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Should equally acknowledge another problem of insufficient access to technology among young people and we are one _ technology among young people and we are one of— technology among young people and we are one of the supporters of the digital— are one of the supporters of the digital poverty alliance, half of young — digital poverty alliance, half of young people do not have access to broadband — young people do not have access to broadband at an adequate rate, affordable. a quarter of people did not have _ affordable. a quarter of people did not have access to computers during lockdow...

You make sure the platforms are implementing the measures from the bill. ., implementing the measures from the bill. . ., ., ., ~ , ., bill. ok, nadhim zahawi, thank you so much for— bill. ok, nadhim zahawi, thank you so much for coming _ bill. ok, nadhim zahawi, thank you so much for coming on _ bill. ok, nadhim zahawi, thank you so much for coming on this - bill. ok, nadhim zahawi, thank you | so much for coming on this morning. it's great to have you in the studio. now as we were hearing from nadhim, the government is trying to get to grips with what happens on the internet. we all know h...

Do you mind me asking how you would normally vote? conservative. but this time? sorry. people are fed up with the incompetence and dishonesty, and the fact that they have basically run the country down into the ground over the last 12 years. the general public have just been let down by them, - the shenanigans that have been going on in parliament. - the conservative party chairman, nadhim zahawi, is here. he is with us in the studio for the first time, welcome. no one would have expected tories to take chester in these circumstances but it was a pretty abject performance, wasn't it? it pretty...

And you recently donated a large amount of money, £17,000, to a mother with a disabled child who had gone online and just said, "i can't manage. i'm not going to be able to keep the lights on." why did you do that? how did you hear about it? something popped up on the bbc scotland news page about this woman, carolynne hunter's story, and her saying that she would have to put her child, who has severe cerebral palsy and very, very extreme needs and is nonverbal, that she was going to have to put her child into care because she could not afford her electricity bills. and it absolutely destroyed...

On streaming services. well, i mean, i think the ideal is to go and see it in the cinema. but, you know, it's what can people afford? that's the thing, you know. and during covid, wasn't it brilliant? we could alljust sit there and watch what we wanted for a 10th of the price sometimes. so i think it is what people can afford. but if you can afford it, i definitely think for sure it's going to be that wonderful, cinematic, all—encompassing experience that's probably worth it. kate winslet, thank you so much for making the time to talk to us today. thank you, thank you. we have had kate winsl...