well, a very good afternoon, everybody is patrick christys here on gb news. happy good way.— here on gb news. happy good friday. ru— here on gb news. happy good friday. ru be— here on gb news. happy good friday. ru be with— here on gb news. happy good friday. i'll be with you- “ni; o" [15 \\ happy good friday. i'll be with you three flu— friday. i'll be with you three an e — friday. i'll be with you three flu 6 pm. — friday. i'll be with you three till 6 pm. here's- friday. i'll be with you three till 6 pm. cit; friday. i'll be with you three till 6 pm. in; gt» till 6 pm. here's what i've got for you this hour. labour are in massively— for you this hour. labour are in massively hot— for you this hour. labour are in massively hot water— ” labour are in massively hot water over a shameful— massively hot water over a shameful tweet— massively hot water over a shameful tweet about rishi sunak. — shameful tweet about rishi sunak. ru— shameful tweet about rishi sunak. ru fill— shameful tweet about rishi sunak. cc �*" cc s shameful tweet about rishi sunak. cc �*" cc " sunak. i'll fill you in on that in just a moment and get a load of this. do you think that there are foreign doctors.7 are too many foreign doctors.7 are we not importing enough or creating enough? should creating enough? i should say, of is that? does of our own? why is that? does that bother if why? and that bother you? if so, why? and king is not ruled king charles is not ruled out paying king charles is not ruled out paying slavery reparations. i can tell you what that was going to have to come out of his own

purse. i'm certainly not going to be paying anything. what about yes, a lighter about you? and yes, a lighter one that's right. one to end with. that's right. it's easter egg stravaganza. it's an easter egg stravaganza. this who up with this i mean, who came up with that? there we go. that? hey, but there we go. i will be doing a live taste test of easter eggs right here on this show. i mean, who said it was for me? hey, all was a hard life for me? hey, all that coming your way? i'm much more . oh, i was absolutely more. oh, i was absolutely adamant about doing that easter egg tasting anyway. right. get your views coming in. gb views and gb news. .uk. what do you make of that labour tweet that basically said that rishi sunak doesn't about prosecuting doesn't care about prosecuting child abusers? i think that child sex abusers? i think that was savage, wasn't child sex abusers? i think that wazgb savage, wasn't child sex abusers? i think that wazgb views savage, wasn't child sex abusers? i think that wazgb views orsavage, wasn't child sex abusers? i think that wazgb views or gbnews.ukn't child sex abusers? i think that wazgb views or gbnews.uk get it? gb views or gbnews.uk get all that coming in. but right now, as your headlines, as. patrick, thank you very much and good afternoon . this is the good afternoon. this is the latest— good afternoon. this is the latest from — good afternoon. this is the latest from the _ good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb- g: " this is the latest from the gb newsroom, the firm— latest from the gb newsroom, the firm which— latest from the gb newsroom, the firm which audits— latest from the gb newsroom, the firm which audits the accounts of she— firm which audits the accounts of the scottish _ firm which audits the accounts of the scottish national party has— of the scottish national party has resigned.— of the scottish national party has resigned. accountancy firm johnston— has resigned. accountancy firm johnston carmichael have made

the season— johnston carmichael have made the decision after— johnston carmichael have made the decision after reviewing its sttent— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio .— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio . it follows client portfolio. it follows ttsett— client portfolio. it follows nicola sturgeon's husband, terme— nicola sturgeon's husband, tetmet ste— nicola sturgeon's husband, former snp chief executive peter muttett— former snp chief executive peter muttett tetng— former snp chief executive peter murrell being released without chafge- — murrell being released without chafge- te— murrell being released without state he was— murrell being released without charge. he was arrested as part of charge. he was arrested as part at a— charge. he was arrested as part at a paste— charge. he was arrested as part at a paste tate— charge. he was arrested as part of a probe into snp finances. wett— of a probe into snp finances. wet the— of a probe into snp finances. well the snp,— of a probe into snp finances. well the snp, says johnston catmtstaet— well the snp, says johnston carmichael will— well the snp, says johnston carmichael will not be providing its carmichael will not be providing tts aattt— carmichael will not be providing its audit service— carmichael will not be providing its audit service this year. tatte— its audit service this year. tattse ta— its audit service this year. police in northern ireland are wattag— police in northern ireland are wamtag theta— police in northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted— warning their officers could be tagetet ty— warning their officers could be targeted by dissidents in londonderry_ targeted by dissidents in londonderry this easter. that's ateat— londonderry this easter. that's ahead at— londonderry this easter. that's ahead at a— londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state— londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us taestteat— ahead of a state visit by us president joe _ ahead of a state visit by us president joe biden, who's atttvtag— president joe biden, who's attvtag ta— president joe biden, who's arriving in belfast on tuesday. the— arriving in belfast on tuesday. the pett— arriving in belfast on tuesday. the heat says— arriving in belfast on tuesday. the psni says it's received strang— the psni says it's received strong intelligence attacks are being— strong intelligence attacks are hehg planned— strong intelligence attacks are being planned for bank holiday. monday,— being planned for bank holiday. monday, the— being planned for bank holiday. monday, mi5 raised the terrorism threat— monday, mi5 raised the terrorism threat tevet— monday, mi5 raised the terrorism threat level in— monday, mi5 raised the terrorism threat level in the— monday, mi5 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following _ threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective _ severe following the shooting of senior detective john caldwell or senior detective john caldwell athattttsat— senior detective john caldwell or political commentator nigel hetsah— or political commentator nigel hetsah tatt— or political commentator nigel nelson told us— or political commentator nigel nelson told us northern ireland has seen— nelson told us northern ireland has seen relative— nelson told us northern ireland has seen relative peace over a quartet— has seen relative peace over a quartet at— has seen relative peace over a quartet at a— has seen relative peace over a quarter of a century , showing quarter of a century, showing what— quarter of a century, showing what ah— quarter of a century, showing what an achievement the agreement— what an achievement the agreement was when it comes to tehahhsah— agreement was when it comes to republican supporters , there are republican supporters, there are probably— republican supporters, there are probably ahaat— republican supporters, there are probably about as— republican supporters, there are probably about as many in heathen— probably about as many in northern ireland now as there

during— northern ireland now as there were during the— northern ireland now as there were during the troubles . were during the troubles. the tth— were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't— were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't have- were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't have the capable motty of, say, launching mainland attacks, but there are obviously, as we as we can see by the various attacks they've carried out in northern ireland, they're hugely dangerous . so they're hugely dangerous. so yes, it is a tricky time , but yes, it is a tricky time, but it's a lot better than it was than it was 25 years ago. so the labour party has stood by an ad claiming that rishi sunak doesn't think child sex abusers should go to prison. the advert posted should go to prison. the advert hastet ah— should go to prison. the advert posted on twitter— should go to prison. the advert posted on twitter has- : go ’so“ the advert posted on twitter has drawn shttstsh — posted on twitter has drawn criticism from _ posted on twitter has drawn criticism from mps senior tory hhtstets— criticism from mps senior tory ministers accused— criticism from mps senior tory ministers accused the party of a the— ministers accused the party of a the aha— ministers accused the party of a vile and desperate— ministers accused the party of a vile and desperate campaign strategy.— vile and desperate campaign strategy. labour— vile and desperate campaign strategy. labour posted the ad attshha— strategy. labour posted the ad pitching itself— strategy. labour posted the ad pitching itself as— strategy. labour posted the ad pitching itself as the party of taw— pitching itself as the party of taw aha— pitching itself as the party of law and order.— pitching itself as the party of law and order. but shadow sattate— law and order. but shadow culture secretary lucy powell tatt— culture secretary lucy powell tatt eh— culture secretary lucy powell told gb news— culture secretary lucy powell told gb news it's similar to the types— told gb news it's similar to the types at— told gb news it's similar to the types of graphics— told gb news it's similar to the types of graphics the pm uses . types of graphics the pm uses. the— types of graphics the pm uses. the theta— types of graphics the pm uses. the digital graphic— types of graphics the pm uses. the digital graphic pick- types of graphics the pm uses. the digital graphic pick that's based on. it's like a skit, if you like, or a take on the types of graphics that the prime minister himself produces about his own policies. and he's

become famous for producing these kind of graphics and so it's a, it's a take on that. if it's a, it's a take on that. if it's personal, it's personal in the sense that he's the guy who runs the country. he is the prime minister. and the book does stop with him . a 16 year does stop with him. a 16 year old boy has been— : “ a 16 year old boy has been arrested on sashtstah— old boy has been arrested on sasptstah at— old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 14 yea— suspicion of murder after a 14 yea att— suspicion of murder after a 14 yea att girl— suspicion of murder after a 14 year old girl died— suspicion of murder after a 14 year old girl died in a fire at a that— year old girl died in a fire at a that at— year old girl died in a fire at a block of flats— year old girl died in a fire at a block of flats in east london yestettay. — a block of flats in east london yestettay. say— a block of flats in east london yesterday. say the _ a block of flats in east london yesterday. say the girl named tasatty— yesterday. say the girl named tasatty as— yesterday. say the girl named locally as tiffany— yesterday. say the girl named locally as tiffany died at the aha— locally as tiffany died at the scene. and five— locally as tiffany died at the scene. and five others were also thy-area— scene. and five others were also thy-area .— scene. and five others were also thy-area . hat— scene. and five others were also injured . but they've since been injured. but they've since been ttsshataet— injured. but they've since been discharged from _ injured. but they've since been discharged from hospital . discharged from hospital. emergency— discharged from hospital. emergency services were called to emergency services were called ta the— emergency services were called to the see— emergency services were called to the h— emergency services were called to the scene in newham around stoo— to the scene in newham around too yesterday— to the scene in newham around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the 5:oo yesterday afternoon. the the— 5:oo yesterday afternoon. the the ts— 5:oo yesterday afternoon. the the ts being— 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire is being investigated as suspected— fire is being investigated as suspected arson— fire is being investigated as suspected arson , a 12 year old suspected arson, a 12 year old boy— suspected arson, a 12 year old hay has— suspected arson, a 12 year old hay has been— suspected arson, a 12 year old boy has been charged with the hated— boy has been charged with the meet at— boy has been charged with the meet at a— boy has been charged with the murder of a woman who died after being— murder of a woman who died after being htt— murder of a woman who died after hehg htt hy— murder of a woman who died after hehg htt by a— murder of a woman who died after being hit by a car.— murder of a woman who died after being hit by a car. 60 year old masha— being hit by a car. 60 year old marsha grant— being hit by a car. 60 year old marsha grant was— being hit by a car. 60 year old marsha grant was hit by the car in marsha grant was hit by the car th the— marsha grant was hit by the car in the greenhill_ marsha grant was hit by the car in the greenhill area of sheffield— in the greenhill area of sheffield on- in the greenhill area of sheffield on wednesday evening . sheffield on wednesday evening. south— sheffield on wednesday evening. south yorkshire— sheffield on wednesday evening. south yorkshire police have said the hay,— south yorkshire police have said the they, who—

south yorkshire police have said the boy, who cannot be identified _ the boy, who cannot be identified for- the boy, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, ytt— identified for legal reasons, wttt appea— identified for legal reasons, will appear before sheffield hath— will appear before sheffield vaath catat— will appear before sheffield youth court tomorrow . 2 million youth court tomorrow. 2 million hatttsh— youth court tomorrow. 2 million british holidaymakers are expected— british holidaymakers are expected to — british holidaymakers are expected to head overseas this taster— expected to head overseas this easter weekend. _ expected to head overseas this easter weekend. meanwhile, the heat— easter weekend. meanwhile, the heat at— easter weekend. meanwhile, the heat at have— easter weekend. meanwhile, the port of dover is— easter weekend. meanwhile, the port of dover is warning those taavetthg— port of dover is warning those travelling could— port of dover is warning those travelling could face two hour tetays— travelling could face two hour tetays. teary— travelling could face two hour delays. ferry operator dfds atget — delays. ferry operator dfds urged travellers to allow 120 hhates— urged travellers to allow 120 hhates ta — urged travellers to allow 120 minutes to complete border sahttats— minutes to complete border controls and— minutes to complete border controls and check ins. delays have— controls and check ins. delays have been— controls and check ins. delays have been blamed on french atttstats— have been blamed on french officials carrying— have been blamed on french officials carrying out extra sheets— officials carrying out extra sheets as— officials carrying out extra checks as well— officials carrying out extra checks as well as stamping uk passports— checks as well as stamping uk passports following . brexit to passports following. brexit to tstaett — passports following. brexit to israeli women _ passports following. brexit to israeli women have been shot in an attack— israeli women have been shot in an attach ah— israeli women have been shot in an attack on their— israeli women have been shot in an attack on their car in the assahtet— an attack on their car in the occupied west— an attack on their car in the occupied west bank following a day at— occupied west bank following a day of violence— occupied west bank following a day of violence along the tehahese— day of violence along the lebanese and— day of violence along the lebanese and gaza borders. an tstaett— lebanese and gaza borders. an tstaett amy— lebanese and gaza borders. an israeli army video— lebanese and gaza borders. an israeli army video shows eahtastahs— israeli army video shows explosions on - israeli army video shows explosions on hamas weapon htatasttah— explosions on hamas weapon production sites— explosions on hamas weapon production sites and tunnels in tetattattah— production sites and tunnels in retaliation for— production sites and tunnels in retaliation for rocket attacks it retaliation for rocket attacks tt htahet — retaliation for rocket attacks it blamed on— retaliation for rocket attacks it blamed on the islamist group. it it blamed on the islamist group. tt semes— it blamed on the islamist group. tt ahtt— it blamed on the islamist group. it comes amid mounting confrontation— it comes amid mounting confrontation in jerusalem during— confrontation in jerusalem that the— confrontation in jerusalem during the muslim holy month of ramadan— during the muslim holy month of ramadan .— during the muslim holy month of ramadan , as— during the muslim holy month of ramadan , as well— during the muslim holy month of ramadan , as well as the jewish ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday— ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday .— ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday . the uk has passover holiday. the uk has aapeatet— passover holiday. the uk has appeatet tat— passover holiday. the uk has appealed for deescalate action, wtth — appealed for deescalate action,

wtth tatetah— appealed for deescalate action, with foreign secretary james ctevehy— with foreign secretary james cteyetty sayhg— with foreign secretary james cleverly saying both sides need to hegattate— cleverly saying both sides need to negotiate it— cleverly saying both sides need to negotiate it .— cleverly saying both sides need to negotiate it . and easter to negotiate it. and easter sahtay— to negotiate it. and easter sunday could— to negotiate it. and easter sunday could be the warmest day of sunday could be the warmest day at the— sunday could be the warmest day at the yea— sunday could be the warmest day at the yea so— sunday could be the warmest day of the year so far,— sunday could be the warmest day of the year so far, with highs of the year so far, with highs at aa— of the year so far, with highs at up to— of the year so far, with highs at up to te— of the year so far, with highs of up to 18 degrees. temperatures could top 16 or 17 degrees— temperatures could top 16 or 17 degrees tatay— temperatures could top 16 or 17 degrees today in— temperatures could top 16 or 17 degrees today in some parts of the th— degrees today in some parts of the uk as— degrees today in some parts of the uk as the— degrees today in some parts of the uk as the sun— degrees today in some parts of the uk as the sun puts its hat on tat— the uk as the sun puts its hat on for easter. _ the uk as the sun puts its hat on for easter. the— the uk as the sun puts its hat on for easter. the met office says— on for easter. the met office says the — on for easter. the met office says the weather— on for easter. the met office says the weather is set to be the— says the weather is set to be the ant — says the weather is set to be fine and relatively nice this weekend.— fine and relatively nice this weekend. before more rain for host— weekend. before more rain for host phases— weekend. before more rain for most ptases ah— weekend. before more rain for most places on bank holiday hahtay— most places on bank holiday hahtay .— most places on bank holiday hahtay . thts— most places on bank holiday monday . this is— most places on bank holiday monday . this is gb news. we'll monday. this is gb news. we'll phag— monday. this is gb news. we'll that you— monday. this is gb news. we'll that you hate— monday. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens.— bring you more news as it happens. haw— bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to . patrick yes i patrick yes . patrick- yes . welcome patrick yes . welcome along, everybody. yes. welcome along, everybody. now we start with the huge row caused by a controversial tweet by labour, which says that rishi sunak doesn't think should be jailed . it's been branded jailed. it's been branded appalling nauseate and shameful by mps from other parties. but a shadow cabinet minister has

refused to criticise as the tweet gb news viewers can see the social media post now, which has an image of a smiling rishi sunak next to the message. do you think adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should prison? rishi sunak should go to prison? rishi sunak it doesn't. so there we go. the tweet says that under tory rule 4500 adults convicted of child sexual assault have avoided jail . but this morning, shadow culture secretary lucy powell told gb news that she stood by the message despite massive calls to delete it even from within their own party. and she tried to shed a bit of light, i think, on what the post was allegedly trying to highlight that. well, look, it's a it's a tt-s— that. well, look, it's a it's a tt-s a— that. well, look, it's a it's a tt-s a graphs,— that. well, look, it's a it's a it's a graphic, a— well, look, it's a it's a it's a graphic, a digital campaigning graphic. i didn't testph— campaigning graphic. i didn't testph ht.— campaigning graphic. i didn't testph tt. .— campaigning graphic. i didn't design it. i didn't put it up there.— design it. i didn't put it up there. hat— design it. i didn't put it up there. but it's— design it. i didn't put it up there. but it's a— design it. i didn't put it up there. but it's a digital graphs— there. but it's a digital graphic that's based on it's the— graphic that's based on it's the a— graphic that's based on it's tthe a shtt— graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if— graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if you like, or a tahe— like a skit, if you like, or a tahe ah— like a skit, if you like, or a tahe ah the— like a skit, if you like, or a take on the types of graphics that— take on the types of graphics that the— take on the types of graphics that the prime— take on the types of graphics that the prime minister himself predates— that the prime minister himself produces about— that the prime minister himself produces about his own policy . produces about his own policy. that— produces about his own policy. that he-s— produces about his own policy. and he's become— produces about his own policy. and he's become famous for ptatasthp— and he's become famous for producing these— and he's become famous for producing these kind of graphs. — producing these kind of graphics. and so it's a it's a

tahe— graphics. and so it's a it's a tahe ah— graphics. and so it's a it's a take on that.— graphics. and so it's a it's a take on that. what we are htphttphthp— take on that. what we are highlighting is that at under the conservative government , of the conservative government, of whtsh— the conservative government, of whtsh he— the conservative government, of whtsh he ts— the conservative government, of which he is the _ the conservative government, of which he is the conservative pathe— which he is the conservative prime minister— which he is the conservative prime minister of that government,- prime minister of that government, we are seeing now a sttaattah— government, we are seeing now a sttaattah where— government, we are seeing now a situation where custodial sentences are— situation where custodial sentences are not being given to serious offenders,— sentences are not being given to serious offenders, where they shaatt — serious offenders, where they shaatt he — serious offenders, where they should be because the system aah-t— should be because the system sah-t tape— should be because the system can't cope with— should be because the system can't cope with it.— should be because the system can't cope with it. and he is tesahstpve— can't cope with it. and he is responsive model for that and he is accountable— responsive model for that and he is accountable for— responsive model for that and he is accountable for that. and he has— is accountable for that. and he has paesttans— is accountable for that. and he has questions. yes— is accountable for that. and he has questions. yes boat has questions. yes so lucy hawett— has questions. yes so lucy powell there wouldn't criticise the post, but twitter took the very rare step of putting a fact check next to the tweet there. so there we go. twitter of course, are pretty adamant that it says the tweet implies that the pm rishi sunak doesn't support prison sentences for sexual assaults against children. the current sentencing guidelines crime has guidelines for this crime has a maximum sentence of years in maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. there no consent. prison. there is no consent. lviv sorry, conservative party policy that plans to remove this. do you find this helpful? yes, twitter. thank you yes, i did. twitter. thank you very okay. now more on very much. okay. now for more on

this, joined by gb news is this, i'm joined by gb news is political reporter catherine force been force catherine, this has been accused being gutter accused of being gutter politics. well, it has, hasn't it? politics. well, it has, hasn't tte aha— politics. well, it has, hasn't he that .— politics. well, it has, hasn't it? and i think— is well, it has, hasn't it? and i think clearly they are sayhp— it? and i think clearly they are sayhp that— it? and i think clearly they are saying that rishi _ it? and i think clearly they are saying that rishi sunak the pathe— saying that rishi sunak the prime minister— saying that rishi sunak the prime minister does not think that— prime minister does not think that effectively— prime minister does not think that effectively should be in jail that effectively should be in tatt .— that effectively should be in tatt . tht— that effectively should be in tatt . aha .— that effectively should be in jail . and i don't— that effectively should be in jail . and i don't think many jail. and i don't think many peapte— jail. and i don't think many peapte eeh— jail. and i don't think many people even if— jail. and i don't think many people even if you're a critic of people even if you're a critic at htsht — people even if you're a critic of rishi sunak,— people even if you're a critic of rishi sunak, would honestly hetteve— of rishi sunak, would honestly hetteve tat— of rishi sunak, would honestly believe for a— of rishi sunak, would honestly believe for a minute that rishi sahah— believe for a minute that rishi sahah than-t— believe for a minute that rishi sunak didn't think these people watta— sunak didn't think these people heath-aha - sunak didn't think these people would -also, these. would be in jail. also, these ttpates— would be in jail. also, these are figures going back 2010, are figures going back to 2010, he washt— are figures going back to 2010, he wasn't even— are figures going back to 2010, he wasn't even in— are figures going back to 2010, he wasn't even in parliament till he wasn't even in parliament tttt zeta— he wasn't even in parliament tttt 20th he— he wasn't even in parliament till 2015. he wasn't prime tthtstet— till 2015. he wasn't prime minister until— till 2015. he wasn't prime minister until six months ago. het— minister until six months ago. heh stame— minister until six months ago. keir starmer was— minister until six months ago. keir starmer was director of paths— keir starmer was director of public prosecutions, but labour are public prosecutions, but labour going— public prosecutions, but labour pahp .— public prosecutions, but labour pahp . yeah— public prosecutions, but labour are going . yeah, but labour are are going. yeah, but labour are sttshhp— are going. yeah, but labour are sttshhp ta— are going. yeah, but labour are sticking to this. _ are going. yeah, but labour are sticking to this. they're absolutely— sticking to this. they're absolutely doubling down. lucy hawett— absolutely doubling down. lucy hawett was— absolutely doubling down. lucy powell was on— absolutely doubling down. lucy powell was on this morning, as you— powell was on this morning, as you showed. — powell was on this morning, as you showed. she— powell was on this morning, as you showed. she seemed to be uncomfortable.— you showed. she seemed to be uncomfortable. she clearly teattset— uncomfortable. she clearly realised that— uncomfortable. she clearly realised that not everybody watta— realised that not everybody wawtt tthe — realised that not everybody would like this,— realised that not everybody would like this, but they're ttyhp— would like this, but they're ttyhp ta— would like this, but they're trying to highlight the message. but trying to highlight the message. hat at— trying to highlight the message. hat at sparse— trying to highlight the message. but of course what they're doing is but of course what they're doing ts theyhe — but of course what they're doing ts they-re ttyhp— but of course what they're doing is they're trying to— but of course what they're doing is they're trying to focus on what— is they're trying to focus on what they— is they're trying to focus on what they see _ is they're trying to focus on what they see as the conservative - what they see as the

conservative party's failures ts— conservative party's failures aweteashy— conservative party's failures over 13 years. and this is all pathe— over 13 years. and this is all phhe tat— over 13 years. and this is all phhe ta ta— over 13 years. and this is all prime for to the— over 13 years. and this is all prime for to the local elections . aha— prime for to the local elections . aha they-te— prime for to the local elections . and they're both— prime for to the local elections . and they're both tories and tapew— . and they're both tories and tahaw ae— . and they're both tories and labour are fighting on crime . labour are fighting on crime. th — labour are fighting on crime. th htsht — labour are fighting on crime. i'm rishi sunak— labour are fighting on crime. i'm rishi sunak saying, look what— i'm rishi sunak saying, look what whee— i'm rishi sunak saying, look what we're doing on anti—social hehawaw— what we're doing on anti—social hehawaw .— what we're doing on anti—social behaviour , look— what we're doing on anti—social behaviour , look what we're doing behaviour, look what we're doing on behaviour, look what we're doing an ptaahhp— behaviour, look what we're doing on grooming gangs and labour going— on grooming gangs and labour pahp teth— on grooming gangs and labour pahp taah haw— on grooming gangs and labour going look how the conservatives have— going look how the conservatives hawe tattet— going look how the conservatives have failed over— going look how the conservatives have failed over 13— going look how the conservatives have failed over 13 years on thts— have failed over 13 years on thts. thts— have failed over 13 years on this. this this— have failed over 13 years on this. this this and this. i've got— this. this this and this. i've got a— this. this this and this. i've pat a tweet— this. this this and this. i've got a tweet here— this. this this and this. i've got a tweet here right in front of me from the labour party. this came live ten minutes ago. so just going to read it so i'm just going to read it out. everyone so it says 13 out. everyone now. so it says 13 years of tory failure has broken our justice years of tory failure has broken ourjustice system. victims years of tory failure has broken our justice system. victims wait months, if not years, for justice while dangerous criminals avoid prison labour will crime, punish will prevent crime, punish criminals, protect communities they have doubled down on this. do you think it's a similar graphic? do you think an adult convicted of possessing a gun with intent to harm should go to prison? it then says rishi sunak doesn't. under the tories, 937 adults convicted of possession of a firearm with intent to harm serve no prison time. i mean, is

this stuff borderline defamatory ? you would think so, wouldn't yaw— ? you would think so, wouldn't you? eat— ? you would think so, wouldn't you? put apat— 7’ you would think so, wouldn't you? but apart albie they have been— you? but apart albie they have been tahhp— you? but apart albie they have been taking advice from the hasttattah— been taking advice from the australian labour party and from the democrats— australian labour party and from the democrats in— australian labour party and from the democrats in the states ahaat— the democrats in the states about how— the democrats in the states about how to _ the democrats in the states about how to win an election, whether— about how to win an election, whether tt-s— about how to win an election, whether it's seats— about how to win an election, whether it's seats in the local etesttah— whether it's seats in the local etesttah ar— whether it's seats in the local election or the _ whether it's seats in the local election or the general election sahetthe— election or the general election sometime next— election or the general election sometime next year. and they've heeh— sometime next year. and they've been tatt— sometime next year. and they've been told basically— sometime next year. and they've been told basically to fight as wtstawsty— been told basically to fight as wtstaasty as— been told basically to fight as viciously as the _ been told basically to fight as viciously as the conservatives. wow— viciously as the conservatives. waw there-s— viciously as the conservatives. now there's been— viciously as the conservatives. now there's been lots of srtttstsrh — now there's been lots of criticism of— now there's been lots of criticism of keir starmer being very— criticism of keir starmer being very tatt— criticism of keir starmer being very twtt aha— criticism of keir starmer being very dull and he's always tathhp— very dull and he's always talking about— very dull and he's always talking about decency in pattttss— talking about decency in politics. they— talking about decency in politics. they seem to have taheh— politics. they seem to have taheh a— politics. they seem to have taheh a the— politics. they seem to have taken a big swerve away from that.— taken a big swerve away from that. eat— taken a big swerve away from that. hat at— taken a big swerve away from that. but of course, back in zeta— that. but of course, back in zere whea— that. but of course, back in 2019 when the— that. but of course, back in 2019 when the conservatives won that— 2019 when the conservatives won that so — 2019 when the conservatives won that so seat— 2019 when the conservatives won that 80 seat majority in that etesttah— that 80 seat majority in that election campaign, there were tats— election campaign, there were tats at— election campaign, there were lots of attack— election campaign, there were lots of attack ads— election campaign, there were lots of attack ads from the conservatives— lots of attack ads from the conservatives that were very tahtaws— conservatives that were very dubious with— conservatives that were very dubious with the facts, shall we say,— dubious with the facts, shall we say, that— dubious with the facts, shall we say, that there — dubious with the facts, shall we say, that there was— dubious with the facts, shall we say, that there was a huge hoo ha at— say, that there was a huge hoo ha at the— say, that there was a huge hoo ha at the time,— say, that there was a huge hoo ha at the time, but they were very,— ha at the time, but they were very, very— ha at the time, but they were very, very effective. and boris johnson— very, very effective. and boris johnson pat— very, very effective. and boris johnson pet a— very, very effective. and boris johnson got a big— very, very effective. and boris johnson got a big majority off the hash— johnson got a big majority off the hash st— johnson got a big majority off the back of it.— johnson got a big majority off the back of it. so— johnson got a big majority off the back of it. so the gloves sertahty— the back of it. so the gloves are certainly coming off. “er are certainly coming off. they hash.— are certainly coming off. they are. look, catherine, thank you very much. catherine forster there. our political reporter. we'll you the latest

we'll be bringing you the latest as it. labour party as we get it. the labour party doubung as we get it. the labour party doubling down. there was a tweet that said rishi that basically said that rishi sunak mind about going to sunak didn't mind about going to prison and now about people who possess a firearm with intent to harm going to prison. clearly, rishi sunak will deny all of these things. joining me now, though, is the political commentator, stephen carlton woods. thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis . thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis . this thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis . this is thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis . this is like thank you commentator, stephen carlton wothis . this is like watching)u for this. this is like watching the labour party morph into trump , isn't it? oh, it's trump, isn't it? oh, it's unbelievable,- e e?’ oh, it's unbelievable, really . it just unbelievable, really. it just shows— unbelievable, really. it just shswsysw— unbelievable, really. it just shows you the _ unbelievable, really. it just shows you the quality of the pespte— shows you the quality of the pespte hehht— shows you the quality of the people behind the scenes with tapew— people behind the scenes with tahswr aha— people behind the scenes with labour and can— people behind the scenes with labour and can the country reatty— labour and can the country reatty trust— labour and can the country really trust an— labour and can the country really trust an organisation the— really trust an organisation tthe thts— really trust an organisation tthe thts 7— really trust an organisation like this .7 i— really trust an organisation like this ? i was- really trust an organisation like this ? i was very impressed like this? i was very impressed wtth— like this? i was very impressed wtth stepheh— like this? i was very impressed with stephen dixon this morning wtth— with stephen dixon this morning wtth hrs— with stephen dixon this morning with his interview— with stephen dixon this morning with his interview with lucy rswett— with his interview with lucy powell because _ with his interview with lucy powell because he wasn't letting it powell because he wasn't letting t as. — powell because he wasn't letting t as. aha— powell because he wasn't letting t as. that he— powell because he wasn't letting it go. and he sort— powell because he wasn't letting it go. and he sort of pointed sat— it go. and he sort of pointed out thts— it go. and he sort of pointed out thts ts— it go. and he sort of pointed out this is obviously lies and ye— out this is obviously lies and you're endorsing— out this is obviously lies and you're endorsing it in a way, aha— you're endorsing it in a way, and that— you're endorsing it in a way, and that twsy— you're endorsing it in a way, and that lucy powell really sswtth-t— and that lucy powell really sswtth-t pet— and that lucy powell really couldn't get away from that . she couldn't get away from that. she shah-t— couldn't get away from that. she shah-t tara— couldn't get away from that. she didn't turn around— couldn't get away from that. she didn't turn around and say it washt— didn't turn around and say it washt tres— didn't turn around and say it wasn't lies, but— didn't turn around and say it wasn't lies, but she was, you hhsw— wasn't lies, but she was, you hhsw .— wasn't lies, but she was, you know , squirming— wasn't lies, but she was, you know , squirming for an angle and know, squirming for an angle and was know, squirming for an angle and hat— know, squirming for an angle and was not comfortable with it at

at. — was not comfortable with it at at. stepheh— was not comfortable with it at all. stephen stephen- was not comfortable with it at all. “ “ was not comfortable with it at all. stephen stephen of labour, have labour now lost the argument when it comes to talking about, oh, the tories have dragging us into the have been dragging us into the gutter or people are out there pumping out extreme rhetoric that's designed to rabble that's just designed to rabble rouser divide people. well, rouser and divide people. well, all right. i'm but all right. i'm sorry, but apparehtty— all right. i'm sorry, but apparently it's fair game now. wett— apparently it's fair game now. watt. there-s— apparently it's fair game now. well, there's a— apparently it's fair game now. well, there's a few— apparently it's fair game now. well, there's a few there's a few points to this . and labour few points to this. and labour atways— few points to this. and labour atways have— few points to this. and labour always have this— and labour always have this situation where they— always have this situation where they htahe— always have this situation where they blame everyone else but therhsetwes— they blame everyone else but themselves for— they blame everyone else but themselves for everything that goes— themselves for everything that goes — themselves for everything that goes we-we— themselves for everything that goes on. we've got the local trash— goes on. we've got the local trash .— goes on. we've got the local track , trafford_ goes on. we've got the local track , trafford council that's track, trafford council that's tapew— track, trafford council that's now labour controlled and since they-we— now labour controlled and since they-we pat— now labour controlled and since they-we pat ts— now labour controlled and since they've got to power, they've never gone on about their success or what- never gone on about their success or what they may have tahe. — success or what they may have tahe. rt-s— success or what they may have done. it's always— success or what they may have done. it's always about the conservative— done. it's always about the conservative government and they sah-t— conservative government and they sat ts— conservative government and they sat as the— conservative government and they sat as the tap— conservative government and they can't do the job properly here in manchester— can't do the job properly here in manchester city council, do the— in manchester city council, do the same— in manchester city council, do the same thing. _ in manchester city council, do the same thing. “ the same thing. but when we look back at this, when you think about the angle of what labour has done with this tweet, just remember keir starmer was on the sentencing council that sets the sentencing council that sets the sentencing guidance on sexual assault on children , on, you assault on children, on, you know , it wasn't it was in 2014.

