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months _ after so much stalling, months and months of— after so much stalling, months and months of stalling, and christian, i will tell— months of stalling, and christian, i will tell you — months of stalling, and christian, i will tell you that i sometimes advise — will tell you that i sometimes advise on a group with jesse jeremy greenstock— advise on a group with jesse jeremy greenstock and 18 months ago i said that keep _ greenstock and 18 months ago i said that keep your eye on house republicans, there are cracks there on this— republicans, there are cracks there on this even— republicans, there are cracks there on this even though the republican party has _ on this even though the republican party has traditionally been a very and i_ party has traditionally been a very and i russian party and given all the tramp— and i russian party and given all the tramp machinations that republicans do out of fealty and loyalty— republicans do out of fealty and loyalty to tramp, there was going to be a problem. it has grown and grown and with— be a problem. it has grown and grown and with the _ be a problem. it has grown and grown and with the small republican majority— and with the small republican majority that they have, it has stalled — majority that they have, it has stalled all funding for ukraine for a long _ stalled all funding for ukraine for a long time now. but what we see is there _ a long time now. but what we see is there another side of that. the other— there another side of that. the other side _ there another side of that. the other side of the republican majority, the majority of that majority _ majority, the majority of that majority, is tired of putting ukraine _ majority, is tired of putting ukraine and our allies in europe at real risk— ukraine and our allies in europe at real risk of— ukraine and our allies in europe at real risk of air and you have democrats in the senate and in the house _ democrats in the senate and in the house who — democrats in the senate and in the house who are willing to make manoeuvres, whether it affects the speaker _ manoeuvres, whether it affects the speaker or— manoeuvres, whether it affects the speaker or not, to move this forward _ speaker or not, to move this forward. so what the speaker said was right, — forward. so what the speaker said was right, it was also news because

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would need to say if the prime minister had changed anything. thank ou for minister had changed anything. thank you for responding — minister had changed anything. thank you for responding to _ minister had changed anything. thank you for responding to that _ minister had changed anything. thank you for responding to that specific claim on record. if borisjohnson wanted to stand again as a conservative mp should he be allowed to do so? i conservative mp should he be allowed to do so? ., ., ., to do so? i would never want to assume- _ to do so? i would never want to assume- the — to do so? i would never want to assume. the party _ to do so? i would never want to assume. the party has - to do so? i would never want to assume. the party has a - to do so? i would never want to assume. the party has a clear . assume. the party has a clear process in place for anyone who wants to stand for the party. it would be entirely a matter for the party itself. aha, would be entirely a matter for the party itself-— would be entirely a matter for the -a itself. �* , ., , , party itself. a senior party member, cabinet member? _ party itself. a senior party member, cabinet member? i— party itself. a senior party member, cabinet member? i think _ party itself. a senior party member, cabinet member? i think it's - party itself. a senior party member, cabinet member? i think it's a - cabinet member? i think it's a hypothetical— cabinet member? i think it's a hypothetical point _ cabinet member? i think it's a hypothetical point at - cabinet member? i think it's a hypothetical point at the - cabinet member? i think it's a i hypothetical point at the moment because i do not think he is in the mindset to do that and the party would have to go through the usual process they would with anyone. same process they would with anyone. some of his colleagues, _ process they would with anyone. some of his colleagues, jacob _ process they would with anyone. some of his colleagues, jacob rees—mogg for example, says the party must allow to stand again or else they will be civil war? $5 allow to stand again or else they will be civil war?— allow to stand again or else they will be civil war? as far as i know, he's 'ust will be civil war? as far as i know, he'sjust resigned. _ will be civil war? as far as i know, he'sjust resigned. there - will be civil war? as far as i know, he'sjust resigned. there is - will be civil war? as far as i know, he'sjust resigned. there is no - he'sjust resigned. there is no chance of him coming back right now and saying i'm going to stand again.

