channel n0 spin, no bias, channel no spin, no bias, no censorship . i'm dan wootton tonight. i'm dan wootton tonight. king . i'm dan wootton tonight. king charms— . i'm dan wootton tonight. king chartes fans— . i'm dan wootton tonight. king charles falls into— i'm dan wootton tonight. king charles falls into the guardian's- charles falls into the guardian's trap and announces his support— guardian's trap and announces his support for— guardian's trap and announces his support for an— guardian's trap and announces his support for an investigation into— his support for an investigation into his— his support for an investigation into his family's— his support for an investigation into his family's historic links to slavery.— into his family's historic links to slavery. opening the door to damaging— to slavery. opening the door to damaging reparations is in my digest.— damaging reparations is in my digest. next,— damaging reparations is in my digest. next, i'll— damaging reparations is in my digest. next, i'll explain why our monarch— digest. next, i'll explain why our monarch needs to wise up to the hsshsush— our monarch needs to wise up to the nefarious forces— our monarch needs to wise up to the nefarious forces behind this shhhhhgh— the nefarious forces behind this shhhshgh or— the nefarious forces behind this campaign or risk— the nefarious forces behind this campaign or risk destroying the how— campaign or risk destroying the hsyhh hhhhh. — campaign or risk destroying the royal family. as— campaign or risk destroying the royal family. as we know it. then— royal family. as we know it. then my— royal family. as we know it. then my superstar panel weigh in. then my superstar panel weigh h. aha— then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight,— then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight, i'm joined by hhhssh— in. and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson.— in. and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson. she sean bailey and amy— allison pearson. she sean bailey and amy nicholl— allison pearson. she sean bailey and amy nicholl ._ allison pearson. she sean bailey and amy nicholl . also coming up, and amy nicholl. also coming up, the dramatis— and amy nicholl. also coming up, the dramatic two— and amy nicholl. also coming up, the dramatic two day search of hash— the dramatic two day search of nicola sturgeon— the dramatic two day search of nicola sturgeon and peter huhsu— nicola sturgeon and peter murrell home— nicola sturgeon and peter murrell home ended as

uncertainty— murrell home ended as uncertainty remains over what the forms— uncertainty remains over what the former first— uncertainty remains over what the former first minister knew in the former first minister knew h the— the former first minister knew h the head— the former first minister knew h the head up— the former first minister knew in the lead up to— the former first minister knew in the lead up to her party ehe— in the lead up to her party executive husband's arrest. but as senior separatist figures hash— as senior separatist figures hesh eh— as senior separatist figures hesh euh eh— as senior separatist figures lash out at their former leader is lash out at their former leader hs hhe— lash out at their former leader hs hhe shh— lash out at their former leader is the snp finished as a hehheh— is the snp finished as a political force.7 snp support heuehher— political force.7 snp support daughter austin sheridan, former seehhsh— daughter austin sheridan, former scottish editor— daughter austin sheridan, former scottish editor of— daughter austin sheridan, former scottish editor of the daily heheghhh— scottish editor of the daily heheghhh ,— scottish editor of the daily telegraph , alan cochrane and telegraph, alan cochrane and commens— telegraph, alan cochrane and commons leader— telegraph, alan cochrane and commons leader of alex salmond's ahe— commons leader of alex salmond's hhhe hash,— commons leader of alex salmond's hhhe hash, nehe— commons leader of alex salmond's alba party, neale hanvey do hehhe— alba party, neale hanvey do hehhe h— alba party, neale hanvey do battle in the— alba party, neale hanvey do battle in the clash with harry enh— battle in the clash with harry and heeheh— battle in the clash with harry and meghan giving coronation erehhsergs— and meghan giving coronation erehhsergs e— and meghan giving coronation organisers a headache by sehhshh— organisers a headache by selfishly refusing to confirm hheh— selfishly refusing to confirm their attendance . should the their attendance. should the hhg— their attendance. should the he evoke— their attendance. should the king revoke the— their attendance. should the king revoke the treacherous hhv-s— king revoke the treacherous pair's invites— king revoke the treacherous pair's invites ?_ king revoke the treacherous pair's invites .7 my royal pair's invites? my royal masterminds,- pair's invites? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and hhh— masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier_ masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier weigh in. also on he— and phil dampier weigh in. also on he wav— and phil dampier weigh in. also on the way olympic medallist and herse— on the way olympic medallist and fierce women's— on the way olympic medallist and fierce women's rights campaigner sheheh— fierce women's rights campaigner sheheh hevhes— fierce women's rights campaigner sharron davies reveals why she's heveehhhe— sharron davies reveals why she's heveehhg hvee— sharron davies reveals why she's boycotting nycc after the company— boycotting nycc after the company sparked global outrage by paying— company sparked global outrage by paying a— company sparked global outrage by paying a biological man son to by paying a biological man son he heheh— by paying a biological man son to model their— by paying a biological man son to model their women's leggings and to model their women's leggings she sees— to model their women's leggings ehh shehs hes— to model their women's leggings

and sports bras ._ and sports bras. sharon- and sports bras. sharon joins me live in and sports bras.— sharon joins me live in the ehh shehs hes.— sharon joins me live in the next heur— sharon joins me live in the next heuv .— sharon joins me live in the next heuv . ahe— sharon joins me live in the next heuv . ahh es— sharon joins me live in the next hour. and as channel 4 runs a she,— hour. and as channel 4 runs a sheh heheh— hour. and as channel 4 runs a sick, naked education show . sick, naked education show. hheh— sick, naked education show. hhheh. veu-ve— sick, naked education show. elliot, you've got— sick, naked education show. elliot, you've got naked- sick, naked education show. elliot, you've got naked people standing in front of you. yes is this a new thing, a new evheheheee— is this a new thing, a new experience? i'm- is this a new thing, a new experience? i'm guessing it prehehhv— experience? i'm guessing it probably h.— experience? i'm guessing it probably is. yeah it is a bit hhzehe. — probably is. yeah it is a bit bizarre. truly— probably is. yeah it is a bit bizarre. ' z bizarre. truly bizarre. and the militant national education union forces schools to support drag queen story time . why is drag queen story time. why is the left wing establishment intent on pushing their extreme gender ideology on children? former tory minister ann widdecombe gives her unflinching verdict soon and wants the bbc guilty of spouting pro lockdown propaganda to protect its funding in the bbc. i know for certain funding in the bbc. i know for eeheh hheh— funding in the bbc. i know for certain that there— funding in the bbc. i know for certain that there were- funding in the bbc. i know for certain that there were a- certain that there were a vehehv— certain that there were a vehehv eh— certain that there were a variety of opinions, but the one vvhheh— variety of opinions, but the one vhheh hhev— variety of opinions, but the one which they chose— variety of opinions, but the one which they chose to concentrate on which they chose to concentrate eh hheh— which they chose to concentrate on was that the— which they chose to concentrate on was that the lockdown was a see— on was that the lockdown was a eveeh hee— on was that the lockdown was a mesh hhee .— on was that the lockdown was a mesh hhee . hhe— on was that the lockdown was a great idea . the we'll debate the great idea. the we'll debate the dangers— great idea. the we'll debate the dangers eh— great idea. the we'll debate the dangers eh he— great idea. the we'll debate the dangers of the anti—democratic heehee — dangers of the anti—democratic heehee hee — dangers of the anti—democratic licence fee later— dangers of the anti—democratic licence fee later in— dangers of the anti—democratic licence fee later in the show as

esveh. — licence fee later in the show as ever as well. stay— licence fee later in the show as ever as well. “c12 ever as well. stay tuned. first, look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and the final greatest britain and the final greatest britain and union jackass of the week will be crowned, too. this is dan tonight. go . dan wootton tonight. let's go. thank you for joining dan wootton tonight. let's go. thank you forjoining us dan wootton tonight. let's go. thank you for joining us tonight live on britain's news channel. just a programming note . just a programming note. business as usual here on gb news over the weekend. and i will be back on easter monday at 9 pm. so do join us then before we kick off tonight's show, though , the news with polly though, the news with polly middlehurst . though, the news with polly middlehurst. dan, though, the news with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and seed— middlehurst. dan, thank you and geeh evening— middlehurst. dan, thank you and geeh evening he— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. _ m :: dan, thank you and good evening to you. our top shevv— good evening to you. our top shevv eh— good evening to you. our top shehv eh eh— good evening to you. our top story on gb news— good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight , story on gb news tonight, ehehs— story on gb news tonight, ehehs he— story on gb news tonight, efforts to weed— story on gb news tonight, efforts to weed out hundreds of hehehhehv— efforts to weed out hundreds of potentially corrupt police ehheevs— potentially corrupt police officers from _ potentially corrupt police officers from britain's biggest herse— officers from britain's biggest force are underway. counter—terrorism officers, ehehg— counter—terrorism officers, ehehg vhh— counter—terrorism officers, along with those who tackle serious organised crime, have

been— serious organised crime, have been heheh— serious organised crime, have been drafted in— serious organised crime, have been drafted in to help clean up the metropolitan— been drafted in to help clean up the metropolitan police. more hheh— the metropolitan police. more hheh hoo— the metropolitan police. more than 1000 cases,— the metropolitan police. more than 1000 cases, nearly 700, vvhh— than 1000 cases, nearly 700, vhh hevv— than 1000 cases, nearly 700, vhh he— than 1000 cases, nearly 700, will now be reassigned . faced will now be reassigned. faced vvhh— will now be reassigned. faced vvhh ehhesh— will now be reassigned. faced with almost 200— will now be reassigned. faced with almost 200 referred to heme— with almost 200 referred to hehhh hsh— with almost 200 referred to formal risk management or vehhhh— formal risk management or vetting, former— formal risk management or vetting, former senior investigating officer at the met:— investigating officer at the heh shheh— investigating officer at the met, simon harding says vetting sheuhh— met, simon harding says vetting sheuhh he— met, simon harding says vetting sheuhh he eh— met, simon harding says vetting should be an absolute priority . should be an absolute priority. vve-ve— should be an absolute priority. vve-ve haven— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away— should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that- should be an absolute priority. we've taken away that kind of process of vetting which which helped identify people at a very early stage. yes, people would get through. when you cross over from force to force because you're already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the intelligence that that with that person that that comes with that person should follow them, obviously, and you should to see and you should be able to see that. you know, i still that. but, you know, i still think there's and i think everyone of everyone does the level of vetting be much, much vetting needs to be much, much stronger. well, vetting needs to be much, much stronger . well, police in stronger. well, police in hehhevh— stronger. well, police in northern ireland- 3 well, police in northern ireland are warning hheh— northern ireland are warning their officers— northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by hsshhehhs— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in londonderry dehy— by dissidents in londonderry hehv eh— by dissidents in londonderry derry on easter— by dissidents in londonderry derry on easter monday. that's sher— derry on easter monday. that's ehev hh— derry on easter monday. that's after mi5 raised—

derry on easter monday. that's after mi5 raised the terrorism hhveeh— after mi5 raised the terrorism hhveeh heveh— after mi5 raised the terrorism threat level in— after mi5 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following _ threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective _ severe following the shooting of senior detective john caldwell . senior detective john caldwell. hhe— senior detective john caldwell. hhe hshh— senior detective john caldwell. hhe hhhh sevs— senior detective john caldwell. the psni says there's strong hhehheehee— the psni says there's strong intelligence that attacks are hehe— intelligence that attacks are hehg phehheh— intelligence that attacks are being planned and a man who murdered— being planned and a man who murdered his— being planned and a man who murdered his pregnant wife by hushhg— murdered his pregnant wife by hushhg her— murdered his pregnant wife by pushing her off— murdered his pregnant wife by pushing her off the edge of ahhuvs— pushing her off the edge of arthurs seat— pushing her off the edge of arthurs seat in— pushing her off the edge of arthurs seat in edinburgh has heeh— arthurs seat in edinburgh has been heheh— arthurs seat in edinburgh has been jailed for— arthurs seat in edinburgh has been jailed for 20 years. cctv hheees— been jailed for 20 years. cctv hheges heve— been jailed for 20 years. cctv images have been— been jailed for 20 years. cctv images have been released shevhe— images have been released showing kashif_ images have been released showing kashif anwar and his whe— showing kashif anwar and his vvhe hashe— showing kashif anwar and his wife fauzia javed walking behind him wife fauzia javed walking behind hhh .— wife fauzia javed walking behind hhh . hhe— wife fauzia javed walking behind hhh . hhe 29— wife fauzia javed walking behind him . the 29 year— wife fauzia javed walking behind him . the 29 year old pushed his him. the 29 year old pushed his whe— him. the 29 year old pushed his vvhe ,— him. the 29 year old pushed his vvhe , whe— him. the 29 year old pushed his vvhe , vhe ves— him. the 29 year old pushed his wife , who was 17— him. the 29 year old pushed his wife , who was 17 weeks pregnant, wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, hevvh— wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, hevh hhe — wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, hevh hhe hhh— wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she _ wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she fell 50ft wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she fell soft and susheheh— down the hill. she fell soft and sustained multiple blunt force hhuhes— sustained multiple blunt force hhuhes. huh— sustained multiple blunt force injuries. but before dying, she managed— injuries. but before dying, she managed he— injuries. but before dying, she managed to tell— injuries. but before dying, she managed to tell a passing woman that managed to tell a passing woman he he— managed to tell a passing woman that her husband— managed to tell a passing woman that her husband had been behind the that her husband had been behind hhe eheeh— that her husband had been behind hhe eheeh .— that her husband had been behind the attack . now— that her husband had been behind the attack . now there's been the attack. now there's been vhehehee— the attack. now there's been vhehehee eh— the attack. now there's been violence on the— the attack. now there's been violence on the streets of paris hehev— violence on the streets of paris hehev es— violence on the streets of paris today as protesters continue to hehehshehe— today as protesters continue to demonstrate against the proposed hehsheh— demonstrate against the proposed hehsheh hhh— demonstrate against the proposed pension bill. they— demonstrate against the proposed pension bill. they set fire to eh— pension bill. they set fire to one of president— pension bill. they set fire to one of president emmanuel macron's favourite restaurants enh— macron's favourite restaurants and dash— macron's favourite restaurants and clash with— macron's favourite restaurants and clash with riot police. hheve— and clash with riot police. there have— and clash with riot police. there have been pockets of vhehehee— there have been pockets of vhehehee h— there have been pockets of violence in france since january , huh— violence in france since january , huh he— violence in france since january , but the protests— violence in france since january , but the protests have so far heeh— , but the protests have so far been heshv—

, but the protests have so far been mostly peaceful and finally— been mostly peaceful and finally he— been mostly peaceful and finally, the king has signalled his finally, the king has signalled hhs suhheh— finally, the king has signalled hhs suhheh her— finally, the king has signalled his support for a— finally, the king has signalled his support for a search into hhe— his support for a search into hhe hhhsh— his support for a search into the british monarchy . historical the british monarchy. historical hhhs— the british monarchy. historical hhhs vvhh— the british monarchy. historical links with trans— the british monarchy. historical links with trans atlantic shevevv. — links with trans atlantic slavery huh— links with trans atlantic slavery. but king charles and the slavery. but king charles and he eueeh— slavery. but king charles and the queen consort were today at a the queen consort were today at e heuhhv— the queen consort were today at a maundy thursday service in heeh— a maundy thursday service in vevh where— a maundy thursday service in york, where the— a maundy thursday service in york, where the monarch evesehheh— york, where the monarch presented specially minted coin to presented specially minted coin he heeh— presented specially minted coin he heeeh pebblev_ presented specially minted coin to local people, thanking them for to local people, thanking them her her— to local people, thanking them for their outstanding christian sevvhee— for their outstanding christian sevvhee. hhe— for their outstanding christian service. the royals were greeted by well—wishers, _ service. the royals were greeted by well—wishers, as well as a hehhuh— by well—wishers, as well as a hehhuh eh— by well—wishers, as well as a handful of demonstrators who hehhhg— handful of demonstrators who were holding banners reading not my were holding banners reading not my hhh— were holding banners reading not my hhg. hheh-s— were holding banners reading not my king. that's the news you're up he— my king. that's the news you're up he she— my king. that's the news you're up he hehe eh— my king. that's the news you're up to date on tv— my king. that's the news you're up to date on tv online dab plus enh— up to date on tv online dab plus she vehe— up to date on tv online dab plus she vehe enh— up to date on tv online dab plus and radio and this.— up to date on tv online dab plus and radio and this. and also on the and radio and this. and also on hhe huhe— and radio and this. and also on hhe huhe h— and radio and this. and also on hhe huhe h eph— and radio and this. and also on the tune in app with gb news. heeh— the tune in app with gb news. heeh hevv— the tune in app with gb news. heeh he— the tune in app with gb news. back now to dan— the tune in app with gb news. back now to dan wootton. tonight -i on -- on days like this. oh, how i long— on days like this. oh, how i hehg hee— on days like this. oh, how i long for the calm and waves ring and timeless certainty of the late great queen elizabeth ii

and to guide the royal family, the united kingdom and the commonwealth through the process of modernisation without giving in to the destructive forces who simply want to tear it all down. i think the king has fallen into the guardians trap, and i fear it could have grave consequences. so today , charles consequences. so today, charles officially came out in support officially came out in support of this guardian backed project investigating the monarchy's historical links with transatlantic slavery. a buckingham palace spokesperson told the guardian that this is an issue that his majesty takes profoundly seriously before adding that process has continued with vigour and determination since his majesty's accession. as part of that drive, the royal household is supporting this research through access to the royal collection and the royal archives. now that follows this statement, charles made to the commonwealth heads of government reception in rwanda last year. icannot reception in rwanda last year. i cannot describe the depths of my herseheh— i cannot describe the depths of my personal sorrow at the

suhehhe— my personal sorrow at the suffering of— my personal sorrow at the suffering of so— my personal sorrow at the suffering of so many as i eehhhue— suffering of so many as i continue to— suffering of so many as i continue to deepen my own understanding— continue to deepen my own understanding of slavery's ehhuhhe— understanding of slavery's enduring impact . haw understanding of slavery's enduring impact. haw enduring impact. now that sentiment might be right, but king charles needs to wise up to the nefarious forces behind this campaign who want nothing less than the royal family and the united kingdom itself to be made bankrupt via historic reparations for the sins of our fathers centuries ago . today's fathers centuries ago. today's bombshell statement was prompted by the guardian being handed a document showing a transfer of £1,000 of shares in the slave trade in royal african company in 1689 from edward colston to king william, the third. now here's where things get dodgy that document was discovered by dr. brooke newman, a historian at virginia commonwealth university who is currently writing a book called the queen's silence , which is queen's silence, which is expected to be highly critical of charles's late mother. here's the key line from the guardian's

report on the matter. she was commissioned as a consultant by the guardians cotton capital project , which has investigated project, which has investigated this newspaper's links to the enslavement of african people . enslavement of african people. so just as i predicted , the so just as i predicted, the guardian's self—flagellation in last month over its own slave links which resulted in a pathetic £10 million payment over a decade , was part of a over a decade, was part of a much wider project to bring the reparation debate to the fore and other british organisations , including the royal family. now dr. newman has today told the guardian her research shows clear evidence of the british monarchy's central involvement in the slave trade and the procured payment of its modern day wealth. she said there is no doubt that the centuries of investment in african slavery and the slave trade contributed hugely to building the status, prestige and fortune of today's royal family. there's no mention of britain being the first in the world to ban slavery, of course, and the real intentions

of dr. newman, who i asked on the show tonight and she refused to appear . they could not be to appear. they could not be clearer . a to appear. they could not be clearer. a rabid anti—monarchist . she claims everyone in britain has benefited from the slave trade . her work as a historian trade. her work as a historian has been dedicated to destroying seeing the windsors. indeed one of her many incendiary articles headuned of her many incendiary articles headlined throne of blood was posted on the blm uk website and featured one of her countless demands for slavery reparations from the royal family a crystal clear vision and her destructive world view . mere hours after the world view. mere hours after the late queen died , erg newman was late queen died, erg newman was spouting republican bile about her majesty . she was criticising her majesty. she was criticising the british people for fawning over our greatest ever monarch, before insisting that she wasn't universally beloved and questioning her legacy because she failed to apologise for her ancestor's role in slavery . oh, ancestor's role in slavery. oh, and guess what? guess what? you won't be surprised by this.

she's a fully paid up member of the sussex squad towing the tired old line that meghan was a victim of racism in britain and accusing the late queen of letting her down when the american academics mission to destroy the monarchy led her to work as a consultant with the british born comedian john oliver in november 20th, 22, helping the lefty liberal presenter script republican attack lines like this, the royal family's wealth, unlike their gene pool, is massive . their gene pool, is massive. they're like a human appendix. vve-ve— they're like a human appendix. vve-ve hehg— they're like a human appendix. we've long evolved past needing hheh— we've long evolved past needing hheh enh— we've long evolved past needing them and there's— we've long evolved past needing them and there's a— we've long evolved past needing them and there's a compelling her— them and there's a compelling case for their— them and there's a compelling case for their surgical removal . hhev— case for their surgical removal . hhev sh— case for their surgical removal . hhev sh shep— case for their surgical removal . they sit atop a— case for their surgical removal . they sit atop a pile- case for their surgical removal . they sit atop a pile of stolen wealth, wearing crowns adorned with other countries treasures . with other countries treasures. dr. newman even predicted that chehes-s— dr. newman even predicted that chehes-s veheh— dr. newman even predicted that charles's reign would herald the end eh— charles's reign would herald the end eh hhe— charles's reign would herald the end of the commonwealth and the hehevehv— end of the commonwealth and the hehevehv es— end of the commonwealth and the hehevehv as we— end of the commonwealth and the monarchy as we know it . and monarchy as we know it. and hheh-s— monarchy as we know it. and hheh-s vhv— monarchy as we know it. and that's why the _ monarchy as we know it. and that's why the king has to be so eerehuh— that's why the king has to be so eerehuh here.— that's why the king has to be so careful here. look— that's why the king has to be so careful here. look at who he's heehhe— careful here. look at who he's heehhg vhh— careful here. look at who he's dealing with. look at who he's ghvhg— dealing with. look at who he's ghvhg hhe—

dealing with. look at who he's ghvhg hhe enh— dealing with. look at who he's giving into and if— dealing with. look at who he's giving into and if he accepts hhe— giving into and if he accepts the guardians— giving into and if he accepts the guardians narrative , which the guardians narrative, which he hes— the guardians narrative, which he has unfortunate albie the huhheeh— he has unfortunate albie the drumbeat and— he has unfortunate albie the drumbeat and demands for vehevehehs— drumbeat and demands for reparations from what the hard left reparations from what the hard heh heuhh— reparations from what the hard left around the— reparations from what the hard left around the world continue to left around the world continue he see— left around the world continue he es— left around the world continue he as he— left around the world continue to see as the walking talking representation— to see as the walking talking representation of colonialism. hhe— representation of colonialism. hhe hhhsh— representation of colonialism. the british royal family might heeehe— the british royal family might heeehe hee— the british royal family might become too loud— the british royal family might become too loud to ignore now. ahe— become too loud to ignore now. and whe— become too loud to ignore now. and who suffers— become too loud to ignore now. and who suffers then? let me hhhh— and who suffers then? let me hhhh vvhe— and who suffers then? let me think. who suffers then? is chehes— think. who suffers then? is charles really— think. who suffers then? is charles really going to give up huehheheh — charles really going to give up buckingham palace, balmoral. sehhhheheh— buckingham palace, balmoral. sandringham helicopterwas sandringham as helicopter was his sandringham as helicopter was hhs shah— sandringham as helicopter was his staff and— sandringham as helicopter was his staff and his— sandringham as helicopter was his staff and his duchy of cevhveh— his staff and his duchy of cornwall profits? or will it be evehhev— cornwall profits? or will it be evehhev hhhs— cornwall profits? or will it be everyday brits who are made peeveve— everyday brits who are made peeveve nehe— everyday brits who are made poorer? nana we— everyday brits who are made poorer? nana we know the answer to poorer? nana we know the answer he hheh— poorer? nana we know the answer he hheh se— poorer? nana we know the answer he hheh se king— poorer? nana we know the answer to that. so king charles, please shee— to that. so king charles, please sheh hvhg— to that. so king charles, please sheh hvhg he— to that. so king charles, please stop trying to reason with the here— stop trying to reason with the herd heh— stop trying to reason with the hard left guardian and their ilk if hard left guardian and their ilk h hhev— hard left guardian and their ilk h hhev vehh— hard left guardian and their ilk if they want to _ hard left guardian and their ilk if they want to destroy you and evehvhhhe — if they want to destroy you and evehvhhhg hheh— if they want to destroy you and everything that makes britain heeh— everything that makes britain eveeh h— everything that makes britain gheeh h hhe— everything that makes britain great in the process . but to great in the process. but to resend— great in the process. but to resend hevv— great in the process. but to respond now, my superstar panel, the respond now, my superstar panel, hhe euhhev— respond now, my superstar panel, the author and— respond now, my superstar panel, the author and top— respond now, my superstar panel, the author and top daily hehegvehh— the author and top daily telegraph columnist allison heeseh hee— telegraph columnist allison pearson, top tory shaun bailey, enh— pearson, top tory shaun bailey, end he— pearson, top tory shaun bailey, and the author— pearson, top tory shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy— and the author and broadcaster amy hheheh—

and the author and broadcaster amy hheheh .— and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl . allison pearson, amy nicholl. allison pearson, heeh— amy nicholl. allison pearson, heeh ._ amy nicholl. allison pearson, heeh h vehh— amy nicholl. allison pearson, look, i want to— amy nicholl. allison pearson, look, i want to support king chehes. — look, i want to support king chehes. h— look, i want to support king charles. i desperately want to suhheh— charles. i desperately want to suhheh hhh — charles. i desperately want to support him. this is such an hhhevhehh— support him. this is such an important time— support him. this is such an important time for the monarchy, but important time for the monarchy, huh hm— important time for the monarchy, huh h-h very— important time for the monarchy, but i'm very concerned that he gave— but i'm very concerned that he gave hhhs— but i'm very concerned that he gave this statement today in eshese he— gave this statement today in response to the— gave this statement today in response to the guardian article . vvheh— response to the guardian article . when he— response to the guardian article . when the guardian article is heehhheh— . when the guardian article is heehhheh by— . when the guardian article is heehhheh by e— . when the guardian article is prompted by a woman who hates his prompted by a woman who hates hhs hehhev— prompted by a woman who hates his mother and— prompted by a woman who hates his mother and wants to bring hevh— his mother and wants to bring hevh hhe— his mother and wants to bring down the monarchy . “his down the monarchy. yes, i think we eeuhh— down the monarchy. yes, i think we could see down, couldn't we, from that speech, a good speech he gave in rwanda last year. he's a very decent he wants he's a very decent man. he wants to sensitive. wants be to be sensitive. he wants to be inclusive. kyiv that's all very admirable. getting admirable. i think he's getting extremely advice . us and extremely bad advice. us and a couple of decisions recently which have really offended monarchists like myself and i'm wondering why is he favouring ing people who hate the royal family and want to bring it down? why is he pandering to them? when people like me find this abhorrent? i think there's no end to it. the minute you can see the principle that he should be making historic reparations , be making historic reparations, those people, however many grovelling apologies if he offers them kensington palace,

they'll say, oh, no, that's not enough. let's have windsor castle, let's have balmoral, let's have the kohinoor diamond. it just goes on and on and they don't want a nice solution, do they? they don't want this kindly man to make amends. they? they don't want this kindly man to make amends . and kindly man to make amends. and they are they are pernicious . they are they are pernicious. they are fighting to cause division. and i yeah it really, really it really bothers me. and as you said, this woman, dr. brooke newman, has a track record of being incredibly unpleasant . when i read that unpleasant. when i read that she'd accused the british people of fawning over the queen the day after she died, i mean , the day after she died, i mean, the king should have nothing to do with the person like that. no absolutely. sean bailey and it's the commonwealth— cigar sean bailey and it's the commonwealth that she wants to the commonwealth that she wants he heshev— the commonwealth that she wants he heshev es— the commonwealth that she wants to destroy as well. _ the commonwealth that she wants to destroy as well. and i just vveheuh— to destroy as well. and i just wonder, when— to destroy as well. and i just wonder, when king charles heehheh— wonder, when king charles heehheh he— wonder, when king charles decided to give— wonder, when king charles decided to give this statement to decided to give this statement he he— decided to give this statement to the guardian— decided to give this statement to the guardian today , did he to the guardian today, did he veehv— to the guardian today, did he really hhhh— to the guardian today, did he really think about the type of heme— really think about the type of heehhe vvhe — really think about the type of heehhe vvhe he— really think about the type of people who he was empowering? i hehe— people who he was empowering? i hehe he— people who he was empowering? i hehe he he.— people who he was empowering? i hope he did. look,— people who he was empowering? i hope he did. look, if— people who he was empowering? i hope he did. look, if you go heeh— hope he did. look, if you go heeh he— hope he did. look, if you go heeh he he— hope he did. look, if you go back to the statements he made in back to the statements he made h hvenhu— back to the statements he made h revvehhe, h—

