king charles. and schoolmate of king charles. but all of that comes after the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. nigel. thank you. good evening. efforts— nigel. thank you. good evening. efforts to— nigel. thank you. good evening. efforts to weed— nigel. thank you. good evening. efforts to weed out— \\ gt; good evening. efforts to weed out hundreds of potentially— efforts to weed out hundreds of potentially corrupt police officers— potentially corrupt police officers from _ potentially corrupt police officers from britain's biggest force— officers from britain's biggest force are underway. counter—terrorism officers, along— counter—terrorism officers, along with— counter—terrorism officers, along with those who tackle serious organised crime, have been— serious organised crime, have been drafted— 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 force of than— the metropolitan police force of more than 1000— the metropolitan police force of more than 1000 cases, nearly 700 win— more than 1000 cases, nearly 700 will be— more than 1000 cases, nearly 700 will be reassessed,— more than 1000 cases, nearly 700 will be reassessed, with 200 referred— will be reassessed, with 200 referred fe— will be reassessed, with 200 referred to formal risk management or vetting. former senior investigating officer at the senior investigating officer at free mer— senior investigating officer at the met, simon— senior investigating officer at the met, simon harding, says vefffre— the met, simon harding, says vetting should— the met, simon harding, says vetting should be an absolute prferffy— vetting should be an absolute prferfry. — vetting should be an absolute priority . taken— vetting should be an absolute priority . " vetting should be an absolute priority. vetting should be an absolute priority . r: priority. 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 problem. but the cause a problem. but the intelligence that that comes with person should follow with that person should follow them, you should them, obviously, and you should be to see that. but, you be able to see that. but, you know, i still think there's and i think everyone does the level of be much, of vetting needs to be much, much stronger. police in nerffrerrr— much stronger. police in northern ireland- rt 3 police in northern ireland are t 3 police in northern ireland are warning ffefr— northern ireland are warning their officers— northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by efeefeerre— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in londonderry on reefer— by dissidents in londonderry on easter monday. _ by dissidents in londonderry on easter monday. that's after m15 refeee— easter monday. that's after m15 refeee fre— easter monday. that's after m15 raised the terrorism threat fever— raised the terrorism threat fever fr— raised the terrorism threat level in the _ raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe feffewfre— level in the country to severe following the _ level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior oereeffve— following the shooting of senior detective john— following the shooting of senior detective john caldwell. aeefeferrr— detective john caldwell. assistant chief constable bobby sfrrefeferr— assistant chief constable bobby sfrrgfererr erre— assistant chief constable bobby singleton says the service has reeefvee— singleton says the service has received strong _ singleton says the service has received strong intel since that refers— received strong intel since that effeeke re— received strong intel since that attacks are being— received strong intel since that attacks are being planned. our peffee— attacks are being planned. our police officers— attacks are being planned. our police officers and some police ereff— police officers and some police efeff free— police officers and some police staff had already— police officers and some police staff had already been subject to staff had already been subject re reeve— staff had already been subject to leave restrictions for this perfor— to leave restrictions for this perfee erre— to leave restrictions for this period and anticipation of what referr— period and anticipation of what mfgff feve— period and anticipation of what might have happened. 33g " period and anticipation of what might have happened. 3q3 " might have happened. but again, gfrer— might have happened. but again, gfrer fre— might have happened. but again, given the severe terrorist threat we've seen it, the need, the necessity , if you like, to the necessity, if you like, to move to that 12 hour shift pattern to maximise the number of officers that we have operationally available to provide a safe operating environment, not only for our police operations , but of police and operations, but of

course extension to maintain course by extension to maintain the safety security of the safety and security of members the public as well . a members of the public as well. a man who murdered his pregnant wife by pushing her off the edge of arthurs seat in edinburgh has been jailed for 20 years. cctv images have been i air: 20 cctv images have been released efewfrg— images have been released showing kashif_ images have been released showing kashif anwar and fawzivah_ showing kashif anwar and fawziyah javed walking behind ferre— fawziyah javed walking behind ffrr. fre— fawziyah javed walking behind ffrr. ffe 29— fawziyah javed walking behind him. the 29 year— fawziyah javed walking behind him. the 29 year old pushed his wife— him. the 29 year old pushed his wffe, wre— him. the 29 year old pushed his wffe, wfre wee— him. the 29 year old pushed his wife, who was 71— him. the 29 year old pushed his wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, fewe— wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, fewrr rfe — wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, fewrr rfe fem.— wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she _ wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she fell 50ft wife, who was 71 weeks pregnant, down the hill. she fell soft and seemed— down the hill. she fell soft and sustained multiple blunt force referee.— sustained multiple blunt force frfrrfee. fur— sustained multiple blunt force injuries. but before dying, she managed— injuries. but before dying, she managed fe— injuries. but before dying, she managed to tell— injuries. but before dying, she managed to tell a nearby woman rnar— managed to tell a nearby woman fnaf ner— managed to tell a nearby woman that her husband— managed to tell a nearby woman that her husband had been behind the that her husband had been behind rne affaek— that her husband had been behind rne affaen .— that her husband had been behind the attack . there's— that her husband had been behind the attack . there's been more the attack. there's been more vfafenee— the attack. there's been more vfefenee en— the attack. there's been more violence on the— the attack. there's been more violence on the streets of paris radar— violence on the streets of paris radar ae— violence on the streets of paris today as protesters continue to denenerrare— today as protesters continue to demonstrate against the proposed penden— demonstrate against the proposed nenefen fad.— demonstrate against the proposed pension bill. they— demonstrate against the proposed pension bill. they set fire to ef— pension bill. they set fire to one of president— pension bill. they set fire to one of president emmanuel macron's favourite restaurants and— macron's favourite restaurants and daened— macron's favourite restaurants and clashed with— macron's favourite restaurants and clashed with riot police . and clashed with riot police. fnere— and clashed with riot police. fnere nave— and clashed with riot police. there have been— and clashed with riot police. there have been pockets of defence— there have been pockets of violence since _ there have been pockets of violence since january, but the needs— violence since january, but the nrafeefe nave— violence since january, but the protests have been mostly so far neaeefaf— protests have been mostly so far neaeefaf .— protests have been mostly so far neaeefaf . and— protests have been mostly so far peaceful . and finally, the king peaceful. and finally, the king has signalled— peaceful. and finally, the king has signalled his— peaceful. and finally, the king has signalled his support for

research into— has signalled his support for research into the british nanarenr-e— research into the british monarchy's historic links with transatlantic _ monarchy's historic links with transatlantic slavery . transatlantic slavery. meanwhile, - transatlantic slavery. meanwhile, king charles and the queen— meanwhile, king charles and the queen consen— meanwhile, king charles and the queen consort have been at a maundv— queen consort have been at a maundy thursday— queen consort have been at a maundy thursday service in york radar— maundy thursday service in york radar ,— maundy thursday service in york radar , nnere— maundy thursday service in york today , where the— maundy thursday service in york today , where the monarch today, where the monarch nreeenfed— today, where the monarch nreeenfed a— today, where the monarch presented a specially minted earne— presented a specially minted ra— presented a specially minted coins to local— presented a specially minted coins to local people. thank rnen— coins to local people. thank fnen fer— coins to local people. thank them for their— coins to local people. thank them for their outstanding cnnedan— them for their outstanding christian service. and the royals— christian service. and the rewafe wee— christian service. and the royals were greeted by well—wishers in york. but as wed— well—wishers in york. but as wed ae— well—wishers in york. but as wed as a— well—wishers in york. but as well as a handful of demonstrators to holding banners readfnd— demonstrators to holding banners readfnd waf— demonstrators to holding banners readfng war ny— demonstrators to holding banners reading not my king, you're up to reading not my king, you're up w dare— reading not my king, you're up w dafe en— reading not my king, you're up w dafe an fw— reading not my king, you're up to date on tv online dab radio and— to date on tv online dab radio and en— to date on tv online dab radio and an we— to date on tv online dab radio and on the tuneln_ to date on tv online dab radio and on the tunein app . you're and on the tunein app. you're wfrn— and on the tunein app. you're wffn en— and on the tunein app. you're with gb news,— and on the tunein app. you're with gb news, the people's manned,— with gb news, the people's channel, where— with gb news, the people's channel, where now it's time to go channel, where now it's time to do faer— channel, where now it's time to are back ra— channel, where now it's time to go back to norfolk— channel, where now it's time to go back to norfolk for farage at fade— go back to norfolk for farage at farde .— large. roe v fade.- roe v wade. rage.— roe v wade. yes, we're fade.— roe v wade. yes, we're here. we werwfen— roe v wade. yes, we're here. we norwich tonight— roe v wade. yes, we're here. we norwich tonight at the absolute heart of norfolk for another farage at large. as ever, we

will talk about local issues that have a national impact right now. we'd very much hoped that right now. we'd very much hoped fnaf rne— right now. we'd very much hoped that the member— right now. we'd very much hoped that the member of— ” q we'd very much hoped that the member of parliament for that the member of parliament far we— that the member of parliament for this constituency, clive fewfe— for this constituency, clive fewfe ,— for this constituency, clive lewis , labour— for this constituency, clive lewis , labour mp . corbynite and lewis, labour mp. corbynite and we need— lewis, labour mp. corbynite and we invited clive— lewis, labour mp. corbynite and we invited clive to— lewis, labour mp. corbynite and we invited clive to come and aefwafw— we invited clive to come and aefwafw we— we invited clive to come and actually we got— we invited clive to come and actually we got a— we invited clive to come and actually we got a very polite reply— actually we got a very polite renw genwfnew— actually we got a very polite reply genuinely he said, i'm ewrrenfw— reply genuinely he said, i'm currently away— reply genuinely he said, i'm currently away arriving back the wrong— currently away arriving back the wrong dne— currently away arriving back the wrong dne ,— currently away arriving back the wrong time , otherwise i would wrong time, otherwise i would nave— wrong time, otherwise i would nave reen— wrong time, otherwise i would have been tempted . well we are have been tempted. well we are gb have been tempted. well we are an newe— have been tempted. well we are en new we— have been tempted. well we are gb news, we are— have been tempted. well we are gb news, we are the people's manned,— gb news, we are the people's channel, we're— gb news, we are the people's channel, we're not afraid to near— channel, we're not afraid to hear political— channel, we're not afraid to hear political opinions from anybody.— hear political opinions from anybody. that's— hear political opinions from anybody. that's what makes us dffferenf— anybody. that's what makes us dffferenf re — anybody. that's what makes us different to the— anybody. that's what makes us different to the bbc and sky and awe— different to the bbc and sky and awe fewfe— different to the bbc and sky and clive lewis at— different to the bbc and sky and clive lewis at any— different to the bbc and sky and clive lewis at any point in the fame— clive lewis at any point in the fwfwre ,— clive lewis at any point in the fwfwre , wea— clive lewis at any point in the future , you are— clive lewis at any point in the future , you are welcome to come. future, you are welcome to come. daf— future, you are welcome to come. far we— future, you are welcome to come. far we dfdn-f— future, you are welcome to come. but we didn't need— future, you are welcome to come. but we didn't need to go far , but we didn't need to go far, far fe— but we didn't need to go far, far re ffnd— but we didn't need to go far, far to find a— but we didn't need to go far, far to find a member of parliament— far to find a member of parliament that did want to appear— parliament that did want to annearlfne— parliament that did want to appear-the-and. parliament that did want to appear the and i'm parliament that did want to- appear.the-and i'm very appear on the show. and i'm very nfeaeed— appear on the show. and i'm very nfeaeed fnaf— appear on the show. and i'm very pleased that duncan the pleased that duncan baker, the eeneewadwe— pleased that duncan baker, the conservative member conservative lviv member of rarffanenf— conservative lviv member of parliament north norfolk, parliament for north norfolk, redne— parliament for north norfolk, ferns-evenne- parliament for north norfolk, ferns-ewenfnd .- parliament for north norfolk, joins evening . thank joins us this evening. thank you,— joins us this evening. thank wen rfn— joins us this evening. thank your rfn . — joins us this evening. thank your rfn . wow— joins us this evening. thank your rfn . wow .- joins us this evening. thank you, jim . \rrirrr �*fd�*ri joins us this evening. thank you, jim . \ffif,f�*f�*d" �*sdri joins us this evening. thank you, jim . \rfijf�*rd�* �*sdri joins us this evening. thank you, jim . \rirrd �*sdri c joins us this evening. thank you, jim . \rird �*fd�*ri c you, jim. now. we have a bit of

history. iknew you, jim. now. we have a bit of history. i knew your father you, jim. \rirrd c " zrairg i knew your father very history. i knew your father very wed,— history. i knew your father very wed, wne— history. i knew your father very wed, wne wa— history. i knew your father very well, who was a— history. i knew your father very well, who was a ukip- " frirg i knew your father very well, who was a ukip fanatic and got well, who was a ukip fanatic and def efeefed— well, who was a ukip fanatic and def efeefed ae— well, who was a ukip fanatic and got elected as a— well, who was a ukip fanatic and got elected as a district councillor— got elected as a district councillor in— got elected as a district councillor in norfolk and a eewnw— councillor in norfolk and a county councillor and you of course, for followed in his dead— course, for followed in his efead and— course, for followed in his stead and were- course, for followed in his stead and were elected as a ukip nernerf— stead and were elected as a ukip rnernerf wean— stead and were elected as a ukip member. yeah no— stead and were elected as a ukip member. yeah no it— stead and were elected as a ukip member. yeah no it wasn't. no. wean— member. yeah no it wasn't. no. wean .— member. yeah no it wasn't. no. wean . wean.— member. yeah no it wasn't. no. yeah . yeah. stood— member. yeah no it wasn't. no. yeah . yeah. stood in— member. yeah no it wasn't. no. yeah . yeah. stood in 2000- member. yeah no it wasn't. no. / / : " $7000 yeah. yeah. stood in 2000 you stood for ukip right. okay. having had a ukip- : ”q okay. having had a ukip background, did having had a ukip background, dfd fnaf— having had a ukip background, did that make— having had a ukip background, did that make it— having had a ukip background, did that make it difficult for the conservatives in norfolk to aeeepf— the conservatives in norfolk to aeeepf you? — the conservatives in norfolk to aeeepf you? we.— the conservatives in norfolk to accept you.7 \rrir the conservatives in norfolk to accept you.7 tag. e the conservatives in norfolk to accept you.7 \rrir i accept you? no, not in the slightest. because when i went for my selection meeting, they said, prove it to us. prove us, prove it that you are a brexiteer. i said, i don't need to prove anything. i used to stand the united kingdom stand for the united kingdom independence party, and i believe getting country believe in getting our country back. straight in so back. they let me straight in so it a problem at all. it wasn't a problem at all. good. well, and you, you are it wasn't a problem at all. - good. well, and you, you are now wed-re— good. well, and you, you are now wen-re very,— good. well, and you, you are now wen-re veryr wen— good. well, and you, you are now you're very, very fortunate. you knew,— you're very, very fortunate. you know, were — you're very, very fortunate. you know, you're born— you're very, very fortunate. you know, you're born and bred in wann— know, you're born and bred in north norfolk— know, you're born and bred in north norfolk and it is one of the north norfolk and it is one of we near— north norfolk and it is one of the most beautiful, magical, nwedeaf— the most beautiful, magical, nwerfeaf pane— the most beautiful, magical, mystical parts of the entire unred— mystical parts of the entire united kingdom , those amazing united kingdom, those amazing salt united kingdom, those amazing eafr rnaeene— united kingdom, those amazing salt marshes and— united kingdom, those amazing salt marshes and those little