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think_ fit and put it into his own words. i think the — fit and put it into his own words. i think the prime minister responded well and _ think the prime minister responded well and recognised what dominic had done in _ well and recognised what dominic had done in office and he has achieved a huge _ done in office and he has achieved a huge amount. he is a very effective politician _ huge amount. he is a very effective politician for the country and i think— politician for the country and i think we — politician for the country and i think we must remember that when boris _ think we must remember that when borisjohnson was in hospital covid, dominic— borisjohnson was in hospital covid, dominic was actually running the country— dominic was actually running the country and doing it very well for all accounts of everyone who worked with him _ all accounts of everyone who worked with him during that period. so he has given— with him during that period. so he has given a — with him during that period. so he has given a huge amount of surface to the _ has given a huge amount of surface to the country and i'm very sad that he has _ to the country and i'm very sad that he has had — to the country and i'm very sad that he has had to resign today. live now to our political correspondentjonathan blake whojoins me now. hearing there from various people from the labour, lib dems, other tory mps, looking at this now taking a step away from what has happened how much damage do you think this is done to rishi sunak into the tory party today? it done to rishi sunak into the tory party today?— party today? it is a bad day for rishi sunak, _ party today? it is a bad day for rishi sunak, no _ party today? it is a bad day for rishi sunak, no doubt. - party today? it is a bad day for rishi sunak, no doubt. i- party today? it is a bad day for rishi sunak, no doubt. i think| party today? it is a bad day for. rishi sunak, no doubt. ithink in rishi sunak, no doubt. i think in avoiding the cameras, avoiding any opportunity to give his verdict on what has happened publicly, beyond the letter he wrote to dominic raab accepting his resignation but rishi

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software creates a pod for each person-_ and - software creates a pod for each person._ and when | person. here we go. and when ou sto person. here we go. and when you stop watching, _ person. here we go. and when you stop watching, this - person. here we go. and when you stop watching, this bbc i you stop watching, this bbc trial shows you what data has been collected. irate trial shows you what data has been collected.— trial shows you what data has been collected. we couldn't do a watch party _ been collected. we couldn't do a watch party without - been collected. we couldn't do a watch party without storing l a watch party without storing some data about you. the difference here is we are storing that data away from us, in your pod that you control. it is notjust about entertainment, this isjust one example of something you could do with this system.— do with this system. that's ri . ht, do with this system. that's right, exactly. _ do with this system. that's right, exactly. we - do with this system. that's right, exactly. we have - do with this system. that's i right, exactly. we have seen interest from healthcare providers, where your health data is incredibly personal to you, you don't want anybody getting access to that. people are more obviously _ getting access to that. people are more obviously sensitive i are more obviously sensitive about that. are more obviously sensitive about that-— are more obviously sensitive about that. there is a pro'ect in flanders i about that. there is a pro'ect in flanders happening h about that. there is a pro'ect in flanders happening at h about that. there is a project in flanders happening at the | in flanders happening at the moment where some of your educational qualifications are being put into a pod. 50 it educational qualifications are being put into a pod.- being put into a pod. so it is 'ust being put into a pod. so it is just one _ being put into a pod. so it is just one of _ being put into a pod. so it is just one of many _ being put into a pod. so it is just one of many ideas - being put into a pod. so it is. just one of many ideas aiming to help us own our data. others are even allowing us to sell it have failed off at scale, maybe the incentives haven't been right. but that could change. bbc rnd and tim berners—lee certainly think it might, and

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just at the point when we should be broadcasting this, we now have also a start—up en route. now have also a start-up en route. ., , . , now have also a start-up en route. ., , ., , ., , now have also a start-up en route. ., , ., route. for years on, it is a reality with _ route. for years on, it is a reality with bbc _ route. for years on, it is a reality with bbc rnd - route. for years on, it is a i reality with bbc rnd working with them to bring them to life. you have invited me to a party but it is no ordinary party. party but it is no ordinary la . ., party but it is no ordinary -a . ., �*, party but it is no ordinary party. no, it's not. it is bbc together. — party. no, it's not. it is bbc together. i— party. no, it's not. it is bbc together, i watch _ party. no, it's not. it is bbc together, i watch party, - party. no, it's not. it is ssc| together, iwatch party, but together, i watch party, but the killer difference here is your data is being protected in any way. your data is being protected in an wa . ~ ., . your data is being protected in an , your data is being protected in an ., any way. watch parties allow friends to — any way. watch parties allow friends to stream _ any way. watch parties allow friends to stream the - any way. watch parties allow friends to stream the same l friends to stream the same content at the same time, and they had exploded in the last few years. they had exploded in the last few years-— they had exploded in the last few ears. ~ ., few years. something like one third of under— few years. something like one third of under 30s _ few years. something like one third of under 30s had - few years. something like one third of under 30s had a - few years. something like onei third of under 30s had a watch party in the last 12 month, which is really growing. so we have kind of guilt on the bbc�*s watch party and added the data pod element to it. this watch party and added the data pod element to it.— pod element to it. as users loain, pod element to it. as users login, behind-the-scenes l pod element to it. as users i login, behind-the-scenes the login, behind—the—scenes the software creates a pod for each person. software creates a pod for each erson. .,

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