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About himself." a colourful phrase maker! isnt it? a very colourful phrase maker who, of course, shall remain anonymous. but it was interesting, this person went on to compare this situation actually to westland and margaret thatcher. so, you know, when a politician, a prime minister, has a terrible moment, they have to look themselves in the mirror and think, "0k, what do i do?" "do i carry on like this, or do i actually make some tough, honest decisions about how i comport myself?" "or do i ne...

It looks like he is past the peak of his powers. look, you are right, i do wish him well. i i know he can do this. but at the moment i think, - if i was him looking in the mirror, id be saying, surely i can do this better. _ and that sort of capacity for self—improvement. and intelligent, just - a recalibration of the way things are done, i think, . would be a sensible move. he can do this, he can do it, but, you know, first of all, _ there has to be an acknowledgement that it can be done bett...

One is lord baker who i mean, i have to say, should deserve some kind of award for political longevity. he still banging on the drum of a good education, particularly good technical education he was in educated when i was in school and thats a very, very long time ago. full marks to kenneth baker for not having to have retired from the fray. the mirror, there is no way were going to avoid this story tonight. im really interested in your take on this. you spent a long time, years your name was on...

Or only talking about wallpaper! do you worry, as somebody who knows him well and as somebody who im sure wishes him well, you know, you didnt leave government because you fell out. no, exactly. do you worry that this could turn out to be a very dangerous moment, some kind of turning point? and, actually, a lot of your colleagues have been saying privately, it looks like he is past the peak of his powers. look, you are right, i do wish him well. i i know he can do this. but at the moment i think...

Including extending vaccine passports, mandatory check in at venues and mandating face masks in secondary school classrooms. the telegraph reports that the prime minister is being urged by three former education ministers to keep schools open — to minimize disruption to school children. but a poll by the mirror suggests that nearly four in five people would be less likely to listen to any covid rules set by borisjohnson — in the wake of the controversy over the downing street christmas parti...

The sun reports on predictions that omicron cases could reach up to a million next year. whilst the guardian leads on a warning from health officials that "stringent national measures" are needed to combat the variant — or else the nhs faces being overwhelmed with up to 5,000 hospital admissions a day. the times says some of those measures ministers are considering include extending vaccine passports, compulsary check in at venues and mandating facemasks in secondary school classrooms. the tel...

Years, what is a jobs worth, how do you look at yourself in the mirror and how do you tell your kids yes, i dont believe its true but i am going to say it anyway because i need to become the governor and united states senators. these guys have been successful on their own, you can go run a business or work at a law firm. what is worth this? how can you put yourself up and totally compromise yourself and tell a lie every time you open your mouth because thats the foundation of purdues campaign. w...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman and katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator. just to bring you at home at the date on the front pages... another tough day for borisjohnson on the front of tomorrows papers. a yougov poll for the times suggests the conservatives have slumped to their worst rating in 11 months. another day — another lie is the headline on th...

Every day, if you can see it and believe it, you can get it. so i took the picture and wrote this on a picture and put it up on my mirror, and every day i looked at it and said, "im free. im free." thats what this picture was for. i had to make a wilful choice — was i going to act like a lifer or was i going to grow up, mature and use the situation to better myself? and the first step i did was getting a bible. i used to read, every day, one scripture, one verse. i would deliver him and honour...

Would the prime minister condone having a christmas party? it was a relevant question because four days earlier there had been a party in number ten and ever since the mirror broke the story last week we had a chance to see what the prime minister thinks of that. first, misterjohnson took this approach. all guidance was followed completely. ihla all guidance was followed completely-— all guidance was followed comletel . ., . ., completely. no evidence though was offered. completely. no evidenc...