WATCH: Johnson 1) “It’s not for government to step in and save companies that simply run into trouble”
Asked about the future of Flybe, the Prime Minister adds he does “want to ensure regional connectivity”.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton: 8) “Is there an afterlife?” “That’s a mystery.”
“The greatest trial that all human beings have to confront is that of death. How to accept the fact that I will die.”
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 7) In conversation with Hamza Yusuf of Zaytuna College
They meet in the library of America’s first accredited Muslim college to discuss conservatism.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 6) The classical musical tradition today
A Danube Institute talk on music for the students of the Ferenc Liszt Music Academy, Budapest.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 5) A discussion with Jordan Peterson about gratitude
“That is what the past really is for one: that great depth of inheritance that can’t be enumerated but just enjoyed.”
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 4) Why I support Brexit
From a 2016 debate on whether Britain should leave the EU before the referendum took place.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 3) Beauty in a world of ugliness
With D.C. Schindler and John F. Crosby – a lecture at the Catholic University of America.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 2) Green Toryism
He argues that conservatism is far better suited to tackle environmental problems than either liberalism or socialism.
WATCH: In memory of Roger Scruton 1) How to be Conservative
An interview with Sir Roger by the Hoover Institution for its Uncommon Knowledge Series.
WATCH: Thornberry – Labour Brexit policy in election was “disastrous”
“It was disastrous for us to go into a general election in those circumstances.”
WATCH: Marr asks Lewis when Russian interference report will be published
It will come out “in due course” when new select committee chair is selected, he says.
WATCH: Lewis – Part of the Brexit campaign “had racism at its core”
“They used it…to divide our communities and divide our country.”
WATCH: Long-Bailey promises to abolish House of Lords
“We are fed-up of the Westminster bubble. We have got to shift power and wealth into our communities.”
WATCH: PMQs – Soleimani “had British blood on his hands”
“I think most reasonable people would accept that the United States has the right to protect its bases and its personnel,” declares Johnson.
WATCH: Where is the Prime Minister? asks Corbyn
Johnson is “scared to stand up to President Trump” over the US assassination of Soleimani.