on the sky news programme, i preferred to the earlier debates, but i think in a democracy it is healthy that we have vibrant debates and wheels simply has to realise that when it is over we will all have to come together again and i hope that the winner will hold a big tent that shows the conservative party can represent a range of views. we have always managed to avoid external coalitions when we have maintained an internal coalition and because i believe he is best to achieve that, that is why i have been backing rishi sunak. as]!!! i have been backing rishi sunak. all right. liam fox, for now we will let you go. we will talk on the 5th of september, if not perhaps before. before i imagine, yes. liam september, if not perhaps before. before i imagine, yes. before i imagine, yes. liam fox, thank you- we are going to return now to talk about the hosepipe ban because that man has just come on to force at 5pm tonight for hampshire. and the isle of wight. before i talk about this
what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it s time to try trulicity. it s proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it s only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn t for people with type 1 diabetes. it s not approved for use in children. don t take trulicity if you re allergic to it, death to vladimir putin, or the you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, belarusian president, alexander lukashenko. staying with us, doctor liam fox, joining us, live from poland, in just a few minutes. just a few minutes. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he s taking trulicity, and it looks like he s gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it s time to try trulicity. it s proven to help lower a1c.
had been created, and it looks as though we are seeing indiscriminate shelling of civilian targets in, hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, as you see this morning, these are grotesque crimes, and for what? what does putin hope to gain from this? he cannot occupy ukraine, he does not have the troops to do it. clearly, the ukrainians do not want him to be there. ultimately, it seems a high price will be paid for the fact that vladimir putin lives in his own, bizarre world, with very few advisers, willing to tell the truth about the world outside, and living with his own fantasies, and demons. it is a very depressing picture. the best tools that we have our to deal with the money with which he finances the war, and the russian economy, which prompts of his regime. doctor liam fox, thank you for joining us. thank you. now, people are continuing
here, some of the normal rules that would apply for example, people who are refugees not being able to waive universal credit so there may be normal rules that don t apply in the situation. so they re trying to hammered out before monday, but there will be a scheme by which british families can put up ukrainian refugees in their homes. of course it has been stress to me that only to be security checks on both sides to protect everybody involved, but you can only imagine this getting worse with boris johnson s rather chilling warning about chemical weapons potentially being used. tamara cohen thank you. still to come on the program, we ll be joined by former defense secretary doctor liam fox. joining us live from poland. we will also be speaking to a youtuber who is documenting his journey from ukraine to germany. and the and of the hour we will be speaking to the director of a children s charity to find
longer or have a procedure rescheduled. ., ., , , , rescheduled. saffron cordery, deputy chief executive rescheduled. saffron cordery, deputy chief executive of rescheduled. saffron cordery, deputy chief executive of nhs rescheduled. saffron cordery, deputy chief executive of nhs providers. - let s talk to conservative mp dr liam fox, who used to practice as a gp and is a member of the royal college of general practitioners. good morning. well, saffron cordery laying out in stark detail, really, the pressure is the nhs is facing. the prime minister, warning that we face a tidal wave of omicron. do you support the government s plans to deal with it? the support the government s plans to deal with it? deal with it? the key is the roll-out deal with it? the key is the roll-out of deal with it? the key is the roll-out of the deal with it? the key is the roll-out of the vaccine - deal with it? the key is the - roll-out of the vaccine programme. roll out of the vaccine programme