back to the statements he made in rwanda, it was— back to the statements he made in rwanda, it was a— back to the statements he made in rwanda, it was a very herseheh— in rwanda, it was a very personal statement. and in some hhhs— personal statement. and in some hhhs hs— personal statement. and in some hhhs hs e— personal statement. and in some sense, this is a continuation of hheh— sense, this is a continuation of hheh ahe— sense, this is a continuation of that. and these— sense, this is a continuation of that. and these people are not going— that. and these people are not oehe he— that. and these people are not going he shee— that. and these people are not going he she — that. and these people are not going he she se— that. and these people are not going to stop. b that. and these people are not going to stop. " going to stop. so when he says, okay, we'll have a look, in okay, we'll have a look, he in his own must know where his own mind, must know where he's to the line or he's going to draw the line or it will just keep going on. and of course, it could highlight eh— of course, it could highlight eh hhe— of course, it could highlight some of the more complicated hhhes— some of the more complicated things reparations. for things around reparations. for hsheehe— instance, who did he give the hehev— instance, who did he give the hehev-hueh- instance, who did he give the money-much do- instance, who did he give the money much do they instance, who did he give the- money-much do they give money to? how much do they give the money to? how much do they give hhe hhhsh— money to? how much do they give the british taxpayer— money to? how much do they give the british taxpayer has already hshhe — the british taxpayer has already paid? because— the british taxpayer has already paid? because if— the british taxpayer has already paid? because if-look- the british taxpayer has already paid? f �*" paid? because if you look at what happened historically, basically what happened historically, basicalithe freedom of african bought the freedom of african slaves. so the taxpayer can argue— slaves. so the taxpayer can argue hhev-ve— so the taxpayer can argue they've already paid. you hshh— argue they've already paid. you hehh-eehhhe— argue they've already paid. you talk getting windsor talk about getting windsor ceshe. — talk about getting windsor castle. actually, we own castle. well, actually, we own vhhhsev— castle. well, actually, we own vhhhsev-heh- castle. well, actually, we own windsor-not king- windsor castle, not king chehes. — windsor castle, not king charles. so— windsor castle, not king charles. so i— windsor castle, not king charles. so i think it's going to charles. so i think it's going he-hveehv. - charles. so i think it's going to-exactly. so- charles. so i think it's going to-exactly. so it's. to be very exactly. so it's hhhsh— to be very exactly. so it's british citizens- to be very exactly. so it's british citizens would british citizens that would suhev. — british citizens that would suffer. - always - british citizens that would suffer. e. british citizens that would- suffer. - always i us who suffer. it'll always be us who pays. clear. buti suffer. it'll always be us who pays. clear. but i think pays. just be clear. but i think vvheh-s— pays. just be clear. but i think what's important— pays. just be clear. but i think what's important point- f but i think what's important point here, he has he— what's important point here, he has he have— what's important point here, he has to have this— what's important point here, he has to have this little talk and hen— has to have this little talk and hhehlheehs— has to have this little talk and then-needs to— has to have this little talk and then-needs to go- has to have this little talk and then needs to go back and then he needs to go back and say,— then he needs to go back and say hshh— then he needs to go back and say, right, here's— then he needs to go back and say, right, here's the results. as say, right, here's the results. hslsee— say, right, here's the results. aslsee heeh— say, right, here's the results. asisee them, not- say, right, here's the results. as see them, not as you as i see them, not as you hshhe,— as i see them, not as you dictate, because - as i see them, not as you dictate, because whatever they hshhe— dictate, because whatever they hshhe-shew- dictate, because whatever they dictate - story to - dictate will be a story to eehhhue— dictate will be a story to continue it,— dictate will be a story to continue it, not any kind of vesehuheh— continue it, not any kind of resolution. but— continue it, not any kind of resolution. but even if wants resolution. but even if he wants to resolution. but even if he wants he-ahseh— resolution. but even if he wants he-hhseh he- resolution. but even if he wants to alison, he shouldn't to do this, alison, he shouldn't be to do this, alison, he shouldn't he-he— to do this, alison, he shouldn't he-he-heeh- to do this, alison, he shouldn't be-to-beat of- to do this, alison, he shouldn'tj be -to-beat of the be marching to the beat of the euevhehs— be marching to the beat of the

guardians drum _ be marching to the beat of the guardians drum .— be marching to the beat of the guardians drum . um, that's guardians drum. um, that's vvheh-s— guardians drum. um, that's vvheh-s- — guardians drum. um, that's vvheh-s- he.- guardians drum. um, that's what's-. no. and- guardians drum. um, that's what's . md : guardians drum. um, that's- what's-. no. and of course, what's mad. no. and of course, it's this particular allegation is 1686. you know, william of orange. i mean, how how give us a break. know how long have we got to have? but that's that's what i'm seeing, dan, i'm seeing we saw with the case of lady susan hussey, didn't we? and allegation made against the queen's loyal servant, very queen's most loyal servant, very devoted friend to the royal family. you know , chucked under family. you know, chucked under a bus the minute some woman ngozi fulani turns up at the palace says, ah, that woman, a registered look we what? tell me what she is. she's a registered royal hater. for that's sure. huh. — royal hater. for that's sure. huh. huh— royal hater. for that's sure. but. but here's— royal hater. for that's sure. but. but here's the- for that's sure. but. but here's the here's the hev. — but. but here's the here's the key. hvuehv— but. but here's the here's the key. exactly start. why is he heh— key. exactly start. why is he not charles?— key. exactly start. why is he not charles? that you will never be not charles? that you will never he she— not charles? that you will never he she he— not charles? that you will never be able to reason— not charles? that you will never be able to reason with the heme— be able to reason with the heehhe vvhe — be able to reason with the people who want to destroy you. veu-h— people who want to destroy you. you'll-reasoning- people who want to destroy you. you'll reasoning very you'll never reasoning is very eeeh — you'll never reasoning is very eeeh heeeuse— you'll never reasoning is very clear. because let's be clear . clear. because let's be clear. he— clear. because let's be clear. the guardian— clear. because let's be clear. the guardian had— clear. because let's be clear. the guardian had a look at their hhsheheeh— the guardian had a look at their historical links— the guardian had a look at their historical links slavery. historical links to slavery. ehhh-h— historical links to slavery. hhhh-h hhe— historical links to slavery. didn't like the— historical links to slavery. didn't like the outcome, and mesh— didn't like the outcome, and hheh he— didn't like the outcome, and tried to silence— didn't like the outcome, and tried to silence the people who did tried to silence the people who he .shuhv. — tried to silence the people who did - study. now, _ tried to silence the people who did study. now, look, did the study. now, look, i mean, i've missed did the study. now, look, i- mean,-i've missed you mean, nicole, i've missed you hhese— mean, nicole, i've missed you hhese-eeuhhe— mean, nicole, i've missed you these-couple of- mean, nicole, i've missed you

these couple of weeks. i've these last couple of weeks. i've missed— these last couple of weeks. i've missed veu. — these last couple of weeks. i've missed you. what— these last couple of weeks. i've missed you. what story missed you. what a story you have. — missed you. what a story you have. .shehheh— missed you. what a story you have. stopped the boats yet? have. you stopped the boats yet? vvheh— have. you stopped the boats yet? vvheh h— have. you stopped the boats yet? vvheh a story— have. you stopped the boats yet? what a story. easy— have. you stopped the boats yet? what a story. easy for— have. you stopped the boats yet? ”2th easy for you have. you stopped the boats yet? �*fvv�*ivive shivg easy for you to what a story. easy for you to evhhu— what a story. easy for you to evhhu he— what a story. easy for you to return to because— �*vvv�*iviv shin easy for you to return to because this �*fvv�*ivive shin easy for you to return to because this is your hm— return to because this is your hm hshh— return to because this is your dream, isn't it?— return to because this is your dream, isn't it? this is your hm — dream, isn't it? this is your hem h— dream, isn't it? this is your dream. a guardian loving king. do dream. a guardian loving king. he veu— dream. a guardian loving king. he veu hhevv— dream. a guardian loving king. do you know what i disagree heeuse— do you know what i disagree because this— do you know what i disagree because this is— do you know what i disagree because this is making me really feel because this is making me really heeh king— because this is making me really feel king charles. _ because this is making me really feel king charles. i love this hhe— feel king charles. i love this kind empathetic king charles kind of empathetic king charles climate change, love activists . climate change, love activists. king charles. because this is vvheh— king charles. because this is vheh ve— king charles. because this is what we want.— king charles. because this is what we want. we want a monarch vhe— what we want. we want a monarch vhe hhes— what we want. we want a monarch vhe hehes hhe— what we want. we want a monarch who takes into account the hehhems— who takes into account the problems that— who takes into account the problems that people have with the problems that people have with hhe menevehv— problems that people have with the monarchy. that's the key key to the monarchy. that's the key key he heehhe— the monarchy. that's the key key he heehho hhem— the monarchy. that's the key key to keeping them relevant. and the modernisation the royal the modernisation of the royal hemhhv— the modernisation of the royal hemhhv se— the modernisation of the royal hemhhv se h— the modernisation of the royal family so if king— the modernisation of the royal family so if king charles, would you family so if king charles, would veu he— family so if king charles, would you be happy— family so if king charles, would you be happy bankrupt you be happy to bankrupt the eeuhhv— you be happy to bankrupt the eeuhhv-vhhh— you be happy to bankrupt the country with billions and country then with billions and hhhhehs— country then with billions and hhhehs h— country then with billions and billions in reparations? i heheeh— billions in reparations? i heheeh h— billions in reparations? i noticed in your monologue that you noticed in your monologue that veu—sehh— noticed in your monologue that veu—sehh .- noticed in your monologue that veu—sehh , vhe- noticed in your monologue that you said , we know you confidently said, we know the you confidently said, we know hhe-he— you confidently said, we know hhe-he hheh — you confidently said, we know the -to that. .be i you confidently said, we knowi the -to that. .be the the answer to that. it'll be the hevhevev— the answer to that. it'll be the hevhevev ehh— the answer to that. it'll be the taxpayer and not— the answer to that. it'll be the taxpayer and not king charles, ceheehe— taxpayer and not king charles, ceheehe h— taxpayer and not king charles, correct? i disagree with that eemhhehehv. — correct? i disagree with that eemphehehv—hsi completely. king charles is ehsehuhehv— completely. king charles is ehsehuhehv-.- completely. king charles is absolutely . and i think absolutely loaded. and i think vheh— absolutely loaded. and i think vheh he-s— absolutely loaded. and i think vheh he-s going— absolutely loaded. and i think what he's going to do is to find out what he's going to do is to find euh eveehv— what he's going to do is to find out exactly what— what he's going to do is to find out exactly what his family's vehe— out exactly what his family's vehe es— out exactly what his family's vehe h— out exactly what his family's role was in the— out exactly what his family's role was in the slave trade, vheh— role was in the slave trade, vhheh hs— role was in the slave trade, which is undeniable. undeniable. role was in the slave trade, whichyoumdeniable. undeniable. role was in the slave trade, whichyou don'table. undeniable. role was in the slave trade, whichyou don't knowundeniable. role was in the slave trade, whichyou don't know that niable. role was in the slave trade, whichyou don't know that he's.e. well, you don't know that he's going— well, you don't know that he's oehe—hve- well, you don't know that he's oehe—hve e- well, you don't know that he's going give a token

going to actually give a token a knowledgement_ going to actually give a token a knowledgement in some form to the knowledgement in some form to hhe hhe— knowledgement in some form to hhe hhho, hhe— knowledgement in some form to the nato, like the _ knowledgement in some form to the nato, like the guardians . the nato, like the guardians. hehhehe— the nato, like the guardians. hehhehe ho— the nato, like the guardians. pathetic £10 million,- the nato, like the guardians. pathetic £10 million, which amounted to 0.01% of their turnover of responsibility for this history. no, it's not. it's pathetic. virtue signalling always captures me when it comes to this particular subject is that the taxpayer really repaid the slave owners until 2015. the ancestors of the people hvehveh— the ancestors of the people hvehveh h— the ancestors of the people involved in the— the ancestors of the people involved in the slave trade, the hemhhes— involved in the slave trade, the hemhhes eh— involved in the slave trade, the families of the— involved in the slave trade, the families of the slaves were paying— families of the slaves were hevhe hhem— families of the slaves were paying them. do you do you think the paying them. do you do you think hhe sheve— paying them. do you do you think the slave trade— paying them. do you do you think the slave trade was— paying them. do you do you think the slave trade was limited to the slave trade was limited to hhe hh— the slave trade was limited to hhe h e— the slave trade was limited to the uk 7 we're— the slave trade was limited to the uk ? we're talking about the the uk? we're talking about the uk the uk? we're talking about the h hehev— the uk? we're talking about the uk today, though— the uk? we're talking about the uk today, though i know you eeuhh— uk today, though i know you eeuhh heh— uk today, though i know you could talk about— uk today, though i know you could talk about spain, france hheh— could talk about spain, france hheh huh— could talk about spain, france then, but that— could talk about spain, france then, but that is— could talk about spain, france then, but that is theirs to deal vhhh. — then, but that is theirs to deal vhhh. vie-ve— then, but that is theirs to deal with. we're talking- then, but that is theirs to deal with. g with. we're talking about britain, but no one's dealing with that, are they? they're deaung with that, are they? they're dealing with us. they're dealing with us they the with us because they hate the british royal family because they view it as like the pinnacle of colonialism. no one's about all the one's talking about all of the african countries which continued with the slave trade for decades decades. for decades and decades. long i mean, the uk , we would mean, without the uk, we would we would never have seen the world. that's pure and simple.

what about. no, no, no, what about. no, no, no, no, no, no, amy, that's important. if you're talk about you're going to talk about slaves, if you're going to talk about african slaves of which i'm descendant, have to about african slaves of which i'm aboutendant, have to about african slaves of which i'm about everybody. have to about african slaves of which i'm about everybody. because talk about everybody. because if you just like you don't, it just seems like a political attack, which means it's invalid if spanish had it's invalid. if the spanish had african slaves, if the americans if the french, the portuguese, the arabs, they need to be spoken about as well. perhaps we could spoken about as well. perhaps we eeuhh heeh— spoken about as well. perhaps we could lead the— spoken about as well. perhaps we could lead the way— spoken about as well. perhaps we could lead the way on— i perhaps we could lead the way on this. \vhiv could lead the way on this. no, no, no. because— could lead the way on this. no, no, no. because otherwise it's just a money i mean. just a money making. i mean. i mean, can i just remind you we did the way? yeah, that's did lead the way? yeah, that's the point. if the uk had not abolished trade in abolished the slave trade in full in 1833, but actually the work behind that had been going on really for three decades beforehand. actually ever beforehand. well, actually ever since the rest since the late 1700s, the rest of the world never would. i mean, it's fascinating. so the uk fully abolished slavery by 1833, france abolished it in 1848, netherlands in 1861, the us in 1865, cuba 1866. brazil 1888. you know , britain should 1888. you know, britain should actually be held up around the

world as the driving force for ending slavery . do you know ending slavery. do you know what's important about this activity as well? british sailors died enforcing this . sailors died enforcing this. british taxpayer paid for it . british taxpayer paid for it. thousands of british and that's why by charles doing this. okay he should do it. he should do it. but let's have a fair look at it. because what i don't communities with within this who've suffered from it like my community then being vilified for something. what amy's saying eheuh— for something. what amy's saying eheuh hhe— for something. what amy's saying eheuh hhe heeh— for something. what amy's saying about the fact that— for something. what amy's saying about the fact that that— q what amy's saying about the fact that that he can be about the fact that that he can he hehuhev— about the fact that that he can he hehuhev ehe— about the fact that that he can be popular and modern by ehhesshe— be popular and modern by addressing these concerns. hhevhe— addressing these concerns. hhevhe-hhe— addressing these concerns. they're the concerns , amy, they're not the concerns, amy, of they're not the concerns, amy, eh eh— they're not the concerns, amy, eh ehh heehhe. — they're not the concerns, amy, of all people. what as dan said in-introduction,_ of all people. what as dan said in introduction, what queen in the introduction, what queen hhzehehh — in the introduction, what queen elizabeth did— in the introduction, what queen elizabeth did was— in the introduction, what queen elizabeth did was she kept away hem— elizabeth did was she kept away hem hhese— elizabeth did was she kept away from these highly— elizabeth did was she kept away from these highly contentious hehheeh— from these highly contentious political issues— from these highly contentious political issues ,_ from these highly contentious political issues , which the political issues, which the hhhsh— political issues, which the british people _ political issues, which the british people because you think hhevhe— british people because you think hhevhe going— british people because you think hhevhe going he— british people because you think they're going to be happy. hheh-s— they're going to be happy. hheh-s vheh— they're going to be happy. that's what started - they're going to be happy. that's what started to - they're going to be happy. that's what started to make the monarchy increasingly unpopular. and increasingly, it's doing hehv— and increasingly, it's doing hehhv veh— and increasingly, it's doing pretty well republican. e pretty well republican. it's doing— pretty well republican. it's doing hshh— pretty well republican. it's doing pretty well- pretty well republican. it's doing pretty well . i- pretty well republican. e v:hiv g iwould pretty well republican. e v:hiv g i would say. doing pretty well. i would say. i was doing pretty well. i would say. hes veehhe— doing pretty well. i would say. i was veering to— doing pretty well. i would say. i was veering to the— v:hiv g iwould say. i was veering to the final word, heeve— i was veering to the final word, heeve , hhe — i was veering to the final word, however , the queen didn't however, the queen didn't ehhess— however, the queen didn't address these _

however, the queen didn't address these things that king chevhes— address these things that king chehes hs— address these things that king charles is doing.— address these things that king charles is doing. king charles is modernising— charles is doing. king charles is modernising the royal family for is modernising the royal family hev hhe— is modernising the royal family for the better— is modernising the royal family for the better. _ is modernising the royal family for the better. did— is modernising the royal family for the better. “j v: for the better. did you see the turnout at the queen's funeral and the absolute general? of course , with which passing course, with which her passing was just in this was greeted not just in this country, millions, was greeted not just in this country, of millions, was greeted not just in this country, of people millions, was greeted not just in this country, of people around;, was greeted not just in this country, of people around the billions of people around the world. she was the most successful monarch. and let's not try successful monarch. and let's heh hv ehh— successful monarch. and let's not try and rewrite _ ” ”it." and let's not try and rewrite history. huh— not try and rewrite history. huh veu— not try and rewrite history. huh you he— not try and rewrite history. but you do that— not try and rewrite history. but you do that all- not try and rewrite history. but you do that all the- not try and rewrite history. but you do that all the time. she wasn't sean bailey. i'll leave it there. allison pearson, my suhevshev— leave it there. allison pearson, my superstar panel— e e"tiil”tiil allison pearson, my superstar panel with me all high.— my superstar panel with me all hheh—uh- my superstar panel with me all hhghh—uh vhhh- my superstar panel with me all night. up with harry night. but coming up with harry and—coronation. and meghan giving coronation evehehsevs— organisers a headache by sehhshhv— organisers a headache by selfishly refusing to confirm hheh— selfishly refusing to confirm their—should- selfishly refusing to confirm| their_ should the their attendance, should the king— their attendance, should the hheh-hhe— their attendance, should the king the traitorous king revoke the traitorous heh-s— king revoke the traitorous pair's invite— king revoke the traitorous pair's invite ?_ king revoke the traitorous pair's invite ? it's royal pair's invite? it's my royal masterminds,— pair's invite? it's my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and masterminds, lady colin campbell ehh hhhh— masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier.— masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier. weigh in soon. but and phil dampier. weigh in soon. huh-hhe— and phil dampier. weigh in soon. but the extraordinary but next, as the extraordinary hve— but next, as the extraordinary hve hev— but next, as the extraordinary hve hev hehee— but next, as the extraordinary two day police raid on nicola shuveeeh-s— two day police raid on nicola sturgeon's finally two day police raid on nicola sturgeon's-finally to sturgeon's home finally comes to an sturgeon's home finally comes to en ehh— sturgeon's home finally comes to en ehh .— sturgeon's home finally comes to en ehh , hs— sturgeon's home finally comes to en ehh , is he— sturgeon's home finally comes to an end , is the-now- sturgeon's home finally comes to an end , is the now finished an end, is the snp now finished as an end, is the snp now finished es e hehheeh— an end, is the snp now finished as a political force— an end, is the snp now finished as a political force or humza heuseh— as a political force or humza yousaf useless— as a political force or humza yousaf useless bakhmut austin shehheh— yousaf useless bakhmut austin shehheh .— yousaf useless bakhmut austin sheridan , former— yousaf useless bakhmut austin sheridan , former scottish editor sheridan, former scottish editor of sheridan, former scottish editor eh hhe — sheridan, former scottish editor eh hhe dehy— sheridan, former scottish editor of the daily telegraph, alan ceehvehe— of the daily telegraph, alan cochrane and— of the daily telegraph, alan cochrane and commons leader of hhes— cochrane and commons leader of alex salmond's— cochrane and commons leader of alex salmond's alba party. neale hehvev— alex salmond's alba party. neale hehvev he— alex salmond's alba party. neale hanvey do battle— alex salmond's alba party. neale hanvey do battle and what's going— hanvey do battle and what's going he— hanvey do battle and what's going he he— hanvey do battle and what's going to be incredible clash. going to be an incredible clash. shehehh— going to be an incredible clash. straight-break,- going to be an incredible clash. straight break, what straight after the break, what do straight after the break, what he-hhhh— straight after the break, what do-think, dan,— straight after the break, what do think, dan, gbnews.uk do you think, dan, at gbnews.uk

vehe—eh— do you think, dan, at gbnews.uk vehe—eh hevvs- do you think, dan, at gbnews.uk vote—gb news. thei vote in our poll at gb news. the vesuhhs— vote in our poll at gb news. the vesuhhs ehh— vote in our poll at gb news. the results and the— vote in our poll at gb news. the results and the clash straight ether— results and the clash straight ehev hhe— results and the clash straight ehev hhe .—

break lady i break. lady colin leveeh— lady colin campbell and ann widdecombe— lady colin campbell and ann widdecombe on— lady colin campbell and ann widdecombe on the way, but it's hme— widdecombe on the way, but it's hme hevv— widdecombe on the way, but it's hme hev— widdecombe on the way, but it's time now for the— widdecombe on the way, but it's time now for the clash and the hemehe— time now for the clash and the hemehe hve— time now for the clash and the dramatic two day— time now for the clash and the dramatic two day search of heeve— dramatic two day search of nicola sturgeon's house by hehee— nicola sturgeon's house by hehee hes— nicola sturgeon's house by police has come to an end after

her— police has come to an end after her hushehh— police has come to an end after her husband, peter— police has come to an end after her husband, peter morrell's emesh— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday morning . all arrest yesterday morning. all the arrest yesterday morning. all hhe hermet— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief executive of he— the former chief executive of hhe shh — the former chief executive of hhe shh es— the former chief executive of the snp was released without ehevee— the snp was released without ehevee hesh— the snp was released without charge last night . but images of charge last night. but images of scores of uniformed officers seevehhe— scores of uniformed officers searching their— scores of uniformed officers searching their home and party heehhuevhevs— searching their home and party headquarters have sent shockwaves_ headquarters have sent shockwaves through the sehevehsh— shockwaves through the separatist movement . and across separatist movement. and across seehehh— separatist movement. and across seehehh hhe — separatist movement. and across scotland, the 58— separatist movement. and across scotland, the 58 year old's evvesh— scotland, the 58 year old's arrest was in— scotland, the 58 year old's arrest was in connection with he— arrest was in connection with the -scotland - arrest was in connection with the scotland probe, the police scotland probe, heehhe— the police scotland probe, looking into _ the police scotland probe, looking into the spending of heeeeoo— looking into the spending of £600,000 earmarked for the hheh— £600,000 earmarked for the indyref2 campaign. meanwhile, shuveeeh— indyref2 campaign. meanwhile, sturgeon pulled— indyref2 campaign. meanwhile, sturgeon pulled out of a climate ehehee— sturgeon pulled out of a climate ehehoe evehh— sturgeon pulled out of a climate change event at— sturgeon pulled out of a climate change event at the edinburgh sehehee— change event at the edinburgh science festival— change event at the edinburgh science festival tonight as hehee— science festival tonight as police continue— science festival tonight as police continue to investigate the police continue to investigate hhe shh-s— police continue to investigate the snp's funding and finances as the snp's funding and finances es ehh— the snp's funding and finances es end he— the snp's funding and finances es ehh hhe hevvv— the snp's funding and finances as and the party queen ehhehehhv— as and the party queen officially resigned as leader of vess— officially resigned as leader of hess hheh— officially resigned as leader of less than ten _ officially resigned as leader of less than ten days ago, is now in eemhhehe— less than ten days ago, is now in complete and— less than ten days ago, is now in complete and utter disarray. hehhev— in complete and utter disarray. sehhev shh— in complete and utter disarray. senior snp figures now hueshehhe— senior snp figures now questioning the timing of the evvesh— questioning the timing of the evvesh vhhh— questioning the timing of the arrest, with some supporters of heehevshhh— arrest, with some supporters of heehevshh .— arrest, with some supporters of leadership . runner up kate leadership. runner up kate hevhes— leadership. runner up kate forbes insisting members were huheh— forbes insisting members were huheh hhe— forbes insisting members were duped into voting for continuity eehhhehe— duped into voting for continuity candidate humza— duped into voting for continuity candidate humza useless and as a heehev— candidate humza useless and as a heehev hs— candidate humza useless and as a heehev hs heeh— candidate humza useless and as a leader is inept as— candidate humza useless and as a leader is inept as useless. the man whose record— leader is inept as useless. the man whose record is justice, heehhh— man whose record is justice, heehhh ehh— man whose record is justice, health and transport minister is

uhhvehheh— health and transport minister is uhhvehheh h— health and transport minister is unrivalled in its— health and transport minister is unrivalled in its gross incompetence , rarely equipped to incompetence, rarely equipped to ehhe— incompetence, rarely equipped to euhhe his— incompetence, rarely equipped to guide hhs hevvv— incompetence, rarely equipped to guide his party through this ehshs— guide his party through this ehshs .— guide his party through this ehshs . se— guide his party through this crisis. so tonight guide his party through this crisis . so tonight i'm asking, crisis. so tonight i'm asking, as crisis. so tonight i'm asking, es hhe— crisis. so tonight i'm asking, es hhe hehee— crisis. so tonight i'm asking, as the police finish their extraordinary— as the police finish their extraordinary raid on the home of extraordinary raid on the home eh hheh— extraordinary raid on the home of their former— extraordinary raid on the home of their former leader and chief eeeuhve— of their former leader and chief eeeuhve hs— of their former leader and chief executive is the— of their former leader and chief executive is the snp finished as a executive is the snp finished as e hehheeh— executive is the snp finished as a political force— executive is the snp finished as a political force ?_ executive is the snp finished as a political force ? dan at a political force? dan at hhhevsuh— a political force? dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb hevs. — gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb hevs. huh— gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb hevs. huh he— gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news. but to debate this now, h-m — news. but to debate this now, h-m teheh— news. but to debate this now, v-m teheh by— news. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the— news. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the humza useless suhhevhev— i'm joined by the humza useless suhhevhev .— i'm joined by the humza useless supporter , austin— i'm joined by the humza useless supporter , austin sheridan, supporter, austin sheridan, a memevh— supporter, austin sheridan, a memevh eh— supporter, austin sheridan, a member of the— supporter, austin sheridan, a member of the snp , former member of the snp, former seehhsh— member of the snp, former scottish editor— member of the snp, former scottish editor of the daily veheovehh— scottish editor of the daily telegraph, alan cochrane, and cemmehs— telegraph, alan cochrane, and commons leader— telegraph, alan cochrane, and commons leader of alex salmond's ehhe— commons leader of alex salmond's hhhe hevvv— commons leader of alex salmond's hhhe hevhv vhe— commons leader of alex salmond's alba party who really could hehehh— alba party who really could benefit from _ alba party who really could benefit from this snp turmoil. heehe— benefit from this snp turmoil. heehe hehvev— benefit from this snp turmoil. neale hanvey sir— benefit from this snp turmoil. neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah, neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah hhhs— neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah hhhs hs— neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah, this is bad— neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah, this is bad ,_ neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah, this is bad , bad news for ah, this is bad, bad news for he— ah, this is bad, bad news for hhe shh— ah, this is bad, bad news for the snp, isn't— ah, this is bad, bad news for the snp, isn't it— ah, this is bad, bad news for the snp, isn't it? ah, this is bad, bad news for the snp, isn't it ? “4s?" ”vi the snp, isn't it? yeah, they're in e— the snp, isn't it? yeah, they're in a shocking state. the thing has in a shocking state. the thing hes hhev-ve— in a shocking state. the thing has they've been— i f g the thing has they've been expecting semehhhe— has they've been expecting something but— has they've been expecting something but nothing has sensational— something but nothing has sensational as— something but nothing has sensational as this and they're in e— sensational as this and they're in e veh— sensational as this and they're in e vehh hhev— sensational as this and they're in a well they don't know which way— in a well they don't know which vvev he— in a well they don't know which vvev he huvh— in a well they don't know which vvev he hum hm— in a well they don't know which way to turn i'm afraid. �*vvv�*hill way to turn i'm afraid. well i'm not way to turn i'm afraid. well i'm heh ehhe— way to turn i'm afraid. well i'm not afraid actually. i'm quite pleased. the snp looks in a in a hevvhvevhs— pleased. the snp looks in a in a downwards spiral—

pleased. the snp looks in a in a downwards spiral that— : the snp looks in a in a downwards spiral that they can't get downwards spiral that they can't eeh euh— downwards spiral that they can't eeh euh eh— downwards spiral that they can't oeh euh eh ehh— downwards spiral that they can't get out of and led— downwards spiral that they can't get out of and led by a leader vhe— get out of and led by a leader vhe heesh-h— get out of and led by a leader who doesn't really know what he-s— who doesn't really know what he-s hehe— who doesn't really know what he's doing and— who doesn't really know what he's doing and i— who doesn't really know what he's doing and i suspect that we eehehvehe— he's doing and i suspect that we can celebrate the— he's doing and i suspect that we can celebrate the demise . the can celebrate the demise. the hehueh— can celebrate the demise. the gradual demise— can celebrate the demise. the gradual demise of the snp . gradual demise of the snp. but veh— gradual demise of the snp. but vehh e— gradual demise of the snp. but vehh e hshhe.— gradual demise of the snp. but wait a minute, not— gradual demise of the snp. but wait a minute, not necessarily the end of the independence movement, as i'm sure mr. hanvey will tell you shortly. there's another party. in fact, there's two other parties. there's. there's the alba party, which did nothing at the last election in spite of alex salmond saying they were going to sweep the board. there's also the board. and there's also the scottish who are frankly scottish greens who are frankly a space. but for some a waste of space. but for some heehe— a waste of space. but for some reason people who— a waste of space. but for some reason people who vote- f but for some reason people who vote for them _ee h deepe- reason people who vote for them ._are in deep, deep. . so the snp are in deep, deep hveuhhe— . so the snp are in deep, deep hveuhhe h— . so the snp are in deep, deep trouble in dependence is still ehve— trouble in dependence is still ehve . — trouble in dependence is still alive . austin— trouble in dependence is still alive . i hiv?“ trouble in dependence is still alive . i“ v:v:v“ �*fvv�*“hi“ trouble in dependence is still- alive . austin sheridan when your alive. austin sheridan when your party is collapsing, isn't it? absolutely not. i mean, i don't hhhh— absolutely not. i mean, i don't hhhh hheve-s— absolutely not. i mean, i don't think there's any— absolutely not. i mean, i don't think there's any shying away hem— think there's any shying away hem hhe— think there's any shying away from the fact— think there's any shying away from the fact that this has been a from the fact that this has been e hhheuhh— from the fact that this has been a difficult period— from the fact that this has been a difficult period for the snp, but a difficult period for the snp, huh vehe— a difficult period for the snp, but we're under— a difficult period for the snp, but we're under new. that's the understatement of the century . understatement of the century. that's a bit of continued to heeh— that's a bit of continued to heeh h— that's a bit of continued to heeh in he— that's a bit of continued to lead in the opinion polls in

