But the measures are being taken Justin greening has stepped down as education secretary after turning down a move to the Department for Work and Pensions as part of 2 reason May's cabinet reshuffle elsewhere the culture secretary Karen Bradley has replaced James Brokenshire as Northern Ireland secretary the former Immigration Minister Brandon Lewis is the new Tory party chairman as Laura Coombs bug reports there's been maneuvering behind the scenes it would be a reshuffle if there weren't bits and pieces of confusion around the edges I understand for example that Jeremy Hunt stayed in his position at the Department for health because he made a strong and passionate argument to the prime minister that he was the man to do so and to take on responsibility for the future of social care in England he talked himself into staying into his own job having persuaded the prime minister a 17 year old from south London has pleaded guilty to carrying out acid attacks on 6 moped riders to steal their bikes direct John who's from Croydon appeared it would green crown court and admitted targeting the riders last July he'll be sentenced in March to big investors in Apple have asked the technology giant to develop software that limits how long children can use it smartphones Jonna partners and the California teacher's pension fund say the company's reputation could suffer if the firm fails to address the issue Warren bull has more they say the tech companies should consider the impact that excessive use of smart phones has on the mental health of young people they list studies showing unintentional consequences including disruptions in lessons sleep deprivation and the possible influence on childhood depression the 2 major investors say that if Apple fails to address the concerns its stock market value and general reputation could be damaged solicitors have been braced for a wave of calls from couple seeking to split up on what's been dubbed divorce day they say they receive more inquiries from unhappy British couples on January the 8th than on any other day of the year with many relationships buckling at Christmas the weather. They're becoming cloudy across most of the u.k. Tonight some hill fog occasional light drizzle and light snow over northern hills and overnight low of around 3 degrees Celsius b.b.c. News it's 3 minutes past 8 we can move people wanting to leave London than any other city this is London place for 6 weeks at this stage with a mix city with rich and poor living next to tell me this is b.b.c. Radio land. Good evening just after 8 o'clock I'm Jason Ross I'm sitting in for Simon legible until he gets back and hopefully he will soon hear on b.b.c. Radio London Normally I'm around this time in the mornings. And normally I do an early breakfast show on a Friday but it's a very strange for me to be in the building. This time it's very odd for me to be here in the evenings but it's good I'm enjoying it and you are making a lot of fun so thank you very much for your calls in your name as in you Tex and everything else in coming in place over 2007 double 240000 is the telephone number you can text me on 81 triple 3 Start a message with the word London and you can email b.b.c. Don't go to ek we'd like your reaction on Justin greening stepping down from the government. Apparently our political editor Laura conspired saying that. For Justin greening education was her dream job when she went to the Department of the election and the government has lost a northern female minister from the modernizing sides of the Conservative Party that's what our political editor Laura is saying and that's because Justin greening is. Gone she's quit the government she refused to move to the Department for Work and Pensions but who could replace Justin greening education now they're thinking maybe Damian Heinz who's been in Downing Street for more than an hour to remember estimate she was in the work and pensions department in Duncan Smith and she lost a seat in 2010 was no 2015 she lost a seat and then she came back in 2017 estimate a former t.v. Presenter She is currently in the whip's office she's just entered number 10 Downing Street so there may be a job for her now just in greening has gone this is this is what we're discussing the reshuffle that really was nothing. It really wasn't a reshuffle to write home about. Earlier on today but it's all start to happen now London m.p. Yes she is northern but she is a London m.p. She's the Putney m.p. Justin greening losing her job as secretary of state for education and we've been saying it since this morning that was going to happen but it took time she was in there for 3 hours at Downing Street and she didn't want to take the the welcome pensions job some reaction coming in from fellow conservative. Here saying bitterly disappointed for just saying greening a dreadful shame we've lost such a progressive listening compassionate woman from government Tom Newton done from the sun has saying greening support you could well be bad news for the government's Brecht's that majority in impassioned remain in a marginal seat voted heavily to remain the new mutineer says Tommies and Don I'm going to suggest that could Justin greening be another. One of those remain as he votes against the government now they're building. 7 double 240000 if you want to talk about the reshuffle which is going as we speak so we've no longer got an education secretary we're trying to find out who that's going to be and also the Work and Pensions Secretary was reserved for Justin greening but that's not happening now. What you think about all this only to 07 double 242000 is the telephone number the other thing we've been discussing and you've been giving us a call on is inspirational speakers after Oprah Winfrey's fantastic speech last night at the Golden Globes I watched it this morning about 11 o'clock and I was in tears it really got me and I told why was it is it's very rare that I can cry at something like that but it made me cry I just sat there on my sofa with the dogs on my lap crying for when free speech but you may have done it too in fact loads of you told me already that you. You felt the same reaction but what kind of person in this country can make an inspiring speech like that can you think of anyone any politician who can rouse a crowd Well we've had suggestions like Jacob Reese monk Mary block Nigel for Raj those your suggestions so far but really can can is everyone touched by those people I don't think. Do you know of any politicians who can rouse a crowd have we lost our ability to make an inspiring speech was the last inspirational speech maker Margaret Thatcher or was it Churchill 02007 double 240000 is the phone number to give us a call on that are related to find out who inspires you with their voice