know, it wasn't it was in 2014. patricia hewitt hewitt, who was a htph— patricia hewitt hewitt, who was a htph prsttte— patricia hewitt hewitt, who was a high profile within the labour party— a high profile within the labour party ,_ a high profile within the labour party , she— a high profile within the labour party , she made— a high profile within the labour party , she made a statement party, she made a statement sayhp— party, she made a statement sayhp tt-s— party, she made a statement sayhp tt-s shay— party, she made a statement saying it's okay to have sex wtth— saying it's okay to have sex wtth teh— saying it's okay to have sex wtth ten year— saying it's okay to have sex with ten year olds if they're going— with ten year olds if they're pahp ts— with ten year olds if they're pahp to same— with ten year olds if they're going to come out with this sort of going to come out with this sort at rhetsrts. — going to come out with this sort of rhetoric. they— going to come out with this sort of rhetoric. “oar : of rhetoric. they need to look at themselves first before start pointing the finger at the conservative party, which is, by the completely untrue . the way, completely untrue. well, the thing is, it is untrue , p00,— well, the thing is, it is untrue , p00, hesawse— well, the thing is, it is untrue , too, because the— well, the thing is, it is untrue , too, because the idea that htsht — , too, because the idea that rishi sunak— , too, because the idea that rishi sunak doesn't think that shswtt— rishi sunak doesn't think that shswtt ps— rishi sunak doesn't think that sheath 90 ts— rishi sunak doesn't think that should go to prison is clearly htre— should go to prison is clearly untrue, demonstrably untrue . the untrue, demonstrably untrue. the ttea— untrue, demonstrably untrue. the ttea that— untrue, demonstrably untrue. the ttea that he— untrue, demonstrably untrue. the idea that he doesn't think that pespte— idea that he doesn't think that pespte wha— idea that he doesn't think that people who have— idea that he doesn't think that people who have firearms with hteht— people who have firearms with hteht ts — people who have firearms with hteht to se— people who have firearms with intent to use them should go to prtssh— intent to use them should go to prtssh ts— intent to use them should go to prtssh ts apath— intent to use them should go to prison is again just so, so, so it prison is again just so, so, so tt ts— prison is again just so, so, so tt ts a— prison is again just so, so, so tt ts a the.— prison is again just so, so, so tt ts a the. rt— prison is again just so, so, so it is a lie. it is— prison is again just so, so, so it is a lie. it is a— prison is again just so, so, so it is a lie. it is a lie. and ass,— it is a lie. it is a lie. and also, there's— it is a lie. it is a lie. and also, there's one word that heeps— also, there's one word that heeps sshthp— also, there's one word that keeps coming up in my inbox rtpht— keeps coming up in my inbox rtpht hw— keeps coming up in my inbox right now, and— keeps coming up in my inbox right now, and that word is hatherharh. — right now, and that word is rotherham. and i just wonder whether— rotherham. and i just wonder whether or— rotherham. and i just wonder whether or not— rotherham. and i just wonder whether or not the labour party wtth — whether or not the labour party wtth herr— whether or not the labour party with keir starmer,— whether or not the labour party with keir starmer, who was of course in a position to have tahe— course in a position to have tahe-apart- course in a position to have done about prosecuting done things about prosecuting pespte—tthel people for a very long time, have— people for a very long time, have mayhe— people for a very long time, have maybe created bit of an have maybe created a bit of an spea— have maybe created a bit of an open peat— have maybe created a bit of an open psat here— have maybe created a bit of an open goal here that the conservative _ open goal here that the conservative can run conservative party can run heattshp— conservative party can run

headlong through some of headlong through with some of ther— headlong through with some of their-tweets. _ headlong through with some of their tweets. well, it their own tweets. well, it tsesh-t— their own tweets. well, it doesn't end _ their own tweets. well, it doesn't end really, patrick. c doesn't end really, patrick. it wast— doesn't end really, patrick. it wast so long— doesn't end really, patrick. it wasn't so long ago- doesn't end really, patrick. it wasn't so long ago that- doesn't end really, patrick. it wasn't so long ago that labour voted against longer sentences for child abusers and murderers , you know, and then a few months later, they're putting out tweets like this saying that that rishi doesn't want to lock him up. it's unbelievable, reatty— him up. it's unbelievable, reatty. — him up. it's unbelievable, reatty. ohay.— him up. it's unbelievable, really . okay. and- him up. it's unbelievable, really . okay. and i- him up. it's unbelievable, really . okay. and i mean, look , really. okay. and i mean, look, just lastly, though, from a journalistic perspective, this kind of stuff sticks and this is what we all know to be true. okay. so you lob things out there like that and that stuff sticks and trump has done it. trump did it with tremendous effect about clinton. he's now calling people stormy calling people like stormy daniels face sleepy daniels horse face and sleepy joe and all of this stuff. joe biden and all of this stuff. that kind of stuff does not actually resonate with the pubuc actually resonate with the public if people are public and so if people are looking there it will looking out there now, it will almost be, you know, saying that rishi doesn't care about rishi sunak doesn't care about paedophilia , that kind of stuff paedophilia, that kind of stuff will resonate with people, even though it's a lie . well, it all though it's a lie. well, it all depends— though it's a lie. well, it all depends sh— though it's a lie. well, it all

depends on what— g e e to; well, it all depends on what newspapers pespte— depends on what newspapers pespte reatt— depends on what newspapers pespte reat .— depends on what newspapers people read . and, you know, people read. and, you know, hawthp— people read. and, you know, hawhp a— people read. and, you know, having a short— people read. and, you know, having a short conversation with sertah— having a short conversation with sertath pespte— having a short conversation with certain people. you— having a short conversation with certain people. you can sort of guess— certain people. you can sort of guess what— certain people. you can sort of guess what newspapers they read. but guess what newspapers they read. hat he— guess what newspapers they read. hat thhp— guess what newspapers they read. but one thing that— guess what newspapers they read. but one thing that really frustrates— but one thing that really frustrates me— but one thing that really frustrates me in the uk is pespte— frustrates me in the uk is pebble trying— frustrates me in the uk is people trying to measure the uk apahst— people trying to measure the uk apahst ws— people trying to measure the uk against us politics. _ people trying to measure the uk against us politics. it's a very atttereht— against us politics. it's a very different animal— against us politics. it's a very different animal and we did have sertah— different animal and we did have certain courtesies_ different animal and we did have certain courtesies in this sawhtry— certain courtesies in this sawhtry .— certain courtesies in this sawhtry , hat— certain courtesies in this country , but that seems to have country, but that seems to have gone— country, but that seems to have parse sat— country, but that seems to have pshe eat the— country, but that seems to have gone out the window now with what-s— gone out the window now with what-s gone— gone out the window now with what-s pshe sh— gone out the window now with what's gone on in— gone out the window now with what's gone on in the last 24 hours — what's gone on in the last 24 hours hat— what's gone on in the last 24 hours. but something else that's spatte— hours. but something else that's patte thpsrtaht— hours. but something else that's quite important now, even not our mainstream _ quite important now, even not our mainstream media have picked up sh— our mainstream media have picked up at thts— our mainstream media have picked up an thts aha— our mainstream media have picked up on this and thought they htpht— up on this and thought they htpht try— up on this and thought they htpht try aha— up on this and thought they might try and brush it under the sarpet. — might try and brush it under the sarpet. hat— might try and brush it under the carpet. but what— might try and brush it under the carpet. but what do - might try and brush it under the carpet. r:o “

ssrhrhtsstsher— because the police and crime commissioner was at the same party— commissioner was at the same party as— commissioner was at the same party as str— commissioner was at the same party as str herr— commissioner was at the same party as sir keir starmer. commissioner was at the same party as sir keir starmer . so party as sir keir starmer. so that— party as sir keir starmer. so that shah-t— party as sir keir starmer. so that didn't go— party as sir keir starmer. so that didn't go any further. party as sir keir starmer. so that didn't go any further . that didn't go any further. i am tassthatet— that didn't go any further. i am tassthatet hy— that didn't go any further. i am fascinated by that. _ that didn't go any further. i am fascinated by that. i— that didn't go any further. i am fascinated by that. i am fascinated by that. i am fascinated by that. i am fascinated by numerous things. actually like beergate i for the life of me. do you not quite understand what the absolutely massive difference was between that and a couple of things that went on in downing street. i also am absolutely staggered. can you imagine? can you imagine if carrie johnson, for example , if carrie johnson, for example, had her house raided in the garden being dug up and the police looking at whether or not there was some kind of expenses issue going there or whatever issue going on there or whatever that on front of that would be on the front of literally every single newspaper, wouldn't it? it doesn't be taking place doesn't seem to be taking place with does there we with that, does it? so there we go. stephen, thank you go. look, stephen, thank you very stephen very much. stephen cole, stephen coulton, right? who coulton, was that all right? who is a political commentator? now, look, i just want turn your look, i just want to turn your heads couple of bits heads towards a couple of bits and going to be and bobs that we're going to be talking massive day talking about later. massive day for big period for northern ireland, big period of up for northern of time coming up for northern ireland, actually, of course, the 25th anniversary good the 25th anniversary of the good friday going friday agreement. we'll be going there shortly. joe biden will also coming days also be there in the coming days

as hinckley, as well. concern hinckley, though, some noises coming out that saw terror threat that we saw the terror threat raised to its maximum level about week and some about a week ago and some serious intelligence that they are or worried about are expecting or worried about anyway, some potential attacks there. so the potential for violence, talking violence, we'll be talking about all i've got a couple all of that. i've got a couple of others coming your way, though, as well. could charles king, have king, charles, actually have opened the door for himself and with it, possibly all of us as taxpayers was to end up paying reparations to some commonwealth countries for the slave trade. we predict this a bit yesterday right here on this show. and thank you, everyone who emailed in about this because we called it we said when he it right. we said when he welcomes investigation into welcomes an investigation into the historic links with the slave trade in them and the monarchy, well then that's one thing. but people don't stop there. the next step be there. the next step will be reparations, and it's already here. now be here. could charles now be forced personally pay slave forced to personally pay slave reparations? apparently not reparations? he's apparently not ruling out, and this will be ruling it out, and this will be the of it. i want to the next step of it. i want to know from whether or not you know from you whether or not you actually to pay actually would be willing to pay anything because anything yourself, because the

possibility our monarch possibility is if our monarch does our monarch then does if our monarch does, then will that not be taxpayers money? know you money? i want to know what you think about of this. gb think about all of this. gb views at gbnews.uk, called it views at gbnews.uk, we called it yesterday. people will yesterday. we said people will not you open the door not stop once you open the door for investigations this for investigations into this kind which, by the kind of stuff, which, by the way, seemed to centre around a note the 1600s in which note from the 1600s in which king william, the third, managed to receive around £1,000 worth of from edward colston, of shares from edward colston, who of course a notorious who was, of course a notorious slave trader. open the door slave trader. we open the door to kind of stuff and then to that kind of stuff and then now all of a sudden it's going to move on well, shouldn't to move on to, well, shouldn't we be paying reparations we all be paying reparations for the and i just the slave trade? and i just think charles needs to think king charles needs to stand up no, absolutely stand up and say, no, absolutely not. especially if it involves stand up and say, no, absolutely not.money ally if it involves stand up and say, no, absolutely not.money anyway, involves stand up and say, no, absolutely not.money anyway, here'szs stand up and say, no, absolutely not.money anyway, here's a our money anyway, here's a worrying police in worrying story. police in northern ireland have warned worrying story. police in nort dissidentstd have warned worrying story. police in nort dissidents coulde warned worrying story. police in nort dissidents could launchd that dissidents could launch attacks offices in attacks on their offices in londonderry on easter monday. attacks on their offices in loncwe'll'ry on easter monday. attacks on their offices in loncwe'll'ry on easto monday. attacks on their offices in loncwe'll'ry on easto that day. attacks on their offices in loncwe'll'ry on easto that next. and we'll be going to that next. i'm patrick christys on news,

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northern ireland have warned that dissidents could attack their offices in londonderry on monday, which is the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. assistant chief constable bobby singleton said the force has received strong intelligence dissidents are intelligence that dissidents are planning to launch terror attacks . tony blair bertie attacks. tony blair and bertie ahern were among the people who signed the good friday agreement on april the 10th, 1998. joe biden, though is mark biden, though, is due to mark the occasion by visiting belfast on tuesday . the warning the occasion by visiting belfast on tuesday. the warning comes less than a fortnight after the terrorism threat level in northern ireland was raised from substantial to severe. for more on this now, i'm joined by gb news northern ireland reporter dougie beattie, out dougie beattie, who's out outside stormont. dougie, thank you . yes, look, very you very much. yes, look, very concerning yet again . the concerning news yet again. the police they've got some police say they've got some serious well it serious intelligence. well it does sound concerning, but really this serious intelligence is a warning to the terrorists . is a warning to the terrorists. we know what you're at. we know what— we know what you're at. we know what yre— we know what you're at. we know what yaw-re going— we know what you're at. we know what you're going to do. you're going— what you're going to do. you're pathp ts— what you're going to do. you're paths to try— what you're going to do. you're paths to try aha— what you're going to do. you're going to try and lure us into a stwt— going to try and lure us into a civil disturbance— going to try and lure us into a civil disturbance somewhere in aha— civil disturbance somewhere in

and aspha— civil disturbance somewhere in and around the— civil disturbance somewhere in and around the creggan area of petty— and around the creggan area of derry londonderry. and of course, that— derry londonderry. and of course, that goes on most easter wshtays— course, that goes on most easter wshtays .— course, that goes on most easter mondays. easter— course, that goes on most easter mondays . easter sunday course, that goes on most easter mondays. easter sunday is the threat— mondays. easter sunday is the official easter— mondays. easter sunday is the official easter rising parade. that— official easter rising parade. that ts— official easter rising parade. that ts rah— official easter rising parade. that is run by— official easter rising parade. that is run by many of the hepwhttsah— that is run by many of the republican genuine outfits. and then— republican genuine outfits. and then sh— republican genuine outfits. and then at the— republican genuine outfits. and then on the monday is the dissidents— then on the monday is the dissidents parade, and it wswatty— dissidents parade, and it usually ends— dissidents parade, and it usually ends up in civil disturbance. _ usually ends up in civil disturbance. but of course that has— disturbance. but of course that has hw— disturbance. but of course that has the— disturbance. but of course that has now the terror— disturbance. but of course that has now the terror threat has hsreaset— has now the terror threat has increased there— has now the terror threat has increased there and the police are increased there and the police saythp— increased there and the police saythp that— increased there and the police are saying that they know that they-re— are saying that they know that they-re going— are saying that they know that they-re pathp ts— are saying that they know that they're going to be lured into a trap.— they're going to be lured into a trap. ss— they're going to be lured into a trap. so basically— they're going to be lured into a trap. so basically what they're sayhp — trap. so basically what they're saythp ts — trap. so basically what they're saying to dissidents is, look , saying to dissidents is, look, we hhsw— saying to dissidents is, look, we know what— saying to dissidents is, look, we know what you're doing. we wtt— we know what you're doing. we wttt hat— we know what you're doing. we will not respond— we know what you're doing. we will not respond unless things get reatty— will not respond unless things get reatty hat— will not respond unless things get really bad in— will not respond unless things get really bad in there. and then— get really bad in there. and then-they— get really bad in there. and then -they-in,. get really bad in there. and. then -they-in, they then when they do go in, they wttt— then when they do go in, they wttt-atte— then when they do go in, they will-able to _ then when they do go in, they will-able to say,- then when they do go in, they will able to say, well, we will be able to say, well, we went— will be able to say, well, we wehtlwtth— will be able to say, well, we went-with very— will be able to say, well, we went with very heavy force went in with very heavy force aha— went in with very heavy force ahtlwas— went in with very heavy force andlwas justified- went in with very heavy force and was justified in doing and it was justified in doing so. and it was justified in doing ss— and it was justified in doing ss thts— and it was justified in doing so. so this is— and it was justified in doing so. so this is a— and it was justified in doing so. so this is a pretty clear warhhp— so. so this is a pretty clear warhhp .— so. so this is a pretty clear warhthp . the— so. so this is a pretty clear warning . the 25th anniversary of warning. the 25th anniversary of the seat— warning. the 25th anniversary of the good friday— warning. the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement , of the good friday agreement, of course, is on monday. the good friday agreement, of course, is on monday . joe course, is on monday. joe htteh-s— course, is on monday. joe htteh-s here— course, is on monday. joe biden's here on- course, is on monday. joe biden's here on wednesday . but biden's here on wednesday. but artehe— biden's here on wednesday. but artehe taster— biden's here on wednesday. but arlene foster was— biden's here on wednesday. but arlene foster was speaking eartter— arlene foster was speaking eartter sh— arlene foster was speaking earlier on about what it was the— earlier on about what it was tthe hetsre— earlier on about what it was like before the— earlier on about what it was like before the 25th anniversary

of like before the 25th anniversary at the— like before the 25th anniversary at the seat— like before the 25th anniversary of the good friday— like before the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement . of the good friday agreement. we of the good friday agreement. we stttt— of the good friday agreement. we stttt have— of the good friday agreement. we still have dissident- we still have dissident republican terrorists here who are threatening what we have here in northern ireland at the moment, and undoubtedly we have had a period of peace, relative peace , and our children have peace, and our children have been able to go about their business in the normal way, which is not something that i enjoyed when i was growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, and as a daughter of a police officer, it was a difficult, difficult time. mark and i think we all give thanks that we're not back in the 70 seconds and 80 seconds, but undoubtedly there are still residual issues to be dealt with and bertie ahern talks about those issues in the interview, which he gave to me . well, you which he gave to me. well, you can hear from _ which he gave to me. well, you can hear from arlene— which he gave to me. well, you can hear from arlene .- rt.“ g well, you can hear from arlene . she t“ g well, you can hear from arlene . she talks can hear from arlene. she talks about— can hear from arlene. she talks about the— can hear from arlene. she talks about the past— can hear from arlene. she talks about the past there. arlene and i about the past there. arlene and t are— about the past there. arlene and t st— about the past there. arlene and i are of similar— about the past there. arlene and i are of similar age— about the past there. arlene and i are of similar age groups. and yes,— i are of similar age groups. and yes t— i are of similar age groups. and yes t went— i are of similar age groups. and yes, i went through similar epertehses— yes, i went through similar experiences. in— yes, i went through similar experiences. in fact, many of the— experiences. in fact, many of the pespte— experiences. in fact, many of the pespte t— experiences. in fact, many of the people i went to school with are the people i went to school with ha tanger— the people i went to school with are no longer with— the people i went to school with are no longer with us because of the trawhtes— are no longer with us because of the troubles. and— are no longer with us because of the troubles. and in— are no longer with us because of the troubles. and in fact, in my job the troubles. and in fact, in my top h— the troubles. and in fact, in my top th the—

the troubles. and in fact, in my job in the media,— the troubles. and in fact, in my job in the media, i— the troubles. and in fact, in my job in the media, i filmed some very— job in the media, i filmed some very heartbreaking— job in the media, i filmed some very heartbreaking scenes indeed and very heartbreaking scenes indeed aht repart— very heartbreaking scenes indeed and report rt— very heartbreaking scenes indeed and report it and— very heartbreaking scenes indeed and report it and some as well . and report it and some as well. tht— and report it and some as well. aha—heter— and report it and some as well. and-never, ever- and report it and some as well. and never, ever leave and they will never, ever leave aha — and they will never, ever leave that today— and they will never, ever leave me. and today i'm— and they will never, ever leave me. and today i'm standing here. there— me. and today i'm standing here. there are— me. and today i'm standing here. there are tourists— me. and today i'm standing here. there are tourists all around there— there are tourists all around there walking— there are tourists all around there walking up and down there eaarhhhp— there walking up and down there eharhththp every— there walking up and down there examining every this examining every piece of this heawtttwt— examining every piece of this beautiful estate— examining every piece of this beautiful estate that is etsrrhsht. — beautiful estate that is stormont.-of- beautiful estate that is stormont. of course, beautiful estate that is- stormont.-of course, behind stormont. and of course, behind us, stormont. and of course, behind the— stormont. and of course, behind us, the government— stormont. and of course, behind us, the government isn't sitting .esawse—h the- us, the government isn't sitting . because the good . and that's because the good trttay— . and that's because the good friday agreement— . and that's because the good friday agreement is in trouble, hesawse— friday agreement is in trouble, hesawse rt— friday agreement is in trouble, because it was— friday agreement is in trouble, because it was based on consent aha— because it was based on consent and st— because it was based on consent and at sparse— because it was based on consent and of course the— because it was based on consent and of course the protocol. and the— and of course the protocol. and now the windsor— and of course the protocol. and now the windsor framework has wathet— now the windsor framework has walked straight— now the windsor framework has walked straight through that sset— walked straight through that consent and— walked straight through that consent and unionists are retwshp— consent and unionists are retwsha ts— consent and unionists are refusing to sit— consent and unionists are refusing to sit here while their taws— refusing to sit here while their taws — refusing to sit here while their taws going— refusing to sit here while their laws are going to— refusing to sit here while their laws are going to be made in twrspe. — laws are going to be made in europe yeah— laws are going to be made in europe. “tor?“ tg o; europe. yeah, dougie, thank you very much. dougie beattie there on northern ireland. reporter from stormont. well, you just heard in that package from heard there in that package from draghi foster refers to draghi arlene foster refers to her interview with bertie ahern. how did the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement? now ahern prime minister ahern was the prime minister of ireland helped broker the ireland who helped to broker the peace deal he's all sides peace deal. he's urged all sides to work together .

to work together. well, unfortunately there's a little technical issue with that. of course there is, isn't, but there we go. you can see that full interview, which is probably just about is probably just worthwhile listening just about worthwhile listening and is bertie ahern and watching. is bertie ahern there on the camilla tominey show from 930 on sunday morning right on gb news. i'm just right here on gb news. i'm just going to go into the inbox now because i've got a few emails coming in, so get those coming in now. loads of stuff coming your way actually, and things i think you going think they might get you going a little bit. so. king charles, yesterday we were talking about, weren't welcomed weren't we, he welcomed an investigation into the slavery and etcetera. and reparations, etcetera. well, we've this we've said, didn't we, that this would inevitably leading would end up inevitably leading to more and more to people wanting more and more and it was little bit and more. it was a little bit like with the climax wokeist you kind of give an inch and they take a mile and now lo and behold, been forced into a behold, he's been forced into a situation that he situation where he said that he won't out potentially won't rule out potentially paying won't rule out potentially paying the slave paying reparations for the slave trade. me trade. and then it got me thinking, well, who's paying these it you and these reparations? is it you and me? is it our taxpayers money? what's going and indeed, what's going on? and indeed, now former harvey proctor,

former tory mp harvey proctor, who's channel quite who's been on this channel quite a has called for any a few times, has called for any reparations to paid by reparations to be paid by charles and not by charles personally and not by taxpayers. to know taxpayers. and i wanted to know what thought about all what you all thought about all of this. and has been on. of this. and mark has been on. patrick. i absolutely wouldn't pay patrick. i absolutely wouldn't pay for slave pay anything for the slave trade. with trade. it's nothing to do with me. to do with any me. it's nothing to do with any of my ancestors. and i will not have anything about it at all. how about taxing people more? more, in to be more, says liz. in order to be able to for it? no, i don't able to pay for it? no, i don't think and that's not going able to pay for it? no, i don't thiwork, and that's not going able to pay for it? no, i don't thiwork, isnd that's not going able to pay for it? no, i don't thiwork, is it?that's not going able to pay for it? no, i don't thiwork, is it? basically going able to pay for it? no, i don't thiwork, is it? basically saying to work, is it? basically saying where would this money where on earth would this money come and there are massive come from? and there are massive question marks as to whether or not actually owes not britain actually really owes any this is any debt whatsoever. this is something be something i'm going to be talking bit later in talking about a bit later on in the whether or not britain the show, whether or not britain actually owes any debt whatsoever, we paid in a whatsoever, because we paid in a lot of blood and with lot of lot of blood and with a lot of money stoppage of the money for the stoppage of the slave trade, didn't we absolutely visit not sins of absolutely visit not the sins of the rob again, who the father, says rob again, who is responsible it is really responsible when it comes and i am comes to this stuff. and i am worried now that king charles, who see himself, who wants to see himself, i think, as somewhat of a progressive monarch, which maybe think, as somewhat of a prog seems monarch, which maybe think, as somewhat of a prog seems liketarch, which maybe think, as somewhat of a prog seems liketarbit which maybe think, as somewhat of a prog seems liketarbit ofiich maybe think, as somewhat of a prog seems liketarbit of an maybe that seems like a bit of an oxymoron people, but bit oxymoron for people, but a bit

of progressive monarch. we of a progressive monarch. we know is, of course, with know how he is, of course, with the climate reparations and the climate issues that are taking place he finds himself place there. if he finds himself wandering into a situation now where into where he's just giving into people left, right and centre and in to woke mob, i and giving in to the woke mob, i think will frankly, think that will be frankly, quite thing to do. look, quite a bad thing to do. look, keep all your views coming in. it's absolutely wild it's finally got absolutely wild in about the slave in the inbox about the old slave trade reparations. no way should the taxpayer be paying any reparations for the slave trade ancestors slaves and ancestors of these slaves and you know, will not of now of now in this country had a better standard of living than they may well have had . and that's from well have had. and that's from brian. go. and lots brian. so there we go. and lots of reaction well the of reaction as well to the labour tweets. be talking labour tweets. i'll be talking about all of that. i'm also going to be talking as well a little more on time about little bit more on time about what's on in northern what's been going on in northern ireland we look ireland as well as we look forward there to the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement of this agreement and get a load of this as i've still got loads as well. i've still got loads more coming your way between now and reactions to and 4:00. we'll get reactions to calls family to calls for the royal family to pay calls for the royal family to pay reparations. like i've pay their reparations. like i've said. there's on said. and there's the latest on the travel chaos that's affecting over the

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guardian are going big now. and as i can tell, just as far as i can tell, is just a non—stop takedown of the royal family. much documents non—stop takedown of the royal familed much documents non—stop takedown of the royal familed to much documents non—stop takedown of the royal familed to the nuch documents non—stop takedown of the royal familed to the king'socuments non—stop takedown of the royal familed to the king's research; that led to the king's research backlash into slavery links. you'd think was you think you'd think this was you think this last week. it's from this was last week. it's from the 1600s. you've got connections with them. colonial loot archive shows indian treasures in the royal collection. there's talk as well about the queen, our dear queen, receiving gifts of horses from various different saudis. et cetera. i mean, look , honestly, cetera. i mean, look, honestly, it's absolutely shocking. what is that game just of the is that game just ahead of the coronation and people are jumping on the bandwagon of this and. no, no question in my mind whatsoever that it's going to end calls for end up being calls for reparations to be paid. and this is going to end up being because i charles well give i think charles might well give in this because i'm sorry. in to this because i'm sorry. but he's a little bit but i do think he's a little bit weak stuff like this when it weak on stuff like this when it comes to the woke mob. i don't know who was advising over know who was advising him over the issue that took the ngozi fulani issue that took place. absolutely place. that was absolutely catastrophic. susan catastrophic. the lady, susan hussey, the catastrophic. the lady, susan hussthere the catastrophic. the lady, susan huss there was the catastrophic. the lady, susan hussthere was some the catastrophic. the lady, susan hussthere was some massive bus. there was some massive unreserved apology dished to unreserved apology dished out to this now here we this lady and now here we are again. mark my words, there's

going to end up being kind going to end up being some kind of or of financial recompense or something nothing to something that he had nothing to do and frankly, none of us do with. and frankly, none of us have either. but earlier today, historian broadcaster david historian and broadcaster david starkey esther phil starkey spoke to esther and phil david, this is a good david, um, is this is a good move for king charles, as i think , if not for the first think, if not for the first time, it's the height of folly . time, it's the height of folly. um, also it's, it's 180 years um, also it's, it's180 years tate— um, also it's, it's180 years tate .— um, also it's, it's180 years tate . hat— um, also it's, it's180 years late . but what— um, also it's, it's180 years late . but what we forget is that late. but what we forget is that the hsharshy— late. but what we forget is that the monarchy apologised fully. hhsstwtety— the monarchy apologised fully. absolutely and— the monarchy apologised fully. absolutely and eloquently for stawery— absolutely and eloquently for stawery .— absolutely and eloquently for stawery . h— absolutely and eloquently for slavery . in 1840— absolutely and eloquently for slavery . in 1840 when prince slavery. in 1840 when prince hthert— slavery. in 1840 when prince hthert .— slavery. in 1840 when prince hthert , whs— slavery. in 1840 when prince albert , who was— slavery. in 1840 when prince albert , who was whatever albert, who was whatever shades-s— albert, who was whatever charles's great, great great prahdtather— charles's great, great great grandfather, said, slave ivory is grandfather, said, slave ivory ts the— grandfather, said, slave ivory is the desolation _ grandfather, said, slave ivory is the desolation of africa and the blackest_ is the desolation of africa and the blackest stain— is the desolation of africa and the blackest stain on civilised twrspe. — the blackest stain on civilised twrspe. that-s— the blackest stain on civilised europe. that's then . and also europe. that's then. and also what-s— europe. that's then. and also what's interesting about it, tsther— what's interesting about it, tsther, ts— what's interesting about it, esther, is that— what's interesting about it, esther, is that when we were dshd— esther, is that when we were doing something about it, only three— doing something about it, only three years— doing something about it, only three years before that , britain three years before that, britain had— three years before that, britain had abolished— three years before that, britain had abolished the entire slave trade— had abolished the entire slave trade and— had abolished the entire slave trade and the— had abolished the entire slave

trade and the whole and slavery thrsadhswt— trade and the whole and slavery throughout the— trade and the whole and slavery throughout the british empire , a throughout the british empire, a whste— throughout the british empire, a whste wetdht— throughout the british empire, a whole weight of— throughout the british empire, a whole weight of the british navy was whole weight of the british navy hehd— whole weight of the british navy was being turned— whole weight of the british navy was being turned against slavery . wett— was being turned against slavery . wett there— was being turned against slavery . well, there we— was being turned against slavery . well, there we go. “or: . well, there we go. i am joined in the studio now by our political commentator, gb news presenter emily carver. and, emily, i know you've- and, emily, i know you've got a show ssrhhd— emily, i know you've got a show ssrhthp ap— emily, i know you've got a show ssrhthp wp rape..— emily, i know you've got a show coming up later, so— emily, i know you've got a show coming up later, so we'll talk ahswt— coming up later, so we'll talk ahswt what-s— coming up later, so we'll talk about what's coming up on that. but about what's coming up on that. hat yeah— about what's coming up on that. put yeah whea— about what's coming up on that. but yeah, when it— about what's coming up on that. but yeah, when it comes to this hsw— but yeah, when it comes to this hsw ds— but yeah, when it comes to this issue, how do .feel- but yeah, when it comes to this issue, how do feel about the issue, how do you feel about the tdea— issue, how do you feel about the tdea that— issue, how do you feel about the tdea that had— issue, how do you feel about the idea that king charles might issue, how do you feel about the idea in at king charles might issue, how do you feel about the idea in and ng charles might issue, how do you feel about the idea in and end harles might issue, how do you feel about the idea in and end up les might issue, how do you feel about the idea in and end up paying ht issue, how do you feel about the idea in and end up paying some give in and end up paying some had— give in and end up paying some kind-reparations— give in and end up paying some kind reparations for kind of reparations for the state— kind of reparations for the slave-which- kind of reparations for the slave which he, of slave trade, which he, of course, had _ slave trade, which he, of course, had no- slave trade, which he, of course, had no part in? well, tt-s— course, had no part in? well, tt-s-a— course, had no part in? well, it's-a predictable- course, had no part in? well, it's a predictable chain of it's such a predictable chain of ets— it's such a predictable chain of events-hsa- it's such a predictable chain of events,-you have. it's such a predictable chain ofj events,-you have the events, isn't it? you have the guardian. they find historic links, of links, which of course, none of us knew be does have us knew would be does have historic links. well, yes, they do themselves. _ historic links. well, yes, they do themselves. so- historic links. well, yes, they do themselves. so i- “ rt. e well, yes, they do themselves. g do themselves. so i guess this is part of a you know, look elsewhere type thing. then king charles this charles says he supports this research. research research. okay great research into and then into historic links and then come calls for reparations . come the calls for reparations. and the problem is and then a tory mp comes out and says, well, if we're going to pay reparations , they should come reparations, they should come from the king, not from the taxpayer, which i agree with. if king charles feels bad about

king charles feels so bad about the monarchy's historic links dating back to 1689, that's a particular offence we're talking about here. if he cares so much about here. if he cares so much about it, he should pay for them out of his own pocket and i think most people would agree with that. it's certainly not for the taxpayer to be paying . for the taxpayer to be paying. none of us alive today have anything to do. and the dttttsatt— anything to do. and the difficult slavery,- “g go and the difficult slavery, how would you then—swesl then quantify what he owes, if ahyththde— then quantify what he owes, if anything?-also,- then quantify what he owes, if anything? also, i'm anything? and then also, i'm ssrry— anything? and then also, i'm ssrry-wsatd— anything? and then also, i'm sorry,-would like- anything? and then also, i'm sorry, would like to look sorry, but i would like to look at the— sorry, but i would like to look at the taxpayer's— sorry, but i would like to look at the taxpayer's links to the hshey— at the taxpayer's links to the hshey-wswtd— at the taxpayer's links to the money-would be - at the taxpayer's links to the money would be paid for his money that would be paid for his tahtty-s— money that would be paid for his family's historic— money that would be paid for his family's historic links to the state— slave trade. i mean, realistically, that realistically, the money that whatever— realistically, the money that. whatever—charles realistically, the money that. whatetpay_charles realistically, the money that whatetpay to charles realistically, the money that whatetpay to the charles realistically, the money that whatetpay to the people arles realistically, the money that whatetpay to the people of es would pay to the people of srehada— would pay to the people of srehada st— would pay to the people of grenada or commonwealth grenada or other commonwealth hattshs—speh- grenada or other commonwealth nations—open the. nations and it would open the ttssddates— nations and it would open the floodgates,-it?- nations and it would open the floodgates, it? you floodgates, wouldn't it? you sswtd— floodgates, wouldn't it? you could-easily- floodgates, wouldn't it? you could easily trace that could very easily trace that hash— could very easily trace that hashlhshey— could very easily trace that back money received by the back to money received by the taxpayer. — back to money received by the taxpayer. -dsh-t- back to money received by the taxpayer. don't want any back to money received by the taxp ofzr. don't want any back to money received by the taxp of that. don't want any back to money received by the taxp of that. wellin't want any back to money received by the taxp of that. well and want any back to money received by the taxp of that. well and there'sy part of that. well and there's atss— part of that. well and there's atss-psht— part of that. well and there's also-point that- part of that. well and there's also point that we have also the point that we have a very— also the point that we have a very pehersws— also the point that we have a very generous foreign aid budget in very generous foreign aid budget h—usaatty.- in this country. usually, i think it is 0.7% of our entire gdp that goes to other countries to help with investment construct an whatever it is that it's spent on. i think most people in this country

considering, well, the cost of living crisis is considering that we're always told how many children are living in poverty in this country. we have homeless veterans and so on and so forth. i think most people will think, you know what, we are generous as a country. we can take the moral can sometimes take the moral high look are high ground. let's look what are we to do? the ottoman we going to do? the ottoman empire, khan , the roman empire, genghis khan, the roman empire, genghis khan, the roman empire, vikings , whatever. there empire, vikings, whatever. there have been many empires in this world. many have been far more brutal than the british empire ever was. actually, if you look at your history and of course, we had a huge part to play in abolishing the slave trade once and for all. i think there should be more focus on modern slavery. that is still rife across the world. that should be where the focus lies prevalent in africa, by the way. actually modern slavery— in africa, by the way. actually modern slavery at— in africa, by the way. actually modern slavery at the- “ rte actually modern slavery at the moment. and— modern slavery at the moment. and ds— modern slavery at the moment. and ds ysa— modern slavery at the moment. and do you think— modern slavery at the moment. and do you think there is a trader— and do you think there is a bigger picture— and do you think there is a bigger picture here? if we zoom out bigger picture here? if we zoom sat-att— bigger picture here? if we zoom sat-att st— bigger picture here? if we zoom out-all of this?— bigger picture here? if we zoom out-all of this? i- out from all of this? i understand- out from all of this? i understand that there will be pespte— understand that there will be pespte-are— understand that there will be people are desperate to people who are desperate to benefit— people who are desperate to benefit financially from ahyththp— benefit financially from anything slave trade anything and slave trade reparations.— reparations. you know, they're hsthed— reparations. you know, they're tasted-rt.- reparations. you know, they're inclined it. they're inclined to ask for it. they're ast—

inclined to ask for it. they're ast-ts — inclined to ask for it. they're ast-els- inclined to ask for it. they're not-to-it. but. inclined to ask for it. they're. not-to-it. but then not inclined to get it. but then if not inclined to get it. but then tt ysw— not inclined to get it. but then tt ysw tssh— not inclined to get it. but then tt ysw tssh at— not inclined to get it. but then if you look at the— not inclined to get it. but then if you look at the guardian, for exampte— if you look at the guardian, for exahpte-the— if you look at the guardian, for example, the coronation is example, now the coronation is sshhd—twst- example, now the coronation is sshhd—twst ahdl coming up and it is just and thts— coming up and it is just and thts-ts— coming up and it is just and this-to happen,- coming up and it is just and this to happen, mark coming up and it is just and- this-to happen, mark my this is going to happen, mark my wsds— this is going to happen, mark my wsds thts— this is going to happen, mark my words, this kind— this is going to happen, mark my words, this kind of— this is going to happen, mark my words, this kind of stuff is going—in] words, this kind of stuff is. dshd—th day words, this kind of stuff is- dshd—th day set going to happen day in, day out on going to happen day in, day out sh the— going to happen day in, day out sh the hsht— going to happen day in, day out on the front page,— going to happen day in, day out on the front page, attacking the hsharshy, — on the front page, attacking the monarchy, attacking the hsharshy— monarchy, attacking the hsharshy.— monarchy, attacking the monarchy. the monarchy, attacking the- monarchy.-the bigger monarchy. what is the bigger ptstwre— monarchy. what is the bigger picture—imaginej picture here? well, i imagine hsst— picture here? well, i imagine. hsst—the most people who write for the swardtah— most people who write for the guardian-the- most people who write for the guardian the guardian guardian work at the guardian and— guardian work at the guardian and read— guardian work at the guardian and read guardian don't and read the guardian don't apprswe— and read the guardian don't apprswe st— and read the guardian don't apprswe st the— and read the guardian don't approve of the monarchy. “oar r: approve of the monarchy. they'd rather— approve of the monarchy. they'd rather-seme— approve of the monarchy. they'd rather some kind of rather we had some kind of president and completely scrapped whole thing. for scrapped the whole thing. for some people in this country , some people in this country, they simply don't wish for us to have a monarchy. and think have a monarchy. and i think this this whole story this is clearly this whole story and been expressed and the way it's been expressed in is all a part is in the media is all a part is all an attempt to undermine the monarchy. and i think king charles risk going charles does risk going along with too much. he with that a bit too much. he clearly wants to get support for the by doing these the monarchy by doing these types things. but i think he types of things. but i think he risks doing the risks his risks doing the reverse, actually. but just one sh-ts— reverse, actually. but just one more on-is this- "orosro t but just one more on is this actually more on this. is this actually be more on this. is this actually he a— more on this. is this actually he a-prshterh— more on this. is this actually be a - problem - he i more on this. is this actually be a problem he could be a big problem that he could have— be a big problem that he could have-dswh— be a big problem that he could have - down the - be a big problem that he could have down the line? have going down the line? hesawse— have going down the line? because unfortunately, he i thhh— because unfortunately, he i think-stuff-thel think there's stuff with the sttrhate — think there's stuff with the. sttrhate —are climate change lobby who are going— climate change lobby who are psthplhahher— climate change lobby who are going hammer him. will climate change lobby who are goinothingimmer him. will climate change lobby who are goinothing thatzr him. will climate change lobby who are goinothing that he im. will climate change lobby who are goinothing that he can will climate change lobby who are

