Like every kid with hairbrush in hand, I wanted to be a singer, but I lacked self-belief,

and it became a beautician, not a musician. At 18 I decided to give my life a makeover,

and I joined the Royal Navy. They taught me to do more with my hands, not to mention my head.

I always thought it'd be a pop star, but it turns out it ships the perfect stage for me,

to perform to my potential, and then go beyond it. I'm Sally,

Barney Manchester, made in the Royal Navy. Start your journey. Search made in the Royal Navy.

Boris Johnson and the government soon realised very early on, I mean it was around the time of the

first lockdown and march. We have to go with the media consensus on this, because if we don't go with

the media consensus on this, we are going to be slaughtered on a daily basis, and we are going to

be blamed for every single covert death in this country.

Hello and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantine Kissen.

And this is a show for you, if you want, honest conversations with fascinating people.

Our brilliant guest today is a male online columnist and a presenter on GB News Dan,

wouldn't welcome to Trigonometry. Hello. It's so good to have you on this show, man.

These roles are reversed, because usually I do your show on Thursdays. You're here today.

It's great to have you on. You're asking the questions. This is terrifying.

Dear and headlights moment for you, but listen, it's so great to have you on the show.

We've got lots of questions for you, but before we get to them, tell everybody about your background.

Who are you? How are you where you are? What's been your journey through life that brings you

sitting here talking to us? The journey words. The journey word. Well, I guess my background is

quite unusual, maybe, in terms of where I ended up, because I was born in New Zealand.

So I'm a dual British New Zealand citizen, because my grandparents, well, my parents were actually

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