over Nessa felt it was in there as well from one of our text as I didn't write that down on my list who inspires you with their voice can you name anyone who speaks really well the one thing is you can't say Oprah Winfrey they have to be in this country any politicians any actors any people who appear on television who can rouse a crowd over 2007 double 240000. Why have we lost it seems because I caught when Phil and I were thinking about this idea we couldn't think of anybody in this country who'd be able to make such a speech like Oprah Winfrey did last night at the Golden Globes 0207 double to $4000.00 as the night treason May has been reshuffling him in a sewer in the wake of Damian Green's resignation of a misleading statement about porn found on an office competes a loads of stuff has been happening today David Lymington was the justice secretary he's been appointed to Mr Green Zone position of minister of the Cabinet Office he doesn't get the title 1st section of state the other big news was that Brandon Lewis was named Conservative Party chairman but only in the last few minutes we hear that Justin Green the education secretary resigns from the government after refusing to be made to the welcome pensions job let's speak to Robert meek in our regular puts a commentator on the evening show good evening to you Robert evening your reaction then. On just being greening But also I can tell you that Damien Hinds has now been appointed as education secretary so we have an education secretary Damon Hines Firstly your reaction to Justin Greening and then we'll go on to Damian Yeah I don't need to describe this is recently efficient because I just think green with his place in 10 Downing Street for over 2 hours clearly arguing a case it was a very long drawn out political death if you were. I think it looked a bit of a mess how is Jeremy Hunt been able to. Go on here and she hasn't Well again it's simply a long drawn out debate the door the 10 Downing Street say with Jeremy Hunt fighting to keep a job unlike just. He went in. With the expectation he was going to really force he's going to be given another job possibly business secretary he went in argued with the Pm You know only kept his job and health secretary he got a big a brief. Apartment's been expanded to social care for social care as well so I am now you could say on the one hand it treason made no despite all the flack Jeremy Hunt is getting He's my man I'm going to stick by him disagree with or agree with that well at least guns the fact is she wanted to remove hugged and then got talked out of it which suggests a prime minister not at the top of the game when it comes to torts in the policy and she says she's disappointed respects Justin Green he's a sage and leave the government but says she was offered the welcome page of The Palm Why do you think Justin greening didn't make that move Well I think there was so there was a real belief from the Tory party that education is an area where they can win votes to put it bluntly and they feel at the moment they're not getting their message across and just ingraining is clearly getting the blame for that and it was it was hardly a well kept secret they were because they were moves to get her out of that department so I think that's a that's the right that's the basis for the decision and I think just being green in that I think a lot of he has a lot of supporters in the Tory party and I have to say that as education secretaries go reasonably popular up and down the country certainly the unions were backing her there were no which is quite rare. The people the Tory party didn't like but I think she she's an ambitious independently minded young woman and I think she still I actually passionate believe I'm doing a decent job no I'm not going to lie down I'm not going to take the sideways move I think she she is she's got a career still got plenty of road and yet well to she become a rebel I think it's very likely she will I think she's I think she'll be regarded as quite a big hits on the back benches and I think she escaped a good speaker I think she's capable of being a real thorn in the side of trees and make sure you've got Nikki Morgan if you remember yes not so I mean that was not was trying to think of alien a game Morgan yet if she moved again to resign. Made an enemy of when she became pm . The cabinet maker Morgan has proved to be a very eloquent opponent I think of trees in a sense I think Justin Green will occupy similar territory but also we started today wanting more women more people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds Justin Green is from the north even though she's partly m.p. She went to a comprehensive school and she is a gay woman yes and she's gone. Yes I think I think plenty of people will be pretty mystified by the logic behind it yes she is all they stings and also people would say you know plenty of people argue that she was essentially quite good at a job and as you say not burning bridges with people did the education education across the country but she still had to go somehow a lot of pressure now on her successor Mr Hines to grasp the nettle and somehow and that's the thing he's Mr Hines yesterday me and I had another white middle class yet for some reason the choice that he's going to be the person who can somehow convince a large section of the British public that the Tory party are the party of education and he's the one who can drive that message home more effectively than Justin Green I'm for people saying that it's a lot of people would find that rather hard to believe and for people saying who it is Damien Heinz can you tell us a little bit about. If you don't know either Now I know you have a habit that I've painted. A good middle ranking cabinet minister who sort of rhythm half without trace. People now will all be scurrying around going through the Bangkok time. Something remote Do we even know who pays for concessions I don't even know what is considered so I'd be lying if I said I'd been that obsessively covering them and. Not pretending that. He was educated college educated Roman Catholic grammar school right and followed by the University of Oxford oath oh it's another Oxbridge Yes that breaking the mo that. He had take a 1st class degree in philosophy politics and economics he was present at the Oxford Union Society while that yeah I don't know anything about him I really don't know what she. Was the big story we didn't expect there was no question that she had the authority in a she would like she dreams at night of 2nd boys Chance and for. Hammond there is no chance that she would be able to do that just like the authority of us is that pour general election result she said she has got the authority to do that so she tried to tinker with some of