up basically doing a lot of really similar things on the wireless and on the telly box, because we were asking if politics in the uk has a racism problem and you were asking.? is politics a big stinking pot with the lid come off? oh, so that was cheery then? well, kind of. i mean, we spoke to a 19 year old who i first met on radio two when he was 16. he s a member of the youth parliament called dev sharma. he says i ve absolutely no desire to join this unsafe, illogical game called parliament. over the past few years, we ve seen it become i so immoralised, become so murky and just full of cheap political stunts. that doesn t really- represent what we want. you re 19. do you want to go into politics in parliament? not any more. so i represent. i m part of the youth parliament currently, and i speak to my fellow youth parliamentarians. and politics doesn t . seem to reward sanity. it seems to reward a sort - of radicalism or having to take a really strong view i and then sti
still with sunshine around it will be another warm affair, temperatures as high as 27 degrees, that is still 80 fahrenheit but as we go into the weekend, once again another area of low pressure will move in and anchor it self to the north west which means the further north and west you are, you are likely to see more frequent showers throughout the weekend. some showers into the south east but it will not be as bad as it has been in previous weekends and temperatures will be reasonably promising, i9 and temperatures will be reasonably promising, 19 to 2a degrees the high. maybe a degree or so down as we go into sunday and still with the risk of some showers around. enjoy. and that is risk of some showers around. enjoy. and that is tonight s risk of some showers around. enjoy. and that is tonight s news risk of some showers around. enjoy. and that is tonight s news at risk of some showers around. enjoy. and that is tonight s news at ten. there is more analysis of the the gover
and this week the labour leader keir starmer raised him in prime minister s questions, demanding to know whether he would rejoin the conservative party whilst behind the scenes worried tory mps discuss whether he might return to the front line leading the reform party. nigel farage, welcome back to political thinking. thank you. you are back where you like being, aren t you? the centre of attention. well, i ve always been a bit of a show off. i mean, there is some truth in that. yeah, it s a funny thing, but i think current affairs, politics and current affairs in the uk today has such a dearth of personalities that i find myself at the centre of debates, whether i m trying to or not, i sort of get dragged into things. there are some people listening to the radio or watching the telly now who are saying, why on earth are they talking to nigel farage? he s not a party leader . you ve not been elected to anything for a very, very long time. well, that s not quite true, actuall
not to return to haiti. you are watching bbc news. a new report on the church of england s historic links to slavery is about to be published. it follows a report last year into the church s investment funds historic links to transatlantic slavery which at the time prompted it to announce a £100 million fund for a programme of investment, research and engagement to try to address past wrongs. we go across now to a news conference taking place by an independent oversight group that was appointed by the church commission for england. it is taking place at lambeth palace. some of it is virtual but we willjoin the conference now. to virtual but we will “oin the conference now. virtual but we will oin the conference now. ., , ., ., , conference now. to give you opening remarks before conference now. to give you opening remarks before we conference now. to give you opening remarks before we go conference now. to give you opening remarks before we go on conference now.
return to the front line leading the reform party. nigel farage, welcome back to political thinking. thank you. you are back where you like being, aren t you? the centre of attention. well, i ve always been a bit of a show off. i mean, there is some truth in that. yeah, it s a funny thing, but i think current affairs, politics and current affairs in the uk today has such a dearth of personalities that i find myself at the centre of debates, whether i m trying to or not, i sort of get dragged into things. there are some people listening to the radio or watching the telly now who were saying, why on earth are they talking to nigel farage? he s not a party leader. you ve not been elected to anything for a very, very long time. well, that s not quite true, actually. who cares what he thinks? well, that s not quite true, actually, is it? because in may of 2019, you know, i led a party that was been alive forjust less than six weeks, that won an election, a european election, so dr