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Since the start of the pandemic, so a big day, a big moment, the first prime ministers questions back after the christmas break came at westminster and he wont be there. his deputy, as you say, angela rayner, will stand in, and i should imagine we can expect quite a salary exchange as a result. she is very different in style and substance to borisjohnson and it should set up quite, perhaps, an entertaining match for us in the house of commons this lunchtime, is borisjohnson faces questions from ...

Supporting a call for an end to the... calling fora ban supporting a call for an end to the... calling for a ban on battery cages saying they were shocked and saddened as a friend to animals everywhere. ifelt saddened as a friend to animals everywhere. i felt particularly for what the blue fox campaigners which is the conservative campaign against fox hunting, when it was first established only a very few mps on the conservative benches supported that. sir david was so integral and its guts as t...

Havent _ to work picking fruit and vegetables havent been coming probably due to brexit— havent been coming probably due to brexit changes and so, we are facing bil brexit changes and so, we are facing big shortages on the labour side of things— big shortages on the labour side of things and — big shortages on the labour side of things and so in response, we are seeing _ things and so in response, we are seeing advertisements for wages of ”p seeing advertisements for wages of up to £50 ...

At least some of the blame at the feet of the prime minister — who its argued — feet of the prime minister — who its argued should have been more aware _ its argued should have been more aware as— its argued should have been more aware as to — its argued should have been more aware as to what would happen, it should _ aware as to what would happen, it should have been much more present in terms _ should have been much more present in terms of— should have been much more present in te...

Announcing his pronoun. i think people have enough of that, and i think the aoc endorsement of jeremy really helped him a lot. >> dana: i think the other thing is jeremy corbyn on the labour side, he was advocating for even more socialism and taking over -- having the government take over actual industries in the u.k. >> jesse: dana, im no longer satisfied with just being right. i now am very keen in pointing out when other people are wrong. >> dana: how gracious of you. >> jesse: id like to sta...

Is embracing the he/him, announcing his pronoun. i think people have enough of that, and i think the aoc endorsement of jeremy really helped him a lot. >> dana: i think the other thing is jeremy corbyn on the labour side, he was advocating for even more socialism and taking over -- having the government take over actual industries in the u.k. >> jesse: dana, im no longer satisfied with just being right. i now am very keen in pointing out when other people are wrong. >> dana: how gracious of you....

-- emerges and theres still chance that theresa may will be prime minister when the dust settles. >> she didnt have to call it until 2020, she went in thinking i will get a much bigger majority, all of labour voters so this is a perfect time to strike, it seemed, i guess, a reasonable bet but how can he stay after she led them -- >> well, thats why i think the torys are activist once they feel the labour leader is in effective. unlike the labour side for years had hung onto jeremy corbyn who was...