How to pronounce“paddyy”in English

Paddyy was that they wanted to keep some of their motives a little bit unclear.

Paddyy and I joined Adam at the end of his podcastathon that went on for many,

Paddyy, you're back from the pub.

Paddyy about whether or not content that is not against the law but is grizzly

Paddyy, I've got a present for you.

So Paddyy and Henry have both abandoned me in an appalling show of disloyalty.

interesting as well Paddyy because you mentioned police and crime commissioner in the context of your report from Brighton for Newsight when of course one

sometimes at the weekends things go slightly arai and Paddyy and I start laughing about I'm not quite sure what.

and there's an extra layer of absurdity here Paddyy because on this weekend where we're finding out the result of the deputy leader of the Labour party

So Paddyy, >> so Dennis Healey was the deputy lead of the party and there was a contest and Tony Ben who was more from the left,

Newscast, Paddyy, I must tell our newscasters that you are in something of a state.

I mean lots of us have been saying Paddyy for months that however changed as Kisama likes to call it the Labour party might be under his leadership.

Welcome back, Paddyy.

And I would contest Paddyy your um uh view that um this would be

Paddyy, when you said you were a teacher, were you really a teacher?

But I think I remember Paddyy actually both around the country when I was traveling the country during the general election and speaking

a defining feature of Kier Star's government as you put it Paddyy from the global financial crisis defining Gordon Brown's and David Cameron's perhaps and

And what he was nodding towards there, Paddyy, was not something that dissimilar from the argument Rachel Reeves has been recently making with

>> Nouse is an underused word, Paddyy.

whether they end uh making government way work in the way that Peter Heyman described to Paddyy or not, I'm not sure the entire top bit of

and Paddyy, we did, you know, suggest to people if they wanted to read more about it that there was a very

E Paddyy.

So that's if you've been if you're still with me, Paddyy.

Yeah, I think that's definitely part of it, Paddyy.

You know I'm increasingly obsessed with this idea and I said this on newscast last week with Paddyy that actually maybe something's just changed.

We are in the very early stages, Paddyy, but this looks

So Paddyy, as promised, newscasters, we

We've done a lot of listening today, Paddyy.

But what we don't know yet, Paddyy, is what's actually going to happen in Venezuela.

What I think it's less typical of and we can't say this enough and you just said it Paddyy is a

And couldn't you track yourself back, Laura and Paddyy, to what

Uh >> bit like you Paddyy, a multi-platform asset.

But you know, we spoke about this a couple of weeks ago um on one of the weekend pods with Paddyy and I wrote a piece about it in the run-up to the

>> But isn't the issue, Paddyy, that

I mean first Paddyy as you say uh there is the question of

And I've got a question for you, Paddyy.

Now yesterday, Paddyy, you quite rightly mentioned

that we're talking rubbish or if you think we're seeing interesting things or indeed if you just are enjoying the view out of the window that Paddyy has moved

Why, Paddyy, would this be the question that we want to ask at this moment in time, do you think?

Laura and Paddyy will be back with your weekend newscast

And also, as you sort of touched on, Paddyy, there are there are examples where parents might want to still be able to have contact with their kids in