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Failed thank you in a good morning there were protests in the Commons overnight as Parliament was suspended for 5 weeks some M.P.'s held signs saying silence washout ing Shame on you conservatives it came after Boris Johnson's plan for SNAP general election was rejected for a 2nd time opposition parties say they want to lower blocking and no deal Bracks it implemented 1st Sperry garden is Labour's shadow international trade secretary we've now I think forced the prime minister to take negotiations seriously negotiations which the leaders of the European Union countries said Actually they'd no repeat no proposals whatsoever from this government if he comes back to parliament on the 14th of October with a viable deal along the lines that we set out of course that is the deal that then could get through Parliament. The prime minister says the suspension is needed to start introducing new policies and that the government will use the time to negotiate a new BRICS a deal with the E.U. While still preparing to leave without one of them Fleming is a Brussels reporter if you ask E.U. Officials they're a little bit skeptical about whether the U.K. Really wants a deal or having said that when people heard Boris Johnson when he was in Dublin yesterday talking to the Irish prime minister the whole message from Boris Johnson was we want to deal so people were quite positive about that meanwhile Harriet Harman says she'll runs become the next common speaker the Labor M.P.'s the longest continuously serving woman in parliament John Bercow announced yesterday he'll stand down by the end of next month elsewhere this morning dissident republicans are being blamed for a bomb found in London dairy last night police say it was an attempt by the new IRA to murder offices 15 families who were forced to leave their homes have now been able to return after the device was made safe review by Public Health England has found that a quarter of adults in England have been prescribed drugs that could be highly addictive Sherry flat has been on strong prescription painkillers for more than 20 years following a car crash every time I went that you stink face it dose it didn't do anything for the pain it just built the rest full mentally affected like sauce lowkey miss Christmas birthdays. Think Straight A man who really saw the anxiety levels was through the N.H.S. Says it's investing in ways to tackle the problem unemployment fell 511002 just under 1300000 in the 3 months to July and that's according to official figures just in and Geoffrey Boycott says he couldn't give a toss about criticism of the trees amazed decision to give him a knighthood in her resignation on his list to Mystic abuse charities aren't happy about the move to award the form England cricket captain who was convicted. Beating his girlfriend in 1998 he's always denied the assault this is just a recognition of my very nice very honored thankful to Theresa May and I thank all the people that supported me and cared for me throughout my cricketing career another former England cricket captain Andrew Strauss also gets a knighthood while many of the former prime ministers advisers are recognized to plenty more on this coming up with an A in the programme but 1st here's Chris with a small Thank you Michel the 2 time major winner Stacey Lewis has pulled out from golf's Cup this weekend at Gleneagles Team USA if called up alley McDonald to replace her USA have beaten team Europe in the past to solve cups this year's event starts in Scotland on Friday the former Scotland wing a pattern Evans says the country's issues the football team this is not the cup not the Gulf the football team's issue and the manager after Scotland lost 4 nil at home to Belgium last night Steve Clarke has conceded they are unlikely to qualify for Euro 2020 automatically Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill reckons it was a missed opportunity against Germany they lost 2 nil nil nil it was at the break the Wales boss Ryan Giggs thank the fans that turned up to watch his side beat valorise one nil in a friendly less than 8000 turned up but it was a school night tonight we've got full commentary of England against Kossovo in 5 live Sport the F.A. 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Some price and some sun his pals maximum temperatures getting up to about 16 to 20 degrees Celsius for Northern Ireland and western Scotland however if caught more cloud moving in and some rain moving its retinue of migrant and into parts of Scotland by saving a strengthening wind with ads and subsample trees a 14 to 16 Celsius someone can father. The Italian 3. Feet. Deep. Cut. Cut cut cut reaction and analysis leaves an alley increasingly with colleagues all except the clock up sound loud insists driving. On the sideline if the coolest thing you can say this is B.B.C. 5 Live on the show Good morning to you now let me ask you this if you failed to achieve a specific goal set for you what would happen would you a be pulled up for it B lose your job or C. Receive a price while in the seemingly parallel world of politics they aren't serious say today we learn who the former prime minister to reason matter who of course violence or reform the on a system in this country has decided to a noble knights or reward with M.B.A.'s or C.B.S. As is her gift upon departure from her office in the mix Bracks it negotiating team though we still haven't breaks it and her election gurus who lost her majority they own a system that has it become dishonorable Is it time for reform also known as OK but the need to be tighter controls is a good reward so for ordinary people around the U.K. You work tirelessly for chair. For instance but not OK for those in the corridors of power to award those also in the same corridos of power or would you go further and scrap it altogether or of course the counter view is this is a way for the prime minister to thank those who worked long hours in the service of this country even if they didn't see the fruits of their labor 59 or 969385058 tweet B.B.C. 5 Live all e-mail and move on the B.B.C. . Also this morning. Muslim woman spends $93.00 pounds on attended a travelling from Leicester to Peterborough only to be told she was fast but I had days and didn't look like a picture anyone that it would have been a one day and has now set up a fundraiser. For you think that is the separate matter you'll worst date story I would love to hear from the horror stories I'm talking the one that really sticks in your mind and you call quite get over if you share. This woman really didn't have a very good time mean