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And i don't think anything that is happening in the uk today can come close to what happened in the holocaust. so i find it a lazy and unhelpful comparison to make. maybe it's not flippant? maybe it is passion? like the passion you feel, theyjust disagree with you. well, i would never make those comparisons myself. and as i said, you know, we we saw it during brexit. i was called a nazi just for chairing the erg or being a brexit supporter. i think that it's an unhelpful way to frame the debate, which is actually focused on people's lives, compassion, control over our borders and, ultimately, ...

Even gary lineker, you always, when you're asked about gary lineker, refer to the measure. he wasn't talking about measures. he was talking about language. again, i would disagree. i think what happens, and what i'm seeing is that we're seeing a rerun of brexit. brexit supporters were typecast as being racist, and bigoted and extremist. it's a losing technique. it's not worked. ok, but it takes two to polarise. the other thing that seems to me that comes through your story, your immigrant story, your parent's story is patriotism. so, your dad comes from kenya. he's of indian origin. your mum c...

Fundamental change to our... fundamental reform to our settlement. and when he came back at the beginning of 2016, with something that fell far short of fundamental reform, it was an open and shut case for me that i had to vote to leave the european union. steve baker, who is your ally in the european research group, now a minister, he talked very powerfully about the emotional toll brexit had taken on him. he obviously loathed the past few years. did it take a toll on you? it's definitely been challenging. i mean, i think the the vote on... the meaningful vote three, which is where the sparta...

Good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson. 0ur headlines today — rishi sunak says there's "unfinished business" on brexit as he tries to reach a deal with the eu on trade arrangements for northern ireland. awaab's law: new rules to improve standards in social housing after two—year—old awaab ishak died because of mould in his home. calls for free hearing tests for everyone in their a0s and 50s as charities say it could reduce the risk of dementia. it's a big cup final day in scotland and in england as celtic, rangers, manchester united and newcastle united all go in search of ...

Economy that is smaller, poorer, than before the pandemic. but it is still very early days, and there is much yet to be settled. notjust the northern ireland protocol, but also permanent arrangements for industries like financial services, fishing and electric vehicles. there are potential gains there. how much we achieve will be up to politicians. fascinating deep dive into the data on brexit. fascinating deep dive into the data on brexit. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. nato chief yens stoltenberg says north korea is supplying weapons to wagner mercenaries, who are ...