seehehh— lead in the opinion polls in heehehh .— lead in the opinion polls in scotland . and— lead in the opinion polls in scotland . and obviously as scotland. and obviously as i say,— scotland. and obviously as i say es— scotland. and obviously as i say es hes— scotland. and obviously as i say, as has been— scotland. and obviously as i say, as has been difficult. it's heeh— say, as has been difficult. it's been veehhv— say, as has been difficult. it's been really sad— say, as has been difficult. it's been really sad for the snp members. it's— been really sad for the snp members. it's been bruising for shh— members. it's been bruising for we memehvs— members. it's been bruising for snp members to— members. it's been bruising for snp members to see this go on ehh— snp members to see this go on end huh— snp members to see this go on end huh veu— snp members to see this go on and but you know,— snp members to see this go on and but you know, the snp are a veshhehh— and but you know, the snp are a resilient political— and but you know, the snp are a resilient political party. humza heuseh— resilient political party. humza heuseh hs— resilient political party. humza heuseh is e— resilient political party. humza yousaf is a resilient leader and hev-ve— yousaf is a resilient leader and they're resilient— yousaf is a resilient leader and they're resilient first minister ehh— they're resilient first minister end he— they're resilient first minister end he uhv— they're resilient first minister and he will continue with seehehh— and he will continue with scotland and— and he will continue with scotland and continue to deliver for scotland and continue to deliver hev hhe— scotland and continue to deliver hev hhe heehe— scotland and continue to deliver for the people of— scotland and continue to deliver for the people of scotland and i heeh— for the people of scotland and i heeh hevveve— for the people of scotland and i look forward to _ for the people of scotland and i look forward to supporting him eveveevs—v - look forward to supporting him over—years . but. over the coming years. but hushe— over the coming years. but austin humza— over the coming years. but austin humza today said it was a conspiracy theory that if the police had raided the sturgeon household earlier , he wouldn't household earlier, he wouldn't have been elected leader. but it's not a conspiracy theory, is it's not a conspiracy theory, is it ? it's complete fact . there's it? it's complete fact. there's absolutely no way he would have won if people knew what was coming down the line because kate forbes only very narrowly lost that leadership election . lost that leadership election. 52 to 48. police scotland did heehe— 52 to 48. police scotland did heehhe vheh— 52 to 48. police scotland did decide when they're- 5:21 ”8 police scotland did decide when they're going to eehv— decide when they're going to eevvv euh— decide when they're going to carry out their— decide when they're going to carry out their actions and no one else. and,— carry out their actions and no one else. and, you know, and as

i one else. and, you know, and as h sev— one else. and, you know, and as h sayv hs— one else. and, you know, and as v say its up— one else. and, you know, and as v say its up he— one else. and, you know, and as i say, it's up to the— one else. and, you know, and as i say, it's up to the police on he— i say, it's up to the police on the timelines— i say, it's up to the police on the timelines that they chose to huvsue — the timelines that they chose to huvsue h— the timelines that they chose to pursue in terms— the timelines that they chose to pursue in terms of— the timelines that they chose to pursue in terms of the leadership— pursue in terms of the leadership election they had a vehush— leadership election they had a robust leadership election , a robust leadership election, a vevv— robust leadership election, a vevv hehshv— robust leadership election, a very feisty debate . humza yousaf very feisty debate. humza yousaf hhe— very feisty debate. humza yousaf won the election— very feisty debate. humza yousaf won the election .— very feisty debate. humza yousaf won the election . he has won the election. he has a mehhehe— won the election. he has a mehhehe he— won the election. he has a mandate to lead the snp , lead mandate to lead the snp, lead the mandate to lead the snp, lead hhe shh — mandate to lead the snp, lead hhe shh he— mandate to lead the snp, lead the snp. he will— mandate to lead the snp, lead the snp. he will and lead the sup.— the snp. he will and lead the we he— the snp. he will and lead the we he vehe— the snp. he will and lead the snp. he rode to— the snp. he will and lead the snp. he rode to victory in huhuve— snp. he rode to victory in future elections. are neale hehvev— future elections. are neale hehvev se— future elections. are neale hanvey so you're obviously the cemmehs— hanvey so you're obviously the commons leader— hanvey so you're obviously the commons leader of alex salmond's ehhe— commons leader of alex salmond's ahhe hevvv— commons leader of alex salmond's ahhe hevhv. — commons leader of alex salmond's ahhe hevhv. hev— commons leader of alex salmond's alba party. now look,— commons leader of alex salmond's alba party. \vtifiit�*vtv" alba party. now look, whatever you think about separatism and you think about separatism and you know, i'm completely opposed to it all of a sudden, sam and looks like a very attractive leader of the movement, doesn't he? but is there a way, given what allan cochrane just said, is there a way for you to actually harness that into to winning seats ? well first of winning seats? well first of all, i don't think humza is quite as bad as as you portray him to be, although he do you think he's useless? is he useless ? an enormous an enormous useless? an enormous an enormous ehehhehee— useless? an enormous an enormous ehehhehee hheh— useless? an enormous an enormous ehehhehee hheh h—

useless? an enormous an enormous challenge that i think— useless? an enormous an enormous challenge that i think is— c.“ an enormous an enormous challenge that i think is ill ehuhhheh— challenge that i think is ill ehuhhheh hev. — challenge that i think is ill equipped for. and i don't think he-s— equipped for. and i don't think he-s mehhe— equipped for. and i don't think he's making the— equipped for. and i don't think he's making the right decisions . hh-s— he's making the right decisions . hh-s hue— he's making the right decisions . it's true that— he's making the right decisions . it's true that the— he's making the right decisions . it's true that the snp but veuhh— . it's true that the snp but veuhh veu— . it's true that the snp but would you call— . it's true that the snp but would you call him useless? is he useessh— would you call him useless? is he useless ? well,— would you call him useless? is he useless ? well, i'm- would you call him useless? l. 7” well, i'm not going he useless? well, i'm not going to he useless? well, i'm not going he eeh— he useless? well, i'm not going he eeh hhe— he useless? well, i'm not going to get into into— l.“ well, i'm not going to get into into journalistic vehhevh— to get into into journalistic vehhevh. — to get into into journalistic vehhevh. hm— to get into into journalistic vehhevh. hm e— to get into into journalistic rapport . v?" to get into into journalistic- rapport. i'm a politician , not a rapport. i'm a politician, not a journalist. but you rapport. i'm a politician, not a journalist . but you know, the journalist. but you know, the sup— journalist. but you know, the me vs— journalist. but you know, the snp is absolutely— journalist. but you know, the snp is absolutely in- but you know, the snp is absolutely in a mess and uhess— snp is absolutely in a mess and uhess humze— snp is absolutely in a mess and unless humza makes some sort ehehees— unless humza makes some sort various changes to— unless humza makes some sort various changes to his policy hehevm— various changes to his policy platform, then— various changes to his policy platform, then i— various changes to his policy platform, then i think the snp are platform, then i think the snp eh— platform, then i think the snp eh vevv— platform, then i think the snp are at very great— platform, then i think the snp are at very great risk of shhvehhhe— are at very great risk of spiralling out- are at very great risk of spiralling out of control. i hhev— spiralling out of control. i mean they the— spiralling out of control. i mean they the lunacy of eehhhuhe— mean they the lunacy of continuing to— mean they the lunacy of continuing to pursue gras and to ehev— continuing to pursue gras and to allow activists— continuing to pursue gras and to allow activists to _ continuing to pursue gras and to allow activists to have like hushh— allow activists to have like hushh he— allow activists to have like austin to attack- allow activists to have like austin to attack people online ehh— austin to attack people online end he— austin to attack people online end he mehe— austin to attack people online and to make light of assaults on women without— and to make light of assaults on women without any consequence is veehhv— women without any consequence is veehhv heh— women without any consequence is veehhv heh hhe— women without any consequence is really not the way— women without any consequence is really not the way which, which jk rowling — really not the way which, which jk rowling called— really not the way which, which jk rowling called austin hhehheh— jk rowling called austin sheridan out— jk rowling called austin sheridan out for actually. but

heeh.— sheridan out for actually. but heeh. hheh— sheridan out for actually. but look. allan cochrane- sheridan out for actually. but look. allan cochrane i- sheridan out for actually. but look. allan cochrane i just want to i just want to speak for a moment, allan cochrane, about what the scottish media and also the uk msm as well, because you are one of the few people in scotland who has held sturgeon's feet to the fire over many years. but isn't it disgraceful, allan, when you look at the huge focus that the media throughout the uk had on the boris johnson partygate investigation, you know , a misdemeanour every know, a misdemeanour every single day, they were leading on this story for month after month after month, yet they'll sit down in front of sturgeon over the past two years and will not even ask her about a missing £600,000. well to be fair, most of the media, or at least some of the media, or at least some of the media, even the i should say the london media asked her that question. she said it's hehhhe— that question. she said it's hehhhe he— that question. she said it's nothing to do— that question. she said it's nothing to do with- : she said it's nothing to do with her. i“ nothing to do with her. in other vehh.— nothing to do with her. in other vvevhs. she— nothing to do with her. in other words, she didn't do anything about it. you might remember a shmhev— about it. you might remember a similar circumstance— e you might remember a similar circumstance when she hehhhe— similar circumstance when she was fighting with— similar circumstance when she was fighting with alex salmond and was fighting with alex salmond ehh-heh— was fighting with alex salmond ehh-heh e— was fighting with alex salmond ehh-heh e-h- was fighting with alex salmond and had a in nicola's and they had a row in nicola's heuse— and they had a row in nicola's heuse ehh— and they had a row in nicola's house and her— and they had a row in nicola's house and her husband denied all hhevhehee—

house and her husband denied all hhevhehee eh— house and her husband denied all knowledge of it. _ house and her husband denied all knowledge of it. i— house and her husband denied all knowledge of it. i think he was making the mince or something or having shower. he said having a shower. he said he never discussed party problems with wife. now this is all with his wife. now this is all vuhhhsh— with his wife. now this is all vuhhhsh she— with his wife. now this is all rubbish, she must— i“ �*“v:i now this is all rubbish, she must have known semehhhe— rubbish, she must have known something-and- rubbish, she must have known something and talking rubbish, she must have known so seniorg and talking rubbish, she must have known so senior lawyers and talking rubbish, she must have known so senior lawyers today, talking rubbish, she must have known so senior lawyers today, iilking to senior lawyers today, i hseevev— to senior lawyers today, i discover-they- to senior lawyers today, i discover they all say she discover that they all say she mush— discover that they all say she mush he— discover that they all say she must be interviewed by the heme— must be interviewed by the hehee eh— must be interviewed by the police on this— must be interviewed by the police on this missing. �*vvv�*hill police on this missing. well, she— police on this missing. well, she sevs— police on this missing. well, she sevs she— police on this missing. well, she says she hasn't been asked yet. she says she hasn't been asked yet. neale hanvey, you wanted to come in there? sorry you. i mean, understand that you. i mean, i understand that ehh— you. i mean, i understand that end hehhe— you. i mean, i understand that and taking that— you. i mean, i understand that and taking that position, but his— and taking that position, but this-broken- and taking that position, but this-broken by- and taking that position, but this broken by wings this story was broken by wings over scotland— this story was broken by wings over scotland three years ago. this— over scotland three years ago. this she— over scotland three years ago. this issue has— over scotland three years ago. this issue has been— over scotland three years ago. this issue has been alive- over scotland three years ago. this issue has been alive in scottish online media for a long penod scottish online media for a long period of time. you campbell, tweeted this week. he informed journalist across the country about this years ago. totally and totally. and they put all hheh— and totally. and they put all hheh ehevh— and totally. and they put all their effort into _ and totally. and they put all their effort into into- iv“: and they put all their effort into into a i“: and they put all their effort into into a birth hhvhhhev— their effort into into a birth birthday cake— their effort into into a birth birthday cake at downing street . i birthday cake at downing street . v eemhhehehv— birthday cake at downing street . i completely agree with you . . i completely agree with you. aushh— . i completely agree with you. austin sheridan,— . i completely agree with you. austin sheridan, how does hsehess— austin sheridan, how does useless turn— austin sheridan, how does useless turn this around? heeuse— useless turn this around? because because you're cratering

in he— because because you're cratering h hhe heus.— because because you're cratering in the polls. this— because because you're cratering in the polls. this police invest ehheeeheh— in the polls. this police invest allegation isn't— in the polls. this police invest allegation isn't going away. hheh-s— allegation isn't going away. vvheh-s hhs— allegation isn't going away. what's his strategy? what's his them— what's his strategy? what's his hhehe veu— what's his strategy? what's his plan? you were _ what's his strategy? what's his plan? you were one of his eevhesh— plan? you were one of his earliest supporters . / plan? you were one of his earliest supporters. / earliest supporters. yeah, well, huhse— earliest supporters. yeah, well, humza yousaf strategy is to, first of all, deliver independence . that is our independence. that is our strategy. it's always been the snp strategy, our strategy for doing that is going to be reigniting their campaign and moving the dial on independence . just a shame that neale . it's just a shame that neale hanvey, know, as hanvey, you know, as a nationalist mp is again here nationalist mp is again on here advocating that we shouldn't stand up for the democratic vote in scotland's national parliament for gender recognition reform. any politician worth their salt who believes in independence would back up the democratic wishes of scotland's national parliament. all right. we had the debate and in the scottish parliament, the majority of msps voted for gender recognition reform . now gender recognition reform. now it's about time you started respecting democracy as well. okay thank you all. and obviously, we do- and obviously, we do have to clarify— obviously, we do have to clarify, this _ obviously, we do have to clarify, this isn't in the manifesto. - clarify, this isn't in the manifesto. \ good clarify, this isn't in the— manifesto. nowhere. good point.

hehheshe— manifesto. nowhere. good point. manifesto good— manifesto. nowhere. good point. manifesto good point.— manifesto. \v”hi good point. manifesto good point. thank you all. manifesto good point. thank you ehh. hm— manifesto good point. thank you eh. m going— manifesto good point. thank you eh. m going he— manifesto good point. thank you all. i'm going to call time on hheh— all. i'm going to call time on that because— all. i'm going to call time on that because i— all. i'm going to call time on that because i do— all. i'm going to call time on that because i do just want to say,— that because i do just want to sev, eh— that because i do just want to sev, ev eeuvse— that because i do just want to say, of course, that this is an eehve— say, of course, that this is an active investigation, lots of eehhemhh— active investigation, lots of contempt laws— active investigation, lots of contempt laws .— active investigation, lots of contempt laws . does that mean we contempt laws. does that mean we eeh-h— contempt laws. does that mean we eeh-h vehh— contempt laws. does that mean we eeh-h hehh h— contempt laws. does that mean we can't talk in detail— contempt laws. does that mean we can't talk in detail about what the can't talk in detail about what hhe hehee— can't talk in detail about what the police are— can't talk in detail about what the police are investigating and of course, nicola— the police are investigating and of course, nicola sturgeon has mehe— of course, nicola sturgeon has mehe hh— of course, nicola sturgeon has made it clear— of course, nicola sturgeon has made it clear that— of course, nicola sturgeon has made it clear that she will eeehevehe— made it clear that she will cooperate with _ made it clear that she will cooperate with the police if she is esheh— cooperate with the police if she is esheh he,— cooperate with the police if she is asked to, as— cooperate with the police if she is asked to, as have the snp . so is asked to, as have the snp. so hhehh— is asked to, as have the snp. so hhehh veu— is asked to, as have the snp. so hhehh veu he— is asked to, as have the snp. so thank you to the— is asked to, as have the snp. so thank you to the snp backer hushh— thank you to the snp backer austin sheridan,— thank you to the snp backer austin sheridan, former scottish ehhev— austin sheridan, former scottish ehhev ev— austin sheridan, former scottish ehhev ev hhe— austin sheridan, former scottish editor of the daily— austin sheridan, former scottish editor of the daily telegraph , editor of the daily telegraph, hheh— editor of the daily telegraph, alan cochrane— editor of the daily telegraph, alan cochrane and commons leader of alan cochrane and commons leader ev hhe— alan cochrane and commons leader ev hhe ehhe— alan cochrane and commons leader ev hhe ahhe hevvv— alan cochrane and commons leader of the alba party. neale hanvey. but of the alba party. neale hanvey. huh vhe— of the alba party. neale hanvey. huh vhe he— of the alba party. neale hanvey. huh vhe he veu— of the alba party. neale hanvey. but who do you agree with here? as he— but who do you agree with here? as hhe hehee— but who do you agree with here? as the police end— but who do you agree with here? as the police end this raid on he— as the police end this raid on hhe heuse— as the police end this raid on the house-moral- as the police end this raid on the house moral and sturgeon the house of moral and sturgeon as the house of moral and sturgeon es-shh— the house of moral and sturgeon as-snp finished— the house of moral and sturgeon as snp finished wrong on as the snp finished wrong on mhevs— as the snp finished wrong on twitter, writes— as the snp finished wrong on twitter, writes sturgeon is and hehevuhhv— twitter, writes sturgeon is and hehehuhhv se— twitter, writes sturgeon is and hehehuhhv se hs— twitter, writes sturgeon is and hopefully so is the fawning self—entitled _ hopefully so is the fawning self—entitled clique she surrounded _ self—entitled clique she surrounded herself with for the sup— surrounded herself with for the me he— surrounded herself with for the snp to survive,— surrounded herself with for the snp to survive, it— surrounded herself with for the snp to survive, it needs a sharp heeh— snp to survive, it needs a sharp heeh vhhh— snp to survive, it needs a sharp break with the— snp to survive, it needs a sharp break with the direction of veehh— break with the direction of recent years _ break with the direction of recent years from charlie. of course not. they— recent years from charlie. of course not. they are the governing— course not. they are the governing party and will no eeuhv— governing party and will no heuhh heve— governing party and will no doubt have power once again in me.— doubt have power once again in me. ahe— doubt have power once again in 2024. and sean— doubt have power once again in 2024. and sean writes the snp are 2024. and sean writes the snp heve—

2024. and sean writes the snp are fake nationalists who want vehe— are fake nationalists who want fake independence because they vehh— fake independence because they want independence from the uk. but want independence from the uk. huh hheh— want independence from the uk. huh hheh vehh— want independence from the uk. but then want to— want independence from the uk. but then want to join the eu and hmmehehehv— but then want to join the eu and immediately lose— but then want to join the eu and immediately lose their independence. i know that's semehhhe— independence. i know that's something that— independence. i know that's. something that-mind independence. i know that's- something that-mind on something that blows my mind on a something that blows my mind on e-heshs. — something that blows my mind on a-basis. actually,- something that blows my mind on a basis. actually, your a constant basis. actually, your vevheh— a constant basis. actually, your vevheh-h— a constant basis. actually, your verdict-in 83%_ a constant basis. actually, your verdict-in 83% of- a constant basis. actually, your verdict in 83% of you say verdict now in 83% of you say he— verdict now in 83% of you say hhe shh— verdict now in 83% of you say hhe me vs— verdict now in 83% of you say the snp is now— verdict now in 83% of you say the snp is now finished as a hehheeh— the snp is now finished as a political force, _ the snp is now finished as a political force, 17% of you say hhev-hh— political force, 17% of you say hhev-hh shhh— political force, 17% of you say they'll still in _ political force, 17% of you say they'll still in the race. cemhe— they'll still in the race. coming up,— they'll still in the race. coming up, as channel 4 runs a sick,— coming up, as channel 4 runs a sheh hheh— coming up, as channel 4 runs a sick, naked education show and the sick, naked education show and hhe mhhhehh— sick, naked education show and the militant national education hheh—he- the militant national education hheh—he suhhevh union forces schools to support hveehh — union forces schools to support hveohh eueeh— union forces schools to support draghi queen story time. why is the draghi queen story time. why is hhe heh— draghi queen story time. why is hhe hevh wing— draghi queen story time. why is the left wing establishment hhehh— the left wing establishment hhehh eh— the left wing establishment intent on pushing their extreme eehhev— intent on pushing their extreme gender ideology— intent on pushing their extreme gender ideology on children? vevmev— gender ideology on children? vevmev hevv— gender ideology on children? former tory minister ann widdecombe— former tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in but widdecombe weighs in soon. but heeh,— widdecombe weighs in soon. but hevh vhhh— widdecombe weighs in soon. but hevh vvhhh hevvv— widdecombe weighs in soon. but next, with harry and meghan giving— next, with harry and meghan giving coronation organisers a heeheehe— giving coronation organisers a heeheehe by— giving coronation organisers a headache by selfishly refusing to headache by selfishly refusing he eehhvm — headache by selfishly refusing to confirm they— headache by selfishly refusing to confirm they are coming, sheuhh— to confirm they are coming, sheuhh hhe— to confirm they are coming, should the king— to confirm they are coming, should the king just revoke the heeeheveus— should the king just revoke the treacherous pairs— should the king just revoke the treacherous pairs invites right now,— treacherous pairs invites right mv— treacherous pairs invites right my veveh— treacherous pairs invites right now, my royal masterminds, lady cehh— now, my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell— now, my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier, veumh— colin campbell and phil dampier, veuvhh .—

next it's i next. wsfime | hevv- it's time now for | hevv— it's time now for our royal masterminds— it's time now for our royal masterminds .— it's time now for our royal masterminds . and we might be masterminds. and we might be ehh— masterminds. and we might be ehhv 29— masterminds. and we might be ehhv sh hevs— masterminds. and we might be only 29 days from _ masterminds. and we might be only 29 days from the coronation,— only 29 days from the coronation, but the troubles heh— coronation, but the troubles hev hevvv— coronation, but the troubles hev hevvv ehh— coronation, but the troubles pair harry and meghan still eeushe— pair harry and meghan still causing mayhem by refusing to hsehese— causing mayhem by refusing to disclose whether— causing mayhem by refusing to disclose whether they have an eeeehheh— disclose whether they have an eeeehheh hhe — disclose whether they have an accepted the palace's generous hvhheheh— accepted the palace's generous hvhheheh .— accepted the palace's generous invitation . even— accepted the palace's generous invitation . even though the rsvp invitation. even though the rsvp heehhhe— invitation. even though the rsvp heehhe es— invitation. even though the rsvp deadline was on— invitation. even though the rsvp deadline was on monday. so heshhhe— deadline was on monday. so heshhhe hhe— deadline was on monday. so despite the ginger windsors uhehhhe— despite the ginger windsors unending complaints over the heeh— unending complaints over the need vev— unending complaints over the need for national— unending complaints over the need for national protection , need for national protection, he— need for national protection, even he seems— need for national protection, even he seems to have no issue hehevhe— even he seems to have no issue hehevmo hhe—

even he seems to have no issue delaying the intricate prep sessions that— delaying the intricate prep sessions that include seating hhehs— sessions that include seating hhehs ehh— sessions that include seating plans and crucially , vip plans and crucially, vip seeuhhv. — plans and crucially, vip security. so _ plans and crucially, vip security. so with the sussexes eeushe— security. so with the sussexes causing maximum disruption for the causing maximum disruption for hhe heveh— causing maximum disruption for the royal family,— causing maximum disruption for the royal family, should king chevhes— the royal family, should king chevhes hush— the royal family, should king charles just rescind their hvhhee— charles just rescind their invite? well,— charles just rescind their invite? well, with me now, my veveh— invite? well, with me now, my royal masterminds , lady colin royal masterminds, lady colin cemhhehh— royal masterminds, lady colin cemhhehh ehh— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier. royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier . lady campbell and phil dampier. lady c, i campbell and phil dampier. lady c, h hush— campbell and phil dampier. lady c, h tush sev— campbell and phil dampier. lady c, h tush sev hhev— campbell and phil dampier. lady c, i just say they should. they sheuhh— c, i just say they should. they sheuhh heh— c, i just say they should. they should not come— c, i just say they should. they should not come now. they've mhsseh— should not come now. they've mhsseh hhe— should not come now. they've missed the deadline , but you're missed the deadline, but you're a missed the deadline, but you're e hhhe— missed the deadline, but you're e hhhhe hh— missed the deadline, but you're a little bit more— missed the deadline, but you're a little bit more flexible on his— a little bit more flexible on his . — a little bit more flexible on his. vehh.— a little bit more flexible on this . well, yes,- a little bit more flexible on this . �*fvv�*hill «wilt? i a little bit more flexible on- this . well, yes, because i think this. well, yes, because i think in fairness, uh , this is, you in fairness, uh, this is, you know, the king understands that his son is very troubled and that his son has a major problems at and he doesn't want to do anything that would push him over the edge into the possible motty of doing something irrevocable . so something irrevocable. so i understand the king's- sol understand the king's concerns. veu— understand the king's concerns. veu hheh,— understand the king's concerns. veu know, evevv— understand the king's concerns. you know, every parent will uhhevshehh— you know, every parent will understand the— you know, every parent will understand the concerns of a heehh— understand the concerns of a hevehh hev— understand the concerns of a hevehh hev e— understand the concerns of a parent for a very— understand the concerns of a parent for a very troubled ehhhh— parent for a very troubled ehhh huh— parent for a very troubled child, but that— parent for a very troubled

child, but that doesn't really hhe— child, but that doesn't really excuse the fact— child, but that doesn't really excuse the fact that it's pretty sheehhe — excuse the fact that it's pretty shocking manners and quite hemo— shocking manners and quite frankly, meghan, who is eshehshhhv— frankly, meghan, who is ostensibly a— frankly, meghan, who is ostensibly a little bit saner, suhhesehhv— ostensibly a little bit saner, supposedly than harry and was hveuhh— supposedly than harry and was hveuohh uh— supposedly than harry and was hveuohh uh h— supposedly than harry and was hveuohh up h e— supposedly than harry and was brought up in a good, proper cehhehe— brought up in a good, proper catholic school— brought up in a good, proper catholic school ,_ brought up in a good, proper catholic school , should catholic school, should understand— catholic school, should understand that aside from ehvhhme— understand that aside from anything else,— understand that aside from anything else, it's shockingly heh— anything else, it's shockingly bad manners— anything else, it's shockingly bad manners ,_ anything else, it's shockingly bad manners , and none of this is bad manners, and none of this is eeeehhehhe— bad manners, and none of this is eeeehhehhe .— bad manners, and none of this is eeeehhehhe . se— bad manners, and none of this is acceptable . so he— bad manners, and none of this is acceptable . so he might have acceptable. so he might have a hee— acceptable. so he might have a hee hess— acceptable. so he might have a free pass because— acceptable. so he might have a free pass because he's got all sevhs— free pass because he's got all sevhs ev— free pass because he's got all sorts of problems— free pass because he's got all sorts of problems , but she sorts of problems, but she veehv— sorts of problems, but she really doesn't— sorts of problems, but she really doesn't have one because she-s— really doesn't have one because she-s heeh— really doesn't have one because she's been made— really doesn't have one because she's been made .— really doesn't have one because she's been made . she's made she's been made. she's made ehsehuhehv— she's been made. she's made absolutely sure— she's been made. she's made absolutely sure that she's very eehhv— absolutely sure that she's very eehhv he— absolutely sure that she's very eehhv he eve— absolutely sure that she's very canny to cover up— absolutely sure that she's very canny to cover up any of her things— canny to cover up any of her things .— canny to cover up any of her failings . well,— canny to cover up any of her failings . well, of— canny to cover up any of her failings . well, of course, that failings. well, of course, that of course, sources— failings. well, of course, that of course, sources close to hevvv— of course, sources close to hevvv hhhs— of course, sources close to harry this week- of course, sources close to harry this week claimed that heh— harry this week claimed that he-h heeh— harry this week claimed that he'd been totally honest with the he'd been totally honest with hhe us— he'd been totally honest with the us authorities about his hvevheus— the us authorities about his hvevheus drug— the us authorities about his previous drug use. �*" previous drug use. so if so, hes— previous drug use. so if so, he's definitely had a lot of special treatment. but look, moving away from that, phil, i personally think he's had his chance now, you know, he's had his chance . he had weeks and his chance. he had weeks and weeks and weeks to rsvp . the

weeks and weeks to rsvp. the invite should be rescinded, shouldn't it ? yeah. good shouldn't it? yeah. good evening.— shouldn't it? yeah. good evening. dan,— shouldn't it? yeah. good evening. dan, i- :i“ e e?” yeah. good evening. dan, i think you'd like to evening. dan, i think you'd like he vesehh— evening. dan, i think you'd like he vesehh hh— evening. dan, i think you'd like to rescind it. _ evening. dan, i think you'd like to rescind it. i'd— evening. dan, i think you'd like to rescind it. v: e to rescind it. i'd like to rescind it. i'm sure lady c would like to rescind it, but i just think that the king is not going to do it. he's made this policy. he's going to stick to it. i mean, a couple of weeks ago i said to you that i thought that harry and meghan were actually to make up actually struggling to make up their i it's gone their minds. i think it's gone way— their minds. i think it's gone vvev hevehh— their minds. i think it's gone way beyond that— their minds. i think it's gone way beyond that now.- ” “:s i think it's gone way beyond that now. i think hev-ve— way beyond that now. i think tthey're-playing- way beyond that now. i think. they're-playing-it's they're just playing games. it's giving—ev- they're just playing games. it's giving—of sense. giving them a sort of sense of eehhveh— giving them a sort of sense of eehhveh ehh— giving them a sort of sense of control and giving them control and it's giving them a sehseevvevlh — control and it's giving them a sense-power. it's- control and it's giving them a sense power. it's giving them sense of power. it's giving them a sense of being— sense of power. it's giving them a sense of being at— sense of power. it's giving them a sense of being at the sort of eehveh— a sense of being at the sort of eehveh eh— a sense of being at the sort of centre of things. _ a sense of being at the sort of centre of things. and i just him— centre of things. and i just think they're— centre of things. and i just think they're doing it for sehhsh— think they're doing it for selfish-but- think they're doing it for selfish but it's selfish reasons. but it's hehehhv— totally disrespectful. it's disrespectful _ totally disrespectful. it's disrespectful king, it's disrespectful to the king, it's disrespectful— disrespectful to the king, it's disrespectful the other disrespectful to the other vevehs— disrespectful to the other royals. .most- disrespectful to the other royals. - most of - disrespectful to the other. royals. - most of - it's royals. and most of all, it's disrespectful, _ royals. and most of all, it's disrespectful, as- royals. and most of all, it's disrespectful, as you say, to he— disrespectful, as you say, to hhe—he- disrespectful, as you say, toi the—to organise the people trying to organise it. the people trying to organise h. lheeh— the people trying to organise it..mean, people- the people trying to organise it..mean, people are- the people trying to organise. it..mean, people are working it. i mean, people are working round try round the clock to try and organise this thing he's organise this thing and he's just a decision. so just not making a decision. so it's very, very rude. but he heesh-h— it's very, very rude. but he heesh-h-ehv- it's very, very rude. but he doesn't any problem getting doesn't have any problem getting on a on a-to come- doesn't have any problem getting on a on a to come over for on a on a plane to come over for his eeuh— on a on a plane to come over for his eeuvh eeses— on a on a plane to come over for his court cases does— on a on a plane to come over for his court cases does he. but he eeh-h— his court cases does he. but he eeh-h mehe— his court cases does he. but he can't make up his mind about

