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Im alan little. My guest today is the former bishop of edinburgh, richard holloway. He entered a seminary at the age of 1a, intent on becoming a monk. He rose to become the leader of the Anglican Church in scotland. But he gradually lost faith in many of the certainties in christianity, including the existence of god. He finally resigned from the church, accusing it of cruelly persecuting gay people. So did his own loss of faith betray those he once preached to . Richard holloway, welcome to har...

>> yes. she said this, lets give her some credit. she said this at a woman of the world conference. of course, she was asked the question by john stewart which tells you a lot about his career right now, but it doesnt bode well for leading a series that has a lot of male fans it in and what does it say about an artist who separates people by group? i think were tired of the group categorization. >> trace: it sounds like this star wars will be woke. i can tell you that. 63-3 because of opt outs a...

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Like youre going to save that much money, then. there is significant savings. i mean, this is — were delivering value for licence fee—payers. this is a value—for—all project. but also underpinning it is world—class journalism and our commitment to delivering for all audiences world—class, impartial journalism, which we know they value and they want from the bbc. now, weve already heard from some uk licence fee—payers who are unhappy that they feel theyre getting a worse service. es...

Who are unhappy that they feel theyre getting a worse service. essentially its a takeover of the uk channel by world news, isnt it, with some opt—outs? its not a takeover. ill go back to what i said earlier in the sense that during the day there are two feeds, a global feed and the uk feed. sometimes theyre combined. on any given weekday, theres 7.5 hours of uk—facing content built into the schedule for uk viewers before you even think about the combined feed. and it could be that a uk story...

I dont think people quite realise the degree of intervention is necessary. and the degree of neutralisation. what is going to have to happen is 80% who may be suffering a bit and there are alway borderline on these things are going to have to support that 20%. they�* re totally ill—prepared at the moment. i really didnt answer your question because i wasnt capable of doing so. agnes? its interesting to see how different countries reacts also, the picture in europe is so diverse. thats why th...

Point. and i dont think people realise quite the degree of intervention that is going to be necessary, and the degree of utilisation, because actually what is going to have to happen is 80% or perhaps suffering a bit, they are always going to be borderline on these things, they will have to support the 20%, and they are totally ill—prepared for that at the moment. i really didnt answer your question because i wasnt really capable of doing so. and it is perfectly fine, ill put it to an hour. it...