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she breached the ministerial code. the supply of a drug to treat symptoms of menopause is being restricted by the uk government because of shortages. pharmacists are being told to dispense only two months worth of capsules of utrogestan, which is a form of progesterone. the order was issued by the department of health, which says it will ensure more women can continue to access the medication they need. stay with us here on bbc news. now on bbc news, amol rajan interviews: piers morgan. for over 30 years, piers morgan has been a loud and polarising fixture in our culture, joining the ranks of the rich, famous, revered and reviled that he chronicled in his early career as a reporter. just 28 years old when he was appointed editor of one of the world s biggest newspapers by the media mogul rupert murdoch, morgan was a giant of british tabloids and he s got the scars to prove it. i don t get on with piers morgan. so, yeah, i punched him. let me see. well, that s what the scar
but it did work. the show went to number one in america, lifting morgan to a new level of fame. by 2011, after becoming a tv star on both sides of the atlantic, morgan took the place of veteran news presenter larry king at cnn, getting his own nightly show. he lasted three years before leaving amid falling ratings. his roller coaster career was again going through another dip. trust and loyalty are a big dealfor you. i know they are. and you ve got a thing about calling people when the chips are down and respecting people who call you when you ve fallen from grace. how many people do you trust absolutely? yeah, it s a good question. i ll ask other people. i mean, actually, quite a lot. i mean. quite a large number of my family. i wouldn t say we re mafioso when it comes to loyalty, but we re not far off it. it s like if you re a morgan, you re a morgan. i ve got a lot of friends, a lot of friends from journalism, a lot of friends from my village. some of them have known me 45 years. th
when it comes to loyalty, but we re not far off it. it s like if you re a morgan, you re a morgan. i ve got a lot of friends, a lot of friends from journalism, a lot of friends from my village. some of them have known me 45 years. they know where all the bodies are buried. they re notjudgmental. they don t care. it s not a world that they occupy. they find the world of media and celebrity pretty shallow and vacuous. and they re absolutely right. and think we re all full of ourselves and think what we do is way too important. and i think they re right. so that s probably why they re great for me. after leaving cnn and spending six years at good morning britain, morgan eventually signed a three year deal with media titan rupert murdoch, said to be worth tens of millions of pounds. what do you owe rupert murdoch? everything. to me, rupert murdoch is the greatest media figure of my lifetime, possibly ever, in terms of his boldness, his vision, in terms of his reach
i don t wake up every morning and think i am going to be gay bashed but it is a strong part of people s experience of modern britain and ijust worry about some of the language. we ve talked about some of the anger you feel with conservatives but it s clear that you build relationships with conservatives to get things done and at the beginning of this conversation, you said you were notjudgmental. is that crucial to your politics? it s crucial to me being me. i m not a fundamentalist either so i have lots of friends on the conservative benches, genuine friends, people i would go for a drink with, and we will have a good old row and a barny, i don t take it personally, and i think that s an important part about recognising the nature of representative democracy. does the labour party need to discover that?