this. well, exactly. i mean, heh— this. well, exactly. i mean, hehv c,— this. well, exactly. i mean, hehv c, hhhs— this. well, exactly. i mean, lady c, this is— well, exactly. i mean, lady c, this is without any heuhh— lady c, this is without any doubt important lady c, this is without any- doubt-important day of doubt the most important day of his—heesh-h- doubt the most important day of his—heesh-h hh- his father's life. doesn't it say— his father's life. doesn't it sev-eheuh- his father's life. doesn't it say about harry his father's life. doesn't it- say-about harry de—man, say so much about harry de—man, the say so much about harry de—man, hhe heeh— say so much about harry de—man, hhe veeh hheh— say so much about harry de—man, the fact that he— say so much about harry de—man, the fact that he wants to cause shess— the fact that he wants to cause shvesslhhs— the fact that he wants to cause stress-his dad?— the fact that he wants to cause stress his dad? actually stress to his dad? he actually vehhs—mevel wants to make things more hhheuhh— wants to make things more difficult for— wants to make things more difficult for charles. it's. hvvs— difficult for charles. it's. it's almost— difficult for charles. it's. it's almost sadistic. erg sehshe— it's almost sadistic. erg sadistic and— it's almost sadistic. erg sadistic and it- it's almost sadistic. erg sadistic and it shows that he hes— sadistic and it shows that he hes e— sadistic and it shows that he hes e vevv— sadistic and it shows that he has a very nasty,— sadistic and it shows that he has a very nasty, cruel streak in his— has a very nasty, cruel streak in his nature— has a very nasty, cruel streak in his nature and— has a very nasty, cruel streak in his nature and that he rarely hes— in his nature and that he rarely hes he— in his nature and that he rarely has no empathy. _ in his nature and that he rarely has no empathy. '“v: c in his nature and that he rarely has no empathy. ' “v: c has no empathy. and it also shevs— has no empathy. and it also shows he has not only no respect for his father and for the institution, which has given him a platform that he had, but it also shows he has absolutely no respect for this country or for the commonwealth. i mean, he shows he's absolutely not fit for purpose . no, indeed. okay so for purpose. no, indeed. okay so veh-s— for purpose. no, indeed. okay so heh-s heh— for purpose. no, indeed. okay so let's talk about— for purpose. no, indeed. okay so let's talk about the _ no, indeed. okay so let's talk about the balcony, heeuse— let's talk about the balcony, heeuse , ev— let's talk about the balcony, because , of course, that's going because, of course, that's going to because, of course, that's going he he— because, of course, that's going he he ee— because, of course, that's going he he ev— because, of course, that's going to be one of the— because, of course, that's going to be one of the big moments of the coronation— to be one of the big moments of the coronation weekend and fill . hh-s— the coronation weekend and fill . hh-s heeh— the coronation weekend and fill . it's been decided— the coronation weekend and fill . it's been decided that even if hevvv— . it's been decided that even if hevvv ehh— . it's been decided that even if harry and meghan do decide to heee— harry and meghan do decide to heee us— harry and meghan do decide to heee us vhhh— harry and meghan do decide to grace us with their presence, hev-ve— grace us with their presence, hevvve-eehe— grace us with their presence, tthey're-going to- grace us with their presence, they're going to be there. they're not going to be there. ehh— they're not going to be there. ohhv-vevehs-

they're not going to be there. only - royals will- they're not going to be there. only royals will appear only working royals will appear on only working royals will appear eh hhe— only working royals will appear on the balcony— only working royals will appear on the balcony that also means ahhev— on the balcony that also means ahhev veh-h— on the balcony that also means andrew won't be _ on the balcony that also means andrew won't be on the balcony. hehhhev— andrew won't be on the balcony. hehhhev vvhhh— andrew won't be on the balcony. neither will eugenie or beatrice . hheh— neither will eugenie or beatrice . vvheh he— neither will eugenie or beatrice . vvheh he veu— neither will eugenie or beatrice . what do you think? that's hehh. — . what do you think? that's right. because,— . what do you think? that's right. because, of course, there heve— right. because, of course, there heve heeh— right. because, of course, there have been rumours over the past eeuhve— have been rumours over the past eeuhve ev— have been rumours over the past couple of weeks— have been rumours over the past couple of weeks that harry and heeheh— couple of weeks that harry and heeheh vveve— couple of weeks that harry and meghan were trying to demand a heheehv— meghan were trying to demand a heheehv hhese— meghan were trying to demand a them the h— meghan were trying to demand a balcony place if they chose to come. no, it's— balcony place if they chose to come. \vhiv c chic; balcony place if they chose to come. \hiv come. no, it's absolutely the right decision. i mean, none of hhem— right decision. i mean, none of hhem ee— right decision. i mean, none of them are working— right decision. i mean, none of. them are working-anymore them are working royals anymore . he— them are working royals anymore . he pvespeeh— them are working royals anymore . he pvespeeh eh— them are working royals anymore . no prospect of them- them are working royals anymore . no prospect of them becoming working so working royals in the future. so it's shouldn't it's quite right. they shouldn't be there. i mean, andrew tried to bit of a comeback the to make a bit of a comeback the other when went to the other week when he went to the royal order ceremony. royal victorian order ceremony. that think the that was private. i think the king— that was private. i think the hing-hheh— that was private. i think the king-that because. that was private. i think the king-that because it that was private. i think the- king-that because it was king allowed that because it was ehhe— king allowed that because it was hvhvehe. hheve— king allowed that because it was private. there weren't any hheheovehhs— private. there weren't any photographs, but no private. there weren't any- photographs, but-no way photographs, but there's no way in photographs, but there's no way h-he— photographs, but there's no way h-he eeuhe- photographs, but there's no way in-he could be- photographs, but there's no way in-he could be on- photographs, but there's no way in he could be on the in the world he could be on the them— in the world he could be on the heheehv-vev— in the world he could be on the heheehv-vev h- in the world he could be on the balcony-way in the- in the world he could be on the balcony way in the world balcony and no way in the world hheh—ev- balcony and no way in the world hheh—ev hhehv| that harry and meghan or their ehhhheh— that harry and meghan or their children-them— that harry and meghan or their children them could on children with them could be on the children with them could be on hhe heheehv.— children with them could be on the balcony. so— children with them could be on the balcony. so think that the balcony. so i think that heehsheh— the balcony. so i think that decision has— the balcony. so i think that decision has been made and they vhhh— decision has been made and they vvhhh shev— decision has been made and they vvhhh sheh he— decision has been made and they will stick to that. _ decision has been made and they will stick to that. and that's hvehehhv— will stick to that. and that's hvehehhv-hhe- will stick to that. and that's probably the things probably one of the things they vesehh — probably one of the things they resent. _course- probably one of the things they resent. _course they. resent. well, of course they resent. well, of course they resent that lady do you resent that lady c but do you think should have been think they should have been allowed on the balcony? would that for king that have been a way for king charles a bit of,

charles to show a bit of, i guess, compromise, you might say? absolutely not. they have no say? absolutely not. they have he—hhe— say? absolutely not. they have no_the balcony.- no business on the balcony. hevsehehhv— no business on the balcony.j personally—think personally speaking, i think hhev— personally speaking, i think hev-heve- personally speaking, i think- they-have-asked they shouldn't have been asked at they shouldn't have been asked eh-huh— they shouldn't have been asked eh-huh h— they shouldn't have been asked eh-huh h eeh— they shouldn't have been asked eh-huh h eeh uhv— they shouldn't have been asked at but i get why his father at all. but i get why his father vehheh— at all. but i get why his father vvehheh hhm — at all. but i get why his father wanted him there. but no , no, wanted him there. but no, no, ehsehuhehv. — wanted him there. but no, no, absolutely. they— wanted him there. but no, no, absolutely. they should not be on absolutely. they should not be en hhe— absolutely. they should not be on the balcony.— absolutely. they should not be on the balcony. and quite vvehhhv— on the balcony. and quite vvehhhv .— on the balcony. and quite vvehhhv , h— on the balcony. and quite frankly , if they were tucked in frankly, if they were tucked in a frankly, if they were tucked in e eueheevh— frankly, if they were tucked in e eusheevh .— frankly, if they were tucked in a cupboard , that's sort of where a cupboard, that's sort of where hhev— a cupboard, that's sort of where hhev sheuhh— a cupboard, that's sort of where they should be— a cupboard, that's sort of where they should be as— a cupboard, that's sort of where they should be as far as i'm concerned . and— they should be as far as i'm concerned . and i- they should be as far as i'm concerned . and i think they're concerned. and i think they're a vehev— concerned. and i think they're a total disgrace— concerned. and i think they're a total disgrace to— concerned. and i think they're a total disgrace to themselves and total disgrace to themselves and he humehhv— total disgrace to themselves and he humehhhv. h— total disgrace to themselves and to humanity. i think there's no excuse for there— to humanity. i think there's no excuse for there aside from ehvhhhe— excuse for there aside from ehvhhmo ehse. — excuse for there aside from anything else. they're bad man heuvs— anything else. they're bad man heuvs eh— anything else. they're bad man heuvs eh hhhs— anything else. they're bad man hours at this stage . it's just hours at this stage. it's just heh— hours at this stage. it's just bad manners— hours at this stage. it's just bad manners is— hours at this stage. it's just bad manners is what do you hhhh— bad manners is what do you think, ladies— bad manners is what do you think, ladies c,— bad manners is what do you think, ladies c, about the fact hheh— think, ladies c, about the fact hheh eveh— think, ladies c, about the fact hheh h— think, ladies c, about the fact that even if they— think, ladies c, about the fact that even if they go to the h — that even if they go to the coronation and— that even if they go to the coronation and even if they heehe— coronation and even if they heehhe he— coronation and even if they decide to take— coronation and even if they decide to take their young ehhhheh— decide to take their young ehhheh .— decide to take their young children , their— decide to take their young children , their kids will also children, their kids will also heve— children, their kids will also heve he— children, their kids will also have no official— children, their kids will also have no official role because, of have no official role because, ev hh— have no official role because, of course, it was— have no official role because, of course, it was announced vvhheh— of course, it was announced which youngsters were going to be which youngsters were going to he sevh— which youngsters were going to he hevh eh— which youngsters were going to he hevh ev hhe— which youngsters were going to be part of the coronation . '“v: be part of the coronation. and it be part of the coronation. and h hhehuhes— be part of the coronation. and it includes prince— be part of the coronation. and it includes prince george. it includes the children of the chomley's lady chomley . but no chomley's lady chomley. but no room for harry and meghan's

children. do you think that's the right decision ? oh, the right decision? oh, absolutely . you ”g“ v:hivi , oh, absolutely . you know, i the right decision? oh,- absolutely . you know, i mean, absolutely. you know, i mean, hsh— absolutely. you know, i mean, hvsh ev— absolutely. you know, i mean, hvsh ev ehh— absolutely. you know, i mean, first of all, they— absolutely. you know, i mean, first of all, they haven't even been — first of all, they haven't even been hveuhh— first of all, they haven't even been brought up— first of all, they haven't even been brought up here. uh, you hheh— been brought up here. uh, you know, hhev— been brought up here. uh, you know, they have— been brought up here. uh, you know, they have been chucked out of know, they have been chucked out ev vvev— know, they have been chucked out ev hhe— know, they have been chucked out of view the whole— know, they have been chucked out of view the whole time. why heuhh— of view the whole time. why veuhh hhev— of view the whole time. why would they now— of view the whole time. why would they now all of a sudden be would they now all of a sudden he evhhhhheh— would they now all of a sudden be exhibited 7— would they now all of a sudden be exhibited .7 i— would they now all of a sudden be exhibited ? i think they have be exhibited? i think they have no be exhibited? i think they have he hushess— be exhibited? i think they have no business being there. and it's no business being there. and hh-s hsehev— no business being there. and it's insofar as— no business being there. and it's insofar as harry and meghan hhemsehves— it's insofar as harry and meghan hhemsehves .— it's insofar as harry and meghan hhemsehves, h— it's insofar as harry and meghan themselves , i personally would themselves, i personally would eehev— themselves, i personally would evevev he— themselves, i personally would hvevev he see— themselves, i personally would prefer to see them not there. huh— prefer to see them not there. huh eh— prefer to see them not there. but of course— prefer to see them not there. but of course ,_ prefer to see them not there. but of course , we are doubtless but of course, we are doubtless going— but of course, we are doubtless going he— but of course, we are doubtless going he see— but of course, we are doubtless going to see them— but of course, we are doubtless going to see them because they eehheh— going to see them because they eehheh veshsh— going to see them because they cannot resist a— going to see them because they cannot resist a photo op and the ehh— cannot resist a photo op and the ehhv veeseh— cannot resist a photo op and the envy vvhv— cannot resist a photo op and the only reason why they will not h— only reason why they will not h hhev— only reason why they will not come if they don't come is heeuse— come if they don't come is heeuse hh— come if they don't come is because it turns- come if they don't come is because it turns out to be in hheh— because it turns out to be in their financial— because it turns out to be in their financial interest and hheh— their financial interest and hhehhhev— their financial interest and that they can— their financial interest and that they can spin some yarn hheh— that they can spin some yarn hheh uhv— that they can spin some yarn hheh vvhhh hev— that they can spin some yarn that will pay them good dividends— that will pay them good dividends down the line by not eehe— dividends down the line by not hehe hheve— dividends down the line by not being hheve .— dividends down the line by not being there . otherwise, they're being there. otherwise, they're hehhhhehv— being there. otherwise, they're definitely going _ being there. otherwise, they're definitely going to be there and shes— definitely going to be there and shes going— definitely going to be there and shes going he— definitely going to be there and she's going to be— definitely going to be there and she's going to be there with hev. — she's going to be there with hev. vvevsv— she's going to be there with her. frowsy joan _ she's going to be there with her. frowsy joan collins walk as

if her. frowsy joan collins walk as h she-s— her. frowsy joan collins walk as if she's sashaying_ her. frowsy joan collins walk as if she's sashaying down, down uh— if she's sashaying down, down some, uh , exhibiting herself some, uh, exhibiting herself hevh— some, uh, exhibiting herself down some cat— some, uh, exhibiting herself down some cat walk. i mean, heheshv— down some cat walk. i mean, heheshv .— down some cat walk. i mean, heheshv , veu— down some cat walk. i mean, honestly , you know, the, the honestly, you know, the, the heeh— honestly, you know, the, the heeh ev— honestly, you know, the, the lack of dignity— honestly, you know, the, the lack of dignity and the exhibitionism that the two of hhem — exhibitionism that the two of hhem ee— exhibitionism that the two of them are subject to. and as for his vehh— them are subject to. and as for his vehh ehh— them are subject to. and as for his walk and he— them are subject to. and as for his walk and he rarely , you his walk and he rarely, you hheh,— his walk and he rarely, you know, veu— his walk and he rarely, you know, you you're making me heuhh. — know, you you're making me laugh. ladies— know, you you're making me laugh. ladies .— know, you you're making me laugh. iv: �*ivv�*hicc know, you you're making me laugh. iv: laugh. ladies. well, he is very cocky. and his walk is laugh. iv: ii and his walk is cocky. cocky. and his walk is cocky. no.— cocky. and his walk is cocky. no, he— cocky. and his walk is cocky. no, he hs— cocky. and his walk is cocky. no, he is king— cocky. and his walk is cocky. no, he is king of— ii and his walk is cocky. no, he is king of the world. vi no, he is king of the world. he is. hm— no, he is king of the world. he is. hm heh— no, he is king of the world. he is. i'm not disagreeing.- no, he is king of the world. he is. i'm not disagreeing. i just is. i'm not disagreeing. ijust love the way you phrase it. phil some suggestion that harry and meghan might be annoyed because i think camilla's grandchildren being given a formal role . being given a formal role. yeah, i think we're going to get it yeah, i think we're going to get h es— yeah, i think we're going to get h ehh— yeah, i think we're going to get it was all boys— yeah, i think we're going to get it was all boys announced the ehhev— it was all boys announced the ehhev hev,— it was all boys announced the other day, wasn't— it was all boys announced the other day, wasn't it? i think we're going to get girls announced as well. well you know, it's their fault for missing isn't it? they missing out, isn't it? they can't have their cake and eat it, can they? if they've decided

to it, can they? if they've decided he 90— it, can they? if they've decided he he ehh— it, can they? if they've decided he 90 end hhev— it, can they? if they've decided to go and they decide- c vii“ seq? if they've decided to go and they decide to drop hheh— to go and they decide to drop their-americans,- to go and they decide to drop their americans, they to go and they decide to drop thei hardly americans, they to go and they decide to drop thei hardly complainins, they to go and they decide to drop thei hardly complain if;, they to go and they decide to drop thei hardly complain if they're can hardly complain if they're not can hardly complain if they're heh—meeh- can hardly complain if they're hemeehh— veu| not taking part. i mean, you hush— not taking part. i mean, you tush eeh-h— not taking part. i mean, you just can't have— not taking part. i mean, you just can't have it— not taking part. i mean, you just can't have it both ways. so just can't have it both ways. so hev— just can't have it both ways. se hhev hush— just can't have it both ways. so they just haven't- just can't have it both ways. so they just haven't got- just can't have it both ways. so they just haven't got a leg to stand i'm afraid. to stand on it, i'm afraid. which, of course, fergie, the duchess— which, of course, fergie, the huehess ev— which, of course, fergie, the duchess of york,— which, of course, fergie, the duchess of york, that's exactly vheh— duchess of york, that's exactly vheh she— duchess of york, that's exactly what she said— duchess of york, that's exactly what she said this— duchess of york, that's exactly what she said this week, which i hheuehh— what she said this week, which i thought fascinating to our thought was fascinating to our veveh—cehhi royal masterminds, lady colin cemhhehh — royal masterminds, lady colin campbell. _have| campbell. phil dampier, have a hhhhehh— campbell. phil dampier, have a brilliant-break- campbell. phil dampier, have a brilliant break and brilliant easter break and we vvhh— brilliant easter break and we viv—veeh. - brilliant easter break and we will—week. buti will see you next week. but eemhe— will see you next week. but eemmo uh,— will see you next week. but eemmo uh, es— will see you next week. but coming up, as senior figures coming up, as senior snp figures ese— coming up, as senior snp figures vehse-hueshehs- raise serious questions about he— raise serious questions about hhe—hehee- raise serious questions about the—police raid| the timing of the police raid ehh— the timing of the police raid ehh evvesh— the timing of the police raid and arrest-peter- the timing of the police raid and arrest peter murrell, was and arrest of peter murrell, was the-membership- and arrest of peter murrell, was the membership duped the party's membership duped hhe— the party's membership duped hve-vev— the party's membership duped into-for-nick's. into voting for queen nick's heeh-hheheh— into voting for queen nick's hand—picked successor? humza useless. that's the big debate vheh— useless. that's the big debate when-superstar— useless. that's the big debate when superstar returns when my superstar panel returns seeh-hvsh— when my superstar panel returns seeh-hvsh es— when my superstar panel returns soon. first, as channel soon. but first, as channel 4 sheehs— soon. but first, as channel 4 sheehs hhe— soon. but first, as channel 4 shocks the nation— soon. but first, as channel 4 shocks the nation with a sick , shocks the nation with a sick, hehee— shocks the nation with a sick, naked education— shocks the nation with a sick, naked education show , why is the naked education show, why is the left naked education show, why is the hevh wing— naked education show, why is the left wing establishment intent on left wing establishment intent eh hushhe— left wing establishment intent on pushing their— left wing establishment intent on pushing their extreme gender hheeheev— on pushing their extreme gender ideology eh— on pushing their extreme gender ideology on children? former hevv— ideology on children? former vevv hhhshev— ideology on children? former tory minister ann widdecombe vhhh— tory minister ann widdecombe vvhhh hev— tory minister ann widdecombe with her unflinching verdict shvehehh— with her unflinching verdict straight after— with her unflinching verdict straight after this .

time now for big willie style vvhhh — time now for big willie style vvhhh vevmev— time now for big willie style with former tory— time now for big willie style with former tory minister ann vhhheeemhe— with former tory minister ann widdecombe .— with former tory minister ann widdecombe . and parents across widdecombe. and parents across the widdecombe. and parents across hhe eeuhhvv— widdecombe. and parents across hhe eeuhhvv mev— widdecombe. and parents across the country may be answering hvehhv— the country may be answering some pretty awkward questions hem— some pretty awkward questions hem hheh— some pretty awkward questions from their children soon as the heve— from their children soon as the hard-national— from their children soon as the hard national education hard left national education hheh— hard left national education uhheh vevee— hard left national education union voted yesterday to support evee— union voted yesterday to support hvee eueeh— union voted yesterday to support hveo eueeh shevv— union voted yesterday to support drag queen story. to time help ehehhehee— drag queen story. to time help ehehhehee hhe— drag queen story. to time help challenge the heteronormative challenge the heteronorm ative euhhuve— challenge the heteronorm ative euhhuve ehh— challenge the heteronormative culture and curriculum that hemhehes— culture and curriculum that dominates education in. but it's not dominates education in. but it's heh hush— dominates education in. but it's not just schools— dominates education in. but it's not just schools that are pushing— not just schools that are pushing their- not just schools that are pushing their woke gender ideology— pushing their woke genderi hheeheov—hhhs ideology onto our kids. this veeh— ideology onto our kids. this week, channel— ideology onto our kids. this week, channel jumped on this week, channel 4 jumped on this hehhhe— week, channel 4 jumped on this baffling bandwagon with a new shev— baffling bandwagon with a new shev eehheh— baffling bandwagon with a new show called education , in show called naked education, in vheh— show called naked education, in vheh-es— show called naked education, in vvhheh-es veuhe— show called naked education, in which-as young as- show called naked education, in which as young as 14 are which kids as young as 14 are veveeh— which kids as young as 14 are veveeh he— which kids as young as 14 are forced to sit— which kids as young as 14 are forced to sit and— which kids as young as 14 are forced to sit and watch grow and ehuhhs— forced to sit and watch grow and adults-naked— forced to sit and watch grow and adults-naked in— forced to sit and watch grow and adults naked in front of adults pray naked in front of hhem. — adults pray naked in front of hhem. h— adults pray naked in front of hhem. hh hhe— adults pray naked in front of them. in the mainstream media's hehesh— them. in the mainstream media's hehesh huvsuhh— them. in the mainstream media's latest pursuit of— them. in the mainstream media's latest pursuit of social hveovess— latest pursuit of social progress, watch this . physical progress, watch this. physical i progress, watch this. physical h heuhh-h— progress, watch this. physical i couldn't look— progress, watch this. physical i couldn't look at— progress, watch this. physical i: i“ c i don't i couldn't look at them. i don't think my cats even— i couldn't look at them. i don't think my cats even got- i: i“ c i don't think my cats even got that much hehv. — think my cats even got that much hehv. veuve— think my cats even got that much hair. you're giggling— think my cats even got that much hair. v/viv vgvgvg “g :. hair. you're giggling quite a lot back there. i'm always the hheh— lot back there. i'm always the one that giggles.— lot back there. i'm always the one that giggles. _ i ”vi i'm always the one that giggles. �*ivv�*hicc i ”vi i'm always the one that giggles. �*ivv�*hici v:hiv one that giggles. well, how do you feel? i feel fine. casual ?

you feel? i feel fine. casual? yeah. not even— �*“v:iv:ii’ “hihi: �*" casual? yeah. not even bothered . yeah. not even bothered. hheh.— yeah. not even bothered. elliot, you've— yeah. not even bothered. elliot, you've got- yeah. not even bothered. elliot, you've got naked people standing in front of you. yes , i standing in front of you. yes, i do. is this a new thing?- standing in front of you. yes, i do. is this a new thing? a- : “v; i“ yes, i do. is this a new thing? a new evhevheheee— do. is this a new thing? a new experience? i'm— do. is this a new thing? a new experience? i'm guessing it hehesh— experience? i'm guessing it probably hs— experience? i'm guessing it probably is. yeah it is a bit. i probably is. yeah it is a bit. h heeh— probably is. yeah it is a bit. h .— probably is. yeah it is a bit. i mean , an i'm— probably is. yeah it is a bit. “ i“ i i'm i mean, an i'm speechless. i'm very rarely speechless. - i mean, an i'm speechless. i'm very rarely speechless. i'm- very rarely speechless. i'm sseeehhess— very rarely speechless. i'm speechless. what? what were chehheh— speechless. what? what were chehheh a— speechless. what? what were channel 4 thinking? well, i'm eehv— channel 4 thinking? well, i'm pretty speechless myself. c pretty speechless myself. it is ephehhhg. h— pretty speechless myself. it is appalling. imean,— pretty speechless myself. c “v; i mean, seriously appalling. i mean, seriously ehhehhho. — appalling. i mean, seriously appalling. what— appalling. i mean, seriously appalling. what is- i“; i mean, seriously appalling. what is more appalling. what is more appalling is that the government is doing absolutely nothing. it's just sitting on his backside and saying, oh, dear , backside and saying, oh, dear, it's doing absolutely nothing about this. while children are being fed the most inappro typekit material and being indoctrinated at the same time to believe this is normal, this is acceptable behaviour . and you is acceptable behaviour. and you know, and is acceptable behaviour. and you hhevv. ehh heehhe— ” and you know, and people parading naked in vvehh— know, and people parading naked in vvehh ev— know, and people parading naked in front of them.— know, and people parading naked in front of them. this is acceptable. _ in front of them. this is acceptable. this is something educational. _ acceptable. this is something educational. it— acceptable. this is something educational. it is— acceptable. this is something educational. c “v; educational. it is so appalling. it educational. it is so appalling. hh hehes—

educational. it is so appalling. it defies wise— educational. c “v; it defies wise description. ' i“v: it defies wise description. and the government— it defies wise description. and the government is— it defies wise description. and the government is doing nothing . now, we know that parents are up in arms in different areas and in different parts of the country . i think the parents country. i think the parents have got to get some concern, action going between them and just simply start taking the kids out of school until the schools act in a more responsible fashion. anne, what did you responsible fashion. anne, what he veu mehe— responsible fashion. anne, what did you make of— responsible fashion. anne, what did you make of this— vivi“ anne, what did you make of this national hhueeheh— did you make of this national education union— did you make of this national education union plan to actually encourage more— education union plan to actually encourage more drag queen story hmese— encourage more drag queen story hmese hh— encourage more drag queen story times? it feels— encourage more drag queen story times? it feels like— encourage more drag queen story times? it feels like they're ehmesh— times? it feels like they're almost purposefully now leaning into almost purposefully now leaning hhe hhhs— almost purposefully now leaning hhe hhhs . — almost purposefully now leaning into this . absolutely.- almost purposefully now leaning into this . ' clicg almost purposefully now leaning into this . ' chic; into this. absolutely. i'm what ever happened to childhood innocence? that's the first question you've got to ask. second question you've got to ask is whatever happened to second question you've got to ask is what ever happened to the ask is whatever happened to the protection of children so that you make sure that they find out about these things at appropriate stages and under parental supervision and with parental supervision and with parental guidance? why? because the parents know the children much better than anybody else does.i much better than anybody else does. i mean, this this is just the culmination now of a very

long process. you know, we have children able to obtain contraception when they're underage and their parents must not be told. well, yeah , not not be told. well, yeah, not changed gender. and the parents must not be told. no. that is something government can tackle. all parents of underage children and certainly when they're under 16, have the right to know every last thing that is happening to those children . well, no, those children. well, no, hheeh — those children. well, no, indeed. and _ those children. well, no, indeed. and rishi- vi.“ v: ”vii“ well, no, indeed. and rishi sunak said hheh— indeed. and rishi sunak said hheh ehh— indeed. and rishi sunak said hheh ehh eh— indeed. and rishi sunak said that all of the— indeed. and rishi sunak said that all of the right things hhhs— that all of the right things hhhs veeh— that all of the right things hhhs veeh .— that all of the right things this week , but— that all of the right things this week , but as you say, this week, but as you say, eehuehhv— this week, but as you say, eehuehhv .— this week, but as you say, actually , this— this week, but as you say, actually , this needs policy, actually, this needs policy, heesh-h— actually, this needs policy, heesh-h hhe— actually, this needs policy, doesn't it? it— actually, this needs policy, doesn't it? it needs hard and hesh— doesn't it? it needs hard and vesh eeheh — doesn't it? it needs hard and fast action. read— doesn't it? it needs hard and fast action. read sick is not eeeh— fast action. read sick is not good enough— fast action. read sick is not good enough here. �*ivv�*hicc i good enough here. well, rhetoric is completely useless. i mean, action speak louder than words. so where's the action , rishi? so where's the action, rishi? you know? and where is the erg urgent action? rishi, how much more of this is going to go on before somebody wakes up and does put a stop to it? what are the headmasters doing? what are the headmasters doing? what are the headmistresses doing? why are stuff in are they allowing this stuff in their ? you know, their schools? you know, they should account. but should be held to account. but no, indeed. and when-

should be held to account. but no, indeed. and when you- no, indeed. and when you look at eeheh— no, indeed. and when you look at hheh-hush— no, indeed. and when you look at action,-just have— no, indeed. and when you look at action,-just have to- no, indeed. and when you look at action, just have to look at action, you just have to look at hehee— action, you just have to look at hevvee-hhe— action, you just have to look at florida the governor, ron florida and the governor, ron hesehhs— florida and the governor, ron desantis, proving actually desantis, proving that actually it desantis, proving that actually h hs— desantis, proving that actually h is hesshhhe— desantis, proving that actually it is possible to— desantis, proving that actually it is possible to use legislation- it is possible to use legislation to stamp out this vehe— legislation to stamp out this woke nonsense— legislation to stamp out this woke nonsense in schools. no saying— woke nonsense in schools. no one's saying that— woke nonsense in schools. no one's saying that adults sheuhh-h— one's saying that adults shouldn't be— one's saying that adults shouldn't be able to be entertained— shouldn't be able to be entertained by drag queens of hhev— entertained by drag queens of course they should. but in the classroom, it's— course they should. but in the classroom, it's inappropriate course they should. but in the claswidcommv inappropriate course they should. but in the claswidcomm havepropriate course they should. but in the claswidcomm have aopriate course they should. but in the claswidcomm have a wonderful and widcomm have a wonderful heshev— and widcomm have a wonderful heshev ehh— and widcomm have a wonderful heshev end we— and widcomm have a wonderful easter and we will— and widcomm have a wonderful easter and we will speak next week.— easter and we will speak next veeh. ahe— easter and we will speak next week. and thank— easter and we will speak next week. and thank you so much. but eemhe— week. and thank you so much. but eemhe uh.— week. and thank you so much. but coming bps olympic_ week. and thank you so much. but coming up, olympic medallist and hevee— coming up, olympic medallist and fierce women's— coming up, olympic medallist and fierce women's rights campaigner sheveh— fierce women's rights campaigner sheveh hehes— fierce women's rights campaigner sharon davies reveals why she's heveehhhe— sharon davies reveals why she's heveehhho hhe— sharon davies reveals why she's boycotting nike after the eemhehv— boycotting nike after the company sparked global outrage by paying— company sparked global outrage by paying a— company sparked global outrage by paying a biological man to mehev— by paying a biological man to meheh hheh— by paying a biological man to model their women's leggings and shevhs— model their women's leggings and shevhs hves. — model their women's leggings and shevhs hves. she— model their women's leggings and sports bras. she joins me live huh— sports bras. she joins me live soon. but next,— sports bras. she joins me live soon. but next, as— sports bras. she joins me live soon. but next, as the dramatic hve— soon. but next, as the dramatic hve hev— soon. but next, as the dramatic hve hev hehee— soon. but next, as the dramatic two day police raid— soon. but next, as the dramatic two day police raid on nicola shuveeeh-s— two day police raid on nicola sturgeon's home— two day police raid on nicola sturgeon's home comes to an end. but sturgeon's home comes to an end. huh sevhev— sturgeon's home comes to an end. huh shh— sturgeon's home comes to an end. but senior snp figures raise serious questions about the hmhe— serious questions about the hmhe eh— serious questions about the hmhe ev hhe— serious questions about the timing of the police operation . timing of the police operation. ian timing of the police operation. heh es— timing of the police operation. heh hhe— timing of the police operation. ian was the party's membership hues— ian was the party's membership hues hhe— ian was the party's membership dues into voting— ian was the party's membership dues into voting for humza veusev— dues into voting for humza veuseh .— dues into voting for humza yousaf . that's— dues into voting for humza yousaf . that's the big debate yousaf. that's the big debate vvhhh— yousaf. that's the big debate vvhhh mv— yousaf. that's the big debate with my superstar panel. we're heeh— with my superstar panel. we're heeh h— with my superstar panel. we're heeh h hush— with my superstar panel. we're back in just two— with my superstar panel. we're back in just two minutes. time

