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[Music] thank you [Music] [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] thank you [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] so it's Friday night with byline times with me Peter dukes and me Hardeep matharu and over the next hour we'll be bringing you what the papers don't say and while the TV doesn't usually tell you well coming up 2022 is it over yet is it safe to come out it began with the first major war in Europe since 1945. we've had three prime ministers the death of a monarch strikes energy hikes Rising interest rates and a declining pound discuss all these wonderful events of the last year we'll be joined on the blue sofa by labor MP Dawn Butler but we can only do that with you can't we I do yeah as we always say barline TV is your TV channel so if you do like what we do do head over to filing.tv forward slash join you can become a member there are plenty of perks and you get to join us for our after dark Q and A which takes place every week after this live show ends and this week we hope to be joined by Dawn Butler it'll be a slightly shorter show because we are all exhausted uh I'm sure you are too it's cold uh the trains don't work and everything else has happened this year we've also put to bed that was a very late edition keeping us up nearly all night our print edition which leads on the great brexit the tragic brexit trap Hardeep and that leads with an article of yours about something you saw in Brussels yeah it was in the museum which looks into European history and it was our Union Jack which was taken down from where it flew with all the other member states on the day that we officially left the EU in January 2020 and it was taken put in this box in the museum and so my piece explores uh the brexit discussions and where they've they've come to Yeah Yeah you mentioned as an open casket or Denon buried and you talked to uh should we've had her on the show and it did hurt about what a traged this is for Britain but we also spoke very interestingly to David goodhart the kind of the theorist one of the sort of if you like intellectuals of brexit who thinks it is dead and buried rather than an open casket or unresolved well he thinks it is a win because it restored democracy to Britain so yeah it's where we're seeing a declining economy so I mean we always say um we couldn't do the paper that you do subscribe and that's what keeps the paper going and that's for the TV as we'll see in a moment thanks to Marina perkas who presents our tables...