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Are you worried about that whole idea? well, in the show, i suggest something, which i do believe, which is that i think that some of the anger you see on social media is about identity, right? so far as, "i want to confirm my identity. i want to confirm im part of this tribe." its tribal. yeah. and one way of doing that, one way of confirming your tribal identity, certainly on social media, is to get angry. and one easy place to get angry is to look at a joke which might actuallyjust be funny, ...

It is just pure water with no additives, calories, sugar or anything. now, i know that may seem like quite a lot to swallow so i sent a couple of these bottles back to you guys in london to do a taste test. and i know that its unlucky to say cheers with just plain water but its all meant in the best possible taste. merry christmas. both: merry clickmas, dan! we got a couple of these bottles here. i think you need to try one. i will give it a try. take a sip and see what you think. here we go. wh...

Actuallyjust think we are on the scale of actually just living think we are on the scale of actuallyjust living with that, not having restrictions, saying if youve got no symptoms or they are minor, you dont have to isolate because its endemic and life continues? youre shaking your head so tell us where you sit on the scale of that.— so tell us where you sit on the scale of that. ., ,., , ., , ., scale of that. the reason people are exoeriencing — scale of that. the reason people are experie...

Regardless of who you work for, you want to get the best scoop and pound, you want to hold the government to account. its about journalists working in a sense for themselves. so, yes, but, i mean, i dont think that we know of any evidence of that at the moment. and actually all these stories have come out because of journalists, because of really brilliant journalism from the likes of pippa crerar at the mirror, for example, paul brand at itv, and actuallyjust everyone working together. that abs...

Were _ the bbc earlier on that patients were actually having to do their own industry— were actually having to do their own industry and some are moving their own teeth _ industry and some are moving their own teeth so its very sad for them. actually— own teeth so its very sad for them. actually just — own teeth so its very sad for them. actuallyjust want to help. it is not fair, — actuallyjust want to help. it is not fair, really.— not fair, really. what is your exolanation _ not fair...

For example, paul brand at itv, and actuallyjust everyone working together. absolutely. and im afraid, on that high note, im going to have to wrap you up — im really sorry — cos we are running out of time. thank you to all my guests... to helen lewis, from the atlantic. to joey jones, former spokesman for theresa may. laura hughes, political correspondent at the financial times. and phil riley, chief executive of boom radio. the media show will be back at the same time next week — but for ...

Questions about the relationships that people have with those in power, because presumably that would be the only reason any journalist in their right mind wouldnt pursue a story. because, as we said, regardless of who you work for, you want to get the best scoop and pound, you want to hold the government to account. its about journalists working in a sense for themselves. so, yes, but, i mean, i dont think that we know of any evidence of that at the moment. and actually all these stories have c...

Spiking. the national police chiefs cancel told us that between september and january this year, 1982 cases of needle spiking were made in the uk. it is 1982 cases of needle spiking were made in the uk.— made in the uk. it is a troubling development. _ made in the uk. it is a troubling development. what _ made in the uk. it is a troubling development. what is _ made in the uk. it is a troubling development. what is being i made in the uk. it is a troubling i development. what is being done to ...

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