fewne— salt marshes and those little rewne wea— salt marshes and those little towns you know,— salt marshes and those little towns you know, of cly and nfanenew— towns you know, of cly and blakeney and— towns you know, of cly and blakeney and your own hometown . blakeney and your own hometown. it's blakeney and your own hometown. we a— blakeney and your own hometown. it's a magnificent— blakeney and your own hometown. it's a magnificent place. but fnere-e— it's a magnificent place. but fnere-e a— it's a magnificent place. but there's a problem , isn't there? there's a problem, isn't there? few— there's a problem, isn't there? few knew,— there's a problem, isn't there? you know, burnham market's rarner— you know, burnham market's rafner nfee— you know, burnham market's rafner .— you know, burnham market's rather nice . there's problem rather nice. there's a problem fnaf— rather nice. there's a problem that-norfolk— rather nice. there's a problem that- norfolk is- rather nice. there's a problem that- norfolk is so- that north norfolk is so attractive— that north norfolk is so attractive and - that north norfolk is so attractive and so nice. and i waenf— attractive and so nice. and i aenr going— attractive and so nice. and i aenr going fe— attractive and so nice. and i wasn't going to talk about the reade— wasn't going to talk about the roads preceding— wasn't going to talk about the roads preceding easter , which roads preceding easter, which weenr— roads preceding easter, which weenr fea— roads preceding easter, which weren't too great— roads preceding easter, which weren't too great today . but the weren't too great today. but the problem — weren't too great today. but the problem fe— weren't too great today. but the problem fe fre— weren't too great today. but the problem is it's so— weren't too great today. but the problem is it's so attractive fnaf— problem is it's so attractive fnaf big— problem is it's so attractive that big money— problem is it's so attractive that big money from london has afedwfew— that big money from london has absolutely poured— that big money from london has absolutely poured into north warfare— absolutely poured into north norfolk and— absolutely poured into north norfolk and many other parts of warfare,— norfolk and many other parts of warfare, and— norfolk and many other parts of norfolk, and it's— norfolk and many other parts of norfolk, and it's got one of the wafer— norfolk, and it's got one of the nfeneef rafee— norfolk, and it's got one of the highest rates in— norfolk, and it's got one of the highest rates in the country of unwanted— highest rates in the country of unoccupied houses. yeah, the people— unoccupied houses. yeah, the peepfe are— unoccupied houses. yeah, the peepfe ee— unoccupied houses. yeah, the people are so wealthy they can buy— people are so wealthy they can new a— people are so wealthy they can new a node— people are so wealthy they can buy a house, they— people are so wealthy they can buy a house, they don't need to let buy a house, they don't need to re ff.— buy a house, they don't need to re ff. rnew— buy a house, they don't need to let it. they might— buy a house, they don't need to let it. they might only use it fnree— let it. they might only use it he weeke— let it. they might only use it three weeks a— let it. they might only use it three weeks a year, make it and war— three weeks a year, make it and ma rearw— three weeks a year, make it and that really makes— three weeks a year, make it and that really makes it tough, deeen-f— that really makes it tough, deeen-f ff,— that really makes it tough, doesn't it, for— that really makes it tough, doesn't it, for local people? wed.— doesn't it, for local people? wed. ff-e— doesn't it, for local people? well, it's been— doesn't it, for local people? well, it's been turbocharged by the as so people the pandemic as well. so people decided to then buy a second home in north norfolk. you're right. second highest right. we are the second highest number second homes in number of second homes in the entire country, only second to westminster in central london . westminster in central london. and, you know, to have a home grown you i grew up grown mp, you know, i grew up and was born bred, as you

and was born and bred, as you said, north norfolk. it's said, in north norfolk. it's quite you seen quite rare. you seen this problem worse worse and problem get worse and worse and worse. that wealth has has worse. and that wealth has has changed over 20 years ago. it started burnham market. it's started in burnham market. it's moved all the way around my coast. i 52 miles of coast coast. i have 52 miles of coast going from holcomb the way going from holcomb all the way down to horsey, and it's got worse and worse. that's why worse and worse. and that's why the said, look, the government has said, look, you not socialists. you know, we're not socialists. we the fact that we do believe in the fact that people, they their own people, if they earn their own money, should be able to buy the property that they property or assets that they want sometimes you have want to. but sometimes you have to intervene in the market where it gets completely out of control. out of control control. it's got out of control in villages in in many coastal villages in nonh in many coastal villages in north same in north norfolk, the same in devon, cornwall, which devon, and cornwall, which everyone about what devon, and cornwall, which eveyoue about what devon, and cornwall, which eve you actually about what devon, and cornwall, which eve you actually going about what devon, and cornwall, which eve you actually going to out what devon, and cornwall, which eveyou actually going to do?vhat devon, and cornwall, which eveyou actually going to do? tat are you actually going to do? well, going to double well, we're going to double earned— well, we're going to double council tax— well, we're going to double council tax homes are council tax on homes that are nef— council tax on homes that are nef weed. — council tax on homes that are nef weed. r— council tax on homes that are not used. i don't— council tax on homes that are not used. r:rir e council tax on homes that are not used. e not used. i don't think that's going golden bullet going to be the golden bullet that absolutely that solves absolutely everything. will do everything. but it will do certain will ensure certain things. it will ensure that that council that actually that council tax, which raise million which might raise £8.2 million in north norfolk, goes into which might raise £8.2 million in i\localnorfolk, goes into which might raise £8.2 million in i\local economy. oes into which might raise £8.2 million in i\local economy. hopefully�*tto which might raise £8.2 million in i\local economy. hopefully it) the local economy. hopefully it can develop affordable local houses for people. you know, it could help clt's that sort could help fund clt's that sort of infrastructure, but take things like bus routes, shops in

every new build house in blakeney that is built, goes for £1 local people can't £1 million. local people can't buy those local people can't afford to rent in that area. it's very difficult. there are many problems. and the trouble is many problems. and the trouble fe wea— many problems. and the trouble fe wed knew,— many problems. and the trouble fe you knew, ff— many problems. and the trouble is you know, if you're— and the trouble is you know, if you're earning a fondne— is you know, if you're earning a fortune working— is you know, if you're earning a fortune working for goldman saene— fortune working for goldman saene-ean— fortune working for goldman sachs,-sort of- fortune working for goldman sachs, sort of rishi sunak sachs, like sort of rishi sunak or sachs, like sort of rishi sunak er eenefnfnd— sachs, like sort of rishi sunak or something that, then or something like that, then adepffnd— or something like that, then adepffne-a— or something like that, then adopting a doubling of adopting it was a doubling of earned— adopting it was a doubling of canned fax— adopting it was a doubling of council tax won't— adopting it was a doubling of council tax won't matter. fanne— council tax won't matter. fafwnd ef— council tax won't matter. talking of money and sleaze . and talking of money and sleaze. and eerrwpdan— talking of money and sleaze. and corruption back— talking of money and sleaze. and corruption back in— talking of money and sleaze. and corruption back in the 1990s, fneee— corruption back in the 1990s, fneee faer— corruption back in the 1990s, those last couple— corruption back in the 1990s, those last couple of years, to be neneef,— those last couple of years, to be honest, the— those last couple of years, to be honest, the last five years of renn— be honest, the last five years of rann water-e— be honest, the last five years of john major's government were nfred— of john major's government were nfred wffn— of john major's government were mired with cash— of john major's government were mired with cash for— of john major's government were mired with cash for questions . mired with cash for questions. wae— mired with cash for questions. wae nfe— mired with cash for questions. wae nfe faer— mired with cash for questions. was his back to— mired with cash for questions. was his back to basics family wawefe— was his back to basics family values campaign. that didn't work— values campaign. that didn't work awf— values campaign. that didn't work out terribly— values campaign. that didn't work out terribly well and i fnfnw— work out terribly well and i rnfnw wea— work out terribly well and i think, you know, i mean, here you— think, you know, i mean, here wed ae— think, you know, i mean, here you dwnean— think, you know, i mean, here you are, duncan, you become a see.— you are, duncan, you become a see. few— you are, duncan, you become a see. few knew,— you are, duncan, you become a sps. you know, it's— you are, duncan, you become a sps. you know, it's your first erep— sps. you know, it's your first efep en— sps. you know, it's your first efep an rne— sps. you know, it's your first step on the ministerial rung and you reefened— step on the ministerial rung and you reefened ae— step on the ministerial rung and you resigned as a— step on the ministerial rung and you resigned as a matter of pnndpfe— you resigned as a matter of principle over— you resigned as a matter of principle over the pincher. the apprepnafe— principle over the pincher. the appropriate name, pincher affair

. and,— appropriate name, pincher affair . and, wea— appropriate name, pincher affair . and, you knew,— appropriate name, pincher affair . and, you know, you were pretty dear— . and, you know, you were pretty dear rn— . and, you know, you were pretty dear fn wnaf— . and, you know, you were pretty clear in what you— . and, you know, you were pretty clear in what you said at the dne. — clear in what you said at the dne. few— clear in what you said at the time. you said— clear in what you said at the time. you said the breakdown in freer— time. you said the breakdown in rrwer fe— time. you said the breakdown in trust is alarmingly— time. you said the breakdown in trust is alarmingly and abundantly— trust is alarmingly and abundantly clear . since then , abundantly clear. since then, nad— abundantly clear. since then, we've had kwasi_ abundantly clear. since then, we've had kwasi kwarteng , matt we've had kwasi kwarteng, matt danced— we've had kwasi kwarteng, matt waneeen r— we've had kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock i thought— we've had kwasi kwarteng, matt hancock i thought i'd get a trader— hancock i thought i'd get a bigger nee— hancock i thought i'd get a bigger boo than that, but never nfnd— bigger boo than that, but never nfnd. and— bigger boo than that, but never nfnd. and err— bigger boo than that, but never mind. and sir graham brady, sir. eranan— mind. and sir graham brady, sir. eranan fradw— mind. and sir graham brady, sir. graham brady all— mind. and sir graham brady, sir. graham brady all being suckered in graham brady all being suckered fn fe— graham brady all being suckered fn re eawfnd— graham brady all being suckered fn re eawfne rnew— graham brady all being suckered in to saying they would take to money— in to saying they would take to money do— in to saying they would take to money do work— in to saying they would take to money do work for— in to saying they would take to money do work for a firm that dfdn-f— money do work for a firm that dfdn-f even— money do work for a firm that didn't even exist— money do work for a firm that didn't even exist and i thought, our didn't even exist and i thought, wre— didn't even exist and i thought, free are— didn't even exist and i thought, our mps are supposed to be dewer. — our mps are supposed to be clever. we've— our mps are supposed to be clever. we've had the lockdown rffee— clever. we've had the lockdown rffee wnfen— clever. we've had the lockdown files which show— clever. we've had the lockdown files which show parts of eewernnenf— files which show parts of government behaved disgustingly , vou— government behaved disgustingly ryou knew,— government behaved disgustingly , you knew, rnrne— government behaved disgustingly , you know, trying to frighten the , you know, trying to frighten rne panre— , you know, trying to frighten rne panfe eff— , you know, trying to frighten the pants off us,— , you know, trying to frighten the pants off us, trying to make us the pants off us, trying to make we dwarandne— the pants off us, trying to make us quarantine for— the pants off us, trying to make us quarantine for 14 days when the us quarantine for 14 days when we nedfeaf— us quarantine for 14 days when the medical experts said 5 to 7 enewdn— the medical experts said 5 to 7 was enough, calling me a pub nedfdan— was enough, calling me a pub nedfdan ,— was enough, calling me a pub nedfdan , r— was enough, calling me a pub hooligan , i mean, there's almost hooligan, i mean, there's almost no unfr— hooligan, i mean, there's almost no ffnfr fe— hooligan, i mean, there's almost no limit to these— hooligan, i mean, there's almost no limit to these people . we've no limit to these people. we've nad— no limit to these people. we've nad wadnfn— no limit to these people. we've had nadhim zahawi briefly, the cnaneeffer— had nadhim zahawi briefly, the

chancellor quite— had nadhim zahawi briefly, the chancellor quite seriously underpaying— chancellor quite seriously underpaying taxes as partygate. were— underpaying taxes as partygate. were rn— underpaying taxes as partygate. were n a— underpaying taxes as partygate. we're in a farming area, of course, here. neil parish i bet ne-e— course, here. neil parish i bet ne-e very— course, here. neil parish i bet ne-e very papara— course, here. neil parish i bet he's very popular up here wanna,— he's very popular up here looking, looking at his farmer fraefer— looking, looking at his farmer tractor sites. _ looking, looking at his farmer tractor sites. i— looking, looking at his farmer tractor sites. i mean, it just deee— tractor sites. i mean, it just are an— tractor sites. i mean, it just eeee and— tractor sites. i mean, it just goes on. and now we've got scott nenfen— goes on. and now we've got scott nenfen wea— goes on. and now we've got scott benton, you know,— goes on. and now we've got scott benton, you know, openly saying fnaf— benton, you know, openly saying fnaf ne-d— benton, you know, openly saying fnaf ne-d fe— benton, you know, openly saying that he'd be prepared for money to that he'd be prepared for money re dean— that he'd be prepared for money re dean rne— that he'd be prepared for money to leak the contents of a white paper— to leak the contents of a white paper re— to leak the contents of a white paper re a— to leak the contents of a white paper to a gambling group . paper to a gambling group. drawer— paper to a gambling group. market sensitive information , market sensitive information, when— market sensitive information, wnfen ff— market sensitive information, which, if he'd _ market sensitive information, which, if he'd done it, would nawe— which, if he'd done it, would nawe reen— which, if he'd done it, would nawe been a— which, if he'd done it, would have been a criminal offence. i wanf— have been a criminal offence. i wanr re— have been a criminal offence. i wanr re rep— have been a criminal offence. i want to top the— have been a criminal offence. i want to top the lot. we read faer— want to top the lot. we read faer sandaw— want to top the lot. we read last sunday in— want to top the lot. we read last sunday in the mail on sandaw— last sunday in the mail on sandaw fnaf— last sunday in the mail on sunday that a _ last sunday in the mail on sunday that a senior member of rarffanenf— sunday that a senior member of parliament was— sunday that a senior member of parliament was called at 4 am. by anerner— parliament was called at 4 am. by anerner wr— parliament was called at 4 am. by another mp who— parliament was called at 4 am. by another mp who said i'd this is by another mp who said i'd this fe af— by another mp who said i'd this fe af e— by another mp who said i'd this fe af a an— by another mp who said i'd this is at 4 a.m. nato— by another mp who said i'd this is at 4 a.m. nato nameless mp , is at 4 a.m. nato nameless mp, far— is at 4 a.m. nato nameless mp, far den-f— is at 4 a.m. nato nameless mp, far den-f worm— is at 4 a.m. nato nameless mp, but don't worry, you're not a ewepeef. — but don't worry, you're not a ewepeef. rf-e— but don't worry, you're not a suspect. it's going to be okay . suspect. it's going to be okay. r-n — suspect. it's going to be okay. r-n rn— suspect. it's going to be okay. m n a— suspect. it's going to be okay. i'm in a brothel— suspect. it's going to be okay. i'm in a brothel ._ suspect. it's going to be okay. i'm in a brothel. i— suspect. it's going to be okay. i'm in a brothel. i don't suspect. it's going to be okay. i'm in a brothel . i don't know i'm in a brothel. i don't know now— i'm in a brothel. i don't know new r— i'm in a brothel. i don't know new r def— i'm in a brothel. i don't know how i got here— i'm in a brothel. i don't know how i got here and i can't find my efefnee— how i got here and i can't find

my efefnee .— my clothes. fnaf- my clothes. that seat you one nw dedee— that seat you one have nw deffee— that seat you one have been held by sn— that seat you one have been held by sfr wannan— that seat you one have been held by sir norman lamb, a very aeede— by sir norman lamb, a very assiduous and— by sir norman lamb, a very assiduous and a— by sir norman lamb, a very assiduous and a very good local rnernerf— assiduous and a very good local rnernerf ef— assiduous and a very good local member of parliament. i think many— member of parliament. i think many pebble— member of parliament. i think many peepfe rn— member of parliament. i think many people in north norfolk wedd— many people in north norfolk wawfd afwawe— many people in north norfolk would always say that 18 years the would always say that 18 years fneioene— would always say that 18 years the-dems had— would always say that 18 years the - dems had .you - would always say that 18 years the dems had you won it the lib dems had it. you won it and— the lib dems had it. you won it and wow— the lib dems had it. you won it and wow wn— the lib dems had it. you won it and war ff.— the lib dems had it. you won it and you won it. well, one of the nfedeef— and you won it. well, one of the freeeef ewfnde— and you won it. well, one of the biggest swings in— and you won it. well, one of the biggest swings in the country, but biggest swings in the country, far wnen— biggest swings in the country, but when - see _ biggest swings in the country, but when see what your party but when you see what your party is but when you see what your party fe-fne— but when you see what your party is-the national- but when you see what your party is the national stage, is doing on the national stage, do is doing on the national stage, de—wew— is doing on the national stage, de—wew ean- is doing on the national stage, do_you can hold. is doing on the national stage,- do_you can hold it? do you believe you can hold it? wean.— do you believe you can hold it? wean. r— do you believe you can hold it? wean. r dd.— do you believe you can hold it? wean. r da. r— do you believe you can hold it? yeah, i do. i mean,— do you believe you can hold it? yeah, i do. i mean, first- do you believe you can hold it? yeah, i do. i mean, first of- yeah, i do. i mean, first of all, let's just clear up. my wife will be watching. it wasn't me other way, me calling from the other way, but look, i i think but yeah, look, i mean, i think ihave but yeah, look, i mean, i think i have the biggest, biggest majority norfolk 32 majority in north norfolk in 32 years after sir norman stepped down. he was a very down. and look, he was a very decent i've decent individual. and i've always said that it's an interesting at the moment. always said that it's an inte been g at the moment. always said that it's an intebeen an at the moment. always said that it's an intebeen an incredibly moment. it's been an incredibly difficult it's scandalous. difficult time. it's scandalous. the local home—grown potatoes like myself , nigel, i the local home—grown potatoes like myself, nigel, i mean, you know where i came from, you know, my stepfather, well, they've gone into this new life actually . you know, we look at actually. you know, we look at some of these things that on, some of these things that go on, people myself, we just want people like myself, we just want to our communities to represent our communities that up and serve our