the middle ranking posts and with oversleep make success she could get rid of Jeremy or he could leave Germany on sideways he refused she's now got rid of just in training but possibly may have sparked a civil war in the past when it was only the right day I would argue as to McVeigh's quite impressive isn't she well they think she's quite the Tories think she's quite impressive yet do you think she could pay for the Work and Pensions job now may she got I think I think she's in that she's regarded area but I think she's she's definitely would be I think she's a likely candidate for that yeah I mean the truth is so estimates say again is a woman she's from the north of England she's very straight talking and their name is a frills character lots of people a Tory Party the a strongly feel they need a sort of characters to communicate the message to big parts of England big part of London are being reached by as you say the Oxbridge educated 55 year old white males they they have a very important role in politics as well if not by being courageous against them but you need to balance i.p.l. Estimate very people like just in greening to speak a rather different language and come across in a very different way and a valuable to the party say green in going to them I didn't want to leave just Ingrid and she wants to keep her in the cabinet but in fact she's she stopped off. The trouble of military and yeah yeah we are all the stories about Oprah Winfrey and how wonderful speech is anybody saw it last night yeah is there anyone that you can think of in u.k. Politics who can speak like that you know I would say listening to your intro before and I thought of all the obvious ones you think about the current politicians are plenty of admirers of Jeremy coping with say look at the way the rallies he addressed look at they are in the general like you wouldn't call him an inspirational speaker I would not myself and I say the end of people the conservatives I would say will shake a very small one. Again that that's probably just party political bias of the past those people stepping away from that the only person with a few people I could think of recent times who is the actor Michael Sheen defames to play Tony Blair now Sheen is going to is quite keen to dedicate more times to more time to conscript campaign and I heard him speak about the n.h.s. In his native South Wales last year he got some t.v. Publicity at the time and in terms of minority it's got wonderful be there as lyrical Welsh voice to go with it as well as for the help he was part of the most impressive speakers I've seen so I thought I thought thinking out the box was all the obvious ones Michael Sheen if you look up on You Tube I thought that he remarked that I don't want to he wants to have more of a role in a sea of debate he claims the same economy back from the United States where he enjoys a pretty lucrative career to Britain to campaign on such as you say we'll say but yeah and we were using which by the way is the. I think it's safe to presume he's not conservative elaborate left they played it played it safe play Tony Blair alarmingly convincingly on being just 3 or 4 but I think I think he could just think he would argue he's a he's probably a man of the left would be my guess or Robinson thank you so much is great to have you on Robert make in political commentator that talking about that reshuffle that's been going on all day it's been going on forever and ever and we wondered what Justin Green was doing and she was going to be moved from education secretary to welcome pensions secretary she said no she's going to have she fought for a job in Downing Street and so we think for 3 hours and she's left the government she's resigned. A headache for treason may again Well this is what Justin greening has just told the B.B.C.'s political editor Laura. She said social mobility matters to me and our country more than a ministerial career especially to young people all continue to work outside of government to do everything I can to create a country for the 1st time that is a polity of opportunity for young people wherever they are growing up and whatever their circumstances it's understood she was reluctant to be made from a row less than a month after launching the government social mobility strategy and after Jeremy Hunt was allowed to argue to stay in his role as health. She is not doing any sort of interviews at the moment that's all she's told us. That is quite a strong statement there isn't it says she was reluctant to be made Jeremy Hunt was allowed to argue to stay in his role health and he won the argument just in greening argued to stay in her old education and she lost the argument and we've been talking about. What we've been talking about all day with Kerry Gracie the b.b.c. China editor. Pay parity is that pay pay equality and women are men while the man here Jeremy Hunt's managed to keep his job the woman here just ingraining has lost her job. 02007 double 240000 what do you think about this at 20 past 8. London it's Jason Ross I'm in for Simon Leatherman and we've been asking Who inspires you with their voice can you name anyone who speaks really well Michael Sheen was quite an interesting one there from our political commentator we've had taken place Mark Mary Black the s.n.p. M.p. And she's doing really well on You Tube if you stick a. Name into your There's lots of people who've watched her speeches in the in the Commons Nigel frosh as someone else said and Vanessa Feltz was another one she's going to love that this is from Bill is texted 81 triple 3 started a message with the word London hello how about Joe perscribe he's got an inspirational voice go on top that one. So for scholarly inspirational speaker my goodness is there anyone is there anyone left in this country can actually do a good speech who can get up and do a good speech a rousing speech an inspiring speech who was the last person that could do that was it Churchill was it Thatcher was it Blair. 