization perceived , perceived as a repressive mechanism, that is, it is not the need for the state to protect the country, and this was perceived as a repressive mechanism and as a

my name is leandro motorhome winston. i live in motorhome and winston winston. we winston with.rgman. i think your voice is, you know, i forgot the name of the street. i see. vivemos ali or have you been there for about a year and a few months? yeah seguros pela facilidade de locomotion. if there we feel secure. because also there's this ability to move back and forth. de otra vez, as i said the last time we live, we live in early in the morning and we come back in the night as familia lado. i suppose the families is separate because the wife goes to one side and the husband goes to another side . venmo aqui i came here dos companeros in the name of the friends who live in that same place, you know dementia ajuda humbly ask you for your help. if implement in in for not for them to kick us out of their plakas placing signs and giving fines and fines. this is very humiliating for us. so much pessoas the saints. we are decent people, hard workers in apartments. we like to live in apartment in in a house. but we're there because we have no other condition. that's useful movement tha

harold winston once only said a week is a lon- winston once only said a week is a long time — winstontime so let's pick this— there is a very long time so let's pick this up— there is a very long time so let's pick this up again in january. there is a very long time so let's pick this up again injanuary. we will table — pick this up again injanuary. we will table amendments and we will take it _ will table amendments and we will take it from there. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much indeed _ gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. . gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. , ,., , , gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. , _ , ., indeed. number ten say they are workin: indeed. number ten say they are working on _ indeed. number ten say they are working on parameters. - indeed. number ten say they are working on parameters. to i indeed. number ten say they are working on parameters. to go i indeed. number ten say they are i working on parameters. to go beyond that would collapse the deal with rwanda. �* ., ., ., , , that would collapse the deal with rwanda. �* ., ., , ., rwanda. i'

my name is leandro motorhome winston. i live in motorhome and winston winston. we winston with.rgman. i think your voice is, you know, i forgot the name of the street. i see. vivemos ali or have you been there for about a year and a few months? yeah seguros pela facilidade de locomotion. if there we feel secure. because also there's this ability to move back and forth. de otra vez, as i said the last time we live, we live in early in the morning and we come back in the night as familia lado. i suppose the families is separate because the wife goes to one side and the husband goes to another side . venmo aqui i came here dos companeros in the name of the friends who live in that same place, you know dementia ajuda humbly ask you for your help. if implement in in for not for them to kick us out of their plakas placing signs and giving fines and fines. this is very humiliating for us. so much pessoas the saints. we are decent people, hard workers in apartments. we like to live in apartment in in a house. but we're there because we have no other condition. that's useful movement tha

s. opposing it, i think the best answer to that is what the winston, how winston churchill described, the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. saying that's the ceasefire. only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is shallow and it is absolutely a wrong, very entity is not on just in, not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the saudi b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the administration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have consequences. that's what harm american interest for the forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we weren't them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear view, excluding of the 8 on the other, the activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama administration that you're going about it the wrong way. and what was the answer? it was 3 full see what i li

but how did winston churchill become prime minister of great britain because the conservatives, who hadity in parliament, said: you know, if war breaks out, we need a government of national unity, we invite you labor, you have no votes, to enter of this government, and labor said, we will go in, but... please, here is your party leader, neville chamberlain, who has brought about this situation, sit down the bench of deputies, he cannot be the prime minister in the government of national unity, because he made mistakes, and then they asked, what should we do, let us give this winston churchill, let him lead the government, he means absolutely nothing special to us, for us, for you , it doesn't mean anything special, just a compromising figure, and that's how chertel became the prime minister of great britain. and not because he was a great national leader, but because he was not taken seriously by both political parties of the country, as a leader, well, he became one, but at the time when he was elected, he was not, but cherchenko... shared his political responsibility with the leader o

a posing, i think the best answer to that is what the winston, how winston churchill describe. the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. seeing that the ceasefire only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is shallow and it is absolutely wrong. the entity is not on just not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the sound. you are a b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the ministration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have a consequences. that's what harm american interest for. good, forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we warrant them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear deal, excluding of the 8 on the other activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama administration that you're going about it. the wrong way, and what was the answer? it was 34. see what a line

winston richie is a fascinating figure. so to understand him, he's one of the first his family is one of the first black families to move into the first neighborhood where black people into in shaker called ludlow in the mid 1950s, the first families arrived. i think they were a couple of years later. and the just to put this into context that, this remarkable thing happened, which initially it was what happened most places white flight usually people refer to integration as the period between an all white community and an all black community as it's changing. and sometimes it's a short period, sometimes it's a long period to the the folks who were living there at the time, black and white decided that they wanted something different. they wanted to actually didn't want to leave. white people didn't want to leave, and the black people didn't want them to leave. they wanted to live in a diverse community. and they began with the radical act of a barbecue got to know each other, formed a community association, and then actual