that we grew up in and serve our constituents. and not to constituents. and do not want to get embroiled. believe in this get embroiled. i believe in this behaviour. no. behaviour. no, no, no, no. wwrean— behaviour. no, no, no, no. ownean r— behaviour. no, no, no, no. duncan, i believe- ” no, no, no, no. duncan, i believe you. what i'm eawfnd— duncan, i believe you. what i'm eawfnelrnfe— duncan, i believe you. what i'm saying.this.doing,_ duncan, i believe you. what i'm saying this doing, you saying is this is doing, you knew,— saying is this is doing, you know,-someone- saying is this is doing, you know, someone like you saying is this is doing, you know,-someone like you a know, even someone like you as a feed— know, even someone like you as a local-potentially— know, even someone like you as a local potentially great local lad, potentially great nan,— local lad, potentially great fan, fen-f— local lad, potentially great harm, isn't it?— local lad, potentially great harm, isn't it? - local lad, potentially great harm, isn't it? f/rir3" harm, isn't it? yeah, absolutely. it is. but look, i mean, take the situation that occurred last night that broke in the papers as scott benton. i am glad that immediately the whip has been taken away from him. going to be him. there's going to be an investigation. wasn't that? absolutely. that absolutely. let's make sure that these things are investigated properly there swift, properly and there is swift, swift behaviour. i suspect fnere-ff— swift behaviour. i suspect there'll.more- swift behaviour. i suspect there'll.more.them.| swift behaviour. i suspect- there'll.more.them. final there'll be more of them. final ffeweff— there'll be more of them. final ffeweff-farde- there'll be more of them. final thought.-barge is- thought. great big barge is going— thought. great big barge is going fnfe— thought. great big barge is going into portland dock . local going into portland dock. local mp going into portland dock. local we rdenard— going into portland dock. local mp richard drax_ going into portland dock. local mp richard drax is absolutely epfrffnd— mp richard drax is absolutely spitting feathers— mp richard drax is absolutely spitting feathers , but it's spitting feathers, but it's necessary because we need to put soo— necessary because we need to put see wewnd— necessary because we need to put see young men— necessary because we need to put 500 young men undocumented young men somewhere. and— 500 young men undocumented young men somewhere. and yet yesterday 437 men somewhere. and yet yesterday def eeeed— men somewhere. and yet yesterday 437 crossed the— men somewhere. and yet yesterday 437 crossed the channel 201 eeeed — 437 crossed the channel 201 eeeed rne — 437 crossed the channel 201 crossed the day— 437 crossed the channel 201 crossed the day before duncan faker— crossed the day before duncan faker wnere— crossed the day before duncan baker where are— crossed the day before duncan baker where are you going to get the baker where are you going to get rne reef— baker where are you going to get rne reef ef— baker where are you going to get the rest of the— baker where are you going to get the rest of the barges from? dawne— the rest of the barges from? wewre going— the rest of the barges from? wewre going fe— the rest of the barges from? you're going to need a barge ewew— you're going to need a barge every day-— you're going to need a barge every day. af— you're going to need a barge every day. at this rate. �*vw�*ria

every day. at this rate. well, dean.— every day. at this rate. well, reek. fake— every day. at this rate. well, look, take the— every day. at this rate. well, look, take the positives that have been coming out in those numbers for this. if you if you look numbers for this. if you if you fear af— numbers for this. if you if you fear af rne— numbers for this. if you if you look at the return— if you if you look at the return agreement fnaf-e— look at the return agreement rnar-e reen— look at the return agreement that's been put— look at the return agreement that's been put in place the faer— that's been put in place the we awaren— that's been put in place the last quarter, last year, the aerwaf— last quarter, last year, the. actual—albanians last quarter, last year, the- actual_albanians has actual numbers of albanians has eenpfefew— actual numbers of albanians has entered and— actual numbers of albanians has completely and utterly dropped off completely and utterly dropped eff rne— completely and utterly dropped eff rne edge— completely and utterly dropped off the edge of— completely and utterly dropped off the edge of a— completely and utterly dropped off the edge of a cliff. �*vw�*ri off the edge of a cliff. we've nad— off the edge of a cliff. we've fad soo— off the edge of a cliff. we've had 500 return,— off the edge of a cliff. we've had 500 return, about 2000 people returned since that's been going in place. the numbers out today show a 2.6% drop in the numbers of people crossing over the english channel of course, we want this sorted out. nigel we've had the worst. ffere-e— nigel we've had the worst. there's been an improvement. we've had the worst march for deeadee. — we've had the worst march for deeadee. r— we've had the worst march for decades. i promise you. i've rne— decades. i promise you. i've seen the forecast- decades. i promise you. i've seen the forecast for three nenrne. — seen the forecast for three months. you've— seen the forecast for three months. you've just taken and fnew-ff— months. you've just taken and rnew-ff eerne— months. you've just taken and rnew-deerne — months. you've just taken and they'll come. they- months. you've just taken and they'll come. "car they'll come. they have been the numbers have fallen over the three how many come three months. how many will come this i mean, we this year? well, i mean, we don't have a crystal ball. we don't have a crystal ball. we dont be don't have a crystal ball. we don't be 50,000, don't want it to be 50,000, 56,060. that's why we're taking the what, the action we have. what, albania proves, you're able albania proves, if you're able to deport people, you stop people coming. correct . if you people coming. correct. if you efarf— people coming. correct. if you efarf ff— people coming. correct. if you efarf ff wew— people coming. correct. if you start if you send— people coming. correct. if you start if you send large- rtriri�* q correct. if you start if you send large numbers to start if you send large numbers fe—wewfd- start if you send large numbers fe—wewfd efeel to albania, people would stop paying— to albania, people would stop eawfne rne— to albania, people would stop paying the criminal traffickers. in , paying the criminal traffickers. r.-, enewfd— paying the criminal traffickers. in-, should we- paying the criminal traffickers. in , should we leave the

in a word, should we leave the redre— in a word, should we leave the rewre fe— in a word, should we leave the rewre re re— in a word, should we leave the echr to be free— in a word, should we leave the echr to be free to— in a word, should we leave the echr to be free to do that ? i'm echr to be free to do that? i'm i echr to be free to do that? i'm r rnrne— echr to be free to do that? i'm r fnfnw r— echr to be free to do that? i'm i think i think— echr to be free to do that? i'm i think i think if— echr to be free to do that? i'm i think i think if it— echr to be free to do that? i'm i think i think if it becomes aeeefwfew— i think i think if it becomes absolutely necessary that we eaennf— absolutely necessary that we cannot protect— absolutely necessary that we cannot protect our borders in a eewerefdn— cannot protect our borders in a sovereign country— cannot protect our borders in a sovereign country ,_ cannot protect our borders in a sovereign country , then sovereign country, then aeeefwfew— sovereign country, then absolutely nothing is off the fade. — absolutely nothing is off the fade. and— absolutely nothing is off the table. and we— absolutely nothing is off the table. r: absolutely nothing is off the table. ' r: t r:ri” table. and we have to consider that. well, the sooner is on table. ' r: t r:ri” well, the sooner is on the that. well, the sooner is on the fade,— that. well, the sooner is on the fade, rn— that. well, the sooner is on the fade, n my— that. well, the sooner is on the table, in my view,— well, the sooner is on the table, in my view, the better. rewr— table, in my view, the better. ewf ownean— table, in my view, the better. but duncan baker, thank you very nwen— but duncan baker, thank you very nwen fndeed— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed for— but duncan baker, thank you very much indeed forjoining us this much indeed for joining us this ewenfnd— much indeed for joining us this ewenfnd en— much indeed for joining us this evening en en— much indeed for joining us this evening on gb news. in a moment, wedd— evening on gb news. in a moment, we-ff faw— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal— evening on gb news. in a moment, we'll talk coastal erosion. fiéq we'll talk coastal erosion. big feede— we'll talk coastal erosion. big rn— we'll talk coastal erosion. big fn effe— we'll talk coastal erosion. big issue in this county. and they are after all, an island .

i sometimes think we forget that . i sometimes think we forget fnaf were— . i sometimes think we forget fnaf an— . i sometimes think we forget that we're an island— i sometimes think we forget that we're an island and coastal nae— that we're an island and coastal nae en— that we're an island and coastal erosion has on this— that we're an island and coastal erosion has on this east coast of erosion has on this east coast ef rndand—

erosion has on this east coast of england been— erosion has on this east coast of england been an issue for a werw— of england been an issue for a wen-fend— of england been an issue for a wen-fend dne- of england been an issue for a very, long time indeed. the very, very long time indeed. the wfffade— very, very long time indeed. the wfffade ef— very, very long time indeed. the village of dunwich, just down the village of dunwich, just down fne-fn— village of dunwich, just down the-in suffolk,- village of dunwich, just down the in suffolk, actually the road in suffolk, actually being— the road in suffolk, actually was being represented a was being represented by a nernere— was being represented by a member parliament until member of parliament up until reen— member of parliament up until reez, deenffe— member of parliament up until 1832, despite the— member of parliament up until 1832, despite the fact it was a nwe— 1832, despite the fact it was a nffe and— 1832, despite the fact it was a nffe and a— 1832, despite the fact it was a mile and a half— 1832, despite the fact it was a mile and a half out in the north sea.— mile and a half out in the north sea. ee— mile and a half out in the north sea. se we— mile and a half out in the north sea. so we have— mile and a half out in the north sea. so we have seen coastal erosion before.— sea. so we have seen coastal erosion before. we've seen ffeedfnd— erosion before. we've seen flooding before— erosion before. we've seen flooding before the great floods of flooding before the great floods ef rese— flooding before the great floods ef fess, roo— flooding before the great floods of 1953, 100 people in norfolk dred— of 1953, 100 people in norfolk dfed rn— of 1953, 100 people in norfolk died in those— of 1953, 100 people in norfolk died in those floods. 300 died fefween— died in those floods. 300 died between here— died in those floods. 300 died between here and— died in those floods. 300 died between here and the thames eefwarw— between here and the thames eefwarw .— between here and the thames eefwarw . and— between here and the thames estuary . and across in the estuary. and across in the netherlands— estuary. and across in the netherlands ,_ estuary. and across in the netherlands , 3000 died. they netherlands, 3000 died. they deefded— netherlands, 3000 died. they deefded fnew— netherlands, 3000 died. they decided they would start to take eeaefaf— decided they would start to take coastal defences— decided they would start to take coastal defences very, very eenewew— coastal defences very, very seriously indeed . we took them seriously indeed. we took them eenewew— seriously indeed. we took them eenewew rn— seriously indeed. we took them seriously in certain places, but redaw— seriously in certain places, but fedaw we— seriously in certain places, but fedaw we nawe— seriously in certain places, but today we have an— seriously in certain places, but today we have an environment adenew— today we have an environment atiency policy— today we have an environment agency policy here in norfolk and— agency policy here in norfolk and r— agency policy here in norfolk and r nawe— agency policy here in norfolk and i have to— agency policy here in norfolk and i have to say— agency policy here in norfolk and i have to say i think that rne— and i have to say i think that we renew— and i have to say i think that we eeffew ef— and i have to say i think that the policy of managed realignment, that's what they eard— realignment, that's what they eaff ff,— realignment, that's what they eaff ff, ff— realignment, that's what they call it, it basically means surrender. it— call it, it basically means surrender. it means we're not defnd— surrender. it means we're not tend re— surrender. it means we're not going re de— surrender. it means we're not going to do anything to try and efew— going to do anything to try and efew rne— going to do anything to try and efew rne eaee— going to do anything to try and slow the pace of— going to do anything to try and slow the pace of coastal erosion, whereas across the wernerfande— erosion, whereas across the netherlands they built these

massive sea defences and now wfrn— massive sea defences and now wfrn a— massive sea defences and now wfrn a rnrne— massive sea defences and now with a thing called sand nourishment,— with a thing called sand nourishment, they pour millions of nourishment, they pour millions ef ewere— nourishment, they pour millions of cubic tonnes— nourishment, they pour millions of cubic tonnes of— nourishment, they pour millions of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes ef eand— of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes ef eand en— of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes of sand on their— of cubic tonnes of cubic tonnes of sand on their beaches to prefer— of sand on their beaches to prereer rnen — of sand on their beaches to protect them ._ of sand on their beaches to protect them . and the place protect them. and the place rnar-e— protect them. and the place rnar-e reen— protect them. and the place that's been in— protect them. and the place that's been in the news in a rearw— that's been in the news in a ready edd— that's been in the news in a ready big way— that's been in the news in a really big way over the course of really big way over the course ef rne— really big way over the course ef rne faer— really big way over the course of the last couple— really big way over the course of the last couple of months is wenerw— of the last couple of months is wenerw en— of the last couple of months is hemsby on this— of the last couple of months is hemsby on this norfolk coast. eeawrffwf— hemsby on this norfolk coast. beautiful sandy— hemsby on this norfolk coast. beautiful sandy beach, lovely efaee— beautiful sandy beach, lovely efaee. neede— beautiful sandy beach, lovely place. people losing their homes . se— place. people losing their homes . se are— place. people losing their homes . so are we adopting the right renewe— . so are we adopting the right eedfewf wed,— . so are we adopting the right policy? well, one— . so are we adopting the right policy? well, one man who's been new— policy? well, one man who's been ndnr ar— policy? well, one man who's been ndnr ar rne— policy? well, one man who's been right at the centre— policy? well, one man who's been right at the centre of this erern— right at the centre of this erern fe— right at the centre of this storm is dan— right at the centre of this storm is dan heard, coxswain of the storm is dan heard, coxswain of rne wenerw— storm is dan heard, coxswain of the hemsby lifeboat. you're very eefe— the hemsby lifeboat. you're very eefe . wan— the hemsby lifeboat. you're very welcome . dan ._ the hemsby lifeboat. you're very welcome . dan . your- the hemsby lifeboat. you're very welcome . j3" /rir. ” . �*"ri welcome. dan. your lifeboat. your lifeboat,— welcome. dan. your lifeboat. your lifeboat, you're- welcome. dan. your lifeboat. your lifeboat, you're not- welcome. j3 /rir.” . �*"ri your lifeboat, you're not part of your lifeboat, you're not part ef rne— your lifeboat, you're not part ef rne rend— your lifeboat, you're not part of the rnli, are— your lifeboat, you're not part of the rnli, are you? you're an fndeeendenr— of the rnli, are you? you're an independent lifeboat. no. nearly— independent lifeboat. no. dead so— independent lifeboat. no. nearly 50 years— independent lifeboat. no. \r 30 independent lifeboat. no. \r j0 i nearly 50 years we've been independent due to drownings off winterton. the independent due to drownings off winterton . the local village winterton. the local village erarred— winterton. the local village erarred we— winterton. the local village erarred we a— �*vw�* " the local village started up a lifeboat and it's newed— started up a lifeboat and it's newed en— started up a lifeboat and it's moved on since.— started up a lifeboat and it's moved on since. and you are an enerdenew— moved on since. and you are an emergency service,— moved on since. and you are an emergency service, which is why wewwe— emergency service, which is why wewwe aerwafw— emergency service, which is why you've actually been used and nefefnd— you've actually been used and helping pewter— you've actually been used and helping people, haven't you?

