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the no And this is the NOL show. Thank you. So language and how we use it was rather at the forefront of the news this

week as politicians advisors and even meteorologists seem to be

struggling with words.

Kia Starmer sought to explain the difference between the humanitarian pause and a ceasefire

and why he was calling for one but not the other in Gaza although he

would clearly like one somewhere else. Please I am calling for a ceasefire in the

party. Okay humanitarian pause then?

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It was the biggest internal row within the Labour Party for nearly two weeks.

The power of words also got Labour MP and in McDonald's suspended from the party

for making a speech using the phrase from the river to the sea which is a

pro-Palestinian chant and coincidentally Thameswater's sewage discharge policy.

Condentious language was also at the heart of the COVID inquiry which I'm pretty sure

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