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out of our by comparison with the basically permanent heatwave is what is meant by Europe. You probably know that impressed with thirty three degree temperatures, but to gets any british burglars through the heatwave. We have some free cold forts to call you down a penguin eating a packet of frozen fish thing. In about sled polar bears, playing musical statues at the camp chat, go winter festival of outdoor ambient jazz these soul of Teresa May. That section also in the bed today's top story- andy- and you know every time we talk this over. India NEWS, because this the shortage of some sort of lunacy, where, where I'm from

if you remember, we talked about a mad judge. We talked about an indian high court judge would gone mad and he issued arrest warrant on a bunch of Supreme Court judges who issued an arrest warrant on him, he'd gone into hiding for a few months, and I am happy to report that he has been found and the end, and I just one you know what your views are on this just legally as well, because when he was found in the police, the special branch of Police, enormous the c b I in India, the Central Bureau, castigation you know when they got him. He and issued an arrest warrant on them can the remit sleep, the it'd doc. They had an alternative legal warrant in their head and an end to as a student of law and jurisprudence Andy. I just want to know what this does to legal matters generally when you go to address to judge and here s, to enter

Well, that's you ve gotta would more the imagination they is put into that so just work. If you're, not a high court judge me, can it can you just put on it a judge's, wig and and wheeled that all thought inside norm? I'm having Europe's image. What kind of playground level response? Isn't it's all yours resting mate now on arresting you and then not about jump off the ground. So your site visits to me. It seems this is the kind of chaos That's the watching worlds expects from India Justice Cannon, who we think that a few weeks ago, a described the contempt of courts act as quotes. I cathartic jurisprudence which belong to the dark ages, the era of inquisition and torture, distinct from the classical roman law, which constitutes the foundation of Modern Jurisprudence- and I mean that's Daddy'S- cannot is the kind of language

that you want from a high level legal executive, precisely Andy process. In fact, it took them six weeks to understand what he was saying before that corrected, because the English them It is not ass prevalent in the lower orders of the security forces are, does it as it is about high court judges and, however, The point you raised a very valid point, because what differentiates just madness, you know, which is a man with the weekend- gavel just pronouncing sentences and a mad judge hookers That's up his own. Could this house? There is no one here, and there is no want uninteresting angle on this- is that whilst he was in hiding, he retired for ever, he reached retirement age, and he became- and I accordingly newspaper here the first judge of a high court to return

whilst being untraceable, nobody's announcer poison records to have said that is a small cross over in the Van diagram of judges. Of course, there are many judges, not so many high court judges, but very few of them have ever been untraceable and also no judge who is untraceable would give that up voluntarily. Surely so, if you are untraceable you're not gonna retire, I mean he's been forcibly retard because he turned sixty two I mean the untraceable job. Surely that is man? That's that were all judges. Dream of is that that is a dream. That is a dream, and often you don't have that intersection, as you correctly pointed out, for this, there has been a movie called fugitive. He has not made a movie called fugitive judge riggers. I feel that it does actually does not often met at I'm proud to be from a nation where such things do meet,

you can be an obscure andor and a man who can pronounced the death penalty. All in what you know. Yes, we ve got a billion people, but sometimes we know how to multi too that's what I'm trying to get out of here, in other India NEWS now. The irish ministry, which promotes a traditional and alternative medicine, has issued to some one of advice to pregnant women, telling them to avoid meat, eggs and impure thoughts. Now you might think, with pregnancy eggs and makes impure thoughts of sorts of assuming that the start of the matter, the advice listed, various things to be avoided, including tea, coffee, sugar, spices and eggs and non voyage food. I'm in India does have a pretty proud records of malnutrition index.