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton hehhehh— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton hehhehh .— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton hehhohh . hhe— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight , the search is finally tonight, the search is finally eh— tonight, the search is finally eh hhe— tonight, the search is finally over at the home of nicola shuveeeh— over at the home of nicola sturgeon after— over at the home of nicola sturgeon after the astonishing evvesh— sturgeon after the astonishing evvesh eh— sturgeon after the astonishing evvesh ev hev— sturgeon after the astonishing arrest of her husband and party ehheh— arrest of her husband and party chief executive— arrest of her husband and party chief executive ,_ arrest of her husband and party chief executive , peter murrell. chief executive, peter murrell. huh— chief executive, peter murrell. huh es— chief executive, peter murrell. but as senior— chief executive, peter murrell. but as senior snp figures raise serious questions— but as senior snp figures raise serious questions about the hmhe— serious questions about the hmhe eh— serious questions about the hmhe ev hhe— serious questions about the timing of the police operation, hhe— timing of the police operation, hhe hevhv-s— timing of the police operation, was the party's membership duped into was the party's membership duped hhe voting— was the party's membership duped hhe vehhe vev— was the party's membership duped into voting for queen nick's heeh-hheheh— into voting for queen nick's hand—picked successor? humza useessh— hand—picked successor? humza useless . that's— hand—picked successor? humza useless . that's the big debate useless. that's the big debate vvhhh— useless. that's the big debate vvhhh mv— useless. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. ahe— with my superstar panel next. ahh hehehh— with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm— with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by ahseh— and tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson,— and tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson, sean bailey and amy— alison pearson, sean bailey and amy hhehehh— alison pearson, sean bailey and amy hhehehh. as— alison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl. as as— alison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl. as as the king hehes— amy nicholl. as as the king hehhs hhe— amy nicholl. as as the king bends the knee— amy nicholl. as as the king bends the knee to the woke mob by saying— bends the knee to the woke mob by sevho he— bends the knee to the woke mob by saying he supports an investigation— by saying he supports an investigation into the royal vemhhv-s— investigation into the royal family's links— investigation into the royal family's links to slavery, why is he— family's links to slavery, why is the monarch— family's links to slavery, why is the monarch pledging ehheohehee— is the monarch pledging allegiance to— is the monarch pledging allegiance to the leftie rag? hhe— allegiance to the leftie rag? the guardian— allegiance to the leftie rag? the guardian on free speech ehemhheh— the guardian on free speech champion toby— the guardian on free speech champion toby young says the these— champion toby young says the heheee ee— champion toby young says the palace are wrong— champion toby young says the palace are wrong to be led down

the palace are wrong to be led down hhe vehhhh— palace are wrong to be led down the rabbit hole— palace are wrong to be led down the rabbit hole of— palace are wrong to be led down the rabbit hole of reparations. hes— the rabbit hole of reparations. he's uncancelled_ the rabbit hole of reparations. he's uncancelled later this heuh— he's uncancelled later this heuv. es— he's uncancelled later this hour, as nick— he's uncancelled later this hour, as nick pays a biological he— hour, as nick pays a biological man to model— hour, as nick pays a biological man to model their women's heoohhos— man to model their women's heeehos ehh— man to model their women's leggings and sports bras . leggings and sports bras. sheuhh— leggings and sports bras. should there— leggings and sports bras. should there be a boycott eeehsh— should there be a boycott eoemsh hhe— should there be a boycott against the company for what some are calling— against the company for what some are calling an insult to vhhh— some are calling an insult to women? will defender of women's vehhs— women? will defender of women's hehhs ehh— women? will defender of women's rights and olympic— women? will defender of women's rights and olympic medallist swimmer sharron davies says she vhhh— swimmer sharron davies says she vvhhh heh— swimmer sharron davies says she vvhhh heh vveev— swimmer sharron davies says she will not wear the— swimmer sharron davies says she will not wear the swoosh ever eeeh. — will not wear the swoosh ever eeeh. ahe— will not wear the swoosh ever eeeh. ahh hhe— will not wear the swoosh ever again. and the latest example of go again. and the latest example of he vehe— again. and the latest example of 90 vehe 90— again. and the latest example of 90 vehe 90 hehe— again. and the latest example of go woke go broke .— again. and the latest example of go woke go broke . and as the go woke go broke. and as the hhesevs— go woke go broke. and as the hhesevs ehh— go woke go broke. and as the blazers and english cricket heeheve— blazers and english cricket declare that— blazers and english cricket declare that banter is a swear veve— declare that banter is a swear vveve ehh— declare that banter is a swear vveve ehh heh— declare that banter is a swear word and ban it— declare that banter is a swear word and ban it in the dressing is his— word and ban it in the dressing rooms is this an— word and ban it in the dressing rooms is this an absurd overreaction_ rooms is this an absurd overreaction to the yorkshire racism scandal?— overreaction to the yorkshire racism scandal? we pitched that uh— racism scandal? we pitched that uh h— racism scandal? we pitched that up in he— racism scandal? we pitched that one up in the media buzz and ehev— one up in the media buzz and ehev winning— one up in the media buzz and after winning selection at the hehhhe — after winning selection at the hehhhe ev— after winning selection at the battle of waterlooville veshevhev— battle of waterlooville veshevhev .— battle of waterlooville yesterday , will suella braverman yesterday, will suella braverman be yesterday, will suella braverman he vheheheus— yesterday, will suella braverman be victorious again— yesterday, will suella braverman be victorious again when crowned hehhehh-s— be victorious again when crowned tonight's greatest— be victorious again when crowned tonight's greatest briton and hheh— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass?— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass? we're going to heve— union jackass? we're going to heve e— union jackass? we're going to heve e hsh— union jackass? we're going to have a first look— union jackass? we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's

hevshehev— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, by the way,— newspaper front pages, by the vvev—hheh-sl way, hot off the press. that's in way, hot off the press. that's h—hehh- way, hot off the press. that's h—hehh ehevi in mere moments right after hevvv— in mere moments right after polly middlehurst . at “jiv“ polly middlehurst. at dan, thank you ehh— polly middlehurst. at dan, thank you and good evening to you. tonight's top story on gb news efforts to weed out hundreds of potentially corrupt police officers from britain's biggest force are underway. counter—terrorism officers, along with those who tackle serious organised crime, have been drafted in to help clean up the metropolitan police . of more the metropolitan police. of more than 1000 cases, and nearly 700 will now be reassessed , with will now be reassessed, with almost 200 referred to formal risk management or vetting. former senior investigating officer at the met, simon harding, says vets thing should be an absolute priority . be be an absolute priority. be taken away. that kind- ii“ be taken away. that kind of ii“ ch be taken away. that kind of process of taken away. that kind of process ev vehhhe— taken away. that kind of process of vetting which _ taken away. that kind of process of vetting which which helped heehhh— of vetting which which helped heehhh heehe— of vetting which which helped identify people at a very early sheee— identify people at a very early sheee us— identify people at a very early sheee us heehe— identify people at a very early stage us people would get hveuhh— stage us people would get through when— stage us people would get through when you cross over from hehe— through when you cross over from vevee he— through when you cross over from vevee he vevee — through when you cross over from force to force because you're ehveehv— force to force because you're ehveehv sevh— force to force because you're already sort of— force to force because you're already sort of branded, if you hhe—

already sort of branded, if you he. e— already sort of branded, if you he. e hehee— already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. the vehhhe— like, a police officer. the vetting levels— like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily- vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they heuhh— necessarily as high as they veuhh he. — necessarily as high as they would be. so— necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause a would be. so and that can cause e hvehhem.— would be. so and that can cause e hvehhem. huh— would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the— would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the intelligence hheh— a problem. but the intelligence hheh-semes— a problem. but the intelligence that-comes-that- a problem. but the intelligence that comes that person that that comes with that person sheuhh— that that comes with that person should follow _ that that comes with that person should follow them, obviously, ehh— should follow them, obviously, ehe—ehhe- should follow them, obviously, ehe—ehve he- should follow them, obviously, and—able to see and you should be able to see hheh— and you should be able to see hheh-veu— and you should be able to see that.-you know,- and you should be able to see that.-you know, i- and you should be able to see that. you know, i still that. but, you know, i still hhhh— that. but, you know, i still hhhh-ehh- that. but, you know, i still think-andlthinkl think there's and i think evevvee— think there's and i think everyone does level of everyone does the level of vehhhe— everyone does the level of vehhhe-he- everyone does the level of vetting _to be - everyone does the level of vetting to be much, everyone does the level of- vetting-to be much, much vetting needs to be much, much shveheev— vetting needs to be much, much shveheev-h— vetting needs to be much, much stronger in northern stronger for police in northern hvehehh— stronger for police in northern hvehehh ee— stronger for police in northern ireland are warning their ehheevs— ireland are warning their officers could— ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by hsshhehh— officers could be targeted by dissident arts— officers could be targeted by dissident arts in— officers could be targeted by dissident arts in london. hevvv. — dissident arts in london. hevvv. hevvv— dissident arts in london. hevvv. hehvv eh— dissident arts in london. dairy. dairy on easter- dissident arts in london. dairy. dairy on easter monday. that's after m15 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective john caldwell . the psni says john caldwell. the psni says there's strong intelligence that attacks are being planned . a man attacks are being planned. a man who murdered his pregnant wife by pushing her off the edge of arthurs seat in edinburgh has been jailed for 20 years. a cctv images have been released showing kashif anwar and his wife fawzia javed, walking behind him. the 29 year old pushed his wife, who was 17 weeks pregnant, down the hill.

she fell 50ft weeks pregnant, down the hill. she fell soft and sustained multiple blunt force injuries before dying, though, she managed to tell a woman nearby that her husband had been behind the attack . there's been more the attack. there's been more violence on the streets of paris today as protesters continue to demonstrate against the proposed pension bill. they set fire to one of president emmanuel macron's favourite restaurants and clashed with riot police. there have been pockets of violence in france since january , but the protests have mostly and so far been peaceful . the and so far been peaceful. the king has signalled his support for research into the british monarchy's historical links with trans atlantic slavery. king charles and the queen consort have meanwhile been at a maundy thursday service today in york, where the monarch presented specially minted coins to local people , thanking them for their people, thanking them for their outstanding christian service. the royals were greeted by well—wishers , as well as well—wishers, as well as a handful of demonstrators holding banners reading not my king.

you're up to date on tv online , you're up to date on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app. you're with gb news. more now from dan wootton. tonight . now from dan wootton. tonight. tomorrow's news tonight now in our mediabuzz. let's kick off vvhhh— our mediabuzz. let's kick off vvhhh hhe— our mediabuzz. let's kick off vvhhh hhe vevv— our mediabuzz. let's kick off with the very first— ” hi: let's kick off with the very first look at the hem— with the very first look at the vvehh hehes— with the very first look at the front pages. hot— with the very first look at the front pages. hot off the press ehh— front pages. hot off the press end he— front pages. hot off the press and the independent leads with hveveh— and the independent leads with travel disruption— and the independent leads with travel disruption over the heshev— travel disruption over the easter weekend with long queues at easter weekend with long queues eh hevev— easter weekend with long queues eh hevev ehh— easter weekend with long queues at dover and french protests heehhh— at dover and french protests blocking roads— at dover and french protests blocking roads as 2 million hhhs— blocking roads as 2 million hhhs ee— blocking roads as 2 million brits are expected to head ehveeh— brits are expected to head ehveeh .— brits are expected to head abroad , the— brits are expected to head abroad , the daily star declares abroad, the daily star declares hemme— abroad, the daily star declares hemme mhe— abroad, the daily star declares mamma mia as— abroad, the daily star declares mamma mia as furious italian hehhehehs— mamma mia as furious italian politicians demand a ban on hhehsh— politicians demand a ban on english words— politicians demand a ban on english words in— politicians demand a ban on english words in official documents,— english words in official documents, with £90,000 fines to be documents, with £90,000 fines to he hsheh— documents, with £90,000 fines to he hsheh euh— documents, with £90,000 fines to be dished out for— documents, with £90,000 fines to be dished out for the use of the veve— be dished out for the use of the word deadline— be dished out for the use of the word deadline .— be dished out for the use of the word deadline . god, they really word deadline. god, they really hehe— word deadline. god, they really hehe us— word deadline. god, they really hehe eeh-h— word deadline. god, they really hate us, don't they ? and the hate us, don't they? and the sehess— hate us, don't they? and the express writes— hate us, don't they? and the express writes that ukraine will fight— express writes that ukraine will hehh he — express writes that ukraine will hohh he hhe — express writes that ukraine will fight to the very— express writes that ukraine will fight to the very last man vehhev— fight to the very last man rather than— fight to the very last man rather than negotiate with huhh— rather than negotiate with

huhh my— rather than negotiate with putin. my superstar panel return hhe— putin. my superstar panel return now. the author— putin. my superstar panel return now. the author and top daily veheovehh— now. the author and top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, the— telegraph columnist allison pearson, the former conservative heheeh— pearson, the former conservative heheeh meveveh— pearson, the former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun hevvev.— london mayoral candidate shaun hevvev. ehh— london mayoral candidate shaun hevvev. end he— london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster— bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl and heehe— broadcaster amy nicholl and nicola sturgeon's bombshell veshoheheh— nicola sturgeon's bombshell resignation. seven weeks ago veehee— resignation. seven weeks ago rocked scotland _ resignation. seven weeks ago rocked scotland and sent shockwaves_ rocked scotland and sent shockwaves across the uk . shockwaves across the uk. however, the _ shockwaves across the uk. however, the real reasons behind her however, the real reasons behind hev hehevhuve— however, the real reasons behind her departure are— however, the real reasons behind her departure are now being eehheh— her departure are now being eehheh hhe— her departure are now being called into question after her hushehh— called into question after her husband, former— called into question after her husband, former snp chief exec vehev— husband, former snp chief exec peter murrell,— husband, former snp chief exec peter murrell, was— husband, former snp chief exec peter murrell, was sensationally evvesheh— peter murrell, was sensationally evvesheh by— peter murrell, was sensationally arrested by police— peter murrell, was sensationally arrested by police scotland veshevhev— arrested by police scotland yesterday before the force's ehheevs— yesterday before the force's officers descended on the eeuhve-s— officers descended on the couple's glasgow home in a hemehe— couple's glasgow home in a dramatic police— couple's glasgow home in a dramatic police search witnessed by he— dramatic police search witnessed by hhe heheh— dramatic police search witnessed by the nation. the— dramatic police search witnessed by the nation. the timing of huvvehh-s— by the nation. the timing of murrell's arrest— by the nation. the timing of murrell's arrest in connection vhhh— murrell's arrest in connection vvhhh hhe— murrell's arrest in connection with the police— murrell's arrest in connection with the police investigation hhe— with the police investigation hhe hhe— with the police investigation into the snp's— with the police investigation into the snp's finance raises. cvuehehhv— into the snp's finance raises. crucially came— into the snp's finance raises. crucially came just a week after humse— crucially came just a week after humse veusev— crucially came just a week after humza yousaf was— crucially came just a week after humza yousaf was elected as shuveeeh-s— humza yousaf was elected as sturgeon's replacement in a vote hheh— sturgeon's replacement in a vote hheh se— sturgeon's replacement in a vote that saw sturgeon's preferred eehhhuhhv— that saw sturgeon's preferred continuity candidate just hevvevhv— continuity candidate just narrowly beat- continuity candidate just narrowly beat rival kate forbes, ehhes— narrowly beat rival kate forbes, ehhes ev— narrowly beat rival kate forbes, allies of forbes— narrowly beat rival kate forbes, allies of forbes now lashing euh.— allies of forbes now lashing euh hhev— allies of forbes now lashing euh. vhev ee— allies of forbes now lashing out. they are insisting that the

heehevshhh— out. they are insisting that the leadership race— out. they are insisting that the leadership race would have ended hhevehhv— leadership race would have ended hhevehhv h— leadership race would have ended differently if voters— leadership race would have ended differently if voters had known eheuh— differently if voters had known eheuh hhe— differently if voters had known about the scandals engulfing the party — about the scandals engulfing the hevhv. ehe— about the scandals engulfing the hevhv. ehe sevhev— about the scandals engulfing the party. one senior snp figure sevh— party. one senior snp figure sehh h— party. one senior snp figure sehh if he— party. one senior snp figure said if the police had announced this said if the police had announced his es— said if the police had announced his going— said if the police had announced this was going to— said if the police had announced this was going to happen when it sheuhh— this was going to happen when it sheuhh heve— this was going to happen when it should have been— this was going to happen when it should have been announced, then hehe— should have been announced, then hehe vevhes— should have been announced, then kate forbes would— should have been announced, then kate forbes would be first hhhshev— kate forbes would be first minister. the— kate forbes would be first minister. the snp's former tushee— minister. the snp's former justice secretary, keith brown. hes— justice secretary, keith brown. he-s hevv— justice secretary, keith brown. he's now under— justice secretary, keith brown. he's now under pressure to eveeh— he's now under pressure to reveal details— he's now under pressure to reveal details of- he's now under pressure to reveal details of a meeting with seehehh-s— reveal details of a meeting with scotland's police _ reveal details of a meeting with scotland's police chief just a vveeh— scotland's police chief just a week before— scotland's police chief just a week before sturgeon resigned . week before sturgeon resigned. ahe— week before sturgeon resigned. ahh vhhhe— week before sturgeon resigned. and while jim— week before sturgeon resigned. and while jim sillars , a former and while jim sillars, a former shh— and while jim sillars, a former she hehuhv— and while jim sillars, a former snp deputy leader , told the snp deputy leader, told the eehv— snp deputy leader, told the daily telegraph, i think the hushe— daily telegraph, i think the hush ee— daily telegraph, i think the public are asking questions that the public are asking questions that hhe hehee— public are asking questions that the police have— public are asking questions that the police have to— public are asking questions that the police have to answer when hs— the police have to answer when was ms. sturgeon— the police have to answer when was ms. sturgeon told about the evvesh— was ms. sturgeon told about the evvesh e— was ms. sturgeon told about the evvesh hvves— was ms. sturgeon told about the arrest ? was she— was ms. sturgeon told about the arrest ? was she given fair arrest? was she given fair vevhhe— arrest? was she given fair vvemhe e— arrest? was she given fair warning ? did— arrest? was she given fair warning ? did that have an effect warning? did that have an effect on warning? did that have an effect eh hhe— warning? did that have an effect eh hhe hehe— warning? did that have an effect eh hhe hehe eh— warning? did that have an effect on the date of the— warning? did that have an effect on the date of the leadership eheehem— on the date of the leadership election? that's— on the date of the leadership election? that's what the public are election? that's what the public eshhh— election? that's what the public are asking, and— election? that's what the public are asking, and that's a heehhmehe— are asking, and that's a legitimate question for the hehee— legitimate question for the hehee .— legitimate question for the hehee . hevv— legitimate question for the police . now, a— legitimate question for the police . now, a spokesperson for police. now, a spokesperson for the police. now, a spokesperson for hhe hevmev— police. now, a spokesperson for the former first— police. now, a spokesperson for the former first minister denied she es— the former first minister denied she hveh— the former first minister denied she was given any— the former first minister denied she was given any warning, saying— she was given any warning, saying sturgeon has no prior hhevhehee— saying sturgeon has no prior knowledge of— saying sturgeon has no prior knowledge of the action or hhehhehs— knowledge of the action or intentions of— knowledge of the action or intentions of police. scotland ahe— intentions of police. scotland ahh hhev— intentions of police. scotland ahh hhev sev— intentions of police. scotland and they say she'll fully eeehevehe— and they say she'll fully cooperate with the police.

hehee— cooperate with the police. police scotland themselves are saying— police scotland themselves are sevhe e— police scotland themselves are sevho e se— police scotland themselves are sevho e he veev— police scotland themselves are saying a 58 year old man who was evvesheh— saying a 58 year old man who was evvesheh es— saying a 58 year old man who was evvesheh es e— saying a 58 year old man who was arrested as a suspect— saying a 58 year old man who was arrested as a suspect earlier vehev— arrested as a suspect earlier today, wednesday, the 5th of ash— today, wednesday, the 5th of ash sess— today, wednesday, the 5th of april 2023. so— today, wednesday, the 5th of april 2023. so yesterday, in eehheeheh— april 2023. so yesterday, in connection with _ april 2023. so yesterday, in connection with the ongoing investigation— connection with the ongoing investigation into the funding ehh— investigation into the funding and finances— investigation into the funding and finances of— investigation into the funding and finances of the snp has been veheeseh— and finances of the snp has been released without— and finances of the snp has been released without charge. penny singb— released without charge. penny singb vuvhhev— released without charge. penny singh further investigation as sinin further investigation as the singh further investigation as the investigation is ongoing. we are the investigation is ongoing. we uhehhe— the investigation is ongoing. we uhehhe he— the investigation is ongoing. we are unable to comment further hshh— are unable to comment further hsh-h hh— are unable to comment further now. isn't it interesting considering— now. isn't it interesting considering the daily media esessheh— considering the daily media obsession with— considering the daily media obsession with boris johnson's eehe— obsession with boris johnson's eehe huvhe— obsession with boris johnson's eehe during hevvv— obsession with boris johnson's cake during party game that the hheveh— cake during party game that the liberal media— cake during party game that the liberal media across the uk have hevehv— liberal media across the uk have hevehv esheh— liberal media across the uk have barely asked any— liberal media across the uk have barely asked any questions of hheh— barely asked any questions of their beloved— barely asked any questions of their beloved queen nick over his— their beloved queen nick over his hehe— their beloved queen nick over this long running— their beloved queen nick over this long running scandal? a ehevhe— this long running scandal? a glaring double— this long running scandal? a glaring double standard that hshhevs— glaring double standard that hshhevs hevv— glaring double standard that displays how far the activist veseh— displays how far the activist hsh hes— displays how far the activist msm has fallen _ displays how far the activist msm has fallen . so look so much msm has fallen. so look so much we eeh-h— msm has fallen. so look so much we eeh-h sev— msm has fallen. so look so much we eeh-h sev eh— msm has fallen. so look so much we can't say at this— msm has fallen. so look so much we can't say at this point. ahhseh— we can't say at this point. allison pearson.- we can't say at this point. allison pearson. but there is a lot allison pearson. but there is a heh heh— allison pearson. but there is a heh hheh ve— allison pearson. but there is a lot that we can— allison pearson. but there is a lot that we can do. you think hehe— lot that we can do. you think hehe vevhes— lot that we can do. you think kate forbes supporters are right to kate forbes supporters are right he veeh— kate forbes supporters are right he heeh huheh— kate forbes supporters are right to feel duped? because i think it's to feel duped? because i think hh-s vehh— to feel duped? because i think it's right what— to feel duped? because i think it's right what that snp senior sevs h— it's right what that snp senior source says if this police raid heh— source says if this police raid heh heeheheh— source says if this police raid had happened earlier, she would

be had happened earlier, she would he hvsh— had happened earlier, she would be first minister— had happened earlier, she would be first minister right now heeuse— be first minister right now because they— be first minister right now because they would have wanted a eveeh— because they would have wanted a eheeh heeh. — because they would have wanted a clean break. ' clicg ' i“v: clean break. absolutely. and i think kate forbes and her team should be asking for a rerun. she got 48% to mr. eustice's, 52, and they like reruns with that voting margin, don't they ? that voting margin, don't they? we have to tread a bit carefully, but there are lots of very, very strange things going on down, aren't there? so nicola sturgeon, who looked like she was for was full steam ahead for a second referendum, sudden only. so know in my heart that now so i know in my heart that now is the right time to go. what could prompted that change could have prompted that change of heart? she's an extremely ambitious why did ambitious control freak. why did she suddenly cede power there? it's there's a lot of very, very a lot of very, very odd things going on here. i think kate forbes has been extremely hard done by. and i think they're suspicious things as well. the contest for the first minister is normally much longer for this was a six weeks. the chief of police in scotland resigned

around the time of nicola sturgeon's resignation. there was a spate of other high profile resignations ones. it's an amazing story, partly because she was so mean about boris johnson. you know, she absolutely hated him, didn't she? and she made so much of boris's predicament. she? and she made so much of boris's predicament . so i'm boris's predicament. so i'm absolutely thrilled . it's house absolutely thrilled. it's house of cards meets the tartan mcmafia meets the macbeths. it's we look forward to the unfolding details over the coming months. that's all i can say beautifully put. beautifully put, sean hevvev.— put. beautifully put, sean hevvev. heeh— put. beautifully put, sean bailey. look, as— beautifully put, sean bailey. look, as someone who was eeuehh— bailey. look, as someone who was eeuohh uh— bailey. look, as someone who was eeuohh uh h— bailey. look, as someone who was eeuohh up he hheh— bailey. look, as someone who was caught up in that part sea gate esessheh— caught up in that part sea gate esessheh eh— caught up in that part sea gate obsession of the— caught up in that part sea gate obsession of the media, they were absolutely— obsession of the media, they were absolutely obsessed over vheh— were absolutely obsessed over vheh vveve— were absolutely obsessed over what were complete misdemeanours , what were complete misdemeanours . veu— what were complete misdemeanours . veu hheh.— what were complete misdemeanours . veu hhevv. vheh— what were complete misdemeanours , you know, fixed penalty notice vheve— , you know, fixed penalty notice vvheve hhe— , you know, fixed penalty notice where the boris— , you know, fixed penalty notice where the boris johnson had a hhese— where the boris johnson had a piece ev— where the boris johnson had a piece ev eehe.— where the boris johnson had a piece of cake, then you will see the piece of cake, then you will see hhe hhes— piece of cake, then you will see hhe hhes eh— piece of cake, then you will see the likes of beth _ piece of cake, then you will see the likes of beth rigby on sky heus— the likes of beth rigby on sky news sh— the likes of beth rigby on sky news, sit down— the likes of beth rigby on sky news, sit down with nicola shuveeeh— news, sit down with nicola sturgeon and _ news, sit down with nicola sturgeon and fawn over her vvhhheuh— sturgeon and fawn over her without asking _ sturgeon and fawn over her without asking one question eheuh— without asking one question eheuh hhe— without asking one question about the snp's finances. this hesh-h—

about the snp's finances. this hesh-h heeh— about the snp's finances. this hesh-h heeh e— about the snp's finances. this hasn't been a secret , you know. hasn't been a secret, you know. hvevvehe— hasn't been a secret, you know. hvevvehe hhevvs— hasn't been a secret, you know. everyone knows what's been going on. everyone knows what's been going vvhv— everyone knows what's been going wby hes— everyone knows what's been going why hes hhe— everyone knows what's been going on. why has the media allowed the on. why has the media allowed hhe shh— on. why has the media allowed hhe shh ehh— on. why has the media allowed the snp and sturgeon to get away vhhh— the snp and sturgeon to get away vvhhh se— the snp and sturgeon to get away vvhhh se mush— the snp and sturgeon to get away with so much when— the snp and sturgeon to get away with so much when they have an ehhe— with so much when they have an ehhve heme— with so much when they have an entire dense focus— with so much when they have an entire dense focus on boris over hevhveehe— entire dense focus on boris over hevhvoehe e — entire dense focus on boris over partygate ? thank— entire dense focus on boris over partygate ? “i

his minister for independence vhhehlhhhh— his minister for independence which think liberty. and which i think is a liberty. and i which i think is a liberty. and h-hheve-s— which i think is a liberty. and i there's something needs which i think is a liberty. and i to |ere's something needs which i think is a liberty. and i to be 's something needs which i think is a liberty. and i to be donenething needs which i think is a liberty. and i to be done there,g needs which i think is a liberty. and i to be done there, of eeds needs to be done there, of course, because - needs to be done there, of course, because this point, course, because at this point, we course, because at this point, vve-hhevv— course, because at this point, ve-hhev. — course, because at this point, ve-hhev. se- course, because at this point, we know . gage“; course, because at this point,- we-know . so exactly what we don't know. so exactly what the snp's defence is going to be. but what we do know what be. but what we do know and what is public record is that is on the public record is that there were these two huge crowd funding campaigns launched for separatism, that's where the separatism, and that's where the problem started . amy nicol you problem started. amy nicol you useless would not be first minister, would he? kate forbes would be first minister. i mean, if this arrest had happened just a couple of weeks earlier, i mean, there's literally during the election campaign, there is so much footage of useless press raising morale, saying he's an absolute brilliant party, chief executive. but absolute brilliant party, chief executive . but as you said executive. but as you said veuvsehh— executive. but as you said veuvsehh hs— executive. but as you said yourself, it's been- vixviviic but as you said yourself, it's been a fairly eeeh— yourself, it's been a fairly open seeveh— yourself, it's been a fairly open secret that this was eemhh— open secret that this was coming. this— open secret that this was coming. this was in the hhehhe. — coming. this was in the hhehhe. se— coming. this was in the pipeline. so i- coming. this was in the pipeline. so i don't think it heuhh— pipeline. so i don't think it would have.— pipeline. so i don't think it would have. yeah, the police investigation— would have. yeah, the police investigation has been out there hem— investigation has been out there hem hhe— investigation has been out there hem hhe shh— investigation has been out there from the snp membership and i hhhh— from the snp membership and i hhhh hhe— from the snp membership and i think the police— from the snp membership and i think the police timing it would heve— think the police timing it would heve eeuseh— think the police timing it would have caused a— think the police timing it would have caused a problem either way,— have caused a problem either vev. heeuse— have caused a problem either way, because if— have caused a problem either way, because if they had put it huvhe— way, because if they had put it huvhe hhe— way, because if they had put it during the leadership, candidate humse— during the leadership, candidate humza yousaf— during the leadership, candidate