02007 double 240000 is the telephone number I want your inspirational speakers please this other story that. I wanted to cover is about burgers and the reason I wanted to talk about burgers is on New Year's Eve I went into a fast food restaurant and I stuffed my face full of about 4 burgers 2 large fries and as much as I could and the reason I was doing as I was sat there and I said to my other half this time next year I want to be back here sitting here saying this is the 1st time I've done this in a year so I wanted to give up for my New Year's resolution or burgers and fries I know I'm not going to I'm not going to eat them and I see this a lot today on social media this story about if instead of adding fries to your order you might want to consider a 2nd burger while conventional wisdom might tell you that eating a 2nd anything is a bad choice from a nutritional perspective there's something more important to consider balance now this is come from a registered dietitian and nutritionist Emily field who encourages her clients to think about the word balance before a meal rather than labeling certain foods bad or good or to do this she encourages people to think about 3 components of food fat carbohydrates and proteins protein as you know if you use your muscles keeps you feeling full carbohydrates provide energy and fat helps us absorb the minerals we're keeping cells healthy Now think about a typical fast food burger you got 2 small pieces of bread the bun plus a slab of meat without cheese or source most burgers like this or about $300.00 to $400.00 calories those calories come from the carbs in the bread which is roughly about 40 grams protein in the meat around 17 grams and fats around 10 grams when you think of fries it's just a tray of fried potato it's a lot of fat. And lots of carbs which give it about the same number of calories as a burger but very little protein so by swapping the fries for a 2nd burger then you nearly doubling your protein intake were reducing the amount of fat and carbs you're eating Yes you can have a 2nd burger that's what this story is all about since Fast food is already high in fat and carbs and pretty low in protein the simple switch could help steady your blood sugar levels this is from a nutritionist and registered dietician who is telling you that you can have a 2nd burger you should have a 2nd burger rather than the fries that is what she said adding. If you've changed your eating plans for the new year how's that going for you we're 8 days in now to the new year and if you've changed to a healthy eating plan like I have how is that going for you. 7 double 240000 is the phone number to give us a call on that would you go for a 2nd burger rather than the fries do you get what's going on there and does it sound nice to you and war ingredients make the best burgers 0207 double 240000 is the telephone number you can text 81 triple 3 Start a message with the word London and you can e-mail Rosen at b.b.c. Ek especially can't walk around London now without seeing a burger can you I mean they are everywhere it was what was there about 10 years ago when there was a burger explosion of all sorts of different places. I mean everywhere everywhere you look there's a burka now you can have a 2nd one apparently according to this dietician because it's better for you than having the fries o 2007 double 240000 if you change greeting plans for the new year how is it going for you let me know and you can also text one triple 3 start the message with the word London would you go for a 2nd burger rather than the fries and what ingredients make the best burgers. 02007 double 240000 I've got an e-mail here from Robert Tyler Roberts in my view has impacted in my view he says the finest orator on both national and local radio is b.b.c. Radio London's very own Miss Nicky Beatty said he paid he goes on the list now. So Vanessa Feltz Nicky Beatty how warm articulate voice makes for great radio enjoys an audience is to Radio London radio for the World Service and b.b.c. Television's arts program front row thank you very much for that Roberts. The other breaking news that we're running of course is that Justin greening has left the government she's quit because she didn't want to move to Work and Pensions she wanted to hold on to a job. States for education she is no longer that she's only the m.p. For Partly it's going to be interesting to see what happens. If you want to discuss that you can to 002007 double to 4. 1000. Naturism completely different 26 minutes past 810 years ago 61 year old Daniel Lambert was jailed for 19 years for 4 rapes and 17 sex offenses on children Rizzi riding stables in north London between 183-1993 due to the recent space agreement cases that we've been hearing about one of his victims who's now in her forty's is been speaking out i should all of a says she wants to warn parents to be aware of the motes of gifts your children may have received for Christmas or at any time or report a valley Fontaine went to Meta to find out more one name is our show on Iraq. I am 44 I was under the influence of a Corrie law and. I am hoping that my in my next 8. Can get out to help others 10 years ago 61 year old Daniel lumber who's jailed the 19 years for a tank some girls rightly riding stables in Tottenham I was a very disturbed young I was displaying a. Textbook signs of something really not right like wrong for instance. The punk punk in school. I didn't attend any lessons I didn't get any exam I do recall having a psychiatric or fall down on me when I was about 15 and the report. Said I was a misc It was at 15 what I want Mr worse why isn't somebody following up to find out why to find out why Daniel Lund the is convicted of 4 rates in 17 sex offenses on children at the stables he managed between 19839093 I was 9 years old when I started going into. A riding stables in Tottenham. And I was right I was hanged between 10 and some say in. We'll look in at least 20 children gal who's looking back on it now you can see this type of gold that he went for the from the little ones not through any for the parents sometimes might be to say working hours the trial judge said Rise Lee riding stables was a magnet for the young who wanted to have contact with ponies and work in the stables and the land but a dangerous prison grew in the girl's reason purposes I didn't come home with gifts or training it's Or. Anything out of the ordinary I had the pleasure of working with the horses that that that was. That was his. That supported us in the horses the fact that we cut the horses care for the horses ride horses you know I growing up in Scotland you. Who sees you associated Phoenix's richness and if you were just on why soaking that's a place to own up. Because you would get rides it enough to pay for these rights if he was free everything was free why she says she wants to send this message parents need to be away sometimes not only in gifts all visible. If your child is being given access to something that they were the older never really have access to You need to ask why. And a half and you know we're all told that you don't get something for nothing in this life so if somebody is giving your child something for nothing or you need to invest or just just just try to be mindful of changes of mood swings. Might be the way they dress. Might be they have a new language like not a foreign language but in their speech all of a sudden become more adult and just being a very minor. It's 830 this is b.b.c. Radio London and hear the news headlines in the past few minutes it's a