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The Greenpeace protester grabbed by suspended foreign office minister Mark Field has said he should consider attending anger management classes.

Janet Barker, who was manhandled after interrupting a black-tie City dinner, said she did not intend to complain to the police – but did suggest the Conservative MP may need professional help controlling his temper: "He certainly manhandled me in a way in which was very disagreeable… I want him to reflect on what he did and not do it again. Maybe he should go to anger management classes." The crucial question is whether or not Mark Field used reasonable force, or was in fact totally unreasonable and over-reacting. Weigh in your view in the comments.

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Cutting the pay of stars and senior managers would only save a fraction of the cost of free TV licences for older people, the BBC has said. But is there a better way. Mark and Pete have the answer.

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Facebook’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has been in the doghouse for months now. There are six reasons why he should walk away — maybe even run away — from his troubled company. Mark the businessman and Pete the clergyman weigh in.

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Tory Leadership candidate Michael Gove has admitted to snorting cocaine during his early days as a journalist. Gove, who’s one of the candidates vying to replace Theresa May and deliver Brexit, admitted that he took the drug on ‘several occasions’ and ‘deeply regrets it.’ Does this disqualify him? Mark and Pete have the answers from a business and religious perspective.

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Derren Brown and other stage performers claim to be able to hypnotise subjects by sending them into a tance like state. Scientific researches claim that is so much bunkum. What is the truth from a business and relegious perspective. Is any of it true?

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On Monday 3 June, US President Donald Trump will arrive in London for a three-day state visit.
The president will be a guest of the Queen and meet the current Prime Minister Theresa May. But should he be coming at all isn't he a rather unpleasant personage? Or is a a 4D chess master of a world leader? Mark and Pete have the answers.
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The race to succeed Theresa May has officially begun as the PM announced her decision to step down on 7 June, following months of intense pressure from inside and outside her party.

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A statement from the Tory party chairman and the backbench 1922 Committee said nominations for the leadership will close in the week starting 10 June.

MPs will then whittle the candidates down to two by the end of June, before party members - all 124,000 of them - choose the UK’s next PM, with May’s successor aiming to be in place before Parliament's summer recess at the end of July.

So far, four MPs have announced they will run for the leadership - Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, former foreign secretary Boris Johnson, former work and pensions secretary Esther McVey and International Development Secretary Rory Stewart. But who will win? Mark and Pete weigh up the options.
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Was Martyn Lloyd-Jones correct all those years ago when he called for evangelicals to leave their traditional denominations and form a united church. We didnt do it then but is it time, in the face of increasing pressure with the traditional denominations including the Church of England to change doctrine to fit in with the latest cultural mores?

The fate of the Prime Minister of Britain Thersa May's career hangs in the balance and with it the fate of the British exit from the EU, Brexit. Will either ever happen? Mark and Pete have the answers. markandpete.com

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An 'orphan' who captured the heart of the nation in the early nineties after his face was badly scarred in a bombing orchestrated by Saddam Hussein has been reunited with his birth mother - after spending three decades believing she was dead.