humza yousaf would be lashing out:— humza yousaf would be lashing euh. saying— humza yousaf would be lashing euh. sevho hh— humza yousaf would be lashing out, saying it was— humza yousaf would be lashing out, saying it was unfair. so he— out, saying it was unfair. so hhe hehee— out, saying it was unfair. so the police couldn't really time it the police couldn't really time h h— the police couldn't really time h h e— the police couldn't really time h h e vev— the police couldn't really time it in a way that— the police couldn't really time it in a way that wasn't going to uhseh— it in a way that wasn't going to uhseh ehhhev— it in a way that wasn't going to upset either of— it in a way that wasn't going to upset either of these two camps. i upset either of these two camps. h hs— upset either of these two camps. h hh-s heh— upset either of these two camps. i it's not about— upset either of these two camps. i it's not about upsetting ehhhev— i it's not about upsetting ehhhev hhe— i it's not about upsetting either the two - i it's not about upsetting either the two camps. c either the two camps. it's about doing— either the two camps. it's about doing he— either the two camps. it's about doing the job because the other problem, suspicion that the snp have put the police have now they've put the police in a very funky place because if the police are not seen to act with a really laser focussed, strident hobnail boots in this arena , then they will come under arena, then they will come under scrutiny because the ex—police chief resigning in very, very short notice in the middle of this. now the public are eveeehhe— this. now the public are expecting the— now the public are expecting the police to take his— expecting the police to take his hhhs— expecting the police to take this this bunch— expecting the police to take this this bunch of people to hesh— this this bunch of people to task because— this this bunch of people to task because the press any more seheushv— task because the press any more seriously, they've— task because the press any more seriously, they've turned up vvhhh — seriously, they've turned up vvhhh e— seriously, they've turned up vvhh e shehe — seriously, they've turned up with a spade and a tent as if hehvhe— with a spade and a tent as if we're delving into fred and vvesh. — we're delving into fred and west. actually— we're delving into fred and west. actually ,- we're delving into fred and west. i :viv“ c v;hic west. actually, don't get me wrong. i'm not i'm not suggeshhe— wrong. i'm not i'm not suggesting for- wrong. i'm not i'm not suggesting for a- ; i'm not i'm not suggesting for a second they're heh— suggesting for a second they're heh huh— suggesting for a second they're heh huh vheh— suggesting for a second they're not. but what the— suggesting for a second they're not. but what the public will eveeev— not. but what the public will eveeeh hs— not. but what the public will evheeh is e— not. but what the public will expect is a robust outcome. they heh-h— expect is a robust outcome. they heh-h-heev— expect is a robust outcome. they don't-hear-mealy. don't want to hear any mealy meuhheh— don't want to hear any mealy mouthed words. _ don't want to hear any mealy mouthed words. they'll want semehhhe— mouthed words. they'll want something—and. mouthed words. they'll wanti something—and i'll something to happen. and i'll heh— something to happen. and i'll hehh veu— something to happen. and i'll hehh veu vvheh. — something to happen. and i'll tell you what. sorry just to hhevvuhh— tell you what. sorry just to interrupt-i'll- tell you what. sorry just to interrupt i'll you interrupt you. i'll tell you why-— interrupt you. i'll tell you why-ves— interrupt you. i'll tell you why-vves e- interrupt you. i'll tell you why. was a crowd funded why. this was a crowd funded hhhh —

why. this was a crowd funded hhhh .veeseh— why. this was a crowd funded thing.-reason i- why. this was a crowd funded thing. reason i the thing. the reason i use the vevhs— thing. the reason i use the vevhs uhes— thing. the reason i use the words wings of— thing. the reason i use the words wings of scotland when his—euh- words wings of scotland when hhhs—euh hhe- words wings of scotland when. this—out the money this blogger found out the money had this blogger found out the money heh—hhe- this blogger found out the money heh—hhe vvevhsi had gone, he tweeted the words, we've been robbed— had gone, he tweeted the words, we've been robbed . this was we've been robbed. this was semehhhe— we've been robbed. this was something-the- we've been robbed. this was something the scottish something that the scottish heehhh— people, a certain group of heehhsh— people, a certain group of- scottish _their scottish people did from their heevh. — scottish people did from their heevh. ahh— scottish people did from their heart. and now— scottish people did from their heart. “v: ”vivi: ship heart. and now they feel very hard of hard done, however. and of course, do have to stress course, we do have to stress open police investigation. but we don't know anything certain at moment. but but we at all at the moment. but but we do know at all at the moment. but but we he hheh-vveve— at all at the moment. but but we do know-we're quibbling- but but we do kl£600,000,!'l’e quibbling but but we do ki£600,000, which bbling but but we do ki£600,000, which the ng but but we do ki£600,000, which the tories over £600,000, which the tories sehee— over £600,000, which the tories sehee hs— over £600,000, which the tories sleaze is pocketing— over £600,000, which the tories sleaze is pocketing . i“ sleaze is pocketing. but i mean, i think the difference is as sean points out, this was money raised from supporters of separatism. it was money from the membership, the membership chose to donate so that is precious money. but look, we don't know what happened to the money of course, they might still have it. i suppose they might still have it. and £13 million that. _ might still have it. and £13 million that. michelle what we do know, what we do know just what about this is the we're seeing now the dangers of scotland effectively being run as a one party state. it's been nicola sturgeon's fiefdom . i nicola sturgeon's fiefdom. i think the scottish media, with the few exceptions, have been

absolutely supine. she's been not not had any proper scrutiny . i've got friends up in scotland. they've been sending for months . in fact, i've shared for months. in fact, i've shared with you, mr. wooten , haven't i? with you, mr. wooten, haven't i? so swirling rumours about whatever, you know, some, you know, some very, very stinky potential things going on. so i think this has been a failure of the media. and as you say, you know, nicola sturgeon's resignation was presented as the bbc news, a sort of joan of arc leaves us. and i'm thinking, no one says, is she potentially , one says, is she potentially, you know, is there a cloud under which she could possibly be leaving? and itv news and sky news treating her as a sort of departing leader who was going by her own choice? well, i don't eeheve— by her own choice? well, i don't heheve hheh.— by her own choice? well, i don't believe that. no,— by her own choice? well, i don't believe that. no, i— by her own choice? well, i don't believe that. no, i don't- believe that. no, i don't heheve— believe that. no, i don't believe that. _ believe that. no, i don't believe that. we do just have to shess— believe that. we do just have to shes ev— believe that. we do just have to stress now, of course we don't. ahh— stress now, of course we don't. ahh h— stress now, of course we don't. ahh h em— stress now, of course we don't. ahh v em going— stress now, of course we don't. and i am going to— stress now, of course we don't. and i am going to stress that, of course, that— and i am going to stress that, of course, that nicola sturgeon hes— of course, that nicola sturgeon hes ehvvevs— of course, that nicola sturgeon has always made— of course, that nicola sturgeon has always made always made ehsehuhehv— absolutely abundant, clear that she-hehhhe— absolutely abundant, clear that she nothing about this she knows nothing about this mev — she knows nothing about this mev she— she knows nothing about this money. she also— she knows nothing about this money. she also says that she heh— money. she also says that she heh he— money. she also says that she

heh he ehev— money. she also says that she had no prior knowledge of the hehee— had no prior knowledge of the hehee vehh— had no prior knowledge of the police raid and— had no prior knowledge of the police raid and her spokesperson has police raid and her spokesperson hes hshsheh— police raid and her spokesperson has insisted that— police raid and her spokesperson has insisted that she will eeehevehe— has insisted that she will cooperate with - has insisted that she will cooperate with police scotland . cooperate with police scotland. hev— cooperate with police scotland. hev hhe— cooperate with police scotland. now the witch _ cooperate with police scotland. now the witch hunt in manhattan had now the witch hunt in manhattan heh hume— now the witch hunt in manhattan had trump supporters in uproar, but had trump supporters in uproar, huh hehe— had trump supporters in uproar, huh me— had trump supporters in uproar, but none more so— had trump supporters in uproar, but none more so than congress woman in georgia— but none more so than congress woman in georgia and political hvehvehh— woman in georgia and political hvehvehh .— woman in georgia and political hvehvehh . he— woman in georgia and political firebrand , to say— woman in georgia and political firebrand , to say the least. firebrand, to say the least. marjorie— firebrand, to say the least. marjorie taylor— firebrand, to say the least. marjorie taylor greene speaking on marjorie taylor greene speaking eh vev— marjorie taylor greene speaking eh vev nevs— marjorie taylor greene speaking on fox news last— marjorie taylor greene speaking on fox news last night. she was hess— on fox news last night. she was hess hheh— on fox news last night. she was less than impressed by the sight of less than impressed by the sight ev hump-s— less than impressed by the sight of trump's arrest.— less than impressed by the sight of trump's arrest. watch this veehv— of trump's arrest. watch this veehhv hush— of trump's arrest. watch this really quick since you were just hheve. — really quick since you were just hheve. huh— really quick since you were just there. but mayor— really quick since you were just there. : :i hi: there. but mayor adams described new york as, quote, his home. how did his home look? pretty neat and tidy. no , his home is neat and tidy. no, his home is hsoushhe— neat and tidy. no, his home is hsoushhe .— neat and tidy. no, his home is hsoushho . h— i“: c v: no, his home is disgusting . i compared it to disgusting. i compared it to vheh— disgusting. i compared it to vheh h— disgusting. i compared it to what i called— disgusting. i compared it to what i called gotham city. the shveehs— what i called gotham city. the shveehs ee— what i called gotham city. the streets are filthy— what i called gotham city. the streets are filthy .— what i called gotham city. the streets are filthy . they're streets are filthy. they're eveeh— streets are filthy. they're covered with _ streets are filthy. they're covered with people basically dwrig— covered with people basically dying eh— covered with people basically dying eh hues— covered with people basically dying eh hugs .— covered with people basically dying on drugs . they can't even dying on drugs. they can't even shehh— dying on drugs. they can't even shehh uh.— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s— stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s se— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much crime in the ehhv. — there's so much crime in the ehhv. h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h h— there's so much crime in the city. i can't. i can't comprehend how people live heve.— comprehend how people live hheve. hh— comprehend how people live there. it was— comprehend how people live there. it was repulsive. it smehhs— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad .— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad . and i just i think smells bad. and i just i think it's smells bad. and i just i think hh-s e— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible place now , just it's a terrible place now, just in veu— it's a terrible place now, just in case you thought marjorie was evevveeehhh — in case you thought marjorie was overreacting, these— in case you thought marjorie was overreacting, these were some of the overreacting, these were some of hhe sehes— overreacting, these were some of hhe h— overreacting, these were some of

the scenes in new— overreacting, these were some of the scenes in new york on hueshev. — the scenes in new york on hueshev. why— the scenes in new york on tuesday. why are- the scenes in new york on tuesday. �*ivv�*iy i”hi the scenes in new york on tuesday. ;iv “v; i“ tuesday. why are you going in here and calling all the white people in here racist? no, i'm calling people in here racist? no, i'm eehhho hhem— people in here racist? no, i'm calling them dumb— i“ “hi”hi ”ivi. s7 no, i'm calling them dumb republicans. no, calling them dumb republicans. he. veue— calling them dumb republicans. no, you're calling— calling them dumb republicans. no, you're calling them racists. vsu— no, you're calling them racists. veu eeh— no, you're calling them racists. veu eehh hheh— no, you're calling them racists. you call them white— no, you're calling them racists. you call them white racist.- no, you're calling them racists. you call them white racist. all white people are racist to instigate violence right now because i'm black and i like violence. yeah, i'm an animal. hm— violence. yeah, i'm an animal. hm eh— violence. yeah, i'm an animal. i'm an animal. i'm a black animal. yeah i'm a black animal. let's kill all white people . let's kill all white people. oh, you ever seen performance ehe— oh, you ever seen performance evhe ehvheushv— oh, you ever seen performance art? obviously not,— oh, you ever seen performance art? obviously not, because this is my— art? obviously not, because this is my mehveeo— art? obviously not, because this is my 9 . — art? obviously not, because this is my manager. mg art? obviously not, because this is my manager. jii�*ig ; i“ is my manager. my manager. this is my manager. my manager. this is called my manager. marjorie was actually wrong— i: ; marjorie was actually wrong about one hhhe— was actually wrong about one hhhe hheh-s— was actually wrong about one thing that's scarier in gotham chhv. — thing that's scarier in gotham chv. amv— thing that's scarier in gotham city. amy nicole. _ thing that's scarier in gotham city. amy nicole. sean bailey. ahhseh— city. amy nicole. sean bailey. allison pearson— city. amy nicole. sean bailey. allison pearson ,_ city. amy nicole. sean bailey. allison pearson , do stand by, allison pearson, do stand by, heeuse— allison pearson, do stand by, because coming— allison pearson, do stand by, because coming up with the hhehehh— because coming up with the england wales— because coming up with the england wales cricket board , i england wales cricket board, i eeuhhh-h— england wales cricket board, i couldn't believe— england wales cricket board, i couldn't believe this. that band to couldn't believe this. that band he hs— couldn't believe this. that band he is hevv— couldn't believe this. that band he is e— couldn't believe this. that band to is now a swear— couldn't believe this. that band to is now a swear word and it mush— to is now a swear word and it mush he— to is now a swear word and it must be banned— to is now a swear word and it must be banned from all dressing rooms. do these— must be banned from all dressing rooms. do these constant ehhemhhs— rooms. do these constant ehemhhs he— rooms. do these constant attempts to rewrite the english hehoueee— attempts to rewrite the english hehoueoe veehv— attempts to rewrite the english language really represent hvehesse— language really represent hveovesse my— language really represent progress? my superstar panel uhv— progress? my superstar panel vvhhh eeh— progress? my superstar panel will get stuck— progress? my superstar panel will get stuck into that one huh—

will get stuck into that one soon. but next,— will get stuck into that one soon. but next, as nike pays a hheheheeh— soon. but next, as nike pays a biological man— soon. but next, as nike pays a biological man to— soon. but next, as nike pays a biological man to model their women's leggings and sports hes— women's leggings and sports hes sheuhh— women's leggings and sports bras, should there be a boycott eeehsh— bras, should there be a boycott eoehsh hhe— bras, should there be a boycott against the company for what seme-eehhhe— against the company for what some .calling an - against the company for what some calling an insult to some are calling an insult to women? well— some are calling an insult to women? well our— some are calling an insult to women? well our country's top hehehhev— women? well our country's top hehehhev ev— women? well our country's top defender of women's rights , defender of women's rights, esheehehhv— defender of women's rights, especially when— defender of women's rights, especially when it comes to sport— especially when it comes to sport olympic_ especially when it comes to sport, olympic medallist sharron hehes— sport, olympic medallist sharron hevhes-vvhh— sport, olympic medallist sharron davies,-will not- sport, olympic medallist sharron davies, will not wear davies, says she will not wear hhe—ehh- davies, says she will not wear the—and she's. davies, says she will not wear- the_and she's going the swoosh again and she's going to the swoosh again and she's going he-vvhv— the swoosh again and she's going he-vvhv shvehehh— the swoosh again and she's going to why straight after the to reveal why straight after the

break now i break. now meet |hveeh- now meet nike |hveeh— now meet nike women's new emhessehev— now meet nike women's new ambassador for— now meet nike women's new ambassador for the trans influencer_ ambassador for the trans influencer dylan mulvaney. hhthhhv— influencer dylan mulvaney. mulvaney is _ influencer dylan mulvaney. mulvaney is someone who has not had mulvaney is someone who has not heh ehv— mulvaney is someone who has not heh ehv oehhev— mulvaney is someone who has not had any gender reassignment shoem— had any gender reassignment surgery huh— had any gender reassignment surgery, but she— had any gender reassignment surgery, but she was still paid by he— surgery, but she was still paid by hhe hheheh— surgery, but she was still paid by the global brand to manage hheh— by the global brand to manage their women's— by the global brand to manage their women's wear, including hegemos— their women's wear, including heeehos ehh— their women's wear, including heeehos ehh e— their women's wear, including leggings and a sports bra . watch leggings and a sports bra. watch i this comes after budweiser, the heev— this comes after budweiser, the heev eemhehv— this comes after budweiser, the beer company behind bud light, sheheh— beer company behind bud light, signed up— beer company behind bud light, some up he— beer company behind bud light, signed up the activist to flog heev— signed up the activist to flog heev hev— signed up the activist to flog heev hev e— signed up the activist to flog beer for a basketball tournament, despite the fact huhvehev— tournament, despite the fact mulvaney knows nothing about the stem.— mulvaney knows nothing about the shevh. she— mulvaney knows nothing about the sport, she admits— mulvaney knows nothing about the sport, she admits that an acas heehsheh— sport, she admits that an acas heehsheh he— sport, she admits that an acas decision to give— sport, she admits that an acas decision to give sponsorship to huhvehev— decision to give sponsorship to huhvehev-heh— decision to give sponsorship to mulvaney not biological mulvaney and not a biological eeuhe— mulvaney and not a biological woman could be— mulvaney and not a biological woman could be a classic case of go woman could be a classic case of he vehe— woman could be a classic case of 90 vehe 90— woman could be a classic case of 90 vehe 90 hehe— woman could be a classic case of go woke go broke with objectors hhehehe— go woke go broke with objectors hhehoho he— go woke go broke with objectors pledging to boycott the company . vvevh— pledging to boycott the company . wet, vm— pledging to boycott the company . well, i'm delighted to be joined— . well, i'm delighted to be joined-by— . well, i'm delighted to be joined by women's rights joined now by women's rights eemhehohev— joined now by women's rights campaigner olympic medallist campaigner and olympic medallist shevveh— campaigner and olympic medallist sharron—sharron,- campaigner and olympic medallist sharron sharron, are sharron davies. so sharron, are vvhhh— sharron davies. so sharron, are vvhhh veu— sharron davies. so sharron, are vvhhh veu buy— sharron davies. so sharron, are

will you buy nike— sharron davies. so sharron, are will you buy nike after this? heeuse— will you buy nike after this? because there's— will you buy nike after this? because there's a big boycott going— because there's a big boycott going eh— because there's a big boycott going veeh— because there's a big boycott going on. yeah, i— because there's a big boycott going on. yeah, i mean , isn't it going on. yeah, i mean, isn't it hh-s— going on. yeah, i mean, isn't it hh-s hush— going on. yeah, i mean, isn't it hh-s tush se— going on. yeah, i mean, isn't it it's just so frustrating, isn't it it's just so frustrating, isn't h e — it's just so frustrating, isn't h e vve— it's just so frustrating, isn't it ? we make— it's just so frustrating, isn't it? we make two- it's just so frustrating, isn't it ? it's just so frustrating, isn't- it ? we make two steps forward, it? we make two steps forward, what with world athletics and then and then swim england, you know, in this country , know, in this country, protecting women's sport and then happens. feels like then this happens. it feels like it's a parody of what women it's just a parody of what women are. and in the past, it was always seen as an insult when people say run like a girl. and here we've got somebody behaving, you know, in a way that's very unsportsmanlike and it's very unathletic and it's just frustrating when only 1% just so frustrating when only 1% of the us sponsorship dollar in the whole of the usa goes to actual females in sport that they would then do this. you know, it just seems like literally like a kick in the teeth constantly. yeah, absolutely. vi.hiv i“ cs yeah, absolutely. absolutely you teeth constantly. yeah,- absolutely. absolutely you know hevv— absolutely. absolutely you know hev mush— absolutely. absolutely you know hev mueh h— absolutely. absolutely you know how much i love— absolutely. absolutely you know how much i love women's sport ehh— how much i love women's sport ehh hheve-s— how much i love women's sport ehh hheve-s se— how much i love women's sport and there's so many amazing women's athletes who get nothing hem— women's athletes who get nothing hem hhe— women's athletes who get nothing hem hhe ehh— women's athletes who get nothing from nike and are— women's athletes who get nothing from nike and are at the top of hheh— from nike and are at the top of hheh heme.— from nike and are at the top of their game. and— from nike and are at the top of their game. and then you've got hvheh— their game. and then you've got hvheh huhvehev— their game. and then you've got dylan mulvaney ,_ their game. and then you've got dylan mulvaney , right? and sure,

dylan mulvaney, right? and sure, vueh — dylan mulvaney, right? and sure, vueh h— dylan mulvaney, right? and sure, vueh h vehh— dylan mulvaney, right? and sure, yuck. i want dylan— dylan mulvaney, right? and sure, yuck. i want dylan to be happy. go yuck. i want dylan to be happy. go-heihppy-_ yuck. i want dylan to be happy. go_habby- dylan- yuck. i want dylan to be happy. go happy. dylan but go and be happy. dylan but veue— go and be happy. dylan but veu-ve-e— go and be happy. dylan but you're-a woman- go and be happy. dylan but you're a woman and you're you're not a woman and you're eevhehhv— you're not a woman and you're eevhehhv heh— you're not a woman and you're eevhehhv heh e— you're not a woman and you're certainly not a sportswoman. and suvehv— certainly not a sportswoman. and suvehv hhe— certainly not a sportswoman. and surely the crucial— certainly not a sportswoman. and surely the crucial thing here, sheveh— surely the crucial thing here, hheveh hs— surely the crucial thing here, sharon, is that— surely the crucial thing here, sharon, is that dylan mulvaney has sharon, is that dylan mulvaney hes e— sharon, is that dylan mulvaney has a man's body.— sharon, is that dylan mulvaney has a man's body. so how on eevhh— has a man's body. so how on earth because,— has a man's body. so how on earth because, you know, the hhehe— earth because, you know, the vvhehe hhhe— earth because, you know, the whole thing with— earth because, you know, the whole thing with women's sport and whole thing with women's sport ehh h— whole thing with women's sport ehh h hheh— whole thing with women's sport ehh h hhevv e— whole thing with women's sport and i know a lot— whole thing with women's sport and i know a lot of female ehhhehes— and i know a lot of female athletes, you— and i know a lot of female athletes, you know, it's all eheuh— athletes, you know, it's all eheuh shevhs— athletes, you know, it's all about sports bras for people vhhh— about sports bras for people with different— about sports bras for people with different size breasts . with different size breasts. hh-s— with different size breasts. hh-s eheuh— with different size breasts. it's about how— with different size breasts. it's about how you wear hevheuhev— it's about how you wear particular clothing when you heve— particular clothing when you heve veuv— particular clothing when you have your perry's, you know, hheve-s— have your perry's, you know, hheve-s ehh— have your perry's, you know, there's all of— have your perry's, you know, there's all of these issues that hvheh— there's all of these issues that dylan mulvaney— there's all of these issues that dylan mulvaney doesn't to dylan mulvaney doesn't have to heeh— dylan mulvaney doesn't have to heeh-eh— dylan mulvaney doesn't have to heeh-eh hh— dylan mulvaney doesn't have to deal-of it doesn't- deal with any of it doesn't apply_ deal with any of it doesn't apply .— deal with any of it doesn't apply , you— deal with any of it doesn't apply , you know, to dylan apply, you know, to dylan huhvehev. — apply, you know, to dylan huhvehev. h— apply, you know, to dylan mulvaney. i“ “hiv“ apply, you know, to dylan— mulvaney. i mean , dylan mulvaney mulvaney. i mean, dylan mulvaney is also being paid to promote tampax, product that tampax, another product that they will never lead ever in their life. you know, it's just so incredibly frustrating. and like said , you know, sports like you said, you know, sports bras, when there nothing to bras, when there is nothing to put sports bras, when put in the sports bras, when it's really important that the women get support, when women get proper support, when they sport, it doesn't they do sport, it just doesn't make mean, for a long make sense. i mean, for a long time, they sponsored allyson make sense. i mean, for a long time, one sponsored allyson make sense. i mean, for a long time, one ofionsored allyson make sense. i mean, for a long time, one of the ored allyson make sense. i mean, for a long time, one of the world'syson make sense. i mean, for a long time, one of the world's most felix, one of the world's most incredible track athletes. and

then when alison got pregnant , then when alison got pregnant, they reduced her sponsorship by 70. when she had something happen to her. that happens to only women. and so she left , you only women. and so she left, you know, and it's this it's just this total disdain that that women are being treated with, too, at the moment. and particularly in the world of sport, where physiology makes so much difference. i know. i mean, you look at that video— much difference. i know. i mean, you look at that video and- .“vi. v: i i mean, you look at that video and it is ehmesh— you look at that video and it is ehmesh hhe— you look at that video and it is almost like, are— you look at that video and it is almost like, are they just hehhe— almost like, are they just hehho hhe— almost like, are they just taking the piss now? it's so hushvehhh— taking the piss now? it's so frustrating. but— taking the piss now? it's so frustrating. but look, another veehv— frustrating. but look, another really important— frustrating. but look, another really important example, hheveh— really important example, sharon, women's sports sharon, of women's sports hehehhehhv— sharon, of women's sports potentially _thisl sharon, of women's sports- potentially _this week. potentially in danger this week. so potentially in danger this week. se-hhe— potentially in danger this week. se-hhelveev- potentially in danger this week. so _the .year old - potentially in danger this week. so the year old trans so this is the 42 year old trans eehev— so this is the 42 year old trans golfer, brianna— so this is the 42 year old trans golfer, brianna gill, who eehuehhv— golfer, brianna gill, who actually won— golfer, brianna gill, who actually won the australian vvmes— actually won the australian women's classic on the pga tour of australasia— women's classic on the pga tour of australasia .— women's classic on the pga tour of australasia . this— women's classic on the pga tour of australasia . this image of of australasia. this image of he— of australasia. this image of hhe vhehevv— of australasia. this image of the victory posted by the hheheh— the victory posted by the official tour's— the victory posted by the official tour's twitter page was eehuehhv— official tour's twitter page was actually taken— official tour's twitter page was actually taken down after a huge heehhesh— actually taken down after a huge heehhesh .— actually taken down after a huge heehhesh . huh— actually taken down after a huge backlash . but sharon, our backlash. but sharon, our ehuehhes— backlash. but sharon, our equalities minister, kemi heheheeh— equalities minister, kemi badenoch, is— equalities minister, kemi badenoch, is suggesting quite a hehhmevh— badenoch, is suggesting quite a landmark change— badenoch, is suggesting quite a landmark change to the law that heuhh— landmark change to the law that veuhh ehh— landmark change to the law that would only allow— landmark change to the law that would only allow biological women access— would only allow biological women access to same sex spaces. women access to same sex spaces. ahh— women access to same sex spaces. ahh evuehehhv— women access to same sex spaces. ahh evuehehhv .— women access to same sex spaces. and crucially , sporting and crucially, sporting

competitions . as so even though competitions. as so even though ehhhehes— competitions. as so even though ehhhehes hhe— competitions. as so even though athletes like gill— competitions. as so even though athletes like gill have undertaken— athletes like gill have undertaken gender reassignment suveevv— undertaken gender reassignment suveevv .— undertaken gender reassignment suvoevv . he— undertaken gender reassignment suvoevv . he veu— undertaken gender reassignment surgery , do you still believe surgery, do you still believe hhev— surgery, do you still believe hhev heve— surgery, do you still believe hhev heve eh— surgery, do you still believe they have an unfair advantage ? they have an unfair advantage? vehh.— they have an unfair advantage? vheh. hev— they have an unfair advantage? vheh. hhev he. — they have an unfair advantage? vehh. hhev he. h— they have an unfair advantage? well, they do. i mean,- they have an unfair advantage? well, they do. i mean, we- they have an unfair advantage? well, they do. i mean, we have a 17 peer reviewed studies in the world and every single one of them says that we cannot mitigate against male puberty advantage . and that's why when advantage. and that's why when we have golf, two we have golf, we have two different women's tee is different tees, a women's tee is different tees, a women's tee is different the men's tee different from the men's tee for obvious reasons. they hit it a lot further. so you are you know, you are starting the game of knowing this person of golf knowing this person has a physical before you a physical advantage before you even a ball. and that was even hit a ball. and that was the whether it's on the the same whether it's on the track swimming pool. track or in the swimming pool. and whole point. you and that's the whole point. you know, about based know, this is about being based on science and fact and you know, how much i love facts, right? that's how i do right? that's that's how i do it. factually that it. i factually with things that have proved, there's not have been proved, there's not a single in the world that single study in the world that proves can mitigate proves that you can mitigate against puberty. so we're against male puberty. so we're literally starting off these women's knowing women's competitions knowing that disadvantage women's competitions knowing that doesn't disadvantage women's competitions knowing that doesn't happenivantage women's competitions knowing that doesn't happen inntage women's competitions knowing that doesn't happen in the e and it doesn't happen in the men's because men's competitions because transgender men, biological females ought to carry on

females vastly ought to carry on and compete with the women. however, they identify, which nobody problem with. so nobody has a problem with. so this just fair sport. this is just about fair sport. you know, and you mentioned obviously rye working very obviously kim rye working very hard equality act. the hard on the equality act. the equalities from 2010 and equalities act was from 2010 and when it was actually drafted, they word sex. and they used the word sex. and believe me, in 2010, they meant biological sex. but somehow so between then and now, that has, you know, sort of morphed into anything . and so what we're anything. and so what we're trying to do is to be able to get back that terminology. so to actually means what it was meant to mean when it was drafted so that it could protect biological females safe spaces, fair females to safe spaces, to fair sports, to and correct sports, you know, to and correct stats, you know, things like taking consensuses and stats, you know, with regards to crime. it's really important that we have genuine figures so we know how to deal with things . how to deal with things. couldn't agree more. and you hheh.— couldn't agree more. and you know, we're with— couldn't agree more. and you know, we're with you on this and going— know, we're with you on this and going he— know, we're with you on this and we're going to keep— know, we're with you on this and we're going to keep with you on his.— we're going to keep with you on his ahh— we're going to keep with you on his ahh h— we're going to keep with you on this. and i think— we're going to keep with you on this. and i think you make a vevv— this. and i think you make a vevv hmhevhehh— this. and i think you make a very important point believing in very important point believing h-ehh— very important point believing in-and believing- very important point believing in and believing in in facts and believing in science doesn't make you enh—hvens—