reeewfne— helping people, haven't you? rescuing people,— helping people, haven't you? rescuing people, evacuating people from houses. how bad has it been? it's horrific . if you it been? it's horrific. if you were down there— e , it's horrific. if you were down there now, today and dre— were down there now, today and we r— were down there now, today and we r eard— were down there now, today and like i said this— were down there now, today and like i said this morning, i had a fad— like i said this morning, i had afadw ee— like i said this morning, i had a dadw we— like i said this morning, i had a lady come up to me, she's got a lady come up to me, she's got a ereeerrw— a lady come up to me, she's got a property right— a lady come up to me, she's got a property right on_ a lady come up to me, she's got a property right on the edge, ewfn— a property right on the edge, ewfn. and,— a property right on the edge, ewfn. and, yew— a property right on the edge, cryin. and, you know, we feel nefefeee. — cryin. and, you know, we feel nerereee. ff— cryin. and, you know, we feel nerereee. rf r— cryin. and, you know, we feel helpless. if i had— cryin. and, you know, we feel helpless. if i had £20 million, i'll helpless. if i had £20 million, r-ff ewr— helpless. if i had £20 million, r-d ewr rnar— helpless. if i had £20 million, i'll put that £20— helpless. if i had £20 million, i'll put that £20 million on rner— i'll put that £20 million on rnar feaen— i'll put that £20 million on that beach to— i'll put that £20 million on that beach to protect her. it's twer— that beach to protect her. it's just devastating _ that beach to protect her. it's just devastating . ”ear that beach to protect her. it's just devastating. clearly, the environment agency and the government are rattled by this because . cause it isn't just because. cause it isn't just people losing their houses at hemsby . they're talking about hemsby. they're talking about closing the beach for the whole of the summer. yeah, well, we're fwerw— of the summer. yeah, well, we're rwerw enewdn— of the summer. yeah, well, we're lucky enough the— of the summer. yeah, well, we're lucky enough the beach- yeah, well, we're lucky enough the beach is now faer— lucky enough the beach is now raer open— lucky enough the beach is now eaer eeen by— lucky enough the beach is now back open by the— lucky enough the beach is now back open by the contractor. has dene— back open by the contractor. has dene a— back open by the contractor. has done a fantastic— back open by the contractor. has done a fantastic job bringing rnfe— done a fantastic job bringing rnn-fern— done a fantastic job bringing this-bermiso- done a fantastic job bringing this berm so we're now this rock berm in. so we're now at this rock berm in. so we're now ar faer— this rock berm in. so we're now ar faer ennefnd— this rock berm in. so we're now at last bringing some rock in. fear. se— at last bringing some rock in. fear. se rne— at last bringing some rock in. yeah. so the rock— at last bringing some rock in. “bib?" so the rock finished last yeah. so the rock finished last week— yeah. so the rock finished last week .— yeah. so the rock finished last week . ere,— yeah. so the rock finished last week . erg, the— “bib?" so the rock finished last week . erg, the environment week. erg, the environment deenew— week. erg, the environment. adenew—enerdenew agency declared an emergency. rner— agency declared an emergency. rnerwee—- agency declared an emergency. prior—were told - prior to that, we were told rnere— prior to that, we were told rnere-ne— prior to that, we were told there - no rock - prior to that, we were told there no rock within the there was no rock within the eewnrrw. — there was no rock within the eewnrrw. rnew— there was no rock within the country. they got 2000 tonnes wfrnfn— country. they got 2000 tonnes wfrnfn rwe— country. they got 2000 tonnes within two hours— country. they got 2000 tonnes within two hours from hopton, wnen— within two hours from hopton, wnfen fe— within two hours from hopton, wnfen fe twer— within two hours from hopton, wnfen fe we we— within two hours from hopton, which is just up the coast. it's areefwrew— which is just up the coast. it's absolutely ludicrous that they deefare— absolutely ludicrous that they deefare an — absolutely ludicrous that they declare an emergency and they

der— declare an emergency and they der rnfe— declare an emergency and they can get this rock— declare an emergency and they can get this rock granite within a mare— can get this rock granite within a mare ef— can get this rock granite within a matter of two _ can get this rock granite within a matter of two hours. there's eeeefe— a matter of two hours. there's eeeere reefnd— a matter of two hours. there's people losing homes. we've got the people losing homes. we've got rne wenerw— people losing homes. we've got the hemsby open— people losing homes. we've got the hemsby open now for the summer season— the hemsby open now for the summer season ,_ the hemsby open now for the summer season , and that's summer season, and that's affeerfnd— summer season, and that's affecting businesses as people eaneedfnd— affecting businesses as people cancelling holidays . �*vwr�*ria cancelling holidays. well, yeah, i cancelling holidays. well, yeah, dwa— cancelling holidays. well, yeah, i was talking about second homes earlier, but actually we i mean, norfolk is a big destination , norfolk is a big destination, isn't it? people come and they, you airbnb it stay in you know, airbnb it they stay in hotels. if they're not filled up with people, they . well . with other people, they. well. i'm sorry i couldn't resist that . you know the campsites in norfolk, i mean these beaches are important in terms i mean, for hemsby tourism matters , for hemsby tourism matters, doesn't it? well, when you look at doesn't it? well, when you look ar a,— doesn't it? well, when you look ar a, remedy— doesn't it? well, when you look at it, hemsby brings— : e e?” well, when you look at it, hemsby brings in £88 ndden— at it, hemsby brings in £88 ndden a— at it, hemsby brings in £88 million a year— at it, hemsby brings in £88 million a year and yeah, we've nad— million a year and yeah, we've nad neerfnde— million a year and yeah, we've had meetings and— million a year and yeah, we've had meetings and they're looking at had meetings and they're looking ar aednd— had meetings and they're looking at asking local— had meetings and they're looking at asking local businesses to eenrnrwre— at asking local businesses to contribute towards a rock berm on contribute towards a rock berm en rne— contribute towards a rock berm en rne reaen. — contribute towards a rock berm on the beach. well, to me , on the beach. well, to me, rnew-we— on the beach. well, to me, rnew-we eard— on the beach. well, to me, they've paid their taxes, rnew-we— they've paid their taxes, rnew-we eard— they've paid their taxes, they've paid business rates. wnar— they've paid business rates. wnar fe— they've paid business rates. wnar fe ew— they've paid business rates. what is our government doing? you what is our government doing? few knew— what is our government doing? few knew ,— what is our government doing? few knew , rnew— what is our government doing? you know , they need to sit up

you know, they need to sit up and— you know, they need to sit up and readee— you know, they need to sit up and realise with— you know, they need to sit up and realise with the environment adenew— and realise with the environment agency rneee— and realise with the environment agency, these coastal lines need erefeedne— agency, these coastal lines need protectingr yew— agency, these coastal lines need protecting, you know , we can protecting, you know, we can fwnd— protecting, you know, we can fwnd fdedaf— protecting, you know, we can fund illegal immigration . an fund illegal immigration. an r-we— fund illegal immigration. an r-we eard— fund illegal immigration. an r-we eafd we— fund illegal immigration. an i've said we might as well shut the i've said we might as well shut rne rwddfnde— i've said we might as well shut the buildings down. house fdedaf— the buildings down. house illegal immigration, immigrants in illegal immigration, immigrants fn rne— illegal immigration, immigrants in the buildings— illegal immigration, immigrants in the buildings were guaranteed £1 in the buildings were guaranteed fr ndden— in the buildings were guaranteed fr ndden a— in the buildings were guaranteed £1 million a year— in the buildings were guaranteed £1 million a year per building and— £1 million a year per building and rner— £1 million a year per building and that money— £1 million a year per building and that money can be put into the shoreline. _ and that money can be put into the shoreline. that's just the way— the shoreline. that's just the way we— the shoreline. that's just the way we feed— the shoreline. that's just the way we feel at— the shoreline. that's just the way we feel at the moment. fnar-e— way we feel at the moment. fnar-e a— way we feel at the moment. fnar-e a rear— way we feel at the moment. that's a real councillor- that's a real councillor despair, but that's. yeah i do. but there's money being wasted ewerwwnere— but there's money being wasted ewerwwnere by— but there's money being wasted everywhere by this government and re— everywhere by this government and re def.— everywhere by this government and it's just. yeah. so well, so wan— and it's just. yeah. so well, so dan r— and it's just. yeah. so well, so wan , reeawee— and it's just. yeah. so well, so dan , because of— and it's just. yeah. so well, so dan , because of the emergency dan, because of the emergency rewr— dan, because of the emergency we, we've put some big granite deede— we, we've put some big granite freere en— we, we've put some big granite freere en rne— we, we've put some big granite blocks on the beach, but is that aerwadw— blocks on the beach, but is that actually enough— blocks on the beach, but is that actually enough aslef. well not ready.— actually enough aslef. well not ready. rnew-we— actually enough aslef. well not really. they've just put a efaerer— really. they've just put a plaster over— really. they've just put a plaster over it. - really. they've just put a plaster over it. the bad ewedefrw— plaster over it. the bad publicity they've got, they rnewdnr— publicity they've got, they thought they'd better do eenernfnd. — thought they'd better do something. erg. we need some ffenrad— something. erg. we need some fishtail groynes_ something. erg. we need some fishtail groynes put out to beat rneee— fishtail groynes put out to beat these unhealthy— fishtail groynes put out to beat these unhealthy beach levels up wfrn— these unhealthy beach levels up wfrn eand— these unhealthy beach levels up with sand which— these unhealthy beach levels up with sand which will collect the eand — with sand which will collect the eand and— with sand which will collect the eand and der— with sand which will collect the sand and get this— with sand which will collect the sand and get this rock put rnrewdn— sand and get this rock put rnrewen ae— sand and get this rock put through as soon as possible. we afn-r— through as soon as possible. we afn-r-a— through as soon as possible. we afn-r-a narrer— through as soon as possible. we ain't-a matter i— through as soon as possible. we ain't a matter i would say ain't got a matter i would say anerner— ain't got a matter i would say anerner rwe— ain't got a matter i would say another two years. we're going to

another two years. we're going re—wed— another two years. we're going re—wed deer- another two years. we're going re—wed deer i another two years. we're going to well, look , dan, to lose a lot. well, look, dan, i to lose a lot. well, look, dan, rwanr— to lose a lot. well, look, dan, rwanr re— to lose a lot. well, look, dan, rwanr re eaw— to lose a lot. well, look, dan, i want to say thank you for eenfnd— i want to say thank you for eenfnd rn— i want to say thank you for coming in and— i want to say thank you for coming in and explaining the dnef— coming in and explaining the dnef ef— coming in and explaining the enef ef people_ coming in and explaining the grief of people in hemsby in earrfewfar. — grief of people in hemsby in particular. and— grief of people in hemsby in particular. and i- grief of people in hemsby in particular. ' r: particular. and i have to say, when you compare our our attitude towards this east coast coastal erosion with the netherlands, i think what's happening here is pretty shameful, all driven by all sorts of environmentalists who think big floodplains will be marvellous, but they'll be uninhabitable. but also on behalf of me and the rest of the crowd here and our viewers, if you if you look at holland as a whole , they're below sea level . whole, they're below sea level. how they can protect that. we eewfd — how they can protect that. we eewfd ff— how they can protect that. we eewfd ff we— how they can protect that. we could if we wanted _ how they can protect that. we could if we wanted to. - how they can protect that. we could if we wanted to. it's about priorities . well done for about priorities. well done for what you and the guys do. can i just add, we got some 3r: qf r:rir can i just add, we got some people 3: qf :rir can i just add, we got some people to the just add, we got some people to rne eewrn— just add, we got some people to rne eewrn ef— just add, we got some people to the south of-gap_ just add, we got some people to the south of gap where the the south of the gap where the reade— the south of the gap where the roads collapse. _ the south of the gap where the roads collapse. there's no wenfefe— roads collapse. there's no vehicle-the- roads collapse. there's no- vehicle-the government vehicle access. the government are—rnar. l are doing nothing about that. rnere-e— are doing nothing about that. there's—powers there's no emergency powers redne— there's no emergency powers rend—dwe- there's no emergency powersi being—give them being brought in to give them wenfefe— being brought in to give them vehicle-they're- being brought in to give them vehicle they're elderly. vehicle access. they're elderly. rr-e— vehicle access. they're elderly. it's heartbreaking— vehicle access. they're elderly. it's heartbreaking for them. no, deer— it's heartbreaking for them. no, deer ,— it's heartbreaking for them. no, deer , wee— it's heartbreaking for them. no, look , we're with— it's heartbreaking for them. no, look , we're with you. �*vwr�*ri r3q”riri look, we're with you. we agree wfrn — look, we're with you. we agree wfrn wew — look, we're with you. we agree with you and we admire you. you're a brave lad. thank you. thank you. thank you . in

thank you. thank you. in a moment , we thank you. thank you. in a moment, we will thank you. thank you. in a moment , we will have- in a moment , we will have barrage thank you. thank you. in a- moment , we will have barrage de moment, we will have barrage de rarade— moment, we will have barrage de rarade fren — moment, we will have barrage de raraee fren rne— moment, we will have barrage de farage from the residents of derwfen— farage from the residents of derwfen .— farage from the residents of norwich . we'll— farage from the residents of norwich . we'll see what they got norwich. we'll see what they got for norwich. we'll see what they got fer ne— norwich. we'll see what they got fer ne rn— norwich. we'll see what they got fer me n twer— norwich. we'll see what they got fer me n twer a— norwich. we'll see what they got for me in just a minute.

we' re we're back here with our crowd in we're back here with our crowd fn derwfen— we're back here with our crowd in norwich and— we're back here with our crowd in norwich and it's time for rnen— in norwich and it's time for rnen re— in norwich and it's time for them to direct— in norwich and it's time for them to direct their questions to them to direct their questions re rne— them to direct their questions re r-we— them to direct their questions re r-we ne— them to direct their questions to me. i've no idea what they're going— to me. i've no idea what they're eefnd re— to me. i've no idea what they're going re aer— to me. i've no idea what they're going re aer- — to me. i've no idea what they're going to ask . all— to me. i've no idea what they're going to ask. all i— to me. i've no idea what they're going to ask . r3”ri going to ask. all i know are their names and i know the first name is an good evening. hello, nigel. do you think the new detention barges will work or just another gimmick by the government ? they're getting government? they're getting deenerare— government? they're getting deenerare .— government? they're getting desperate . the— government? they're getting desperate . the last- q“ they're getting desperate . the last ferry i saw desperate. the last ferry i saw faer— desperate. the last ferry i saw raer eard— desperate. the last ferry i saw back said 452— desperate. the last ferry i saw back said 452 hotels were full. rnew-re— back said 452 hotels were full. rnew-re rwnnfnd— back said 452 hotels were full. they're running out of hotels as the they're running out of hotels as rne ewrde— they're running out of hotels as rne were are— they're running out of hotels as the public are realising that at a eeer— the public are realising that at a eeer ef— the public are realising that at a cost of £150— the public are realising that at a cost of £150 a— the public are realising that at a cost of £150 a night for each of a cost of £150 a night for each ef rneee— a cost of £150 a night for each

ef rneee wewnd— a cost of £150 a night for each of these young men, it's a very, very— of these young men, it's a very, very eefene — of these young men, it's a very, very expensive game, maybe £6 ndden— very expensive game, maybe £6 ndden a— very expensive game, maybe £6 ndden a daw— very expensive game, maybe £6 million a day for— very expensive game, maybe £6 million a day for the hotels , million a day for the hotels, let million a day for the hotels, fer afene— million a day for the hotels, let alone the— million a day for the hotels, let alone the private accommodation and everything efee— accommodation and everything efee. se— accommodation and everything efee. se rne— accommodation and everything else. so the barge is a cheaper eedwden— else. so the barge is a cheaper solution. the— else. so the barge is a cheaper solution. the barge, they say , solution. the barge, they say, wfd— solution. the barge, they say, wfd eeee— solution. the barge, they say, will cross 20— solution. the barge, they say, will cross 20 grand a day . i will cross 20 grand a day. i eweeeer— will cross 20 grand a day. i suspect actually— will cross 20 grand a day. i suspect actually it will cost more. probably— suspect actually it will cost more. probably nearer 50 grand a ddy,— more. probably nearer 50 grand a daw re— more. probably nearer 50 grand a daw re re— more. probably nearer 50 grand a day, to be honest.— more. probably nearer 50 grand a day, to be honest. but look, i made— day, to be honest. but look, i made rne— day, to be honest. but look, i made the point— day, to be honest. but look, i made the point earlier, you knew,— made the point earlier, you knew, rnfe— made the point earlier, you know, this barge is going in for 137 know, this barge is going in for we people— know, this barge is going in for 137 people came— know, this barge is going in for 137 people came in yesterday . 137 people came in yesterday. rne— 137 people came in yesterday. fne warde— 137 people came in yesterday. the barge takes— 137 people came in yesterday. the barge takes 500. we were up at the barge takes 500. we were up ar seaneren— the barge takes 500. we were up at scampton last— the barge takes 500. we were up at scampton last week , scampton, at scampton last week, scampton, the at scampton last week, scampton, rne neme— at scampton last week, scampton, rne nene ef— at scampton last week, scampton, the home of the— at scampton last week, scampton, the home of the dambusters, wnere— the home of the dambusters, wnere rnere— the home of the dambusters, where there should be a museum rnar— where there should be a museum that incredible— where there should be a museum that incredible 617— where there should be a museum that incredible 617 squadron. and— that incredible 617 squadron. and rneee— that incredible 617 squadron. and those amazing people , and those amazing people, deeefre— and those amazing people, despite their— and those amazing people, despite their massive losses , despite their massive losses, rne— despite their massive losses, rne rnfnde— despite their massive losses, the things they— despite their massive losses, the things they achieved, i rnewdnr— the things they achieved, i rnewenr we— the things they achieved, i thought we could win that eaneafen— thought we could win that eaneafen and— thought we could win that campaign and we've lost. and i'm afrafd— campaign and we've lost. and i'm afrafd fre— campaign and we've lost. and i'm afrafd fr-e ad— campaign and we've lost. and i'm afraid it's all well— campaign and we've lost. and i'm afraid it's all well and good for afraid it's all well and good fer ownean— afraid it's all well and good for duncan to— afraid it's all well and good for duncan to say, well, we have eenr— for duncan to say, well, we have eenr faer— for duncan to say, well, we have sent back some— for duncan to say, well, we have sent back some albanians. true but sent back some albanians. true rwr neredw— sent back some albanians. true but nobody else— sent back some albanians. true but nobody else has been sent faer— but nobody else has been sent back anywhere.— but nobody else has been sent back anywhere. so i think back and— back anywhere. so i think back and f— back anywhere. so i think back and f rn— back anywhere. so i think back and if i'm being— back anywhere. so i think back and if i'm being honest with you , i and if i'm being honest with you , r rnrne— and if i'm being honest with you , r rnfnr by— and if i'm being honest with you , i think by september of this wear— , i think by september of this wear ,— , i think by september of this wear , we— , i think by september of this year , we are going to be year, we are going to be entered— year, we are going to be completely utterly completely and utterly overwhelmed. completely and utterly- overwhelmed-agree completely and utterly-

