that he can be as violent and aggressive as he wants, and he can do terrible damage. and he has nuclear weapons. but there is nothing. and even in belarus, which is his one puppet state, the railway workers blew up the railway to stop him from sending his military material into ukraine. so even in that country there, there is a sense of at least a pocket of rebellion, which suggests that putin s dreams are simply out of date. right. yeah, well, it s it is - the standard autocracy. it is the route to autocracy, where you get to the pointl where you still have people around you, but you pick who you - want because they re - reflecting your own views. and so his view of the world, - i mean, somebody obviously didn t say to him, hang on a minute. if you do that and you say. too many yes men and women.
mortality rate of about 14 times influenza so if it comes down to save seven times that of influenza it s still an extremely nasty disease and we really still do not understand fully the long term consequences of infection. i would absolutely urge everyone to get vaccinated and get themselves protected. vaccinated and get themselves rotected. ., , vaccinated and get themselves protected- vaccinated and get themselves rotected. . , ., , , ., protected. that s obviously a point re eatedl protected. that s obviously a point repeatedly made protected. that s obviously a point repeatedly made because - protected. that s obviously a point repeatedly made because when i protected. that s obviously a pointl repeatedly made because when you look at what s going on in the hospitals, up to 90% of those most critically ill or the unvaccinated. at what point, i mean, how does that get dealt with longer term because can we go back to restrictions, for instance, would that be fair when so many
ten video fuels anger over christmas -a . . , ., ten video fuels anger over christmas party. yeah, up to this point there s been party. yeah, up to this point there s been allegation - party. yeah, up to this point there s been allegation that| party. yeah, up to this pointl there s been allegation that a christmas party was held in number ten at a time when we were all under restrictions for the length was in tier 3d, there was no social interaction, certainly no parties was up and the prime minister up to this point has held the line that there was no such a party. we now have this clip which is pretty damning. and it shows what was then the prime minister is spokesperson joking with one of the prime ministers advisers about this party. and if you read between the lines is clear that it went ahead. it was clear that it went ahead. it was clear that it went ahead. it was clear that there was no social distance and put them i think things that will really stick in people stomach firs
but that i think- is slowly changing. i think generally as a society now, we ve reached a pointl where we know whether it sl racism, whether it s sexism, it s various kind of levels where people are not. treated equally or fairly. i think we ve reached a place now where people can t hide| behind the fact that this does not exist. - ian, your take on this and how we proceed. it s difficult. behind the fact that this does not exist. - it s difficult. between the regional media where i work and perhaps the national media. i don t know if that s borne out in the report. sounds like it was. she s nodding, and she said earlier it definitely was. that s on the bag. i think the media needs to be in listen mode. i believe it is not in listening mode comes to areas like this.
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