imagine going all that way and then the comment is will you be compiling a long time in. A 505808085909693 chairs with the most cringe was a stories from your dating history if you were always very grateful we all are we can get through this together with a laugh from you I saw 85999693 your date please not series of days resignation on his list is out it's published and it's something every departing prime minister does on the least on many of the former Tory leaders closest advisers names you may have. Heard of Nick Timothy of Fiona Hill who on ceremoniously fired after the 27 scene general election after it is safe to say it didn't go House reason I wanted they've been recognized on her 5757 strong list made up of mostly political figures a source close to trees and they said that the list recognizes many different people who have made a significant contribution to public life during to resume a political career to former England cricket is of course Geoffrey Boycott and onto Strauss and the head of the Metropolitan Police quested a Also among those being recognised to reason they has has self however being critical of special advisers getting on is in the process he she is talking at the Spectator magazine awards and 2016 about David Cameron's director of communications Craig all of the nice it I'm particularly pleased to see Craig all of us is here tonight sorry it's so crazy this is on. I have to say I understand that in his book about the referendum campaign Craig says that when he heard the result of the referendum he walked out of the office he walked into wide hole and he started retching violently I have to say I think we all know that feeling most of us experienced it too when we saw his name on the resignation on his list. Just before we can I respect Fraser Nelson the editor of The Spectator who was also at that party about the onus today unfortunately the way it seems now is if you sort of really mess up your job in politics it is an abject failure then you get an owner and the owner depends on how badly you messed up so if you are completely. Messed up a general election or a referendum campaign then you get a knighthood if you only half messed up you get a you get a C B There is the Office of what we're old top honors are supposed to be and the reason that I get think this matters is because there are lots of other people in the country who are quite rightly or nerds in our system for public service people who serve their communities or very neighborhoods you've lived on her OIC who were on the community level and they're rightly given and all are now to have that system basically taken as a system that rewards political failure I think is not just bonds in itself but it's an insult to the people who quite rightly cherish the Queen's owners for what has always tended to be in this country for generations the ultimate mark of respect to the crown but the likes of Nick Timothy in a hail of course the advisers who have essentially lost her majority in that election the likes of Robbie Gabe who's now being knighted he was director of communications for many of the B.B.C. Parish they are savvy enough to know this is shameless to a lot of people why if they accepted the ANA. you know i think it's crabs one of these things that you say in syria knew i wouldn't want it but of somebody actually calls york to the sink would you like sibby you know surf fraser nelson or lady emma barnet's then you you white the old that just think that that fact sounds great just think help trout my moment that with be and you take it because a last forever so i think that is it's probably it very difficult thing to resist twin you're actually offered its but the funny thing is it to reason me herself our remember at the spectator to war sort of mini me at if you years ago it indeed you'd up and mocks craig goal of or for a guessing the nights whose do you david cameron's been doctor she was saying sir cray go over who when i'm we heard you were a knighted i should she was saying oh i felt sick to my stomach ache that's all we all celts and then she's an exactly the same thing to her spin doctor sushi was of known he was of known and yes it all sort of continues so given that are i am i in my hence had to reason may down as somebody hugh realized the divas cameron's lavender list of owners was a really big humiliation i mean the thing about divas cameron e made many mistakes in this types try minister but i think the biggest thing was that resignation honors lists i mean sure the referendum was pretty big as well but nothing in the of is cameron's career sort of does in more damage then the owners to all the guys he been around de mint it messed up i mean to reason may has your creatures exactly that mistake and it risks alienating the public even fathom why do you should she did stick to her guns audi think they're that there's then this sort of pressure on on on haran and from their civil service in the powers that be to just keep going with the tradition well the might be some dress you for example take take em can down or a cruise you know our mound in washington and donald trump turns of the milly had to go i conceive your argument there for less puts him in the house of lords and demonstrate that it's of american presidents cannot trust the mean more diplomats Idel anybody in the civil service was pushing for the ennoblement or the owners to go into basically people who do P.R. I mean don't get me wrong I'm sure they do they do P.R. Very well there isn't really something but deserves a night I mean if you think like if you if you take an Olympic medal for Britain if you make you country proud if you inspire and thousands and millions of people move Farah then that deserves a night if you do your job as a P.R. Moderately well does that really yes I mean the other thing to say of course is we'll be discussing on the program throughout the program the role of Parliament you know there's lots of M.P.'s saying it's a disgrace that parliament introduce and yet a portion of the last bits of time if you like in Parliament before the session was closed to spend on knowing the speaker and then we get a list of almost from the former prime minister and there's a lot of back slapping you could understand why some members of the public think it will make no difference to Parag Parliament if they used the parliamentary time in this way yeah the scenes that we saw last night from parliament have been absolutely shocking maneuver he would be not 1 in the morning to watch them but you can see them as social media you see squabbling infighting John Bercow shouting down and then that means something good