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Boris johnsons government. we have seen several examples of it today. i seen several examples of it today. apparently unconnected, but all of which, particularly in the context of this countdown to the report into all of the parties that happened in westminster when parties were banned during the earlier stages of the pandemic, add up to that big question around conduct and competence. then weighing very heavily in the minds of conservative mps as to what to do about it. whether all of this adds...

To put those barriers up. you have people wanting you to do it, and then you have other people telling you that it is wrong and gross to do it. so youre torn. its really important that young people are given the opportunity to understand what is healthy sexual development and what is harmful sexual development, that they have an understanding of consent and when they can say no. you might have done what you did and you might regret it, _ and you cannot tell someone because they willjudge you. | ...

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Truth and restoration, truth and reparation, you begin to think differently about how you should address some of these problems. in the 1960s, it would have been totally legitimate to say to these states that had disenfranchised black people for a century, you know, its not enough to just take away the barriers to voter registration for black people. we didnt make it actually easierfor black people to vote. we need to do something reparational, we need to do remedial. we didnt do that. right, bu...

Are also no real technological barriers preventing them from being built. picture a virtual assistant, so were putting a face to alexa. we can also display your nfts and all of your digital artwork. i can see architects using this as a way to display their — the structures that they are working on. you could zoom in — it is touchscreen, its voice—activated, so you can move it around and manipulate it. i can see little sally talking to grandma from across the pond as a way of full interacti...

Its not life—sized, its desktop sized. now, there are no working prototypes yet — these are cg simulations — but there are also no real technological barriers preventing them from being built. picture a virtual assistant, so were putting a face to alexa. we can also display your nfts and all of your digital artwork. i can see architects using this as a way to display their — the structures that they are working on. you could zoom in — it is touchscreen, its voice—activated, so you ca...

The general mood is that people are incredibly angry. they have abided by the rules all the way through and faced some real hardships. but they did it because they were told to, it was the right thing to do, and to protect their family and friends and people in my village. and to see the prime ministers team and the prime minister himself flout those rules has hit very hard. sir keir starmer has said this morning that it is time for borisjohnson to go. he says of course there is a party advantag...

It. that is a real problem for our democracy. i have made this challenge and offer to republicans, over and over again. if they will identify a piece of legislation that they believe is suppressing voters, that is preventing lawful voters from exercising their right to vote, i will join with them in seeking to strike down that law. but, theres nothing that they want to do to remove barriers to voting. thats the problem. its not a both sides issue, its a one side issue. >> yeah, the last point i ...