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Unbound, and this new one of course speaks t to a very wide d a significanband of significanty in our politics, a subject thats been an area thats been a subject of an enormous amount sought in arguments in many years, the question of nationalism of the nation and what it is in our politics, its connection to some of these forces and threats that have been driving the politics of the west in recent years. Our format will be very simple. We will hear a little bit about the book and he and i will then discuss the few minute minutes t opened up to questions from you. So, please lets welcome rich. [applause] enqueue everyone. It is a pleasure to be here. Thank you for making the time. I will share with you what has been my favorite moment from my book tour so far. It came very early on and on the second day at an npr interview. Npr has a practice i like to think of as professor ring. So, what they do thi did is thee no artist is and you give your take on history or policy, then they have a
Opposition labor Party Tom Watson says the 2nd brags it referendum is in his words the only way to proceed and that his party would support a new poll i and many others respect the result of the 2016 referendum for a very long time but there eventually comes a point and we are very far past it now. When circumstances are so changed the only proper way to proceed in such circumstances is to consult the people again in a referendum with a credible option to leave and remain on the ballot paper as labor have committed to do john howard has more on us now from london. Opponents of the government have called it a strong and important legal judgment the government itself in a tweet 10 downing street saying it was disappointing but this unanimous decision by scotlands highest court finds that Boris Johnsons decision to prorogue will suspend parliament was indeed illegal motivated it says and indeed in the advice he gave to the queen to do so motivated by the improper purpose of stymieing parl
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