riddance to people he doesn't like it's as if they're you know if Dominic Cummings could have choreographed last night's scenes if he could if Boris Johnson's advisors could have given them all rules to play he would have asked them to behave as they did last night's reinforce the idea of Parliament as a squabbling Evite or is next Who are they behaved deplorably and the old ganged up to deny people what they voted for and break that now that's not quite so wise yet but that's certainly how it looks right now and it's funny there was appalled under 3 months ago asking everybody in Europe how what's the trust the parliaments I think Britain was 2nd to last him a number of people who mistrust parliament and right now to me that's one of the biggest disconnect. Politics and Westminster you hear people say the sovereignty of parliament must be respected and that resonates inside Westminster when you get outside Westminster Parliament tends to be associated with the expenses scandal and with the strange reindeer games that they play trying to stop things from happening and it is a very bad look it's very bad for the reputation of Parliament bans the reputation of our democracy and the honor system the owners list seems to reinforce the idea of what the whole thing is a massive school that scam and awards for failure just final question Geoffrey Boycott also on that list it has just been interviewed by the B.B.C. Martha CARNEY My colleague on radio have had a full and when asked about the fact why it taken so long his domestic violence conviction from moment 20 years ago it was brought up and he said I don't give a toss about that how do you think that will impact if you like concert reason ace reputation is as a feminist and I do know I think I still think to most people when they think Geoffrey Boycott the cricketing hero now whether he is whether what happened 20 years ago or lent but people of the reviews but I could be wrong but I do think it will be top of the reasons people are being critical of this reason May's List Well it's a name that also have core stands out sort of 5 live listeners so I thought it's we get your take on that as well Faizon else and thank you very much for your time thank you I'm joined now by Alastair Campbell former number 10 press secretary to Tony Blair Alistair you're not there or a lord or anything of that kind I.E. . I'm not I could have been a lot at several points but I absolutely hate the honor system we always have and I do think that this surely has got to reach a tipping point. Because they really you know I can see why the older system is there to reward genuine merit genuine talent but it's become a sort of combination of. P.R. Plus political rewards and I just think that fair enough you could there are some people who deserve a reward when they've done something exceptionally good exceptionally significant but the reason they she failed to deliver the one thing she was meant to do she had a general election with this team that are now all going to be sort of trotting around the house a Looks one of them by the way very centrally involved in some of the. Best highly it was criminal activities that are got a sense and were meant to say this is fine and this is normal I just think we underestimate I don't you know I think that people want to respect parliament because Parliament central to our democracy they want to respect our political leaders but when they behave like this and very much to reason in terms of integrity she's in a different league to the guy that we've got no so when even if she comes a lot will basically having attorney David Cameron over his cronies sic resignation on his list then to my mind actually goes even further even worse I just think the public look around and think you know you've got say coming can these people not see her they are seen even know how it works at the end of days in Downing Street he said the press should just just a genuine people because about for a moment as to reason I had vowed to reform the owners less and had criticised David Cameron and then appears now to have done exactly the same thing with her is there a pressure that comes upon you as you leave Downing Street to stick to the tradition is that what happened see Mr Blair. Know because Time didn't do resignation on this list you know I know that but do you get precious I wonder how that love to shore up for sure I mean you want I mean I have never understood I mean my life would not change one bit if I had less is after all 3 letter exile before it but I've always been a nice them to those who have a lot between me which meant he did it. On the onus you know people do it all the time and I know he sort of I you spoke for a Golden Rule anybody really wants one doesn't deserve one. Because he's like yes people are desperate for that it's an entertaining was really interesting often is the anti establishment people who are the most gagging for resist this recognition by the establishment and so I just think it's tough oxer I was in Denmark at this week. Last week story and you know they are watching people not underestimate Carol closely we have been. Around the world the scenes in areas of Commons over the last few days have been lead stories on the news around the world and somebody said to me that and said The problem is you'll coming over like a failed state. The 1st world failed state highway and I've been saying when you see Prime Minister giving it probably is bulls to people who then have to go along and have their shoulders tapped with the sword by the Queen we just look ever absurd although there was a there was a journalist this morning who said Britain you're drunk. Which seems to cut to how some people feel about this but let me ask you then the other side of this is is the following which is those people for instance come away from the nick Timothy's in the Fiona hills the advices although a lot of people very powerful by Nick Timothy in particular receiving anything after he's gone on to create a career it just criticizing series him and saying he was right that we get to reason I stuck to her guns if you come away from those people let's go to the only weapons the people trying to negotiate a deal here for us with regards to Bracks that you could argue could you know that those people have toiled long and hard into the night they didn't create Bracks it either way they are in a situation in the civil service where they are tossed with delivering and they try to deliver and I suppose that service there is to one's country I would I would accept that if you. Will as a sigh I'm not out of the all on a system but it's just part