goinothing that he can do will climate change lobby who are goinothing that he can do on ivill be nothing that he can do on that— be nothing that he can do on that that— be nothing that he can do on that that would _ be nothing that he can do on that that would actually appease therh. — that that would actually appease them. there— that that would actually appease them. there will— that that would actually appease them. there will be nothing that you them. there will be nothing that ysw-tsr— them. there will be nothing that ysw-tsr pespte- them. there will be nothing that you for people who are you can do for people who are atready— you can do for people who are. atready—sswtd already anti—monarchy. he could peters—s- never go far enough. so astaatty— never go far enough. so actually, he's- never go far enough. so actually, he's a hiding to actually, he's on a hiding to hdhhd— actually, he's on a hiding to hsthhd-t— actually, he's on a hiding to nothing.-i think- actually, he's on a hiding to nothing. i think was nothing. and i think it was a bit nothing. and i think it was a htt sthttar— nothing. and i think it was a bit similar with— nothing. and i think it was a bit similar with the ngozi twtaht — bit similar with the ngozi fulani cindy— bit similar with the ngozi fulani cindy yu nation where she was—tadyl was absolutely slamming lady swsah— was absolutely slamming lady swsah-tsr— was absolutely slamming lady susan for basically susan hussey for basically darhd— susan hussey for basically darhd-her- susan hussey for basically daring her where daring to ask her where she was reatty— daring to ask her where she was reatty-and— daring to ask her where she was really and apologised really from and he apologised whreserwedty— really from and he apologised unreservedly for— really from and he apologised unreservedly for that. there satts— unreservedly for that. there were calls then— unreservedly for that. there were calls then for more apstsptes— were calls then for more apologies, people who already thswdht— apologies, people who already thswpht that— apologies, people who already thought that royal family thought that the royal family had-prshterh- thought that the royal family had problem will always had a race problem will always thhh— had a race problem will always thhh-ahd— had a race problem will always think-and there- had a race problem will always think and there nothing think that and there is nothing that— think that and there is nothing that he— think that and there is nothing that he-ds— think that and there is nothing that he-do about- think that and there is nothing that he do about it. “tors“ that he can do about it. yeah, i ththh— that he can do about it. yeah, i ththh the— that he can do about it. yeah, i think the problem is, is that when you an inch, people when you give an inch, people take mile. of course, and some take a mile. of course, and some people country will people in this country will never whatever he never be happy. whatever he does, think perfectly does, i think that's perfectly right. think studying right. but i think studying links with the slave trade, of course, that's interesting . course, that's interesting. that's what historians do. that's what historians do. that's what historians do. that's what people may or may not be interested to find out more about, but then to go down, you know, talking about how apology rising for what your forefathers have done, for what previous generations have done . previous generations have done. king william, the third who took this a slave trading

this money from a slave trading company, didn't even have any company, he didn't even have any children. king charles is not children. so king charles is not a direct descendant of this man, of this monarch. so and the problem is also when you attack the monarchy, a lot of british people feel like it's an attack on them, too. should britain, should british people? should every single one of us be apologising for what happened in the 17th century? i think a lot of people would say, actually, no, horrors throughout no, there are horrors throughout history practise every single history in practise every single country this world, things country in this world, things have happened that we are not proud of. i think it's symptomatic- : i think it's symptomatic as well of proud of. i think it's— symptomatic as well of something that reatty,— symptomatic as well of something that really, really— symptomatic as well of something that really, really winds me up, whtsh— that really, really winds me up, whtsh ts— that really, really winds me up, which is that— that really, really winds me up, which is that there are very reat— which is that there are very eat and— which is that there are very real and present- which is that there are very real and present issues facing thts— real and present issues facing thts sswhtry— real and present issues facing this country today. and instead of this country today. and instead st-wtth— this country today. and instead of-with those- this country today. and instead of with those things of dealing with those things head— of dealing with those things head-tackling- of dealing with those things head tackling those of dealing with those things head head tackling those of dealing with those things head head on, :kling those of dealing with those things head head on, which, hose of dealing with those things head head on, which, by.e of dealing with those things head head on, which, by the things head on, which, by the wdy,— things head on, which, by the way, a— things head on, which, by the way, aust— things head on, which, by the way, and the— things head on, which, by the way, a of the time people way, a lot of the time people hahhed— way, a lot of the time people are banned from _ way, a lot of the time people are banned from doing or feel hahhed— are banned from doing or feel tapped—dae- banned from doing due to psttttsat— political correctness. so we dsh-t— political correctness. so we dsh-tlahy— political correctness. so we dsh-tlahy st— political correctness. so we don't-any of this- political correctness. so we don't any of this stuff. so don't do any of this stuff. so we-h— don't do any of this stuff. so we-h a— don't do any of this stuff. so we-in a mess- don't do any of this stuff. so we-in a mess and- don't do any of this stuff. so we in a mess and we are we live in a mess and we are tsswshd— we live in a mess and we are focusing almost— we live in a mess and we are focusing almost entirely on thhds— focusing almost entirely on thhds-hawe— focusing almost entirely on things have happened in things that have happened in thts— things that have happened in thts-h— things that have happened in thts-h-ttth- things that have happened in this in 17th century. this case in the 17th century. hat— this case in the 17th century. hat-ds- — this case in the 17th century. hat-ds- tssh,- this case in the 17th century. but-go. look, you. this case in the 17th century.. but-go. look, you are but there we go. look, you are sshhd—areh-t- but there we go. look, you arei coming—aren't you? coming up later on, aren't you? hsw-re— coming up later on, aren't you? hsw-re sswerhd— coming up later on, aren't you? you're covering-for- coming up later on, aren't you? you're covering for jubes

coming up later on, aren't you? you're what ng for jubes coming up later on, aren't you? you're what have forjubes coming up later on, aren't you? you're what have yourjubes coming up later on, aren't you? you're what have you gotbes coming up later on, aren't you? you're what have you got on the again. what have you got on the agenda?— again. what have you got on the agenda? wett— again. what have you got on the agenda? well, we've got lots on the agenda. — agenda? well, we've got lots on the agenda. i'll— agenda? well, we've got lots on the agenda. i'll give- agenda? well, we've got lots on the agenda. a g the agenda. i'll give you one tease. we will, of course, be talking about labour's reach, recent tweet, recent campaign talking about labour's reach, recent rishi t, recent campaign talking about labour's reach, recent rishi t, receiaccusations of about rishi sunak accusations of dog whistle politics. we'll be breaking down. we'll also breaking that down. we'll also be talking a little bit about easter. does it to easter. what does it mean to you? what does it mean to you? had— you? what does it mean to you? andiunderstand_ you? what does it mean to you? andiunderstand-you- o.7 what does it mean to you? and understand you and and i understand that you and i are-ts— and i understand that you and i are-ts he— and i understand that you and i are-to be doing- and i understand that you and i are-to be doing an- and i understand that you and i are to be doing an easter are going to be doing an easter egg— are going to be doing an easter egg-at— are going to be doing an easter eds-at the— are going to be doing an easter eds-at the-st- egg taste test at the end of thts— egg taste test at the end of thts shsw— egg taste test at the end of this show, which— egg taste test at the end of this show, which i'm very much tsshhd— this show, which i'm very much looking forward— this show, which i'm very much looking forward to. “or: looking forward to. i've had a light— looking forward to. i've had a light lunch in anticipation. no, have okay. all right. no, i have not. okay. all right. tet-s— no, i have not. okay. all right. tet-s have— no, i have not. okay. all right. tet-s have a— no, i have not. okay. all right. let's have a look— no, i have not. okay. all right. let's have a look over- no, i have not. (31.3. all right. let's have a look over there. wett— let's have a look over there. we-tt he— let's have a look over there. we'll be covering- let's have a look over there. we'll be covering for dewbs& co. had— we'll be covering for dewbs& co. hhd tt-s— we'll be covering for dewbs& co. hhd tt-s a— we'll be covering for dewbs& co. hhd tt-s a se— we'll be covering for dewbs& co. and it's a gb news— we'll be covering for dewbs& co. and it's a gb news presenter, of htdht— and it's a gb news presenter, of course. right what— and it's a gb news presenter, of course. right what do you make of course. right what do you make st-thate— course. right what do you make of-that?-touch.- course. right what do you make of-that?-touch. gbi of all of that? get in touch. gb vtews— of all of that? get in touch. gb views-gbnews.uk. - of all of that? get in touch. gb views gbnews.uk. patrick we views at gbnews.uk. patrick we heed— views at gbnews.uk. patrick we heedltearh— views at gbnews.uk. patrick we need i learn i live _ views at gbnews.uk. patrick we need learn live with our need to learn to live with our htstsry— need to learn to live with our hasty-than.— need to learn to live with our history, alan. slavery is history, says alan. slavery is stttt— history, says alan. slavery is std-sh— history, says alan. slavery is still-on around- history, says alan. slavery is still on around the world. still going on around the world. we still going on around the world. we—we- still going on around the world. we—we patdl still going on around the world.| we—we patd the we stopped slavery. we paid the hertsahs— we stopped slavery. we paid the americans-this— we stopped slavery. we paid the americans this right up americans for this right up watt— americans for this right up and very,— americans for this right up until very, very— americans for this right up until very, very recently. stop htahthd— until very, very recently. stop blaming england everything blaming england for everything you blaming england for everything ysw—sssdstwph. you don't like. alan goodstuph. what—harsh- what an email to finish that parttswtar— what an email to finish that particular-on. - particular segment on. now hswthd— particular segment on. now moving margaret's being moving on. so margaret's being put sh— moving on. so margaret's being put sh-hwt— moving on. so margaret's being put sh-hwt ts- moving on. so margaret's being put on-but is rishi- put on barges, but is rishi swhah— put on barges, but is rishi swhah-ts— put on barges, but is rishi sunak-to stick- put on barges, but is rishi sunak to stick prisoners sunak about to stick prisoners on sunak about to stick prisoners sh—wette- sunak about to stick prisoners sh—wette he-si on floating jails as well? he's had— on floating jails as well? he's hadltssh— on floating jails as well? he's hadltssh at— on floating jails as well? he's had look at barge. it's

had a look at this barge. it's going— had a look at this barge. it's psthd-stt— had a look at this barge. it's psthd-stt the- had a look at this barge. it's going off the coast of going to be off the coast of ease— going to be off the coast of hsrset ahd— going to be off the coast of dorset and he's— going to be off the coast of dorset and he's like, i need a bit dorset and he's like, i need a htt hsre— dorset and he's like, i need a htt hsrelt— dorset and he's like, i need a bit more-i need— there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments.

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watch me. last weekend, though, the rat st— watch me. last weekend, though, the port of dover— watch me. last weekend, though, the port of dover declared a srtttsat— the port of dover declared a critical incident— the port of dover declared a critical incident because people on critical incident because people sh-had— critical incident because people sh-had ts— critical incident because people on-had to wait- critical incident because people on-had to wait for- critical incident because people on had to wait for more on coaches had to wait for more than— on coaches had to wait for more thahlhswrs— on coaches had to wait for more thahlhswrs ts— on coaches had to wait for more than hours to board ferries than 15 hours to board ferries ahd— than 15 hours to board ferries and the— than 15 hours to board ferries and the chaos— than 15 hours to board ferries and the chaos is— than 15 hours to board ferries and the chaos is likely to peak tsrhsrrsw—ts- and the chaos is likely to peak. tomorrow,_15 million tomorrow, with around 15 million drtwers— tomorrow, with around 15 million drivers expected _ tomorrow, with around 15 million drivers expected .to - tomorrow, with around 15 million drivers expected to take the drivers expected to to take the ads — drivers expected to to take the ads sh — drivers expected to to take the roads. gb news— drivers expected to to take the roads. gb news national reporter thes— roads. gb news national reporter theo chikomba_ roads. gb news national reporter theo chikomba is— roads. gb news national reporter theo chikomba is live now from hse— theo chikomba is live now from pays-ana— theo chikomba is live now from pom-amp rt— theo chikomba is live now from dover, and it doesn't dover, though, and it doesn't tssh— dover, though, and it doesn't tssh tthe— dover, though, and it doesn't look like there's— dover, though, and it doesn't look like there's that much trattts— look like there's that much traffic.-what's- look like there's that much traffic. what's going on? traffic. theo, what's going on? wes— traffic. theo, what's going on? hes wett— traffic. theo, what's going on? hes wett at— traffic. theo, what's going on? yes well, at the— traffic. theo, what's going on? yes well, at the moment it's not the peah— yes well, at the moment it's not the peah st— yes well, at the moment it's not the peah st the— yes well, at the moment it's not the peak of the day, but during the peak of the day, but during the peah— the peak of the day, but during the peah st— the peak of the day, but during the peak of the— the peak of the day, but during the peak of the day, but during the peak of the day today, pespte— the peak of the day today, pespte are— the peak of the day today, people are queuing for some time , some over two hours. some pespte— , some over two hours. some pespte were— , some over two hours. some people were here. i spoke to some passengers who'd been in queues and they were saying it's frustrating , but they frustrating, but they anticipated that the traffic was going to be here today. but the port of dover have managed to manage the situation this week better than they did last week , better than they did last week, particularly when it comes to coaches. particularly when it comes to coaches . they've designated coaches. they've designated a lane for coaches to come into the port of dover and they are getting processed a lot quicker than they did last week . but than they did last week. but throughout day, it's only throughout the day, it's only within last half hour or

within the last half an hour or so where the police have left this area. they were managing lorries and cars coming into the into the ports. they were being staggered and that, of course, is something the port has been working on this week. so that we didn't see scenes of chaos which were seen last week. but there has heavy traffic here, has been heavy traffic here, particularly as millions of people are heading in and around the uk. of course, many the uk. and of course, many looking to head over to calais as well. there we go. thank you very as well. there we go. thank you wery hash— as well. there we go. thank you very hash thes— go thank you very much, theo chikomba there, whs-s— very much, theo chikomba there, whs-s heep— very much, theo chikomba there, whs-s heeh h— very much, theo chikomba there, who's been in dover— very much, theo chikomba there, who's been in dover for us. but thhas— who's been in dover for us. but thhas are— who's been in dover for us. but things are looking— who's been in dover for us. but things are looking a little bit setter— things are looking a little bit hetter thah— things are looking a little bit better than expected there, aet— better than expected there, areh-t—assdi better than expected there,- aren't_good news. aren't they? which is good news. but aren't they? which is good news. hat rt— aren't they? which is good news. hat tt ts— aren't they? which is good news. hat tt ts a— aren't they? which is good news. but it is a different— aren't they? which is good news. but it is a different story apparehtty— but it is a different story apparehtty h— but it is a different story apparently in parts of the apparently in other parts of the sswatry— apparently in other parts of the country. _viewers- apparently in other parts of the country. viewers now country. gb news viewers now wttt— country. gb news viewers now wttt he— country. gb news viewers now wttt he atte— country. gb news viewers now will be able-the- country. gb news viewers now will be able the scenes will be able to see the scenes at saht— will be able to see the scenes at saint pancras_ will be able to see the scenes at saint pancras international etattsh— at saint pancras international station-london— at saint pancras international station london earlier today station in london earlier today , say— station in london earlier today , say wtth— station in london earlier today , say wtth hwae— station in london earlier today , say with huge queues to board trahs— , say with huge queues to board trahs .— , say with huge queues to board trahs . cah— , say with huge queues to board trains. caanust_ , say with huge queues to board trains . caanust say- , say with huge queues to board trains. can just say that my trains. can i just say that my ssrhrhwet— trains. can i just say that my commute looks— trains. can i just say that my commute looks like every commute looks like that every hsrhhd— commute looks like that every morning,-there_ commute looks like that every morning, there we go. euston morning, but there we go. euston stattsh— morning, but there we go. euston stattsh ts— morning, but there we go. euston station is closed— morning, but there we go. euston station is closed because of ehatheertha— station is closed because of engineering which has engineering works, which has added— engineering works, which has added ts— engineering works, which has added to the— engineering works, which has added to the chaos. so there we go. added to the chaos. so there we aslspshe— added to the chaos. so there we aslspshe ts— added to the chaos. so there we aslspshe ts se— added to the chaos. so there we go. spoke to one traveller, go. we spoke to one traveller, thswah— go. we spoke to one traveller, thswahlwhs-s— go. we spoke to one traveller, thoughiwho's-real- go. we spoke to one traveller, though who's real problems though, who's had real problems

. tt-s— though, who's had real problems . tt-s teen— though, who's had real problems . it's been eventful.— though, who's had real problems . it's been eventful. we- though, who's had real problems . it's been eventful. we were trying to get a train to sheffield, the 1202 from saint pancras and we were on the platform. hundreds of people there were told over the speaker that we weren't board the that we weren't to board the train, the train was train, that the train was already and were already full and people were standing train . you standing up on the train. you know, paid for tickets, so we know, we paid for tickets, so we just expect that at all. just didn't expect that at all. they didn't give any explanation. they just said there'd trains to the there'd be no more trains to the north. best place we north. the best place that we could be milton keynes, could get to be milton keynes, and we'd have to make our and that we'd have to make our own back to manchester from own way back to manchester from there, so there, perhaps with a bus. so there, perhaps with a bus. so there wasn't really any alternative offered bit of a alternative offered a bit of a shambles, be honest. a lot of shambles, to be honest. a lot of anxiety, a lot of families there with chaos. with children, absolute chaos. in have managed to in the end. we have managed to get flight tickets, which an get flight tickets, which is an expense haven't really expense that we haven't really allowed for. but, you know, we just want home, got to just want to get home, got to get to our daughter. i've get home to our daughter. i've got do. so, you know, it got work to do. so, you know, it had a knock on effect. but what can it's a shame. he can you do? it's a shame. he must have had to have- cw?" r:o7 he must have had to have sold the hattshs— must have had to have sold the hattshs str— must have had to have sold the buttons off his— must have had to have sold the buttons off his shirt to get that— buttons off his shirt to get that tttaht— buttons off his shirt to get that flight-but- buttons off his shirt to get that flight but there we that flight ticket. but there we hsht.— that flight ticket. but there we htaht. shay.— that flight ticket. but there we are. right. okay. so two days after— are. right. okay. so two days atter the— are. right. okay. so two days after the government confirmed that— after the government confirmed that-ts—

after the government confirmed that-ts hsase- that it's going to house rhtarahts— that it's going to house migrants barge, they migrants on a barge, they could pat— migrants on a barge, they could now put prisoners— migrants on a barge, they could now put prisoners jail boats. now put prisoners on jail boats. so now put prisoners on jail boats. ss-swhah— now put prisoners on jail boats. so-sunak appears- now put prisoners on jail boats. so sunak appears to have so rishi sunak appears to have tsshed— so rishi sunak appears to have looked—situation. looked at the barge situation and—heed- looked at the barge situation and-need more. looked at the barge situation and need more of and thought, i need more of thts.— and thought, i need more of thts-heep— and thought, i need more of this. been reported that this. it's been reported that htsht— this. it's been reported that rishi sunak— this. it's been reported that rishi sunak considered eyeing this. it's been reported that rishi ftotak considered eyeing this. it's been reported that rishi ftotak convictszd eyeing this. it's been reported that rishi ftotak convicts ineyeing plans to place convicts in ttsatha— plans to place convicts in ttsatha-a- plans to place convicts in. floating-a possible floating jails. it's a possible sstwttsh— floating jails. it's a possible sstattsh ts— floating jails. it's a possible solution to the— floating jails. it's a possible solution to the overcrowding prshterh — solution to the overcrowding problem _prisonsl problem that faces prisons in the th— problem that faces prisons in the dh. tet-s— problem that faces prisons in the uk. let's more reaction the uk. let's get more reaction to the uk. let's get more reaction ts thts— the uk. let's get more reaction ts thts stsry. — the uk. let's get more reaction to this story. joined now to this story. i am joined now by to this story. i am joined now hy-rshhssh— to this story. i am joined now by _johnson, who- to this story. i am joined now by johnson, who is former by mark johnson, who is a former prtssher—st- by mark johnson, who is a former prisoner—of user| prisoner and the founder of user vase,— prisoner and the founder of user yaa, whs— prisoner and the founder of user voice, who represents former hrhates. — voice, who represents former hrhates. tssh,— voice, who represents former inmates. look, thank you very, very— inmates. look, thank you very, very hash— inmates. look, thank you very, very muchigreat_ inmates. look, thank you very, very much great you inmates. look, thank you very,- very muchigreat-you on very much. great to have you on the— very much. great to have you on the-had— very much. great to have you on the-had ss— very much. great to have you on the-and so floating- the show. and so floating prtsshs— the show. and so floating prisons, let's— the show. and so floating prisons, let's just get your tahe— prisons, let's just get your tahe-that— prisons, let's just get your take that initially. good take on that initially. good tdea— take on that initially. good tdealhad— take on that initially. good ideaibad idea?- take on that initially. good idea bad idea? well, i mean . idea. bad idea? well, i mean. wett— idea. bad idea? well, i mean. wett. tt-s— idea. bad idea? well, i mean. wett. tt-s het— idea. bad idea? well, i mean. well, it's not it's— idea. bad idea? well, i mean. well, it's not it's not- idea. bad idea? well, i mean. well, it's not it's not a- idea. bad idea? well, i mean. well, it's not it's not a new policy, actually. how you started this piece of going. oh, yeah , let's get to what we're yeah, let's get to what we're doing that we might as well do this. and that's how it sounds like this policy is being put together. 1997, there was together. um, 1997, there was a ship called the weir that was actually used in the falkland war that was shipped over to america and then bought back from the americans over here and put to into the prison system in 97. and it was used to 2005. and

i think it housed about 300, 300 prisoners. so here we go again. here's a rehash of like of basically that what we've got is the most lazy policy making even the most lazy policy making ever. and for them to expect the pubuc ever. and for them to expect the public to sort of lap this up, you know, their policies around what they want to increase prison places like 20,000 new prison places like 20,000 new prison places like 20,000 new prison places by 2027. right. instead of addressing the problems of the reconviction figures of the people that are in british prisons at the moment, the conditions in prison now are 22 hours a day, bang up there. prisoners are given what they call distraction packs, colouring books and remedial kind of maths and english. um bits of paper. and the supply industry around education, charities that work in, they're all being paid but actually not getting, not getting any contact or access to prisoners. that's

the stuff that we should be talking about. um, what would you talking about. um, what would ysw say,— talking about. um, what would ysw say, warh— talking about. um, what would ysw say, map, ts— talking about. um, what would you say, mark, to some- “g um, what would you say, mark, to some people whs— you say, mark, to some people whs htaht— you say, mark, to some people whs htaht he— you say, mark, to some people who might be watching this now whs— who might be watching this now whs say,— who might be watching this now whs say, assd— who might be watching this now whs say, assd, ysw— who might be watching this now who say, good, you know, people have— who say, good, you know, people have committed _ who say, good, you know, people have committed horrific crimes and— have committed horrific crimes and they— have committed horrific crimes and they should— have committed horrific crimes and they should be locked in thet— and they should be locked in thetr-zz— and they should be locked in their-22 hours- and they should be locked in their-22 hours a- and they should be locked in their 22 hours a day their cell for 22 hours a day and— their cell for 22 hours a day and they— their cell for 22 hours a day and they-he- their cell for 22 hours a day and they be bored, rigid. and they should be bored, rigid. t hey— and they should be bored, rigid. they hsr— and they should be bored, rigid. they tsr rhe— and they should be bored, rigid. they tsr th— and they should be bored, rigid. they for me, i'm not emotive on the— they for me, i'm not emotive on the supp-est— they for me, i'm not emotive on the subject whatsoever here. the— the subject whatsoever here. the tast— the subject whatsoever here. the tast ts— the subject whatsoever here. the fact is the— the subject whatsoever here. the fact is the fact- the subject whatsoever here. the fact is the fact the- the subject whatsoever here. the fact is the fact the data, it doesn't work. increase in prison places does not work . prison places does not work. let's go to america where 1 in 83 people are locked up right there locked up for longer, yet their reconviction figures are higher right. their reconviction figures are higher right . what we're not higher right. what we're not doing here is looking at the history behind the tory policy and you go from remember the buggy and you go from remember the huggy hugger hoodie campaign, then the transformer rehabilitation where they privatise and then they brought it back into unification. now you've got even the probation service on its knees where you've got 100% caseload, you've got recruiting strategies and shopping precincts in your local

area for prison staff . they area for prison staff. they cannot they do not have the staff to man the prisons. that's what an ultimately the public are paying an average cost goes from £30,000 to £80,000 a year per prisoner. it doesn't work. we need to really talk about this and just not be like, um, not not sort of listen to this really lazy sort of, um , really lazy sort of, um, polarised vote winning, um , um, polarised vote winning, um, um, um, story . i polarised vote winning, um, um, um, story. i get what i get polarised vote winning, um, um, um, story . i get what i get what um, story. i get what i get what you— um, story. i get what i get what ysw t— e. soy i get what i get what you mean. i absolutely get what you mean. i absolutely get what ysw rhhea— you mean. i absolutely get what you mean because— you mean. i absolutely get what you mean because it will give the— you mean because it will give the impression— you mean because it will give the impression it's a little bit reatty— the impression it's a little bit reatty tthe— the impression it's a little bit really like what's— the impression it's a little bit really like what's going on with the shame— really like what's going on with the channel stuff,— really like what's going on with the channel stuff, which is we had— the channel stuff, which is we had-pespte— the channel stuff, which is we had-people arrive- the channel stuff, which is we had people arrive across the had 487 people arrive across the shame— had 487 people arrive across the channel yesterday— had 487 people arrive across the channel yesterday and everyone was celebrating— channel yesterday and everyone was celebrating or— channel yesterday and everyone was celebrating or a lot of pespte— was celebrating or a lot of pespte were— was celebrating or a lot of people were celebrating this tdea— people were celebrating this tdea that— people were celebrating this idea that we've— people were celebrating this idea that we've got a barge off the east— idea that we've got a barge off the coast-dorset— idea that we've got a barge off the coast dorset that is the coast of dorset that is going— the coast of dorset that is asthalhswse— the coast of dorset that is going house around 500 going to house around 500 pespte.— going to house around 500 pespte. ss— going to house around 500 people. so that— going to house around 500 people. so that basically is the ast— people. so that basically is the ahswhtlpespte— people. so that basically is the amount people that you would amount of people that you would have— amount of people that you would have h— amount of people that you would have th se— amount of people that you would have th day— amount of people that you would have in one day coming across. so have in one day coming across. ss tt-s— have in one day coming across. ss tt-s hst— have in one day coming across. ss tt-s ad a— have in one day coming across. so it's not a solution, really, is so it's not a solution, really, ts rte— so it's not a solution, really, ts tte tt-s— so it's not a solution, really, is it? it's not— so it's not a solution, really, is it? it's not a—

so it's not a solution, really, is it? it's not a solution at att— is it? it's not a solution at at. and— is it? it's not a solution at all. and when— is it? it's not a solution at all. and when i- is it? it's not a solution at all. and when i look at the ast— all. and when i look at the amount-people- all. and when i look at the amount people now are amount of people now that are that— amount of people now that are that-prtssh— amount of people now that are that-prison and- amount of people now that are that prison and we do that are in prison and we do have— that are in prison and we do have ts— that are in prison and we do have to balance— that are in prison and we do have to balance the that have to balance the fact that we-we-arswha- have to balance the fact that we've growing population we've got a growing population so we've got a growing population ssrhsr-e pespte,- we've got a growing population so more people, which so there's more people, which wttt— so there's more people, which wttt-that— so there's more people, which will that potentially that will mean that potentially that pstehttatty— potentially there will be more srtrhes-ts- potentially there will be more crimes-is the- crimes and there is the pstehttat— crimes and there is the potential more people crimes and there is the potential-more people end potential for more people to end up potential for more people to end aplprtssh.— potential for more people to end aplprtssh-we— potential for more people to end up . prison. .we are - potential for more people to end up prison. we are not up in prison. and we are not reatty— up in prison. and we are not really building— up in prison. and we are not really building that many more prtssas— really building that many more prtsshs. ss— really building that many more prisons. so.paper,- really building that many more prisons. so paper, this might prisons. so on paper, this might tssh— prisons. so on paper, this might tssh-deseht— prisons. so on paper, this might look-decent idea.- prisons. so on paper, this might look decent idea. let's look like a decent idea. let's put— look like a decent idea. let's pwtlharae— look like a decent idea. let's put barge somewhere in the put a barge somewhere in the tharhes— put a barge somewhere in the tharhes ahd— put a barge somewhere in the thames and-a- put a barge somewhere in the thames and a prison on it thames and build a prison on it and— thames and build a prison on it and shswe— thames and build a prison on it and shswe a— thames and build a prison on it and shove a load— thames and build a prison on it and shove a load of people there.— and shove a load of people there. hat— and shove a load of people there. but you're saying that that— there. but you're saying that that-wsrh— there. but you're saying that that work because the root that won't work because the root -that— that won't work because the root cause _that people - cause of this is that people heep—srtrhesl cause of this is that people| keep—crimes, so cause of this is that people- keep_crimes, so they keep committing crimes, so they just keep committing crimes, so they test—h- just keep ending back up in prtssh. — just keep ending back up in prtssh. anyway,— just keep ending back up in prison. anyway, this is this is a tthe— prison. anyway, this is this is a mass like this— prison. anyway, this is this is a mass like this is getting to the— a mass like this is getting to the hsht— a mass like this is getting to the hsht st— a mass like this is getting to the point of like— a mass like this is getting to the point of like a political desepttsh— the point of like a political deception to _ the point of like a political deception to public . io the point of like a political- deception to-public . do you deception to the public. do you the— deception to the public. do you mean like the— deception to the public. do you mean like the fact is, like they've disinvested into any rehabilitation programs . they've disinvested into any rehabilitation programs. i mean, about two thirds of drug rehabs have closed under the last like 12 years, though if you're looking at 22 hours a day, bang up, you imagine like some people that commit heinous crimes , that commit heinous crimes, like, you know, really serious crimes and stuff. right. and what the what the public want to

know. yes. they're being punished, but they also to punished, but they also want to know that they're faced with their every day and get an their crime every day and get an opportunity that when they come out, they never do the same thing and we've got thing again. and yet we've got this at the moment this insanity at the moment where we we accept the where we just we accept the reconviction figures. they're 60 to 80% reconviction figures from 2 to 10 years. it doesn't work . 2 to 10 years. it doesn't work. and we really need to start to , and we really need to start to, you know, not accept this like literally this, um, very low level sort of pander to tough on crime , um, propaganda that they crime, um, propaganda that they seem to want to keep reinventing . it's actually labour policy . . it's actually labour policy. the ship was labour policy, the latest policy was remarkable as well. you know what's remarkable as wett— well. you know what's remarkable as wet ts— well. you know what's remarkable as wet ts that— well. you know what's remarkable as well is that it— well. you know what's remarkable as well is that it was— you know what's remarkable as well is that it was tony starr— as well is that it was tony htatr whs— as well is that it was tony blair who first— as well is that it was tony blair who first looked into sehdha— blair who first looked into sending people to rwanda a very tsha— sending people to rwanda a very has the— sending people to rwanda a very has the ads.— sending people to rwanda a very long time ago. they've all gone very— long time ago. they've all gone wery suret— long time ago. they've all gone wery datet ahswt— long time ago. they've all gone very quiet about that. so that test— very quiet about that. so that test-ts— very quiet about that. so that test-ts he— very quiet about that. so that test-ts he a— very quiet about that. so that just-to be a bit- very quiet about that. so that just-to be a bit of- very quiet about that. so that just to be a bit of a bit just seems to be a bit of a bit of just seems to be a bit of a bit st a— just seems to be a bit of a bit of a rehashing_ just seems to be a bit of a bit of a rehashing job— just seems to be a bit of a bit of a rehashing job there. look, hate,— of a rehashing job there. look, hate, thahh— of a rehashing job there. look, mate, thank you _ of a rehashing job there. look, mate, thank you very much for yswr— mate, thank you very much for yswr-t— mate, thank you very much for yswr-t reatty— mate, thank you very much for your i really appreciate your time. i really appreciate it. your time. i really appreciate tt—ts- your time. i really appreciate tt—ts ysa- your time. i really appreciatej it._to you. mark it. good to chat to you. mark rshhssh— it. good to chat to you. mark rshhsshla— it. good to chat to you. mark johnson-a former- it. good to chat to you. mark johnson a former prisoner and johnson is a former prisoner and

the—hset— johnson is a former prisoner and the—dser vstse- johnson is a former prisoner and the—user voice who l the founder of user voice who represents— the founder of user voice who represents former— the founder of user voice who represents former inmates. look, it's represents former inmates. look, tt-s—psttstes- it's one of these policies, tsp-t— it's one of these policies, tsh-t-sah- it's one of these policies, isn't-can looki it's one of these policies,- isn't-can look good isn't it? i think can look good on isn't it? i think can look good sh-whtsh— isn't it? i think can look good on _which.look,. isn't it? i think can look good on which look, we're on paper, which is, look, we're going— on paper, which is, look, we're going ts— on paper, which is, look, we're going ts hattd— on paper, which is, look, we're going to build another prison. it's going to build another prison. tt-s-ts— going to build another prison. tt-s-ts he— going to build another prison. tt-s-ts he sh— going to build another prison. it's-to be on a- going to build another prison. it's to be on a barge it's going to be on a barge somewhere-to. it's going to be on a bargei somewhere.-to be it's going to be on a barge- somewhere.-to be on a somewhere. it's going to be on a prtssh— somewhere. it's going to be on a prtssh-pespte- somewhere. it's going to be on a prison people think, prison ship. and people think, shay,— prison ship. and people think, shay-hsht.- prison ship. and people think, okay,-right. now,- okay, great, all right. now, tssh,— okay, great, all right. now, look,-actually- okay, great, all right. now, look, actually all for look, i am actually all for tshaer— look, i am actually all for longer sentences for some t— longer sentences for some t ash— longer sentences for some crimes. i am people being crimes. i am for people being tsshed— crimes. i am for people being tsshed-tsr— crimes. i am for people being tsshed-tsr a— crimes. i am for people being locked-for a very- crimes. i am for people being locked for a very long locked away for a very long pertsd— locked away for a very long pertsd st— locked away for a very long period of time.— locked away for a very long period of time. absolutely am. period of time. i absolutely am. hat— period of time. i absolutely am. hat-the— period of time. i absolutely am. hat-the sashe- period of time. i absolutely am. but the same time, is but then at the same time, is thts—ts- but then at the same time, is thts—ts he- but then at the same time, isi this—to be value this actually going to be value for this actually going to be value tsr-whens— this actually going to be value. tsr-wheh-s-astha for money? when's it even going to for money? when's it even going ts-hhd— for money? when's it even going ts-hhd ts— for money? when's it even going ts-hhd ts rt— for money? when's it even going to-and is it going- for money? when's it even going to and is it going to be to happen? and is it going to be wsrthwhttee— to happen? and is it going to be worthwhile? if— to happen? and is it going to be worthwhile? if-not- to happen? and is it going to be worthwhile? if not going to worthwhile? if it's not going to cut worthwhile? if it's not going to set dswh— worthwhile? if it's not going to set dswh sh— worthwhile? if it's not going to cut down on re— worthwhile? if it's not going to cut down on re rehabilitation and— cut down on re rehabilitation and reconviction— cut down on re rehabilitation and reconviction now, and reconviction rates? now, tssh,— and reconviction rates? now, tssh—tast- look, let's just i'm just aetttha— look, let's just i'm just getting this— look, let's just i'm just getting this through my ear hsht— getting this through my ear hsht-ss— getting this through my ear right so apparently right now. so apparently i've got— right now. so apparently i've ast—tsl right now. so apparently i've- ast—ts bring got some very sad news to bring you— got some very sad news to bring yswlhdeed— got some very sad news to bring yswlhdeedlds. — got some very sad news to bring you indeed, do. paul you in. indeed, i do. paul cattermole, _ you in. indeed, i do. paul cattermole, who was the singer wtth — cattermole, who was the singer wtth-arswp-s- cattermole, who was the singer with - group's club - with the pop group's club seven, has-dred— with the pop group's club seven, has-dted at— with the pop group's club seven, has-died at the— with the pop group's club seven, has died at the age of 46. has sadly died at the age of 46. s has sadly died at the age of 46. s-had— has sadly died at the age of 46. s-had hsw— has sadly died at the age of 46. s-had four number- has sadly died at the age of 46. s had four number one hit s club had four number one hit shates— s club had four number one hit singles-recently— s club had four number one hit singles recently announced singles and recently announced they— singles and recently announced they-asha— singles and recently announced they-ashalds- singles and recently announced they going do comeback they were going to do a comeback tset— they were going to do a comeback tssh-year.— they were going to do a comeback tssh-year. ttt- they were going to do a comeback tour.-year. i'll read- tour. later this year. i'll read that— tour. later this year. i'll read that tsr— tour. later this year. i'll read that for-more- tour. later this year. i'll read that for more time. so that for you one more time. so that— that for you one more time. so that ts— that for you one more time. so that ts hawt— that for you one more time. so that is paul cattermole, who was a sheer— that is paul cattermole, who was a sheer wtth— that is paul cattermole, who was a sheer wtth-psp— that is paul cattermole, who was a singer with pop group's that is paul cattermole, who was a sin seven,h pop group's that is paul cattermole, who was a sin seven, has pop group's that is paul cattermole, who was a sin seven, has sadly group's that is paul cattermole, who was a sin seven, has sadly diedi's that is paul cattermole, who was a sin seven, has sadly died at club seven, has sadly died at the— club seven, has sadly died at the age— club seven, has sadly died at the age st— club seven, has sadly died at the age st he.— club seven, has sadly died at the age of 46. s— club seven, has sadly died at the age of 46. s club had four hwrherh— the age of 46. s club had four number one hit— the age of 46. s club had four number one hit singles and did resehtty— number one hit singles and did. resehtty—were recently announce that they were

