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Stuart says Mike if the Newcastle students are offended by the world of Christmas what are they doing

studying and living in a Christian country well I don't think it's anything to do with whether

you're Christian or not it's just the plonkers that run a higher education in this country

Julian Nottingham says if you invite someone for Christmas dinner,

they are your guest. If they wish to bring something like wine or chocolates, lovely. If not,

that's fine. Or cheese sometimes. Absolutely right. Let's talk to Zia Yusuf, Chairman of Reform UK. I don't know if you were listening to John Rental there Zia, but it's a pretty good explanation

of what's gone wrong with politics in this country when the guy from the independent says one more people should live in cities two most british people don't

like don't like don't trump and three uh everybody thinks the nHS is going really really well

good morning mike i couldn't agree more uh those comments don't reflect the way hardworking

british people think.

When we look at something like Labor support, as you just mentioned, only one in five people

eligible to vote in the UK actually came out and voted for Kirstama.

Kirstama got fewer votes than Jeremy Corbyn achieved in both of the elections in which he stood.

So they've governed as if they have this walloping mandate based on the

fact that our voting system, the first past the post system, gave them this majority in quite an

esoteric way. And that is coming back now to haunt them. If we look at the NHS, try getting a GP

appointment. We talk to people all over the country who struggle to get one. Try getting a dentist

appointment. The fact that 19,000

people in the United Kingdom last year had to wait in excess of three hours for accident

and emergency care, that's a catastrophe. And these numbers are all getting worse, not better. Every

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