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with one of these? oh, i don t know. i don t normally get hit. that s the answer! i ve never ticked while boxing, and i think i ve had tourette s diagnosed for three years, ticking every day, and i haven t ticked once. i don t even know how to explain it. it s so weird, i don t even tic while doing it. it were like something were lifted. you could see in him straightaway. and from that second, he stopped, stopped twitching. it s made everything a lot, a lot easier. and he s got something happy to get up about now. so, yeah, it s given him a lease on life. and this is where the magic happens. jonny s gym in the middle of town. you can see all the energy inside here, you can even smell it in the air. tell us about the finances, how it works.
cabinet members leaving in the last half an hour or so. he is driving the shortjourney down there to the houses of parliament. we won t hear from him straightaway. at midday we will hear at prime minister s questions with the prime minister for half an hour or so and at 12:30 we will see rishi sunak standing up and delivering that spring statement. he will be answering some of the questions that we have all been posing this morning, to see what measures he will and won t take. we can cross to our political correspondentjonathan blake. so, he hasjust correspondentjonathan blake. so, he has just left? correspondentjonathan blake. so, he hasjust left? he correspondent jonathan blake. so, he hasjust left? has ust left? he has. a brief pause to hasjust left? he has. a brief pause to ose hasjust left? he has. a brief pause to pose for hasjust left? he has. a brief pause to pose for photographs hasjust left? he has. a brief pause to pose for photographs from i hasjust left? he has. a bri
there. we have been hearing from the people who were first on the scene that morning. yesterday we heard the ambulance man that his death looked suspicious. today we heard it was stephen porte who made the 999 call, reporting the death. the inspector, he was the first senior officer on the scene said we need to keep trying the collar s number to find out where he is so we can go and speak to him straightaway. he is a significant witness, the inspector said. they did manage to interview him later that day, he lied about not knowing the dead man and ultimately went to prison for a short while for perverting the course ofjustice but was never arrested on suspicion of any involvement in the young man s death. in the next couple of hours, it became clear that the chief superintendent of the borough did know something else about stephen porte, and his hand written notes he
where he is so we can go and speak to him straightaway. he is a significant witness. the london ambulance service had told the metropolitan police after that call that the male caller had sounded unsure and apprehensive. and then in a handwritten note made that morning by the borough commander, chief superintendent andy ewing, he wrote down, caller, previous sexual assault . and that is because there was a record on the police national computer that a man had made a complaint against stephen port 18 months earlier that he had used a drug against him and had raped him. but stephen port was not arrested on suspicion of murder. he was eventuallyjailed for lying to the police because he said he didn t know anthony walgate, though in fact he had spent the night with him. but before he was jailed for lying to the police, he managed to kill two more men and after he was released from prison, he managed to kill a fourth man and it was only after that that he was eventually arrested on suspi