Mothers all. I guess we need to say in the context of that, but this is in direct contravention of the advice from the Indian Health Ministry, which has meat and eggs pretty much talk of its list of recommended foods. So a minute I guess it an intimation of what one point: two billion people you're you're gonna, have been so advice that contradict each other, but there must be some pretty confused pregnant women in India right now. That is good that is correct and and also you know, we have first nation declassify embryo. Thoughts as an edible product. So I think that one of the basic things that you have that I have a problem with with the western world is that you differentiate between adverbs and names of food products. This is the problem. You know why can't you naughty too to Moscow and a Whimsie

It's like that, you know we. We have more flexible with english language Urundi, and this is why I think we're so far advanced. You know that we only have to catch up with China and that's it because we ve, but we ve got your thoughts and me and I do not dispute meat and eggs for me up your thoughts. You know, and in the end I have been fortunate in them and any other kind of food impure thoughts and we can survive them together. You know, and- and that's why we like to be flexible with the english language. You know when we say something like you know where you're going the school avoid being hit? by gauze and bad opinions, we'll have to say that. I hope that the advice also said women should detached themselves from desire anger, attachment tat. You have to touch yourself from attachment. That's linguistically thing at the best of times anyway, but also surely attachment is something you want to practice. While you are preparing to have a baby, also says you should potatoes or from

Hatred rudeness, which is just a new word, that is, that, has just been invented. Hater witness I don't know if that means wrecked feelings of heights or being hated by something or just something completely different. It could be that have had to read this. Maybe don't wear red hot summer, very, very dangerous, to be a pope whilst president, that that is absolutely absolutely effect and attach yourself from last, which it very much shooting the holes after the doors bolted now. Is it possible and of up- and I ve been to India think four times: is it possible to find a peaceful condition anywhere in India? It is not, which is why I think what they're saying is: leave the country right find good people they don't even have to be or family. So by default you are detached. So what they say is good. Give birth in Taiwan give birth in Russia at any web. Fine good people, I think, there's a coded. Almost KGB type message here:

If we want to bring in a new life, don't do it here. We ve got a lot of people now we can see that directly and do you understand That's all we as Indians this way, the English in India language. We have invented in English, your English and we call eating is, but it's not english. You see working covering the leave the booklet also- and this is, I think, my favorite rid of it during pregnancy. Women should read the life histories of great personalities. Then, if you allow parents yo, listen to music during pregnancy to try and stimulate the brains of of the baby's within them, I know my children. I was exposing them to the greatest hits: a banana aroma from my wealth shortly before conception

but reading the life history of great. But are they gonna all most the wisdom of the ages? From their mother reading reading these books, there must be some amazing conversational going on in India, and I would how's your morning sickness when it was awful. Until I started reading Henry F bring launching thirty two Pulitzer Prize Winning Biography of Theodore Roosevelt and now feel absolutely sensational, good, so you're hoping for natural birth Europe. No, no painkillers, noakes, surgical equipment, nothing going for the forces area, by which I mean I'll, be waiting, sewer, Tony's second century idee masterpiece. They visa costs on the lives of the citizens in the original at him. At all, it's like an easy answers. Awesome advice, again, Andy Great great advice, great device, and again I don't know how you do it in the west. But you know when my son was born:

the months before it, it was critical. It was critical for my wife to read Plautus the misunderstood team you, without that we would not speak, and I promise not to pay for my son's education. I think critical state mandated that we had to read. You know Alex under the years. Making music videos thought there was critical for us to have got a Kafka. The goal of keeping yes, how those given to us by the state- and we had to read it and, as you know it was, it was mandatory in my house and you don't. We nearly came close to do because you know my wife would want to read other things and other books and that's not allowed in those times it's not allowed by the states. While I am starting to regret now that I have two children during neither pregnancy did

did I or my wife sit down and on reads biographies half of the world's leading people and nothing. Let's look at the evidence. Mackenzie ten, a night now between them absolutely zero Nobel prizes. So I mean really. India is under something. If I weren't there I, what do you know introduce my son to you, but right now he is playing the third offer of Mozart at four, so he's a diet up as we speak because he's in the middle of Cosi fan duty quarter to, written news now and I'm here in London, the city where the breath of bricks its brothers for from confusion long as we're a gold Britain is hammer,

the deal whereby on the Europe and the UK will divorce. The question is: what are we gonna? Try and keep some kind of official friends with benefits status with Europe, or is it just gonna be occasional in informal things, while in the back of a bike just don't know. We don't know yet today, as we recall the twenty third of June, one year to the day since twenty third of June last year, or if you listen to this in America June, twenty third, twenty. Sixteen thousand, I when Britain, when two votes in abreks it referendum, and I think fundamentally the situation we found ourselves in was this. Britain was on