going— recently announce that they were asthalds — recently announce that they were asthalds a— recently announce that they were going do a comeback tour. going to do a comeback tour. tater— going to do a comeback tour. tater thts— going to do a comeback tour. later this year. _ going to do a comeback tour. later this year. so that's the hreahhd— later this year. so that's the. breaking—more breaking news. i'm a bit more thts— breaking news. i'm a bit more thts sh— breaking news. i'm a bit more thts sh-as— breaking news. i'm a bit more thts sh-as ahd- breaking news. i'm a bit more info on as and when we get info on that as and when we get it. info on that as and when we get tt. hat— info on that as and when we get tt. hat tssh,— info on that as and when we get it. but look, moving on. so tahswr— it. but look, moving on. so tahswr-ts— it. but look, moving on. so labour-is under- it. but look, moving on. so labour is under fire after labour party is under fire after psstha— labour party is under fire after psstha-ahswt- labour party is under fire after posting about that's posting a tweet about that's perha— posting a tweet about that's hetha satted— posting a tweet about that's being called appalling naughty aiing— being called appalling naughty atha—hwt- being called appalling naughty atha—hwt awessi ating and shameful. but guess whate— ating and shameful. but guess wbai7-g0ne_ ating and shameful. but guess wbai7-g0ne sh- ating and shameful. but guess what? gone on the attack what? they've gone on the attack apath— what? they've gone on the attack aaah .— what? they've gone on the attack aaath . tahsar— what? they've gone on the attack again . labour have— what? they've gone on the attack again . labour have down. again. labour have doubled down. it again. labour have doubled down. ttlreatty— again. labour have doubled down. itlreally starting— again. labour have doubled down. itlreally starting to— again. labour have doubled down. it really starting to look it is really starting to look the— it is really starting to look tthe they-re — it is really starting to look like they're coming straight out of like they're coming straight out st—trwrhp- like they're coming straight out of trump playbook of the donald trump playbook here—arswhal here and there are growing calls for here and there are growing calls tsr-tahtty— here and there are growing calls tsr-tahtty ts- here and there are growing calls tsr-tahtty ts pay- for the royal family to pay reparattshs— for the royal family to pay reparations their alleged reparations for their alleged thhs— reparations for their alleged thhslthe— reparations for their alleged links .the slave- reparations for their alleged links the slave that links to the slave trade that date — links to the slave trade that date _ts — links to the slave trade that date _ts the — links to the slave trade that date -to the 17th - links to the slave trade that date to the 17th century. date back to the 17th century. trh — date back to the 17th century. trh .ashd— date back to the 17th century. t-h-astha ts— date back to the 17th century. i'm going to tease ahead to i'm just going to tease ahead to one more one as— i'm just going to tease ahead to one more one as well for you, whtsh— one more one as well for you, whtsh ts— one more one as well for you, which is that— one more one as well for you, which is that how— one more one as well for you, which is that how do you feel ahswt— which is that how do you feel ahswt the— which is that how do you feel about the people— which is that how do you feel about the people that we have treatha— about the people that we have treatha-h— about the people that we have treating-in the— about the people that we have treating in the nhs? treating you in the nhs? apparehtty— treating you in the nhs? apparently are now importing treating you in the nhs? appaiforeign are now importing treating you in the nhs? appaiforeign doctorsrw importing treating you in the nhs? appaiforeign doctors than porting more foreign doctors than trahed— more foreign doctors than trained our— more foreign doctors than trained our own. does that hsther— trained our own. does that hsther ysw— trained our own. does that bother you or— trained our own. does that bother you or not? if so, why ? bother you or not? if so, why? if bother you or not? if so, why? rt hst— bother you or not? if so, why? rt hst, why— bother you or not? if so, why? if not, why not?— bother you or not? if so, why? if not, why not? gb views gb wews— if not, why not? gb views gb wews wh— if not, why not? gb views gb wews .dh. th— if not, why not? gb views gb news .uk. i'm patrick christys on news .uk. i'm patrick christys sh sh— news .uk. i'm patrick christys sh sh wews— news .uk. i'm patrick christys on gb news and— news .uk. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's

channel well. i channel. well. well. i channel- well. well. a very |shahhet— well. well. a very good afternoon,— well. well. a very good afternoon, everybody. it's hattsh— afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb wews. — patrick christys here on gb wews. tt-s— patrick christys here on gb news. it'sjust_ patrick christys here on gb news. it's just about to go 4:00 pitt-— news. it's just about to go 4:00 pm. her-es— news. it's just about to go 4:00 pm. heres what— news. it's just about to go 4:00 pm. here's what i've got coming yswr— pm. here's what i've got coming yswr way— pm. here's what i've got coming yswr way thts— pm. here's what i've got coming your way this hour. _ pm. here's what i've got coming your way this hour. labour have seen— your way this hour. labour have seen ahseht— your way this hour. labour have seen ahseht .— your way this hour. labour have been absent , absolutely slammed been absent, absolutely slammed for been absent, absolutely slammed tsr—sated— for what's been called a shaped— for what's been called a shameful which for what's been called a- shameful-which appeared to shameful tweet which appeared to say that— shameful tweet which appeared to say that htsht — shameful tweet which appeared to say that rishi sunak didn't care ahswt— say that rishi sunak didn't care asset-ts— say that rishi sunak didn't care about-to prison- say that rishi sunak didn't care about-to prison .- say that rishi sunak didn't care about-to prison. is- say that rishi sunak didn't care about to prison . is this about going to prison. is this patter— about going to prison. is this gutter politics?— about going to prison. is this gutter politics? in other news, thswahe— gutter politics? in other news, thswahe hes.— gutter politics? in other news, though? yes. are _ gutter politics? in other news, though? yes. are there too many tsretah— though? yes. are there too many foreign doctors— though? yes. are there too many foreign doctors ?_ though? yes. are there too many foreign doctors ? is— though? yes. are there too many foreign doctors ? is this is some foreign doctors? is this is some atteaattshs— foreign doctors? is this is some allegations that— foreign doctors? is this is some allegations that have come out that— allegations that have come out that apparehtty— allegations that have come out that apparently we're now thpsrttha— that apparently we're now importing more foreign doctors thah— importing more foreign doctors than we— importing more foreign doctors than we are— importing more foreign doctors than we are training our own. hsw— than we are training our own. hsw ds— than we are training our own. hsw ds ysw— than we are training our own. how do you feel— than we are training our own. how do you feel about that ? let how do you feel about that? let me how do you feel about that? let _eyes— how do you feel about that? let _eyes rsyat- how do you feel about that? let me _yes, royal news. how do you feel about that? let me yes, royal news as me know. and yes, royal news as wett— me know. and yes, royal news as well. predictably— me know. and yes, royal news as well. predictably after king shartes— well. predictably after king charles said— well. predictably after king charles said that he would wetssrhe— charles said that he would welcome an— charles said that he would welcome an inquisition into the rsyat— welcome an inquisition into the rsyat tahtty-s— welcome an inquisition into the royal family's links to slavery. wett— royal family's links to slavery. wett here— royal family's links to slavery. well here we— royal family's links to slavery. well here we go— royal family's links to slavery. well here we go now straight away,— well here we go now straight away, satts— well here we go now straight away, calls for— well here we go now straight away, calls for him to pay reparations— away, calls for him to pay reparations if— away, calls for him to pay reparations if he's going to pay them,— reparations if he's going to pay therwlsah— reparations if he's going to pay therhlsah pay— reparations if he's going to pay them, can pay himself. them, he can pay them himself. i dsh-t— them, he can pay them himself. i dsh-t thhh— them, he can pay them himself. i don't think their— them, he can pay them himself. i don't think their taxpayer shswtd— don't think their taxpayer should_near| don't think their taxpayer- should_near that. should be anywhere near that. had—a— should be anywhere near that. had—a ttttte- should be anywhere near that. and—a little bit- and something a little bit ttahter— and something a little bit ttahter ts— and something a little bit lighter to elevate you. it is assd— lighter to elevate you. it is assd rrtday— lighter to elevate you. it is good friday, after all. i was adamant— good friday, after all. i was adamant-doing- good friday, after all. i was adamant doing this. adamant about doing this. okay. i

adamant about doing this. okay. t—tarh— adamant about doing this. okay. t—twrh ap- adamant about doing this. okay. t—twrh wp tsr- i said i wouldn't turn up for wsrh— i said i wouldn't turn up for work unless— i said i wouldn't turn up for work unless they this work unless they made this happen. — work unless they made this happen. _taste- work unless they made this happen. taste testing happen. i will be taste testing at teast— happen. i will be taste testing at teast zo— happen. i will be taste testing at least 20 easter— happen. i will be taste testing at least 20 easter eggs later. the— at least 20 easter eggs later. live-probably- at least 20 easter eggs later. live probably better for live on air. probably better for she— live on air. probably better for me than— live on air. probably better for me than we,— live on air. probably better for me than you, that— live on air. probably better for me than you, that one. but we're dsha— me than you, that one. but we're dsha tt— me than you, that one. but we're dstha tt ahyway— me than you, that one. but we're dstha tt ahyway .— me than you, that one. but we're doing it anyway . yes. get in doing it anyway. yes. get in tswsh. — doing it anyway. yes. get in tswsh. sh— doing it anyway. yes. get in touch. gb views— doing it anyway. yes. get in touch. gb views at .uk. loads to tath— touch. gb views at .uk. loads to tath ahswt— touch. gb views at .uk. loads to talk about there. _ touch. gb views at .uk. loads to talk about there. we've got whether— talk about there. we've got whether sr— talk about there. we've got whether or not— talk about there. we've got whether or not you think that the has— whether or not you think that the king should— whether or not you think that the king should pay slavery reparattshs— the king should pay slavery reparations. how do you feel ahswt— reparations. how do you feel about foreign— reparations. how do you feel about foreign doctors? do you thhh— about foreign doctors? do you ththh we— about foreign doctors? do you think we should— about foreign doctors? do you think we should train more of sat-cah— think we should train more of sat-sap we— think we should train more of our-can we train- think we should train more of our can we train more of our own? can we train more of swat-yes— our own? can we train more of swat-yes as- our own? can we train more of our own? yes as well, of our own? and yes as well, of _the- our own? and yes as well, of course. _the top.| our own? and yes as well, of. course._the top. do course. that one at the top. do you— course. that one at the top. do ysw thhh— course. that one at the top. do you think labour— course. that one at the top. do you think labour has dragged psttttss— you think labour has dragged politics-gutter- politics into the gutter or wswtd— politics into the gutter or wouldlalready- politics into the gutter or would already gb politics into the gutter or- wouldlalready-gb views would it already there? gb views a—rtaht— would it already there? gb views a—rtaht sw— would it already there? gb views a—rtaht as- would it already there? gb views a_right now as your. a gbnews.uk right now as your headlines— a gbnews.uk right now as your headlines .— a gbnews.uk right now as your headlines . patrick headlines. patrick thank you. good— headlines. patrick thank you. good afternoon. it's 4:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the company which audits the accounts of the scottish national party has resigned. the accountancy firm johnston carmichael have made their decision after reviewing its client portfolio . it follows client portfolio. it follows nicola sturgeon's husband , the

nicola sturgeon's husband, the former snp chief executive . former snp chief executive. peter murrell being arrested and then released without charge . then released without charge. police are investigating his involvement in snp finances as police in northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by dissidents in londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us president joe biden, who's arriving in belfast on tuesday . arriving in belfast on tuesday. the psni says it's received strong intelligence attacks are being planned for bank holiday. monday, m15 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of a senior detective, john caldwell . political commentator caldwell. political commentator nigel nelson told us northern ireland has seen relative peace over a quarter of a century , over a quarter of a century, showing what an achievement the agreement was, what it comes to, republican support is. there are probably about— republican support is. there are probably about as— republican support is. there are probably about as many- t if" there are probably about as many in northern— probably about as many in northern ireland now as there during— northern ireland now as there were during the— northern ireland now as there were during the troubles . the were during the troubles. the .ra— were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't— were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't have the capability— new ira doesn't have the capability of,— new ira doesn't have the capability of, say, launching

mainland— capability of, say, launching mainland attacks, but they're obviously— mainland attacks, but they're obvloboly .— mainland attacks, but they're obvboboly , oo— mainland attacks, but they're obviously , as we— mainland attacks, but they're obviously , as we as we can see obviously, as we as we can see by me— obviously, as we as we can see by bbo vobobo— obviously, as we as we can see by the various attacks they've cobbl— by the various attacks they've ooblol obl— by the various attacks they've carried out in— by the various attacks they've carried out in northern ireland, boy-ro— carried out in northern ireland, lboybo bubbly— carried out in northern ireland, they're hugely dangerous. so yes,— they're hugely dangerous. so yes, lb— they're hugely dangerous. so yes, lb lo— they're hugely dangerous. so yes, lb lo o— they're hugely dangerous. so yes, it is a tricky— they're hugely dangerous. so yes, it is a tricky time , but yes, it is a tricky time, but lbs— yes, it is a tricky time, but lb-o o— yes, it is a tricky time, but lb-o o lob— yes, it is a tricky time, but it's a lot better— yes, it is a tricky time, but it's a lot better than it than it's a lot better than it than lb wo— it's a lot better than it than lb zo— it's a lot better than it than it was 25 years— it's a lot better than it than it was 25 years ago. the labour party— it was 25 years ago. the labour bobby lo— it was 25 years ago. the labour bobby lo stool— it was 25 years ago. the labour bobby b olool by— it was 25 years ago. the labour party is stood by an advert ololmlbg— party is stood by an advert claiming that— party is stood by an advert claiming that rishi sunak looob-b— claiming that rishi sunak doesn't think— claiming that rishi sunak doesn't think child sex abusers obobll— doesn't think child sex abusers obobll go— doesn't think child sex abusers obobll go bo— doesn't think child sex abusers should go to prison. e�*z should go to prison. the ad bobbed— should go to prison. the ad posted on— should go to prison. the ad posted on twitter, has drawn criticism from mps, with senior tory ministers accusing the party of a vile and desperate campaign strategy. labour posted the video , pitching itself as the video, pitching itself as the video, pitching itself as the party of law and order. but shadow culture secretary lucy powell told gb news the pm should take responsibility . the should take responsibility. the digital graphic that's c the digital graphic that's based on it's digital graphic that's based on lb-o blo— digital graphic that's based on lb-o lllo o— digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit— digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit ,_ digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if— digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit , if you like, it's like a skit, if you like, or o bolo— it's like a skit, if you like, or a take on— it's like a skit, if you like, or a take on the- it's like a skit, if you like, or a take on the types of grobbboo— or a take on the types of graphics that— or a take on the types of graphics that the prime minister blmoolf— graphics that the prime minister himself produces— graphics that the prime minister himself produces about his own policies. — himself produces about his own policies. abl— himself produces about his own policies. and he's— himself produces about his own policies. and he's become famous for producing— policies. and he's become famous for producing these— policies. and he's become famous for producing these kind of erobblo— for producing these kind of erobbbo blob.— for producing these kind of graphic pics. and so it's, it's a graphic pics. and so it's, it's o lbs— graphic pics. and so it's, it's

o lb-o o— graphic pics. and so it's, it's o lb-o o bolo— graphic pics. and so it's, it's a it's a take on— graphic pics. and so it's, it's a it's a take on that. if it's personal— a it's a take on that. if it's personal, it's— a it's a take on that. if it's personal, it's personal in the bbob— personal, it's personal in the sense that he's— personal, it's personal in the sense that he's the guy who runs the country — sense that he's the guy who runs the country bo— sense that he's the guy who runs the country. he is— sense that he's the guy who runs the country. he is the prime minister— the country. he is the prime minister and— the country. he is the prime minister and the buck does stop lobb— minister and the buck does stop wlbb blm. — minister and the buck does stop wlbb blm. a— minister and the buck does stop with him. a 16— minister and the buck does stop with him. a 16 year— minister and the buck does stop with him. ' �*7 : minister and the buck does stop with him. ' �*7 lib: minister and the buck does stop with him. ' �*7 lit»: with him. a 16 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 14 year old girl died in a fire at a block of flats in east london yesterday. the girl, named locally as tiffany, died at the scene in five. others were injured, but have since been discharged from hospital . emergency services hospital. emergency services were called to the blaze in newham at around 5:30 pm. it's being investigated as suspected arson . a 12 year old boy has arson. a 12 year old boy has been charged with the murder of a woman who died after being hit by a car in sheffield . 60 year by a car in sheffield. 60 year old marsha grant was hit by a car in green hill on wednesday evening. south yorkshire police says the boy who cannot be named for legal reasons, will appear before sheffield youth court tomorrow . a 2 million british tomorrow. a 2 million british holidaymakers are expected to head overseas this easter

weekend. meanwhile, the port of doveris weekend. meanwhile, the port of dover is warning those travelling could face two hour delays. ferry operator dfds urged travellers to allow 120 minutes to complete border controls and check in. delays have been blamed on french officials carrying out extra checks as well as stamping uk passports following . brexit two passports following. brexit two israeli women have been shot in an attack on their car in the occupied west bank following a day of violence along the lebanese and gaza borders. an israeli army video shows explore opfions israeli army video shows explore options on hamas weapon production sites and tunnels in retaliation for rocket attacks. in it blamed on the islamist group. it comes amid mounting confrontation in jerusalem dunng confrontation in jerusalem during the muslim holy month of ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday. the uk has appealed for de—escalation with the foreign secretary, james cleverly saying both sides should negotiate et and s club

seven paul cattermole has passed away aged 46. only weeks after the band announced a comeback toun the band announced a comeback tour. in a statement issued by the family and the group, it said there were no words to describe the deep sadness and loss that they feel. he was found yesterday at his home in dorset. police have confirmed there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. the band had hits in the 2000, including bring it all back and reach . you're up to back and reach. you're up to date on gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now, though, it's back to . though, it's back to. patrick welcome along. now we though, it's back to. patrick welc0ihuge ong. now we though, it's back to. patrick welc0ihuge ong. causede though, it's back to. patrick welc0ihuge ong. caused by a with the huge row caused by a controversial— with the huge row caused by a controversial tweet by labour, wblob— controversial tweet by labour, wblob-bbob— controversial tweet by labour, which -that _sunakl which says that rishi sunak looob-b— which says that rishi sunak doesn't think— which says that rishi sunak doesn't think should be jailed. by doesn't think should be jailed. by me— doesn't think should be jailed. by bbo boy,— doesn't think should be jailed. by the way, since— doesn't think should be jailed. by the way, since i've been on at.— by the way, since i've been on bboy-vo— by the way, since i've been on air, they've more— by the way, since i've been on air, they've more doubled air, they've more than doubled lobb— air, they've more than doubled boob—boll- air, they've more than doubled down—boll yob- air, they've more than doubled down tell you why down on this. i'll tell you why in down on this. i'll tell you why lb o— down on this. i'll tell you why lb o econ-l— down on this. i'll tell you why in a second. it's— down on this. i'll tell you why in a second. it's branded in a second. it's been branded appalling,— in a second. it's been branded

appalling, nauseating and obomoful— appalling, nauseating and shameful by— appalling, nauseating and shameful by mps from other balloo— shameful by mps from other parties-shadow- shameful by mps from other parties. shadow cabinet parties. but a shadow cabinet minister— parties. but a shadow cabinet minister boo— parties. but a shadow cabinet minister has refused to criticise— minister has refused to criticise the— minister has refused to criticise the tweet. that's rlgbb. — criticise the tweet. that's bebl. lboy— criticise the tweet. that's right. lucy powell, of course, was on earlier— right. lucy powell, of course, was on earlier on. - right. lucy powell, of course, was on earlier on. do you think bbob— was on earlier on. do you think bbob blobs— was on earlier on. do you think that adults convicted of sexually— that adults convicted of sexually assaulting children obobll— sexually assaulting children obobll go— sexually assaulting children obobll go bo— sexually assaulting children should go to prison? rishi sunak looob-b— should go to prison? rishi sunak looob-b lo— should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't is what— should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't is what the— should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't is what the tweet says , doesn't is what the tweet says, wblob— doesn't is what the tweet says, wblob lo— doesn't is what the tweet says, wblob lo o— doesn't is what the tweet says, which is a lie _ doesn't is what the tweet says, which is a lie ,_ doesn't is what the tweet says, which is a lie , isn't it really? which is a lie, isn't it really? i which is a lie, isn't it really? l moon— which is a lie, isn't it really? l blo— which is a lie, isn't it really? i mean, it's just— which is a lie, isn't it really? i mean, it's just not true. the boot— i mean, it's just not true. the boot boys— i mean, it's just not true. the tweet says that— i mean, it's just not true. the tweet says that under tory rule, lboo— tweet says that under tory rule, bboo blobs— tweet says that under tory rule, 4500 adults convicted of child sexual— 4500 adults convicted of child sexual assault— 4500 adults convicted of child sexual assault have avoided jail obl— sexual assault have avoided jail and tho— sexual assault have avoided jail and this morning,— sexual assault have avoided jail and this morning, gb news presenter— and this morning, gb news presenter stephen dixon called out sbolow— presenter stephen dixon called out shadow culture secretary buoy— out shadow culture secretary lboy powell— out shadow culture secretary lucy powell for— out shadow culture secretary lucy powell for the claims her party— lucy powell for the claims her bobby wo— lucy powell for the claims her bobby making— lucy powell for the claims her party was making . kylie: party was making. well, look, it's party was making. well, look, its a— party was making. well, look, its a lbs— party was making. well, look, it's a it's a graphic, a digital campaigning graphic. i didn't design it. i didn't put it up there. but it's a digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit. if you like, or a take on the types of graphics that the prime minister himself produces about his own policies. and he's become famous for producing . no, no, no, no, no, producing. no, no, no, no, no, no , no, no, no. so lucy powell

no, no, no, no. so lucy powell no, no. it's on that . it's. this no, no. it's on that. it's. this isn't a no, no. it's on that. it's. this lob-b o slit.— no, no. it's on that. it's. this isn't a skit. look,— no, no. it's on that. it's. this isn't a skit. look, even- \»l:g» e lg»g�* it's. this isn't a skit. look, even twitter boob— isn't a skit. look, even twitter boob boo— isn't a skit. look, even twitter itself has had— isn't a skit. look, even twitter itself has had to— isn't a skit. look, even twitter itself has had to put a fact obool— itself has had to put a fact obool ob— itself has had to put a fact check on this,— itself has had to put a fact check on this, saying the tweet lmblloo— check on this, saying the tweet bmblloo bbob— check on this, saying the tweet implies that the— check on this, saying the tweet implies that the prime minister loos— implies that the prime minister loos bob— implies that the prime minister looo bob support— implies that the prime minister does not support prison sentences— does not support prison sentences for- does not support prison sentences for sexual assaults oeolbob— sentences for sexual assaults against children. _ sentences for sexual assaults against children. the current sentencing— against children. the current sentencing guidelines has a maximum sentence of 14 years imprisonment.— maximum sentence of 14 years imprisonment. you're implying bobbl— imprisonment. you're implying llobl sunbl— imprisonment. you're implying rishi sunak does— imprisonment. you're implying rishi sunak does not think blobs— rishi sunak does not think adults convicted of sexually assaulting— adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison— assaulting children should go to prison .— assaulting children should go to prison . n0...— assaulting children should go to prison . now, that— assaulting children should go to prison . now, that is just not prison. now, that is just not oooboob lo— prison. now, that is just not accurate, is it— prison. now, that is just not accurate, is it ? - prison. now, that is just not accurate, is it ? e. »:l:g; g�* accurate, is it? but under his watch as prime minister under his government over the last 13 years, we have seen thousands of people who have been convicted of serious child offences , of serious child offences, sexual offences and child material offences, not receiving custodial sentences . and that is custodial sentences. and that is what is happening under his watch as prime minister so if

it's if it's personal, it's personal in the sense that he's the guy who runs the country, he is the prime minister. and the book does stop with him . well, book does stop with him. well, lucy powell obviously wasn't backing down there. and labour sent out another— backing down there. and labour sent out another tweet- f g : eg�*lgrlg; and labour sent out another tweet attacking bobbl— sent out another tweet attacking llobl sbbol— sent out another tweet attacking rishi sunak just— sent out another tweet attacking rishi sunak just over an hour ago. — rishi sunak just over an hour ago. lbs— rishi sunak just over an hour ago. lb-o o— rishi sunak just over an hour ago. it's a picture— rishi sunak just over an hour ago. it's a picture of sunak smiling— ago. it's a picture of sunak omblbbg boob— ago. it's a picture of sunak smiling next to— ago. it's a picture of sunak smiling next to the message. do you think— smiling next to the message. do you bblul ou— smiling next to the message. do you think an adult— smiling next to the message. do you think an adult convicted of possessing— you think an adult convicted of possessing o— you think an adult convicted of possessing o gub— you think an adult convicted of possessing a gun with intent to bum— possessing a gun with intent to bomb oboull— possessing a gun with intent to harm should go— possessing a gun with intent to harm should go to prison? rishi sunbl— harm should go to prison? rishi suuol loos— harm should go to prison? rishi sunak does not.— harm should go to prison? rishi sunak does not. so it's just ob— sunak does not. so it's just of lb— sunak does not. so it's just of lb .— sunak does not. so it's just more of it, isn't- sunak does not. so it's just more of it, isn't there? clearly bboy-vo— more of it, isn't there? clearly bboy-yo gob— more of it, isn't there? clearly bboy-yo gob o— more of it, isn't there? clearly they've got a series of these linol— they've got a series of these lluol ub— they've got a series of these lined up because— they've got a series of these lined up because they're bobbing.— lined up because they're dropping. they're just going to bob— dropping. they're just going to bob oo— dropping. they're just going to bob oyory— dropping. they're just going to drop one every day, aren't they? bou— drop one every day, aren't they? bow for— drop one every day, aren't they? bow for bbo— drop one every day, aren't they? now for the foreseeable. for more on _joined- now for the foreseeable. for more on joined by gb more on this, i'm joined by gb uouo— more on this, i'm joined by gb news political— more on this, i'm joined by gb news political reporter forster .—loob- news political reporter forster .—loob lb-ol news political reporter forster .—loob lb-o oi . catherine. yeah, look, it's a controversial— controversial tactic. some booblo—uolll controversial tactic. some. people _well, it's people are saying, well, it's working— people are saying, well, it's working because got us working because it has got us all-about— working because it has got us all-about rishi - working because it has got us all about rishi sunak all talking about rishi sunak s rooorl— all talking about rishi sunak s roooul bub— all talking about rishi sunak s record, but it's— all talking about rishi sunak s record, but it's really his record, but it's not really his room— record, but it's not really his roooulllbl— record, but it's not really his record,.it? it's— record, but it's not really his record, it? it's the tory record, is it? it's the tory bobby-o. — record, is it? it's the tory bobby-o. ub— record, is it? it's the tory party's. it's not- record, is it? it's the tory party's. e g�* f: party's. it's not his record. and of course he's only been prime minister not six months. he only came into parliament 2015 or in 2010. and these

figures date from 2010 onwards and he was working in investment banking. so not much of this can be laid at his door personally. sure you can have a go at the conservative record on law and order over 13 years, but they've made it very personal to him, haven't they? and saying what he thinks, which i think most people will find. i mean, who honestly believes that? rishi sunak believes for a minute that shouldn't be in jail? it's ludicrous. but everybody is talking about it and they, as you say , have completely doubled you say, have completely doubled down. yeah, i'm going to get a bit of— down. yeah, i'm going to get a bit of o— down. yeah, i'm going to get a bit of o bibl— down. yeah, i'm going to get a bit of a kind of— : yeah, i'm going to get a bit of a kind of emotive rooobou— bit of a kind of emotive reaction to— bit of a kind of emotive reaction to this with with an obuoo— reaction to this with with an abuse survivor— reaction to this with with an abuse survivor actually, a limo— abuse survivor actually, a llbblo bil— abuse survivor actually, a little bit, which i think will bobobully— little bit, which i think will hopefully maybe contextualise oxoobly— hopefully maybe contextualise exactly ridiculous some exactly how ridiculous some of bio— exactly how ridiculous some of bblo-lo. — exactly how ridiculous some of bblo-lo. bub— exactly how ridiculous some of this-is. but keir- exactly how ridiculous some of this is. but keir starmer this stuff is. but keir starmer boo— this stuff is. but keir starmer boo boob— this stuff is. but keir starmer has been accused of leaving a bit of— has been accused of leaving a bit of on— has been accused of leaving a bit of on obou— has been accused of leaving a bit of an open goal here. people going— bit of an open goal here. people going on— bit of an open goal here. people going on about,— bit of an open goal here. people going on about, well, labour noon-b— going on about, well, labour woon-b boo— going on about, well, labour weren't too-on- going on about, well, labour weren't too on rotherham. weren't too hot on rotherham. ino— weren't too hot on rotherham. ino-giooning— weren't too hot on rotherham. the grooming scandal the child grooming scandal bbono— the child grooming scandal there-starmer- the child grooming scandal there. starmer has been there. keir starmer has been booi— there. keir starmer has been nooi of— there. keir starmer has been nooi oi bno— there. keir starmer has been head of the cps— there. keir starmer has been head of the cps and public biooooubon— head of the cps and public prosecutor and— head of the cps and public prosecutor and you know he was noi— prosecutor and you know he was nob ob— prosecutor and you know he was nob ob bno—

prosecutor and you know he was had at the time— prosecutor and you know he was had at the time while some of bio— had at the time while some of bio slun— had at the time while some of this stuff was— had at the time while some of this stuff was taking place that noo— this stuff was taking place that no-o no— this stuff was taking place that he's now criticising rishi sunak uno— he's now criticising rishi sunak nno noo— he's now criticising rishi sunak who was, as-said,- he's now criticising rishi sunak who was, as said, not even who was, as you said, not even in-ob— who was, as you said, not even in-ob bno— who was, as you said, not even in-ob bno bino- who was, as you said, not even in-at the time of- who was, as you said, not even in at the time of being in politics at the time of being too in politics at the time of being boo- — in politics at the time of being boo- loon— in politics at the time of being boo- voob. you- in politics at the time of being too- yeah, you couldl too soft on. yeah, you could certainly rich coming certainly say it's rich coming from starmer , couldn't you? from keir starmer, couldn't you? having worked a senior having worked in a very senior position in a job in justice position in a job in the justice system , but apparently they have system, but apparently they have been taking lessons from australian labour and from the democrats in america and they have been advised that if they want to win, they should. the quote i've got is fight as viciously as the conservatives. so, you know , michelle obama so, you know, michelle obama talked about when they go low, we go high. it seems like, well, if they think the tories have gone low, they're going to go low or maybe even lower. i mean, it is astonishing, really, for somebody who has talked about decency and standards in politics as much as keir starmer has these adverts are going out and people like jess phillips have been retweeting them. shabana mahmood, who's the national campaign coordin later for labour , has tweeted it out

for labour, has tweeted it out and has said labour is the party of law and order. now of course they've not been in power for 13 years, so all they can do is go look how bad the conservatives, what a mess they've made . we what a mess they've made. we would be tougher. we wouldn't have would be tougher. we wouldn't novo gono— would be tougher. we wouldn't have done this. _ would be tougher. we wouldn't have done this. we— : 3 we wouldn't have done this. we wouldn't have gono— have done this. we wouldn't have oono ib— have done this. we wouldn't have oono ib. loon— have done this. we wouldn't have done it. yeah. there— have done this. we wouldn't have done it. yeah. there you go. boob— done it. yeah. there you go. loob lobby,— done it. yeah. there you go. look, kathy, thank you very, vony— look, kathy, thank you very, very-catherine - very much. catherine forster bolibiool— very much. catherine forster bolibiooi—you political reporter, filling you in. _presumably- in. i mean, presumably the way it's in. i mean, presumably the way ib-o-bnoio-ll— in. i mean, presumably the way it's there'll another it's going, there'll be another bnoob— it's going, there'll be another bnoob non — it's going, there'll be another tweet from labour in about 20 ninuboo— tweet from labour in about 20 inuoob-o- tweet from labour in about 20 minutes.-me now,- tweet from labour in about 20 minutes. me now, though, minutes. joining me now, though, is minutes. joining me now, though, io—iounnoliob- is broadcaster and journalist, i mean, institution— is broadcaster and journalist, i mean, institution british mean, institution of the british nobio— mean, institution of the british media—michael- media. really. it's michael enig— media. really. it's michael. clog—yon craig. michael thank you very nuon. —nonbing| craig. michael thank you very. much. _wanting to much. now, without wanting to nobo— much. now, without wanting to nolo you— much. now, without wanting to nolo you fool— much. now, without wanting to make you feel old, you've make you feel too old, you've obviouoly— make you feel too old, you've obviously-around- make you feel too old, you've obviously around the obviously been around the bolibiooi— obviously been around the bolibiooi-o- obviously been around the political-a very. obviously been around the. political-a very long obviously been around the. politicoof-a very long obviously been around the politicoof time. a very long obviously been around the politicoof time. how very long obviously been around the politicoof time. how low long obviously been around the politicoof time. how low does period of time. how low does bnio— period of time. how low does bnio nonl— period of time. how low does bnio ionl in— period of time. how low does this rank in terms— period of time. how low does this rank in terms of things not— this rank in terms of things bob-gono— this rank in terms of things that-gone-the- this rank in terms of things. that-gone-the gutter that have gone into the gutter non— that have gone into the gutter lion—wnoio- that have gone into the gutter from _where do i that have gone into the gutter. from _where do you from parties? well, where do you nnoio— from parties? well, where do you wnoio-nnono — from parties? well, where do you where-where.you- from parties? well, where do you where where you rate where do you where do you rate bnio— where do you where do you rate bnio o — where do you where do you rate bnioo ob.— where do you where do you rate this .7 oh, this— where do you where do you rate this .7 oh, this is— where do you where do you rate this ? oh, this is lower- where do you where do you rate this ? “el“ this? oh, this is lower than the gutter. this is the sewer . i gutter. this is the sewer. i don-b— gutter. this is the sewer. i don't recall anything as bad as this in british politics. i mean, there's been some pretty dishonest stuff put out by the conservatives as well. i mean, notably in conservatives as well. i mean, nolobly in no— conservatives as well. i mean, notably in the 20— conservatives as well. i mean, notably in the 20 the- i mean, notably in the 20 the last noyoiol— notably in the 20 the last mayoral election in london where bnoy— mayoral election in london where

bnoy bub— mayoral election in london where lnoy bub out— mayoral election in london where lnoy bub out o— mayoral election in london where they put out a letter that looloo— they put out a letter that looked like _ they put out a letter that looked like it— they put out a letter that looked like it had come from sooig— looked like it had come from sooig lnon— looked like it had come from sadiq khan warning everybody bnoy— sadiq khan warning everybody bnoy noo— sadiq khan warning everybody lnoy going— sadiq khan warning everybody they were going to get huge council— they were going to get huge oounoii box— they were going to get huge council tax rises. and it was a oonoonobivo— council tax rises. and it was a conservative leaflet. but it's iuob— conservative leaflet. but it's iuob oo— conservative leaflet. but it's just so dishonest— conservative leaflet. but it's just so dishonest and to put sunol— just so dishonest and to put sunak signature— just so dishonest and to put sunak signature on it, to tell a lie sunak signature on it, to tell a lio lilo— sunak signature on it, to tell a lio lilo bbob— sunak signature on it, to tell a lie like that. and— sunak signature on it, to tell a lie like that. and the trouble is, once one side— lie like that. and the trouble is, once one side does it, then no— is, once one side does it, then no obnoi— is, once one side does it, then the other side— is, once one side does it, then the other side feel— is, once one side does it, then the other side feel justified. ano— the other side feel justified. and .— the other side feel justified. anu . you— the other side feel justified. and , you know,— the other side feel justified. and , you know, fighting- the other side feel justified. and , you know, fighting even and, you know, fighting even more dirtily and it just coarsens the whole nature of our discourse . and you know, keir discourse. and you know, keir starmer has a reputation of being a man of decency and integrity. he's a former oiioobon— integrity. he's a former director of— integrity. he's a former director of public- “elm; can he's a former director of public prosecutions. he should— director of public prosecutions. he should know— director of public prosecutions. he should know that— director of public prosecutions. he should know that whether sex offenders go to jail is determined not by members of parliament, not by the government primary albie it's primarily determined by judges in trials . at primarily determined by judges in trials. at the end of trials, he in trials. at the end of trials, no lnono— in trials. at the end of trials, he knows that— in trials. at the end of trials, he knows that he's- g�* j at the end of trials, he knows that he's been a bnoooouboi— he knows that he's been a prosecutor himself. \will »: »: prosecutor himself. now, did sboinoi— prosecutor himself. now, did starmer approve this ad ? did he starmer approve this ad? did he approve the one that— iii»:7’ did he

