one empty told me his colleagues were heading to their constituencies this weekend to face a wall of fury from their voters, another that the latest revelations were toxic and potentially fatal. however, i think the majority of tory mps are remaining quietly loyal for the moment, waiting for sue gray s report to come out, and boris johnson hopes it could yet take him out of trouble. out of trouble. let s talk now to the uk cheap out of trouble. let s talk now to the uk cheap little out of trouble. let s talk now to | the uk cheap little commentator financial times. the uk cheap little commentator financialtimes. uk the uk cheap little commentator financial times. uk political commentator. you wrote a very long editorial comment on wednesday. two days later, has anything changed that has made you think, perhaps the pressure is easing? pressure is easing? sorry. laughter laughter i don t think the pressure is easing
and the turmoil of what we call the troubles, i put on the uniform of the ulster defence regiment and stood on the front line with my comrades to try and protect the community against terrorism. so i don t run from trouble. i try to do what i can to sort trouble out, to stop it from happening, to safeguard people. and so that s why i ve stepped forward to become leader of the dup at this point in my life, because i want to find solutions to the problems that confront our people in northern ireland. i want to build a strong, prosperous, peaceful northern ireland. and i think i ve got a few years left yet to work with others to deliver that. well, given you re the same age as me, i m not encouraging you to announce your retirement here and now. let me ask you, though, about the troubles, as you raised them. how and why did a boy
run towards danger to try and sort things out and those who don t. and when i was 18 years old, nick, and when northern ireland was at the height of the violence and the turmoil of what we call the troubles, i put on the uniform of the ulster defence regiment and stood on the front line with my comrades to try and protect the community against terrorism. so i don t run from trouble. i try to do what i can to sort trouble out, to stop it from happening, to safeguard people. and so that s why i ve stepped forward to become leader of the dup at this point in my life, because i want to find solutions to the problems that confront our people in northern ireland. i want to build a strong, prosperous, peaceful northern ireland. and i think i ve got a few years left yet to work with others to deliver that. well, given that you re the same age
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