science doesn't make you anti—trans. it— science doesn't make you anti—trans. it doesn't make you anti—trans. it doesn't make you e hvehshhehe— anti—trans. it doesn't make you e hvehshhehe .— anti—trans. it doesn't make you a transphobe . it— anti—trans. it doesn't make you a transphobe . it makes you a transphobe. it makes you someone who— a transphobe. it makes you someone who wants to protect women's rights.— someone who wants to protect women's rights. and that's a veehv— women's rights. and that's a really important— women's rights. and that's a really important part of this conversation. _ really important part of this conversation. that's what i love eheuh— conversation. that's what i love eheuh vheh— conversation. that's what i love about what you're— conversation. that's what i love about what you're doing. you heeus— about what you're doing. you heeus eh— about what you're doing. you heeus eh hhe— about what you're doing. you focus on the science . v/hiiv i“ ' “v: focus on the science. yeah. and danu— focus on the science. yeah. and heh hs— focus on the science. yeah. and dan, it's also about finding a place for trans athletes as well. yeah about sport being well. yeah about sport not being for everybody . it absolutely is. for everybody. it absolutely is. it just has to be the right place. and if that's not in an open let's debate it and open qatar, let's debate it and add we need to. add categories if we need to. you know, that's what they've done. no, indeed, indeed. but the about it, then we- : \vviv :: :: but the about it, then we can't eshve— the about it, then we can't- resolve _absolutely. the about it, then we can't- resothe _absolutely. the about it, then we can't- resothe _thatlabsolutely. the about it, then we can't resothe that makesylutely. the about it, then we can't resothe that makes mealy. the about it, then we can't- resothe-that makes me sick but the thing that makes me sick eheuh— but the thing that makes me sick eheuh hhe— but the thing that makes me sick about the dylan— but the thing that makes me sick about the dylan mulvaney thing, hvheh— about the dylan mulvaney thing, dylan—an- about the dylan mulvaney thing, dylan _ an athlete. dylan mulvaney isn't an athlete. you dylan mulvaney isn't an athlete. veu—huhvehev- dylan mulvaney isn't an athlete. you—mulvaneylanj you know, dylan mulvaney is an ehhehheh— you know, dylan mulvaney is ani attention—mulvaney attention seeker. dylan mulvaney is attention seeker. dylan mulvaney hslhveveeeheuv. — attention seeker. dylan mulvaney is provocateur. that's fine. is a provocateur. that's fine. huh— is a provocateur. that's fine. huh-sheuhh— is a provocateur. that's fine. but-should be- is a provocateur. that's fine. but should be very careful but nike should be very careful heeeuse veu— but nike should be very careful because, you know, i've been a big— because, you know, i've been a big veh— because, you know, i've been a big veh eh— because, you know, i've been a big fan of nike,— because, you know, i've been a big fan of nike, but i really heh-h— big fan of nike, but i really heh heh— big fan of nike, but i really don't want to— big fan of nike, but i really don't want to be after this emheveh— don't want to be after this omicron protest, isn't it? c omicron protest, isn't it? it's vheh-s— omicron protest, isn't it? it's vheh-s heh— omicron protest, isn't it? it's what's left for— omicron protest, isn't it? it's what's left for us— omicron protest, isn't it? it's what's left for us at- omicron protest, isn't it? it's what's left for us at the moment, because nobody really seems to be listening to the general and that's general public. and that's what seems incredibly seems to be incredibly frustrating. the only way we frustrating. so the only way we can actually these can actually make these companies governments companies and make governments listen boycott with our

listen is to boycott with our wallet. no woke go wallet. and that's no woke go broke. it's the only thing they hsheh— broke. it's the only thing they hsheh he. — broke. it's the only thing they listen to. disney's— it's the only thing they listen to. disney's listening. hehhv— listen to. disney's listening. netflix listening. it's what netflix is listening. it's what veuve— netflix is listening. it's what veuve eeh— netflix is listening. it's what veuve eeh he— netflix is listening. it's what you've got to do.— netflix is listening. it's what you've got to do. sharon davies so you've got to do. sharon davies se eeeh— you've got to do. sharon davies se eeeh he— you've got to do. sharon davies so good to speak.— you've got to do. sharon davies so good to speak. have a hhhhehh— so good to speak. have a brilliant easter, but coming up in brilliant easter, but coming up h—huehhehemi brilliant easter, but coming up in publicly buckingham brilliant easter, but coming up in publicly support�*lgham brilliant easter, but coming up in publicly support an am palace publicly support an investigation— palace publicly support an investigation their own investigation into their own hhshehe— investigation into their own hhshehe-he— investigation into their own historic-to the- investigation into their own historic to the slave historic links to the slave hehee— historic links to the slave heeeh-hhe— historic links to the slave trade? king charles wise to trade? is king charles wise to eeeh— trade? is king charles wise to eeeh hhe— trade? is king charles wise to open the reparation floodgates heuhhev—hhei open the reparation floodgatesi founder—the free founder and director of the free speech— founder and director of the free sheeeh hheh— founder and director of the free speech union toby young gives his speech union toby young gives hhs eveeh— speech union toby young gives his expert analysis but his expert analysis later. but hevh— his expert analysis later. but hevhlhhe— his expert analysis later. but next-the media- his expert analysis later. but next the media buzz, as the next in the media buzz, as the veve— next in the media buzz, as the vveve hehhev— next in the media buzz, as the word banter is— next in the media buzz, as the word banter is declared a swear veve— word banter is declared a swear vveve by— word banter is declared a swear vveve by hhohsh— word banter is declared a swear word by english and welsh hheheh— word by english and welsh cricket-have- word by english and welsh cricket have banned banter cricket who have banned banter in cricket who have banned banter h hesshe— cricket who have banned banter in dressing rooms— cricket who have banned banter in dressing rooms .— cricket who have banned banter in dressing rooms . bandit yep. in dressing rooms. bandit yep. is in dressing rooms. bandit yep. hs hhe— in dressing rooms. bandit yep. is the constant— in dressing rooms. bandit yep. is the constant clampdown on our evevvhev— is the constant clampdown on our evevvhev heheueoe— is the constant clampdown on our everyday language beginning to heev-e— everyday language beginning to heev-e my— everyday language beginning to wear ? my superstar panel wear thin? my superstar panel heve— wear thin? my superstar panel heve-sev— wear thin? my superstar panel heve-sev .—

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delivered. the daily telegraph heehs vhhh— delivered. the daily telegraph leads with the _ delivered. the daily telegraph leads with the growing concerns of leads with the growing concerns ev eh— leads with the growing concerns ev eh ehheeh— leads with the growing concerns of an attack targeting police in hevhhem— of an attack targeting police in northern ireland.— of an attack targeting police in northern ireland. the paper vehevhs— northern ireland. the paper reports there's— northern ireland. the paper reports there's strong intelligence - reports there's strong intelligence suggesting one eeuhe— intelligence suggesting one eeuhh hehe— intelligence suggesting one could take place before the 25th ehmvevsevv— could take place before the 25th ehhvvevsevv eh— could take place before the 25th anniversary of the— could take place before the 25th anniversary of the good friday oneemehh— anniversary of the good friday oneemehh eh— anniversary of the good friday agreement on the 10th of april. of agreement on the 10th of april. eh eeuvse— agreement on the 10th of april. eh joe — agreement on the 10th of april. of course, joe biden, the us heheeh.— of course, joe biden, the us president, visiting next week . president, visiting next week. the — president, visiting next week. the sun— president, visiting next week. the sun writes— president, visiting next week. the sun writes that misery evehhs— the sun writes that misery awaits millions— the sun writes that misery awaits millions of brits heading away— awaits millions of brits heading away vev— awaits millions of brits heading away hev hhe— awaits millions of brits heading away for the easter break due to eveheshs— away for the easter break due to eveheshs ehh— away for the easter break due to protests and strikes in france. hheve-s— protests and strikes in france. there's always— protests and strikes in france. there's always strikes in france ehh— there's always strikes in france ehe-eehv— there's always strikes in france and-daily mail— there's always strikes in france and daily mail leads with and the daily mail leads with king— and the daily mail leads with king chevhes— and the daily mail leads with king charles backing . new king charles backing. new research slavery links with research over slavery links with the research over slavery links with hhe menevehv— research over slavery links with the monarchy, fuelling calls for hhheh— the monarchy, fuelling calls for hhheh he— the monarchy, fuelling calls for hvheh he hev— the monarchy, fuelling calls for britain to pay reparations. vveve— britain to pay reparations. vve-ve eeh— britain to pay reparations. we've got the— britain to pay reparations. we've got the latest developments on this with toby veuhe— developments on this with toby young eemhe— developments on this with toby young eemmo uh— developments on this with toby young coming up shortly. young coming up very shortly. huh—suhevshevi but before that, my superstar eehev— but before that, my superstar heheh veuvhh— but before that, my superstar heheh veuvhh .— but before that, my superstar panel return . the and panel return. the author and eehv— panel return. the author and daily telegraph— panel return. the author and daily telegraph columnist ahhseh— daily telegraph columnist allison _former. allison pearson, former conservative _ allison pearson, former conservative london mayoral eehhhehe— conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and the euhhev— candidate shaun bailey, and the euhhev ehh— candidate shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy hheheh. — author and broadcaster amy nicholl. well— author and broadcaster amy nicholl. well if— author and broadcaster amy nicholl. well if you didn't hhhh— nicholl. well if you didn't hhhh hhe— nicholl. well if you didn't think the left's war on words eeuhe— think the left's war on words eeuhh eeh— think the left's war on words eeuhh eeh ehv— think the left's war on words could get any more insane , the could get any more insane, the hhehehh— could get any more insane, the england ehh— could get any more insane, the england and wales cricket board heve— england and wales cricket board heve-hehheh— england and wales cricket board have banned banter from have now banned banter from hesshe— have now banned banter from hessho veems— have now banned banter from dressing rooms and classified it as a swear word with players evheh— as a swear word with players

evheh eh— as a swear word with players warned of zero— as a swear word with players warned of zero tolerance for ushe— warned of zero tolerance for ushe ehushve— warned of zero tolerance for using abusive language under the guise— using abusive language under the guise ev— using abusive language under the ouhse ev hee— using abusive language under the guise of leg pulling . the guise of leg pulling. the hhehe— guise of leg pulling. the bizarre move— guise of leg pulling. the bizarre move comes after the hushe— bizarre move comes after the bruising yorkshire racism seehheh— bruising yorkshire racism scandal that— bruising yorkshire racism scandal that saw several asian ehehehevs— scandal that saw several asian cricketers speak— scandal that saw several asian cricketers speak out against hheheh— cricketers speak out against alleged racial— cricketers speak out against alleged racial dressed up alleged racial abuse. dressed up as alleged racial abuse. dressed up es hehhev— alleged racial abuse. dressed up es hehhev .— alleged racial abuse. dressed up as banter , including the now as banter, including the now hsmhsseh— as banter, including the now dismissed racism claim by azeem rafiq— dismissed racism claim by azeem rafiq eeehsh— dismissed racism claim by azeem rafiq against the— dismissed racism claim by azeem rafiq against the former england eeeheh— rafiq against the former england captain michael— rafiq against the former england captain michael vaughan that led to captain michael vaughan that led he hhs— captain michael vaughan that led he hhs eoveoheus— captain michael vaughan that led to his egregious cancellation by the to his egregious cancellation by hhe-veshehhhe- to his egregious cancellation by the-responding to- to his egregious cancellation by the responding to the the bbc. and responding to the hhe— the bbc. and responding to the new move, the ecb's chief new move, the ecb's new chief eves—sevh- new move, the ecb's new chief. exec,_said nobody exec, richard gould, said nobody can exec, richard gould, said nobody he— exec, richard gould, said nobody he h— exec, richard gould, said nobody he in ehv— exec, richard gould, said nobody can be in any illusion of the shehhevhs— can be in any illusion of the standards required. now they hheh— standards required. now they knew hevv— standards required. now they know now what— standards required. now they know now what the base level is ehh— know now what the base level is ehe-hs— know now what the base level is and-is acceptable- know now what the base level is and is acceptable and what and what is acceptable and what is heh— and what is acceptable and what is not acceptable.— and what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. we have seen hheh— is not acceptable. we have seen hheh vhhhh— is not acceptable. we have seen that within dressing rooms. hehhev—e- that within dressing rooms.- hehhev—e-veu banter used to be a word you eeuhe— banter used to be a word you eeuhh use— banter used to be a word you could use. banter— banter used to be a word you could use. banter is a swear vvevh— could use. banter is a swear vvevh hev— could use. banter is a swear vvevh hevlhs— could use. banter is a swear word. nowlis not- could use. banter is a swear word. now is not acceptable . word. now it is not acceptable. vvevh.— word. now it is not acceptable. wet, sheuh— word. now it is not acceptable. well, shaun bailey, look, i veehv— well, shaun bailey, look, i veehhv hevvv— well, shaun bailey, look, i really worry that this is eehuehhv— really worry that this is actually going to take away a lot actually going to take away a heh eh— actually going to take away a heh ev hhe— actually going to take away a heh ev hhe joy— actually going to take away a lot of the joy that people have playing— lot of the joy that people have playing sport— lot of the joy that people have playing sport right ? one of the playing sport right? one of the hhes— playing sport right? one of the hhhes hheh— playing sport right? one of the things that people love about seeh— things that people love about shevh hs— things that people love about sport is-dressing- things that people love about sport is dressing room sport is the dressing room hehhev— sport is the dressing room hehhev .— sport is the dressing room banter , and— sport is the dressing room banter , and that's part of being banter, and that's part of being hhhsh— banter, and that's part of being british .well,_ banter, and that's part of being british-well, isn't— banter, and that's part of being british well, isn't it? british as well, isn't it? are we— british as well, isn't it? are we now hypersensitive of we now so hypersensitive of hhehe— we now so hypersensitive of that? banter— we now so hypersensitive of that? banter has— we now so hypersensitive of that? banter has to be banned ? that? banter has to be banned? ahh— that? banter has to be banned? ahh heeh— that? banter has to be banned? and look, this— that? banter has to be banned? and look, this shows two things.

hheh.— and look, this shows two things. hvshhv.lshevs— and look, this shows two things. firstly,.shows that— and look, this shows two things. firstly,.shows that they- firstly, it shows that they didn't what do didn't actually know what to do and they wanted to signal their virtue ban banter, virtue. if you ban banter, you've effectively banned conversation . anything could be conversation. anything could be termed as as banter. people are not so stupid as to realise, not realise what's offensive and what isn't. so you can't ban banter. we are what isn't. so you can't ban banter . we are scared of banter banter. we are scared of banter eveh-eh— banter. we are scared of banter now, aren't-of-we.l banter. we are scared of banter now, aren't-of-we. i now, aren't we? of course we. it now, aren't we? of course we. hh heehs— now, aren't we? of course we. hh heehs hhe— now, aren't we? of course we. it looks like they're— now, aren't we? of course we. it looks like they're actually saying banter not saying the word banter could not be we have many more be used, which we have many more offensive words english offensive words in english lexicon banter . so that's lexicon than banter. so that's that's crazy. but it goes to the core of it. if you really want that's crazy. but it goes to the co include if you really want that's crazy. but it goes to the co include people eally want that's crazy. but it goes to the co include people inlly want that's crazy. but it goes to the co include people in a' want that's crazy. but it goes to the co include people in a dressing to include people in a dressing room, if you really want to stamp the banning of stamp this out, the banning of something, probably won't it. something, probably won't do it. but what saying, nicole but what it's saying, amy nicole is but what it's saying, amy nicole hsiheh-h— but what it's saying, amy nicole hsiheh-h hheh.— but what it's saying, amy nicole is-don't know, i'm- but what it's saying, amy nicole is don't know, i'm just is if i don't know, i'm just hhhhhe— is if i don't know, i'm just hhhhhe h— is if i don't know, i'm just thinking if there was a gay player— thinking if there was a gay player h— thinking if there was a gay player he he— thinking if there was a gay player in the team and someone hheh— player in the team and someone hheh-eh— player in the team and someone heheeh-eh hhe— player in the team and someone joked,-of the team - player in the team and someone joked, of the team mates joked, one of the team mates joked_ joked, one of the team mates teheh .— joked, one of the team mates teheh . eh— joked, one of the team mates teheh . eh. shee— joked, one of the team mates joked , oh, stop like joked, oh, stop acting like a big— joked, oh, stop acting like a big hvvs— joked, oh, stop acting like a big girls blouse, you're out. veue— big girls blouse, you're out. you're fired.— big girls blouse, you're out. you're fired. your- big girls blouse, you're out. you're fired. your sporting career is over— you're fired. your sporting career is over .- you're fired. your sporting career is over. that is ridiculous— career is over. that is ridiculous. - career is over. that is ridiculous. '“v: �*" ridiculous. and if that repeatedly upset the person and then they could have licence to say it over and over again by going, it's just banter. that's the problem. because you can. so

you want banter to be banned. bullying can be by bullying can be disguised by saying it's banter. okay, so you want saying it's banter. okay, so you vehh hehhev— saying it's banter. okay, so you want banter is— saying it's banter. okay, so you want banter is a— “v; okay, so you want banter is a problem. '“v: want banter is a problem. and eehuehhv— want banter is a problem. and eehuehhv. h— want banter is a problem. and actually, i looked— want banter is a problem. and actually, i looked into some statistics around this because i know you love a stat and bring me the stats, but just before that, you just answer that, can you just answer my question? do want question? okay. do you want hehhev— question? okay. do you want hehhev he— question? okay. do you want banter to.banned?- : hiv“7 okay. do you want banter to banned? that's : vi“7 okay. do you want banter to banned? that's vcj“ banter to be banned? that's oh, bang— banter to be banned? that's oh, bang eh— banter to be banned? that's oh, bang on e— banter to be banned? that's oh, hang on a minute.— banter to be banned? that's oh, hang on a minute. if— banter to be banned? that's oh, hang on a minute. if it's- banter to be banned? that's oh, hang on a minute. if it's a very simple question, it's just a yes or i'm terrified the word or no. i'm terrified of the word banter. i absolutely hate when people rudest and people say the rudest thing and then it's just banter. then they go, it's just banter. that means you can't respond to it. can't have just it. you can't have it's just feel , yes. just to clarify, feel so, yes. just to clarify, amy,— feel so, yes. just to clarify, amyv hheehe — feel so, yes. just to clarify, amy, nicole wants- ”vivi: «wilt? just to clarify, amy, nicole wants banned. to hehheh— amy, nicole wants banned. to banned—stat?- amy, nicole wants banned. to banned._stat? . amy, nicole wants banned. toi banned._stat? my banned. what's your stat? my shee— banned. what's your stat? my seeh-vheh— banned. what's your stat? my shee-vheh h— banned. what's your stat? my stat-with it is- banned. what's your stat? my stat-with it is that- banned. what's your stat? my stat with it is that two stat hit me with it is that two thirds of adults in the uk have felt bullied by people justifying their their words by saying it's just banter. get over it. but but that's the key hhhh — over it. but but that's the key hhho. vhev— over it. but but that's the key hhho. vhev heh— over it. but but that's the key thing. they had to— c but but that's the key thing. they had to justify . it's thing. they had to justify. it's hush— thing. they had to justify. it's tush hehhev. — thing. they had to justify. it's just banter. no,— thing. they had to justify. it's just banter. \vviv c thing. they had to justify. it's just banter. \viv just banter. no, no, it's not. no.— just banter. no, no, it's not. he. he— just banter. no, no, it's not. he. huh— just banter. no, no, it's not. no, no. but hold— just banter. no, no, it's not. no, no. but hold on.- just banter. \hiv no, no. but hold on. but hold h— no, no. but hold on. but hold h veu— no, no. but hold on. but hold on. if you remove— no, no. but hold on. but hold on. if you remove banter, then semehehv— on. if you remove banter, then somebody will— on. if you remove banter, then somebody will say— on. if you remove banter, then somebody will say it's just a joke- — somebody will say it's just a joke- hhe— somebody will say it's just a joke- vhe eehv— somebody will say it's just a joke. the point is— somebody will say it's just a joke. the point is this. no, no, hs— joke. the point is this. no, no, he he— joke. the point is this. no, no, it's the principle— joke. the point is this. no, no, it's the principle is bogus. hs— it's the principle is bogus. vs. vs— it's the principle is bogus. it's. it's not—

it's the principle is bogus. it's. it's not the- it's the principle is bogus. it's. it's not the banter that's hhe— it's. it's not the banter that's hhe hvehhem.— it's. it's not the banter that's the problem. it's— it's. it's not the banter that's the problem. it's content of the problem. it's the content of hheh— the problem. it's the content of hheh hehhev. — the problem. it's the content of that banter. allison- the problem. it's the content of that banter. i“ i“ the problem. it's the content of that lhhi er. i“ i“ the problem. it's the content of that thhi i“ i“ the problem. it's the content of that thhi i“ the problem. it's the content of that thhi :: “v; don't we have to be defending great british banter? it's one of the best things about living in the uk, like our banter, you know, if you move to america, right, they don't good right, they don't do good banter. ithink right, they don't do good banter. i think amy's missing the banter. i think amy's missing hhe evueheh— banter. i think amy's missing the crucial point— i think amy's missing the crucial point here, which is hheh—eeh- the crucial point here, which is hheh—eeh ehhv- that british men can only communicate— that british men can only communicate banter via communicate based banter via hehee— communicate based banter via hehhev. se— communicate based banter via hehhev. se h— communicate based banter via banter. so if you— communicate based banter via banter. so if you ban banter ehhe— banter. so if you ban banter ehhve .— banter. so if you ban banter ehhve . veu— banter. so if you ban banter entire , you know, 50% of the entire, you know, 50% of the hehuheheh— entire, you know, 50% of the hehuheheh hs— entire, you know, 50% of the population is going to be not sheehhe— population is going to be not speaking because all they can say— speaking because all they can sev hs— speaking because all they can sev vs hehes— speaking because all they can sev vs tehes .— speaking because all they can sev vs tehes . as— speaking because all they can say is jokes . as sean pointed say is jokes. as sean pointed euh— say is jokes. as sean pointed euh eevheh— say is jokes. as sean pointed out earlier, if— say is jokes. as sean pointed out earlier, if they suddenly shevh— out earlier, if they suddenly shevh eshhe— out earlier, if they suddenly start asking people about how do you start asking people about how do veu veeh— start asking people about how do veu heeh eheuh— start asking people about how do you feel about things are you feel about how things are going— you feel about how things are going .— you feel about how things are going . ehh— you feel about how things are going . ehh mesh— you feel about how things are going, all most british men hehhev— going, all most british men hehhev hs— going, all most british men banter is great— going, all most british men banter is great in the great hvehheh— banter is great in the great tradition of— banter is great in the great tradition of british things , tradition of british things, hehhev— tradition of british things, hehhev ehh— tradition of british things, banter and humour are the great sehvehhs— banter and humour are the great sehvehhs ev— banter and humour are the great solvents of tension— banter and humour are the great solvents of tension in between shveheevs— solvents of tension in between shveheevs .— solvents of tension in between shvehoevs . se— solvents of tension in between strangers . so we— solvents of tension in between strangers . so we know we can strangers. so we know we can sevh— strangers. so we know we can sevh eh— strangers. so we know we can sevh eh veu— strangers. so we know we can sort of, you know,— strangers. so we know we can sort of, you know, someone on he— sort of, you know, someone on hhe heh— sort of, you know, someone on hhe hveh .— sort of, you know, someone on hhe hveh . veu— sort of, you know, someone on the train , you know, how are you the train, you know, how are you hehe— the train, you know, how are you hehe heu— the train, you know, how are you doing, you know,— the train, you know, how are you doing, you know, whatever nice joke- — doing, you know, whatever nice joke- hheh-s— doing, you know, whatever nice joke. that's the— doing, you know, whatever nice joke. that's the way we break hevvh— joke. that's the way we break down barriers— joke. that's the way we break down barriers .— joke. that's the way we break down barriers . and if you do down barriers. and if you do his— down barriers. and if you do his mv— down barriers. and if you do his mv veev— down barriers. and if you do this, my fear is— down barriers. and if you do this, my fear is that people vihi— this, my fear is that people

will become— this, my fear is that people will become nervous aukus of sheehhe— will become nervous aukus of seeking in— will become nervous aukus of speaking in front— will become nervous aukus of speaking in front of , say, asian speaking in front of, say, asian evevevs— speaking in front of, say, asian evevevs ev— speaking in front of, say, asian players or whatever , and that players or whatever, and that hhev— players or whatever, and that hhev vih— players or whatever, and that they will censor— players or whatever, and that they will censor themselves . they will censor themselves. mev-hh— they will censor themselves. vhev-hhhhhh— they will censor themselves. they'll think those people can't hehe— they'll think those people can't hehe e— they'll think those people can't hehe e joke— they'll think those people can't hehe e hehe .— they'll think those people can't take a joke . erg— they'll think those people can't take a joke . erg but we will take a joke. erg but we will huh — take a joke. erg but we will huh. ahseh— take a joke. erg but we will put. alison you— take a joke. erg but we will put. alison you just- take a joke. erg but we will put. alison you just said it. they can't take a joke. you can't take a joke. but jokes, that's the danger. let me let me give bullying jokes. but if someone intends- give bullying jokes. but if someone intends to - ; ; but if someone intends to bully you, hseuhshe— someone intends to bully you, hsouhsho hh— someone intends to bully you, disguising it in— someone intends to bully you, disguising it in a— someone intends to bully you, disguising it in a joke or not, veu-hh— disguising it in a joke or not, veu-hh he— disguising it in a joke or not, you'll be able— disguising it in a joke or not, you'll be able to— disguising it in a joke or not, you'll be able to accept that. huh— you'll be able to accept that. huh heh-s— you'll be able to accept that. huh heh-s hush— you'll be able to accept that. but let's just you— you'll be able to accept that. but let's just you remember with the but let's just you remember with hhe vhhh— but let's just you remember with the will smith— but let's just you remember with the will smith thing, what made vhhh— the will smith thing, what made vhhh smhhh— the will smith thing, what made will smith out— the will smith thing, what made will smith out of— the will smith thing, what made will smith out of order eehevehhv— will smith out of order apparently is- will smith out of order apparently is he couldn't take a joke— apparently is he couldn't take a hehe h— apparently is he couldn't take a hehe h e— apparently is he couldn't take a joke in a minute— apparently is he couldn't take a joke in a minute with the money vheh— joke in a minute with the money vheh-shepheh— joke in a minute with the money when slapped chris rock. it when he slapped chris rock. it hush— when he slapped chris rock. it tush he— when he slapped chris rock. it was just he was— when he slapped chris rock. it was just he was he's a comedian. it's was just he was he's a comedian. hh-s e— was just he was he's a comedian. hh-s e joke-— was just he was he's a comedian. h-s e joke- ahh— was just he was he's a comedian. it's a joke. and that— was just he was he's a comedian. it's a joke. and that was a justification— it's a joke. and that was a justification for- it's a joke. and that was a justification for writing will off justification for writing will eh ev— justification for writing will eh ev es— justification for writing will off or was it— justification for writing will off or was it justified just shehhhoe— off or was it justified just slapping? who knows? but the heehh— slapping? who knows? but the teeth is— slapping? who knows? but the teeth is his. — slapping? who knows? but the point is this. it's— slapping? who knows? but the point is this. it's not about he— point is this. it's not about hhe hehhev. — point is this. it's not about the banter. it's— point is this. it's not about the banter. it's about the eehhehh— the banter. it's about the eehhehh ev— the banter. it's about the content of the - the banter. it's about the content of the banter. and if someone offends— content of the banter. and if someone offends you, hold on. if someone offends— someone offends you, hold on. if someone offends you, hold on. if someone offends you, yeah, veu-hh— someone offends you, yeah, veu-hh heve— someone offends you, yeah, you'll have to— someone offends you, yeah, you'll have to them that you'll have to tell them that hush— you'll have to tell them that tush saying— you'll have to tell them that tush saying-not- you'll have to tell them that just saying not banter. it just saying we're not banter. it heesh-h— just saying we're not banter. it heesh-h-heehhe- doesn't mean people won't be ehehheh — doesn't mean people won't be ehehheh _h- doesn't mean people won't be offended. _i just- doesn't mean people won't be offended. _i just sayl offended. oh, can i just say that every time we banter, that every time we say banter, every time hear a man say

every time i hear a man say banter, my overreach up banter, my overreach shrivel up a little bit. well, i'm sorry about that. drain the fun. about that. drain all the fun. st..— about that. drain all the fun. eh ahseh— about that. drain all the fun. eh ahseh my.— about that. drain all the fun. oh, alison, my, i— about that. drain all the fun. oh, alison, my, i love- drain all the fun. oh, alison, my, i love banter hheh— oh, alison, my, i love banter more than anything. i more than anything. i'm actually not more than anything. i'm actually heh heh— more than anything. i'm actually not that it, but i love not that good at it, but i love being around it because it's so funny. we're campaigning for banter. campaigning for banter. we're campaigning for hehhev— banter. we're campaigning for banter without— we're campaigning for banter without abuse. i“ banter without abuse. i mean, vvvsheh— banter without abuse. i mean, fryston aiming at cows . britain, fryston aiming at cows. britain, where king charles is an a council house after spending all of his money on reparations and all banter is banned. now, look onto a very serious topic now as the lockdown. mr. warden, you hush— the lockdown. mr. warden, you tush hh— the lockdown. mr. warden, you just did banter.— the lockdown. mr. warden, you just did banter. you— i: mr. warden, you just did banter. you just did. hheh— just did banter. you just did. hheh es— just did banter. you just did. that was banter— just did banter. you just did. that was banter. you were good. hheh— that was banter. you were good. hheh vves-h— that was banter. you were good. that wasn't scripted _ that was banter. you were good. that wasn't scripted either. - that was banter. you were good. that wasn't scripted either. let me tell you. that was off the cuff banter. very good banter. huh— cuff banter. very good banter. huh heeh— cuff banter. very good banter. but look, serious— vi very good banter. but look, serious topic as but look, serious topic now as he— but look, serious topic now as the-chickens- but look, serious topic now as the-chickens keep. the lockdown chickens keep eemhe— i the lockdown chickens keepi eemhe— one the lockdown chickens keep coming_ one the coming home to roost. one of the heehev— coming home to roost. one of the draconian policies, clearest thinking actually, thinking critics. and actually, he ever guest here he was my first ever guest here at gb news the bridge. lord jonathan sumption has explored what going on at what was really going on at the bbc during those dark two years. so speaking to our very own liam halligan and our very own superstar panellist allison pearson on their brilliant planet, normal podcast, sumption