approve the one that you've iii»:7 did he approve the one that you've just boon— approve the one that you've just boon boiling— approve the one that you've just been talking about, the new one, or been talking about, the new one, on ib— been talking about, the new one, or was it somebody— been talking about, the new one, or was it somebody acting on his bonoli— or was it somebody acting on his bonoli on— or was it somebody acting on his bonoli on oil— or was it somebody acting on his behalf or did starmer act like lino— behalf or did starmer act like some kind of— behalf or did starmer act like some kind of mafia boss and say, woll— some kind of mafia boss and say, lioll logo— some kind of mafia boss and say, lioll looo go— some kind of mafia boss and say, well, lads, go out— some kind of mafia boss and say, well, lads, go out and do what you— well, lads, go out and do what you nooo— well, lads, go out and do what you nooo bo— well, lads, go out and do what you nooo to lo— well, lads, go out and do what you need to do and don't tell me too you need to do and don't tell me boo muon— you need to do and don't tell me too much about— you need to do and don't tell me too much about it.— you need to do and don't tell me too much about it. i— you need to do and don't tell me too much about it. i suspect it bno— too much about it. i suspect it was the latter. _ too much about it. i suspect it was the latter. actually. labour are was the latter. actually. labour ono-ooobonobo- was the latter. actually. labour are-desperate. - was the latter. actually. labour are-desperate . i- was the latter. actually. labour. are-desperate . i mean, are looking desperate. i mean, you— are looking desperate. i mean, you know.— are looking desperate. i mean, you know, they're 20 points aheadin you know, they're 20 points ahead in the polls. you know, they're 20 points ahead in the polls . they ahead in the polls. they shouldn't to worry like ahead in the polls. they shou they to worry like ahead in the polls. they shou they shouldn'torry like ahead in the polls. they shou they shouldn't needike ahead in the polls. they shou they shouldn't need to this. they shouldn't need to have to panic like this and resort this kind deceit . resort to this kind of deceit. honesty, really it is dishonesty . lio— honesty, really it is dishonesty . no i— honesty, really it is dishonesty . no i noon— honesty, really it is dishonesty . it's i mean, what- honesty, really it is dishonesty . it's i mean, what kind- honesty, really it is dishonesty . it's i mean, what kind of lesson does that send to the nafion lesson does that send to the nation school children? and frankly , of all the issues on frankly, of all the issues on onion— frankly, of all the issues on which labour— frankly, of all the issues on which labour should attack the conservatives _ which labour should attack the conservatives in— which labour should attack the conservatives in such a liononoob— conservatives in such a dishonest manner , sex abuse, dishonest manner, sex abuse, oouol— dishonest manner, sex abuse, sexual sex scandals, sex, sexual ooooulbo— sexual sex scandals, sex, sexual oooouibo oo— sexual sex scandals, sex, sexual assaults are just— sexual sex scandals, sex, sexual assaults are just about the last . noooouo you— assaults are just about the last . because you as— assaults are just about the last . because you as you- assaults are just about the last . because you as you referred earlier, there wasn't just rotherham where the council turned a blind eye and failed to do anything about appalling sex trafficking going on and affecting hundreds and hundreds of girls. but also in older as you.— of girls. but also in older as woll i— of girls. but also in older as woll i noon— of girls. but also in older as well. i mean, you— »i»"g but also in older as well. i mean, you know, li»"»g but also in older as

well. i mean, you know, if bnoy-io— well. i mean, you know, if lnoy-no nob— well. i mean, you know, if they're not careful, labour are going— they're not careful, labour are going bo— they're not careful, labour are going lo bionbb— they're not careful, labour are going to prompt people to start looking— going to prompt people to start looking in— going to prompt people to start looking in into— going to prompt people to start looking in into those stories oni— looking in into those stories on no— looking in into those stories on bno woy— looking in into those stories and the way in— looking in into those stories and the way in which labour bolibioiono— and the way in which labour politicians turned a blind eye to linol— politicians turned a blind eye to wnob woo— politicians turned a blind eye to what was going on and had unnooibny— to what was going on and had unhealthy relationships with oi— unhealthy relationships with oi bno— unhealthy relationships with some of the people with who boning— some of the people with who behind what— some of the people with who behind what was— some of the people with who behind what was going on and blood— behind what was going on and blood bub— behind what was going on and indeed put attacked whistleblowers and in one case biol— whistleblowers and in one case nioo bo— whistleblowers and in one case even tried to get— whistleblowers and in one case even tried to get several whistleblowers sacked from their iobo— whistleblowers sacked from their iobo .— whistleblowers sacked from their iobo . io— whistleblowers sacked from their jobs . is labour's— whistleblowers sacked from their jobs . is labour's record on this jobs. is labour's record on this is jobs. is labour's record on this io appalling-— jobs. is labour's record on this is appalling. this— jobs. is labour's record on this is appalling. this is one of the loot— is appalling. this is one of the loob ioouo— is appalling. this is one of the last issues on— is appalling. this is one of the last issues on which they should be last issues on which they should bo going— last issues on which they should bo going ion— last issues on which they should bo going ion ino— last issues on which they should be going for the conservatives . be going for the conservatives. i be going for the conservatives. i ibinl— be going for the conservatives. i ibinl ii— be going for the conservatives. i think it screams— be going for the conservatives. i think it screams of— be going for the conservatives. i think it screams of actually very, very bad politics and potentially very , very bad potentially very, very bad management. as you've rightly said there, michael, this opens a door . i'm said there, michael, this opens a door. i'm not saying it's a door that everyone from a moral perspective, should be hurtling headfirst through. but look, people know, people will and, you know, i mean, it is a bit of a gift. i know, for example, can sit here and talk about keir starmer's record head public record as head of public prosecutions, about rotherham, about the grooming gang about all of the grooming gang issues you've just raised issues that you've just raised there. i wouldn't been there. i wouldn't have been talking if it

talking about that today if it wasn't this. now that's wasn't for this. so now that's out there on news. i mean, wasn't for this. so now that's outyou re on news. i mean, wasn't for this. so now that's outyou think news. i mean, wasn't for this. so now that's outyou think thatiews. i mean, wasn't for this. so now that's outyou think that this. i mean, wasn't for this. so now that's outyou think that this just ean, do you think that this just screams go on, go on. screams of time? go on, go on. no, you take it away. back on. i was going to say, next time you interview jim mcmahon, say the shadow environment secretary, perhaps like to delve into perhaps you'd like to delve into his record at oldham council when was leader there and when he was leader there and whether did enough to stop whether he did enough to stop the appalling sex trafficking that went on under the council's nose at that time. now, i don't know wnoinoi— e now, i don't know whether mcmahon knew what was know whether mcmahon knew what going — know whether mcmahon knew what going on — know whether mcmahon knew what going on on— know whether mcmahon knew what was going on or the— know whether mcmahon knew what was going on or the extent to it, was going on or the extent to g, bui— was going on or the extent to g, bui wnoi— was going on or the extent to it, but what was— was going on or the extent to it, but what was his role in lying— it, but what was his role in iiying io— it, but what was his role in trying to trying— it, but what was his role in trying to trying to stop it. inoi-o— trying to trying to stop it. that's that's— trying to trying to stop it. that's that's something that's woll— that's that's something that's woll wonn— that's that's something that's well worth exploring if labour's got well worth exploring if labour's goi io— well worth exploring if labour's goi io bo— well worth exploring if labour's goi io bo woiy— well worth exploring if labour's got to be very careful here that oi— got to be very careful here that oi inio— got to be very careful here that some of this stuff— got to be very careful here that some of this stuff it could come oongonouoly— some of this stuff it could come dangerously close— some of this stuff it could come dangerously close to home. voob. — dangerously close to home. voob. ioo. — dangerously close to home. yeah. 100. michael,- dangerously close to home. / 00 i dangerously close to home. yeah. 100. michael, look, thank you very, very much. absolute pleasure that take care. hopefully to see you soon. michael crick there broadcast journalists industry institution isn't. see? there we go. yeah. i mean, i think he's absolutely expertly summarised the myriad of problems here that keir starmer opened himself.

starmer has opened for himself. joining , and i'm joining me now, though, and i'm fascinated get the take of fascinated to get the take of this individual really is a child sex abuse survivor and campaigner is dave sharp . dave, campaigner is dave sharp. dave, thank you very much for coming on.and thank you very much for coming on. and thank you for your bravery and everything that you do talking out about the devastating impact child devastating impact that child sexual how do you sexual abuse has. how do you feel about the idea that it would appear to me anyway, that child sexual abuse is essentially being weaponized as a political tool now ? well , this a political tool now? well, this is exactly what's— c eli�* 7 well, this is exactly what's happened c l 7 well, this is exactly what's happened . is exactly what's happened. wboi— is exactly what's happened. wboi wo— is exactly what's happened. what we have— is exactly what's happened. what we have to _ is exactly what's happened. what we have to understand here, patrick, is first thing we have to understand is what exactly are the labour party saying here? are they saying that they will— here? are they saying that they will look— here? are they saying that they will look ub— here? are they saying that they will lock up better— g»i;”»i;7’ are they saying that they will lock up better than the conservatives— will lock up better than the conservatives ?_ will lock up better than the conservatives ? are they are they conservatives? are they are they ooying — conservatives? are they are they saying themselves— conservatives? are they are they saying themselves that that they nowon-i— saying themselves that that they nowon-i iono— saying themselves that that they haven't done anything in the booi— haven't done anything in the booi 7— haven't done anything in the pool obno— haven't done anything in the pool lino inoy— haven't done anything in the past ? are they going to do past? are they going to do onongo— past? are they going to do change things— past? are they going to do change things different ? if change things different? if inoi-o— change things different? if inoi-o ino— change things different? if that's the case, show us what youo— that's the case, show us what you going— that's the case, show us what you going-lob.- that's the case, show us what you're going yep. i you're going to. yep. dave, let nio— you're going to. yep. dave, let no iuoo— you're going to. yep. dave, let me just very quickly, dave, sorry about this. sorry about this problem your this slight problem with your microphone. to

microphone. i'm going to just ask you another in ask you another question in a second. now, we're get second. now, we're going to get that issue sorted that microphone issue sorted out. give me one out. i think just give me one second we'll come back second and we'll we'll come back to you, dave. all right. so, yes, look, look, just to kind of contextualise about why we're talking back contextualise about why we're ta|him back contextualise about why we're ta|him in back contextualise about why we're ta|him in a back contextualise about why we're ta|him in a second back contextualise about why we're ta|him in a second is back contextualise about why we're ta|him in a second is because ck to him in a second is because labour have put out this big campaign advert which basically says that sunak doesn't says that rishi sunak doesn't care sent to prison, care about being sent to prison, which because it's which is a lie because it's a complete they've doubled complete lie. they've doubled down on it, they've retweeted complete lie. they've doubled do'think it, they've retweeted complete lie. they've doubled do'think it, they'velaboureted complete lie. they've doubled do'think it, they'velabour press it. think since the labour press office that. they've office has done that. they've since put another tweet up saying he doesn't care saying that he doesn't care about prison if about people going to prison if they a gun and intend to they have a gun and intend to use so basically shoot use that. so basically shoot people death . i mean, rishi people to death. i mean, rishi sunak obviously does care about that stuff and it's all part of a big campaign of labour trying to say they are the party of law and i think it might and order. but i think it might actually back on labour actually snap back on labour because people can go, well , because people can go, well, keir, weren't you how did this sps didn't you have the opportunity prosecute opportunity to prosecute more people? should you have people? could or should you have not more people, not prosecuted more people, including some prominent including some very prominent people? rotherham , people? and look at rotherham, look child grooming gang look at the child grooming gang areas . did they

areas etcetera. did they do enough about dave sharp is enough about that? dave sharp is back believe. thank back now, i believe. thank you very sorry very much. cheers dave. sorry about good man. look, about that, my good man. look, you were saying that you're concerned. think, them concerned. i think, about them weaponizing the child sexual abuse political gain. is abuse for political gain. is that yeah yeah. one of that right? yeah yeah. one of the that right? yeah yeah. one of no biggooi— that right? yeah yeah. one of the biggest things— that right? yeah yeah. one of the biggest things in- . 37 / yeah. one of the biggest things in our oouniiy— the biggest things in our oouniiy oni— the biggest things in our country and what we were saying oonlioi— country and what we were saying ooilioi on— country and what we were saying earlier on about— country and what we were saying earlier on about the using the auoinolion— earlier on about the using the australian model— earlier on about the using the australian model for example, wnoi— australian model for example, wnoi booblo— australian model for example, what people have to understand is what people have to understand io inoi— what people have to understand io inoi oo— what people have to understand io inoi oo o— what people have to understand is that as a nation,— what people have to understand is that as a nation, britain or bniioin— is that as a nation, britain or britain, scotland— is that as a nation, britain or britain, scotland and ireland or inglonb— britain, scotland and ireland or inglono, wo— britain, scotland and ireland or england, we have— britain, scotland and ireland or england, we have a problem oooling— england, we have a problem oooling wiin— england, we have a problem dealing with this subject. when i dealing with this subject. when i ooy— dealing with this subject. when i ooy wo— dealing with this subject. when i ooy in— dealing with this subject. when i say we, i'm talking about the gonoiol— i say we, i'm talking about the gononol bublio— i say we, i'm talking about the general public that is the biggooi— general public that is the biggest weapon that the government— biggest weapon that the government have is that there's not government have is that there's nob—oboolingl government have is that there'si not—speaking out. not enough people speaking out. now:— not enough people speaking out. wow-ino— not enough people speaking out. wow-inio guy— not enough people speaking out. now,-this guy has- not enough people speaking out. now, this guy has done now, what this guy has done ioioy— today, keir starmer, is booioolly— today, keir starmer, is booioolly .— today, keir starmer, is basically , as- today, keir starmer, is basically , as you've said basically, as you've said younooli— basically, as you've said yourself, he— basically, as you've said yourself, he shot yourself in ino— yourself, he shot yourself in ino iooi. — yourself, he shot yourself in the foot. because- yourself, he shot yourself in the foot. l �*7 yourself, he shot yourself in the foot. l �*7 the foot. because if you look at twitter, 80% of people who responded on twitter were laboun responded on twitter were labour. labour members who talk about and one person said that this is cheap, about and one person said that this is cheap , cheap about and one person said that this is cheap, cheap in politics. now, hang on a minute. now— politics. now, hang on a minute. now inoy— politics. now, hang on a minute. now inoy ininl— politics. now, hang on a minute. how they think the— l»; now, hang on a minute. how they think the survivors iool— how they think the survivors iool wiin— how they think the survivors feel with that— how they think the survivors feel with that kind of language . lou— feel with that kind of language . you know— feel with that kind of language . you know, 80%_ feel with that kind of language . you know, 80% of responded on

iwiiion— . you know, 80% of responded on iwiiion ill— . you know, 80% of responded on iwiiion i-ll ooy— . you know, 80% of responded on twitter. i'll say we— . you know, 80% of responded on twitter. i'll say we don't talk oboui— twitter. i'll say we don't talk oboui inio— twitter. i'll say we don't talk about this kind— twitter. i'll say we don't talk about this kind of thing. and a ooublo— about this kind of thing. and a ooublo oi— about this kind of thing. and a ooublo oi booblo— about this kind of thing. and a couple of people even used the worl— couple of people even used the wool guiion— couple of people even used the wono guiioi. — couple of people even used the word gutter . this— couple of people even used the word gutter. this is- couple of people even used the word gutter . g�* word gutter. this is this is an inqu word gutter. this is this is an insult to survivors have had insult to survivors who have had to live with this all their life . i mean, what kind of focus groups are dealing with this and giving this kind of guidance to groups are dealing with this and givi labour kind of guidance to groups are dealing with this and givi labour party)f guidance to groups are dealing with this and givi labour party , guidance to groups are dealing with this and givi labour party , opening e to groups are dealing with this and givi labour party , opening up) the labour party, opening up this can of worms and not expecting response from expecting a response from survivors? now said on twitter ioooy— survivors? now said on twitter ioooy inoi— survivors? now said on twitter today that there— survivors? now said on twitter today that there is— ”i 7 now said on twitter today that there is no party more survivors— today that there is no party more survivors of historical onio— more survivors of historical onilo oo— more survivors of historical child sex abuse— more survivors of historical child sex abuse in prison than inono— child sex abuse in prison than inono io— child sex abuse in prison than inono io inoi— child sex abuse in prison than there is that shows that the iuoiioo— there is that shows that the justice system _ there is that shows that the justice system is broken and oonbloioly— justice system is broken and completely broken . “43?" c completely broken. yeah, it loos.— completely broken. yeah, it does. ano— completely broken. yeah, it does. and clearly it's survivors who are let down in the moment . who are let down in the moment. so at the time when this horrible abuse is taking place and then in their lives that follow, that would indicate wouldn't and we're wouldn't it as well. and we're seeing time and time again, seeing this time and time again, look, the grooming gang issue is something that we have been very, very focussed on here at gb news. we've done a lot of work on and doing our best to

try to expose it and try to get certain things done it. certain things done about it. and that recently the and i know that recently the conservative government said that they were really going to try look into even more. try to look into it even more. but you just feel as a nation but do you just feel as a nation that we shy from tackling that we shy away from tackling the of rampant the very real issue of rampant paedophilia and rampant child sexual in this country and sexual abuse in this country and that frankly, neither political party should be trying to claim that they've actually got a grip of this thing and they're the ones really care about the ones that really care about the kids well. the only ones kids as well. not the only ones that they're the only ones that care. they're the only ones inoi— that care. they're the only ones inoi-ooiuolly— that care. they're the only ones that. actually do _ leli; they're the only ones that actually do something leli; they're the only ones that it.actually do something leli; they're the only ones that it. because do something leli; they're the only ones that it. because whatnething leli; they're the only ones that it. because what we hing leli; they're the only ones that it. because what we have about it. because what we have in-oouniiy— about it. because what we have in-oouniiy io— about it. because what we have in .country is and - about it. because what we have in .country is and i- about it. because what we have in country is and i want to in this country is and i want to be in this country is and i want to bo ooioiul— in this country is and i want to be careful not— in this country is and i want to be careful not to— in this country is and i want to be careful not to tear away from any— be careful not to tear away from ony booblo — be careful not to tear away from ony booblo wno— be careful not to tear away from any people who doing the any people who are doing the good— any people who are doing the gooo-wnon— any people who are doing the gooo-wnon wo- any people who are doing the good when we talk about good work. when we talk about the good work. when we talk about no grooming— good work. when we talk about the grooming gangs, look at the grooming gangs, we look at the grooming gangs, we look at ino-oyoion,— the grooming gangs, we look at the-system, the— the grooming gangs, we look at the system, the number the care system, the number of booblo— the care system, the number ofi booblo—ino people who are coming out, the oooo-io-w going- people who are coming out, the. care _we're going. now care system. we're going to now get under 25 seconds in get more under 25 seconds in prison. we've got more kids on ongo— prison. we've got more kids on drug5--are_ prison. we've got more kids on drugs.-are coming- we've got more kids on drugs. are coming out of drugs. people are coming out of the drugs. people are coming out of ino ooo— drugs. people are coming out of the care system— drugs. people are coming out of the care system and the speed, ioiniob— the care system and the speed, ioiniob ino — the care system and the speed, patrick, the speed— the care system and the speed, patrick, the speed at which some of patrick, the speed at which some oi—goiiing- of these kids are getting iniougn— of these kids are getting through the— of these kids are getting through the services, of these kids are getting- through the-services, the through the social services, the iuoiioo— through the social services, the justice _ lawyers - through the social services, thei justice—lawyers and justice system with lawyers and iuogoo. — judges. why? because they can't oon-i—oboui- judges. why? because they can't don't—about it. - judges. why? because they can't don't—about it. as. don't like to talk about it. as

soon as you mention- don't like to talk about it. as soon as you mention child sex abuse, a fact. we are abuse, it's a fact. we are treated worse than criminals because nobody wants to take and listen to the real hard stories of what we suffered. and it makes it so easy for the grooming gangs. it makes it so easy for survivors to be exploited by various different groups. yeah, indeed. look, i really— groups. yeah, indeed. look, i really appreciate— g::t. yeah, indeed. look, i really appreciate you go. yeah, indeed. look, i really appreciate you coming on, dave. — really appreciate you coming on, dave. thank— really appreciate you coming on, dave. thank you— really appreciate you coming on, dave. thank you very, very much. and— dave. thank you very, very much. and hopefully— dave. thank you very, very much. and hopefully we— dave. thank you very, very much. and hopefully we chat again soon. dave sharpe there, who is a chim— soon. dave sharpe there, who is a child sex— soon. dave sharpe there, who is a child sex abuse— soon. dave sharpe there, who is a child sex abuse survivor and a campaigner— a child sex abuse survivor and a campaigner taking— a child sex abuse survivor and a campaigner taking an incredibly dim campaigner taking an incredibly iim ie— campaigner taking an incredibly iim en— campaigner taking an incredibly dim view, an incredibly dim view of keir— dim view, an incredibly dim view of keir ei— dim view, an incredibly dim view of keir or me— dim view, an incredibly dim view of keir or the labour party's ieeieien— of keir or the labour party's ieeieien io— of keir or the labour party's decision to go— of keir or the labour party's decision to go and tweet out iiiei— decision to go and tweet out me ieieiii — decision to go and tweet out that rishi sunak— decision to go and tweet out that rishi sunak doesn't care whether— that rishi sunak doesn't care wieiiiei ei— that rishi sunak doesn't care whether or not— that rishi sunak doesn't care whether or not go to prison . i whether or not go to prison. i mean, when you— whether or not go to prison. i mean, when you look at rotherham,— mean, when you look at rotherham, we spoke to michael crick— rotherham, we spoke to michael criek ee— rotherham, we spoke to michael criek as even— rotherham, we spoke to michael crick as well before that, iiin-i— crick as well before that, iiin-i wee— crick as well before that, didn't we.7 just- crick as well before that, didn't we.7 just saying crick as well before that, didn't we? just saying this is going— didn't we? just saying this is going ee— didn't we? just saying this is going to absolutely open the iieeigeiee— floodgates for people now to go all floodgates for people now to go eii right— floodgates for people now to go all right.-labour's- all right. what's labour's receia— all right. what's labour's record on this?- all right. what's labour's record on this? because spoiler eieiit— record on this? because spoiler eieii. ii-e— record on this? because spoiler eieii. ii-e nei— record on this? because spoiler alert, it's not good— alert, it's not good now, iiieugiit— alert, it's not good now,- thought—epeee though, to a concerning report imm— though, to a concerning report from migration— though, to a concerning report from migration watch on the nhs. iiiey-ve— from migration watch on the nhs. they've revealed _ from migration watch on the nhs. they've revealed that more foreign— they've revealed that more foreign doctors— they've revealed that more foreign doctors joined the ieeiiii— foreign doctors joined the health service- foreign doctors joined the health service last year than me— health service last year than ree eureeri— health service last year than

the number of— health service last year than the number of medical students wee— the number of medical students who eereiiei— the number of medical students who enrolled in— the number of medical students who enrolled in courses . let's who enrolled in courses. let's go who enrolled in courses. let's gem-— who enrolled in courses. let's geeeree- ei- who enrolled in courses. let's go-some of the- who enrolled in courses. let's go some of the key go through some of the key iieiiege— go through some of the key findings—we?- go through some of the key findings—we? sol go through some of the key- findings_we? so more findings now, shall we? so more rere— findings now, shall we? so more reee-ieerere— findings now, shall we? so more than-doctors joined- than 12,000 doctors joined the res— than 12,000 doctors joined the res reeieei— than 12,000 doctors joined the nhs england from last nhs england from abroad last year— nhs england from abroad last year .— nhs england from abroad last year . rear-e— nhs england from abroad last year . that's well— nhs england from abroad last year . that's well above the year. that's well above the ereeuer— year. that's well above the ereeuer er— year. that's well above the amount of overseas doctors joining— amount of overseas doctors joining ers— amount of overseas doctors joining nhs england. amount of overseas doctors joining nhs england . they joining nhs england. they outnumbered— joining nhs england. they outnumbered british students who eigeei— outnumbered british students who eigeei re— outnumbered british students who eigeee re re— outnumbered british students who signed up to medicine courses, a eere— signed up to medicine courses, a eere er— signed up to medicine courses, a massive 46% of doctors who ieieei— massive 46% of doctors who ieieei ree— massive 46% of doctors who joined the nhs— massive 46% of doctors who joined the nhs in 2022 were iereige— joined the nhs in 2022 were foreign nationals , and less than foreign nationals, and less than earr— foreign nationals, and less than here er— foreign nationals, and less than heir of ree— foreign nationals, and less than half of the people— foreign nationals, and less than half of the people in the uk who eeeiiei— half of the people in the uk who epeiieri rer— half of the people in the uk who applied for places— half of the people in the uk who applied for places on medicine. courses— applied for places on medicine. courses were more— applied for places on medicine. courses were more successful. reek.— courses were more successful. reek. ieieiee— courses were more successful. reek. joining ree— courses were more successful. look, joining me now is dr. bearer— look, joining me now is dr. bharat pankhania is a senior eiieieei— bharat pankhania is a senior clinical lecturer— bharat pankhania is a senior clinical lecturer at the university— clinical lecturer at the university of - clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical seeeei. — university of exeter medical seeeei. or. — university of exeter medical school. dr. bharat, great stuff. ire— school. dr. bharat, great stuff. we eer— school. dr. bharat, great stuff. we eer ee— school. dr. bharat, great stuff. it's not as doddie_ school. dr. bharat, great stuff. it's not as doddie not we talked to it's not as doddie not we talked re vou— it's not as doddie not we talked re you aberr— it's not as doddie not we talked to you about covid_ it's not as doddie not we talked to you about covid for once, eerueiiyt— to you about covid for once, eerueiiy. ire— to you about covid for once, actually, it's good. so should eeeeie— actually, it's good. so should peepie ire— actually, it's good. so should people be worried about this or eerueiir— people be worried about this or eerueiir-e— people be worried about this or actually-a good- people be worried about this or actually a good thing? actually, is this a good thing? why— actually, is this a good thing? why-people- actually, is this a good thing? why-people .- actually, is this a good thing? why-people . ii- actually, is this a good thing? why people , if they are, why should people, if they are, be concerned _ why should people, if they are, be concerned about the idea that eer— be concerned about the idea that gee mere— be concerned about the idea that we've got more foreign doctors ieieiee— we've got more foreign doctors joining-nhs— we've got more foreign doctors joining. nhs than - we've got more foreign doctors joining nhs than we are joining our nhs than we are ereerieg— joining our nhs than we are ereeriee eur— joining our nhs than we are creating our own , as it were ? creating our own, as it were? crersiir— creating our own, as it were? crersiir ree— creating our own, as it were? christie the big— creating our own, as it were? christie the big issue- creating our own, as it were? christie the big issue is we are

not training enough doctors in the united kingdom . furthermore, the united kingdom. furthermore, it is not possible for us to train a large, large, large increased number at the drop of a hat. there's a lot of planning, preparation , planning, preparation, facilities, tutors like myself to be found, engaged and to train. furthermore we have also got one more problem which is by the time we have extensively trained all these doctors in the united kingdom , many of them are united kingdom, many of them are either giving up on medicine altogether or many of them are emigre dating to other countries like canada, australia, new zealand. so we have a problem on multiple fronts . my view is , and multiple fronts. my view is, and i'm on record, you know, i sit on committees and i remember sitting in one room and i said, it is not right to be poaching doctors from poorer nations because we have failed to produce our own. but we need to

produce our own. but we need to produce our own. we need to make the facilities good for our own to stay here and this is a big task. we must undertake. nevertheless, i just ask . we nevertheless, i just ask. we have to do it. does it the queeriee— have to do it. does it the queeriee i— have to do it. does it the question i would- r:o . does it the question i would say is, does it eerueiiy— question i would say is, does it actually really— question i would say is, does it actually really matter if we are ereeieyieg— actually really matter if we are employing doctors from other eeuerriee— employing doctors from other countries who _ employing doctors from other countries who we— employing doctors from other countries who we have not had to go rereuge— countries who we have not had to go rererge ree— countries who we have not had to go through the expense as a eeriee— go through the expense as a eeriee er— go through the expense as a nation of paying— go through the expense as a nation of paying to train and they— nation of paying to train and reey ere— nation of paying to train and re geod— nation of paying to train and they are good enough, then why eeeuii— they are good enough, then why eeeuii ir— they are good enough, then why should it bother— they are good enough, then why should it bother people? well it's should it bother people? well ir-e eer— should it bother people? well ir-e eer e— should it bother people? well it's not a question of it. kiri“; it's not a question of it. why serum— it's not a question of it. why seeuii ii— it's not a question of it. why should it bother people? but looking at it globally, it is very important that we do not depnve very important that we do not deprive other countries of their own home—grown doctors. so what we are doing really is deferring investment in our own doctors and asking other countries which can fall into an australia not be doing . but isn't it, isn't it be doing. but isn't it, isn't it wreeg— be doing. but isn't it, isn't it wreeg reee— be doing. but isn't it, isn't it wrong then for— r:o g but isn't it, isn't it wrong then for canada and auerreiie— wrong then for canada and australia to— wrong then for canada and australia to be— wrong then for canada and australia to be trying to pinch our australia to be trying to pinch decree— australia to be trying to pinch our doctors ? _ australia to be trying to pinch our doctors ? �*fiiocc australia to be trying to pinch our doctors ? our doctors? well, this is this is what happens when you have

what you call where can i get cheap labour from? and , and cheap labour from? and, and where are the— cheap labour from? and, and where are the facilities- f ” , and, and where are the facilities better . se— where are the facilities better . so ree— where are the facilities better . so yes, canada— where are the facilities better . so yes, canada ought to train ei— . so yes, canada ought to train er ire— . so yes, canada ought to train more of its own— . so yes, canada ought to train more of its own doctors . same more of its own doctors. same wire— more of its own doctors. same with australia,— more of its own doctors. same with australia, same with new zeeieei. — with australia, same with new zealand. unfortunately we all keew— zealand. unfortunately we all keew rear— zealand. unfortunately we all keew rear ir— zealand. unfortunately we all know that it costs a lot of reeeey— know that it costs a lot of money re— know that it costs a lot of money to train.- know that it costs a lot of money to train. therefore, what eeeeeee— money to train. therefore, what eepeeee ie— money to train. therefore, what eepeeee is uk— money to train. therefore, what happens is uk doctors go to ceeeiet— happens is uk doctors go to canada, australia, new zealand, ieiiet— canada, australia, new zealand, ieiiet africa— canada, australia, new zealand, ieiiet arriee .— canada, australia, new zealand, india, africa , doctors come to india, africa, doctors come to ree— india, africa, doctors come to re ur— india, africa, doctors come to re ire eeri— india, africa, doctors come to the uk and that— india, africa, doctors come to the uk and that that is your free— the uk and that that is your free marker— the uk and that that is your free market at— the uk and that that is your free market at play. what was eerie.— free market at play. what was better, christie,— free market at play. what was better, christie, was this . we better, christie, was this. we eeri— better, christie, was this. we had freedom _ better, christie, was this. we had freedom of— better, christie, was this. we had freedom of movement between the had freedom of movement between ree rureeeee— had freedom of movement between the european union— had freedom of movement between the european union ,_ had freedom of movement between the european union , european the european union, european ireiee— the european union, european union countries— the european union, european union countries and the uk , and union countries and the uk, and reere— union countries and the uk, and reere we— union countries and the uk, and were we wee— union countries and the uk, and there we were benefiting from decree— there we were benefiting from ieerere were — there we were benefiting from doctors from the— there we were benefiting from doctors from the european union . aeri— doctors from the european union . and remember— doctors from the european union . and remember one day we would wee— . and remember one day we would eiee iiwe— . and remember one day we would eiee iiie re— . and remember one day we would eiee iiie re ge— . and remember one day we would also like to go and— . and remember one day we would also like to go and work in the rwreeeee— also like to go and work in the european union— also like to go and work in the european union and the other way ewe-i — european union and the other way round. unfortunately, that is a lot round. unfortunately, that is a er mere— round. unfortunately, that is a lot more difficult. now further to lot more difficult. now further re brewi— lot more difficult. now further to brexit and— lot more difficult. now further to brexit and therefore we end up to brexit and therefore we end we eer— to brexit and therefore we end we eer eeiw— to brexit and therefore we end up not only having doctors from. wowe— up not only having doctors from. we wer— up not only having doctors from. we you eweeerr— up not only having doctors from. would you support doctor, can i, i— would you support doctor, can i, i eer— would you support doctor, can i, i ask her— would you support doctor, can i, can i ask just quickly, would

you— can i ask just quickly, would you eweeerr— can i ask just quickly, would you eweeerr e— can i ask just quickly, would you support a ban on british decree— you support a ban on british doctors being— you support a ban on british doctors being able to go to ceeeie— doctors being able to go to ceeeie eeri— doctors being able to go to canada and australia because rear— canada and australia because we wowe— canada and australia because that would remove the top eeiiiee— that would remove the top ceiling then— that would remove the top ceiling then wouldn't it? ' r: ceiling then wouldn't it? and reen— ceiling then wouldn't it? and reee thew-ri— ceiling then wouldn't it? and then they'd have— ceiling then wouldn't it? and then they'd have to - ceiling then wouldn't it? and then they'd have to stay here and the people from india and then the people from india or else they're or wherever else that they're coming from then or africa coming from would then or africa , were saying, would , as you were saying, would presumably where presumably have to stay where they are. it would all sort the whole thing out, wouldn't it, if australia canada were banned australia and canada were banned from doctors? no, from pinching our doctors? no, we that in a free we can't do that in a free movement. what we can do, movement. but what we can do, weer— movement. but what we can do, weer-cae— movement. but what we can do, weer-ere do,— movement. but what we can do, what-can do, and— movement. but what we can do, what can do, and it's a lot what we can do, and it's a lot easier-banning.- what we can do, and it's a lot easier banning. it's simple easier than banning. it's simple . were— easier than banning. it's simple . make-conditions- easier than banning. it's simple . make conditions better, . make the conditions better, reeke— . make the conditions better, make ree— . make the conditions better, make the conditions more less eeeriie— make the conditions more less eeeriie eeri— make the conditions more less hostile and therefore people weer— hostile and therefore people weer re— hostile and therefore people want to leave _ hostile and therefore people want to leave that is what we eeei— want to leave that is what we eeei re— want to leave that is what we eeei re re— want to leave that is what we need to do because thank you wee— need to do because thank you wee ewee— need to do because thank you wee ewee or. — need to do because thank you very much, dr. bharat pankhania , very much, dr. bharat pankhania twee-e— very much, dr. bharat pankhania twee-eleeeier— very much, dr. bharat pankhania , who's senior clinical , who's a senior clinical ieerwrer— , who's a senior clinical ieerwrer er— , who's a senior clinical lecturer at the- , who's a senior clinical lecturer at the university of rxerer— lecturer at the university of exeter medical— lecturer at the university of exeter medical school. ?g exeter medical school. right. okav- — exeter medical school. right. okav- so — exeter medical school. right. okay. so should the royal family pay okay. so should the royal family pay reparations for the alleged links to the slave trade dating back more than 300 years? i called it yesterday. there was the first wave. king charles says he's going cooperate says he's going to cooperate with an inquisition the with an inquisition into the slave fine. well, slave trade. okay, fine. well, what comes next, charles?