marriage education secretary Justin greening has left the government having turned down a made to the Department for Work and Pensions in other changes injuries May's cabinet reshuffle the digital minister. Has been permitted to culture secretary taking over from his form. Current Bradley becomes Northern Ireland Secretary many senior figures remain in post Michael Gove stays as Environment Secretary Liam Fox remains international trade secretary and Chris Grayling will retain his transport brief In other news reports has concluded the murder of a hairdresser from Dorsey's he was stabbed by her former boyfriend could have been prevented Katrina horror complained of feeling unsafe after police took away her mobile phone as the investigators and allegation of domestic violence she'd made an official review said the authorities could have taken action to reduce the likelihood of the attack a couple who plotted a terror attack after meeting on a dating website have been found guilty at the Old Bailey Munir Mohammed's targeted . On the website because she was a pharmacist so he could exploit her knowledge of chemicals they've been told to expect a jail sentence a Church of England Vic has been convicted by a tribunal of spiritually abusing a teenager the case against the referent Timothy Davis is thought to be the 1st of its kind and the b.b.c. Journalist Carrie Gracie has said she's been moved by the support she's received after resigning as the corporation's China editor in a dispute about equal pay She's accused the b.b.c. Of breaking the law by paying men and women different salaries for the same work the b.b.c. Says its gender pay gap is around half that of the national average and the former cultures have urged the b.b.c. To direct a general North halt and some breaking news estimate Vai has been appointed as sexist state for Work and Pensions we were wondering what was going to happen to that role which was earmarked for Justin Green the m.p. For Patni former education secretary was going to go to the Work and Pensions brief but estimate of a m.p. Has now been appointed a section of states for Work and Pensions those are the latest news headlines. Now let's get up to date with what's going on on the roads and on the trains everything else has failed Dave thank you Jason on the road there are 2 lanes closed due to water mains works on Grosvenor Place in the westbound direction between lower growth. Place and Hyde Park Chizik high road is partially blocked eastbound due to a building fire before gold Hawk road traffic is coping well and this one lane closed due to a collapse manhole on Brixton Hill in the northbound direction at home park but again traffic is coping well public transport strike action by the are empty Union which could disrupt the following services Greater Anglia south and south western railway replacement bus service in operation on Greater Anglia between Wissam and Braintree and between Whitford and Southminster and delays up to 40 minutes and some cancellations northbound between Liverpool Street and Shenfield it uses signalling problem at Elford delays of up to 10 minutes on South Western Railway southbound between London and crap on junction due to an earlier broken down train delays up to 20 minutes and some cancellations on Thameslink between Pancras International and Black Friday that's also due to an earlier faulty train t.f.r. Reports severe delays on the bacon line due to signal failure at Lambert north and severe delays are on the juice a simple fare at Ilford and severe delays on district lines usually signal failure which is also making severe delays on the Hammersmith and City Lines a minor delays on London travelling due to a car on the track earlier on anything we've missed out to our 7 to 40000 feel Dave b.b.c. Radio one and travel next update in an hour say there is nothing more pleasing than seeing in the center of London next Islams I think it's all in the running to being the greatest city in the world the station is this is the b.b.c. Radio. And I'm Jason Ross I'm sitting in for Simon Lemon you normally hear me in the mornings I'm not going to be here in the evenings until Simon is back with us safe and sound here at b.b.c. Radio London but it's good to be with you and thank you very much if you are joining in because that's what it's all about this is a phone in show give us a call. 7 double to 40000 were after your inspiration. Speakers please people who when you listen to them speak it inspires. How we lost our ability in this country to make an inspiring speech just like Oprah Winfrey did last night at the Golden Globe Awards 02007 double 240000 we'd really like your thoughts on this Phil is answering the phones 7 doubled to 40000 who inspires you with their voice can you name anyone who speaks really well it has to be in this country you can't say oh yeah Oprah Winfrey after that rousing speech at the Golden Globes last night do you know of any politicians who can rouse a crowd in this country let's look at the top politicians in this country to reason make Can she rouse a crowd can she make an inspiring speech do you think 02007 double 240000 Jeremy Corbyn where he can rouse a crowd we've seen him rise rouse a crowd but can he really inspire people through his speech one trip or 3 is a text number start your message with the words London I mean when you think about the powerful speakers of the past the 1st person that comes to my mind is Winston Churchill have we had another Churchill since possibly Thatcher possibly whether you liked what they said or not they were good speakers where night 02007 double 240000 really want to find out who inspires you with their voice it might be someone we don't know it might be someone who you go to church on a Sunday and someone stands up and speaks really well that. Tell us about that and what touches you about it when they speak as I was touched by watching Oprah Winfrey and if you want to comment on that speech if you've watched it in full because I think you need to watch in full just to get the full gist of it. Then give us a call 02007 double 242000 is the telephone number to give us a call on that b.b.c. Radio land that I'm Jason was an infra Simon Adam and we're also talking about the reshuffle justing greening telling the b.b.c. After quitting the government that social mobility matters to her and our country more than a ministerial career especially to young people this is what she said in a statement to the b.b.c. I'll continue to work outside of government to do everything I can to create a country for the 1st time that has equality of opportunity for young people wherever they are growing up and whatever their circumstances is understood she was reluctant to be moved from her role less than a month after launching the