winston churchill hosted during the second world war, it seems to be the idol of volodymyr zelenskyioris johnson. boris johnson even wrote a book to tell him. a whole range of unpopular ones. but how did winston churchill become prime minister of great britain because the conservatives, who had a majority in parliament, said, you know, if war breaks out, we need a government of national unity, we invite you labor, you have no votes, to come into of this government, and labor said, we'll go in, but please, here's your party leader, neville chamberlain, who led to such a situation, let him sit on the bench of deputies, he cannot be the prime minister in the government of national unity, because he made mistakes, and... then they asked, what should we give this winston churchill, let's he will head the government , he means absolutely nothing special to us, nothing special to us, to you , just a compromising figure, and that's how chertel became the prime minister of great britain, not because he was a great national leader, but because that he was not taken seriously by both political

we had a question about winston churchill. they thought he was a fictional character and that is a very worrying thing. it means it is a tremendously important one but yes of course it is vital. >> this brings to mind all the efforts about history and those that repeated. one of the joys of doing this is under the ten year mark that thiser is done decades later wih of the benefit of all of the additional scholarships and the declassification of a number of the classified papers and major figures during that time. one of the comments i had is you have to be aware that history can obfuscate as well as eliminate. it can mislead you and weigh you down. the lessons of vietnam very much weighted down our military leaders when it came to recommendations on the use of force and so forth. not always in a particularly eliminated manner. sometimes that was not the case. i firmly believe in the area and is still taught in our military academies and the preconditioned forces for others. it's wonderful to see all of you, thede fellow studen

over in the united states of america , has spread states of america, has spread the mistruth that winston churchill put the opposition in prison with their families dunng prison with their families during world war ii. tonight, i will be suggesting he corrects the record and big brother is watching more of you than ever before as a new law will enable the police to run facial recognition of 50 million britons using their driving licences . but isn't britons using their driving licences. but isn't this a sps authoritarian measure? plus as death duty receipts hit £5.2 billion, the controversial tax is expected to be a key battleground at the next election. surely it's time to axe the tax state of the nation starts now . starts now. joined by the most intellectual panel this evening, gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson and the editor of conservativehome, paul goodman . conservativehome, paul goodman. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me on mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's for news of the it's time for the news of the day with sa

absolutely, sir winston , um, i'd really like to winston, um, i'd really like to stay, uh, on top ofn some point. chris, again at some point. chris, i hope good care of hope you take good care of yourself. you said you yourself. and you said you weren't the best of health. weren't in the best of health. you seem in fine fettle tonight, and to it so all and we'd love to see it so all the you, chris. good the best to you, chris. good luck mate, we'll luck to you, mate, and we'll stay touch. thank ireland. stay in touch. thank ireland. thank you patrick care thank you patrick take care mate. the owner of churchill's funeral barge something's funeral barge right. something's got to be done about this barge, isn't up next, my isn't it? coming up next, my press primed for their press pack are primed for their unrivalled of unrivalled analysis of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. ask a top tory mp. pages. i will ask a top tory mp. is he being paid too much? okay all right. plus we will be crossing live to iceland to hear from that is live from iceland right now on the volcano and a massive

i live in on winston drive at a motor home.been there for about a year and a half with my wife kelly. we are living there. we're living in this motor home because we don't have the means to pay for rent, especially because rents are very high now, now and so we are we feel safe there. i feel safe with my wife there. she can go out in the morning and come back in the evening, even when it's dark and i feel safe about that. so we are there because we don't have another place to go. we would love to be able to rent an apartment and everything, but we just don't have the means to do that. and so we don't know what to do. we are if we're asked to move out, we don't know where to go. we don't have a place to go and we don't know what to do. that's why i'm asking for help. thank you. thank you. additional speakers requiring interpretation. requesting interpretation. myself interpretation. madam president. so calzado no avail. i'm exposed. you as it more temos on songy on e the concern was poorer. you see sad you know tem para e fazer