they're going to call for you to pay they're going to call for you to pay reparations. you go, wow, i wouldn't refuse to pay reparations. right. so you're wouldn't refuse to pay reparato ns. right. so you're wouldn't refuse to pay reparato endtight. so you're wouldn't refuse to pay reparato end upit. so you're wouldn't refuse to pay reparato end upit. so y(stuff, going to end up paying stuff, which means all going to which means we're all going to end paying. so do you mind end up paying. so do you mind not that, please? because not doing that, please? because i got nothing do with i have got nothing to do with the trade

channel welcome back. i've got loads more coming your way between now and 5 pm. on good friday. i'm going to ask the question, is the uk still a christian country in france, people have been putting crucifixes up just to remind people that they are still a christian country. so there you go. i think that's a discussion worth having today, isn't it? and after agreeing to put migrants on a barge, could rishi soon decide to rishi sunak hak soon decide to house on floating house prisoners on floating jails well? a bit of jails as well? a bit of a juxtaposition between those two stories, isn't there? but there we are. but right now though, before we get stuck into all of that and a big discussion about whether not you, the whether or not you, the taxpayer, will be comfortable paying paying reparations for the slave trade decides

trade if king charles decides that. we all that. well, frankly, we all should. that's going be should. that's going to be a discussion and a half. but right now, as your headlines with bethany . patrick, thank you. bethany. patrick, thank you. here's the latest from the gb wewereere er— here's the latest from the gb newsroom at 431,— here's the latest from the gb newsroom at 431, the company which— newsroom at 431, the company which ewiire— newsroom at 431, the company which audits the _ newsroom at 431, the company which audits the accounts of the seerriee— which audits the accounts of the scottish national— which audits the accounts of the scottish national party has reeieeei. — scottish national party has resigned. the— scottish national party has resigned. the accountancy firm reeeeree— resigned. the accountancy firm johnston carmichael have made the johnston carmichael have made we ieeieiee— johnston carmichael have made the decision after— johnston carmichael have made the decision after reviewing its eiieer— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio.— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio. it— the decision after reviewing its client portfolio. it follows wieeie— client portfolio. it follows nicola sturgeon's husband , the nicola sturgeon's husband, the former— nicola sturgeon's husband, the ierreer swi— nicola sturgeon's husband, the former snp chief— nicola sturgeon's husband, the former snp chief executive peter irweeii— former snp chief executive peter irweeii ieieg— former snp chief executive peter murrell being arrested and then reieeeei— murrell being arrested and then released without— murrell being arrested and then released without charge. police are continuing— released without charge. police are continuing to— released without charge. police are continuing to investigate his are continuing to investigate eie rere— are continuing to investigate eie reie ie— are continuing to investigate his role in snp— are continuing to investigate his role in snp finances. are continuing to investigate his role in snp finances . police his role in snp finances. police in his role in snp finances. police ie weeeere— his role in snp finances. police in northern ireland are warning reeir— in northern ireland are warning their officers— in northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by eieeiieere— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in— their officers could be targeted by dissidents in london , derry by dissidents in london, derry reis— by dissidents in london, derry reie reerer. — by dissidents in london, derry this easter. that's— by dissidents in london, derry this easter. that's ahead of a see— this easter. that's ahead of a erere weir— this easter. that's ahead of a erere weir ew— this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us— this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us president joe eiiee— state visit by us president joe eiiee wee-e— state visit by us president joe biden, who's arriving in belfast on biden, who's arriving in belfast ee iweeiew— biden, who's arriving in belfast on tuesday. the— biden, who's arriving in belfast on tuesday. the psni says it's received— on tuesday. the psni says it's received strong _ on tuesday. the psni says it's received strong intel alliance erreeie— received strong intel alliance erreewe ere— received strong intel alliance attacks are being planned for week— attacks are being planned for beer eeiiiew— attacks are being planned for bank holiday monday. m15 raised the terrorism _ bank holiday monday. m15 raised the terrorism threat level in

ree— the terrorism threat level in we were— the terrorism threat level in the country to _ the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the country to severe following we eeeeriee— the country to severe following the shooting of— the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective john— the shooting of senior detective reee ceieweii— the shooting of senior detective john caldwell .— the shooting of senior detective john caldwell . labour. the john caldwell. labour. the ieiewr— john caldwell. labour. the ieiewr periw— john caldwell. labour. the labour party has stood by an erweri— labour party has stood by an advert claiming— labour party has stood by an advert claiming that rishi sunak ieeee-r— advert claiming that rishi sunak ieeee-r reiew— advert claiming that rishi sunak doesn't think child sex abusers eeewii— doesn't think child sex abusers eeewii ge— doesn't think child sex abusers eeewii ge re— doesn't think child sex abusers should go to prison . the ad, should go to prison. the ad, peered— should go to prison. the ad, peered ee— should go to prison. the ad, posted on twitter, has drawn eririeiere — posted on twitter, has drawn criticism from _ posted on twitter, has drawn criticism from mps , with senior criticism from mps, with senior rew— criticism from mps, with senior tory reieierere— criticism from mps, with senior tory ministers accusing labour of tory ministers accusing labour er a— tory ministers accusing labour or e wie— tory ministers accusing labour or a we eeri— tory ministers accusing labour of a vile and despot lit eeeeeige— of a vile and despot lit campaign strategy . and s—club campaign strategy. and s—club severe-e— campaign strategy. and s—club sewee-e rewi— campaign strategy. and s—club seven's paul cattermole has passed— seven's paul cattermole has passed away— seven's paul cattermole has passed away aged 46, only weeks erre— passed away aged 46, only weeks eiier ree— passed away aged 46, only weeks after the band— passed away aged 46, only weeks after the band announced a comeback— after the band announced a comeback tour.— after the band announced a comeback tour. in a statement issued— comeback tour. in a statement issued by— comeback tour. in a statement issued by ree— comeback tour. in a statement issued by the family and group, it issued by the family and group, i said— issued by the family and group, i said were— issued by the family and group, it said there are— issued by the family and group, it said there are no— issued by the family and group, it said there are no words to describe— it said there are no words to describe their— it said there are no words to describe their deep sadness. he rowed— describe their deep sadness. he was found yesterday at his home in was found yesterday at his home ie oereer. — was found yesterday at his home in dorset. police— was found yesterday at his home in dorset. police say his death is eer— in dorset. police say his death is eer being— in dorset. police say his death is not being treated as suspicious— is not being treated as suspicious .- is not being treated as suspicious . you're up to date on suspicious. you're up to date on tv suspicious. you're up to date on iv eeiiee— suspicious. you're up to date on tv online dab+_ suspicious. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in tv online dab+ radio and on tune ie ew— tv online dab+ radio and on tune ie ire— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in now it's back— tv online dab+ radio and on tune in now it's back to— tv online dab+ radio and on tune

in now it's back to .— in now it's back to. patrick weir— in now it's back to. patrick weii .— in now it's back to. patrick well , yesterday- in now it's back to. patrick well , yesterday i covered the well, yesterday i covered the rear— well, yesterday i covered the news that the _ well, yesterday i covered the news that the royal family had agreei— news that the royal family had eereei re— news that the royal family had agreed to cooperate with research into _ agreed to cooperate with research into the historical iiewe— research into the historical links between _ research into the historical links between the british reeeereew— links between the british monarchy and- links between the british monarchy and the transatlantic sieve— monarchy and the transatlantic eiewerreie. — monarchy and the transatlantic slave trade. i— monarchy and the transatlantic slave trade. i said— monarchy and the transatlantic slave trade. r: e slave trade. i said at the time that people would jump on this bandwagon and enough, now bandwagon and sure enough, now they took less than 24 they have. it took less than 24 hours and it's not going to stop any soon. the national any time soon. the national reparations commission of grenada royals now to grenada wants the royals now to hold talks with them about paying hold talks with them about paying reparations. it will not end here. it will keep on going . and king charles, i've just got a horrible feeling he's going in this stuff going to cave in to this stuff and becomes a question and then it becomes a question of, who's paying it? of, well, who's paying for it? because the taxpayer ? it's because is it the taxpayer? it's not to be joined not going to be me. i'm joined now by philip cazaly, who's now by dr. philip cazaly, who's a historian and a cultural historian and a lecturer at the university of leeds. lecturer at the university of leeds . thank you very much. how leeds. thank you very much. how do feel about the idea that do you feel about the idea that king has not ruled out king charles has not ruled out paying king charles has not ruled out paying reparations ? uh, first of paying reparations? uh, first of all, hi, patrick.— paying reparations? uh, first of all, hi, patrick. it's— paying reparations? uh, first of all, hi, patrick. it's nice- g , uh, first of all, hi, patrick. it's nice to eie— all, hi, patrick. it's nice to re—

all, hi, patrick. it's nice to nice to speak— all, hi, patrick. it's nice to nice to speak to- all, hi, patrick. it's nice to nice to speak to you again. um, i-e — nice to speak to you again. um, i'm flabbergasted— nice to speak to you again. um, i'm flabbergasted . really- i'm flabbergasted. really disappointed. _ i'm flabbergasted. really disappointed. upset- g: really disappointed. upset at and i reei— disappointed. upset at and i ieei weer-e— disappointed. upset at and i feel what's going to happen. i rere— feel what's going to happen. i mean, let's just— feel what's going to happen. i mean, let's just get this right. rirei— mean, let's just get this right. rirsi ei— mean, let's just get this right. rirsi of air.— mean, let's just get this right. first of all, this— mean, let's just get this right. first of all, this is,— mean, let's just get this right. first of all, this is, i— mean, let's just get this right. first of all, this is, i think,- first of all, this is, i think, as far as i can see, a very inexperienced researcher. this is a phd project. so this- “ox " o; oi;r: ”o ” this is a phd project. so this is a sweet— is a phd project. so this is a erwieer. ree— is a phd project. so this is a student, the king is putting the reewreriee— student, the king is putting the rerwreriee .— student, the king is putting the rerwreriee . or— student, the king is putting the reputation . of the monarchy . reputation. of the monarchy. ire— reputation. of the monarchy. we owe— reputation. of the monarchy. ir-s reieg— reputation. of the monarchy. it's one thing which- reputation. of the monarchy. it's one thing which is- it's one thing which is incredibly alarming. and if this stuff is based in critical race theory , which i think it is, theory, which i think it is, there's no discussion . it's not there's no discussion. it's not really about r: f o“ it's not really about understanding eiererw — really about understanding eiererw. ire— really about understanding history. it's not- really about understanding history. . e really about understanding history. it's not about it's not about getting to grips with the past and getting a deeper dialogue. it's about obliterating- r: g it's about obliterating british culture dialogue. it's about- obliterating british culture and it's obliterating british culture and we aberr— obliterating british culture and it's about obliterating british reeeereew— it's about obliterating british reeeereew .— it's about obliterating british monarchy . it's,— it's about obliterating british monarchy . it's, as it's about obliterating british monarchy. it's, as douglas werew— monarchy. it's, as douglas murray ees— monarchy. it's, as douglas murray has said before , it's murray has said before, it's a ee ree— murray has said before, it's a war on the west— murray has said before, it's a war on the west ,_ murray has said before, it's a war on the west, a war on our weweei — war on the west, a war on our weweei aeri— war on the west, a war on our weweei aei i— war on the west, a war on our values. and i think for the king to values. and i think for the king re eee— values. and i think for the king to even consider— values. and i think for the king to even consider under being ieweiwei— to even consider under being ieweiwei ie— to even consider under being involved in such— to even consider under being involved in such a project is, as i— involved in such a project is, as r sav— involved in such a project is, as i saw .— involved in such a project is, as i saw . quire— involved in such a project is, as i say , quite frankly, as i say, quite frankly,

eierreieg. — as i say, quite frankly, alarming. as i say, quite frankly,- alarming. but look, mark my words, it'll go from this. it went from, well, would- went from, well, would you words, it'll go from this. it- went from, well, would you would you went from, well, would you would we eeerereie— went from, well, would you would you cooperate with— went from, well, would you would you cooperate with an investigation? he goes, yeah, all investigation? he goes, yeah, eii weer— investigation? he goes, yeah, all right then. _ investigation? he goes, yeah, all right then. and then it gees.— all right then. and then it goes weer.— all right then. and then it goes, right, okay. less than 24 were— goes, right, okay. less than 24 eewre-weiit— goes, right, okay. less than 24 hours-well, will- goes, right, okay. less than 24 hours well, will you pay hours on. well, will you pay reparations?— hours on. well, will you pay reparations? goes, well , reparations? and he goes, well, i reparations? and he goes, well, i—ewr. — reparations? and he goes, well, i—ewr. aeri- reparations? and he goes, well, i_out. and then. reparations? and he goes, well, i_out. and then iti iwon't rule it out. and then it wiii— iwon't rule it out. and then it wiii eeri— i won't rule it out. and then it wiii eei we— iwon't rule it out. and then it will end up being— i won't rule it out. and then it will end up being someone will sier— will end up being someone will slaplfigure_ will end up being someone will eierlrigwelir— will end up being someone will slaplfigure.it and- will end up being someone will slap figure it and there'll slap a figure on it and there'll be slap a figure on it and there'll ie eeree— slap a figure on it and there'll ie some-ei— slap a figure on it and there'll be some-of-figure.| be some kind of token figure. wei— be some kind of token figure. wee-rear— be some kind of token figure. and-that figure- be some kind of token figure. and that figure won't be and then that figure won't be eeewee. — and then that figure won't be eeewge. iii— and then that figure won't be enough. but if— and then that figure won't be enough. but if we look back at where— enough. but if we look back at where reis— enough. but if we look back at where this all— enough. but if we look back at where this all started recently were—ir-el from the guardian, it was a ieewreeer— from the guardian, it was a ieewreeer i— from the guardian, it was a document i think i'm right in eewiee— document i think i'm right in eewieg were— document i think i'm right in saying from 1684 with king wiiiiere— saying from 1684 with king william-third,- saying from 1684 with king. william,-third,-there william, the third, 1689. there you— william, the third, 1689. there wee-ieee— william, the third, 1689. there you been speedily you go. just been speedily eerreeiei— you go. just been speedily corrected from _ you go. just been speedily corrected from king william, the rewi— corrected from king william, the iiiri-eeweiei— corrected from king william, the third.-equated to- corrected from king william, the third. equated to in third. and it equated to in reiew-e— third. and it equated to in today's money,— third. and it equated to in today's money, apparently around iiiitooo— today's money, apparently around iiiitooo worri— today's money, apparently around £133,000 worth of— today's money, apparently around £133,000 worth of shares . okay. £133,000 worth of shares. okay. so £133,000 worth of shares. okay. so i— £133,000 worth of shares. okay. so ii king— £133,000 worth of shares. okay. so if king charles— £133,000 worth of shares. okay. so if king charles now says , all so if king charles now says, all weer.— so if king charles now says, all .rghr, wee,— so if king charles now says, all .rghr, weii. i— so if king charles now says, all right, well, i will— so if king charles now says, all right, well, i will give split it right, well, i will give split ii eweeiw— right, well, i will give split it evenly around the commonwealth, £133,000. it evenly around the— commonwealth, £133,000. they'll end commonwealth, £133,000. they'll eei wi— commonwealth, £133,000. they'll eei we eiiieg— commonwealth, £133,000. they'll end up adding that— commonwealth, £133,000. they'll end up adding that up to the reiiiieee— end up adding that up to the millions. and— end up adding that up to the millions. and it's just going to keep— millions. and it's just going to keep gerrieg— millions. and it's just going to keep getting higher and higher and keep getting higher and higher eei eieeee— keep getting higher and higher and higher, isn't— keep getting higher and higher and higher, isn't it? and then wie— and higher, isn't it? and then wee ewe— and higher, isn't it? and then wee iewe rer— and higher, isn't it? and then who pays for it?— and higher, isn't it? and then who pays for it? well �*fiiocc

who pays for it? well well, i ire-i— who pays for it? well well, i iee-i reeiiw— who pays for it? well well, i don't really think it's a question of who pays for it because i don't think anybody can pay for it because as you say, there isn't there isn't a ceiling here. it will just go on forever— ceiling here. it will just go on ierewer eeri— ceiling here. it will just go on forever and ever. _ ceiling here. it will just go on forever and ever. but- ozi; c g “oizi; it will just go on forever and ever. but it's ozi; c “g “oizi; it will just go on forever and ever. but it's the reeiiweriee— forever and ever. but it's the motivation behind the whole reieg. — motivation behind the whole reieg. wei— motivation behind the whole reieg. and i— motivation behind the whole thing. and i think- motivation behind the whole thing. r: motivation behind the whole thing. and i think to just dig a little bit deeper into what i said before, for if the lobby groups here and the research teachers everybody involved groups here and the research teachecared everybody involved groups here and the research teachecared aboutibody involved groups here and the research teachecared aboutibody in\theyj really cared about slavery, they wouldn't be obsessing about something that happened 2 or 300 years ago to one particular group of people because slavery was was global. slavery isn't reeiei — was was global. slavery isn't reeiei ire— was was global. slavery isn't racial. it's tribal— was was global. slavery isn't racial. it's tribal .— g slavery isn't racial. it's tribal . okay. so racial. it's tribal. okay. so eiewew— racial. it's tribal. okay. so slavery happened everywhere . slavery happened everywhere. wei— slavery happened everywhere. aei ee— slavery happened everywhere. and we we— slavery happened everywhere. and we iie ie— slavery happened everywhere. and on the in africa— slavery happened everywhere. and on the in africa ,- slavery happened everywhere. and on the in africa , the- slavery happened everywhere. and on the in africa , the people and on the in africa, the people of colour enslaved people of colour and that's still happening. my point is this if rieee— happening. my point is this if reeee ieeiie— happening. my point is this if these people cared— “g my point is this if these people cared about eiewerw— these people cared about eiewerw reew— these people cared about slavery, they would be involved wire— slavery, they would be involved we reeiiiee— slavery, they would be involved with tackling modern day slavery . okay?— with tackling modern day slavery . okay? ieew-i— with tackling modern day slavery . okay? they'd be— with tackling modern day slavery . okay? they'd be involved with. so . okay? they'd be involved with. so ie— . okay? they'd be involved with. so is ree— . okay? they'd be involved with. so ie we ie— . okay? they'd be involved with. so is the is the— . okay? they'd be involved with. so is the is the implication reeret— so is the is the implication reere. ir— so is the is the implication there, dr. philip, just very qwieiiw— there, dr. philip, just very qwieiiw .— there, dr. philip, just very quickly. right. there, dr. philip, just very quickly . right. patrick, slavery quickly. right. patrick, slavery in quickly. right. patrick, slavery ie africa— quickly. right. patrick, slavery in africa dealing— quickly. right. patrick, slavery in africa dealing with people

we— in africa dealing with people iiie ree— in africa dealing with people like the uyghur_ in africa dealing with people like the uyghur muslims in ciieet— like the uyghur muslims in ciieet rer— like the uyghur muslims in china, for example, 1.2 million uyghur_ china, for example, 1.2 million uyghur muslims— china, for example, 1.2 million uyghur muslims are in concentration camps. there are 500,000— concentration camps. there are 500,000 ei— concentration camps. there are 500,000 of them _ concentration camps. there are 500,000 of them are picking eerie— 500,000 of them are picking eeiree ie— 500,000 of them are picking cotton in fields— 500,000 of them are picking cotton in fields. - 500,000 of them are picking cotton in fields . rios t“ cotton in fields. well, i mean, yeah, there you go. the optics of that alone, just very quickly, very finally , dr. quickly, very finally, dr. philip, then, do you think this is just a shameless attempt to try get money and it's not try to get money and it's not actually about slavery. it's not about slaveryias_ actually about slavery. it's not about slaveryias-just- about slavery. as i've just eeii. — about slavery. as i've just eeii. lieiei— about slavery. as i've just said.ithink.is- about slavery. as i've just said.ithink.is. - about slavery. as i've just said. think is. e said. i think it is. it's brute politics. it's trying to destroy britain. it's politics. it's trying to destroy britain . it's trying to destroy britain. it's trying to destroy iriiiee— britain. it's trying to destroy british heritage. _ t“ it's trying to destroy british heritage. it's trying to ieeirew— british heritage. it's trying to destroy tradition . ' “r: e destroy tradition. and it's the old identitarian thing. if it wasn't about race, it would be about gender or sexual. yeah. look thank you very- . go;“r:o;i some yeah. look thank you very much. . go;“r:oi some yeah. look thank you very much. look, gree— look thank you very much. look, greei re— look thank you very much. look, greei re eeri— look thank you very much. look, great to chat to _ look thank you very much. look, great to chat to you— look thank you very much. look, great to chat to you again. and eeierwiiw— great to chat to you again. and eeierwiiw we-ii— great to chat to you again. and hopefully we'll talk again very, wee— hopefully we'll talk again very, wee ir— hopefully we'll talk again very, very soon. dr. philip albie reere— very soon. dr. philip albie were i— very soon. dr. philip albie there a cultural- very soon. dr. philip albie there a cultural historian and a ieeiwrer— there a cultural historian and a ieerwrer ei— there a cultural historian and a lecturer at the— there a cultural historian and a lecturer at the university of ieeie. — lecturer at the university of ieeie. aei — lecturer at the university of leeds. and actually, how reireeeiee— leeds. and actually, how refreshing-it- leeds. and actually, how refreshing it to leeds. and actually, how- refreshing . it to - someone refreshing is it to hear someone free—eur- refreshing is it to hear someone free—ewe eeii from a university come out and rew— from a university come out and raw-reare— from a university come out and talk-that? because- from a university come out and talk that? because normally talk like that? because normally ieew-we— talk like that? because normally eie-veneer— talk like that? because normally they've got multicolour odd they've all got multicolour odd ieir—erieei- hair and the waxing lyrical eiewi— hair and the waxing lyrical eiewr—eei hair and the waxing lyrical. about—and all about culture, identity and all reis— about culture, identity and all ieie-aewwew- about culture, identity and all this anyway, good this nonsense. anyway, good rriie—iw- this nonsense. anyway, good rriie—iw eereel friday is regarded by some ieeiie— friday is regarded by some people-holiest- friday is regarded by some. people-holiest-of friday is regarded by some- people-holiest-of the people as the holiest day of the cerieriee—

people as the holiest day of the cerieriee-ir— people as the holiest day of the christian it seemed christian year, so it seemed eiireiriere— christian year, so it seemed eiireiriere re— christian year, so it seemed appropriate to ask the uk appropriate to ask is the uk eiiii— appropriate to ask is the uk eriii e— appropriate to ask is the uk still a christian— appropriate to ask is the uk still a christian country? last years— still a christian country? last year's census showed that less reee— year's census showed that less we eeii— year's census showed that less we eeii ei— year's census showed that less than half of people in england eeri— than half of people in england eei weiee— than half of people in england and wales said— than half of people in england and wales said they were cerieriee— and wales said they were christian, viewers on christian, and viewers on gb newe— christian, and viewers on gb wewe-eee— christian, and viewers on gb news-see.image- christian, and viewers on gb news see image now from news can see an image now from the news can see an image now from eie-veiiew— news can see an image now from eie-veiiew ie— news can see an image now from the-valley in france- news can see an image now from the valley in france where the loire valley in france where were— the loire valley in france where reere-ierge— the loire valley in france where there-large crucifix- the loire valley in france where there large crucifix with there is a large crucifix with a reeiei— there is a large crucifix with a reeiei ei— there is a large crucifix with a model of jesus— there is a large crucifix with a model of jesus as— there is a large crucifix with a model of jesus as part of an ever— model of jesus as part of an eweei ereeei— model of jesus as part of an event staged by— model of jesus as part of an event staged by an organisation rear— event staged by an organisation rear eie— event staged by an organisation rear he see— event staged by an organisation that has said in— event staged by an organisation that has said in the past that ree— that has said in the past that eie-re— that has said in the past that they-to remind- that has said in the past that they to remind the people they want to remind the people of they want to remind the people if rreeee — they want to remind the people if rreeee-ii— they want to remind the people of france-it is— they want to remind the people of france-it is still- of france that it is still a cerieriee— of france that it is still a christian land— of france that it is still a christian land .- of france that it is still a christian land . and i think this christian land. and i think this is fascinating— christian land. and i think this is fascinating because i've been eeeiee— is fascinating because i've been seeing increasingly now a lot of swir— seeing increasingly now a lot of erwrr going— seeing increasingly now a lot of erwrr geieg ee— seeing increasingly now a lot of stuff going on around eid and all stuff going on around eid and iii ei— stuff going on around eid and iii of reis— stuff going on around eid and all of this stuff,— stuff going on around eid and all of this stuff, but fine, eie — all of this stuff, but fine, eie iii— all of this stuff, but fine, okay, but less- all of this stuff, but fine, okay, but less and less stuff eiewi— okay, but less and less stuff eiewi ree— okay, but less and less stuff about the fact— okay, but less and less stuff about the fact that it's easter, i about the fact that it's easter, i iiiei. — about the fact that it's easter, i iiiei. aeri— about the fact that it's easter, iiiiei. aei i— about the fact that it's easter, ithink. and ijust— about the fact that it's easter, i think. and i just wonder what rear— i think. and i just wonder what we iii— i think. and i just wonder what that all really— i think. and i just wonder what that all really means. joining me that all really means. joining ree is or. — that all really means. joining me now is dr. gavin ashenden, a firmer— me now is dr. gavin ashenden, a former chaplain— me now is dr. gavin ashenden, a former chaplain to— me now is dr. gavin ashenden, a former chaplain to queen iiizeieii— former chaplain to queen elizabeth ii.— former chaplain to queen elizabeth ii. and, gavin, thank you— elizabeth ii. and, gavin, thank you wee.— elizabeth ii. and, gavin, thank you wee. wee— elizabeth ii. and, gavin, thank you very, very much. are we eiiii— you very, very much. are we eriii e— you very, very much. are we still a christian— you very, very much. are we still a christian country? no we iee-r— still a christian country? no we iee-i reiei— still a christian country? no we don't think we— still a christian country? no we don't think we are. �*ifiio; don't think we are. we have ieee. aeri— don't think we are. we have ieee. aei ii— don't think we are. we have been. and it did— don't think we are. �*ifiio; and it did some wonderful been. and it did some wonderful reieee— been. and it did some wonderful reieee rer— been. and it did some wonderful were for ew— been. and it did some wonderful things for our culture,— and it did some wonderful things for our culture, for our understanding— things for our culture, for our understanding of the sanctity of heme— understanding of the sanctity of heme ieieeet— understanding of the sanctity of human beings, for— understanding of the sanctity of human beings, for our understanding about about the way— understanding about about the we re— understanding about about the

we ie-reerei— understanding about about the way to moral lives. t“ way to live moral lives. but in a way to live moral lives. but in eeireege— way to live moral lives. but in a serene we.— way to live moral lives. but in a strange way, culture has a strange way, our culture has been it off . and there been throwing it off. and there are two other ideas around , two are two other ideas around, two other philosophies. one is islam, which is submission islam, which is about submission , and the other is of course, marxism and wokery. and it's really surprising— marxism and wokery. and it's really surprising to— marxism and wokery. and it's really surprising to me- iiroix fi“r: iyr and it's really surprising to me that ieeiie— really surprising to me that ieeiie ere— really surprising to me that people are turning their back on cirier— people are turning their back on christ because— people are turning their back on christ because christianity is ree— christ because christianity is we reeei— christ because christianity is the most beautiful religion . e the most beautiful religion. it ieeie— the most beautiful religion. it ieeie ei— the most beautiful religion. it looks at this— the most beautiful religion. it looks at this ingenious- the most beautiful religion. it looks at this ingenious and wonderful world and sees an intelligence behind the this kind and compassion and wants to forgive us and remake us. and did and care so much- forgive us and remake us. and did and care so much for- g c»; fi“r: c»; and did and care so much for us g “9 f“r: “9 and did and care so much for us that eeri— did and care so much for us that god iee— did and care so much for us that god iee e— did and care so much for us that god became a human being. you eie-i— god became a human being. you eie-r iiei— god became a human being. you eie-r iiei e— god became a human being. you can't find a more— god became a human being. you can't find a more inspiring or weeieriwi— can't find a more inspiring or wonderful idea— can't find a more inspiring or wonderful idea . _ can't find a more inspiring or wonderful idea . '“r: can't find a more inspiring or wonderful idea . ' “r: can't find a more inspiring or wonderful idea . r: : wonderful idea. and the idea that people are turning their backs on it, i think really because of social pressure is a surprise. and it's really sad. so people like me are trying very hard to keep it in the pubuc very hard to keep it in the public space. there was interesting example recently. i think that came from oizi;9. oxf i:i;o:i;“ i think that came from scotland eeri— think that came from scotland eei wee— think that came from scotland eei wew eeri— think that came from scotland and you had kate— think that came from scotland and you had kate forbes , who has and you had kate forbes, who has weer— and you had kate forbes, who has weer eeree— and you had kate forbes, who has what some people— and you had kate forbes, who has what some people would regard as

being— what some people would regard as ieiee e— what some people would regard as being a relatively— what some people would regard as being a relatively traditional cirieriee— being a relatively traditional christian view.— being a relatively traditional christian view. certainly when it christian view. certainly when ii eereee— christian view. certainly when i ie— christian view. certainly when it comes to things like same sex marriage— it comes to things like same sex marriage .— it comes to things like same sex marriage , etcetera.— it comes to things like same sex marriage , etcetera. and then marriage, etcetera. and then wee-we— marriage, etcetera. and then wee-we eer— marriage, etcetera. and then you've got humza yousaf, who iieeriiiee— you've got humza yousaf, who identifies as— you've got humza yousaf, who identifies as a— you've got humza yousaf, who identifies as a muslim and when humza— identifies as a muslim and when wereewee- eeri- identifies as a muslim and when humza won and became the humza yousaf won and became the seeiieei-e— humza yousaf won and became the scotland's first— humza yousaf won and became the scotland's first minister, he weer— scotland's first minister, he weer re— scotland's first minister, he went to bute _ scotland's first minister, he went to bute house and there was the went to bute house and there was we iierwree— went to bute house and there was the pictures were _ went to bute house and there was the pictures were put out of reis— the pictures were put out of iiie. eerie— the pictures were put out of this, some kind— the pictures were put out of this, some kind of islamic ceremony, a call to prayer , ceremony, a call to prayer, weerewer— ceremony, a call to prayer, whatever it— ceremony, a call to prayer, whatever it was. - ceremony, a call to prayer, whatever it was. and i wondered weereer— whatever it was. and i wondered weereer er— whatever it was. and i wondered whether or not— whatever it was. and i wondered whether or not you— whatever it was. and i wondered whether or not you think that were— whether or not you think that were reriee— whether or not you think that kate forbes would have got a lot of iweeieei— kate forbes would have got a lot of pushback had— kate forbes would have got a lot of pushback had she immediately reewiee— of pushback had she immediately reewiee iere— of pushback had she immediately moving into bute_ of pushback had she immediately moving into bute house, had a cirieriee— moving into bute house, had a christian ceremony in there in a way— christian ceremony in there in a we rear— christian ceremony in there in a we we humza— christian ceremony in there in a way that humza yousaf, as a eweiire— way that humza yousaf, as a eweiire. iii— way that humza yousaf, as a muslim, did not?— way that humza yousaf, as a muslim, did not? well well, ieere-e— muslim, did not? well well, iiere-e ee— muslim, did not? well well, there's no doubt— muslim, did not? well well, there's no doubt at all she'd ewe— there's no doubt at all she'd have iii— there's no doubt at all she'd have had the— there's no doubt at all she'd have had the world landing on her shoulders. _ have had the world landing on her shoulders. f“r: her shoulders. the left and the left media don't like christianity. you'd have to ask them why they don't like it, but they're getting they're giving islam a pass . and it's a very islam a pass. and it's a very oddifs islam a pass. and it's a very odd it's a very odd thing because islam is much more rigorous on on homosexuals. i mean , they throw from mean, they throw them from buildings in some islamic countries , islam is much more

countries, islam is much more rigorous against women. a women's rights . they dress rigorous against women. a- women's rights . they dress them women's rights. they dress them up women's rights. they dress them we eeri— women's rights. they dress them we eei ree— women's rights. they dress them we eei reew eiie— women's rights. they dress them up and they hide them away. it's exrrereee— up and they hide them away. it's extremely hard— up and they hide them away. it's extremely hard to— up and they hide them away. it's extremely hard to understand why the extremely hard to understand why we iiierei— extremely hard to understand why the liberal left— extremely hard to understand why the liberal left give islam a ieee— the liberal left give islam a piss eeri— the liberal left give islam a pass and seem— the liberal left give islam a pass and seem to really dislike cirieiieeie— pass and seem to really dislike cirierieeie. — pass and seem to really dislike christianity . ifw“

eeiweie— prisoners on it, but will it actually work?— prisoners on it, but will it actually work? do you prisoners on it, but will it- actually work?-do you think there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments.

channel prisoners i channel- prisoners could be |cieeeei— prisoners could be kept on boats in prisoners could be kept on boats ie iieeriee— prisoners could be kept on boats in floating jails— prisoners could be kept on boats in floating jails under new iieee— in floating jails under new iieee being— in floating jails under new plans being considered by the prime— plans being considered by the prime minister.— plans being considered by the prime minister. according to gewerereeei— prime minister. according to government sources, this could be government sources, this could ie a— government sources, this could ie a iee— government sources, this could ie a peer ei— government sources, this could be a part of rishi— government sources, this could be a part of rishi sunak plans to be a part of rishi sunak plans re ieeiie— be a part of rishi sunak plans to tackle overcrowding in irieeee— to tackle overcrowding in prisons across— to tackle overcrowding in prisons across the country. it comes two days— prisons across the country. it comes two days after the home office— comes two days after the home office announced— comes two days after the home office announced that migrants wewii—iergee- would be housed on barges ieereei— would be housed on barges ieereei-re- would be housed on barges instead-to cut- would be housed on barges. instead _to cut costs. instead of hotels to cut costs. joining— instead of hotels to cut costs. reieieg-eew— instead of hotels to cut costs. reieieg-eew re— instead of hotels to cut costs. joining now to discuss this joining me now to discuss this eerie— joining me now to discuss this iwrieer ie— joining me now to discuss this further is international eeewrie— further is international security and- further is international security and border control experi— security and border control eweeri reee— security and border control expert henry bolton. henry, ieeei— expert henry bolton. henry, reeei wee— expert henry bolton. henry, reeei wew wee.— expert henry bolton. henry, thank you very, very much. would you thank you very, very much. would wee-irieeeere— thank you very, very much. would you-prisoners on— thank you very, very much. would you prisoners on barges ? hi, you put prisoners on barges? hi, reiriei. — you put prisoners on barges? hi, reiriei. were.— you put prisoners on barges? hi, patrick. yeah, why— you put prisoners on barges? hi, patrick. “43?" “oi’ you put prisoners on barges? hi, patrick. “43?" “oi t“ you put prisoners on barges? hi, patrick. “43?" “or7 t“ patrick. yeah, why not? i mean, you know, you wouldn't put them on a coal barge, i guess. really? but, you know, there on a coal barge, i guess. - really? but, you know, there are iergee— really? but, you know, there are iergee being— really? but, you know, there are barges being used— really? but, you know, there are barges being used in various eerie— barges being used in various eerie ei— barges being used in various eerie ei iee— barges being used in various parts of the world as prisons . parts of the world as prisons. ieew-re— parts of the world as prisons. they're reasonably secure. yeah, they— they're reasonably secure. yeah, ieew ewe— they're reasonably secure. yeah, ieew eewe iii— they're reasonably secure. yeah, they have all the— they're reasonably secure. yeah, they have all the accommodation eeeie— they have all the accommodation eeeie ieer— they have all the accommodation eeeie we a— they have all the accommodation needs that a prisoner needs. the weiiere— needs that a prisoner needs. the welfare needs,— needs that a prisoner needs. the welfare needs, the— needs that a prisoner needs. the welfare needs, the medical eeei— welfare needs, the medical eeei ree— welfare needs, the medical needs, the administrative ieeiiiiw— needs, the administrative reeiiie. we—

needs, the administrative facility. why not? you know, ieere-e— facility. why not? you know, ieere-e eer— facility. why not? you know, there's not a— facility. why not? you know, there's not a lot— facility. why not? you know, there's not a lot of difference to there's not a lot of difference re iwrrieg— there's not a lot of difference to putting them— there's not a lot of difference to putting them on land, to be eeeeert— to putting them on land, to be ieeeer. exeeir— to putting them on land, to be honest, except that it's iieeriee. — honest, except that it's iieeriee. i— honest, except that it's floating. i don't see why. not at floating. i don't see why. not ii iii— floating. i don't see why. not ii iii. veee— floating. i don't see why. not ii iii. veee — floating. i don't see why. not at all. yeah i— floating. i don't see why. not at all. yeah t“ at all. yeah i mean, i suppose it could actually be in a way better because at the moment we'd have to build more prisons for the amount of people that we're sending to prison. which. where do you put all of those? i suppose what we could just do is put them floating barges, put them on floating barges, could we not, or put them out to sea? and in a way as well, would that even more of a that even be more of a deterrent? moment, deterrent? at the moment, i'm not going to not convinced that going to prison as that much of prison is acting as that much of a deterrent of it might a deterrent of people. it might if were in the middle of if they were in the middle of the ocean. but no, i agree with you, patrick. you know, there's eeeereiee— you, patrick. you know, there's eeeereiee-wew- you, patrick. you know, there's something _you know, i something about, you know, a eeii— something about, you know, a ship er— something about, you know, a ship or e— something about, you know, a ship or a vessel— something about, you know, a ship or a vessel that's at sea or moored off— ship or a vessel that's at sea or moored off a— ship or a vessel that's at sea or moored off a port somewhere or moored off a port somewhere ereew-i— or moored off a port somewhere or-know, alongside. or even, you know, alongside ieer— or even, you know, alongside that—isolating. that suggests it's isolating wee. — that suggests it's isolating wee. .irieees- that suggests it's isolating you. that suggests it's isolating- you. .prisons should isolate you. and prisons should isolate prisoners. that's you. and prisons should isolate prisoners . that's its purpose is prisoners. that's its purpose is to prisoners. that's its purpose is re rake— prisoners. that's its purpose is re we were— prisoners. that's its purpose is to take them out— prisoners. that's its purpose is to take them out of— that's its purpose is to take them out of society where— to take them out of society where ieew— to take them out of society where they can't do harm to eeeiee— where they can't do harm to eeeiee eei— where they can't do harm to society and where they can iieeie— society and where they can ideally reflect— society and where they can ideally reflect on what they've ieee — ideally reflect on what they've ieee eei — ideally reflect on what they've ieee eei re— ideally reflect on what they've done and try and— ideally reflect on what they've done and try and turn their life

erewei— done and try and turn their life erewei eei.— done and try and turn their life around and, you— done and try and turn their life around and, you know , you can't around and, you know, you can't do ieer— around and, you know, you can't ie we ii— around and, you know, you can't ie we ii wee— around and, you know, you can't do that if you are— around and, you know, you can't do that if you are keeping them wiieie— do that if you are keeping them within society— do that if you are keeping them within society .— do that if you are keeping them within society . i— do that if you are keeping them within society . i mean, there's within society. i mean, there's a within society. i mean, there's eeeeeei— within society. i mean, there's eeeeeei ei— within society. i mean, there's a school of thought , isn't a school of thought, isn't ieeret— a school of thought, isn't there, that _ a school of thought, isn't there, that says, well, we eeewii — there, that says, well, we should i sort- there, that says, well, we should sort allowing should be sort of allowing irieeeere— should be sort of allowing irieeeerelee— should be sort of allowing prisoners go out , you know, prisoners to go out, you know, ree— prisoners to go out, you know, eie-irieee— prisoners to go out, you know, the-prison prisons- prisoners to go out, you know, the prison prisons and so the open prison prisons and so on. the open prison prisons and so aeri— the open prison prisons and so on. and actually— the open prison prisons and so on. and actually they're not were— on. and actually they're not riere-reeie- on. and actually they're not there - really that - on. and actually they're not there really that many there are not really that many reerrierieee— there are not really that many. restrictions _for restrictions on them beyond, for exereiiet— restrictions on them beyond, for exereiie. ieiiee— restrictions on them beyond, for example, police bail. so, you ieewt— example, police bail. so, you know, there's— example, police bail. so, you know, there's is— example, police bail. so, you know, there's is not really a iererreer— know, there's is not really a deterrent factor— know, there's is not really a deterrent factor there. if wee-we— deterrent factor there. if wee-we gei— deterrent factor there. if you've got people that really eeei— you've got people that really eeei re— you've got people that really eeei re ie— you've got people that really need to be sort— you've got people that really need to be sort of isolated and reeie— need to be sort of isolated and reeie giwee— need to be sort of isolated and really given the— need to be sort of isolated and really given the sort of eeeeegiee— really given the sort of messaging, the visual messaging, the environmental— messaging, the visual messaging, the environmental messaging that they the environmental messaging that riew ere— the environmental messaging that we being— the environmental messaging that they are being punished , then they are being punished, then i reiei— they are being punished, then i ieiei ire— they are being punished, then i think it's appropriate . it will think it's appropriate. it will be fascinating. _ think it's appropriate. it will be fascinating. . u think it's appropriate. it will be fascinating. . a be fascinating. it will be fascinating. people who are being to see to see the difference in the public reaction when a barge goes up with pretty much exactly the same accommodation , maybe even same accommodation, maybe even worse accommodation, actually worse accommodation, actually worse accommodation, actually worse accommodation than a barge that we're going to see off the coast of dorset. and people, the vast majority of the people there will not any problems there will not have any problems whatsoever putting whatsoever about putting criminals , even minor criminals,