black and we want a happy on the aeroplane. We started hearing some noises from the engines. They may or may not have been problems with those engines and we had a votes in Britain over what to do. We voted by fifty two percent of forty eight percent to jump out of that aeroplanes, excluding the but about thirty percent of people. It was still watching their in flight movies and undertake part. But we voted to jump out of the aeroplanes. And now we are jump out of this airplane. On about whether we like it or not. We have made a decision and we have to respect that decision are what we need to do is a nation now is come together and work out. How do you make a parachute that is the most important thing to do when you jump to have an airplane, the world is lucky this and then a little confused and they confused for a couple of reasons and the weather first It just seems like when all they said that that somehow, when the breaks it happened, it was a revenge of people of a certain age,

and now that the saying that this election is it revenge of the young and it seems to us that that that, for whatever reason you did not allow the old and the young to vote at the same time, seems like the old people went and then the young people went- and it's quite confusing- that through this process it seems to the world that, yes, you all such a duly wanted to leave Europe and are proposing once in Europe, and then everyone in the bid. The past did not like this gentleman. Jeremy carbon, even though I think is of is a fine beard is finally distinguish. May medical looking gentleman beard and an I would He did open heart surgery on me. I would trust him here is trust, trustworthy figure and it seems like now all that come out of this is: u wanted, remain and break but one great song about Jeremy Carbon, that people seem to be singing that young people are singing concept, because if there was one benefit out of this, a piece of art has come out of it? Would you agree and well

don't know whether its ability to say whether any benefits have come out of anything in british politics over the last last couple of years. It's very interesting position now with breaks, as you say, a data pay to be something of an inter generational prank, the breaks it votes and I'm another woman suggestion that what we it was just pretend that we live in the European Union for all the other people who really wanted it and just YO said the little news. Let us again we're out now and now we have, because politics is ninety: nine percent psychological. We know that Donald TUSK, president of the European Council, five hundred and thirty seven thousand twitter followers take that tourism. I it's really not going well, he can't we ve got,

raise the prospect of the UK staying in and to me this sounds like the ideal solution for both sides of the breaks into by here in Britain and of our because most people who were in favour of remaining are still, I think, essentially philosophical in favour of remaining, albeit thanks at the result of the referendum and regretted teeth, acknowledging that the will of the people, whatever daddy's, has to be seen through, whereas most levers are facing up to an aching void of not being able to blame Europe for absolutely everything from all bananas now having to be spherical an orange them in the marble oranges, but its problems with Brussels to British employs undercutting there are It forces do not be able to dunk witches in ponds anymore because of a U fishing quotas so appear. If we reverse this decision, not only will the Romania's we have, I think most leavers. They weren't they.

It will have the right on death row back. We just need to be in this permanent state of campaigning to leave the EU. I think that as the equilibrium that we need in this notion- Andy, you know, I think one of the fundamental problems is an ill, is illiterate electorate voting base. You know you ve, given too education to your people. This is a problem and an I'd I'd like to refer to a very small civic, local election at a town near where I was born. Been Darjeeling, which was actually a british cantonment down for a long time. They had recent elections and the gentleman was campaigning on a mandate of it restructuring is. He had been schools and hospitals and all of that- and he was campaigning- nobody was interested and his rival was not a politician. He was a local footballer. He came into that same crowd of a hundred thousand people balanced a born on its head. Did you signature, Heather and one by fifty thousand link? The fundamental problem is that your people can read and write and that that is that is what is getting in the way of all good decision.

Make it right, not to be honest, still quite a long way ahead of what happened in America last November. I think Salem tourism. I said that in a negotiation she would, rising important issues, including how Europe can work together to stop the spread of extremism online. I mean I mean, if only there was some kind of supranational european Organization that that we could be part of that would help with out with these. These things what have we done? Britain? What have we done? Tusk said that some he said Esben. He seems to be very keen on Britain staggering he said. Who knows, you might say, I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Coaching quoting John Lennon, of course, is not the only one I got. Thousands of other dream is doing all the pipe workin the admin formats, so much bureaucracy in Europe. Even the dreams of the dreams, have bureaucracy by them. These days,

