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this government is to cast a wrecking ball through its own deal. it is breaking up its own deal in order to deliver something which the eu says it wants itself. so clearly this is being driven by the civil war in the tory party, a bad relationship that borisjohnson has with his own backbenchers but also the jockeying for position that liz truss now has for the leadership of the tory party itself. and of course britain s reputation around the world is being shredded by this because people are looking at us, other territories thinking, what, do we now do a deal? can we trust britain to keep its word?- we now do a deal? can we trust britain to keep its word? there is also the issue britain to keep its word? there is also the issue that britain to keep its word? there is also the issue that we britain to keep its word? there is also the issue that we don t i britain to keep its word? there is also the issue that we don t have | britain to keep its word? there is l also the issue that
biggest ukrainians are quite confident. the biggest difference but if somebody says ukraine invaded or occupied. ukrainians says ukraine invaded or occupied. ukrainians are confident they can make ukrainians are confident they can make and ukrainians are confident they can make and show the kremlin that ukraine make and show the kremlin that ukraine is make and show the kremlin that ukraine is unconquerable, despite its formidable force, they won t be able ever its formidable force, they won t be able ever to control the whole country. able ever to control the whole country, which is actually huge. two and a country, which is actually huge. two and a half country, which is actually huge. two and a half times larger than britain and a half times larger than britain. ., ., ~ and a half times larger than britain. ., ., ,, ., and a half times larger than britain. ., ., ~ ., ., , ., britain. you don t think an invasion will be realised? britain. you don t think an
of the flag signal the end of the mission. kabul. time to reflect on the sacrifices made and to assess what they have achieved. and to assess what they have achieved- and to assess what they have achieved. ~ ., , ~ ., achieved. we cannot shrink from the hard reality achieved. we cannot shrink from the hard reality of achieved. we cannot shrink from the hard reality of the the hard reality of the situation today.- the hard reality of the situation today. the taliban are already situation today. the taliban are already advancing - situation today. the taliban are already advancing but i situation today. the taliban i are already advancing but the prime minister still insists britain was not abandoning afghanistan. i britain was not abandoning afghanistan. britain was not abandoning afuhanistan. ., ., ., afghanistan. i hope that no-one will leap to afghanistan. i hope that no-one will leap to the afghanistan. i hope that no-one will leap to the false will leap to the fal