Life at the 最高の，を越す of politics was ‘堅い’, Rishi Sunak and his interviewer kept agreeing. There were some horribly personal attacks. The 圧力 was ceaseless. Mr Sunak had only managed one week of family holiday in more than four years.
‘堅い, 堅い, 堅い,’ we kept 存在 told. But the toughest thing of all? Though not 明言する／公表するd explicitly, this was obvious. It was having to put up with Piers!
Sir Piers Morgan OMG, the 広大な／多数の／重要な agitator for lockdown, had descended on 10 負かす／撃墜するing Street for his 年次の 小旅行する of 査察.
He likes to keep the place under his purlieu and 定期的に 確実にする everything is to his satisfaction. ‘I’ve interviewed a lot of 首相s in the last 25 years,’ vouchsafed the Talk TV maestro, casting a proprietorial eyebrow at the minimalist d?cor.
This consisted of white-upholstered seats, a bowl of Yorkshire roses on the coffee （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する and さもなければ little clutter.
The news 最高潮の場面 of this interview was probably Mr Sunak’s admission that he had failed in his 誓約（する） to 削減（する） NHS waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）s
In Gordon Brown’s day that would have been because all the knick-knacks had been 投げつけるd at the 塀で囲む. When Boris was in 住居, you could barely move for discarded pizza boxes and chewed ballpoint pens. After Liz Truss’s 出発, it must have felt like a Romanov 霊廟.
Now the 私的な ４半期/4分の1s at No10 are inoffensive, designed, 持続する enough for any spillages to be mopped up with a J-cloth and a squirt of 消える. Just like Rishi himself.
If Piers 演説（する）／住所d the PM with 平易な 優越 this was marbled by an ounce or two of compassion. In 皇室の Japan, Hideki Tojo may have 可決する・採択するd the same トン when making 意気込み／士気-上げるing trips to kamikaze 騎兵大隊s in the 早期に days of 1945.
At the end of the almost hour-long interview there was some jesting about how they both looked 今後 to seeing each other in a year’s time in the same place. How they laughed! 削減（する） to images of 無s 粉砕するing into American 軍艦s.
The news 最高潮の場面 of this interview was probably Mr Sunak’s admission that he had failed in his 誓約（する） to 削減（する） NHS waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）s. It would have been pointless to argue さもなければ. ‘Not good enough,’ 譲歩するd the PM. ‘We have not made 進歩 on cutting waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）s.’
His excuse was the strikes. In November, when there had been no strikes, waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）s fell by almost 100,000, he argued.
Piers, after recounting a horror story of his mother 存在 left in a hospital 回廊（地帯） after a heart attack, 需要・要求するd 解放する／自由な parking for all NHS staff.
Why, he 需要・要求するd with exasperation, was that not possible? Are all 労働者s in other 占領／職業s (for instance, television 生産／産物) given 解放する／自由な parking?
If Piers 演説（する）／住所d the PM with 平易な 優越 this was marbled by an ounce or two of compassion
Talk turned to イスラエル and its 返答 to the October 7 terror attacks. ‘Are you in a moral quandary, as I have been?’ asked Bishop Morgan.
Interviewer sat in 前線 of interviewee like a cuckoo 株ing a nest with a wren. Morgan is a big lad, Mr Sunak いっそう少なく so. Piers leaned 支援する with all the 信用／信任 that his important office in life has given him, やめる the expansive homme du monde.
Mr Sunak clutched one of his kneecaps and 可決する・採択するd a beseeching, eager 空気／公表する.
Mind you, from time to time the camera caught him doing sideways 注目する，もくろむs during his 訪問者’s sallies. These seemed to say ‘Piers is off on one again’.
One such ありそうもない suggestion from Morgan, on the 直面する of it, was for every MP to be given a 護衛, to 保護する them from crazies. Mr Sunak did not 解任する the suggestion out of 手渡す.
Interviewer sat in 前線 of interviewee like a cuckoo 株ing a nest with a wren
‘There may 井戸／弁護士席 be an argument for that.’ Yet Rishi had 約束 in the charity and decency of the British public. ‘I think people are 完全に fair-minded,’ he averred, when he considered how his 経済的な 記録，記録的な／記録する would be 裁判官d.
と一緒に the interview, in a rolling 雑談（する） box, Talk TV テレビ視聴者s were giving t 相続人 reactions.
発言／述べるs 範囲d from ‘集団殺戮 Sunak’ to ‘eurgh’.
平等に, one テレビ視聴者 said ‘Rishi is the paprika in my korma’ and another ‘I would rather have Sunak than Rodney Starmer’.
Rodney? It’s Sir Keir’s second 指名する.
The pictures Britain has been longing to see: でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れる-by-でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れる, the glorious images of Kate as she makes her return to public life as she continues her 勇敢に立ち向かう 戦う／戦い against 癌