overwhelmed.-agree . overwhelmed. yeah, i agree. hayden— overwhelmed. yeah, i agree. nawden ef— overwhelmed. yeah, i agree. hayden gb views,— overwhelmed. yeah, i agree. hayden gb views, good- overwhelmed. yeah, i agree. hayden gb views, good evening. should the government be doing more with our british overseas territory ? yes, it's a really territory? yes, it's a really fnrereerfnd— territory? yes, it's a really interesting one.- territory? yes, it's a really interesting one. - territory? yes, it's a really interesting one. in- airy?” yes, it's a really interesting one. i ” interesting one. in we our membership of the european union made our relationship with the british overseas territories very, very difficult and we were forced to put onto those territories, for example, financial market regulation, because the french insisted that we did it , because the french insisted that we did it, making life quite difficult for some of them. i think, you know, there are these amazing parts of the world, you know, far flung , some in the know, far flung, some in the west indies and elsewhere . and west indies and elsewhere. and of course, closer to home, we have our relationship with the channel islands, the isle of man and brexit is the opportunity to forge a closer relationship, not just with the british overseas territories, not just with places that still fly the union flag, but actually more broadly with the commonwealth. i mean, you know, there are 2.5 billion people living in the

commonwealth. they speak our fanewaee. — commonwealth. they speak our fanewaee. we— commonwealth. they speak our language. we share— commonwealth. they speak our language. we share common law, we're shared history. language. we share common law, we're shared history . we've had we're shared history. we've had some good times and some very bad times together. amazing to think that 40% of our entire contribution in in world war i and world war ii came from what are now commonwealth countries. and they were all volunteers. so . i'm yes , i think more could be . i'm yes, i think more could be done. and look, you know, i mean, i don't want to rehash the brexit argument. we want to be friendly with our next door neighbours and we know that's impossible with french, but impossible with the french, but we to try . but what? we want to try. but what? they're rioting in paris tonight. goodness me . well, tonight. goodness me. well, well, well . they've just set well, well. they've just set fre— well, well. they've just set ffre re— well, well. they've just set fire to president— they've just set fire to president macron's fawewrfre— fire to president macron's favourite restaurant . 0" fire to president macron's favourite restaurant. 0" : favourite restaurant. oh, dear, oh favourite restaurant. oh, dear, en dear. — favourite restaurant. oh, dear, en dear. fnfe— favourite restaurant. oh, dear, oh dear. this lot.— favourite restaurant. oh, dear, oh dear. this lot. i— favourite restaurant. 0" : : this lot. i mean, i'm oh dear. this lot. i mean, i'm ner— oh dear. this lot. i mean, i'm not encouraging— : this lot. i mean, i'm not encouraging him. folks at nene.— not encouraging him. folks at nene. rnn— not encouraging him. folks at home, i'm really not. hayden, what's your view of our place in the world? well, i love the

commonwealth. iwas the world? well, i love the commonwealth. i was born in dwedada— commonwealth. i was born in australia. i'm— commonwealth. i was born in australia. i'm half— i was born in australia. i'm half new zealander._ australia. i'm half new zealander. i— australia. i'm half new zealander. i came to this eewnrrw— zealander. i came to this eewnrrw a— zealander. i came to this country a decade ago. my farner-e— country a decade ago. my father's english. so i love the commonwealth.— father's english. so i love the commonwealth. i— father's english. so i love the commonwealth. i want to do more wfrn— commonwealth. i want to do more wfrn fr.— commonwealth. i want to do more wfrn fr. r— commonwealth. i want to do more wfrn fr. r wanr— commonwealth. i want to do more with it. i want to— commonwealth. i want to do more with it. i want to do— commonwealth. i want to do more with it. i want to do canzuk and we enewfd— with it. i want to do canzuk and we enewfd de— with it. i want to do canzuk and we should do more— with it. i want to do canzuk and we should do more with all of our commonwealth family, them our commonwealth family, be them fndeeendenr— independent countries, republics or-territories_ or our own territories like efrradar— or our own territories like gibraltar and— or our own territories like gibraltar and the falklands. i areefwrew— gibraltar and the falklands. i absolutely—you. - gibraltar and the falklands. ii absolutely—you. and absolutely agree with you. and just with your just quickly with your australian background , who's australian background, who's going to win the ashes this summer? come on, england . right. summer? come on, england. right. i think we can quite safely say rnar— i think we can quite safely say rnar wawden— i think we can quite safely say that hayden is— i think we can quite safely say that hayden is now fully naturalised— that hayden is now fully naturalised as- that hayden is now fully naturalised as a brit, it's rewrn. — naturalised as a brit, it's ruth. good— naturalised as a brit, it's ruth. c: 3 q naturalised as a brit, it's- ruth. good evening, nigel. i just wondered— ruth. good evening, nigel. i just wondered what- ruth. c: q \r qc; i just wondered what your ruth. c: 3q \r qc; i just wondered what your thoughts are just wondered what your thoughts reeardfnd— just wondered what your thoughts are regarding the— just wondered what your thoughts are regarding the ditching of the are regarding the ditching of rne annwaf— are regarding the ditching of the annual saint george's day dfnner— the annual saint george's day dfnner ar— the annual saint george's day dinner at magdalen college in exferd— dinner at magdalen college in exferd re— dinner at magdalen college in exferd re re— dinner at magdalen college in oxford to be replaced by celebration _ oxford to be replaced by celebration of- oxford to be replaced by celebration of eid. / e celebration of eid. yeah. isn't it fascinating? i mean, i was going up regent street a couple

of days ago and there are you know, we got some sort of decorations up celebrating ramadan. well fine, but when i go ramadan. well fine, but when i 9° up ramadan. well fine, but when i go up oxford street on the 23rd of april, you know, will mayor khan have made sure that we have a celebration of all things english, not a blooming chance at. and this is so wrong. we are we have been if you're a scottish nationalist, that's fantastic . you're a welsh fantastic. you're a welsh nationalist. you know, or maybe they burnt a few cottages, but that's fine . you're an irish that's fine. you're an irish nationalist and goodness knows what was done by some people. mercifully a minority in the aim of irish nationalism . that's of irish nationalism. that's great. anything english is sneered at. look down upon from and upon. and you know what i've got to say to all those people in mainstream media and the linekers of this world and there we are, bigger blue than matt

hancock and all of these people is the hell with you. we can be proud of our englishness and our identity and our history and our traditions and, i'm afraid maudlin college . traditions and, i'm afraid maudlin college. i'm traditions and, i'm afraid maudlin college . i'm afraid all maudlin college. i'm afraid all of these colleges are frankly, becoming madrassas of marxism. thatis becoming madrassas of marxism. that is what they are. and we should think about and we should think i believe , significant think i believe, significant amounts of public money go into our universities and we should have somebody going round those universities making sure we're teaching critical thinking and objectivity and not political indoctrination. how upset by it, ruth, are you ? i just feel that ruth, are you? i just feel that in ruth, are you? i just feel that n a— ruth, are you? i just feel that n a fer— ruth, are you? i just feel that n a er ef— ruth, are you? i just feel that in a lot of ways,— ? 3”ri 7 i just feel that in a lot of ways, britons 3.3 3”ri 7 i just feel that in a lot of ways, britons are feeenfnd— in a lot of ways, britons are becoming quite— in a lot of ways, britons are becoming quite supine about not aerwadw— becoming quite supine about not aerwadw defnd— becoming quite supine about not actually doing something to say. aerwadw— actually doing something to say. derwadw nere— actually doing something to say. actually here we— actually doing something to say. actually here we are, you know, nandfnd— actually here we are, you know, nanefne rneden— actually here we are, you know, hanging english flags, national ffade— hanging english flags, national fade and— hanging english flags, national flags and that— hanging english flags, national flags and that sort of thing. i rnrne— flags and that sort of thing. i rnfnr pebble— flags and that sort of thing. i think people are— flags and that sort of thing. i think people are becoming a bit

weary— think people are becoming a bit weary and— think people are becoming a bit weary and are— think people are becoming a bit weary and are just— think people are becoming a bit weary and are just not standing up weary and are just not standing we fewdw— weary and are just not standing up loudly enough.— weary and are just not standing up loudly enough. �*vwr�*ria up loudly enough. well, i think enew— up loudly enough. well, i think they stood up on the 23rd of june 2016. and i think and i rnrne— june 2016. and i think and i rnfnr ene— june 2016. and i think and i think one day— �*0tr and i think and i think one day they'll stand up adafn. — think one day they'll stand up aeafn. fnanr— think one day they'll stand up again. thank you, ruth. let's go to again. thank you, ruth. let's go re ranee — again. thank you, ruth. let's go re ranee re— again. thank you, ruth. let's go re ranee re .— again. thank you, ruth. let's go to james. is. hello— again. thank you, ruth. let's go to james. 3ri”ri to james. is. hello there, nigel. yeah, to james. is. hello there, nigel. yeah , good to to james. 3ri”ri \r qc; yeah , good to see to james. is. hello there,- nigel. yeah , good to see you. nigel. yeah, good to see you. rn— nigel. yeah, good to see you. r-n rne— nigel. yeah, good to see you. i'm the editor— nigel. yeah, good to see you. i'm the editor of— nigel. yeah, good to see you. i'm the editor of a— \r qc; yeah, good to see you. i'm the editor of a car magazine . i i'm the editor of a car magazine . r der— i'm the editor of a car magazine . r eer aered— i'm the editor of a car magazine . i get asked lots— i'm the editor of a car magazine . i get asked lots of— i'm the editor of a car magazine . i get asked lots of questions. rn— . i get asked lots of questions. r-n eefnd— . i get asked lots of questions. r-n going re— . i get asked lots of questions. r-n going re eaee— . i get asked lots of questions. i'm going to pass one very fneerranr— i'm going to pass one very important question onto you. the dweerfen— important question onto you. the dweerfen rn— important question onto you. the question i'm asked— important question onto you. the question i'm asked the most is arewr— question i'm asked the most is arewr rne— question i'm asked the most is about the 2030— question i'm asked the most is about the 2030 ban for petrol and— about the 2030 ban for petrol and deed— about the 2030 ban for petrol and diesel cars. _ about the 2030 ban for petrol and diesel cars. want and diesel cars. they want to knew— and diesel cars. they want to knew ean— and diesel cars. they want to know can stopped , can it know can it be stopped, can it be added— know can it be stopped, can it be avoided? what— know can it be stopped, can it be avoided? what can we do? fre— be avoided? what can we do? it's unobtainable._ be avoided? what can we do? it's unobtainable. it— be avoided? what can we do? it's unobtainable. it won't- it's unobtainable. it won't happen. this crackpot idea happen. and this crackpot idea that will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 80% by 2035, it will not happen. we will not be able to generate enough reliable electricity within the next ten years to have a fleet made up almost wholly of evs . i'm not almost wholly of evs. i'm not against evs. i mean, i'm sure you know better than me in terms

of performance and everything else. they can be great. but if you want to drive to edinburgh, you'll break down halfway. so they've a long way to go. if you're bumbling around town, you know, and you've actually got off parking. so you can off street parking. so you can charge the thing. it's fine. but no, look, this isn't going to happen. and just to remind you why i think i'm right about this, we just had to fire up two coal fired power stations in the last couple of months . otherwise last couple of months. otherwise the lights would have gone out . the lights would have gone out. and you can build as many wind turbines off the norfolk coast as you like , by the way. i don't as you like, by the way. i don't like any of them, but that's just me. and when the conditions are right, that'll be great. when they're not, it's going to be hopeless. and so and so i think we just cannot produce enough electricity. germany have you turned on this already? the german car industry, have you turned on they're going to turned on this? they're going to continue with the internal combustion engine 2035. combustion engine beyond 2035. but with a new e fuel . and i but with a new e fuel. and i think i'm all for i'm sure you

are, too. i'm all for cleaner fuels . i'm are, too. i'm all for cleaner fuels. i'm all are, too. i'm all for cleaner fuels . i'm all for engines that fuels. i'm all for engines that do more miles per gallon. but no, 20, 30, the end of sale of petrol and diesel cars , cars. petrol and diesel cars, cars. james it's for the birds. fair enough. james it's for the birds. fair enough . all right. and finally , enough. all right. and finally, we a&e . good evening, nigel. we a&e. good evening, nigel. eeed— we a&e. good evening, nigel. eeed ewenfnd. — it good evening, nigel. good evening. t good evening. welcome to norwich. pride of east anglia. very pleased to be here. if donald trump becomes president again, how will he deal with russia and china? china china . russia and china? china china. well, as we speak, president macron and the commission president of the european union unelect covid ursula von der leyen are in beijing. absolutely bowing abysolutely bowing “down leyen are in beijing. - absolutely bowing down before freefdenr— absolutely bowing down before freefdenr xr — absolutely bowing down before president xi ,_ absolutely bowing down before president xi , doing it for their president xi, doing it for their and— president xi, doing it for their own and their— president xi, doing it for their own and their nation's own economic interests, regardless of economic interests, regardless efrne— economic interests, regardless of the threats— economic interests, regardless of the threats that china poses to of the threats that china poses re — of the threats that china poses re wenafd— of the threats that china poses to us. donald trump woke the wedd— to us. donald trump woke the

werfd we— to us. donald trump woke the werfd we re— to us. donald trump woke the world up to the— to us. donald trump woke the world up to the threat. china reer. — world up to the threat. china reer. we— world up to the threat. china post. he said— world up to the threat. china post. he said it,— world up to the threat. china post. ri : e : :3 e world up to the threat. china post. ri : e : : 3 e 3i7 ri post. he said it, didn't he? he said it. he woke the world up to it said it. he woke the world up to fr and— said it. he woke the world up to fr and weed.— said it. he woke the world up to it and russia. they— : . he woke the world up to it and russia. they accused him of it and russia. they accused him ef eedwdfnd— it and russia. they accused him of colluding with— it and russia. they accused him of colluding with russia. “car of colluding with russia. they aeeweed— of colluding with russia. they aeeweed rne— of colluding with russia. they accused the russia— of colluding with russia. they accused the russia hoax went on forever . you know, as he says, forever. you know, as he says, russia , russia, russia , akua russia, russia, russia, akua actually actually, you know what? he he was tougher on putin than angela merkel was. and he warned her publicly, stop buying all that gas from russia. so, look , you know, i think trump's look, you know, i think trump's biggest he had his failings. of course he did . i biggest he had his failings. of course he did. i think trump's biggest success was his foreign policy, not to mention the abraham accords. absolutely. we just abraham accords. absolutely. we r-wer need— abraham accords. absolutely. we we need re— abraham accords. absolutely. we just need to wake— ' tt: absolutely. we just need to wake sleepy joe up, ready,— just need to wake sleepy joe up, readw den-r— just need to wake sleepy joe up, really, don't we,— just need to wake sleepy joe up, really, don't we, to— just need to wake sleepy joe up, really, don't we, to get him awake — really, don't we, to get him awake. look,— really, don't we, to get him awake. look, that- really, don't we, to get him awake. look, that chinese balloon did a figure of eight over military installations. he was asleep in america . he was was asleep in america. he was asleep, and he didn't shoot it down for six days. the donald would have blasted it out of the sky within seconds . and he thank sky within seconds. and he thank you we're going to you in a moment, we're going to do talking points. i'm going to

be do talking points. i'm going to re tefned— do talking points. i'm going to re tefned by— do talking points. i'm going to be joined by stuart— :rir 3q i'm going to be joined by stuart agnew, rerfred — be joined by stuart agnew, retired farmer,— be joined by stuart agnew, retired farmer, retired politician _ retired farmer, retired politician and a man who was aerwadw— politician and a man who was aerwadw rn— politician and a man who was actually in the— politician and a man who was actually in the same class as kfnd— actually in the same class as king enarkee— actually in the same class as king charles at— actually in the same class as king charles at gordonstoun, fafkfnd— king charles at gordonstoun, rakkfne rfnre— king charles at gordonstoun, talking pints in— king charles at gordonstoun, talking pints in just a moment.

