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The Week in 60 Minutes: SNP censorship and lockdown's legal limits

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4.4785 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

On this week's episode, Andrew Neil is joined by former Supreme Court judge Jonathan Sumption; Spectator contributor Melanie McDonagh; Conservative MP David Davis; and a team of Spectator journalists.

We discuss whether the latest coronavirus data still justifies the current lockdown, how Keir Starmer is becoming irrelevant, and the SNP's efforts to censor Alex Salmond's evidence.

To watch the show, go to www.spectator.co.uk/tv.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the week in 60 minutes, brought to you by Spectator TV, recorded on Thursday, March the 17th.

0:19.6

On this week's show, the government is seeking to renew its emergency pandemic powers.

0:25.6

But where's the emergency?

0:27.2

I'll be speaking to former Supreme Court Judge Jonathan Sumpion.

0:31.5

And where's the opposition?

0:33.0

The spectator's political team will analyze the many troubles of Labour Party leader,

0:38.2

Kea Starrmer.

0:39.7

We'll also talk Irish travelers, are they still being discriminated against?

0:44.7

And former Brexit Secretary David Davis will join us to talk about his commons intervention

0:51.3

in the ongoing Surgeon, Stalin, Civil War.

0:55.5

All that to come in the next hour of top analysis and debate.

0:59.3

As always, if you subscribe to the spectator's YouTube channel, why would you?

1:03.3

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1:04.3

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1:05.7

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1:10.1

A very special thanks to Charles Stanley for their

1:12.4

continued support of the week in 60 minutes. Charles Stanley is one of the UK's leading wealth

1:17.9

management firms, one of the oldest companies on the London Stock Exchange. We're delighted

1:23.7

to be partners with them. Now, next week the government will seek to renew its emergency COVID powers for another six months,

1:33.3

even though the vaccine rollout continues on target.

1:36.3

Hospitalizations and deaths are collapsing.

1:39.3

And in three months, the final COVID restrictions are expected to go in England. So why the need for emergency powers

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