In other british politics news, we had the the Queen speech Lee, there's not avert each port, goin lays out the government's action, Nora was, of course, but the most exciting thing about this year was that's the queen's Crown God it's our whales, the crown whence and I said we'll call to parliament that of non motorists before we have covered the charmingly anachronistic, traditional nonsensical isms of the coins patients die opening of parliament on this only a newspaper before, but I'm not here's, the crown getting its. We are a nation which has nurses relying on food banks for votes. We have thousands of people living on the street children going to school unfed,

and we put hats in a limousine. What priorities priorities when why for start, why the queen not wearing a happy? That is a great concern. The coin should I mean there are rumours that she rich net muscle in rehearsals for annual seek performance in the cost of dirty dancing, the musical no one puts Lizzie in the corner and the governing conservatives. I have to draw up a lot of their manifesto. Pledges, including that promise to have a new vote on fox hunting on really gliding fox hunting on very worried about this have been dropped. Now? What about Lee swarms of contraband foxes, roaming, the countryside, I'm humped it's now. The thin red line of aristocratic on horses with massive pact of dogs will not be holding back

anymore, so deep, deep concern well I'll, be there is a history to this very quickly. There is a history to this. There were during the indian summer. You know you did move the entire capital to a hidden station. Sir, I will do my. I would imagine that the crown is part of that tradition. In oh, I mean you move chairs and people and entire courts actual station, because it was to be honest, really hot act and its charter benefit. We have now because the public which scream. So I think I think that the crown deserving its own car, its own cushion and its own journeys on defence. So after most are we move the whole capital to what what what what was the hills patient while the town was called similar, and I think one fine day. Well, you move the capital a couple of times because in nineteen eleven we ve talked about this on the spot. Gus Calcutta was the capital and then I think that things fair enough. You said you know we don't like the Bengali anymore. So we could move it to Delhi, this quite central,

and I think that the before you that would mogul emperors and and and you know they were there for five hundred years and you move it, and you took five hundred years for the british government, gender figure out- that they were right in the first. That Delhi was quite central. So so I think, after ruling the country with two hundred years, they looked at the map for the first time to actually figure out what it is that they actually govern. And then they moved to Delhi and then they found it really hot. So so they moved everybody up to a little station and and every single piece of furniture births and got document the beautiful. You know the entire bureaucracy went and and climate is a very good reason to move governments. You know I mean the great changes. Can I think what spent a lot of time marauding mostly because you just did not want to die eurasian step with each month, winters Google Free

section now and prisons now. This week's episode is part of a special radio Tokyo. Why projects welcoming a new show into the radio Toby a family, the air Hustle podcast features stories of life in prison, told and produced by those living. It's at San Quentin State, prison and in support of a hustle. All radio Tokyo shows, having relating an episode in Also the theme doing time- and here is the vehicles doing time prisons feature section now. John Oliver left the share we haven't had any other people go, how soon Donna twenty stretching the slammer out of our view of you have spent a long time in jail. Well, you know I just can answer slightly different. There is very little difference between an actual prison and a small room by a partner

so. Even though happened, the general living conditions of any artist in a city like this is is in fact the architects often visit local prisons before they build softened king that there is in fact a match in what we're. Looking at Andy amending the common complaint prisons in Britain you will see in the tabloid press prisons like five star hotels and when you think about it. Look at the statistics. Prisons are very much like five saw. Hotels in that may seem to be specifically designed to do everything in their power to make sure that guests come back for another state who have spectacular levels of of re offending in this country. The, and yet was the prison population has gone up. The number of prison officers has come down now. On the one hand, you might think what that is obviously being stupid, but on the other hand, you both yeah so

the logic, is to try appeal to prisoners british sense of fair play. If you cut prison officers, cut police numbers of the coming to me doing, and we were on our british criminals- have a night's british sense of british fair play that politicians bang on about, while shamelessly benefiting from massively unjust electoral system, I'm getting themselves about how much tax global corporations would have to pay if the maiden pay it and the criminals, they want to challenge if they're not commit crime, if there is no challenge other she's, a visionary. Why of sorting everything everything out? It's really lovely in British if either in how you look at the world, its very unique, because just as bad as he's about to burn the bank or a jewelry shop, He thinks what kind of bird my placing on the state infrastructure but doing things he's looking at the larger picture, and that is a fundamental assumption that that this criminal understands the ways of the world and I think, you're, giving him a certain respect. Your keeping him