hello. well it's time for talking pints with a very enthusiastic norwich audience. and i'm joined by stuart agnew, derwfen— and i'm joined by stuart agnew, derwfen fern— and i'm joined by stuart agnew, norwich born and— and i'm joined by stuart agnew, norwich born and bred farming fandw— norwich born and bred farming fandw and— norwich born and bred farming fandw and ef— norwich born and bred farming family and of course, been a eedrfefan— family and of course, been a politician for— family and of course, been a politician for ten— family and of course, been a politician for ten years as an der— politician for ten years as an were and— politician for ten years as an we and ne— politician for ten years as an mep and he was— politician for ten years as an mep and he was at school with kfnd— mep and he was at school with king enarkee— mep and he was at school with king charles at— mep and he was at school with king charles at gordonstoun. and— king charles at gordonstoun. and ee— king charles at gordonstoun. and so there's— king charles at gordonstoun. and so there's a— king charles at gordonstoun. and so there's a heck- king charles at gordonstoun. and so there's a heck of- king charles at gordonstoun. and so there's a heck of a lot to get through. but stuart, welcome and tremendous to be here. thank you know, delighted to see you. delighted to see you . now norfolk farming this was

this was clearly in the blood. and you've had brothers that have been norfolk farmers and what states norfolk farming in today they have been battered by the two events. one is the ewdden— the two events. one is the sudden increase- the two events. one is the sudden increase in- one is the sudden increase in the price of nfrreden— sudden increase in the price of nrrreeen and— sudden increase in the price of nitrogen and fertiliser, which is nitrogen and fertiliser, which re a— nitrogen and fertiliser, which is a by—product_ nitrogen and fertiliser, which is a by—product ,_ nitrogen and fertiliser, which is a by—product , a by—product of is a by—product, a by—product of eenernfnd— is a by—product, a by—product of something else.— is a by—product, a by—product of something else. that's stopped redne— something else. that's stopped being produced.— something else. that's stopped being produced. and then of course, there— being produced. and then of course, there was the ukraine wnfen — course, there was the ukraine war, which for— course, there was the ukraine war, which for arable farmers, if war, which for arable farmers, ff rner— war, which for arable farmers, ff rnew nadn-r— war, which for arable farmers, if they hadn't sold their grain refere— if they hadn't sold their grain refere rnar— if they hadn't sold their grain before that war,— if they hadn't sold their grain before that war, they saw a dewrdnd— before that war, they saw a dewrdnd rn— before that war, they saw a doubling in prices. but for dweereek— doubling in prices. but for livestock farmers who were nawfnd— livestock farmers who were nawfnd re — livestock farmers who were nawfne re pay— livestock farmers who were having to pay that double price, it having to pay that double price, fr nae— having to pay that double price, fr nae reen— having to pay that double price, it has been disastrous really for it has been disastrous really fer eree— it has been disastrous really fer edge and— it has been disastrous really for pigs and poultry. norfolk nae— for pigs and poultry. norfolk nae a— for pigs and poultry. norfolk nae a wee— for pigs and poultry. norfolk has a huge population of outdoor pigs— has a huge population of outdoor edge and— has a huge population of outdoor edge and ef— has a huge population of outdoor pigs and of course— has a huge population of outdoor pigs and of course a lot of eewdrw— pigs and of course a lot of eewkrrr. r— pigs and of course a lot of poultry. i mean,- pigs and of course a lot of poultry. i mean, bernard warrnewe— poultry. i mean, bernard matthews and- poultry. i mean, bernard matthews and his beautiful rwrkewe— matthews and his beautiful turkeysr you— matthews and his beautiful turkeys, you know, all that's nere— turkeys, you know, all that's nere. and— turkeys, you know, all that's here. and they— turkeys, you know, all that's here. and they struggle to try and— here. and they struggle to try and der— here. and they struggle to try and def rne— here. and they struggle to try and get the money they needed fren— and get the money they needed fren rne— and get the money they needed from the supermarkets , wants to from the supermarkets, wants to keee— from the supermarkets, wants to keee rner— from the supermarkets, wants to keep their prices— from the supermarkets, wants to keep their prices down because eeeeke— keep their prices down because eeeere wee— keep their prices down because people were experiencing cost of dwfnd— people were experiencing cost of dwfnd and— people were experiencing cost of dwrne and rner— people were experiencing cost of living and they were caught in a rendere— living and they were caught in a terrible vice.— living and they were caught in a terrible vice. and—

living and they were caught in a terrible vice. and many have dene— terrible vice. and many have eene ewr. — terrible vice. and many have eene ewr. rwe— terrible vice. and many have gone out. i've got- terrible vice. and many have gone out. qrir terrible vice. and many have gone out. qir gone out. i've got to come back to farming. but before you became a farmer, you were packed off to gordonstoun and you were put a aged 13 with put into a class aged 13 with a young prince charles. charles now, i bet a few here have watched the crown and of have seen this sort of portal trail of this brutal institution . how of this brutal institution. how did you survive? stuart i didn't like it. i have to tell you . but like it. i have to tell you. but to like it. i have to tell you. but re re— like it. i have to tell you. but re re ff— like it. i have to tell you. but re re ff rew— like it. i have to tell you. but to be if you watch— e e i have to tell you. but to be if you watch the crown, rnere— to be if you watch the crown, rnere wae— to be if you watch the crown, rnere a— to be if you watch the crown, rnere a r— to be if you watch the crown, there was a, i think an episode rnere— there was a, i think an episode rnere rnar— there was a, i think an episode there that said— there was a, i think an episode there that said he— there was a, i think an episode there that said he ducked out of a eewnrrr— there that said he ducked out of a cross country run— there that said he ducked out of a cross country run that's rwfffed— a cross country run that's rubbish. he— a cross country run that's rubbish. he didn't. that boy was dwrw— rubbish. he didn't. that boy was dwrw drfwen— rubbish. he didn't. that boy was dwrw dnwen. we— rubbish. he didn't. that boy was duty driven. he never would have dene—ne— duty driven. he never would have dene—ne nad- duty driven. he never would have done—he had, we'd. done that. and if he had, we'd nawe— done that. and if he had, we'd nawe reen— done that. and if he had, we'd have been talking— done that. and if he had, we'd have been talking about it rnrewenewr— have been talking about it throughout-of- have been talking about it throughout of the five throughout the rest of the five weae — throughout the rest of the five weae we— throughout the rest of the five years. he never— throughout the rest of the five years. he never did that. so it ererrw— years. he never did that. so it ererrw enn — years. he never did that. so it was pretty grim there. e was pretty grim there. was it genuinely?— was pretty grim there. was it genuinely? r— was pretty grim there. was it genuinely? i found it tough, i must say. yes. you're pretty tough. imean must say. yes. you're pretty tough. i mean , you know, there tough. i mean, you know, there nernfnd— tough. i mean, you know, there was morning run in— air.q3 i mean, you know, there was morning run in the morning at was morning run in the morning ar dwarrer— was morning run in the morning ar dwarrer re— was morning run in the morning at quarter to seven. bell would nne— at quarter to seven. bell would nne rne— at quarter to seven. bell would ring rne enkw— at quarter to seven. bell would ring the only furniture we had in ring the only furniture we had fn rne— ring the only furniture we had in the dormitories was the bed, the in the dormitories was the bed, rne wanker— in the dormitories was the bed, the blanket we _ in the dormitories was the bed, the blanket we were. and we had to the blanket we were. and we had re nawe— the blanket we were. and we had re nawe ew— the blanket we were. and we had re nawe gym— the blanket we were. and we had to have our gym shoes and rwnnfnd— to have our gym shoes and running shorts— to have our gym shoes and running shorts and to to have our gym shoes and- running shorts and -to get

running shorts and we had to get up running shorts and we had to get we-fer— running shorts and we had to get we-fer an— running shorts and we had to get we-fer an earfw- running shorts and we had to get up for an early morning up and go for an early morning rewarde— up and go for an early morning run towards-end— up and go for an early morning run towards end the run towards the end of the ennernae— run towards the end of the christmas term,- run towards the end of the christmas term, somebody was adeeared— christmas term, somebody was allocated themselves allocated to injure themselves on allocated to injure themselves en—rwn and- allocated to injure themselves en—rwn and f- allocated to injure themselvesi on_run and if they on the morning run and if they did on the morning run and if they dfd-rnere— on the morning run and if they dfd-rnere-ne- on the morning run and if they did -there-no more. did that, there was no more nernfnd— did that, there was no more nernfnd-fer— did that, there was no more morning-for the- did that, there was no more morning for the rest of morning run for the rest of rern. — morning run for the rest of rern. r— morning run for the rest of rern. r drew— morning run for the rest of term. i drew the- morning run for the rest of term. i drew the short straw reeawee— term. i drew the short straw reeawee r— term. i drew the short straw because i was— term. i drew the short straw because i was at- term. i drew the short straw because i was at a dormitory wnen— because i was at a dormitory wnfen wnere— because i was at a dormitory which where we— because i was at a dormitory which where we had to run past the housemaster's_ which where we had to run past the housemaster's to join the housemaster's flat to join the housemaster's flat to join rne-ef— the housemaster's flat to join rne-ef rne— the housemaster's flat to join the-of the lot— the housemaster's flat to join the of the lot and i ran the rest of the lot and i ran fnre— the rest of the lot and i ran fnre ene— the rest of the lot and i ran fnre ef— the rest of the lot and i ran into one of those- the rest of the lot and i ran into one of those steals cylindrical— into one of those steals cylindrical dustbins and drew deed— cylindrical dustbins and drew deed and— cylindrical dustbins and drew blood and made— cylindrical dustbins and drew blood and made a huge noise. and of blood and made a huge noise. and ef r— blood and made a huge noise. and of course i was— blood and made a huge noise. and of course i was hero— blood and made a huge noise. and of course i was hero for the reer— of course i was hero for the reer ef— of course i was hero for the reer ef rne— of course i was hero for the rest of the term— of course i was hero for the rest of the term because i can't eweeerr— rest of the term because i can't eweeerr fr— rest of the term because i can't eweeerr fr wanr— rest of the term because i can't eweeerr fr nenr. — rest of the term because i can't support it right. '3: 3q support it right. and. king charles, as he now is, you were there with, i think, four years. you were in five same academic and— you were in five same academic and rne— you were in five same academic and rne werw— you were in five same academic and the very small— you were in five same academic and the very small class. you got— and the very small class. you def re— and the very small class. you eer re knew— and the very small class. you got to know pretty well. got to know him pretty well. wnar— got to know him pretty well. wnar-nake- got to know him pretty well. what-make of- got to know him pretty well. what make of him as what did you make of him as a eereenf — what did you make of him as a eereenf on.— what did you make of him as a eereenf on. r— what did you make of him as a person? oh, i thought- what did you make of him as a person? 03 q what did you make of him as a person? q person? oh, i thought that he handled it i did at those handled it well. i did at those days. handled it well. i did at those days . i did handled it well. i did at those days. i did admire him. i think he talks a lot of rubbish now, i have to say. but then you. yeah, i but you know, he could i know. but you know, he could never out of anything. he never duck out of anything. he always prep on always handed his prep in on time . he was expected to take

time. he was expected to take the lead part in a shakespeare play the lead part in a shakespeare play . he was expected to sing a play. he was expected to sing a solo in the kwarteng pressure. he was expected to master a musical instrument. he was expected to well academically expected to do well academically and everything could he and everything he could do, he did as as he could. he did as well as he could. he wasn't sporty, which is a disadvantage in a school like that. but you know, i give him full marks for really trying hard. that's good to hear. hard. well, that's good to hear. well, tell you what, he's well, i tell you what, he's going— well, i tell you what, he's eerne re— well, i tell you what, he's eerne re need— well, i tell you what, he's going to need a- well, i tell you what, he's going to need a lot of perseverance - going to need a lot of perseverance and strong will, reeawee— perseverance and strong will, reeawee ff— perseverance and strong will, reeawee f r— perseverance and strong will, because if i read— perseverance and strong will, because if i read the front of redaw-e— because if i read the front of today's guardian— because if i read the front of today's guardian and i go today's guardian and if i go rnrewdn— today's guardian and if i go rnrewen rne— today's guardian and if i go through the guardian, this is now an outright— through the guardian, this is now an outright attack back from the now an outright attack back from rne refr— now an outright attack back from rne fefr en— now an outright attack back from the left on the— now an outright attack back from the left on the institution of nenarenw— the left on the institution of nenarenw .— the left on the institution of monarchy . just— the left on the institution of monarchy . just 30 days before monarchy. just 30 days before enarkee-e— monarchy. just 30 days before charles's coronation. and you knew,— charles's coronation. and you knew, rnew-re — charles's coronation. and you know, they're revealing money. rne— know, they're revealing money. we rewake— know, they're revealing money. the royals have— know, they're revealing money. the royals have earned links nwndrede— the royals have earned links hundreds of— the royals have earned links hundreds of years ago with ekawerw— hundreds of years ago with ekawerw and— hundreds of years ago with slavery and he's going to need a toe,— slavery and he's going to need a fer, a— slavery and he's going to need a fer, a ker— slavery and he's going to need a fer, a er ef— slavery and he's going to need a lot, a lot of resolve— slavery and he's going to need a lot, a lot of resolve to get rnrewdn— lot, a lot of resolve to get rnrewen ad— lot, a lot of resolve to get through all of— lot, a lot of resolve to get through all of this. and i hope and— through all of this. and i hope and eraw— through all of this. and i hope and eraw rner— through all of this. and i hope and pray that he— through all of this. and i hope and pray that he does. and i redewe— and pray that he does. and i believe that— and pray that he does. and i believe that he— and pray that he does. and i believe that he will. and even if, believe that he will. and even f, we— believe that he will. and even if, like stuart,— believe that he will. and even if, like stuart, i— believe that he will. and even if, like stuart, i might dreaeree— if, like stuart, i might disagree with some of the points

he disagree with some of the points ne ake— disagree with some of the points ne ake r— disagree with some of the points he makes, i think— disagree with some of the points he makes, i think he's fundamentally he makes, i think he's- fundamentally-man. fundamentally a good man. yes, he fundamentally a good man. yes, ne-dwrw— fundamentally a good man. yes, ne-dwrw drfwen- fundamentally a good man. yes, he-duty driven .- fundamentally a good man. yes, he-duty driven . let's- he is. he's duty driven. let's give it . you survived give it. you survived gordonstoun- give it. you survived gordonstoun ,- eri . you survived gordonstoun , but you wanted give it. you survived— gordonstoun , but you wanted more gordonstoun, but you wanted more dander— gordonstoun, but you wanted more dander . — gordonstoun, but you wanted more dander. se— gordonstoun, but you wanted more danger. se eff— gordonstoun, but you wanted more danger. so off you— gordonstoun, but you wanted more danger. so off you go- gordonstoun, but you wanted more danger . qrir 3: danger. so off you go to india and then you finish up in south africa, rhodesia and the events that were taking place down there were that rhodesian bush war were truly horrific, weren't they? yes. my job there was a eed— they? yes. my job there was a eed and— they? yes. my job there was a soil and water— c’nilg?’ yes. my job there was a soil and water conservation efffeer— soil and water conservation officer with— soil and water conservation officer with the _ soil and water conservation officer with the ministry of derfewdwre— officer with the ministry of agriculture, and i was posted up to agriculture, and i was posted up re a— agriculture, and i was posted up re a rewn— agriculture, and i was posted up to a town called— agriculture, and i was posted up to a town called karoi, which is eewrn— to a town called karoi, which is eewrn ef— to a town called karoi, which is south of kariba_ to a town called karoi, which is south of kariba dam. and the rerenen— south of kariba dam. and the terrorism was— south of kariba dam. and the terrorism was just getting eand.— terrorism was just getting eefne. and— terrorism was just getting eefne. and fr— terrorism was just getting going. and it took the form of kandnfnee— going. and it took the form of landmines being— going. and it took the form of landmines being laid in the dirt ade— landmines being laid in the dirt ad and— landmines being laid in the dirt ad and ff— landmines being laid in the dirt roads. and if you— landmines being laid in the dirt roads. and if you drove over one of roads. and if you drove over one ef rneee,— roads. and if you drove over one ef rneee, wew— roads. and if you drove over one of those, you were _ roads. and if you drove over one of those, you were dead. and we enrw— of those, you were dead. and we enrw nad— of those, you were dead. and we enrw fed a— of those, you were dead. and we only had a limited— of those, you were dead. and we only had a limited number of rnne— only had a limited number of ereef— only had a limited number of mine proof land— only had a limited number of mine proof land rovers for civil eerwanre— mine proof land rovers for civil eerwanre dke— mine proof land rovers for civil servants like me— mine proof land rovers for civil servants like me who worked out in servants like me who worked out fn rne— servants like me who worked out fn rne rwrak— servants like me who worked out in the rural areas— servants like me who worked out in the rural areas ._ servants like me who worked out in the rural areas . and was in the rural areas. and it was rne— in the rural areas. and it was rne eeekfnd— in the rural areas. and it was rne eeekfne-rf- in the rural areas. and it was the pecking if you had the pecking order. if you had a we— the pecking order. if you had a wife-children,— the pecking order. if you had a wife-children, you- the pecking order. if you had a wife children, you were top wife and children, you were top of wife and children, you were top ef-wffe— wife and children, you were top ef-wffe nekr— wife and children, you were top of-wife next down. - wife and children, you were top of wife next down. but of the list wife next down. but rnne— of the list wife next down. but eekf— of the list wife next down. but mine self and— of the list wife next down. but mine self and the— of the list wife next down. but mine self and the livestock adwfeer— mine self and the livestock adwfeer .— mine self and the livestock adwfeer . we— mine self and the livestock advisor . we were both bachelors

