I'm more disturbed that they have three belly buttons!

They've got to stop leaking and briefing. They need to run the government more like a business, not like some weird undergraduate social science experiment or to provide material for 24h news. It's absolutely crazy.

On politics though, that's simply not true. If it was, you'd never see Farage or Reform, never have had that awful puff piece that Chris Mason did from the Reform conference, never have had Laura Kuenssberg fawning over Boris Johnson. In contrast, the Lib Dems and Greens get very little coverage.

That's the model for all sorts of businesses now. The parent company locates itself in a more favourable tax regime and then makes huge loans to the companies it owns - in less favourable countries - in order to avoid paying taxes.

The reason I left is because I *really* don't share Elon Musk's views. I wouldn't knowingly use or buy goods or services from a company owned by an individual with his world view.

Go - it's absolutely stunning. Madder Valley is a proper piece of history, the Dartmoor and Seawall scenes are brilliant, but the main event (Pendon) is mind-blowingly good, with a really interesting audio tour.

We have absolutely pissed away the last ten years on bloody Brexit. If Labour wants to stop Farage, there's the line of attack. It was his policy, he needs to own the abject failure.

Sadly many of them are real people, living in places like Thurrock and Basildon. It's truly depressing.

So do you support violent direct action of the sort Palestine Action has carried out? Like I said (and you ignored) I think there's no doubt it's genocide - the government has been far too slow to call it out, and has not done anything like enough.

You can be opposed to the genocide without supporting Palestine Action. Don't portray this as something it isn't.

Security massively increased there, and at the ferry ports, plus the hauliers themselves. Very difficult to hitch a lift in an HGV like they used to, though it does still happen - but in the low hundreds per year, not thousands.

I've a theory that they actually don't want a safe route. The unsafe and expensive boat crossings are probably perceived as limiting the numbers attempting to claim asylum. Who knows whether they really do limit numbers - I do know it's inhumane to let them continue.

Just abolish NI altogether and reform income tax. NI is pretty meaningless anyway - it doesn't fund the state pension, benefits, or the NHS on its own. It's an unnecessary complication.

Doesn't that figure also include "cash in hand" or other off-the-books work by businesses, as well as illegal workers?

What we had before Blueray?

Robinson kept interrupting even even Davey was answering the question. Part of me says that at least they gave them air time. But then, they gave uncritical air time to Reform's latest idiocy.