This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Good morning, it's four minutes after ten, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

You can start with all the Jacob Rees-Mogg jokes now, all right?

I didn't know he'd been in the building, but judging from my inbox,

this is a source of enormous hilarity for UP,

but I hope he didn't insult the people that died in the Grenfell Tower tragedy again.

Otherwise, you know, crack on with whatever it is that he is

begging, pleading for attention for today. It is four minutes after ten. I turn your attention,

first and foremost, to a collection of stories that are illustrative, I think, of what a mess

much of the UK media has got itself into over the continuing carnage in Gaza. David Lammy, the foreign...

And when I say that, I'm speaking to the left and the right, the problem with an opinion

poll like this. There are two that I've got, I think the most recent, looking at UK attitudes

towards the conflict in Gaza. I need the U-Gov one.

I've got the I've got the Ipsos one here.

I also need the U-Gov one which also reflects that about three and five of the UK public,

60% say Israel's military action in Gaza has gone too far.

73% support an immediate unconditional ceasefire.

And this kind of polling is absent from an awful lot of the coverage, isn't it?

But what the left won't realize, and I use the word loosely,

I don't want to upset anybody unintentionally, as you know on this program.

We're more than happy to upset people intentionally, but not unintentionally.

What the left don't really realize is that Lami and Kirstama's government have gone further than many of their allies already.

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