of our culture it's part of our if you like our constitution it's just part of the system that we have and I think that I actually do think Oliver opens Kim Barak and these guys are in a separate position but equally I think it is all for that reason may allow all the rope and the other civil servants to be under attack as much as they have been she should have done a far better job of defending them rather than hundreds of the bricks it is the whole time so yes I do accept is different and I do accept and you know I can but I think it's fine when you know the drill even gets. Call us something we do all that's great but I think what is this is this basically the losing political thing around trees or maybe has been a foursome shoved into the house a lot for the Dow's little IS a minute is for the extraordinary and then the rest with I mean you know so. I mean it's like courts like this emotional mind every director of communications informally at the B.B.C. Has started and it is somewhat what did you communicate. And I think I mean I would be I do you think he should have refused days. Well I just think comes a point does the not we are truly living in a post truth post shame I mean if I had done the job as badly as he did. I'm going to go way it hard I wouldn't want to be pushy muscles not to go in front of the Queen to get my shoulders tapped I mean that when you really he's not a response to that and also some may say he didn't communicate what was on the table through to reason made it seem which was this again and again and again but we could debate that point and you of course have held out roles you know exactly what it's like but I just ask again is that I'm not sure I quite go your own city think people are that should actually refuse allness. Well people can. And people sometimes do alter infrequently in my view I do so I do think that it's you you have to surely have the self respect to say I have only actually gone beyond the call of duty does of what is recognised by most people as an owner what does owner mean means that you will being rewarded for something very very special what do they do they sealed I did to which I think to him I think we see that Dominic Cummings as well I mean I took the last flak when I was a special interest but one saying you'll never find going bust through all the books and all the rest of that I never had an agenda I was disappearing the gender of the prime minister and the government whereas I think will be give a speech in May make clear you know yes your answers exit the B.B.C. I think the B.B.C.'s one questions didn't surprise role when he was there as well certainly he was somebody who said he wouldn't rest until breaks it was deliberate really well it was maybe some people think you know good on him for going in the role that's what she needed at that time at 30 point isn't he failed Well we aren't out yet and I say as long as he's claiming that we're reporting failure that's he's clearly just favor if you brought up your former boss and colleague Mr Blair do you think he would ever allow it to be ennobled. I think the thing about. No I think the short answer I think you do there is definitely the House of Lords exists in part a large part of me wishes that it didn't but it does and you have to have good clever sensible people with experience in the House of Lords and obviously former prime ministers you'd hope would be amongst you know good clever experienced sensible people but I think that the thing about modern politics is David Cameron has found and has but I hope Boris Johnson finds as well is that promises leave office a lot younger than they used to yes and then they have to make a judgment about how they're going to spend the rest of the lives and I think if you're in the seventy's and eighty's it's probably so chaos and that kind of as the last 50 years but I think there are other ways I mean Tony Blair's that involved in the debate David Cameron has decided to stay out of the great mistake in my view John Major's very much part of the great Gordon Brown's very much cost base so I think I think you can do it in a different way but I do think there's something about this I think Bracks is just the whole Bracks thing is kind of destroying our politics and destroying our reputation and today I'm not pretending that this jury's amazed resignation on this list is it is serious is what Johnson is doing is as serious as a threat to the peace process but it's just another thing to suggest that the guy in Denmark was right that we are coming over to the world as a bit of a Welsh a 1st world failed state if I don't question for Mark he's got in touch and he says Good try but it is a pointless discussion things will never change no matter how rotten the system is fail is the benchmark and he'll say that's great see Geoffrey Boycott finally on it at the end of his message when Mark says it's pointless I am minded to think back of course to David Cameron's less than than the reaction from say of course the lavender less and it doesn't seem to have a change because it's one of those subjects a bit like M.P.'s pay who would actually do it who would actually. Make the change Dick do you ever think it will when I think you 1st changed it I think there's been bursts of change and I think one of the well you know we tried to change the honor system in all sorts of different ways I mean for example we brought in saying about you know that there should be a. Specific number of Head Teachers who were given knighthoods which was a way of sort of the importance of education there are changes like that that you can make but I think it's I think it goes deep into something in our culture that we talk about wanting to be a meritocracy but actually the on the system is one way that that we kind of seem to cement this idea of hierarchy and. Class so that you know you can go there once you get the peerage is you know that then you go down the list and once you get to sort of the BE EASY sort of down into the kind of the lower orders as it were I think we just I just wish that we faced up to the fact that we're not yet a proper true marriage talkers and I think we will be well we have this the honor system as it is but I do think the combination of Cameron's list. And into reason May's lest I hope will signal that there should be change there can I don't mean it only if and only if the politicians will as is and also need of course cash for peerages was a major scandal in your time and people felt very aggrieved about donors ever getting anything and their people I had my granny's I mean that still seems to be in the mix Phil and I mean let me just