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Window of maximum danger. escalates in january of 2024, taiwan holds election and the same year we will be consumed with our own election, we are in the danger zone out. move heaven and earth to learn the lessons of ukraine and arm them before it's too late. it will be hard to resupply them when and if the invasion occurs. i think it's wishful naive thinking that xi jinping will suddenly abandon his lifelong ambition of taking taiwan because we show the other cheek, or we invite him to a summit at davos or cop 26. biden administration needs to get tough, moving, and we all need to support the ...

Bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentatorjo phillips and chief business commentator for the independent, james moore. the conservative leadership contest features heavily in many of the papers. all five remaining candidates have articles in the sunday telegraph — though the paper leads with rishi sunak�*s promise to review all eu law still in force in the uk. the sunday express goes with the same story, calling it a pledge to "torch eu red tape". it's a similar story in the independent, which says sunak is trying to appeal to brexit supporters in the conservative party. the o...

If it is true, the prime minister is entirely. within his rights to holdi whatever party he wants to at chequers. really shouldn't be too difficult about this. i as long as he is prime i minister, he has the right to use chequers i for whatever he... yeah, but what if his calculations about whether to stay on as prime minister, even in a caretaker role, are being decided by the massive sausage roll delivery he's got booked for like the 29th ofjuly. i think that's - probably a bit much. i suspect that isn't the case. i suspect.. he's not having sausage rolls? well, he may, but he's on a fitness...

I'm proud that we've led i in the world on this subject, and i really am and i do a lot of work on it. i but at the same time, | at the same time, that brilliant success was going on, because of, you know, - errors, avoidable errors i in westminster, the public, large swathes of the public probably missed what was| happening from that point i of cop26 and all they heard about were tory mps doing, you know, silly things - around their friend who had| been know, had been found to have done things— illegitimately around lobbying. now, look, i played my own part in that, i'm not, you know, i i v...

As i was going to bed, got a call saying, oh, tomorrow morning on the today programme you're going to talk about this owen patterson thing. i was like, what owen patterson thing? and that was the first kind of brewing of the fact that the government was going to try and change the rules about how mps were disciplined for breaking the rules. and that actually is probably when the real rot really crept in. and i remember thinking that wednesday morning, have they gone from like quaffing champagne in the hotel on tuesday night to actually, this is the start of the downfall now. and i remember you...