that understanding of global geopolitics, socio economic. This is a criminal who reads the economy and understands the burden we will place on the state. I have a slightly different question, audio, apparently from what I'm reading Andy from what you're telling me that prison is somehow associated with shame and some sort of some sort of guilt in the western world right here. You know from from what I've noticed from the people that have gone to prison for high,

option cases. It is actually status symbol, fewer anyone whose anyone in the power circles in India, politics or business. If you have not been to prison, you are probably not a condemned, and if you have a bit I rested for anything below sea, a hundred billion dollar corruption, scam, we black to call them scam, you are the one. You are not a player, you are nobody, in fact. That's the shame. If you live at home that shameful, because you haven't achieved anything, you ve got to prison, that's an achievement and there's a gentlemen that you and I have talked about Andy V V, one of one of the great indian businessmen who found himself in prison because of a policy scheme for this is that Sobriety Roy who, as a master fortune of over fifty billion, is dollars or rupees? Let's go with both

the obvious hotels around around the world, and essentially, he has set up a fool office inside the jail he is currently residing in who sell his hotels soap. Basically, as you say, from inside, a maximum security, prison running I probably empire this is sensational this. This is absolutely correct and in fact there was a great story with said. The court has given him fifteen days to sell his five stop hotels from jail. I think that he got bail. I think now is out on bail, but when this was going on a few months ago, the he actually had the the gall to complain to the judges saying that his video conferencing facility was not strong enough.

Give his goals with his investment bankers on Wall Street Dropping, which is why I could not sell the Plaza hotel knew no, and without that money being returned to investors, he would not get out of jail. His other properties were wherein inborn drops in a square which I believe it's in your city So, if, if you, wherever passing that area, I've been told it of any posh area of London Mayfair, please note that that the nickel Creation for that real estate is currently taking place in prison, inside a maximum security prison discussions of its refurbishment management. Gotten cleanliness is going on inside the work. It is good to hear that. Say you gotta make prisoners work, so I can get ready for life back on its back on the outside and surely running a massive hotel empire Emma s better than sewing mailbags or for making.

Spoons Howard League for penal reforming this country's great organization that is trying to make our penal system in Layman's terms, grow up and the directive campaigns. Leg, said that reducing resources, while allowing the prison population to grow unchecked, has created a toxic cocktail of violent death and human misery. Now: violence, death and human rights. That is not a cocktail. You want a drink on a night, how or specifically the kind of cotton anyone to drink on several hundred consecutive non voluntary nights in. In fact, I have that cocktail right here, the penal calendar, my gun, that needs a significant squeeze of lemon and seriously distracts parasol

What the heck Gimme another one is. The only laugh are now actually what we, NATO and of up to solve the global problem with prisms, embodies spice prisons That's surely emanates, but no is being suggested in certain science fiction shows a book but good luck, shore shonkin you why I want to those TIM Robins that order me some trials games. Neil Armstrong, no actual national aid was a petty criminal. Stolen grannie from a nursing home is a Christmas gift for his wife, Basel Dron graffiti eye shadow, and let me take on so the George Washington, on Mount Rushmore and Michael Collins, obviously legally different ways of looking at his actions in the struggle for our independence. But anyway, they all got ten stretch on moon, central penitentiary

broke out busted out of the less than other Diane Collins, overseen the getaway vehicles, zoom them back to earth. More recently, TIM Pick, the british astronaut was sent up for a six month stretch on the ancient by international space station Karma Woody, go slam for think being scientific in charge of a rocky. Something and since you got back, he has not gone on a single Bonnie, inclood style crime, break clean as a whistle guys life back on track. Point proof Your emails, now this coming from Jamie Thompson

there on the hope, your well I'm fine thanks or that date I'd like you to know that I went up to the hideaway, instructing device and tickets for your fundraising thing that thing that we put flesh out the details. As I fundraising gig this coming Tuesday, the twenty seventh featuring me, Jeremy, Hardy Sophie Hagen and John the Baptist Jamie continues. The lighting the box office said. Oh, you mean the event with Mark Zuckerberg. I smiled and said yes, while ass great are now being mistaken for the founder of Facebook, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world. I don't have the ushers be flattered or insulted them, and I have never overlooks the spread of hate speech on internet platform that may have may have had control of I'm not saying module. Bug has I'm just saying I haven't, but other what I'm