just on that just let's just remind ourselves that was a total political stunt by the S.N.P. a Particular place got it all to the extent that they did However I accept you look at Terry's amaze list and then he was given 3000000 pounds the Conservative Party Yeah right royal style is a rough people should not necessarily be discriminated against because of donations but they should not be rewarded because of donations I'm afraid all too often I think that has happened I'd love to talk for. Longer Alister and get a few more details of some of those people who perhaps begged for owners or at least a little but maybe we'll have that shot another time Alice to come Bill thank you very much for your time today just Alice the no so no load there former number 10 press secretary to Tony Blair you've been getting in touch saying with guards to owners this is from Andy listening in Edinburgh the ruling class always ruled failure it's called Kuoni is a moment electrician I mess up and I lose my livelihood no golden handshakes for me another message rewards for failing football managers fail they get paid millions and then get snapped up and given another lucrative contract it's absolutely mad another example from Steve that from outside the world of politics another one yes I'm proud of the cross parliamentary thing on behalf of the people to protect the ukase interests this is regards to hard BRACKS It will come back to this and this is not actually about owners but it's about what's going on in parliament and the House of Commons actually being closed right now so let me come back to your message Jackie if I may just a moment from the Dean what about what happened to people getting paid to do a job and then doing that job the world is heaving and overflowing with these awards for just doing a job politics for music literature every avenue of life self-congratulatory backslapping oafs all of them Brian. 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Says. He. Sees B.B.C. Radio 5 Live Poland's officially been suspended with M.P.'s not due to return now until the middle of next month so members of opposition parties held up signs reading silenced and sang in protest in the Commons overnight. Boris Johnson again failed in his attempt to call a snap general election the prime minister didn't get the support of 2 thirds of M.P.'s in his 6 defeat he's accusing labor of running away police a bomb in London dairy was an attempt by the dissident Republican group than you are a to target police officers and it was found after a security search which forced moment 15 families to leave their homes and domestic violence charities have criticised the decision to award former cricketer Geoffrey Boycott a knighthood in treason May's resignation on his list before. When Captain who was convicted of beating his girlfriend in 1908 has always denied the assault he says he couldn't give a toss about the response Chris has the sport the USA will go toe to toe with Team European gulfs Sol Haim Cup this weekend without their 2 time major winner Stacy Lewis she likes Scotland on the 2013 British Open at St Andrews but she's been forced out this weekend with a back injury McDonald has been called in to replace her the USA have beaten team Europe in the past 2 Solheim cops this year's event starts on Friday and cards will be up there for us to bring it to life across the weekend with updates throughout Pat Nevin says manager Steve Clarke isn't to blame for Scotland's current plights Clarke has won one of his 4 games in charge he does admit their chances of automatic qualification for the Euros next year are pretty much done now following last night's 4 nil defeat at home against Belgium Seafield will tunnel haven't really will get fed up with it because just lest the mana just Skoal not high since we last qualify honestly get it guys in the manager has something else in the coach it's something else it's. The flow through of good talent that we're just not developing anywhere near the standard we were in the past I'm not seeing all those guys out there are hopeless The ain't ready to chat about this on 5 Live breakfast with Charlie Adam The former Scotland international you can listen back to that on B.B.C. Sounds it was at 720 by the way if you want to scroll back to it the foreman old non-defined arrant Hughes he's told us it would be a big achievement if the country qualified for the euro's next year than it was in France 4 years ago Northern Ireland the 2nd in that group behind Germany but ahead of the Netherlands I think you know be a bigger achievement on the last one especially given the group you know when you really get drawn in a group with 3 of the Europeans marked on just Europe's biggest team what we're going to the world's biggest hit and Germany all want to come out of a group like I think it's it's said even bigger. A bit of a setback last month an old model and they were beaten 2 nil at home to Germany the next 2 qualifying games are against Holland suffocates England play Kossovo tonight with Captain Harry Kane going into the game on the back of a hat trick against Bowl Garia So he's carrying on drop a ball I don't think you can have a ploy it isn't dropped because I think that's a dangerous route for any team and it's probably not healthy for any individual boy you know his level of performance is consistently so high that it would be a rare occurrence for new boss Dani Calley says Huddersfield Town represented the perfect opportunity after he joined them from Lincoln yesterday how does feel relegated from the Premier League last season they take just one point from their opening 6 championship games Tyson Fury says his crank calls to his heavyweight rival Anthony Josh were just friendly banter Joshua told us this week the fury calls him up saying he'll knock him out fury fights Sweden's auto while in Las Vegas this weekend he claims a deal is also in place to face the W.B.C. 