government social mobility strategy and after Jeremy Hunt was allowed to argue to stay in his role at health. What do you think about that Jeremy Hunt stays as a sexual state for health and the reason trees may want to get rid of it she really did want to get rid of him or move him but he managed to argue to stay in that role as the secretary of Health Justin Green so I'll go in there and do the same thing I would remain education secretary but she lost that argument and trees and I wanted to move just in greening to Work and Pensions she didn't accept that and she's walked away from the government will she become a rebel you know. Now the education secretary Damian Hines someone that we don't really know too much about an estimate of a former television presenter. And journalists now Work and Pensions Secretary and she worked in that role when Iain Duncan Smith a London m.p. Of course was the work and pensions secretary she now takes that job well has the reshuffle restored your trust in the cabinet there we go that's it really we've got we've done it I think I think it's over now I think that said I think we've got a cabinet as it was stored your trust in the government over 2007 double 242000 is the telephone number give us a call of this what do you think is going to change now we've got a new cabinet a one chip with Raise the tax number started with London have you got any faith in the new team at the top of government who did you want in what job did you want Justin greening to stay did you want to get rid of Jeremy Hunt Are you disappointed with what's happened over 207 double 240000 also if you watch changing your eating habits this new year I want to hear from you if you've changed your eating plans for the New Year I've done exactly that how's it going for you were 8 days in this could be the 1st week now of your healthy eating plan How's it going for you I am doing actually really well I had one naughty thing yesterday and I'm on a complete change of diet no sugar no alcohol no anything really no dairy I'm having no bread nothing like that no really complete change of lifestyle when it comes to eating. How's it going for I'm doing well what's going on for you Would you pay for a 2nd burger rather than the fries this is something has been kicking around on social media over the last 24 hours it's a nutritionist called Emily field she's a dietician as well registered dietitian and she's encouraging people instead of adding fries the order you might want to consider a 2nd burger and the reason is a 2nd burger is better than taking the fries because it's got more protein in it and actually less fat and less calories than a tray full of fried potatoes. I don't know so I'm asking what ingredients make the best burgers I made to last week I'm not eating fast food for the whole year but I made my own bugs last week and they really really tasty homemade ones. Which side much better about what ingredients for you make the best bogas. 7 doubled say 4 c 1000 is Tony an unfiltered any higher and yes I've got a bit of a belly you know a big. Bit of a bit out at supper now suppose it's as you get older it is the turn to store up with a sad. If you have a glass of red wine after a juicy succulent steak apparently counts all the cholesterol in that study and that research was carried out in in universities in Israel how so though the loss of red wine directly after the State of the in our minutes to half an hour afterwards and that will cut down all the classroom in the state. Yes and I'm not I do I mean in the morning I asked Paul Ridge spoon of yogurt and all of the Nona and I have proved there is and that's my bread that's my breakfast and in the afternoon I saw God and grace in rodent and I normally have a salad you know smoked salmon and yes so I'm not into the there's a condom in the last on my the burger they're everywhere though all night yeah they are sparse food is is inconvenient but in fact still a tickets on them. Just wait that's only because I've got some breaking news do you know plaid Perry I can't remember who she is Claire Perry Yes she's been appointed minister of state of the Department for Business energy and industrial strategy and will attend Cabinet planetaria comment that she has never heard of. Anyway so we back to the reshuffling that is not easy or not is part of the reshuffle all that is yeah how big skin to change now yes expose the problem what do we think it months ago years ago look beyond the regime for I'm interested in is a change of government where desperate for change is not going to happen is it Will we don't know do we I mean I brought I would say well I brought that the you know Democratic Union. Party in Ireland a 1000000000 pan where did that Bill empanel come from he was a it was a was a bong a bong is a bong and this is what we call this was the she didn't have a she didn't have a majority she should resign of course she shows she didn't have majority for the practising did she know she didn't know and but on just you know thing another world is possible and nothing which is kind of random causes like a one party system you can vote for the alike and you know the let's be reminded the British establishment cowshed why back in history they know exactly how to consign the plebiscites the ordinary people the cab drivers the road sleepers the bricklayers even maybe the broadcast. You know because we read what we read to repay what we read and nobody else a question so this reshuffle load of rubbish and who committed to t. Think he's an inspirational speaker in politics in u.k. Politics at the moment if you just go back of the last 1020 years or more if you and I stood up on any platform with the support of people and we're highlighting the gap between the rich the poor you will be attacked we will be attacked even from the very people that we're trying to in homes and 'd improve their life style will be the the right wing press of course now whenever you go back to our. Scargill told the truth in the minor strike Tony Benn you know now he was Grozny. You know. You know I don't know why I didn't think of him actually because he's definitely one no one's no one said him yet but that's definitely one that we can put on and the other thing is if you go back to nominate a system coming from an atheistic point of view the left take this prophet called Jesus stay strong him up anyway this is the evil he was. 