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Let's talk to tell a bit about all sorts of things, including the fact that the lady party, his mates, who he's nice to give money to,

have now decided to expand London City Airport and Leeds Airport as well, so you get more people, more flights.

Doesn't sound very Greendale, very good morning to you.

Yeah, morning, how are you doing?

Yeah, not bad. Not bad. It has been a while. Yeah, you've been hiding from me.

I don't know. You keep abusing me on Twitter.

I'm thinking of reporting you to the Shkia Starza to get you locked up, you know, for having hateful thoughts.

But listen, what's going on with Angela Rainer? She's decided suddenly now she wants to expand the number of flights leaving London City Airport.

Doesn't it sound like Ed Miliband would agree with that? Yeah, I think a lot of environmentalists wouldn't agree with it.

I haven't read the story, Mike. I imagine it's part of the pursuit of growth that Labour...

It is, yeah. It would have. you know it's the kind of uh other

side if you like to the green agenda there's the uh you know increased uh airport capacity and there'll be

some other industrial moves as well to pursue growth for sure and i can't say that it's an entirely

bad thing of course i'm against flying but uh that's what mean. So how can you be in favour of it then?

Well, I'm not in favour of it. I'm not in favour. I think it's a mixed bag and you know,

you can't have everything that you want in this world and I wouldn't choose that. I wouldn't

choose the green initiatives and I think that with flying, you know, we just need to keep a lid on it until green flying comes along, which it is,

you know, electric airplanes powered by hydrogen, probably about 12 months from being in the skies,

and they'll have a range that would cover our entire country.

I saw what happened to the Hindenburg. You might be getting me on any hydrogen planes any time soon.

Okay. That was hydrogen, wasn't it?

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