i live in on winston drive at a motor home.been there for about a year and a half with my wife kelly. we are living there. we're living in this motor home because we don't have the means to pay for rent, especially because rents are very high now, now and so we are we feel safe there. i feel safe with my wife there. she can go out in the morning and come back in the evening, even when it's dark and i feel safe about that. so we are there because we don't have another place to go. we would love to be able to rent an apartment and everything, but we just don't have the means to do that. and so we don't know what to do. we are if we're asked to move out, we don't know where to go. we don't have a place to go and we don't know what to do. that's why i'm asking for help. thank you. thank you. additional speakers requiring interpretation. requesting interpretation. myself interpretation. madam president. so calzado no avail. i'm exposed. you as it more temos on songy on e the concern was poorer. you see sad you know tem para e fazer

year for the name on the book, is a biographer, a historian whose books include bestsellers about winston napoleon and george the third. certainly people that you know, you can think of. i don't him doing something you know something as small as like martin van buren or something like that any time soon. he's he's a fellow no fence smarter than his in his and his ancestors. he's a fellow of the royal society of literature and the royal historical society. and but most importantly, he is a member, a proud member, if i can say, of the international churchill society's board of directors. gentlemen, thank you very much for your time and for being here this evening to with you. thank you so. andrew, i'll begin with you. pretty softball question. how did this book come about? and could i just my reply to that by saying how it is to be back at the national churchill leadership center. you are a great director. the icc is a fantastic institution. please do join it. ladies and gentlemen, it's it's it's wonderful to be on the board of it as well. i i love the icc and. to answer your question, i go

you're like winston churchill. on happened to. you're like winston chu1amount on happened to.hu1amount of on happened to. you're like winston chu1amount of alcohol. on happened to. you're like winston chu1amount of alcohol. veryn any amount of alcohol. very good. >> i've been waiting for this all day, so thank you very much. well, enjoy. >> deserve that was >> you deserve it. that was charlie rowley and thank so charlie rowley and thank you so much. former special adviser to michael christmas. michael gove. merry christmas. thanks mate. thanks forjoining us mate. merry christmas . right. coming merry christmas. right. coming up is the one and only angela levin for her royal roundup . levin for her royal roundup. it's time for an xmas royal roundup with hrh angela levin . roundup with hrh angela levin. see you monday to thursdays from 6:00 till 930. >> well come back, it is time for our xmas royal roundup with echr angela levin . echr angela levin. >> hello, merry christmas and the hrh can i keep it? yes, that is legally bound now. wow! put it on all of the letters. put on the

there on the there were those guys on the winston statue. one of winston churchill statue. the london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . theion, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . the police tting off fireworks. the police were just down. come on, just saying, get down. come on, get were just get down. they were just ignonng get down. they were just ignoring , you know, they ignoring them, you know, they don't have and they're don't have guns, and they're not willing don't have guns, and they're not wil|s0| don't have guns, and they're not wiliso we need to take on the >> so we need to take on the american approach, which is, well, are guns . well, people are guns. >> i think it's terrifying having . i'll be having police with guns. i'll be honest, terrifying to have >> it is terrifying to have police guns, but keeps people police guns, but it keeps people it people , it it keeps certain people, well, better

there on the there were those guys on the winston statue. one of winston churchill statue. the london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . london, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . theion, setting winston churchill statue. one of thefireworks . the police tting off fireworks. the police were just down. come on, just saying, get down. come on, get were just get down. they were just ignonng get down. they were just ignoring , you know, they ignoring them, you know, they don't have and they're don't have guns, and they're not willing don't have guns, and they're not wil|s0| don't have guns, and they're not wiliso we need to take on the >> so we need to take on the american approach, which is, well, are guns . well, people are guns. >> i think it's terrifying having . i'll be having police with guns. i'll be honest, terrifying to have >> it is terrifying to have police guns, but keeps people police guns, but it keeps people it people , it it keeps certain people, well, better

and even winston churchill , after a successful victory over the nazis, was removed from office almosttely after the war. therefore, politics can be relentless. however, we cannot and do not want to interfere in ukrainian politics. it's none of our business. we want to see democratic, sovereign, successful ukraine. whether in the united states and in general in the civilized world, in particular, i do not know, at the g7 level, recognize the process that in russia or in the kremlin is called presidential elections. we understand that putin will appoint himself in a few months, but the key story is whether it will be recognized by the world and what consequences it may lead to. if it will be about fixing the moment of usurpation or seizure of power. it is hard to imagine that europe or the united states will recognize these pseudo-elections. it is quite obvious that putin has no intention of conducting them honestly and democratically. for me, the recognition of such an election is somewhere between impossible and highly improbable. we think of putin as a dictator, a man who will mainta

it is absolutely true that during the most difficult period of the second world war, winston churchill his political rivals to the war cabinet. however, such a model may or may not be applied in ukraine, it is up to ukrainians to decide. the world admires the leadership of president zelensky, he became ukraine, but of course, we also realize that ukraine is a democracy, and even winston churchill, after a successful victory over the nazis, was removed from office almost immediately after the war. therefore, politics can be relentless. however, we cannot and do not want to interfere in ukrainian politics, it is none of our business. we want to see a democratic, sovereign, successful ukraine. whether in the united states and in general in... in the civilized world, in particular, i don't know, at the g7 level, recognize the process that in russia or in the kremlin is called presidential elections. we understand that putin will appoint himself in a few months, but the key story is whether it will be recognized by the world and what consequences it may lead to, if it is about fixing the mo