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Time I'll be on a system a series of maze list is revealed and it stuffed with people who were there at Downing Street who a lot of them tossed with delivering bricks of course have not another message coming in about the on the system and whether it's time to reform as I should remain I applaud the honoring of Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill those 2 individuals who were part such a key part of Theresa May seem until she has to fire them because they will say strategize her 2017 election in which she lost a majority say she said he says had Michael on the text as they did so much to prevent Mrs May from gaining a thumping majority say was a different way of looking at it another one here why should anyone gets a gold for just doing a salaried job another on never understood that act as an actress is get to be lords and dames for being famous yet local charity workers get an M.B.A. It's interesting isn't it up the order of the hierarchy I don't think the system should be scrapped but rules should be brought in to stop Lovisa sportspeople getting on as change the face of the Lords by honoring ordinary people who do good work that's for Michael that's the thing you want to scrap do you want it reformed do you want prime ministers to no longer be allowed to all of those around them or do you think they toil these long hours into the night and they should be recognised she's the right thing to do when you left and I had lobbied. Alice to Campbell to get all owners it be a great insight especially as he said that the ones that come for us are often the most anti establishment always the way or will return to that very shortly and more of your terrible day stories please coming in making us laugh at 5 o 5808085909693 wanted to hear how that story ended earlier yes David's got in touch there am I shouldn't really say any more about my day this is the 62 year old going on a date with a woman he went far to see who turned out to be in her eighty's because I'd have to watch the nice lady but suffice to say we are friends and she's a lovely person thank you for asking lovely program David thanks for that and actually you're right it is a it is a good thing to ask permission especially if she's still in your life but you know come on we need to know how it went a 5 o 5 I thank you for getting back in touch that David top of the poppers last action to beat the pill crisis these are some of the headlines in the papers today front page headlines in the sun in the Daily Mail respectively both highlighting the new figures released by Public Health England which reveal that one in 4 adults in England $11500000.00 people in total took prescription drugs last year around half of those were on 2 depressants and around half were opioid painkillers nearly $6000000.00 people were on the medication continuously for at least a year the health secretary Matt Hancock called it an over medication crisis and has vowed to put an end to it once and for all all reports are wrong because it has been speaking to Derrick about his experience with prescription drugs but on so much money patients in the last 10 years I could probably open a chemist all prolapsed is just totally room a lot. For the phenomenon of half need 10 years no my life is revolved the wrong oxy told an Oxy Norm a very very very strong will to be back to the start where did LOL begin. I was doing a bit of D.I.Y. On my house painting the outside. And I bent over and felt a little twinge in my back and went in within 8 hours. I could barely walk I was in a much pain Sol I ended up going down but to my doctors and found that I had that. Slipped 2 discs. To prolapsed discs in my back. The pavement was horrific mine which lasted approximately a vote 6 weeks 56 ones I was put on new but I can even tell you on many tablets I was on in the beginning but the 2 important ones result in an Oxy Norm on 80 milligrams twice a day which eventually has made you into a zombie. On after a vote a year I suppose I can leave dates but a very very long time and then I got it down to forty's and I was on forty's for all years and the last 2 years or year and a half I've been I tapered it down to 20 switcheroo going to be 15 snow next month . Twice a day 15 milligrams of the Oxycontin all along tech but the shorts hack is fast release morphine and I take them more often but in lower doses so I was on tens 4 times a day. Then I was on 5 milligrams full times a day but now I'm on 5 milligrams 3 times a day I was on parole for and I was on a trip to lean on a song. Gobbling cover painting. Right cocktail of drugs for years and years I suffer to this day was stomach problems cramps and polish strip the line into my stomach the amount of medication would you know just to go back whenever you slipped your desks which lasted approximately vote 6 weeks 56 weeks and when it came to the end of the 6 weeks. You were fine in the sense that your slip I'd been perfect yet they were fakes I mean I was have been put up back ache but it was in as bad as when it 1st happened no India I think looking back now I could have been on been given a different drug not opiates maybe a strong charm and then the wasn't so addictive but no they just keep freedom feed them to date on creche too late they don't. They can give it to you Do you realize at that point that you where it definitely definitely when you wake up in the middle of the night the only way I explain it is still a feels like my blood is itching because my body's screaming literally screaming for these these tablets you're sweating. All my insides of goal tingling. And you just gotta get up and take the tablets you've got to close a sickly an addict in. Thus this is the only way even Nobody is a drug addict without asking to be what was the moment. For you saw. A need to get off these issues both here and out of the I just what prompted it. Just and just to know that episode weigh it up at silly o'clock put on a thought like town to this for the rest of my life I really can't I put on loans a weight with it. Because it make sure that it will lead to a still want to do anything measure depressed I went up to 20 stone. I had went on a massive diet last last nowhere and lost 5 still but I say I put all out down to the strokes everything I played on it just makes you a zombie where you just don't win that a fool will deduct days off when these communities post to be in with. You just livin on another planet what was worth like. I had because when your body you learn to live with it but in the beginning your body is all over the place is erotic Is it don't know what he's doing really is screaming but I mean really ever encouraged by your doctor do you ever see your doctor or me ever encouraged to perhaps come off them no no the only time I see my doctor is when I even wanted to talk about it when I wanted to. I knew that well I knew there was a problem alone so I did before but when I faced the fact that I needed to come off on us when we started talking about it the reviews are few and far between they don't ever of use they're supposed to open but they don't know very often. And when I did I did a review which I would probably say in 10 years and probably 3 Torrington's. Are you doing your days double pay rather run and then. Do that as you did are they aware that you're