beginning with Zed are not sure there are many similarities between Zuckerberg an eye in the way we have conducted our commercial careers, but anyway, do come to that gig issue: terrific on Tuesday night to raise money for my children's primary schools. Precipitate help disadvantaged children from a school go on these school camp, that is to say at the wonderful hideaway club. Instead, we overrun as as ever, but a quick word on the cricket and of Abu India lost the final. The champions trophy to Pakistan, after which fifteen people were arrested,

full celebrates in India for celebrating Pakistan's victory on charges of sedition. That's sedition challenges now. Sedition is combat or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch, You know that pleased right into our concept of fair play. In that you, you can fairly support any side as long as you're willing to pay students of India as a nation, well you're, not that pleased right into our concept of fair play. In that you, you can fairly simple

any side as long as you're willing to go to jail after you know, that's that's sources. The world view that you and I don't know how it is in the west. I don't know, I don't know what sportsmanship means in the west, but to us it means as long as you're supporting us Europe's future sportsmen spit. That's basically what that means. I have a slightly different problem and we would be what sort of really convinced that we would win, because you know you know, statistics which I know that you're very famous boring cricket enough said that we were what the number one side right for the in this format of the game in Pakistan were fortieth out of eighty eight and and and so therefore, we bought a lot a firecracker as a nation. We bought a lot of fire crackers because it was certain by eight that evening, we'd be winning, and then, when we didn't and have this sort of massive, you know hellenic tragedy. You know on our hands a bunch of firecrackers just when

in some sort of existential crisis. What I'm a bit of this was a nation uncertain of what to do with five. So is the first time where there were firecrackers out of bewilderment than celebration to do the firecrackers sound different wanted to set off bewildered, rather than happily the desert. This team. Sad to be visited jobs at this point. As you said, this was a hugely unexpected victory for technical early in the tournament Pakistan commoners, basically eve the rubbish is all the second rubbish is team in the tournament think are absolutely thrashed by India in their first going by looked like each ornament. When is it that point the same way that a budgets looks like a suitable vehicle for a ride in the grand national? But Pakistan croquet is one of the most gloriously baffling sporting phenomena in the universe that did not just turn

the tall turning round on a sixpence, they Volta, that's italic, clean over the iceberg in a triple twisting double pipe back somersault into the open ocean to victory. It was actually sensational the way they freshets India and England in the semi farmers. Onto about that, I totally agree so I did India and adding that's not going on. Buying lately really really hammered India and there was a run out in in in the final eminent knew already losing. There was a spectacular run. I would end up with both battlement the same end, which for non cricket. Aficionados, listen to the people is a bad thing, a very bad thing it was twenty yards away from being where he was supposed to be, and I cannot and how an indian Batman can ever be run out in cricket and about because, though- I say if you have survived to adulthood crossing road, in India. You shouldn't

we run out in cricket. You should know how to get from a place to another place about twenty yards in a short space of time, without anything going wrong. How can an indian crickets be run out if they have made it to the age of twenty? I think what happened by that point Andy's than we were already five down right, an end that the players themselves so well paid the wealthiest cricketing thing nations where there was a confused and their own laws and perhaps a little scared that they were not running towards the other week. It ended. They were running away from stadium and, like all our billion there has who seek refuge in London, they were hoping never to come out there for coping d run into the city of London, never to be found like so many, the great indian fugitive. Well. That brings us to the end of this week's bugle next week will full exclusive coverage of the First Rugby Union tests match between

New Zealand Old lacks any british and irish lines. The its emanates gonna be tough on November. I imagine how about a massive rugby fan, but using one thirty seven matches in a row in the stadium that the lines applying them in tomorrow morning. We regard this as a as tasks go to try and beaten using the New Zealand as what pogo sticking your way to the top of Mount Everest, not impossible, but very tricky, and they will have full reports exclusively on that next week. Any web thanks Roma once again for joining me from Mumbai De La as ever to have you on the show I'll be back next week with Tom Balance. A new bugle co host Tiffany statements and the bugle proud, member of Radio Tokyo from pay. Our acts made possible with great support from our founding sponsors. The night founded until next on vehicles, goodbye,