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And mockery from keir starmer towards the prime minister that borisjohnson was much better equipped to deal with than the contrition that you could see he found very difficult at last week's pmqs and, indeed, notably, in that interview that took place with beth rigby yesterday. we can see why you were good at your spinning job back then! helen lewis from the atlantic, that quote from david davis, you know, it's the kind of quote that newspaper editors dream of, isn't it? yeah. i thought it was very. interesting to go back and have a look at the hansard records of that 1940 debate . because leo...

Hello. can a savvy media strategy save borisjohnson? headline—grabbing policies are being rolled out this week in what's been dubbed operation red meat. but is there really such an operation? we're also looking at the apparently cosy relationship between those in government who set policy, and the media, which is supposed to hold them to account. and we're asking what the new bbc licence fee deal means for the industry at large. let me introduce you to my guests. joeyjones was spokesman for theresa may when she was home secretary. before that, he was a deputy political editor at sky news. he...

Of conflict—of—interest thing to square. but also the way through this, you know, borisjohnson is a formerjournalist himself — he has great contacts in a number of papers. there has been, you know, an enormous problem of cosiness and perhaps undeclared interests of people writing about this story that i do think has a really corrosive effect on people's trust in journalism. now, you know, you can't be a whitehall or lobby correspondent without having really brilliant sources, and sometimes those source relationships do tip over into friendships. but i think probably something we could le...

Come up about this, and we know that clearly he wasn't telling the sun about the parties that were going on, so they didn't get any insight from him, from having hired him. and helen, i mentioned the telegraph. borisjohnson was their star columnist for years. they've supported him throughout this crisis. but it was the telegraph that broke the story about parties the night before prince philip's funeral. do you think borisjohnson has lost their support? i wouldn't bet against in some future time him being offered another massive contract to write telegraph columns if his, you know, reign of a ...