addicted Well they must be they they they've never. Brought the subject up on me I brought that up with them but they have never ever told me that these drugs will get you would take the addicted and they never really they never told me the problems the whole world is having taken a stroke or I'm on I'm sure I'm not the only one in Britain or in Cardiff and what do they say when every you what do they say to you interview you said I'm addicted to this they don't say anything they don't I don't think it registers you just I see sometimes I think you just a number in there you go in. Do you have a little poem or sation you know to the end with your prescription is my life and in 10 years I'm only going well affected this has been your life out of will affect . It nearly cost me my marriage. What was your behavior like you're in that period very erotic in the beginning. Depression suicidal thoughts for the finale and then a half need 10 years no my life has revolved the wrong oxy talking to an Oxy Norm what would happen if you stopped taking it tomorrow I D N L of a mess once I was ill what I couldn't keep nothing dull when I was being sick so my medication was coming straight back up without being in my body for a couple of minutes. So basically it was like I was gone cold too. Little for a day. It literally felt like I was dying I honestly never felt that able in all my life way the pain running from my body the sweats and my it was buying in and my body Bush just going into shutdown so I ought to find a way and did fall into way eventually just to make sure I just kept that drug going. Many times you total taken some tablets and just I did and it was to a point but thank God I'm quite strong willed on it come with self away from the. Things are looking up what is the future who while I'm hoping the way I'm going. To be drug free and back to some normality in my life. That was direct talking to our reporter Rory Carson about his experience with prescription drugs. Front page headlines this morning on this subject new figures released by Public Health England which revealed that one in 4 adults in England 11500000 people in total took prescription drugs last year and just to break that down to around half of those wanted depressants and around half were opioid painkillers I'm now joined by Dr Shaheen a car G.P. Who has prescribes of those drugs mentioned in the report what is your reaction to this. There are poll it is alarming and we are consent from the findings of the report one in 4 people are taking these medications however from a G.P. Perspective. I think it's important to understand that we as much as possible we have a transparent conversation around this with patients and we obviously do need to have more open conversations and say look these are medications that are great for short term benefits but perhaps not for long term however each patient is different so one size doesn't fit all so I certainly cannot say that medications for 20 days antidepressants are going to have desired effects in all people equally we need alternative therapies such as counseling such as exercise therapy which is something that we don't have as much as we need and the government needs to think about investment around these alternative therapies in making these provisions more accessible in the community and supporting G.P.'s but we also hear that G.P.'s are overworked not in any way saying G.P.'s are doing the wrong thing when they when they prescribe they obviously are there to help people but there is a feeling that econ go in if you're already on something perhaps it gets a repeat prescription more easily than you should be able to so some of the bad occasions such as cocoa Tamal which is an hour which is code in Paris a to move is available over the counter as well which makes it easily accessible patients to get access to these medications the high doses come to G.P.'s. Which we have to be prescribing on Medicaid on prescriptions. we often get patients who are self employed the coming in they can get into work their own 0 our contracts they've core to get own with this pain and get rid of some this pain quicker and they come in for of so we have got patients often in front of us who clearly in pain clearly slotman to stress be have medications that work in the short term so our anything g.p.s. Need to change were anything about what they're doing when he see thick as law yes i think what we need is perhaps more regular revues with these patients recognizing that some patients are a bit more complex in the medical history than the other it is so i sunny saying we need more regulation reviews invite patients in recognize as you've mentioned g.p.'s are worked we do you have 80 a lots of paperwork and are under incredible amount of pressure in primary care how we've we need that extra time to have that open conversation the extra time every few weeks to speak his patience e how they getting on well there's a message if from pace he says it's hardly surprising the family docs is a dishing out more more pain killers they're increasingly being discouraged even preventive from of referring patients with painful conditions to hospital hernias bad backs carpal tunnel for example all ban from referral do you recognize not as the comment and it varies from area to area so i can look and on more i'm working but as a as g p's before the best interest for paypal and walt and the message we need to get out of the public we are there to help we also need and to the gulf when that we want people to support has offering alternative therapies we mohmed want most specialists working more diction services so that we recognize that this patient might become reliant or has become are aligned we can make early referrals and they don't have to be waiting for lol waiting he's to get seen a and then after a few consultation go back to the g.p. Who then has to manage this again say any a hold out full from evan we've just been joined by of pete buchan show he's one of the laid authors All of these reports and people are very quite rightly alarmed by this today welcome to the program one of the lines in the report says G.P.S. So excuse me we've got this line here that G.P.S. Is some of the more deprived areas are under great pressure could you talk to us about the link between deprivation and these drugs you know that's one of the things that was clear from our report that the prescribe the rates are higher you know for all classes of medicine. But in areas where there is high rates of deprivation. The reasons for that and the reasons for the whole thing complex there's many reasons and I agree with everything that's