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And there has been a bit of that in the attitudes towards those poorer, disaffected, particularly young muslim men and women — who are french by birth and french citizens and all the rest of it — but had been treated as the other in politics. it's very interesting how i the different religions have been voting, and we had the figures. - it's interesting - that the protestants — and there — are not that many in france, i think 2.5 million — i they voted massively for macron, much higher than the average. - the catholics — - especially the practising catholics — have voted more for...

In the middle of a pandemic with prosecuting people who broke the rules, they thought this was the most efficient way of doing it, so it wasn't necessarily a judgement on how serious or not it was, but more an administrative decision. but i'm not sure that many people did break the rules in the end. people were stunned at quite how many parties there were in numberio. i mean, it was a remarkable number. you could say that boris has been lucky in that something else came along, i.e. ukraine, to take the attention off him, but i wonder if his luck will run out because we now have a cost of livin...

Since the change of the constitution back in the early 60s, the socialists and what they call the republicans. their performance, not to put too fine a point on it, was pathetic, less than 6% between them of those who voted, they were broad churches with huge numbers of faithful, what happened? they have collapsed _ and disappeared and i don't think they will come back. why have they collapsed? it's a long story that - started with the eruption on the political scene in france of the national front, - now known as rassemblement national, andjean—marie le pen, _ you may remember him, he's 95,...

And as for the rest of it, my guess is it's all priced in now, the way the country feels about boris, but i do think there is no election until 2024, so we will have to wait that long to find out. catherine, the interesting thing about that fixed penalty fine, when you look at the debates, part of the reason for that was them worried they would be so overwhelmed, the police and the courts especially in the middle of a pandemic with prosecuting people who broke the rules, this was the most efficient way of doing it, so it wasn't necessarily a judgment on how serious it was but more an administr...

But nevertheless, the idea that in the 21st—century you would put this forward to your people, that a piece of the true cross is on our flagship in the black sea is to me astonishing. the patriarch kirill- is a nasty piece of work. he let his priests bless the bombs that went to syria and crimea. - so obviously, their prayers were not strong enough. for the flagship, moskva. that didn't save it. catherine, it's interesting that kirill's title is the patriarch of moscow and all rus'. he happens to be the cartographer both by training and profession, before he became a priest. is there a kind ...