Business as usual when it comes to diplomatic trips look i never stop basically i didnt stop during the crisis at all if i had to travel abroad for example for humanitarian reasons bringing mosques or protective clothes for our friends in the vegetable canes or somebody else trouble trouble i take care about the hygienic prescriptions and obligations you know washing cans not to go to clothes no shaking hands but to some time we did because now its in our case its its over i mean from the crisis perspective but but during the peak of the crisis i really seriously tried to to respect the rules and regulations. Well i mentioned the Words Business as usual i would like to come back to something youve been talking about for a while with other people youve had interviews with. Critics have said that your Prime Minister destroyed democracy. As usual or democracy as weve noted in hungary youve called it fake news can you give us an update on that at this point right at this point whats going
A healthy confrontation with the past but an attempt to eradicate history altogether today were talking to professor tom device and scotlands leading historian to ask how the nation should confront the c. B. L. Sides of his own history and how the Mainstream Media been covering this controversial issue we asked professor Jordan Robertson costs us get to go lie over much of the plotting all of this coming up later in the show but 1st the glass going to smita with your tweet your emails and your messages. Thank you alex last week sure focused on the impact of corbett 19 on black asian and minority ethnic communities where we spoke with dr managed to lottie who lost his father to coronavirus pierre byron this month and 100 year old fundraiser charging louisa says i live in africa and the numbers getting covered 1000. 00 are exceptionally low we have less than 200. 00 deaths in kenya under less says how is it any governments fault that some people are more susceptible to corporate 19 than
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