'd over odorous are now volunteers and the height grade unselfishness you know now is the complete opposite we live in a very selfish society and we call it Christians a society where democracy decide in a democracy you don't hear me me anymore I've been blown up but I am my father the CIA I will stop it don't you don't say that let's not Tony thank Phil that that's a good about the re saying no I don't care about the reshuffle is pointless We are just desperate for any government that's what Tony wants what do you think 7 double to 40000 rule so off to your inspirational speakers and pulling Crystal Palace thank you for e-mailing roles I'm a b.b.c. Don't kowtow u.k. Good evening Jason he says How nice to be sitting in for poorly Simon Simon if you're listening get well soon but don't rush recovery as we want you back fighting fit absolutely pull and let's. Be back fighting fit sane fingers crossed as for inspirational speakers u.k. Politics has none says Paul in Crystal Palace there really is not one m.p. Who I would consider inspirational let's face it most of them have speechwriters So it's not their own words a most of them don't have the ability to live or a rousing speech there are of course people outside of mainstream politics who are good horses who have the ability to captivate and inspire the Malawi Yusof side to name one that's a good one and she's u.k. Based malarkey. I'm just writing it down Yousafzai Yes I always remember when she said one book one pen can change the world so she said that is always in my mind when I think about lose offsite that's what I think of those words so already she's inspiring me on a more personal level says Paul in Crystal Palace for me 3 people who I've met many times and who I consider to be inspirational speakers are the actors finale fielding doubly Sussan and Garry shale they all have the ability to in through an audience and of people hanging on their every word. Thank you very much Paul in Crystal Palace George Galloway is a great speaker says Dave and he thinks he's a great speaker so much he's texted me about 20 times Dave you need to tax once we've got it George Galloway a great speaker do a great 0207 double 240000 here's a really good one but I haven't got the name of the person who texted if you detax put in a month so we can read it out of the tax number $81.00 ship or 3 started with London and it says Spencer to remember that speech the most hunted person of the modern age at Diana's funeral that speech where everybody in the cathedral a part of the royal family themselves applauded that speech and it rippled out to the people waiting outside into the people in Hyde Park who are watching on the big screen. Spencer speech Yes Was that an inspiration what was it inspirational speech was it it certainly was an impassioned speech was rousing it's not he was rousing got them got people up and started applauding Yes but there's a good one there on yes thanks for that one triple three's attacks number started under way looking for people who inspire you when they speak. 0207 double 242000 this is after. Oprah Winfrey thanking Oprah Winfrey speech last night at the Golden Globes It was inspiring. It was very rousing it was very inspirational and it was very emotive as well can you name anyone who does just. In this country any politician any actors Malawi's us as a very good one these are the people we've got so far in our list Tony Benn was a good one from from Tony an unfilled they're. Reporting Crystal Palace take place Mark Mary Black the s.n.p. M.p. Nigel frog has been mentioned Michael Sheen the actor was mentioned as well and I have to put. Up one of your actors for Nella fielding Thankee and George Galloway George Galloway as well they were. And oh to Jason your question has the reshuffle restores your trust in the government this is and you're in Herne Hill. His Have you stopped is a have you stopped beating your wife yet type question I have no chance in this government and I never beat my wife I used to think Arthur Scargill was an inspirational speaker. After Scargill put him down as well. I'm too young to really remember him speaking. Any length anyway but thank you very much for that. 7 double to 40000 Tell me inspirational speakers please right now if you were travelling on the underground yesterday then you may have noticed some commuters were missing certain Garman's That's because it was the annual no trousers on the day when hundreds of travelers take part in a prank which started in New York and happens in cities like Moscow in Tokyo as well. Ivan Markovitch is the man with no child who organized in joins me now how do Ivan. You have to excuse me I'm actually not wearing any trousers I was going to say how you got chances on I have a genuine excuse I've just come off the rugby fails I'm sitting in my car here act and literally just come from slightly out of breath but yes my trousers I put them back on after you finish the ride on Sunday so you're wearing shorts now I have recently gotten chilly What were you wearing yesterday type and I was wearing a colorful all encompassing all covering like a sort of shorts type to show it. Nicer than not sort of fancy colorful tops and believe it or not he says. On national radio being on the exhibition is another one after the All I said you so I went all conservative and of course all of you guys to get is we've most of us wear shirts yes the shirt tails actually come but I'm like all these lovely colorful times on no one can see them just see my shirt Heigho. We had a good turnout it was a bit chilly but it's only chilly to rainy and the sub to a nearly 1617 degrees lovely Yes I saw some of the pictures and some of them were quite daring I mean you saw a lot of bottom on some of them going up the places and also with men obviously with the tight little white pants it's daring very daring Well we only we had we had some men who. Had some men who were capable in the trial as a default. And you know if I was that capable in the child the father and I would receive I would wear pants in the sense of a war. But they what they wore all of the gentleman all those trite they pants they were actually conventional pants you get from Marks and Spencers we don't allow sort of budgie smugglers or. You don't know all those things go right used to wear what's nice thing yes of the man came in turn except a man came the night no no no we did have a lovely lady and she had astonishing cards and I was walking with her and I said I was looking at a gun should got to be a pole dancer and I said I think you can amazing cause Yes I'm a pole dancer that's some of the shots things and that sort of breaks a few rules to be honest with you we we you know one of the colorful jackets. No that isn't me I managed to avoid the photographers. They suppress a greit I love they do tend to like a salacious photograph who say day I do go to all our writers and so next year I think we need to go to them. In some way I just say look you know they get encouraged to do crazy things the key thing is and it sometimes gets lost in the salacious nature of some of the side across the best stories across to be honest with