We need to talk about the Toys Brexit deal because it's a disaster and I mean a total

catastrophe and whether we talk about it or not it will keep crippling our economy and our future.

Now there is a conspiracy of silence over the Toys Brexit deal for very obvious reasons.

Now the Conservatives clearly don't want to talk about it, it's their mess,

they did this, they negotiated this particular deal and they're defending it to the Hill,

it's an existential issue for the modern Conservative Party. Now they're with the Labour Party and

that's because frankly they fear they will alienate the voters in key marginal seats that they

need to win over and they are fearful of reminding people highlighting Keir Starmer's history

as a diehard remainer when he was trying to position himself of course as the next leader of

the Labour Party but obviously much of our media aren't talking about it because most newspapers

backed it like the major ones like the male, like the son, like the telegraph but also the BBC

isn't willing to talk about it, not just because those right-wing newspapers helped frame the

political coverage of the BBC but because internally there has been a decision that it is a

responsibility of the BBC not to be seen to have a pro-remain bias. Now allegations were made against

Robbie Gibb who used to work for the Tories and then worked for the BBC in a sceney position and

then became a spin doctor for Theresa May and then came back to the BBC and Emily Maith List,

the former News Knight presenter, suggested that he was pushing in a generalised by sympathetic to

the government within the BBC. Look, the net result is silence largely over this issue with notable

exceptions. Also to be honest, look, those are on the left because we're not. We weren't

frankly comfortable to say the least. With the fact that elements of the Remain campaign clearly

used it as a means to attack the left-wing leadership under Jeremy Corbyn of the Labour Party,

which has just happened, glory to Pierre-O, he was a Blaireite, MP put it to me that her colleagues,

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