Great cartoon. We don't normally mention the cartoons on the front page of this day.

Emma Woolsey here with me. Matt's cartoon. You've got a picture of Stonehenge and people saying, two people looking at it going,

we now think it was where people came to argue about the third runway at Heathrow.

Because it does feel as it's been going on for that long.

It has been going for that long and it will go on and on and on.

As we've said, this idea, this pie in the sky about building the third runway, is already, I love the daily mail headline.

Chancellor's Heathrow plan flies straight into turbulence.

And it's absolutely true.

Already, as we've said already the london

mayor you know the prime minister himself has a bit of a shaky record there's always a tweet there's

always a tweet i mean i think i'm right and saying because we did a bit of this yesterday is at least

five or six current cabinet ministers who have been on record saying we should never expand heathrow

and should never build a third runoff one of those things where you will find them saying the exact opposite of what they've, what

they're now saying. And as you say the, what's he called the energy, the net zero energy

sector idiot, Miliband has gone very, very quiet, missing in action. Yeah, nobody knows where

it is. We've got a quote, I think, a clip from Rachel Reeves talking about Heathrow.

Let's have a look at that.

According to the most recent study from Frontier Economics, a third runway could increase

potential GDP by 0.43% by 2050.

I have always been clear that a third runway at Heathrow would unlock further growth, boost

investment, increase exports and make the UK more open and more connected.

So I can confirm today that this government supports a third runway at Heathrow and is inviting

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