been said before about the role of G.P.'s and the pressures on them and the need for more alternatives to medications be made available. And in relation to deprivation clearly you know people are living in more deprived areas they may have high rates of these conditions facing more problems and also may have less resources to be able and options to overcome the conditions without medication so but you know this is all a very complex thing we're very cane that there isn't one source single answer to this and you know G.P.S. On plane clearly clearly clearly has a role well we kind of sleepwalking into an opioid crisis in this country is it like America I don't think I mean we're very concerned about this and the secretary of state is as is very concerned about this and his comments today reflect that Parliament. Does not already happening in the system which I think is the broader point and what we could see from for example the opioids for the last 3 is the numbers have actually been slightly coming down so there's evidence that the system is beginning to grip this and as we were writing the review I was really struck by the wasn't a closed door to us everyone was keen to engage in the issues including G.P.S. And the colleges were all really came to get engaged with the issue and were already doing nothing what does that mean and if you can break it down a grip. Wholeness within the system what starts to reverse the trend well as I said some of these some of the numbers are already starting to go down we know about why that what what's doing it is I think it's more accountability more to more transparency more people are aware of the issue. Organizations like the Care Quality Commission is starting to think you know when they inspect and regulate primary care they're thinking about the state and this issue in the in those inspections really do more of that in the future there's more guidance coming out there's more guns coming out from the National Institute for Health Care Excellence . And so and if you were listening to this and you are somebody as she was saying. Who can. Who can buy these drugs some of these drugs over the counter what would you say to anybody about their own personal care and thinking about that I mean the 1st the most important thing is talk to your doctor we really don't want people hearing about this or becoming concerned about this and starting to withdraw by themselves withdrawal from any of these drugs will take medical management and they may need extra support to do so and the 1st thing you know simple golden rule is talk to your doctor and do it with their help and support something that's the key message with them thank you very much for coming on people can show final words he she has anything you'd like to say to anyone listening who may be affected by this so absolutely echoing on my colleague said we absolutely would love to talk to patients and please come to us and don't stop any medication by yourself you could do more harm than good not all medications are bad if prescribe within the right one to take for the right duration of time they are good medications Dr Sheeny Carr thank you very much for your time of course some of you already getting in touch but you have experience of this 85858 in the next our last 2 days what they're intending to do for the next 5 weeks now parliament has been suspended aspects of the money spent 30000 pounds also fighting 100 pounds speeding ticket want to fight for justice but did you get any. 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Is B.B.C. 5 my pleasure to be the Season 5 Live Mansfield 1st Johnson's meeting his cabinet in Downing Street this morning following dramatic scenes in the Commons overnight the government suspended parliament for 5 weeks some M.P.'s protested with signs saying silenced while shouting Shame on you our system of political editor is Norman Smith on the face of it bars jumps the team I think will be relatively relaxed about this bus stop with parliament because they want to present themselves as almost side of the people buses perfidious parliament but at another level parliament is basically rooting out all the sort of different avenues Boris Johnson seem to be trying to go down the government's defending the suspension insisting it's not to stop debate over Bracks it Boris Johnson lost to 6 votes in as many days and see failed to get the backing of M.P.'s for a general election the prime minister says opposition parties are running away they can't hide forever. 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I think I would be a champion for Parliament and I think the relationship between the parliament and the public is very difficult at the moment and I think a really confident positive force speaking about the importance of parliament with the public is necessary at this time John Bercow announced yesterday that Hell stand down by the end of next month place a bomb found in London dairy last night was an attempt to murder officers the distant Republican group the new IRA is being blamed Labor's accusing treason mayor of rewarding big Tory donors and number 10 cronies in her resignation on his list many of the former prime minister's advisors have been recognised phrase in Nelson is the editor of The Spectator I am a has had to reason me down as somebody who realised that David Cameron's Lavander list of owners was a really big humiliation nothing in the it was Cameron's career sort of does more damage then the owners to all the guys who've been around him and it messed up I mean to reason me has repeated exactly that mistake the multi medic abuse charities are also criticizing the decision to give a knighthood to Geoffrey Boycott who was convicted of beating his girlfriend 2 decades ago the former England cricket captain who's always denied the assault says he couldn't give a toss about the response review by public health England's found that in the last year one in 4 adults have been prescribed drugs that could be highly addictive Professor Paul Cosford is from the organization the biggest harms are sometimes from the withdraw we know that people find it very difficult to stop some of these medicines and that's why we're suggesting that there should be a particular focus on supports to G.P.'s on the other is there's a bit more clout around a surprise in some sun Isabelle's maximum temperatures getting up to about 16 to 20 degrees Celsius for normal. Scotland. Moving in and some rain moving. Into the West of Scotland strengthening. Up some pictures of 14 to 16 Celsius. 22 because you know that to be tough enough even that's meant to be one of the most serious.