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I'm on a bit of a sort of a rant this morning because I'm getting sick to death of the Nanny State.

I'm getting sick to death for Keir Starmann.

This guy who wants to send people into our offices to weigh us all,

a bloke that I know of Andrew Gwyn, Labour Co-op MP for Gorton and Denton,

has claimed somewhere in excess of 40,000 quid on expenses

for about three different properties.

You know, why should we do what he wants?

How about we go into his house and weigh him

and remove some of the money he's been taken from us?

Well, of course, this is exactly what Britain was going to get.

It changed its government a couple of months ago.

We know that Labour is a very activist party.

That's what they traditionally seek to do.

And the fact is, they won the general election, and change is what it was all about. And whilst it can be seen as a really meddling activist action that they're

doing here and lots of other things that they're proposing, the fact is that's what the nation

voted for. Now, I think it's very interesting here because you've got this story, you've got the four-day working week that the government are also proposing to give workers the rights to do.

And you were discussing earlier on with Emma that there was a portrait of Margaret Thatcher having been taken down in Downing Street.

All of these things in politics, like, are symbolic thing.

It's about showing what we are different than the last lot to do.

What I would say is, of course, the immigration problem actually happened on that the last government's brain.

And so, you know, they can't exactly say they've had a brilliant record.

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