explained his view that the corporation essentially became the government's department of doom mongering. listen bbc which is probably doom mongering. listen bbc which hs probably hhe— doom mongering. listen bbc which is probably the most— : ; “v; bbc which is probably the most influential sheve— is probably the most influential shove mehe— is probably the most influential single media organ . i'm sorry to single media organ. i'm sorry to be single media organ. i'm sorry to he saying— single media organ. i'm sorry to he saying hheh— single media organ. i'm sorry to be saying that on— single media organ. i'm sorry to be saying that on your podcast, but be saying that on your podcast, huh hs— be saying that on your podcast, huh hh-s e— be saying that on your podcast, but it's a fact.— be saying that on your podcast, but it's a fact. was— but it's a fact. was consistently pro—lockdown . it consistently pro—lockdown. it eh— consistently pro—lockdown. it was of course— consistently pro—lockdown. it was of course under threat to its financial— was of course under threat to its financial model from the oevemmehh— its financial model from the government and— its financial model from the government and it therefore vehheh— government and it therefore vvehheh he— government and it therefore wanted to show— government and it therefore wanted to show that it was good hevs— wanted to show that it was good hevs vhhhh— wanted to show that it was good boys within the— wanted to show that it was good boys within the bbc. i know for eevheh— boys within the bbc. i know for eevheh hheh— boys within the bbc. i know for certain that there— boys within the bbc. i know for certain that there were a vehehv— certain that there were a vehehv eh— certain that there were a variety of opinions, but the one vheh— variety of opinions, but the one which hhev— variety of opinions, but the one which they chose— variety of opinions, but the one which they chose to concentrate on which they chose to concentrate eh hheh— which they chose to concentrate on was that the— which they chose to concentrate on was that the lockdown was a heeh— on was that the lockdown was a heeh thee.— on was that the lockdown was a great idea, that— on was that the lockdown was a great idea, that people who were seehheeh— great idea, that people who were seehheeh — great idea, that people who were sceptical were being antisocial ehh— sceptical were being antisocial ehh hheve— sceptical were being antisocial and there was— sceptical were being antisocial and there was very little to shev— and there was very little to shev hheh— and there was very little to show that there _ and there was very little to show that there was an alternative _ show that there was an alternative view held by responsible _ alternative view held by responsible people as a matter of responsible people as a matter ev heeh.— responsible people as a matter ev veeh. hheh— responsible people as a matter of fact, that still— responsible people as a matter of fact, that still seems to be he— of fact, that still seems to be hhe heshheh— of fact, that still seems to be the position of— of fact, that still seems to be the position of the bbc. they are the position of the bbc. they shhh— the position of the bbc. they are still running— the position of the bbc. they are still running articles about hehe— are still running articles about hehe cowh— are still running articles about long covid and— are still running articles about long covid and the like and no evhehes— long covid and the like and no evhehes ev— long covid and the like and no articles or very— long covid and the like and no articles or very few articles eheuh— articles or very few articles about those— articles or very few articles about those things that suggest

that about those things that suggest hheh e— about those things that suggest that a mistake— about those things that suggest that a mistake was made . g that a mistake was made. alison such— that a mistake was made. alison such eh— that a mistake was made. alison such an important interview . i such an important interview. i think sumption is one of the most clever and brilliant men in the country. but what is so shocking, right, is this actually worked for the bbc. do you remember before the lockdown? yeah boris was going to be really tough on them. and cummings was saying, absolutely. we're going to abolish the licence we're not giving licence fee. we're not giving any the bbc . and that any access to the bbc. and that all once the bbc became all stopped once the bbc became the ultimate propaganda machine for government lockdown policy . for government lockdown policy. yeah, as lord sumption said, hey— yeah, as lord sumption said, hhev vveve— yeah, as lord sumption said, hey eeeh— yeah, as lord sumption said, they were good boys, weren't hheve— they were good boys, weren't heve—evehe- they were good boys, weren't. they?_along nicely. they? they played along nicely. thhy— they? they played along nicely. hhev hevev— they? they played along nicely. vhev huh— they? they played along nicely. they never put i— they? they played along nicely. they never put i mean, hardly ever saw any representative of heehhevh— ever saw any representative of lockdown scepticism at all. i hhhh— lockdown scepticism at all. i hhhh hheh-s— lockdown scepticism at all. i think that's we've seen in esehv— think that's we've seen in recent months— think that's we've seen in recent months and weeks haven't we, recent months and weeks haven't hheh— recent months and weeks haven't we, that starting— recent months and weeks haven't we, that starting to— recent months and weeks haven't we, that starting to unravel? vveve— we, that starting to unravel? vveve seehe— we, that starting to unravel? we're seeing we're living with the consequences— we're seeing we're living with the consequences of lockdown. i h— the consequences of lockdown. i mean, i can remember at the hehehh— mean, i can remember at the hehehh eh— mean, i can remember at the hehohh h h— mean, i can remember at the height of it, clive— mean, i can remember at the height of it, clive myrie doing a height of it, clive myrie doing e veseh— height of it, clive myrie doing e vehevh hem — height of it, clive myrie doing a report from a— height of it, clive myrie doing a report from a morgue . i mean, a report from a morgue. i mean, no a report from a morgue. i mean, he evehevheh— a report from a morgue. i mean, he evehevheh .— a report from a morgue. i mean, he evehevheh . he— a report from a morgue. i mean, no proportion , no sense that no proportion, no sense that mesh— no proportion, no sense that mesh young— no proportion, no sense that most young people were not eheeheh— most young people were not eheeheh by— most young people were not affected by covid at all. vi

affected by covid at all. he was the affected by covid at all. he was hhe ehe— affected by covid at all. he was hhe hh— affected by covid at all. he was the one in intensive care, wasn't he saying death, death, death, death , which death, death, which unfortunately, clive myrie happens every single day in intensive care. and i don't see him now reporting on cancer deaths, for example, which have skyrocket as a result of . oh, skyrocket as a result of. oh, absolutely. and what they do now is hhev— absolutely. and what they do now is hhev he— absolutely. and what they do now is hhev he he— absolutely. and what they do now is they do the costs— absolutely. and what they do now is they do the costs of— chis and what they do now is they do the costs of covid cowh— is they do the costs of covid covhh heh— is they do the costs of covid covm, not the _ is they do the costs of covid covid, not the costs of heehhevh— covid, not the costs of lockdown. they can't admit they were wrong. they— lockdown. they can't admit they were wrong. they don't want to ehmhh— were wrong. they don't want to ehmhhhheve. — were wrong. they don't want to admit there. i“ i“ admit there. allison pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl, do stand because coming up, stand by because coming up, after her electoral seat after winning her electoral seat and back and starting the fight back against grooming gangs, could suella for some suella braverman be in for some deserved recognition tonight? suella braverman be in for some dese out recognition tonight? suella braverman be in for some dese out ascognition tonight? suella braverman be in for some dese out as we nition tonight? suella braverman be in for some dese out as we revealtonight? suella braverman be in for some dese out as we reveal tonight's find out as we reveal tonight's greatest britain union jack very soon. next in uncanceled is soon. but next in uncanceled is king charles wrong to openly support an investigation into the family's links to the royal family's links to the slave could open the slave trade that could open the floodgates for reparations across the globe ? nick gibb across the globe? nick gibb we've got breaking news on this tonight, which toby young is going to explore in just two minutes time. so don't go anywhere .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentator does speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and breaking tonight, right, the king has not ruled out the possibility of paying reparations for the royal family's historical links to the slave trade after he gave his backing to a new research project into the matter . this is project into the matter. this is royal sources telling the daily telegraph tonight that the king was waiting to see the results of the research before deciding on his response. palace spokesman said the issue of whether the king might decide to pay whether the king might decide to pay reparations or make a donation to an appropriate charity amounted to speculation at stage, but they would at this stage, but they would not anything out. and not rule anything out. and earlier today on the record, the palace responded to the guardian saying is issue that his saying this is an issue that his majesty takes profoundly

seriously . charles is now seriously. charles is now unwittingly dancing to the tune of the militant left wing who want nothing less than the monarchy and britain itself to be made bankrupt via historic reparations for the sins of our ancestors centuries ago. so here to unpack this developing story, general secretary of the free speech union, toby young. toby look, i think this is very dangerous for charles on a whole load of fronts. firstly, since when did buckingham palace decide that they were going to make announcements of a national significance like this? because of a guardian investigation led by a hard left academic who is currently writing a book slagging off charles's mother? i mean, i couldn't believe it. no, it is an extraordinary story. and it does, as you say, seem like prince charles contributing to the cost of the guillotine that's going to be erected outside buckingham palace. and it's going to be used to chop off his head. and why is why is

buckingham palace, as you say , buckingham palace, as you say, reacting to a story in the guardian, which is clearly intended to deflect attention from the guardian's own embarrassment about the revelation of the involvement of its own founder in the slave trade and nine of the 11 backers of that founder. when the euevheh— of that founder. when the guardian was— of that founder. when the guardian was first- “v:hi” when the guardian was first set up and he— guardian was first set up and the guardian— guardian was first set up and the guardian ,_ guardian was first set up and the guardian , in— guardian was first set up and the guardian , in response to the guardian, in response to hhese— the guardian, in response to hhese hugely— the guardian, in response to hhese hugely .— the guardian, in response to these hugely , much more these hugely, much more embarrassing— these hugely, much more embarrassing revelations than hhese— embarrassing revelations than these revelations— embarrassing revelations than these revelations about the royal— these revelations about the royal family— these revelations about the royal family, the guardian's vesehseh hs— royal family, the guardian's response is to— royal family, the guardian's response is to announce that hs— response is to announce that hh-s-seh— response is to announce that hh-s-seh eshhe- response is to announce that it's-set aside a- response is to announce that it's set aside a fund it's going to set aside a fund to it's going to set aside a fund he mehe— it's going to set aside a fund to make reparations the to make reparations to the vhehms— to make reparations to the vhehms ev— to make reparations to the victims or the— to make reparations to the victims or the descendants of he— victims or the descendants of hhe vhehms— victims or the descendants of the victims of— victims or the descendants of the victims of the— victims or the descendants of the victims of the slave trade of the victims of the slave trade ev avo— the victims of the slave trade of £10 million.— the victims of the slave trade of £10 million. sounds like a big— of £10 million. sounds like a hve-huh— of £10 million. sounds like a. big-but-guardian's big number, but the guardian's heheh— big number, but the guardian's hheh—hs— big number, but the guardian's total—is worth- total endowment is worth 1 ehhheh— total endowment is worth 1 then. se— total endowment is worth 1 billion. so that's 0.1% of the euevheh-s— billion. so that's 0.1% of the guardian's fortune . guardian's fortune. ten years. 10 million over ten years, which is nothing . presumably, if, if is nothing. presumably, if, if buckingham palace is response to this research project is to devote 0.1% of the net worth of the royal family to reparations, the royal family to reparations, the guardian will will write a letter saying more than enough. that's all it needs to do. hheh-s— that's all it needs to do. that's fine. _ that's all it needs to do. that's fine. it- that's all it needs to do. that's fine. c that's fine. it just feels at the moment, though, that the

royal family are totally gearing all of their messages to the wrong group of people because the people who they are appealing to are the people who despise them, who want the royal family the family to fall like the guardian. we've seen this week, prince william sign up. jacinda ardern , you know, the lockdown ardern, you know, the lockdown tyrant of new zealand to be his main adviser. again, someone who is part of that globalist woke mob. i don't really understand what they're doing. and i have to say, toby, today and this week, i've never missed the late queen elizabeth. the second more. yeah. i mean, i fear that king charles is going to be a woke monarch. i mean , we already woke monarch. i mean, we already know that the coronation is going to include kind of dancing nhs staff members. it's going to eehehvehe— nhs staff members. it's going to eehehvehe hhe— nhs staff members. it's going to celebrate the diversity— nhs staff members. it's going to celebrate the diversity of- celebrate the diversity of eehhehh— celebrate the diversity of eehhehh h— celebrate the diversity of content in britain. it's going to content in britain. it's going he he— content in britain. it's going he he eh— content in britain. it's going to be an inclusive coronation. hhe— to be an inclusive coronation. the representatives of the house of the representatives of the house ev cemmehs— the representatives of the house of commons have— the representatives of the house of commons have been downgraded eemheveh— of commons have been downgraded eemheveh he— of commons have been downgraded eemheveh he he— of commons have been downgraded compared to the previous eh— compared to the previous coronation torfaen and you know, he vehhs— coronation torfaen and you know, he vehhs he— coronation torfaen and you know, he vehhs he he— coronation torfaen and you know, he wants to be a— coronation torfaen and you know, he wants to be a woke king. i hhhh— he wants to be a woke king. i

hhhh he— he wants to be a woke king. i think he thinks— he wants to be a woke king. i think he thinks that that's the way— think he thinks that that's the way he— think he thinks that that's the way he mehe— think he thinks that that's the way to make the— think he thinks that that's the way to make the monarchy vehevenh— way to make the monarchy relevant, to _ way to make the monarchy relevant, to win— way to make the monarchy relevant, to win over sceptical young— relevant, to win over sceptical young pimples— relevant, to win over sceptical young pepplev to_ relevant, to win over sceptical young people, to win over euevheh— young people, to win over guardian readers. what he heesh-h— guardian readers. what he heesh-h eeh— guardian readers. what he doesn't get is— guardian readers. what he doesn't get is that they're going — doesn't get is that they're never going to— doesn't get is that they're never going to be won over. they hehe— never going to be won over. they hehe hhe— never going to be won over. they hehe hhe royal— never going to be won over. they hate the royal family. they hate evevvhhhe—vhhh- everything associated with hhheh— everything associated with britain and— everything associated with britain and its— everything associated with britain and its history and hehheee— britain and its history and hehheee .— britain and its history and heritage . they— britain and its history and heritage . they feel nothing but heritage. they feel nothing but sheme— heritage. they feel nothing but sheme ehh— heritage. they feel nothing but shame and disgust. they're heritage. they feel nothing but shame and disgust . they're never shame and disgust. they're never going— shame and disgust. they're never going he— shame and disgust. they're never going he emhe— shame and disgust. they're never going to embrace royal going to embrace the royal hemhv—eh- family. all this kind of behaviour— family. all this kind of behaviour succeed in family. all this kind of- behaviour-succeed in doing family. all this kind of beantagonising;ucceed in doing family. all this kind of be antagonising the eed in doing family. all this kind of be antagonising the fewin doing family. all this kind of be antagonising the few people] is antagonising the few people left is antagonising the few people heh h— is antagonising the few people heh in his— is antagonising the few people left in this country that eehuehhv— left in this country that actually support the royal hemhv— actually support the royal hemhv ehh— actually support the royal family and celebrate king chevhes. — family and celebrate king charles. exactly. - family and celebrate king charles. ;hivicig i”hi family and celebrate king- charles. exactly. .are out charles. exactly. they are out for total destruction of for the total destruction of the royal thing is, royal family and the thing is, if open up the reparations if you open up the reparations issue , actually it's going to issue, actually it's going to end up costing the british people, isn't it? i mean. king charles isn't going to have to change his lifestyle. i presume he's not going to sell his palaces or stop travelling and his helicopters . but it could his helicopters. but it could actually, if you go open up this pandora's box, it could actually end up being incredibly costly to one of british taxpayers. absolutely and one of the hheuheus— absolutely and one of the ridiculous things- ' chis and one of the ridiculous things about this is, in ridiculous things about this is, h e— ridiculous things about this is, in a sense, the—

ridiculous things about this is, in a sense, the british people, he— in a sense, the british people, hhe hhhsh— in a sense, the british people, the british monarchy , the state the british monarchy, the state of the british monarchy, the state ev hhheh— the british monarchy, the state of britain has— the british monarchy, the state of britain has already made vesevehens— of britain has already made reparations. it's— of britain has already made reparations. it's already done hehehe— reparations. it's already done hehehee hev— reparations. it's already done penance for its— reparations. it's already done penance for its involvement in the penance for its involvement in hhe sheve— penance for its involvement in the slave trade— penance for its involvement in the slave trade because britain heveheh— the slave trade because britain devoted blood— the slave trade because britain devoted blood and treasure in the devoted blood and treasure in hhe vevm— devoted blood and treasure in hhe vevm ev— devoted blood and treasure in the form of the— devoted blood and treasure in the form of the royal navy's vvesh— the form of the royal navy's vvesh ahhee— the form of the royal navy's west africa squadron to ending the transatlantic— west africa squadron to ending the transatlantic slave trade hehvveeh— the transatlantic slave trade between 1807 _ the transatlantic slave trade between 1807 and 1860. something like between 1807 and 1860. something hhe veee— between 1807 and 1860. something like 1600 slave— between 1807 and 1860. something like 1600 slave ships were heheeh— like 1600 slave ships were shepheh by— like 1600 slave ships were sippped by the— like 1600 slave ships were stopped by the royal navy and heeeh — stopped by the royal navy and over 150,000 slaves were veheeseh— over 150,000 slaves were released. we— over 150,000 slaves were released. we lost lives. we seem— released. we lost lives. we shehh eh— released. we lost lives. we spent an enormous amount of mehev— spent an enormous amount of mehev ending— spent an enormous amount of money ending the slave trade. hhe— money ending the slave trade. the difference— money ending the slave trade. the difference between britain ehh— the difference between britain ehh ehhev— the difference between britain and other civilisations, other emhes— and other civilisations, other empires involved in slavery is hhe— empires involved in slavery is hhe emv— empires involved in slavery is we're the only one to actually mehe— we're the only one to actually mehe eh— we're the only one to actually make an attempt— we're the only one to actually make an attempt to abolish the sheve— make an attempt to abolish the sieve hehe. — make an attempt to abolish the slave trade. we've— make an attempt to abolish the slave trade. we've we've done our penance. we've paid ed, hehe— our penance. we've paid ed, we've paid for— our penance. we've paid ed, we've paid for our sins. we heh-h— we've paid for our sins. we heh-h heeh— we've paid for our sins. we don't need to— we've paid for our sins. we don't need to pay again. no, i knew. — don't need to pay again. no, i knew. i— don't need to pay again. no, i know. i know. no- don't need to pay again. no, i know. no one ever talks know. i know. no one ever talks eheuh— know. i know. no one ever talks eheuh hheh.— know. i know. no one ever talks eheuh hheh. he— know. i know. no one ever talks about that, do they?— know. no one ever talks about that, do they? don't they vehh. — about that, do they? don't they never talk. he— about that, do they? don't they never talk. he never talks about the never talk. he never talks about hhe heeh— never talk. he never talks about hhe heh heh— never talk. he never talks about the fact that actually if it eshh— the fact that actually if it wasn't-britain,- the fact that actually if it wasn't britain, the slave wasn't for britain, the slave hehe— wasn't for britain, the slave hvehe mev— wasn't for britain, the slave trade may never— wasn't for britain, the slave trade may never have been ehehsheh— trade may never have been abolished. yeah, it was all down to abolished. yeah, it was all down he — abolished. yeah, it was all down he ahh— abolished. yeah, it was all down

to us. and actually— abolished. yeah, it was all down to us. and actually we spent heeehes— to us. and actually we spent heeehes h— to us. and actually we spent decades in the— to us. and actually we spent decades in the early 1800s doing it. decades in the early 1800s doing h. ahh— decades in the early 1800s doing h. ahh hheh— decades in the early 1800s doing h. ahh hheh .— decades in the early 1800s doing it. and then , of— decades in the early 1800s doing it. and then , of course, the it. and then, of course, the vesh— it. and then, of course, the vesh ev— it. and then, of course, the vesh ev hhe — it. and then, of course, the rest of the world- it. and then, of course, the rest of the world followed suit far rest of the world followed suit hev hehev. — rest of the world followed suit far later. you— rest of the world followed suit far later. you know, decades hehes— far later. you know, decades later, decades— far later. you know, decades later, decades later , like later, decades later, like evesh— later, decades later, like brazil and _ later, decades later, like brazil and the- later, decades later, like brazil and the us . later, decades later, like brazil and the us. '“v: later, decades later, like brazil and the us . '“v: brazil and the us. and, you heev.— brazil and the us. and, you heev. h— brazil and the us. and, you know, if people really are concerned about slavery, why are they focusing on the involved of one country when virtually every country, every kingdom in the world was involved in slavery ? world was involved in slavery? why are they focusing on what britain did 200 years ago? what about contemporary slavery? what about contemporary slavery? what about on imprison about focusing on the imprison moment, the enslavement of the will slave labour in will geddes slave labour in nonh will geddes slave labour in north for far left north korea for the far left mob, the british royal family is like the walking talk king personification of colonial ism, which has become the thing that they hate most . and so it they hate most. and so it heesh-h— they hate most. and so it doesn't actually- and so it doesn't actually matter what the heehs— doesn't actually matter what the heehs — doesn't actually matter what the heehs ahh— doesn't actually matter what the facts are. and i— doesn't actually matter what the facts are. and i think that's why— facts are. and i think that's why chevhes— facts are. and i think that's why charles is— facts are. and i think that's why charles is making a big mhshehe— why charles is making a big mistake here.— why charles is making a big mistake here. he should have heeh— mistake here. he should have been hhe— mistake here. he should have been like the— mistake here. he should have been like the late queen and hush— been like the late queen and tush heh— been like the late queen and tush heh hhhs— been like the late queen and just let this wash over him. hes— just let this wash over him. he-s going— just let this wash over him. he-s going he— just let this wash over him. he's going to end- just let this wash over him. he's going to end up- just let this wash over him. he's going to end up abolishing himself in an effort to decolonise the royal family. don't do it, charles. don't do it and

don't do it, charles. don't do h ehh shee— don't do it, charles. don't do it and stop listening- don't do it, charles. don't do it and stop listening to- “jviv“ c v:iv c don't do it and stop listening to the euevheh— it and stop listening to the guardian. actually that should be guardian. actually that should he he— guardian. actually that should he hhe hsh— guardian. actually that should be the first thing— guardian. actually that should be the first thing do. toby be the first thing you do. toby heuhh— be the first thing you do. toby young, brilliant— be the first thing you do. toby young, brilliant to have you hehhehh— young, brilliant to have you tonight. we'll— young, brilliant to have you tonight. we'll see you very seehhevv— he| soon. but it's time now to eveeh— soon. but it's time now to reveal-greatest. reveal tonight's greatest hhheh— reveal tonight's greatesti britain _jackass britain and union jackass ahhseh— britain and union jackass allison pearson , your nominee, allison pearson, your nominee, heese.— allison pearson, your nominee, hheese. vev— allison pearson, your nominee, please, for greatest britain. my vev— please, for greatest britain. my nominee for greatest britain is chevvh— nominee for greatest britain is chevvh cevhehh— nominee for greatest britain is cheryl corbell ,_ nominee for greatest britain is cheryl corbell , the mother of cheryl corbell, the mother of ehvhe — cheryl corbell, the mother of olivia pratt—korbel who was so hveheehhv— olivia pratt—korbel who was so tragically murdered in her own heme.— tragically murdered in her own heme. vme— tragically murdered in her own home, nine years— tragically murdered in her own home, nine years old. '“v: home, nine years old. and this veeh.— home, nine years old. and this week, cheryl gave a magna efficent victim statement in an a court in liverpool showed total defiance of merseyside gangsters and was an absolutely moving and shining example of maternal love and devotion. yeah, let's have a little listen . levels the lace of our lives . . levels the lace of our lives. a sassy, chatty girl who never ran out of energy. she was a character. she was my baby. and she has amazing qualities and knew what she wanted in life . knew what she wanted in life. utterly heartbreaking. what a

brave woman, sean- “v; what a brave woman, sean bailey, your my— brave woman, sean bailey, your nominee. my nominee is the hhhsh— nominee. my nominee is the british government for its eveehhevvh— british government for its crackdown on _ british government for its crackdown on grooming gangs . crackdown on grooming gangs. sehhev— crackdown on grooming gangs. senior members— crackdown on grooming gangs. senior members of— crackdown on grooming gangs. senior members of the- crackdown on grooming gangs. senior members of the labour party have been silent on this, absolutely silent. and it's to great see suella braverman taking a step to remove this very this crime is blighting parts of our country to take some steps against it. that's what i think we should be focusing on. and amy nicole, veuv— focusing on. and amy nicole, veuv hemhee— focusing on. and amy nicole, your nominee, my— i “v; i“ and amy nicole, your nominee, my great britain hs— your nominee, my great britain is he— your nominee, my great britain nominee is the national hhueeheh— nominee is the national education union for seeing hveuhh— education union for seeing hhveueh hhe— education union for seeing through the reports against this and through the reports against this he seems— through the reports against this and seeing the— through the reports against this and seeing the good in drag eueeh— and seeing the good in drag eueeh shevv— and seeing the good in drag queen story time and voting for it queen story time and voting for h h— queen story time and voting for h h hhmevv— queen story time and voting for it in primary schools. okay. vvevh.— it in primary schools. okay. wet, heeh— it in primary schools. okay. well, look, there's— it in primary schools. well, look, there's no competition- well, look, there's no competition ,- well, look, there's no competition , is there? of course competition, is there? of course it's competition, is there? of course he eeh— competition, is there? of course he eeh he — competition, is there? of course its eeh he he. — competition, is there? of course it's got to be. cheryl corbeil vhe— it's got to be. cheryl corbeil vhe eeh— it's got to be. cheryl corbeil who got through— it's got to be. cheryl corbeil who got through the most hhheuhh— who got through the most difficult week— who got through the most difficult week with grace and dignity— difficult week with grace and hohhv ehh— difficult week with grace and dignity and poise. and i think she— dignity and poise. and i think she hh— dignity and poise. and i think she hh e— dignity and poise. and i think she did a great— dignity and poise. and i think she did a great service to envie— she did a great service to olivia pratt—korbel union. jack hes— olivia pratt—korbel union. jack hes hme— olivia pratt—korbel union. jack hes hme hevv— olivia pratt—korbel union. jack hes hme .— olivia pratt—korbel union. jack has time now . allison pearson, has time now. allison pearson, veuv— has time now. allison pearson, veuvhemhee — has time now. allison pearson, your nominee. my— has time now. allison pearson, your nominee. iig your nominee. my jackass, is the company. nick which hired dylan

mulvaney, a trans woman to be the new face of their women's bra and sports bra range. despite the fact that dylan doesn't have any breasts and is still in possession of a penis. so doesn't, as far as i'm concerned, qualify as a woman unbeuev concerned, qualify as a woman unbeliev all sean bailey, your nominee? my nominee is karen ahems— nominee? my nominee is karen ahems vhe— nominee? my nominee is karen ahems vhe sehh— nominee? my nominee is karen adams, who said any- 7 my nominee is karen adams, who said any criticism of humse— adams, who said any criticism of humse heuseh— adams, who said any criticism of humza yousaf is— adams, who said any criticism of humza yousaf is racist. all of our politicians— humza yousaf is racist. all of our politicians need to be scrutinised properly and this is a ridiculous thing to say. she's just trying to cover the fact that he's actually useless . and that he's actually useless. and i'm nicole. your nominee- c. and i'm nicole. your nominee. c. and i'm nicole. your nominee . iig i'm nicole. your nominee. my hs— i'm nicole. your nominee. my nominee is kemi— i'm nicole. your nominee. my nominee is kemi badenoch for her proposals to grab headlines . oh, proposals to grab headlines. oh, sorry. i mean, amend the equality act at the expense of trans people. well, i actually heh-h— trans people. well, i actually heh-h hhhh— trans people. well, i actually don't think she's— well, i actually don't think she's trying to grab heehhhes. — don't think she's trying to grab headlines. she's— don't think she's trying to grab headlines. she's actually trying to headlines. she's actually trying he mehe— headlines. she's actually trying he mehe e— headlines. she's actually trying to make a change— headlines. she's actually trying to make a change to legislation hheh— to make a change to legislation hheh hs— to make a change to legislation hheh is going— to make a change to legislation hheh is going he— to make a change to legislation that is going to protect biological— that is going to protect biological women. and she's eehuehhv— biological women. and she's actually doing— biological women. and she's actually doing it— biological women. and she's actually doing it quietly behind the actually doing it quietly behind hhe—heeh- actually doing it quietly behind the look, inspector the scenes. but look, inspector eeheveh— the scenes. but look, inspector eeheveh heh— the scenes. but look, inspector general dan wootton, i'm eehuehhv— general dan wootton, i'm eehuehhv going— general dan wootton, i'm actually going to go for karen ahems— actually going to go for karen ahems heve— actually going to go for karen adams here and— actually going to go for karen adams here and sean bailey, heeuse— adams here and sean bailey, heeuse h— adams here and sean bailey, because i thought this was such

heshheehhe— because i thought this was such despicable race— because i thought this was such despicable race baiting. aehuehhv— despicable race baiting. actually, karen adams doesn't vehh— actually, karen adams doesn't vehh us— actually, karen adams doesn't vehh us he— actually, karen adams doesn't want us to criticise her useless heeuse— want us to criticise her useless heeuse h— want us to criticise her useless heeuse h vve— want us to criticise her useless because if we do,— want us to criticise her useless because if we do, we're racist ehh— because if we do, we're racist ehh hush— because if we do, we're racist ehh tush mehhe— because if we do, we're racist and just imagine if that's where we ehh— and just imagine if that's where we end up— and just imagine if that's where we end up in— and just imagine if that's where we end up in our— and just imagine if that's where we end up in our politics. it heuhh— we end up in our politics. it veuhh ehse— we end up in our politics. it would also mean we couldn't evhhehse— would also mean we couldn't criticise sadiq_ would also mean we couldn't criticise sadiq khan and he's hhe— criticise sadiq khan and he's hhe vvevsh— criticise sadiq khan and he's the worst politician in the hhehe— the worst politician in the whole country,— the worst politician in the whole country, right? sean hevvev— whole country, right? sean hehhev .— whole country, right? sean bailey , allison— whole country, right? sean bailey , allison pearson. bailey, allison pearson. sean hevvev— bailey, allison pearson. sean hehhev .— bailey, allison pearson. sean hevvev . amy— bailey, allison pearson. sean bailey , amy nicole. so great to bailey, amy nicole. so great to heve— bailey, amy nicole. so great to heve veu— bailey, amy nicole. so great to have you tonight. _ bailey, amy nicole. so great to have you tonight. have a vehhevvuh— have you tonight. have a wonderful easter. i've got to heh— wonderful easter. i've got to hehh veu— wonderful easter. i've got to tell you, though,— wonderful easter. i've got to tell you, though, we are back as emev— tell you, though, we are back as normal on monday— tell you, though, we are back as normal on monday night at hheohm. — normal on monday night at eseehm. se— normal on monday night at 9:00pm. so please do join us hheh.— 9:00pm. so please do join us hheh hevv— 9:00pm. so please do join us heh heh uh— 9:00pm. so please do join us heh heh uh .— 9:00pm. so please do join us then. next up , though, it's then. next up, though, it's headliners.— then. next up, though, it's headliners. good night.

good evening. you're with gb news? in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and the top story today, efforts weed top story today, efforts to weed out of potentially out hundreds of potentially corrupt police officers from britain's force is britain's biggest force is underway. counter terrorism officers, along with those who tackle serious organised crime , tackle serious organised crime, have been drafted in to help clean up the metropolitan police force of more than 1000 cases, nearly 700 will now be reassessed , with almost 200 reassessed, with almost 200 referred to formal risk management or vetting. former senior investigating officer at the met, simon harding, says vetting should be an absolute priority. taken vetting should be an absolute priority . taken away that kind

priority. taken away that kind of priority. taken away that kind ev hveess—