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Paddy, you're wearing a rather lovely tie.

I put a tie on because Kemi Bajnock came into the studio

and you're always very well dressed and I thought I should, for a party leader, should dress up.

Oh.

Now, I've had spies who watched your programme tell me that you've stolen one of my questions and put it to the leader of the opposition. Like a terrible magpie. Let's have a listen. Who would you support? So LISTrust paid everybody's energy bill when there was the last energy shock around the war in Ukraine, costing tens of billions to the taxpayer. Who would get support if you were in? I did. It's a shiny. Well, it, it's a great very user all the time. I use it about you. The argument is shifting this time, isn't it? You've raised this target. I think there's going to be targeted. It's not going to be blanket, isn't it? Correct. And we've been talking about that for actually for ages for about three weeks since this first reared its head, the whole question of the war in the Middle East leading to a big

price in a big increase in the price of oil, which sooner or later, sadly, the reality is

it's probably going to lead to much higher energy bills for people here at home. So the political

debate in this country is rather hot and heavy around what to do about the cost of energy, how to

produce it, where it should come from, and whether or about the cost of energy, how to produce it,

where it should come from, and whether or not this country would ever be able to produce

enough of its own.

Welcome to Sunday's Newscast. Newscast from the BBC.

Fat boy slimmer me in the classroom doing our violin lessons.

I was the tappletail in the class.

Can I have an apology, please? I trust almost nobody.

Then daddy has to sometimes do strong language. Next time in Moscow. I feel delulu with no salulu. Take me down to Downey Street. Let's go have a tour. Blimey. Hello, it's Paddy in the studio. It's Laura in the studio. And hello, it's Henry at home. Hello, Henry. Hi, how are you doing?

All right, thank you.

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