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Right, deep breath. firstly, are you ok? i hope so. so while holly willoughby has been asking if the viewers are ok, mps have different questions. the head of itv, dame carolyn mccall, will be asked about the scope and nature of its investigation, the broadcasters workplace culture and just how much power do the stars wield. we know that broadcasting attracts more than its fair share of these kind of gods of television who have an enormous amount of power. there is an imbalance of power, and we ...

Three or four years, why are people not prepared, in particular, to come forward? and if you ask yourself that question you get an answer, which is that theyre scared. i mean carolyn mccoy is a very good chief executive, i think. whose primary concern obviously in part is to look after shareholder value and to demonstrate that all the processes are in place. they can be all in place but if they are not being used youve got to ask yourself, why they arent being used because and it is because of t...

A growing working age population, and more and more people moving from the village into the cities, will essentially, drive more demand for everything from cars to houses, and thereby for steel and cement. but the country faces long term barriers to growth that could blunt its competitive advantage when compared to its asian peers. whether it is land acquisitions, whether it is the processes in acquiring or renewing licences, which if those continue, then obviously thats going to delay project e...

Particular circumstances around nicola sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland and borisjohnson the first minister of scotland and boris johnson the former first minister of scotland and borisjohnson the former uk prime minister are very, very different but what unites them is the difficulty that what happened to each of them, what difficulty that prompts for the current leaders. of course, the processes in which they find themselves matter to themselves but crucially it is the difficult...

Around nicola sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland, and borisjohnson, the former uk prime minister, are very, very different but what unites them is the difficulty that what happened to each of them, what difficulty that prompts for the current leaders. of course, the processes in which they both find themselves matter to themselves but crucially it is the difficulties it poses for rishi sunak as a prime minister, and for humza yousaf, the first minister of scotland. because to make t...

If you get those two pieces right, if you can create empathy, understanding, fundamental understanding of your people, you are able to put trust up, you are able to put trust up, you are able to put communication to a position where people feel able to communicate, were also able to create that safety and we hear a lot about psychological safety but fundamentally, that is one of the drivers to culture that people really want to stay in and be part of. yeah, but as you say, it is hard. 0ften, yea...

Payment to a former pawn star. again he denied wrongdoing. there are other legal battles that donald trump faces, or potentially faces, as well. it is raising huge questions. what happens when a man who is facing quite serious charges in some cases, is also running for the presidency? what constitutional or political question is does that throw up? important to say, we dont know where all these processes will go. we dont have, for example, a potential trial date for this particular set of charge...

If those come to the forefront, then you have a glenn youngkin/ron desantis type of moment where it comes down to issue. instead the its probably going to come down to is joe biden too old or donald trump too corrupt in terms of his legal troubles. again, all these legal processes have to play out, we dont know whats going to happen, but i think the goal is to keep that stuff on the front page -- will: you forgot or the a. >> wow, this is like wheel of fortune. will: i dont even know what the a ...

Is not brought, just against anybody, if there is an investigation and that case is closed because its determined its not a case that needs to go forward, the justice department could not have a reasonable likelihood of succeeding at trial which is the standard they have to go by, then we dont want a justice system that goes out and explains that to the public. thats not actually the way that normal cases work. thats not respectful of peoples rights to privacy and their civil liberties and priva...

Mueller report and that investigation. the impeachments, which are political, not legal processes. i think that is what trump advocates are able to take advantage of and say theres sort of a vague swirl of investigations, and some of them -- the point is they got out ahead of this announcement to try and shape the narrative about how people would think about it. >> the narrative that works for them is, its not fair whats happening to us. everybody else, i.e., the democrats, get a clean bill of h...