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Speaker 1: Gavin Gray, our UK correspondent, is with us right now. Hello, Gevin,

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Speaker 1: you're standing by to buy your Oasis tickets.

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Speaker 2: Ha ha No, I think there's going to be a

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Speaker 2: heck of a rush on for those at the moment,

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Speaker 2: and plenty of speculation as to why the brothers are

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Speaker 2: getting back together. Incidentally, it's rumored it's for cash after

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Speaker 2: a couple of or at least one quite expensive divorce.

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Speaker 2: The brothers, incidentally an Oasis, are denying that's the reason

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Speaker 2: behind this tour.

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Speaker 1: I picked you as not an Oasis fan, Gevin's, basically

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Speaker 1: because I think you're too classy for their nonsense. It'd

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Speaker 1: be about ru.

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Speaker 2: I do have an album of theirs, but yeah, I

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Speaker 2: look at I think they're okay, just not my particular

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Speaker 2: cup of tea.

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Speaker 1: I guess here enough. Hey, So Keirstam is trying to

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Speaker 1: turn a bit of a corner on Bricks at what's

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Speaker 1: he planning to do?

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Speaker 2: Well? Yeah, it's It's got people slightly concerned. Those that

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Speaker 2: you know voted for Bricks that don't you know, aware

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Speaker 2: of what comes with this because with any negotiation you

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Speaker 2: might get something, but you're going to have to give

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Speaker 2: something as well. And that's why some are concerned about

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Speaker 2: here in the UK. But the Prime Minister is in

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Speaker 2: Berlin for talks with the German Chancellor o Our Schultz,

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Speaker 2: and he said, yes, this is all part of a

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Speaker 2: deal to turn a corner on Brexit. We know they're

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Speaker 2: going to try and reach an agreement on things like energy, security,

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Speaker 2: technology and science. They're also going to be looking at

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Speaker 2: access to each other's markets and trade across the North Sea.

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Speaker 2: So all of that I suppose that's fine. And the

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Speaker 2: Labor leader says that he wants to reset relations with

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Speaker 2: Europe after of course Low's after Boris Johnson. Not any

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Speaker 2: better under Liz Trust and sort of slightly more amicable

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Speaker 2: under Rishi Sunak. But there's no doubt that Europe, I think,

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Speaker 2: hopes to change a political party here will mean that

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Speaker 2: things are a lot friendly, and there's nothing wrong at

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Speaker 2: all in that friendliness. The question is is sekire Starma

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Speaker 2: willing to give in to certain things in order to

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Speaker 2: forge that closer relationship with the EU. And after he

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Speaker 2: is in Germany, will then traveled to France as well

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Speaker 2: to meet President Emmanuel Macron and see the opening ceremony

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Speaker 2: for the Paralympics in Paris.

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Speaker 1: Yes, of course they're tepening tonight, Hey on a little

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Speaker 1: with shocks. By how much your fish and ships has.

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Speaker 2: Gone up by yeah, me too. So it is of

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Speaker 2: course the quintessential British takeaway dish, fish and chips. But

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Speaker 2: according to a survey, the average price has risen nearly

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Speaker 2: fifty percent in the last five years. Kebab's incidental you

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Speaker 2: have gone up forty five percent, pizza thirty percent, but

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Speaker 2: fish and chips has gone up, particularly because of what's

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Speaker 2: been called a perfect storm in the industry, that being

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Speaker 2: poor potato harvests for the last couple of years both

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Speaker 2: here and in Europe, and also as part of the

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Speaker 2: sanctions on Russia. Imports on Russian seafood have gone up

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Speaker 2: thirty five percent as part of a tariff in response

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Speaker 2: to the invasion of Ukraine. And so because the fish

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Speaker 2: is more expensive and the are more expensive, fish and

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Speaker 2: chips have gone out considerably. And added to all of that,

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Speaker 2: of course energy bills and these fish and chip fryers

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Speaker 2: on this big scale of a takeaway burn a lot

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Speaker 2: of energy. So I'm afraid it has become quite an

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Speaker 2: expensive dish. The average price of a takeaway Fish and

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Speaker 2: Chips is now twenty two New Zealand dollars man.

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Speaker 1: That's jeez, it's not cheap, Gavin, thank you very much.

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Speaker 1: Good luck with them paying for them. There's Devin Gray,

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