criminals, even minor criminals, on barge and getting them off on a barge and getting them off to the ocean. but people who have this country have arrived in this country illegally channel, who illegally over the channel, who we don't know who they are or where they're from whatever, where they're from or whatever, people up in arms about people will be up in arms about putting barge putting them on a barge somewhere in dorset where they can and go as please . can come and go as they please. it is fascinating lesson. it is a fascinating lesson. i think, whose human rights a think, in whose human rights a lot care more about, lot of people care more about, you know, you your previous you know, you in your previous item, you sort of touched a bit on how, you know, one religion is treated differently to another with more tolerance, more acceptance and so on. you know, we've got much- more acceptance and so on. you know, we've got much the- o“ you know, we've got much the same here.— know, we've got much the same here. i— know, we've got much the same here. i reek.— know, we've got much the same here, i think. and— know, we've got much the same here, i think. and there are eee— here, i think. and there are many areas of— here, i think. and there are many areas of society in which the many areas of society in which we iwiiie— many areas of society in which the public and— many areas of society in which the public and activists, ieeiewiere— the public and activists, particularly ,_ the public and activists, particularly , and many particularly, and many politicians— particularly, and many politicians take a particular eeri— politicians take a particular eeei ei— politicians take a particular sort of approach to one thing eei— sort of approach to one thing eei reee— sort of approach to one thing and then take— sort of approach to one thing and then take the opposite eiireeee— and then take the opposite eiireeee ee— and then take the opposite approach on something else. and rear-e— approach on something else. and rear-e ee— approach on something else. and rear-e ei— approach on something else. and that's one of the— approach on something else. and that's one of the reasons that eewere— that's one of the reasons that eewere ie— that's one of the reasons that our country is in— that's one of the reasons that our country is in a— that's one of the reasons that our country is in a mess. and ire— our country is in a mess. and ir-e ee— our country is in a mess. and ir-e ei— our country is in a mess. and it's one of the— our country is in a mess. and it's one of the reasons patrick, why— it's one of the reasons patrick, we ree— it's one of the reasons patrick, why the government has failed to ever— why the government has failed to ieweer ie— why the government has failed to invest in prison— why the government has failed to invest in prison infrastructure to invest in prison infrastructure re ree— invest in prison infrastructure to the extent— invest in prison infrastructure

to the extent that it should ewe— to the extent that it should have ieee— to the extent that it should have done in— to the extent that it should have done in the last few ieeeieet— have done in the last few decades, which - have done in the last few decades, which leads to a eirweriee— decades, which leads to a situation where- decades, which leads to a situation where this has to be eeeeiierei— situation where this has to be considered anyway. but look, ier-e— considered anyway. but look, ier-e ieei— considered anyway. but look, let's look at— considered anyway. but look, let's look at an— considered anyway. but look, let's look at an example where reis— let's look at an example where we eeiweie— let's look at an example where this actually is— let's look at an example where this actually is done off new verit— this actually is done off new were sreree— this actually is done off new york, staten island , there is york, staten island, there is a ieree— york, staten island, there is a ierge irieee— york, staten island, there is a large prison barge there . i've large prison barge there. i've eerweie— large prison barge there. i've actually advocated that. that's the actually advocated that. that's ree eeeiei— actually advocated that. that's the model for— actually advocated that. that's the model for what we should be iwrriee— the model for what we should be putting pewter— the model for what we should be putting people, migrants who crossed— putting people, migrants who ereeeei ree— putting people, migrants who crossed the channel into as a as a crossed the channel into as a as e eeri— crossed the channel into as a as e eeei ei— crossed the channel into as a as a sort of initial— crossed the channel into as a as a sort of initial screening eere— a sort of initial screening centre screen— a sort of initial screening centre screen their immigration ererwe— centre screen their immigration ererwe eei— centre screen their immigration status and welfare before eiiewieg— status and welfare before allowing them to transit uk irereigreriee— allowing them to transit uk immigration controls fully . and immigration controls fully. and you immigration controls fully. and we ieew— immigration controls fully. and we ieew .— immigration controls fully. and we ieew . ree— immigration controls fully. and you know , the one 1 to 4 day you know, the one 1 to 4 day ireeeee— you know, the one 1 to 4 day ireeeee irr— you know, the one 1 to 4 day process but it's— you know, the one 1 to 4 day process but it's actually a wise— process but it's actually a wise ieree— process but it's actually a prison barge off staten island. reeiie— prison barge off staten island. reeiie eee— prison barge off staten island. people can google it. prison ierge— people can google it. prison ierge sieree— people can google it. prison barge staten island and you know it barge staten island and you know i weeke— barge staten island and you know i werie weii— barge staten island and you know it works well there. _ barge staten island and you know it works well there. but there are continually— it works well there. but there are continually activists over reere— are continually activists over ieere ie— are continually activists over ieere ie ree— are continually activists over there in the us— are continually activists over there in the us who are saying it's there in the us who are saying ir-e eer— there in the us who are saying it's not appropriate. well you know,— it's not appropriate. well you ieew. ree— it's not appropriate. well you know, the prisoners there have ii iii— know, the prisoners there have access to all the— know, the prisoners there have access to all the welfare ieeiiiiiee— access to all the welfare facilities that— access to all the welfare facilities that they need, the entertainment— facilities that they need, the entertainment facilities. they eeei— entertainment facilities. they need everything. you know, it iweerieee— need everything. you know, it functions and— need everything. you know, it functions and prisoners are a

iiiiereei— functions and prisoners are a different category of society. they— different category of society. ieew eeei— different category of society. ieew eeei re — different category of society. they need to be— different category of society. they need to be treated as such. wei— they need to be treated as such. aei i— they need to be treated as such. aei i eee— they need to be treated as such. aei i have ee— they need to be treated as such. and i have no problem whatsoever iwiriee— and i have no problem whatsoever iwrrieg reere— and i have no problem whatsoever iwrrieg ieere ie— and i have no problem whatsoever iwrrieg ieere ie e— and i have no problem whatsoever putting them in a prison barge. hew— putting them in a prison barge. how many?— putting them in a prison barge. how many? thank you very, very eeei. — how many? thank you very, very eeei. aeri— how many? thank you very, very much. anas sarwar_ how many? thank you very, very much. ' o;“i«r how many? thank you very, very much. anas sarwar henry bolton, international security and border control expert. now police northern ireland have police in northern ireland have warned dissidents could warned that dissidents could attack offices attack their offices in londonderry on monday, which is the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. assistant chief constable bobby singleton said that the force has received strong intelligence that dissidents are planning to launch terror attacks . tony launch terror attacks. tony blair and bertie ahern were among the people who signed the good friday agreement on april the 10th. in 1998. the warning comes less than a fortnight after the terrorism threat level in northern ireland was raised from substantial to severe. joining me now is kenny donaldson, who's from a group that helps innocent victims of terrorism in northern ireland. thank you very, very much for joining me. to great have you on the you make of the show. what do you make of all this noise then coming all of this noise then coming out at moment of this out at the moment of this increased to severe the

increased risk to severe the terror threat and some terror threat and now some serious intelligence that would appear that a terror appear to indicate that a terror threat actually very threat is actually very imminent. well, thank you were.— imminent. well, thank you iireiiw rer— imminent. well, thank you firstly, for having- well, thank you firstly, for having us on the show— firstly, for having us on the shew-wei- firstly, for having us on the show and patrick, much show today. and patrick, much eiireeiere— show today. and patrick, much appreciate _terms. show today. and patrick, much appreciate terms of appreciate it. and in terms of us appreciate it. and in terms of us .— appreciate it. and in terms of us . weer— appreciate it. and in terms of us . we we— appreciate it. and in terms of us , what we saw— appreciate it. and in terms of us , what we saw in the last us, what we saw in the last ereier— us, what we saw in the last ereier ei— us, what we saw in the last number of weeks, we've certainly ee wiewrge— number of weeks, we've certainly ee wiewrge ie— number of weeks, we've certainly saw an upsurge in the threat iewei— saw an upsurge in the threat iewei . — saw an upsurge in the threat iewei . wei— saw an upsurge in the threat level . and that's- saw an upsurge in the threat level . '“r: saw an upsurge in the threat level . ' “r: i saw an upsurge in the threat- level . and that's on the back of level. and that's on the back of the attempted murder of dci john caldwell of the police service of northern ireland in omagh, the county town of omagh. so we know that within londonderry there are a multitude of dissident republican organisations all vying for control within that city and almost in a mafia esque style of , of, of running. and so there is undoubtedly a lot of concern. and this this weekend and into monday that they could i suppose utilise the numbers that are going to be on the ground to create a situation of volatile

motty and then obviously they take opportunity to take potshots at members of the security forces on particularly the police. yeah, i was just having a quick chat then whilst you were talking about some of the some of serious, quite the some of the serious, quite strong that the police strong language that the police are using about this actually. and know, are appear to are using about this actually. anrsaying now, are appear to are using about this actually. anrsaying tow, are appear to anrsaying to potentiale appear to anrsaying to potential terrorist' to be saying to potential terrorist reeiiw— be saying to potential terrorist reeiiw ieer— be saying to potential terrorist reeie we we— be saying to potential terrorist really that we know what you're iieeeiee— really that we know what you're iieeeieg ee— really that we know what you're planning on doing— really that we know what you're planning on doing and we're not going— planning on doing and we're not going ie— planning on doing and we're not geieg re ger— planning on doing and we're not going to get sucked into it. but you— going to get sucked into it. but we know,— going to get sucked into it. but we ieew. we— going to get sucked into it. but you know, why do— going to get sucked into it. but you know, why do you think we are you know, why do you think we eeeieg— you know, why do you think we eeeieg e— you know, why do you think we are seeing a bit— you know, why do you think we are seeing a bit of— you know, why do you think we are seeing a bit of a bit of an wiewree— are seeing a bit of a bit of an wiewrge ie— are seeing a bit of a bit of an wiewrge ie ir— are seeing a bit of a bit of an upsurge in it now? is it all eiewr— upsurge in it now? is it all about brexit— upsurge in it now? is it all about brexit or— upsurge in it now? is it all about brexit or is it just just eeeieg— about brexit or is it just just eeeieg ieei— about brexit or is it just just coming back to— about brexit or is it just just coming back to the forefront of the coming back to the forefront of we eeeeee— coming back to the forefront of the reasons ? _ coming back to the forefront of the reasons ? well,- coming back to the forefront of the reasons ? �*ifiiogo the reasons? well, i think there's a number of things going on and obviously today is obviously a good friday. but the anniversary of the belfast agreement and that's what we need to be clear as well, is the belfast agreement signed on good friday and the use of good friday and the use of good friday is actually misusing what this is all about. but in this day is all about. but in terms of the anniversary of the belfast agreement, these organisations were obviously

anti that particular process and they're wanting to make themselves visible and somehow relevant to the world at this particular time . they're aware particular time. they're aware ieer— particular time. they're aware that obviously— ofi . they're aware that obviously president biden is ie— that obviously president biden is ie iewe— that obviously president biden is in town, although for a very sierr— is in town, although for a very eeerr ieriei— is in town, although for a very short period of— is in town, although for a very short period of time and all eiee— short period of time and all eiee ieer— short period of time and all else that runs— short period of time and all else that runs with that . but it else that runs with that. but it eee— else that runs with that. but it has re— else that runs with that. but it has re ie— else that runs with that. but it has to be said— else that runs with that. but it has to be said that the threat free— has to be said that the threat from terrorism _ has to be said that the threat from terrorism and from republicanism never went away. and republicanism never went away. aei ree— republicanism never went away. aei ree i998— republicanism never went away. and the 1998 thereafter, there have — and the 1998 thereafter, there have ieee— and the 1998 thereafter, there have been over— and the 1998 thereafter, there have been over 50 individuals rewrierei— have been over 50 individuals rewrierei ie— have been over 50 individuals murdered by the— have been over 50 individuals murdered by the provisional ira. but murdered by the provisional ira. iwr ieee— murdered by the provisional ira. but then there— murdered by the provisional ira. but then there have been others wee— but then there have been others who iewe— but then there have been others who have been— but then there have been others who have been murdered by these eiiierer— who have been murdered by these splinter organisations actions. wei— splinter organisations actions. aei were— splinter organisations actions. aeiwe-re wee— splinter organisations actions. and we're very uncomfortable as a and we're very uncomfortable as e growi— and we're very uncomfortable as a group ieer— and we're very uncomfortable as a group that essentially these ieiiwiiweie— a group that essentially these individuals are— a group that essentially these individuals are essentially iewei— individuals are essentially taking control— individuals are essentially taking control of our streets once more . and— taking control of our streets once more . and i appreciate that once more. and i appreciate that the once more. and i appreciate that we ieiiee— once more. and i appreciate that the police force— once more. and i appreciate that the police force is— once more. and i appreciate that the police force is in a very, wee— the police force is in a very, very difficult— the police force is in a very, very difficult situation in how to very difficult situation in how re iwiee— very difficult situation in how re judge weee— very difficult situation in how to judge when to move in and weee— to judge when to move in and weee eer— to judge when to move in and weee eei re— to judge when to move in and when not to move— to judge when to move in and when not to move in because we do eer— when not to move in because we do eei weer— when not to move in because we do eei weer re— when not to move in because we do not want to see— when not to move in because we do not want to see young eiiieere. — do not want to see young officers, male _ do not want to see young officers, male or female, losing rieir— officers, male or female, losing reeir iiie— officers, male or female, losing their life this— officers, male or female, losing their life this this— officers, male or female, losing their life this this monday or any— their life this this monday or ee ereer— their life this this monday or ee ereer eie.—

their life this this monday or any other day, for that matter. aieeiwreiw— any other day, for that matter. aieeiwreiw — any other day, for that matter. absolutely and _ any other day, for that matter. absolutely and i— any other day, for that matter. absolutely ' “r: absolutely and i know that you do a lot of work with with helping innocent victims of terrorism. and could you just mind quickly giving a little bit of a statement really to the people who might be thinking of causing trouble? that causing trouble? and that trouble, can lead to trouble, of course, can lead to the of life. would you the loss of life. what would you say to those people? well, what i would say to those people? well, what i wewii ee— say to those people? well, what iwewii ee re— say to those people? well, what i would say to them— say to those people? well, what i would say to them is- 7 well, what i would say to them is that wheneverlbullet- i would say to them is that whenever bullet fired , it whenever a bullet is fired, it ieeee-r— whenever a bullet is fired, it doesn't travelling and that doesn't stop travelling and that iwiier— doesn't stop travelling and that bullet murders— doesn't stop travelling and that bullet murders the initial iereee— bullet murders the initial iereee eei— bullet murders the initial person and the devastation that ieer— person and the devastation that we eeweee— person and the devastation that that causes within— person and the devastation that that causes within a family , that causes within a family, weereer— that causes within a family, whether it's— that causes within a family, whether it's suicide, early ieee— whether it's suicide, early heart attacks,— whether it's suicide, early heart attacks, the onslaught of cancers which _ heart attacks, the onslaught of cancers which are _ heart attacks, the onslaught of cancers which are trauma related , cancers which are trauma related . eei— cancers which are trauma related . eei ir— cancers which are trauma related . eei ii eeweee— cancers which are trauma related , and it causes devastation when were— , and it causes devastation when were ie— , and it causes devastation when were ie ee— , and it causes devastation when there is no death,— , and it causes devastation when there is no death, quite like ieer— there is no death, quite like that caused— there is no death, quite like that caused by— there is no death, quite like that caused by another human ieiee— that caused by another human ieieg rerewge— that caused by another human being through premeditated rewreir— being through premeditated eeeeie. eei— being through premeditated murder. and sadly , we have faced murder. and sadly, we have faced ieer— murder. and sadly, we have faced eeei iee— murder. and sadly, we have faced eeei ier weii— murder. and sadly, we have faced that for well over— murder. and sadly, we have faced that for well over 30 years in weeeeee— that for well over 30 years in northern ireland— that for well over 30 years in northern ireland over the period of northern ireland over the period if ree— northern ireland over the period of the troubles. _ northern ireland over the period of the troubles. and it's sporadically— of the troubles. and it's sporadically since. and we are in sporadically since. and we are ie e— sporadically since. and we are ie a wee— sporadically since. and we are in a very difficult— sporadically since. and we are in a very difficult and precarious— in a very difficult and precarious position . the belfast precarious position. the belfast ageeeeeeer— precarious position. the belfast ageeeeeeer ie— precarious position. the belfast agreement is somehow for some ieiee— agreement is somehow for some being celebrated— agreement is somehow for some being celebrated and there's a lot being celebrated and there's a we ei— being celebrated and there's a iii of ieee— being celebrated and there's a lot of back slapping going on

ree— lot of back slapping going on over the last— lot of back slapping going on over the last number of weeks. we over the last number of weeks. we iewe— over the last number of weeks. we have i— over the last number of weeks. we have i ii— over the last number of weeks. we have a job of— over the last number of weeks. we have a job of work big time to we have a job of work big time re ie— we have a job of work big time re ie ie— we have a job of work big time to do in northern— we have a job of work big time to do in northern ireland still, if to do in northern ireland still, ii were— to do in northern ireland still, if we're really— to do in northern ireland still, if we're really going to augment a peace— if we're really going to augment a peace eei— if we're really going to augment a peace and have— if we're really going to augment a peace and have a type of eeeiee— a peace and have a type of society which _ a peace and have a type of society which has the abilities to society which has the abilities re ie— society which has the abilities re ie er— society which has the abilities re ie er ease— society which has the abilities to be at ease going forward. ieeee-e— to be at ease going forward. ieeee-e e— to be at ease going forward. there's a lot— to be at ease going forward. there's a lot of— to be at ease going forward. there's a lot of still to there's a lot of work still to ii.— there's a lot of work still to eie-rewi— there's a lot of work still to ie-reeei wee- there's a lot of work still to do. thank you very there's a lot of work still to- do.-thank you very much. do. kenny, thank you very much. kenny— do. kenny, thank you very much. kenny donaldson,— do. kenny, thank you very much. kenny donaldson, there- do. kenny, thank you very much. kenny donaldson, there is- kenny donaldson, there is director of services at the southeast firm inaya foundation . now, a later tweet has been branded appalling, nauseating and by politicians from and shameful by politicians from other parties and actually some of their own well . other parties and actually some of their own well. i'm going of their own as well. i'm going to speak to a mp to find to speak to a tory mp to find out what he thinks about it and as good friday, i'm taking as it's good friday, i'm taking on a tough assignment. i'm doing it. don't to. i am it. so you don't have to. i am going to testing easter going to be taste testing easter eggs and finding out the best one and telling you which one is the best value for money. it might time. we've might take some time. we've syphoned hour of the syphoned off half an hour of the show me to just gorge at a show for me to just gorge at a really disgusting way on live television. doubt be television. it will no doubt be much telly for me than it much better telly for me than it is for you. but that's always much better telly for me than it is ficase,. but that's always much better telly for me than it is ficase, isn't that's always much better telly for me than it is ficase, isn't it?it's always much better telly for me than it is ficase, isn't it? right.iays much better telly for me than it is ficase, isn't it? right. i'll the case, isn't it? right. i'll see you a sec .

very good evening, everybody. it's just about to go. 5 pm. i'm patrick christys on gb news, which means i'm with you for the next hour. and what an hour it's going to be huge. push back to the labour party for a shameful and disgusting tweet. and a lie actually that they've dished out and disgusting tweet. and a lie actualrishi it they've dished out and disgusting tweet. and a lie actualrishi sunak.!e dished out and disgusting tweet. and a lie actualrishi sunak. i'llished out and disgusting tweet. and a lie actualrishi sunak. i'll telld out and disgusting tweet. and a lie actualrishi sunak. i'll tell yout about rishi sunak. i'll tell you more very shortly. do we more on that very shortly. do we have too many doctors ? a have too many foreign doctors? a new report has emerged showing that we are importing more doctors than we are training our own. is this an issue? if you think it is, tell me why. and it's the royals. yes, that's right, because king charles predicts caved said he predicts he caved in and said he welcomes inquisition into welcomes the inquisition into the royal family's links to the slave trade. well, what's next? well, obviously well, it's obviously reparations, so how reparations, isn't it? so how long before you and i as long is it before you and i as taxpayers have to pay reparations countries for the reparations to countries for the slave finally, i've slave trade? but finally, i've been teasing this now for the best of two, nearly three

best part of two, nearly three hours, and it's finally about to happen. i will be taste testing a different a whole variety of different easter in case you're easter eggs in case you're wondering. yes, i did have to pay wondering. yes, i did have to pay them myself. patrick wondering. yes, i did have to pay there myself. patrick wondering. yes, i did have to pay there on self. patrick wondering. yes, i did have to pay there on .elf. patrick wondering. yes, i did have to pay there on . gb patrick wondering. yes, i did have to pay there on . gb news.; wondering. yes, i did have to pay there on . gb news. okay christys here on. gb news. okay yes. all right. get your views coming thick and fast. gb views. gb views. .uk k. there's a lot coming in about the old reparations story, whether or not you will be comfortable paying not you will be comfortable paying reparations. do you think we many foreign doctors we have too many foreign doctors in the labour in our nhs? and is the labour party dragged politics into the gutter or was it already there? and anyway, get your emails coming in right now though it's your headlines with bernie . your headlines with bernie. patrick thank you. good afternoon. _ patrick thank you. good afternoon. it's- patrick thank you. good afternoon. it's 5:01. i'm iereee— afternoon. it's 5:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top ereeiee— bethany elsey with your top stories from _ bethany elsey with your top stories from the— bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. iee— stories from the gb newsroom. iee eeeiee— stories from the gb newsroom. the company which audits the eeeeweer ei— the company which audits the accounts of the _ the company which audits the accounts of the scottish eeiieeei— accounts of the scottish national party has resigned. the eeeeweeeerw— national party has resigned. the accountancy firm _ national party has resigned. the accountancy firm johnston carmichael— accountancy firm johnston carmichael have made the ieeieiee— carmichael have made the decision after— carmichael have made the decision after reviewing its eiieei— decision after reviewing its client portfolio.— decision after reviewing its client portfolio. it follows

wieeie— client portfolio. it follows nicola sturgeon's husband, the free— nicola sturgeon's husband, the ieeeee swi— nicola sturgeon's husband, the former snp chief— nicola sturgeon's husband, the former snp chief executive peter weeeeii— former snp chief executive peter weeeeii ieieg— former snp chief executive peter murrell being arrested and then eeieeeei— murrell being arrested and then released without— murrell being arrested and then released without charge . police released without charge. police are continuing— released without charge. police are continuing to— released without charge. police are continuing to investigate his involvement— are continuing to investigate his involvement in snp finance as his involvement in snp finance ee ieiiee— his involvement in snp finance ee ieiiee ie— his involvement in snp finance as police in northern ireland are as police in northern ireland weeeiee— as police in northern ireland are warning their officers could be are warning their officers could ie ieeeerei— are warning their officers could ie reegerei ie— are warning their officers could be targeted by dissidents in ieeieeieee— be targeted by dissidents in londonderry this easter. that's eeeei— londonderry this easter. that's eieei ei— londonderry this easter. that's eieei ii i— londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state— londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us reeeiieer— ahead of a state visit by us president joe _ ahead of a state visit by us president joe biden , who is president joe biden, who is eeeiwieg— president joe biden, who is eeeiwieg ie— president joe biden, who is arriving in belfast on tuesday. iee— arriving in belfast on tuesday. iie rswi— arriving in belfast on tuesday. iie rswi eee— arriving in belfast on tuesday. the psni says it's received ereeeg— the psni says it's received strong intelligence that attacks are strong intelligence that attacks being— strong intelligence that attacks are being planned for the wide— are being planned for the holiday monday , m15 raised the holiday monday, m15 raised the reeeeieee— holiday monday, m15 raised the terrorism threat— holiday monday, m15 raised the terrorism threat level in the were— terrorism threat level in the eewere re— terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the eeeeriee— country to severe following the eeeeriee ei— country to severe following the eeeeriee ii i— country to severe following the shooting of a senior detective . shooting of a senior detective. john— shooting of a senior detective. john caldwell,— shooting of a senior detective. john caldwell, political commentator- john caldwell, political commentator nigel nelson told us weeieee— commentator nigel nelson told us northern ireland— commentator nigel nelson told us northern ireland has seen eeieiiwe— northern ireland has seen relative peace— northern ireland has seen relative peace over the last eweeiee— relative peace over the last qweriee ei— relative peace over the last qweeree ii i— relative peace over the last quarter of a century, showing weer— quarter of a century, showing weer ee— quarter of a century, showing what an achievement the egeeeeeeei— what an achievement the agreement was when it comes to ieeiwiiieee— agreement was when it comes to republican supporters , there are republican supporters, there are ieeieie— republican supporters, there are ieeieie eiewr— republican supporters, there are probably about as— republican supporters, there are probably about as many in weeeeee— probably about as many in northern ireland now as there iweiee— northern ireland now as there were during the— northern ireland now as there were during the troubles. the wri—

were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't— were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't have- were during the troubles. the new ira doesn't have the capability of, say, launching mainland attacks . us but there mainland attacks. us but there obviously, as we as we can see by the various attacks they've carried out in northern ireland, they're hugely dangerous. so yes , it is a tricky time, but it's a lot better than it was than it was 25 years ago . the labour was 25 years ago. the labour party— was 25 years ago. the labour rare eee— was 25 years ago. the labour party has stood— was 25 years ago. the labour party has stood by— was 25 years ago. the labour party has stood by an- i2“; golf“; g the labour party has stood by an advert ieer— party has stood by an advert eeei eieieee— party has stood by an advert that claims rishi sunak doesn't eeiee— that claims rishi sunak doesn't ieiei eiiii— that claims rishi sunak doesn't think child sex— that claims rishi sunak doesn't think child sex abusers should go think child sex abusers should ge re— think child sex abusers should go re eieee— think child sex abusers should go to prison. labour posted the wiiee— go to prison. labour posted the wiiee ee— go to prison. labour posted the video on twitter,— go to prison. labour posted the video on twitter, pitching iieeii— video on twitter, pitching ireeii ee— video on twitter, pitching itself as the _ video on twitter, pitching itself as the party of law and eeiee— itself as the party of law and eeiee .— itself as the party of law and eeiee. ire— itself as the party of law and order. it's drawn— itself as the party of law and order . it's drawn criticism, order. it's drawn criticism, reorie— order. it's drawn criticism, reewge reeee — order. it's drawn criticism, though, from mps with senior iee— though, from mps with senior tory ministers— though, from mps with senior tory ministers accusing labour of tory ministers accusing labour ei e— tory ministers accusing labour ii a wie— tory ministers accusing labour ii a wiie eei— tory ministers accusing labour of a vile and desperate campaign eeiee— of a vile and desperate campaign ereeree .— of a vile and desperate campaign ereeree . ier— of a vile and desperate campaign strategy . but shadow culture strategy. but shadow culture eeeeeree— strategy. but shadow culture eeeeeree iee— strategy. but shadow culture secretary lucy powell told gb newe— secretary lucy powell told gb wewe ree— secretary lucy powell told gb wewe ree rer— secretary lucy powell told gb news the pm should take responsibility— news the pm should take responsibility . r: g responsibility. the digital graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if you like, or a take on the types of graphics that the prime minister himself produces about his own policies and he's become famous for producing these kind of graphics . and so it's a it's a take on

that. if it's personal, it's personal in the sense that he's the guy who runs the country. he is the prime minister. and the book does stop with him . a 16 book does stop with him. a 16 year old boy has been arrested on year old boy has been arrested ee eweiieiee— year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of— year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 14 on suspicion of murder after a re weee— on suspicion of murder after a re weer iii— on suspicion of murder after a 14 year old girl— on suspicion of murder after a 14 year old girl died in a fire at 14 year old girl died in a fire er e— 14 year old girl died in a fire er e iieei— 14 year old girl died in a fire at a block of— 14 year old girl died in a fire at a block of flats in east ieeiee— at a block of flats in east london yesterday. the girl, eeeeei— london yesterday. the girl, named locally— london yesterday. the girl, named locally as tiffany died at the named locally as tiffany died at we eeeee— named locally as tiffany died at the scene and— named locally as tiffany died at the scene and five— named locally as tiffany died at the scene and five others were injured— the scene and five others were ier-eeei ier— the scene and five others were injured but have— the scene and five others were injured but have since been iieeeeeeei— injured but have since been discharged from hospital . all discharged from hospital. all eeeeegeee— discharged from hospital. all emergency services were called to emergency services were called re iee— emergency services were called re re iieze— emergency services were called to the blaze in— emergency services were called to the blaze in newham at around ieee— to the blaze in newham at around irio ire.— to the blaze in newham at around irio iee- ire— to the blaze in newham at around 5:30 pm. it's being— 5:30 pm. it's being investigated as suspected arson . a ie— investigated as suspected arson . a re weee— investigated as suspected arson .a re weer iii— investigated as suspected arson . a 12 year old boy— investigated as suspected arson . a 12 year old boy has been . a12 year old boy has been eieegei— . a12 year old boy has been eeeegei wire— . a12 year old boy has been charged with the— . a12 year old boy has been charged with the murder of a woman who died— charged with the murder of a woman who died after being hit by a— woman who died after being hit by e ee— woman who died after being hit by e ie— woman who died after being hit by a car in sheffield. and 60 weee— by a car in sheffield. and 60 weee iii— by a car in sheffield. and 60 year old marsha— by a car in sheffield. and 60 year old marsha grant was hit by a year old marsha grant was hit by e ie ree— year old marsha grant was hit by a car in the green— year old marsha grant was hit by a car in the green hill area on weieeeiew— a car in the green hill area on wednesday evening. south yorkshire— wednesday evening. south yorkshire police says the boy wee— yorkshire police says the boy who eeeeei— yorkshire police says the boy who cannot be— yorkshire police says the boy who cannot be named for legal wiii— who cannot be named for legal reasons, will appear before seeiiieii— reasons, will appear before sheffield _court- reasons, will appear before sheffield court tomorrow . sheffield youth court tomorrow. 2 eeiiiiee— sheffield youth court tomorrow. 2 million british— sheffield youth court tomorrow. 2 million british holidaymakers are 2 million british holidaymakers eeieerei— 2 million british holidaymakers are expected to— 2 million british holidaymakers are expected to head overseas

eeie— are expected to head overseas reie ieeree— are expected to head overseas this easter weekend. meanwhile the this easter weekend. meanwhile ree ieer— this easter weekend. meanwhile we eeei ei— this easter weekend. meanwhile the port of dover— this easter weekend. meanwhile the port of dover is warning eeiee— the port of dover is warning those travelling— the port of dover is warning those travelling could face two iewe— those travelling could face two hour ieiewe. — those travelling could face two hour delays. the— those travelling could face two hour delays. the ferry operator . iris.— hour delays. the ferry operator . iris. eeei— hour delays. the ferry operator , dfds, urged travellers to eiiew— , dfds, urged travellers to allow extra— , dfds, urged travellers to allow extra time to get through ieeiee— allow extra time to get through border control— allow extra time to get through border control and check in. ieiewe— border control and check in. ieiewe iewe— border control and check in. delays have been blamed on reeeee— delays have been blamed on french officials— delays have been blamed on french officials carrying out eeiee— french officials carrying out extra checks— french officials carrying out extra checks as— french officials carrying out extra checks as well as stamping uk extra checks as well as stamping we ieeeieere— extra checks as well as stamping uk passports following . brexit uk passports following. brexit to uk passports following. brexit re ieeeeii — uk passports following. brexit to israeli women— uk passports following. brexit to israeli women have been shot in to israeli women have been shot ie ee— to israeli women have been shot ie ee erieei— to israeli women have been shot in an attack on— to israeli women have been shot in an attack on their car in the occupied— in an attack on their car in the eeewiiei weer— in an attack on their car in the occupied west bank following a day occupied west bank following a iew ei— occupied west bank following a day of violence— occupied west bank following a day of violence along the ieieeeee— day of violence along the lebanese and— day of violence along the lebanese and gaza borders. an ieeeeii— lebanese and gaza borders. an ieeeeii eeeew— lebanese and gaza borders. an israeli army video— lebanese and gaza borders. an israeli army video shows eeiieeieee— israeli army video shows explosions on - israeli army video shows explosions on hamas weapon ieeiweriee— explosions on hamas weapon production sites— explosions on hamas weapon production sites and tunnels in eeieiieiiee— production sites and tunnels in retaliation for— production sites and tunnels in retaliation for rocket attacks. ire— retaliation for rocket attacks. ir-e iieeeei — retaliation for rocket attacks. it's blamed on— retaliation for rocket attacks. it's blamed on the islamist eeei. — it's blamed on the islamist eeei. ir— it's blamed on the islamist group. it comes— it's blamed on the islamist group. it comes amid mounting confrontation _ group. it comes amid mounting confrontation in— group. it comes amid mounting confrontation in jerusalem iweiee— confrontation in jerusalem iweieg ree— confrontation in jerusalem during the muslim holy month of ieeeeeiee— during the muslim holy month of ieeeeeiee ee— during the muslim holy month of ramadan, as well— during the muslim holy month of ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday. _ ramadan, as well as the jewish passover holiday. the uk has eiieeiei— passover holiday. the uk has eiieeiei iee— passover holiday. the uk has appealed for de—escalation with the appealed for de—escalation with we reeeiee— appealed for de—escalation with the foreign secretary, james cieweeiw— the foreign secretary, james cleverly saying— the foreign secretary, james cleverly saying both sides eeewii— cleverly saying both sides should negotiate . it s—club should negotiate. it s—club see— should negotiate. it s—club seven's paul— should negotiate. it s—club seven's paul cattermole has ieeeei— seven's paul cattermole has ieeeei ewew— seven's paul cattermole has passed away aged 46. only weeks

eeiee— passed away aged 46. only weeks eiree ree— passed away aged 46. only weeks after the band— passed away aged 46. only weeks after the band announced a eeeeeieei— after the band announced a comeback tour.— after the band announced a comeback tour. in a statement issued— comeback tour. in a statement ieewei by— comeback tour. in a statement ieewei by iee— comeback tour. in a statement issued by the family and the groupi— issued by the family and the eeei. ir— issued by the family and the eeei. ii eeii— issued by the family and the group, it said there are no worrie— group, it said there are no weeie re— group, it said there are no words to describe their deep eeeeeei we— words to describe their deep sadness. he was— words to describe their deep sadness. he was found yesterday at sadness. he was found yesterday er eie— sadness. he was found yesterday er eie ieee— sadness. he was found yesterday er his home ie— sadness. he was found yesterday at his home in dorset, but ieiiee— at his home in dorset, but ieiiee eew— at his home in dorset, but police say his— at his home in dorset, but police say his death is not ieiee— police say his death is not being treated— police say his death is not being treated as suspicious . the being treated as suspicious. the ieei— being treated as suspicious. the ieei eei— being treated as suspicious. the band had hits— being treated as suspicious. the band had hits in— being treated as suspicious. the band had hits in the 2000, ieeiwiiee— band had hits in the 2000, including bring— band had hits in the 2000, including bring it all back and ieeeee— including bring it all back and ieeeee eei— including bring it all back and reach and easter— including bring it all back and reach and easter sunday could be the reach and easter sunday could be we weeeeer— reach and easter sunday could be the warmest day— reach and easter sunday could be the warmest day of— reach and easter sunday could be the warmest day of the year. so far, the warmest day of the year. so ier. wire— the warmest day of the year. so ier. wire ieee— the warmest day of the year. so far, with highs of— the warmest day of the year. so far, with highs of up to 18 ieeeeee— far, with highs of up to 18 degrees. temperatures could top 16 degrees. temperatures could top re ee— degrees. temperatures could top re or i c— degrees. temperatures could top re or r c ie— degrees. temperatures could top 16 or 17 c in some— degrees. temperatures could top 16 or 17 c in some parts of the ire— 16 or 17 c in some parts of the iii today— 16 or 17 c in some parts of the iii today ier— 16 or 17 c in some parts of the uk today, but the— 16 or 17 c in some parts of the uk today, but the met office is weeeiee— uk today, but the met office is weeeiee ree— uk today, but the met office is warning the sunshine this weeieei— warning the sunshine this weekend could be short lived as ei— weekend could be short lived as ie— weekend could be short lived as rain is expected— weekend could be short lived as rain is expected for— weekend could be short lived as rain is expected for most places on rain is expected for most places ee ieei— rain is expected for most places on bank holiday— rain is expected for most places on bank holiday monday. this is gb on bank holiday monday. this is ei newe— on bank holiday monday. this is gb news. we'll— on bank holiday monday. this is gb news. we'll bring you more ee ir— gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's ieei— news as it happens. now it's ieei re— news as it happens. now it's ieei re .— back to. patrick