>> reporter: 5-year-old winston evans is getting a check up after his mother got the flu. >> we wereng a bunch of people at our house for christmas eve and had to push that to new year's, and so that's been really frustrating. >> does your throat hurt? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: his pediatrician jennifer shu says her practice in atlanta has seen a recent increase in patients with respiratory illnesses. >> we suddenly got slammed with flu about a week ago. it seems to be a lot higher, a lot faster, earlier in the season than i am use to. >> reporter: georgia is 1 of 17 states with high levels of respiratory illnesses. nationwide, less than half of children and adults have gotten the flu vaccine, and the rates for the new covid-19 vaccine are even lower. for rsv, there is a vaccine for adults over 60, but only 17% report getting it, and there is a shortage of rsv treatment for infants. do you have enough? >> we do not have enough. we have a huge demand for it, but very, very little supply. >> reporter: last week, the federal government announced 230,000 more doses of the rsv treatment

leaders of the three countries of the anti-hitler coalition, joseph stalin, franklin roosevelt and winstonwas to be the turning point of world war ii. upon learning of the tehran conference, hitler decided to behead the soviet union, the united states and great britain in one blow. he gave the order to carry out an operation to eliminate the big three, but a very young man, gegor vartonyan, intervened in hitler’s plans. our family emigrated from the soviet union in 1930. tehran, my father bought a confectionery factory there and was a successful businessman, later i found out that he was closely connected with soviet intelligence, so i sometimes carried out his assignments, and later i also had a dream of becoming a soviet scout. divor, come here, quickly, what? listen carefully, take this package, you see, take it to abkhaz, he will be where he always is, i understand, and you keep an eye on the gun for now, okay, i remember, yes, sit down, i remember well. yes, put them in the same sequence, time has passed, i’ll try, like this, right, well done, where is the zhora? well, no zhora, but w

but despite the global snouts, the difference is with winston churchill. we've heard from the state department and claims that look, look what happened to dresden in response to the nazis. that's how the major countries have been responding to. yes, i, i, as and beyond making a look at drugs, been busy. i was just doing drugs of the game. yeah. but 2 rooms do not uh make, make it right. and you would argue that that's happened a few decades ago. since then i believe there's been a lot of investments in work in technology, precision the technology. and since then, you know, arguably you should have the means to be to wage wars in a way that's because as less a damage to civilian lives and civilian areas. unless you have a car launch from the world's biggest browsers to do whatever you want. thankfully, we are seeing that carte blanche slowly being with withdrawn a bit too late in my opinion. but let us pray for 30 minutes to cease fire and let us hope for a for the city and state. because as i said earlier, that is the only way this conflict is going to end

how winston churchill described, the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else saying that's the ceasefire. only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is a shallow and it is absolutely a wrong, very entity is not on just it's not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the saudi b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the ministration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have consequences. that's what harm american interest for. good, forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we warrant them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear deal, excluding of the 8 on the other activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama administration that you're going about it. the wrong way, and what was the answer? it was 3 full see what i liked of it on 3 to the attacks on the u. s. navy. so what's happening now

he really needs to look at the legacy of the man whom winston churchill and his peacetime supportersited against and defeated, rather than mr presenting the history of a great man to push an edgy social media agenda. i mean, nigel, i think we're all going to agree on this that that it um, yes, some people , some it um, yes, some people, some fifth columnists went to prison , fifth columnists went to prison, but he formed a coalition with attlee and churchill was a hater of socialism. he thought socialism was almost as i think it is. >> i mean, tucker has simply got it wrong. what he's thinking of is oswald mosley of course, who was who was jailed. but then oswald mosley would be jailed today for inciting racial hatred , so he would still be in prison either way. and yes , you're either way. and yes, you're right, the whole point about the coalition government was that we were united during the second world war. clement attlee, as deputy arthur deputy prime minister, arthur greenwood in in the cabinet, greenwood in the in the cabinet, two politicians that two labour politicians that c

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