advisor. we were both bachelors and— advisor. we were both bachelors and-dfdn-r— advisor. we were both bachelors and-dfdn-r der— advisor. we were both bachelors and didn't get them. and and so we didn't get them. and as and so we didn't get them. and ae r— and so we didn't get them. and ae r wae— and so we didn't get them. and as i was mainly— and so we didn't get them. and as i was mainly working out on frenrfer— as i was mainly working out on frenrfer farme— as i was mainly working out on frenrfer farne ,— as i was mainly working out on frontier farms , pegging their frontier farms, pegging their eenrew— frontier farms, pegging their contour banks,— frontier farms, pegging their contour banks, we were going on a fer— contour banks, we were going on a er ef— contour banks, we were going on a er ef dfrr— contour banks, we were going on a lot of dirt roads,— contour banks, we were going on a lot of dirt roads, a— contour banks, we were going on a lot of dirt roads, a tarmac, reade— a lot of dirt roads, a tarmac, roads were fine. _ a lot of dirt roads, a tarmac, roads were fine. they didn't dig rnen — roads were fine. they didn't dig rnen we— roads were fine. they didn't dig rnen we rne— roads were fine. they didn't dig them up the dirt— roads were fine. they didn't dig them up the dirt road. that was wnere— them up the dirt road. that was wnere rne— them up the dirt road. that was where the problems were. so i rnewdnr— where the problems were. so i rnewdnr ,— where the problems were. so i rnewdnr, r— where the problems were. so i thought, i need— where the problems were. so i thought, i need a— where the problems were. so i thought, i need a good where the problems were. so i thought , i need a good spotter thought, i need a good spotter in thought, i need a good spotter fn rne— thought, i need a good spotter fn rne ear— thought, i need a good spotter in the cab with— thought, i need a good spotter in the cab with me. and i found an edd— in the cab with me. and i found an old vehicle— in the cab with me. and i found an old vehicle number plate and put an old vehicle number plate and ed fr— an old vehicle number plate and ed fr we— an old vehicle number plate and ed fr we aeafner— an old vehicle number plate and put it up against a— an old vehicle number plate and put it up against a tree. i had a eraff— put it up against a tree. i had a eraff ef— put it up against a tree. i had a eraff ef ro— put it up against a tree. i had a staff of 10 or— put it up against a tree. i had a staff of 10 or 12,— put it up against a tree. i had a staff of 10 or 12, an individual— a staff of 10 or 12, an individual .- a staff of 10 or 12, an individual. i- a staff of 10 or 12, an individual. i kept bringing them rnfe— individual. i kept bringing them nearer this number plate . what nearer this number plate. what deee— nearer this number plate. what deee fr— nearer this number plate. what deee fr eawe— nearer this number plate. what does it say? what— nearer this number plate. what does it say? what does it say? and— does it say? what does it say? and-wne— does it say? what does it say? and-who read- does it say? what does it say? and-who read it- does it say? what does it say? and who read it first and the chap who read it first waelekd— and the chap who read it first was-old-who- and the chap who read it first was-old-who i- and the chap who read it first was old who i didn't was an old boy who i didn't read— was an old boy who i didn't readw eweeer— was an old boy who i didn't really expect. i'd- was an old boy who i didn't really expect. i'd brought really expect. i'd just brought wn— really expect. i'd just brought nfn rn— really expect. i'd just brought nfn fn ner— really expect. i'd just brought him in not to— really expect. i'd just brought him in not to hurt his feelings. he him in not to hurt his feelings. we nad— him in not to hurt his feelings. we nad ndkw— him in not to hurt his feelings. he had milky film his eyes. he had milky film on his eyes. he had milky film on his eyes. we-fr.— he had milky film on his eyes. we-fr. and— he had milky film on his eyes. we-fr. and ee— he had milky film on his eyes. he-it. and so he- he had milky film on his eyes. he it. and so he sat next he read it. and so he sat next to he read it. and so he sat next re-ae— he read it. and so he sat next re-ae a— he read it. and so he sat next to-as a spotter— he read it. and so he sat next to-as a spotter .- he read it. and so he sat next to as a spotter . and the to me as a spotter. and the ererken— to me as a spotter. and the ereden wae— to me as a spotter. and the problem was with him, he had rendere— problem was with him, he had rernrke redw— problem was with him, he had terrible body odour. well as we neneerkw,— terrible body odour. well as we were honestly, as— terrible body odour. well as we were honestly, as we were dnwfnd— were honestly, as we were dnwrne along— were honestly, as we were driving along the tarmac road, you— driving along the tarmac road, wew eewfd— driving along the tarmac road, you could wind— driving along the tarmac road, you could wind the window down. but you could wind the window down. ewr enee— you could wind the window down. ewr we— you could wind the window down. ewr we der— you could wind the window down. but once we got on— you could wind the window down. but once we got on the dirt mad,— but once we got on the dirt read, ad— but once we got on the dirt road, all the— but once we got on the dirt road, all the dust and muck came fn. — road, all the dust and muck came fn. wawre— road, all the dust and muck came fn. wawre ne— road, all the dust and muck came in. maybe he saved— road, all the dust and muck came in. maybe he saved your- road, all the dust and muck came in. t~ir3r ” a �*7ri road, all the dust and muck came in. t~ir3r : ” . �*7ri ri in. maybe he saved your life. he did. three times. and what was

happening down there was truly horrendous. want to horrendous. i don't want to dwell it. back farming, dwell on it. back in farming, you become you're always you become active. you're always been man of opinions. you been a man of opinions. you become the norfolk representative with the national farmers . you mentioned farmers union. you mentioned earlier the problems with costs. the ukraine war. but i'm looking at what's happening in the netherlands, where they want to cut number livestock. cut the number of livestock. they to cut co two, they they want to cut co two, they want to cut nitrates. where does this leave farming? i mean, we know we have to go for net zero. we have to save the planet. we don't have to if we can we don't have to if we can stop it. i don't have to if we can stop it. r rnean— don't have to if we can stop it. i mean, we are a democracy. and if i mean, we are a democracy. and ff rne— i mean, we are a democracy. and ff rne erwefdfrw— i mean, we are a democracy. and if the stupidity of— i mean, we are a democracy. and if the stupidity of zero can if the stupidity of net zero can be if the stupidity of net zero can re eenwewed— if the stupidity of net zero can be conveyed to _ if the stupidity of net zero can be conveyed to the electorate exaerfw— be conveyed to the electorate ekaedw wnar— be conveyed to the electorate exactly what it— be conveyed to the electorate exactly what it will mean to rnen. — exactly what it will mean to rnen. -rne — exactly what it will mean to them. the netherlands, it them. and in the netherlands, it means—reducing- means drastically reducing farnfnd— means drastically reducing farming output. their very best rnrne— farming output. their very best rnrne rnew— farming output. their very best rnrne rnew de— farming output. their very best thing they do is— farming output. their very best thing they do is wonderful soil . rnew— thing they do is wonderful soil . rnew de— thing they do is wonderful soil . rnew de a— thing they do is wonderful soil . they do a superb job. and what readw— . they do a superb job. and what readw dere— . they do a superb job. and what readw eere ne— . they do a superb job. and what really gets me about this is war— really gets me about this is rnar rnew— really gets me about this is that they could— really gets me about this is that they could grow these crops wfrn — that they could grow these crops wfrn wefnd — that they could grow these crops with using less— that they could grow these crops with using less nitrogen and reee— with using less nitrogen and less pesticide— with using less nitrogen and less pesticide as— with using less nitrogen and less pesticide as if they were adewed— less pesticide as if they were adewed re— less pesticide as if they were allowed to use— less pesticide as if they were allowed to use modern plant ereedfnd— allowed to use modern plant breeding methods. gene editing or breeding methods. gene editing er eenere— breeding methods. gene editing or genetic modification. so it's

the or genetic modification. so it's rne eeene— or genetic modification. so it's the greens who— or genetic modification. so it's the greens who tell them, oh , the greens who tell them, oh, wew-re— the greens who tell them, oh, wewre eedwrrnd— the greens who tell them, oh, you're polluting, you must stop . and— you're polluting, you must stop . and rnen— you're polluting, you must stop . and then the— you're polluting, you must stop . and then the solution to that, the . and then the solution to that, rne eeene— . and then the solution to that, rne eeene eaw— . and then the solution to that, the greens say, oh,— . and then the solution to that, the greens say, oh, you can't do war.— the greens say, oh, you can't do rnar. and— the greens say, oh, you can't do rnar. and rne— the greens say, oh, you can't do that. and the greens, the green lobby— that. and the greens, the green lobby are— that. and the greens, the green lobby ew— that. and the greens, the green lobby are our enemies. we are a defer— lobby are our enemies. we are a ekeeak warnfnd— lobby are our enemies. we are a global warming sceptic, aren't you?— global warming sceptic, aren't you? absolutely— global warming sceptic, aren't you? absolutely the planet is warnfnd— you? absolutely the planet is warnfnd .— you? absolutely the planet is warnrne . ww— you? absolutely the planet is warming . my scepticism is the warming. my scepticism is the contribution— warming. my scepticism is the contribution of— warming. my scepticism is the contribution of co2 to that wanna.— contribution of co2 to that warnrne. rr-e— contribution of co2 to that warming. it's a— contribution of co2 to that warming. it's a trivial cause of ednare— warming. it's a trivial cause of climate change.— warming. it's a trivial cause of climate change. it's our solar ewekee. — climate change. it's our solar ewekee. rne— climate change. it's our solar ewekee. rne rer— climate change. it's our solar cycles. the jet streams , the cycles. the jet streams, the ocean currents— cycles. the jet streams, the ocean currents and other things are ocean currents and other things far— ocean currents and other things are far more important. and as anwene— are far more important. and as anwene rn— are far more important. and as anwene fn nere— are far more important. and as anyone in here ever heard, a wearer— anyone in here ever heard, a weather forecaster saying, oh, aern— weather forecaster saying, oh, carbon dioxide _ weather forecaster saying, oh, carbon dioxide levels are here are carbon dioxide levels are here eernd— carbon dioxide levels are here are we're going to get such and ewen— are we're going to get such and ewen a— are we're going to get such and such a weather,— are we're going to get such and such a weather, you never hear rner— such a weather, you never hear rnar, de — such a weather, you never hear rnar, de you?— such a weather, you never hear that, do you? you— such a weather, you never hear that, do you? you never hear it. and— that, do you? you never hear it. and ean— that, do you? you never hear it. and r— that, do you? you never hear it. and can i please— that, do you? you never hear it. and can i please show you eenernfnd— and can i please show you something here? something i've got here? renew.— something i've got here? briefly._this| something i've got here?i briefly._this is briefly. right. okay this is a earedfre— briefly. right. okay this is a satellite map— briefly. right. okay this is a satellite map of— briefly. right. okay this is a satellite map of where the aern— satellite map of where the carbon dioxide _ satellite map of where the carbon dioxide hotspots are, and rnew— carbon dioxide hotspots are, and rnew are— carbon dioxide hotspots are, and they are exclusively over the rreefeak— they are exclusively over the rreefeak ran— they are exclusively over the tropical rain forests. that's wnere— tropical rain forests. that's wnere rne— tropical rain forests. that's where the hotspots are all the erdanfe— where the hotspots are all the organic matter— where the hotspots are all the organic matter deteriorated . organic matter deteriorated. wedd— organic matter deteriorated. wefd we,— organic matter deteriorated. wefd we, nerd— organic matter deteriorated. hold up, hold up. 3q3. hold up, hold up. right. okay. rrenr. rne— hold up, hold up. right. okay. right. the bottom— hold up, hold up. 3q3. 3q3. the bottom map, the top

right. the bottom map, the top map— right. the bottom map, the top nae fe— right. the bottom map, the top nae re wnere— right. the bottom map, the top map is where the— 3 q the bottom map, the top map is where the experts thought it map is where the experts thought fr wae— map is where the experts thought fr eene— map is where the experts thought fr eerne re— map is where the experts thought it was going to be.— map is where the experts thought it was going to be. and the eenr— it was going to be. and the eernr rerne,— it was going to be. and the point being, is— it was going to be. and the point being, is it the point rerne— point being, is it the point rerne wew— point being, is it the point being you look— point being, is it the point being you look at the co2 levels rndfa— being you look at the co2 levels over india for— being you look at the co2 levels over india for 1400— being you look at the co2 levels over india for 1400 million eeeeke— over india for 1400 million people burning— over india for 1400 million people burning coal. look at the coz— people burning coal. look at the eee-0...— people burning coal. look at the co2-over central- co2 levels over central awerrada— co2 levels over central australia nobody co2 levels over central- australia - nobody lives co2 levels over central- australia-nobody lives and australia where nobody lives and neredw— nobody does anything. they are fdenrfeak— nobody does anything. they are fdenrfeak . — nobody does anything. they are identical . all— nobody does anything. they are identical . all right.- nobody does anything. they are identical. ”q. �*fr�*ri.. identical. all right. well, stuart, a lot of people disagree with but interesting . with you, but it's interesting. i want to hear it now , given i want to hear it now, given rneee— i want to hear it now, given rneee errend— i want to hear it now, given those strong views , given those those strong views, given those errend— those strong views, given those errend wewe— those strong views, given those strong views, it's— those strong views, given those strong views, it's no surprise rner— strong views, it's no surprise rnar wnen— strong views, it's no surprise rnar wnen wew— strong views, it's no surprise that when you and i met in 1999 war— that when you and i met in 1999 rnar wew— that when you and i met in 1999 that you immediately signed up for that you immediately signed up fer dkrr— that you immediately signed up fer dkrr and— that you immediately signed up for ukip and you— that you immediately signed up for ukip and you go from being, you for ukip and you go from being, wew knew,— for ukip and you go from being, wew knew, an— for ukip and you go from being, you know, an active norfolk faer— you know, an active norfolk faer ,— you know, an active norfolk faer , ren— you know, an active norfolk farmer , ten years in the farmer, ten years in the rwreeean— farmer, ten years in the european parliament. farmer, ten years in the- european parliament. i think you rafter— european parliament. i think you rather enjoyed it. it was a massive shock— rather enjoyed it. it was a massive shock to - : . it was a massive shock to begin with. i dfdn-r— massive shock to begin with. i dfdn-r knew— massive shock to begin with. i didn't know where i was walking fnfe— didn't know where i was walking fnre. — didn't know where i was walking fnre. few— didn't know where i was walking fnre. few rwrn— didn't know where i was walking into. you turn up— didn't know where i was walking into. you turn up on- didn't know where i was walking into. /rir.. .. 3 didn't know where i was walking into. /rir.. .. rir3 �*7 into. you turn up on the first day at eurostar in in saint pancras. don't tell them. oh come on. he turns- pancras. don't tell them. oh come on. he turns up- pancras. don't tell them. oh come on. he turns up without a . come on. he turns up without a. passport albie . and what's more passport albie. and what's more , ne— passport albie. and what's more , ne feaked— passport albie. and what's more , ne keaked fr— passport albie. and what's more , he leaked it to— passport albie. and what's more , he leaked it to the— albie. and what's more , he leaked it to the press . albie. and what's more , he leaked it to the press. he rwrned— , he leaked it to the press. he rwrned we— , he leaked it to the press. he

turned up without— , he leaked it to the press. he turned up without a passport and eawe— turned up without a passport and eawe rwe— turned up without a passport and saysr rwe der— turned up without a passport and saysr rwe ed a— turned up without a passport and says, i've got a jolly important neerfnd— says, i've got a jolly important neerfnd rn— says, i've got a jolly important meeting in brussels with nigel range.— meeting in brussels with nigel rarade. and— meeting in brussels with nigel farage. and they— meeting in brussels with nigel farage. and they let him on rwreerar— farage. and they let him on rwreerar .— farage. and they let him on rwreerar. r— farage. and they let him on eurostar. i did— farage. and they let him on eurostar. i did ._ farage. and they let him on eurostar. i did. us farage. and they let him on eurostar. i did . us stuart farage. and they let him on eurostar. i did. us stuart. feare— eurostar. i did. us stuart. kewre defr— eurostar. i did. us stuart. you're right. i— eurostar. i did. us stuart. you're right. i thought- eurostar. i did. us stuart. you're right. i thought the story was so wonderful. i did leak it to the press- story was so wonderful. i did leak it to the press .- leak it to the press. final, ffnaf— leak it to the press. final, final thoughts— leak it to the press. final, final thoughts .- leak it to the press. final, final thoughts . stuart cricket. final thoughts. stuart cricket. drear— final thoughts. stuart cricket. erear fewe— final thoughts. stuart cricket. great love of— final thoughts. stuart cricket. great love of your life. you're edd— great love of your life. you're erfd aerfwe— great love of your life. you're still active in— great love of your life. you're still active in norfolk cricket? kee — still active in norfolk cricket? kee rn— still active in norfolk cricket? kee rn rne— still active in norfolk cricket? yes i'm the chairman- still active in norfolk cricket? yes 333 still active in norfolk cricket? yes rt.33 ”3333 yes i'm the chairman of castle acre cricket club and we just had a promotion into another league. i'm the scorer as well. and the trouble is, i'm not a nerd. i love my book with all the colours. now i have to use some wretched tablet or something and i am struggling . something and i am struggling. so i'm going to go on a course because the club expect it. because if you use one of these tablets, it's broadcast on the internet. people can find out what's going on live as it's happening. yeah. the worrying thing is is this thing though, is that is this racism in cricket? i know all the captains in norfolk were brought together. must not be tough on racism, but where does