you people just sitting that reading that books listening to their i Pods You know just being noumenal not cheap as they would normally be that's what the whole thing's about is now we're not there to scare people the problem is if we do antics people will come they shouted souls open and they go and they get offended but if you will walk on they just see people being normal. Then we have some lovely got full of reactions from children yesterday I'm going to put my foot hit and one of the people who was standing right next to a girl and she looked rather I'm going to be shocked by the whole thing and the guy was just standing there and I said oh yeah I can move away from the young girl and the father looked at me and said Oh that's a boy. So there was a lot I had there was a lot of fun to shoot like a very lucky young girl but. He then joined in and the fun was a doing didn't took a child no he. Joins a weekend. I think we had about 5 people joined in I'm not helped by some who just to the mall Well yeah people it's it's been nice if you look with us in beautiful video and this is why I love London and I just love the police and I fell a great There's a lovely gentleman on entanglement and when we walked on to the station he would stand monitoring the platform he started talking to us over the megaphone the public address system. And we had a true driver announced over the whole truth that children outspent system said You've made my day thank you very much. Is not lovely and we had the tree grows waving at us and that's what it's all about and it started in New York didn't it but why did it feel what it actually for that's the key thing it is no different than it is it's it's one of these There's a place where there's an art movement that has a same kind of philosophy it's just just say it's just fun for fun Sagan especially nowadays are so much going on with projects it and. There's so much negativity it's just lovely to do something for fun and we make people smile and yes but also there's a lot going on as we've heard from Oprah Winfrey last night and all the Golden Globes that show Ratzmann Oh that abuse that I would some people. I think it's inappropriate and it shouldn't be big Don was it was there any reactions like that to happen yesterday and there were plenty of reactions online and and it's not the reactions and you said and so it sounds like we've got Shari'a lower implement state they're just saying women shouldn't be dressed like this on the tree and I'm going Well you know it's women can dress as long as you know it's not in peace and they should be able to walk around as they feel safe as they come to them the Lorelai was without risk of harassment and we had none of that yesterday no one was can call them was touched inappropriately we had about 5560 percent female participation they were all comfortable happy we didn't have any instance Atoll and the members of public were active you hope they would be like ladies and gentleman and our guys had a lovely hustle free experience and the reactions afterwards from a special love the 1st time that we had all positive and he wanted to get the or we can anyone just do it wherever they are so what we do is we. I think we're Jenks your deserts are real I think we're getting so we need to Chinatown now there's a pergola in Chinatown Yes I say there was a program last year the day before the event weekend that someone said they demolished the pagoda so we had to make a sign saying that was fine we knew there was going to be no put out so we change the location slightly but it's been in the same area churned up they have completely fenced off the whole of China on them like today and I totally redeveloping on that that bill they're redoing their reception I just said we had to meet down a pedestrian or thank god there was a pedestrianised area there and then we divided people up into 6 groups. We staged them all so we sent one to my stance at Piccadilly Circus right 2 groups up to Tom Cole road and 2 groups down to Leicester Square and so Leicester Square guys we went down to the bank went District line east west the Northern Line north south . And I think the tour line north south so we tried 6 to 8 lines and then we pop up I remain on station but the kids. We popped up my line pops out of putting to we have shots of us by putting the best arches all what we did as well just to keep up on from putting them back we didn't because we would have to take our pants off. We should've made special Partington pods of easy how to do it bully and I doing that weekend I very good idea what we did do which was fun and then I missed the last bit of this but what we did is we lined up around about 15 in my group lined up in single files at the information counter right so there's 50 people standing asking for me information and a Warman showing the end of the queue now you. Do With 50 cases and you need only know those red shaded looked so worried by the trials of those people but the fact that she was behind 50 people she said to the girl that she said if we just think it's going to be a while before I get to the front which point we we revealed that we're just here would you do any other day apart from no child is on the cheat day would you do any other time of the shape you know I think I think it needs to be coordinated and I think once the year it does need to be in the winter a lot of people can go why don't you do it in the summer when the summer you've got girls wearing short skirts guys and girls go maybe going to football on a Sunday and they're wearing just shorts I go to plague my my rugby on the tube now if I do in the summer I just wear my shorts so you wouldn't really tell much and it's. Come back next year then yeah Oh absolutely Well this is our life yeah but next year we are. Really well I hope it goes well for you obviously we have to leave it there because they're coming up to the news and 9 but thank you very much of an Ivan Markovitch that for no trousers on the chub London day did you take parts did you see anybody with no trials on the cheap Did you double date I will have more I'm copping Martin joins me to review the day next here on b.b.c. Radio log. On digital radio and t.v. Online to flip a coin and guns and this brings us to. The radio Monday. B.b.c. News at 9 on more Alderson the education secretary Justin greening has left the government after turning down a chance to stay in the cabinet to reason they offered her the job as Work and Pensions Secretary as part of her new year reshuffle but she said no from Westminster Hall Rowley reports this was meant to be a day when to read from a reasserted her authority after a difficult 2017 but it's not going to call in to plan Justin Green refused to move to work in pensions that job goes to any.