Welcome back to Morning Glory. It's three minutes past nine and we are here all the way through until 10 o'clock, of course. If you're not up yet, why not? You need to get up, you need to get out, you need to get on with something. Because of course, we are now a nation according to a man by the name of Michael McClintock, Chairman of Prime Mark's owner, Associated British Foods, that we're actually so risk averse that nothing decent gets done anymore.

The public are risk averse, you know, oh, I can't go there, I think something bad might happen to me.

The public's sort of employers are risk-averse.

I know we can't hire those people.

They might be a little bit outspoken.

Politicians are a bit risk-averse.

They don't want to say anything because they upset anybody. I mean, look at the times it takes for people to actually answer a

straight question. Entrepreneurs are risk-averse. They're not doing the things that they should be

doing to push the economy forward. And even investors are now risk-averse. This is according to a

piece in the telegraph, page 19. We're going to be talking to john cordwell businessman former

conservative donor as well because of course he's a man uh who has been contributing a lot of money

to the to the tory party half a million pounds in the last election 2019 because he wanted to keep

jeremy corbin out of downing street he was so worried about what would happen if he came in

he's now said that he's in absolute and utter despair about the Tory

party and he's defecting to Labour because he quite likes the look of Sekeir Stah. We'll be

asking him all about that, why that's happening. Isabel Oakshot will be here as well,

talk to his international editor. We'll be talking about Justin Timberlake, a man that's so

wealthy you'd think he could afford a driver. No, instead he gets done for drunk

driving over in New York. Vladimir Putin's headed to North Korea where he's having a meeting

with Kim Jong-un. Boris Johnson is shunning the campaign trail. We can tell you about why Nigel Farage

is very happily making ground on the Tory party, but he's also trying to stitch up on his vetting procedures and

his vetting companies. Meanwhile, here in the UK, we've got the worst cancer outcomes than

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