penning newspaper columns and presenting the podcast rock and roll politics. maria margaronis is a journalist, who s written and presented a number of radio documentaries on the crises man made and natural which have afflicted greece. ashis ray has half a century of explaining events here to his readers in india. a fulltime occupation in itself, you might think, but he s still found time to commentate on his beloved cricket. lovely to have you all new the studio. all together as well. so thank you for being with us. borisjohnson street, according to a ukrainian mp, could soon be found on maps for odesa, as it expunges the memorialisation of famous russians. assuming the british prime minister s visit to india this week is followed in due course by a free trade deal something neither the european union nor the united states has pulled off there ll probably be a thoroughfare named in his honour in mumbai, too. in this country, borisjohnson way might be a cul de sac. such is
so the combination of the two, i think, are significant. i am struck on friday, listening to lord hayward, a former conservative mp who has been around since the 80s, who was recalling the mood change when he was a young mp for margaret thatcher in that last year, before. i heard that too. but he said something interesting, he said last weekend, easterweekend as it was, in much of the, much of the country, much of the continent, he said he was reflecting the prime minister was probably all right for now, and his mood had changed in the space of less than a week because he had been talking to conservative mps. what do you think is the problem here for boris johnson? is itjust he, you know, it keeps coming back at him? people are just fed up with this. i mean that i am fed up with it. we, i don t want to talk about this any more. the thing that puzzles me, this is a man who has been known to lie all his life.
listening to lord hayward, a former conservative mp who has been around since the 80s, who was recalling the mood change when he was a young mp for margaret thatcher in that last year, before. i heard that too. but he said something interesting, he said last weekend, easterweekend as it was, in much of the, much of the country, much of the continent, he said he was reflecting the prime minister was probably all right for now, and his mood had changed in the space of less than a week because he had been talking to conservative mps. what do you think is the problem here for borisjohnson? is itjust he, you know, it keeps coming back at him? people are just fed up with this. i mean that i am fed up with it. we, i don t want to talk about this any more. the thing that puzzles me, this is a man who has been known to lie all his life. i think it was either his headmaster or house master at eton who wrote boris doesn t seem to think
in much of the, much of the country, much of the continent, he said he was reflecting the prime minister was probably all right for now, and his mood had changed in the space of less than a week because he had been talking to conservative mps. what do you think is the problem here for borisjohnson? is itjust he, you know, it keeps coming back at him? people are just fed up with this. i mean that i am fed up with it. we, i don t want to talk about this any more. the thing that puzzles me, this is a man who has been known to lie all his life. i think it was either his headmaster or house master at eton who wrote boris doesn t seem to think the rules apply to him. look at the brexit campaign, the thing, there is going to be no border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, it is endless, the lies are endless, and look at. but they haven t mattered apparently. look at the policy problems, look what happened during the pandemic. underneath the lies is a great
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