banter end? and racism begins? we debated this with pat pocock, feer— we debated this with pat pocock, feer surrey— we debated this with pat pocock, former surrey and— we debated this with pat pocock, former surrey and england enekerer— former surrey and england cricketer on— former surrey and england cricketer on the show on monday of cricketer on the show on monday ef-week. — cricketer on the show on monday ef-week. .wew-re- of this week. and you're areekwrekw— of this week. and you're absolutely stuart of this week. and you're- absolutely-stuart agnew. absolutely right, stuart agnew. we absolutely right, stuart agnew. we-rakk— absolutely right, stuart agnew. we-rakk fer— absolutely right, stuart agnew. we -talk for hours- absolutely right, stuart agnew. we talk for hours in times we could talk for hours in times dene— we could talk for hours in times eene eaef— we could talk for hours in times eene eaer. we— we could talk for hours in times gone past. we have talked for newe— gone past. we have talked for newre and— gone past. we have talked for hours and possibly have more rnan— hours and possibly have more rnan-a— hours and possibly have more rnan-a dkaee— hours and possibly have more than-a glass-we. hours and possibly have more. than-a glass-we were than half a glass whilst we were dend— than half a glass whilst we were defnd-fr-e— than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely- than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you— doing it, but it's lovely to see wew and— doing it, but it's lovely to see wew and-drear— doing it, but it's lovely to see you and-great to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you and great to be in your you and it's great to be in your nene— you and it's great to be in your nene-ef— you and it's great to be in your home-of norfolk- you and it's great to be in your home of norfolk for home county of norfolk for fakkfnd—wewl home county of norfolk fori talking—you for talking pints. thank you for nawfnd— talking pints. thank you for nawfnd-nere. — talking pints. thank you for having here. thank you . �*fr�*ri.. having me here. thank you. well . we ewer— having me here. thank you. well . we rwer can-r— having me here. thank you. well , we just can't we— having me here. thank you. well , we just can't we can't- having me here. thank you. well , we just can't we can't end, can we, without bell and. spurling with their latest rendfrfen— spurling with their latest rendition of— spurling with their latest rendition of nigel says take it awaw— rendition of nigel says take it awaw eewe— rendition of nigel says take it awaw rewe .— rendition of nigel says take it away boys . quick hands . yusuf is away boys. quick hands. yusuf is the away boys. quick hands. yusuf is rne reader— away boys. quick hands. yusuf is rne reader ef— away boys. quick hands. yusuf is the leader of the— away boys. quick hands. yusuf is the leader of the snp. i think he eewrd— the leader of the snp. i think he eewfd re— the leader of the snp. i think he could be worse than jemmy krankie. he won't go far. he dfdn-r— krankie. he won't go far. he didn't insure— krankie. he won't go far. he didn't insure his— krankie. he won't go far. he didn't insure his car.- 3 ri he won't go far. he didn't insure his car. this lot arneer— didn't insure his car. this lot are almost as— didn't insure his car. this lot are almost as funny as billy knan— are almost as funny as billy knan .— are almost as funny as billy knan . adre— are almost as funny as billy khan . albie i— are almost as funny as billy khan . albie i tried to book a khan. albie i tried to book a ferer— khan. albie i tried to book a nerek .— khan. albie i tried to book a nerek , rwr— khan. albie i tried to book a hotel , but they're all full. the hotel, but they're all full. the ekeke— hotel, but they're all full. the

bloke behind— hotel, but they're all full. the bloke behind the _ hotel, but they're all full. the bloke behind the counter said, few— bloke behind the counter said, few knew— bloke behind the counter said, few knew .— bloke behind the counter said, you know , eligible. ”i: you know, eligible. i've tried rne— you know, eligible. i've tried rne arnw— you know, eligible. i've tried the army base. they- you know, eligible. ”i: they said that the army base. they said that rnew-we— the army base. they said that rnew-we eer— the army base. they said that rnew-we eer ne— the army base. they said that they've got no space. - they said that they've got no space. �*fr�*ri they've got no space. we've heard— they've got no space. we've heard they're even gonna put them in the albert hall. hey hey, hey, hey. it's not you says ewer— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says we new— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says we new fr— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says we new fr de— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says we new fr fe .— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says just how it is . it's— hey, hey, hey. it's not you says just how it is . it's been- “cg “car “car it's not you says just how it is . it's been a just how it is. it's been a ewena— just how it is. it's been a ewena .— just how it is. it's been a ewena . and— just how it is. it's been a bucha . and nigel says, just as bucha. and nigel says, just as it bucha. and nigel says, just as fr de— bucha. and nigel says, just as fr fe .— bucha. and nigel says, just as fr fe . se— bucha. and nigel says, just as fr fe . se wew— bucha. and nigel says, just as it is . so you stiff— bucha. and nigel says, just as it is . so you stiff shot your it is. so you stiff shot your eerd— it is. so you stiff shot your gold nodules— it is. so you stiff shot your gold nodules always on the bone . week— gold nodules always on the bone . week eard— gold nodules always on the bone . week eafd r— gold nodules always on the bone . nigel said i can't— gold nodules always on the bone . nigel said i can't even begin to . nigel said i can't even begin re red— . nigel said i can't even begin re red wew— . nigel said i can't even begin to tell you how— . nigel said i can't even begin to tell you how disgusted i am. few— to tell you how disgusted i am. few eard— to tell you how disgusted i am. few eafd r— to tell you how disgusted i am. few eafd r an— to tell you how disgusted i am. you said i am absolutely- you said i am absolutely furious. nana. you said i am absolutely furious. nana . and you said i am absolutely furious. nana. and you you said i am absolutely furious. nana . and you say, say furious. nana. and you say, say ah scampton . ah scampton. farage oh, hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here fren— again. it's aidan mcgivern here fren rne— again. it's aidan mcgivern here fren rne wer—

again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. _ 3q3 3 it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. a fine erarr— from the met office. a fine erarr re— from the met office. a fine start to this— from the met office. a fine start to this long weekend . start to this long weekend. snewere— start to this long weekend. snewere en— start to this long weekend. showers on thursday, easing to warm sunny spells for friday. sarwrdaw— warm sunny spells for friday. sarwrdaw and— warm sunny spells for friday. saturday and into sunday, but some rain comes— saturday and into sunday, but some rain comes along sunday nfdnr— some rain comes along sunday new and— some rain comes along sunday new and fnre— some rain comes along sunday night and into easter monday. rewr— night and into easter monday. ewr fer— night and into easter monday. ewr fer rne— night and into easter monday. but for the time— night and into easter monday. but for the time being, night and into easter monday. but for the time being , weather but for the time being, weather ewerene— but for the time being, weather ewerene are— but for the time being, weather systems are clearing away. snewere— systems are clearing away. showers easing _ systems are clearing away. showers easing on thursday ewenfnd— showers easing on thursday ewenfne and— showers easing on thursday evening and a— showers easing on thursday evening and a ridge of high pressure building across the uk read— pressure building across the uk read we— pressure building across the uk read we fnre— pressure building across the uk lead us into that— pressure building across the uk lead us into that fine weekend. so lead us into that fine weekend. se fnwredaw— lead us into that fine weekend. so thursday evening , lead us into that fine weekend. so thursday evening, a lead us into that fine weekend. so thursday evening , a few so thursday evening, a few enwee— so thursday evening, a few showers remaining into the east, but showers remaining into the east, rwr rnew— showers remaining into the east, but they disappear— showers remaining into the east, but they disappear eventually. fran— but they disappear eventually. kafn rakfnd— but they disappear eventually. kafn rakfnd a— but they disappear eventually. rain taking a bit— but they disappear eventually. rain taking a bit longer to dear— rain taking a bit longer to ekear fren— rain taking a bit longer to clear from shetland , i think. clear from shetland, i think. rewr— clear from shetland, i think. ewr ewen— clear from shetland, i think. but even here— clear from shetland, i think. but even here it— clear from shetland, i think. but even here it does disappear by dawn. — but even here it does disappear by dawn. a— but even here it does disappear by dawn. a ker— but even here it does disappear by dawn. a lot of— but even here it does disappear by dawn. a lot of cloud renafnfnd— by dawn. a lot of cloud remaining in- by dawn. a lot of cloud remaining in the north sea that wfd— remaining in the north sea that wfd affeer— remaining in the north sea that will affect the— remaining in the north sea that will affect the east at times rnrewdn— will affect the east at times rnrewen rne— will affect the east at times through the weekend. otherwise, it's through the weekend. otherwise, we feneffw— through the weekend. otherwise, it's lengthy, clear— through the weekend. otherwise, it's lengthy, clear spells, a rewen— it's lengthy, clear spells, a touch .frost _ it's lengthy, clear spells, a touch .frost to - it's lengthy, clear spells, a touch frost to begin things touch of frost to begin things on touch of frost to begin things en—rwr- touch of frost to begin things. on_but actually on friday morning, but actually eene-earenee— on friday morning, but actually some-patches as- on friday morning, but actually some patches as well. and some mist patches as well. and rne— some mist patches as well. and rne en— some mist patches as well. and once the sun gets— some mist patches as well. and once the sun gets to work, those nfer— once the sun gets to work, those we earenee— once the sun gets to work, those mist patches will— once the sun gets to work, those mist patches will lift, temperatures will rise and by the temperatures will rise and by rne end— temperatures will rise and by rne end ef— temperatures will rise and by the end of the— temperatures will rise and by the end of the morning, most efaeee— the end of the morning, most ekaeee are— the end of the morning, most places are going— the end of the morning, most places are going to be with warm, sunny spells. one eweeerfen— warm, sunny spells. one exception, the - warm, sunny spells. one exception, the east coast, where were— exception, the east coast, where were wfd— exception, the east coast, where were wfd re— exception, the east coast, where there will be some— exception, the east coast, where there will be some mist and low ekewd— there will be some mist and low cloud returning— there will be some mist and low cloud returning during friday afrerneen.— cloud returning during friday

afternoon. that— cloud returning during friday afternoon. that will keep temperatures— afternoon. that will keep temperatures held back 1110 eekefwe— temperatures held back 1110 eefefwe en— temperatures held back 1110 celsius on the— temperatures held back 1110 celsius on the north sea coast. rewr— celsius on the north sea coast. ewr wnere— celsius on the north sea coast. but where we've— celsius on the north sea coast. but where we've got the sunny eeede— but where we've got the sunny spells elsewhere _ but where we've got the sunny spells elsewhere 15 or 16 eekefwe — spells elsewhere 15 or 16 celsius, entirely possible . some celsius, entirely possible. some fair celsius, entirely possible. some fafr wearner— celsius, entirely possible. some fair weather cloud— celsius, entirely possible. some fair weather cloud will bubble up .— fair weather cloud will bubble we , eeeeeradw— fair weather cloud will bubble up , especially across, say, the up, especially across, say, the nwe— up, especially across, say, the we ef— up, especially across, say, the hills of wales— up, especially across, say, the hills of wales ,_ up, especially across, say, the hills of wales , parts of hills of wales, parts of werrnern— hills of wales, parts of northern ireland well. northern ireland as well. ornerwfee— northern ireland as well. otherwise for— northern ireland as well. otherwise for most it's a fine day— otherwise for most it's a fine dawlrndaw— otherwise for most it's a fine day-friday and— otherwise for most it's a fine day friday and another decent day on friday and another decent day on friday and another decent daw en— day on friday and another decent daw en sarwrdaw— day on friday and another decent day on saturday as— day on friday and another decent day on saturday as well. again, nfer— day on saturday as well. again, some mist and— day on saturday as well. again, some mist and low— day on saturday as well. again, some mist and low cloud into the faer— some mist and low cloud into the faer-and— some mist and low cloud into the east-and-wake- some mist and low cloud into the east-and-wake up- some mist and low cloud into the east-and-wake up to. east coast and we'll wake up to war— east coast and we'll wake up to rnar en— east coast and we'll wake up to that on saturday— east coast and we'll wake up to that on saturday morning. i rnfnk— that on saturday morning. i rnfnk wed— that on saturday morning. i think we'll things frost think we'll keep things frost free— think we'll keep things frost free-a— think we'll keep things frost free-a frost- think we'll keep things frost free a frost likely free here, but a frost likely efeewnere— free here, but a frost likely elsewhere where we've got those kendrnw, — elsewhere where we've got those lengthy,_overnight,l lengthy, clear spells overnight, eene—rfrer- lengthy, clear spells overnight, some—first thing,i some fog patches. first thing, adafn— some fog patches. first thing, once again, however, saturday is keekfnd— once again, however, saturday is feekfnd dke— once again, however, saturday is feekfnd dke a— once again, however, saturday is looking like a cracking day. rkenrw— looking like a cracking day. rkenrw ef— looking like a cracking day. plenty of sunshine up and down the plenty of sunshine up and down rne eewnrrw— plenty of sunshine up and down rne eewnrrw .— plenty of sunshine up and down the country . again, a bit of an the country. again, a bit of an eweeerfen— the country. again, a bit of an exception there— the country. again, a bit of an exception there for the north sea— exception there for the north sea eeaer— exception there for the north sea coast. some— exception there for the north sea coast. some mist and low ekewd— sea coast. some mist and low efewd ar— sea coast. some mist and low cloud at times. _ sea coast. some mist and low cloud at times. breeze from the darn— cloud at times. breeze from the dad sea— cloud at times. breeze from the north sea will— cloud at times. breeze from the north sea will make it feel cool nere— north sea will make it feel cool nene-fre— north sea will make it feel cool here.-it's looking- here. otherwise it's looking kareekw— here. otherwise it's looking kareekw dryw— here. otherwise it's looking largely dry, bright and settled rnrewdn— largely dry, bright and settled through these— largely dry, bright and settled through these two weekend. that is through these two weekend. that fe wnrd— through these two weekend. that is until sunday— through these two weekend. that is until sunday night and into wendaw— is until sunday night and into wendaw wnen— is until sunday night and into monday when a— is until sunday night and into monday when a spell of rain moves through,— monday when a spell of rain moves through, clearing to enwee— moves through, clearing to

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 ef ereeeee— priority. taken away that kind ef ereeeee ef— .«r taken away that kind of process of vetting, which wnen— of process of vetting, which which helped— of process of vetting, which which helped identify people at awerw— which helped identify people at awerw earkw— which helped identify people at a very early stage, yes , people a very early stage, yes, people wedd— a very early stage, yes, people wewkd der— a very early stage, yes, people would get through when you cross

over from force— would get through when you cross over from force to— would get through when you cross over from force to force because wewre— over from force to force because wewre akreadw— over from force to force because you're already sort— over from force to force because you're already sort of branded , you're already sort of branded, if you're already sort of branded, ff wew— you're already sort of branded, ff wew dke— you're already sort of branded, ff wew we, a— you're already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. rne— if you like, a police officer. fne werrfnd— if you like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily— the vetting levels aren't necessarily as- the vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they wedd— necessarily as high as they wewkd re. — necessarily as high as they would be. so— necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause a ereffen— would be. so and that can cause aereden. rewr— would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the— would be. so and that can cause a problem. but the intelligence rnar— a problem. but the intelligence war-eenee— a problem. but the intelligence that-comes with- a problem. but the intelligence that comes with that person that that comes with that person enewkd— that that comes with that person enewkd-rnen.— that that comes with that person should them. obviously should follow them. obviously and—re— should follow them. obviously and—re affe- should follow them. obviously and—be able to- should follow them. obviously and be able to see and you should be able to see war.— and you should be able to see war-knew- and you should be able to see war-knew r- and you should be able to see that.-know, i still- that. but you know, i still rnfnk— that. but you know, i still think there's— that. but you know, i still think there's and i think eerwene— think there's and i think everyone does think there's and i think. everyone does-of everyone does the level of werrfnd— everyone does the level of werrfnd-re- 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 render.— vetting needs to be much, much render-rn— vetting needs to be much, much stronger. in northern stronger. police in northern rekand— stronger. police in northern rekand are— stronger. police in northern ireland are warning their efffeere— ireland are warning their officers could— ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by dfeefdenre— officers could be targeted by dissidents in— officers could be targeted by dissidents in london. 730”: dissidents in london. derry werew— dissidents in london. derry derry en— dissidents in london. derry derry on easter— dissidents in london. derry derry on easter monday. that's after m15 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective kyiv john caldwell. the psni says there's strong intelligence that attacks are being planned . a man who 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. his cctv images have been released showing kashif anwar and his wife fauzia javed, walking behind him. the 29 year old

pushed his