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The bbc deal, as laura was suggesting as part of operation dead meat? oh, yes. one of the many operations going on, operation save big dog is, i think, still the worst named of all the operations this week. but what i thought was interesting about that is the way that nadine dorries, obviously her team had briefed the mail on sunday and then she tweeted about it. and then when it came to the commons, she couldnt quite put the pedal to the metal on that. and it became kind of, i think we should a...

You like to freefall without a parachute for thousands of feet. im a freefall skydive, yes, but you normally deploy the parachute at about 3000 feet, yes. but are you addicted to adrenaline? well, it is difficult for me to say that im not because as you say, im a skydiver, i ride fast motorcycles, within the law, of course. ive previously been a fast catamaran sailor. i suppose what i like to do is big, exciting, dangerous things, but keep the risks under control. that is what i think i find sat...

Hours after the claims first emerged, which some people will think was a bit of a long time for the government to wait. and also the reason we are having to have this inquiry is initially the prime minister borisjohnson, went nusrat ghani brought this to his attention said she should use the conservative party internal complaints process which she did not think it is appropriate so that is why a new avenue has had to be pursued. this news broke quite early this morning, as the education secretar...

If you look in particular at borisjohnson�*s polling figures. how does where he stands now compared with when other prime ministers have been feeling the heat? so, he is definitely feeling the heat. he is sitting in our net satisfaction ratings on —37 and we have seen three other pm is sitting at that kind of level of negative public satisfaction. we have had cameron and may, who both resigned a number of weeks after receiving that level. but we have seen one british prime minister since 197...

That is what i think i find satisfaction in, doing things which are thrilling but containing the risk and succeeding. i suppose that is one of the themes of my life. i do like excitement. i get bored quickly and i like to do thrilling things, you know. well, youve had no shortage of excitement in politics in recent years. lets turn, then, to philosophy. covid rules we will come to in a second. you made an overall critique of this government, of this prime minister, just before christmas. you ess...

Closed doors. and they just want, you know, shut up, just let your students get marinated in this hate and vent they are off to that races in college. >> kali: exactly, free is not free. suite get to drop our kids off at these schools and we remember what it was like when we were kids in the 90s or work in the 70s and each 80s, and it is not that anymore. our schools have dropped in indoctrination camps. >> laura: the superintendent said in the first couple of years of implementation of the cour...

Party outrage, jo, it is notjust the opposition who are hopping mad, it is some of his own backbenchers. there are parts of the country that you can identify that have received this money that was meant to be invested in towns and cities, but it is not everyone who wants it, there will be even more haves and have—nots from it. will be even more haves and have-nots from it.— will be even more haves and have-nots from it. also, i think that if there _ have-nots from it. also, i think that if t...

Secretary, nadine dorries, was tweeting on sunday about that bbc deal. so does that mean that we should see the bbc deal, as laura was suggesting, as part of operation dead meat? oh, yes. one of the many operations going on. operation save big dog is, i think, still the worst—named of all the operations this week. but what i thought was interesting about that is the way that nadine dorries, obviously her team had briefed the mail on sunday and then she tweeted about it. and then when it came t...

Belfast agreement to implement these protocols. it is up to the executive to meet and to agree them, and at the executive cannot agree them which looks fairly obvious, then the protocol ceases to be operational. i think we can hear you, you are back in vision. the international treaty, just to get back to that, simon coveney, the irish foreign minister said the british government has an obligation to comply with international law, that is not too much to ask as we work to find it flexible and pr...

Fast forward to canada where the truckers decide they didnt want to get vaxxed. they wanted to stand up for themselves. so in canada they ringed ottawa and then the people came out and said i agree, im tired of those restrictions, i want to go out to eat, gab a coffee and get my kids in school. then they decided to block thoroughfares. one talked about what it has been like the last two years. >> i will die to protect my family and children from overreach by the government. im here for peace. fo...