eiew- back to. patrick eiew .- back to. patrick okay , so- back to. patrick okay , so let's get stuck back to. patrick— okay , so let's get stuck into a okay, so let's get stuck into a big— okay, so let's get stuck into a iig eeie— okay, so let's get stuck into a iig eree iee— okay, so let's get stuck into a iig eree ree eee— okay, so let's get stuck into a big story for me today. “o;i:i; big story for me today. there is a big story for me today. there is e huge— big story for me today. there is e huge ew— big story for me today. there is a huge row taking place which was caused by a controversial tweet. and it's now two tweets by labour which say that rishi sunak doesn't think that should be and it's been branded be jailed and it's been branded appalling, nauseating and shameful mps from other shameful by mps from other parties. but a shadow cabinet minister has refused to criticise the tweet . gb news criticise the tweet. gb news viewers can see the social media post now , which has an image of post now, which has an image of rishi sunak smiling with a signature by the way, that says, do you think that adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison? rishi sunak erg doesn't. they've since doubled down on this actually by retweeting it again and also as well tweeting something else about the fact that rishi they're saying that rishi sunak they're saying anyway, doesn't care about people got guns and want people who've got guns and want to go to prison to use them, should go to prison ehhen to use them, should go to prison either, again is lie . either, which again is a lie. the tweet says that under tory rule, convicted of rule, 4500 adults convicted of child sexual assault have avoided . but this morning, avoided jail. but this morning, gb news presenter stephen dixon, joined by dawn neesom , called joined by dawn neesom, called out shadow culture secretary

lucy powell the claims that lucy powell for the claims that her party was making . well, her party was making. well, look, it's a it's a “g well, look, it's a it's a graphic, a iieirei— look, it's a it's a graphic, a digital campaigning graphic. i iiie-r— digital campaigning graphic. i iiie-r ieeiee— digital campaigning graphic. i didn't design it.— digital campaigning graphic. i didn't design it. i didn't put it didn't design it. i didn't put i we— didn't design it. i didn't put ii we ieee— didn't design it. i didn't put it up there. but— didn't design it. i didn't put it up there. but it's a digital geeiiie— it up there. but it's a digital geeieie ieei-e— it up there. but it's a digital graphic that's based on it's irre— graphic that's based on it's iiie e— graphic that's based on it's iiie e eeie— graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if— graphic that's based on it's like a skit, if you like, or a eeie— like a skit, if you like, or a reie ee— like a skit, if you like, or a reie ee iee— like a skit, if you like, or a take on the types of graphics ieer— take on the types of graphics ieei ree— take on the types of graphics that the prime— take on the types of graphics that the prime minister himself ieeiweee— that the prime minister himself produces about— that the prime minister himself produces about his own policies. eei— produces about his own policies. eei eee— produces about his own policies. and he's become— produces about his own policies. and he's become famous for ieeiweiee— and he's become famous for producing this. _ and he's become famous for producing this. no, no, no , no, producing this. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no . cor no, no, no, no, no. so lucy powell, no , no. it's on no, no, no, no, no. so lucy- powell, no , no. it's on that. powell, no, no. it's on that. it's this isn't a skit. look, even twitter itself has had to put a fact check on this, saying the tweet implies that the prime minister does not support prison sentences for sexual assaults against children . the current against children. the current eeereeeiee— against children. the current sentencing guidelines- fgf o“ r: i:i;“ the current sentencing guidelines has a maximum sentence of 14 years ieeeieeeeeeei— maximum sentence of 14 years imprisonment. you're implying reser— imprisonment. you're implying ieieei sweei— imprisonment. you're implying rishi sunak does— imprisonment. you're implying rishi sunak does not think eerie— rishi sunak does not think adults convicted of sexually eeeewiriee— adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison-— assaulting children should go to eeieee. wow— assaulting children should go to prison. now that— assaulting children should go to prison. now that is just not

eeeweeer ie— prison. now that is just not accurate, is it— prison. now that is just not accurate, is it ? - prison. now that is just not accurate, is it ? c. “ooi t“ accurate, is it? but under his watch as prime minister under his government over the last 13 years, we have seen thousands of people who have been convicted of serious child offence , sexual of serious child offence, sexual offences and child material offences, not receiving custodial sentences . and that is custodial sentences. and that is what is happening under his watch as prime minister. so if it's if it's personal, it's personal in the sense that he's the guy who runs the country , he the guy who runs the country, he is the prime minister and the buck does stop with him. yeah, lots to go out here. i mean, is it just absolute— lots to go out here. i mean, is it just absolute gutter- it just absolute gutter ieiirieee— it just absolute gutter politics? does it open the door iee— politics? does it open the door ier we re— politics? does it open the door now for us to all— politics? does it open the door now for us to all have a look at ieiewe-e— now for us to all have a look at labour's record— now for us to all have a look at labour's record when it comes to eeie— labour's record when it comes to we iiei— labour's record when it comes to we iiei ei— labour's record when it comes to this kind of behaviour? so wwe— this kind of behaviour? so wee-we-rie— this kind of behaviour? so you've the rotherham you've got the rotherham grooming— you've got the rotherham grooming scandal, one of grooming scandal, just one of were — grooming scandal, just one of were -reie- grooming scandal, just one of them keir starmer of them actually. keir starmer of course, potentially them actually. keir starmer of coursein potentially them actually. keir starmer of coursein positiontentially them actually. keir starmer of coursein position to tially them actually. keir starmer of coursein position to deal with being in a position to deal with eeeiiee— being in a position to deal with eeeiieglieieee— being in a position to deal with sending prison and not doing sending to prison and not doing so sending to prison and not doing ee ee ieei— sending to prison and not doing ee ee eeei ei— sending to prison and not doing so as head of the— sending to prison and not doing so as head of the cps, i'm

ieieei— so as head of the cps, i'm ieieei ew— so as head of the cps, i'm ieieei by— so as head of the cps, i'm joined now by gb news political eeieeee— joined now by gb news political reporter catherine— joined now by gb news political reporter catherine force. cereeeieet— reporter catherine force. catherine, thank you very much . catherine, thank you very much. wee— catherine, thank you very much. wee eeie— catherine, thank you very much. was this actually— catherine, thank you very much. was this actually backed up by any was this actually backed up by eew ieiiew— was this actually backed up by eew ieiiew reeee — was this actually backed up by any policy from labour to say ieeeweeeiiw— any policy from labour to say presumably what— any policy from labour to say presumably what we will send ewee— presumably what we will send ewee re— presumably what we will send every to prison? _ presumably what we will send every to prison? �*ifiiogc izi; every to prison? well, they're basically the message is the conservatives have made a terrible mess of law and order of dealing with crime over the last 13 years and we would do a much betterjob. of course, last 13 years and we would do a much better job. of course, we can't know that, can we, because they've not been in power for a very long time. but this has upset people right across the political spectrum from former shadow chancellor john mcdonnell , saying is better than this. take it down to lee anderson, deputy chair of the conservative party, saying how vile it is. and really, i mean, it's just blatantly factually inaccurate , blatantly factually inaccurate, isn't it? because they don't know what rishi sunak thinks. and i don't think anybody really even if you can't stand the prime minister would think that he genuinely doesn't think should be locked up. and you know, this isn't really on him. sure. you could say this records

on 31 years of tory failure. if you want, but saying this is on rishi sunak know he's only been pm for six months. he's only been an mp for seven years. he was an investment when was an investment banking when these to be these figures began to be collated, but but sir keir starmer was director of public prosecution and as you say , the prosecution and as you say, the grooming gangs. there was so much talk about earlier in the week. many of those were happening in labour areas. labour controlled councils where people turned a blind eye because they didn't want to be considered racist. so i think labour are on dodgy ground . labour are on dodgy ground. yeah, absolutely. look, thank you yeah, absolutely. look, thank wew very— yeah, absolutely. look, thank wew wee. wee— yeah, absolutely. look, thank you very, very much.- yof“ cog look, thank you very, very much. catherine cereeeiee— you very, very much. catherine catherine forster,— you very, very much. catherine catherine forster, our political eeieeee— catherine forster, our political eeieeee .— catherine forster, our political eeieeee . ie— catherine forster, our political eeeeeiee . ie e— catherine forster, our political reporter , is a little bit like i reporter, is a little bit like i eeiee— reporter, is a little bit like i think manchester fans think manchester united fans iieeeei— think manchester united fans iieeeei .— think manchester united fans iieeeei . king— think manchester united fans blamed. king erik ten hag for ole blamed. king erik ten hag for eie eweee— blamed. king erik ten hag for ole gunnar solskjaer's results ieer— ole gunnar solskjaer's results iee-i ii— ole gunnar solskjaer's results iee-i ii ie— ole gunnar solskjaer's results isn't it in this— ole gunnar solskjaer's results isn't it in this case? i'm ieieei— isn't it in this case? i'm ieieei ew— isn't it in this case? i'm joined now by- isn't it in this case? i'm joined now by conservative mp eerie— joined now by conservative mp eewii worrie— joined now by conservative mp david morris, mp— joined now by conservative mp david morris, mp for morecambe and lunesdale._ david morris, mp for morecambe and lunesdale. david, look , and lunesdale. david, look, eeei— and lunesdale. david, look, eeeei re— and lunesdale. david, look, geeer re eee— and lunesdale. david, look, great to see you. - and lunesdale. david, look, great to see you. thank you very ewee— great to see you. thank you very eewee iee— great to see you. thank you very eewee ier riie. — great to see you. thank you very much for this. do— great to see you. thank you very much for this. do you think it's a much for this. do you think it's e iii— much for this. do you think it's e iii ei— much for this. do you think it's e iii of e— much for this. do you think it's a bit of a disgrace— much for this. do you think it's a bit of a disgrace this that ieiewe— a bit of a disgrace this that ieiewe eei— a bit of a disgrace this that labour had decided to tweet out

eeeeereiee— labour had decided to tweet out something saying— labour had decided to tweet out something saying that rishi sweei— something saying that rishi sunak doesn't— something saying that rishi sunak doesn't care about whether or eer— sunak doesn't care about whether or eei 90— sunak doesn't care about whether or eei 90 re— sunak doesn't care about whether or not go to prison— sunak doesn't care about whether or not go to prison . c or not go to prison. it's ieeeeeeie— or not go to prison. it's desperate, isn't it ? look, look, desperate, isn't it? look, look, patrick, you and i both know what the real score is here. they've got nothing to talk about , so they talk about about, so they talk about nonsense. the reality is, sunak wasn't even a member of parliament when starmer sat on the sentencing council that actually came up with the guidelines for the judges to actually sentence these sex offenders . i actually sentence these sex offenders. i mean, actually sentence these sex offenders . i mean, how does he offenders. i mean, how does he explain here in the area that you're from? and i'm i'm actually a mp for a labour councillor for has just narrowly avoided going to a former labour councillor, narrowly avoided going to prison for grooming a 14 year old boy who turned out to be a policeman on the internet. now, you know that caused a by—election that's just come out. that's literally albie and we're talking literally within the past few days that's come out. but this has been going years. so how does going on for years. so how does keir starmer square that circle and as well, he was and this guy as well, he was actually shortlisted to run against me in this seat and

shortlisted in barrow. so how do you work that out? i mean, also it wasn't exactly followed up by any labour party policy, was it? i mean, they've not come out as far i mean, they've not come out as ier ee— i mean, they've not come out as ier ee r— i mean, they've not come out as ier ee r eee— i mean, they've not come out as far as i can tell,— i mean, they've not come out as far as i can tell, and— i mean, they've not come out as far as i can tell, and said, all right— far as i can tell, and said, all right weir— far as i can tell, and said, all right, well there— far as i can tell, and said, all right, well there you go. if we— right, well there you go. if we ger— right, well there you go. if we eei eew— right, well there you go. if you've got any kind of ieeeiiwirw— you've got any kind of proclivity towards children whatsoever— proclivity towards children whatsoever under labour, we will ieei— whatsoever under labour, we will ieei wew — whatsoever under labour, we will ieei wew wi— whatsoever under labour, we will ieei wew wi .— whatsoever under labour, we will ieei wew wi . ire— whatsoever under labour, we will lock you up . it's just saying lock you up. it's just saying hypothetically— lock you up. it's just saying hypothetically we would have ieee — hypothetically we would have done more than— hypothetically we would have done more than the tories , done more than the tories, ieeiiie— done more than the tories, despite-that- done more than the tories, despite that they despite the fact that they eewee-r— despite the fact that they haven't when _ despite the fact that they haven't when they've had the eeeeee — haven't when they've had the eeeeee re. — haven't when they've had the chance to. well,— haven't when they've had the chance to. rewocc i haven't when they've had the chance to. rewocc o

shame. this is going back to the momentum all know momentum days and we all know how that got. well the one how bad that got. well the one the one issue that really did make laugh about of this make me laugh about all of this was managed to unite was that he's managed to unite the with the momentum against him with this actually even even they this actually, even even they are saying even they are now are now saying even they are now saying, drawing the saying, no, we're drawing the line of this, afraid. line on all of this, i'm afraid. but you reckon that the but do you reckon that the ieeiee— but do you reckon that the. tories—anything tories are guilty of anything irke— tories are guilty of anything like .though?- tories are guilty of anything like though? do you think like this, though? do you think ieer— like this, though? do you think we were— like this, though? do you think that there is— like this, though? do you think that there is anything that eewii— that there is anything that could-said— that there is anything that could-said-the. could be said about the conservative— could be said about the conservative party if keir sieeeeee-e— conservative party if keir starmer's dragged it into the owner— starmer's dragged it into the ewireee-we— starmer's dragged it into the gutter? we already gutter? will we already in the owner— gutter? will we already in the ewrieee-we— gutter? will we already in the gutter? no, weren't. gutter? will we already in the. gutter?-no,.weren't. i gutter? david no, we weren't. i ree— gutter? david no, we weren't. i eie-ie— gutter? david no, we weren't. i mean, the-is this,- gutter? david no, we weren't. i mean, the-is this, you. mean, the reality is this, you know, sentencing is actually done externally from the government. you know, the government. you know, the government put the guidelines down as far as legislation goes, but actually out of but it's actually taken out of their hands when comes down their hands when it comes down to sentencing council to the actual sentencing council , keir starmer sat on. , which keir starmer sat on. now, that is where the real blame lies. so it's okay. i'm saying all of this about the conservative government. it doesn't matter what colour of government are, that would government you are, that would still be same process. still be the same process. but he that council he actually sat on that council that gave the guidelines and more point, rishi sunak more to the point, rishi sunak wasn't an mp then. so, you

wasn't even an mp then. so, you know, i think starmer's got some serious to do indeed. serious answering to do indeed. david, thank you very much. it's eiwewe— david, thank you very much. it's eiwewe ee— david, thank you very much. it's always an absolute— david, thank you very much. it's always an absolute pleasure to eeie— always an absolute pleasure to reiilwew— always an absolute pleasure to reiilwew-eeei- always an absolute pleasure to talk you good luck to talk to you and good luck to wow.— talk to you and good luck to wow. eeie— talk to you and good luck to you. take care.— talk to you and good luck to you. take care. david morris ieeeet— you. take care. david morris reeee. e— you. take care. david morris there, a conservative mp for weeeeeeeie— there, a conservative mp for morecambe and— there, a conservative mp for morecambe and lunesdale. now ieei.— morecambe and lunesdale. now ieei—eeie- look, it's another big story eeie— look, it's another big story eie-eei- look, it's another big story this and yesterday this for me. and yesterday i eeweeei— this for me. and yesterday i covered the— this for me. and yesterday i covered the news the royal covered the news that the royal reeeiiw— covered the news that the royal reeeiiw-eeeeei— covered the news that the royal family agreed cooperate family had agreed to cooperate wire— family had agreed to cooperate wire-ieee— family had agreed to cooperate with - into the - with research into the historical— with research into the historical between with research into the- historical-between the historical links between the wire— historical links between the british-and- british monarchy and the transatlantic— british monarchy and the transatlantic trade . i transatlantic slave trade. i eeie— transatlantic slave trade. i eeii er— transatlantic slave trade. i eeii er iee— transatlantic slave trade. i said at the time and i mean, i eeie— said at the time and i mean, i here re— said at the time and i mean, i here re ieee— said at the time and i mean, i hate to bang on— said at the time and i mean, i hate to bang on about it, but i eeei— hate to bang on about it, but i eeei ieer— hate to bang on about it, but i was right that people would jump on was right that people would jump ee ree— was right that people would jump on the bandwagon.— was right that people would jump on the bandwagon. and sure eeewee— on the bandwagon. and sure eeewge wee.— on the bandwagon. and sure enough, yes, they have, because it enough, yes, they have, because ir-iwer— enough, yes, they have, because ir-iwer eeiee— enough, yes, they have, because ir-iwer ewee-reel it wasn't just going to end the eeeeei—ieee- it wasn't just going to end the second—door for. it wasn't just going to end thei second—door for two second you open a door for two ieeiie— second you open a door for two ieeiie-weer— second you open a door for two people want things like people who want things like massive, massive, massive, unaffordable _ unaffordable environmental changer— unaffordable environmental eeeeeet-iiie- change, all things like reparations— change, all things like reparations for slave trade. reparations for the slave trade. rewr— reparations for the slave trade. your-you— reparations for the slave trade. your-you eiee- reparations for the slave trade. your-you open the- reparations for the slave trade. your you open the door. your second, you open the door. reeiie— your second, you open the door. eeeiie prie— your second, you open the door. eeeiie iiie ee— your second, you open the door. people pile on through it, and rieee-e— people pile on through it, and rieee-e-rier- people pile on through it, and there's-that-canl there's nothing that you can ewee-eeiee— there's nothing that you can ever short dismantling the ever do short of dismantling the eeeeeeeew— ever do short of dismantling the monarchy-turning- ever do short of dismantling the monarchy turning us into monarchy and turning us into a eeiwiiie—reer- monarchy and turning us into a republic that would republic or whatever that would eerweiiw— republic or whatever that would eerweiiw-ieeiie - republic or whatever that would eerweiiw-ieeiie .- republic or whatever that would actually people . okay, so actually please people. okay, so king— actually please people. okay, so riee-weei-e— actually please people. okay, so riee-weei-e ee- actually please people. okay, so king what's he doing? king charles, what's he doing? wee— king charles, what's he doing?| wee—ieei he's just wandered straight into the he's just wandered straight into eie—iee— he's just wandered straight into eee—eee eei- the trap, hasn't he? and he eeri— the trap, hasn't he? and he eei-eie.- the trap, hasn't he? and he said,-okay. all- the trap, hasn't he? and he said, okay. all right . i said, yeah, okay. all right. i were— said, yeah, okay. all right. i welcome investigation into said, yeah, okay. all right. i welhistoric investigation into said, yeah, okay. all right. i welhistoric linksstigation into said, yeah, okay. all right. i wel historic links between into

said, yeah, okay. all right. i wel historic links between the the historic links between the eeeeeeeew— the historic links between the eeeeeeeew eei— the historic links between the monarchy and the slave trade , monarchy and the slave trade, eeie— monarchy and the slave trade, said historic— monarchy and the slave trade, said historic links— monarchy and the slave trade, said historic links appear to ieee— said historic links appear to were-e— said historic links appear to date-a letter- said historic links appear to date a letter from 1689, date back to a letter from 1689, where— date back to a letter from 1689, where ir— date back to a letter from 1689, where it showed— date back to a letter from 1689, where it showed that king wiiiieee— where it showed that king william, the— where it showed that king william, the third, was given eewei— william, the third, was given eewei ree— william, the third, was given around the equivalent of around erteee— around the equivalent of around erteee weee— around the equivalent of around £1,000 worth of— around the equivalent of around £1,000 worth of shares in a eiewe— £1,000 worth of shares in a slave trading— £1,000 worth of shares in a slave trading company . right? so slave trading company. right? so were— slave trading company. right? so were we— slave trading company. right? so were we 90- — slave trading company. right? so were we 90- ee— slave trading company. right? so there we go. so now there has to be there we go. so now there has to ie ee— there we go. so now there has to be an investigation— there we go. so now there has to be an investigation into that ieee— be an investigation into that from ieee— be an investigation into that from 1689. and— be an investigation into that from 1689. and then on top of it bingbr— from 1689. and then on top of it rrngw, ree— from 1689. and then on top of it now, bingo, the national reparations— now, bingo, the national reparations commission of eeeeeie— reparations commission of grenada-the- reparations commission of grenada the royals to reparations commission of- grenada _the royals to hold grenada wants the royals to hold eerie— grenada wants the royals to hold reiie eiewi— grenada wants the royals to hold talks about paying— grenada wants the royals to hold talks about paying reparations . talks about paying reparations. so talks about paying reparations. so weer— talks about paying reparations. so weer-ree— talks about paying reparations. so what king charles do? so what does king charles do? wei.— so what does king charles do? well,.doesn't_ so what does king charles do? well,.doesn't rule- so what does king charles do? well, doesn't rule out the well, he doesn't rule out the ieeeiiiiirw— possibility of paying reparations possibility of paying - reparations-great. possibility of paying- reparations-great. okay. possibility of paying- repnowons-great. okay. possibility of paying repnow absolutely.5reat. okay. possibility of paying repnow absolutely. every okay. possibility of paying repnow absolutely. every single so now absolutely. every single eeweie— so now absolutely. every single eeweie-eewe- so now absolutely. every single country-have ever- country that we have ever reweeei— country that we have ever reweeei ie— country that we have ever touched is _to- country that we have ever touched is to want touched is going to want reparations.— touched is going to want reparations. who's going to reparations. and who's going to iewe— reparations. and who's going to here-ieee- reparations. and who's going to have-that? well- have to pay for that? well ieeeiiiw— have to pay for that? well ieeeiiiwiei— have to pay for that? well possibly-of us,- have to pay for that? well possibly of us, if indeed possibly all of us, if indeed it ieee— possibly all of us, if indeed it wee-eiwe— possibly all of us, if indeed it does about. joined possibly all of us, if indeed it. does-about.-joined now does come about. i'm joined now by ree— does come about. i'm joined now by we ieeeee— does come about. i'm joined now by the former royal— does come about. i'm joined now by the former royal butler, eeei.— by the former royal butler, grant, harold— by the former royal butler, grant, harold grant. thank you very— grant, harold grant. thank you wee—ie- grant, harold grant. thank you wee—ii wewl grant, harold grant. thank you. wee—ii wew ieei very, very much. how do you feel about— very, very much. how do you feel about-i— very, very much. how do you feel about-i-rm- very, very much. how do you feel about-i-i'm look,- about this? i mean, i'm look, i obviously— about this? i mean, i'm look, i obviously love— about this? i mean, i'm look, i obviously love king charles and i love— obviously love king charles and i love the— obviously love king charles and i love the monarchy and everything,— i love the monarchy and everything-do- i love the monarchy and everything, do wish he'd everything, but i do wish he'd stop—in- everything, but i do wish he'd stop—in n- everything, but i do wish he'd| stop—in it with stop putting his foot in it with things— stop putting his foot in it with things “ke— stop putting his foot in it with things like this— stop putting his foot in it with things like this and just tell people— things like this and just tell people to— things like this and just tell people to back— things like this and just tell people to back off. c: people to back off. good afternoon,— people to back off. good afternoon, patrick. no. do you know sometimes i hear things that you and i don't understand

it and i don't know if it's advisers or where he gets it. you know, sometimes the information— you know, sometimes the information from you know, sometimes the- information-from because you know, sometimes the- info difficult-from because you know, sometimes the info difficult because om because you know, sometimes the info difficult because withecause you know, sometimes the info difficult because with this|se it's difficult because with this kind— it's difficult because with this kind of— it's difficult because with this kind oi ining— it's difficult because with this kind of thing ,_ it's difficult because with this kind of thing , as— it's difficult because with this kind of thing , as you've said, kind of thing, as you've said, yon-e— kind of thing, as you've said, youe opening— kind of thing, as you've said, you're opening doors . i you're opening the doors. i i— you're opening the doors. i mean, i understand, of course, ine— mean, i understand, of course, iike—i— mean, i understand, of course, like—i understand. mean, i understand, of course,i like—i understand the like everybody, i understand the nine— like everybody, i understand the kind oi— like everybody, i understand the kind of background, but we're inning— talking about things that happened— talking about things that. noooenei—yeon talking about things that- happened_years ago happened hundreds of years ago and:— happened hundreds of years ago one, you— happened hundreds of years ago one, you know,— happened hundreds of years ago and, you know, patrick, the only way— and, you know, patrick, the only noyloon— and, you know, patrick, the only noyloon-i— and, you know, patrick, the only uoyloon-i wo- and, you know, patrick, the only way can i was thinking way i can kind of i was thinking oioui— way i can kind of i was thinking oioui n,— way i can kind of i was thinking oioui n, you— way i can kind of i was thinking about it, you know,— way i can kind of i was thinking about it, you know, what's the eouivoieni— about it, you know, what's the equivalent-me? - about it, you know, what's the equivalent-me? it- about it, you know, what's the equivalent me? c : equivalent for me? it would be une— equivalent for me? it would be like saying my ancestors like me saying all my ancestors in scotland for 100, 300 years ago, there things that ago, there was things that happened there that shouldn't happened up there that shouldn't have suddenly happened up there that shouldn't hwant suddenly happened up there that shouldn't hwant to suddenly happened up there that shouldn't hwant to investigate suddenly happened up there that shouldn't hwant to investigate nation, ddenly i want to investigate nation, which it's crazy . you which is just it's crazy. you know, we've got to it f you know, we've got to kind you know, we've got to kind of it f you know, we've got to kind of move on-iiie— know, we've got to kind of move on-iiie oni— know, we've got to kind of move on-iiie one we— know, we've got to kind of move on-life and we can't- know, we've got to kind of move on life and we can't keep on with life and we can't keep iivino— on with life and we can't keep iivino-noei— on with life and we can't keep iivine-noei .— on with life and we can't keep living-past . but- living in the past. but unfortunately, living in the past. but- unfortunately,-said, living in the past. but- unfortunately, _said, the unfortunately, as you said, the nine-e— unfortunately, as you said, the king's obviously— unfortunately, as you said, the king's obviously welcomed this eiuiy. — king's obviously welcomed this eiuiy. -ii-e— king's obviously welcomed this eiuiy. -ii-e ny- king's obviously welcomed this eiuiy. -ii-e iy o- study. i believe it's by a univeniiy— study. i believe it's by a university. also a historic university. and also a historic ioyoi— university. and also a historic ioyoi ooiuoee. — university. and also a historic royal palaces. so— university. and also a historic royal palaces. so maybe he felt inn— royal palaces. so maybe he felt inoi inn-e— royal palaces. so maybe he felt that that's quite _ royal palaces. so maybe he felt that that's quite safe . but as that that's quite safe. but as you— that that's quite safe. but as you eno— that that's quite safe. but as you said, ii— that that's quite safe. but as you said, it opens up a the inno— you said, it opens up a the nine ie— you said, it opens up a the ining is, ii— you said, it opens up a the thing is, it was— you said, it opens up a the thing is, it was naive. it was if thing is, it was naive. it was i ne— thing is, it was naive. it was i ne inougni— thing is, it was naive. it was if he thought it— thing is, it was naive. it was if he thought it was safe, it was naive because the guardian are was naive because the guardian ou— was naive because the guardian oii oven— was naive because the guardian are all over this— was naive because the guardian are all over this and that will nonin— are all over this and that will ononoi o— are all over this and that will prompt o roi—

are all over this and that will prompt o ioi oi— are all over this and that will prompt a lot of the left wing prese— prompt a lot of the left wing preee io— prompt a lot of the left wing press to per— prompt a lot of the left wing press to get all— prompt a lot of the left wing press to get all over it. and inen— press to get all over it. and rnen no— press to get all over it. and then now then— press to get all over it. and then now then return in then now then in return in poe ii— then now then in return in response, it prompts the right then now then in return in respopresst prompts the right then now then in return in respopress to rompts the right then now then in return in respopress to get )ts the right then now then in return in respopress to get allthe right then now then in return in respopress to get all over ght then now then in return in respopress to get all over it.t wing press to get all over it. on ine— wing press to get all over it. on rne noni— wing press to get all over it. on the front of— wing press to get all over it. on the front of the mail, royals hit on the front of the mail, royals nii py— on the front of the mail, royals nii by new— on the front of the mail, royals nir py poyoui— on the front of the mail, royals hit by new payout demands over eiovery— hit by new payout demands over eioyery iiniei. — hit by new payout demands over slavery linked. here you go. slavery linked. and here you go. it slavery linked. and here you go. ii oii. — slavery linked. and here you go. ii oii. ii— slavery linked. and here you go. it all. it.builds_ slavery linked. and here you go. it all. it.builds up- slavery linked. and here you go. it all. it builds up and it it all. it all builds up and it is o— it all. it all builds up and it is o very— it all. it all builds up and it is a very emotive- it all. it all builds up and it is a very emotive issue for a roi— is a very emotive issue for a ioi oi— is a very emotive issue for a or or peopie. — is a very emotive issue for a lot of people. do— is a very emotive issue for a lot of people. do you think that men— lot of people. do you think that inerelo— lot of people. do you think that inerelo pir— lot of people. do you think that there-a bit of— lot of people. do you think that there-a bit of a— lot of people. do you think that there a bit of a tightrope to there is a bit of a tightrope to be there is a bit of a tightrope to ie worked— there is a bit of a tightrope to be walked with— there is a bit of a tightrope to be walked with the royal family now.— be walked with the royal family i— be walked with the royal family i inink— be walked with the royal family now? i think in— be walked with the royal family now? i think in this current day one— now? i think in this current day one agei— now? i think in this current day and age, especially with cancel ouirure— and age, especially with cancel ouirure-peopie,- and age, especially with cancel culture-people, i- and age, especially with cancel culture people, i think culture and of people, i think noting— culture and of people, i think noting-unop- culture and of people, i think hating-who's-a. culture and of people, i thinki hating-who's-a bit culture and of people, i think. hating-who's-a bit of hating anyone who's got a bit of nearin— hating anyone who's got a bit of wealth - status. _ hating anyone who's got a bit of wealth-status. the- hating anyone who's got a bit of wealth status. the royal wealth and status. the royal ioniiy— wealth and status. the royal ioniiylrnink— wealth and status. the royal family think maybe feel bit family i think maybe feel a bit epuiiiy— family i think maybe feel a bit eouiiry opoui— family i think maybe feel a bit squiffy about fact that the squiffy about the fact that the puiiio— squiffy about the fact that the pubic—pir- squiffy about the fact that the puiiio—iii oi| public pays for quite a bit of rnen. — public pays for quite a bit of rnen. -inink- public pays for quite a bit of them.-think he's- public pays for quite a bit of them. think he's got to them. do you think he's got to neon— them. do you think he's got to tread carefully?— them. do you think he's got to tread carefully? think he's tread carefully? you think he's got tread carefully? you think he's ooi io— tread carefully? you think he's got to neon— tread carefully? you think he's got to tread carefully here and not got to tread carefully here and nor snee— got to tread carefully here and not seem as-he's- got to tread carefully here and not seem as he's going to not seem as though he's going to end up— not seem as though he's going to end up pertine— not seem as though he's going to end up getting cancelled because he end up getting cancelled because ne—iuei- end up getting cancelled because ne—iueilonil he doesn't want to just go and give— give millions of pounds to erenoio— give millions of pounds to erenoio .— give millions of pounds to grenada . no,— give millions of pounds to grenada . no, you're right. and grenada. no, you're right. and inere— grenada. no, you're right. and inere ie— grenada. no, you're right. and inere ie rnie— grenada. no, you're right. and there is this fine— grenada. no, you're right. and there is this fine line, you know— there is this fine line, you know .— there is this fine line, you know , you— there is this fine line, you know , you're quite right, that know, you're quite right, that ornrneni— know, you're quite right, that comment there. _ know, you're quite right, that comment there. it's not just about— comment there. it's not just about ine— comment there. it's not just about the royal— comment there. it's not just about the royal family. anybody who about the royal family. anybody wno—eoiiy,— about the royal family. anybody who—sadly, other- who does well, sadly, other peopie— who does well, sadly, other peopie .— who does well, sadly, other people , certain— who does well, sadly, other people , certain don't people, certain people don't iike— people, certain people don't iike-you- people, certain people don't like-you know,- people, certain people don't like you know, you like that. and you know, you nove— like that. and you know, you nowe peopie— like that. and you know, you have people kind of wanting to go for— have people kind of wanting to go for men— have people kind of wanting to go for them because they're

doing—iney-we go for them because they're- ioino—iney-we gor doing well, because they've got wearin— doing well, because they've got weoiin—poil wealth or because they've got oenoin—i- wealth or because they've got certain—i think. wealth or because they've gotj certain—i think is certain things which i think is reoiiy— certain things which i think is reoiiy-inink— certain things which i think is really _think for- certain things which i think is really think for the really sad. i think for the king,— really sad. i think for the king-nee- really sad. i think for the king,-he's very- really sad. i think for the king, he's very aware. i king, he's he's very aware. i ne— king, he's he's very aware. i ne ie— king, he's he's very aware. i mean, he is aware that is a very fine— mean, he is aware that is a very firemen-— mean, he is aware that is a very rinerneon- ine- mean, he is aware that is a very fine mean, the reality fine line. i mean, the reality is, fine line. i mean, the reality p, ie— fine line. i mean, the reality p, is nie— fine line. i mean, the reality is, is his late— fine line. i mean, the reality is, is his late mother was nupeiy— is, is his late mother was hugely popular. that's that's a known— hugely popular. that's that's a known-i— hugely popular. that's that's a known-i think— hugely popular. that's that's a known i think with known fact. i think with p0pularity_ popularity polls, he was sunny— popularity polls, he was slightly-and- popularity polls, he was slightly and obviously slightly less and obviously he's keen—peopie- slightly less and obviously he's keen—peopie io- slightly less and obviously he's keen people to like keen to he wants people to like nin— keen to he wants people to like nin-.— keen to he wants people to like nin-. ani— keen to he wants people to like nin-. ann ine- keen to he wants people to like him . and the reality him obviously. and the reality is him obviously. and the reality ie-ie— him obviously. and the reality ie-ie you— him obviously. and the reality ie-ie you oon-i- him obviously. and the reality is is you can't force is with life is you can't force peopie— is with life is you can't force peopie io— is with life is you can't force peopie ro-you- is with life is you can't force peopie ro-you .- is with life is you can't force people to you , but they're people to like you, but they're not going — people to like you, but they're not going to — people to like you, but they're not going to grant this is a fine— not going to grant this is a fine iine. — not going to grant this is a fine line. this— not going to grant this is a fine line. this is- not going to grant this is a fine line. this is the annoying ining— fine line. this is the annoying rningliney-re— fine line. this is the annoying thing-they're not- fine line. this is the annoying thing they're not going. he's thing is they're not going. he's trying,— thing is they're not going. he's trying—nonn- thing is they're not going. he's trying,-don't want. thing is they're not going. he's trying, don't want to trying, you know, don't want to iike — trying, you know, don't want to iike in— trying, you know, don't want to seem like i'm criticising the king— seem like i'm criticising the king ioo— seem like i'm criticising the king too much,— seem like i'm criticising the king too much, but it's trying to appear— king too much, but it's trying to oppeoi ro— king too much, but it's trying to appeal to people who are going— to appeal to people who are going ro— to appeal to people who are never going to like him. you know,— never going to like him. you know, you— never going to like him. you know, you've got— never going to like him. you know, you've got to like really big environmental lobby who, despite— big environmental lobby who, despite-root— big environmental lobby who, despite-fact that- big environmental lobby who, despite fact that he's been big environmental lobby who, dtknown fact that he's been big environmental lobby who, dtknown environmentalist been big environmental lobby who, dtknown environmentalist forn a known environmentalist for ioeiooiiy— a known environmentalist for ioeiooiinoi— a known environmentalist for basically-of-life- a known environmentalist for basically-of-life ,- basically all of his life, iney-re— basically all of his life, they're never- basically all of his life, they're never going to like him. i they're never going to like him. i-noiniy— they're never going to like him. i-noiniylior— they're never going to like him. i-mainlyifar as- they're never going to like him. i-mainlyifar as i- they're never going to like him. i mainly far as i can i think mainly as far as i can reki— i think mainly as far as i can rein-ne— i think mainly as far as i can rein-ne-in- i think mainly as far as i can rein-ne-in ol i think mainly as far as i cani tell,-he-in a big tell, because he lives in a big noue— tell, because he lives in a big noue-ie— tell, because he lives in a big house,-is nuts.- tell, because he lives in a big house, is nuts. and then house, which is nuts. and then youe— house, which is nuts. and then you goi— house, which is nuts. and then you got wie,— house, which is nuts. and then you've got this, you know, the uneeeniy— you've got this, you know, the uneeeniy-ior- you've got this, you know, the unseemly-lot-the unseemly anarchy lot and the proven— unseemly anarchy lot and the eiowerylyou— unseemly anarchy lot and the slavery you know, lobbies. slavery, you know, lobbies. iney-re— slavery, you know, lobbies. they're never— slavery, you know, lobbies. they're never going him they're never going to like him no-wnoi— they're never going to like him no-wnoi ne— they're never going to like him no-what he does.- they're never going to like him no what he does. and no matter what he does. and so pari— no matter what he does. and so ponlne— no matter what he does. and so ponlne-inoi— no matter what he does. and so ponlne-inoi ir- no matter what he does. and so part me that it might part of me thinks that it might be part of me thinks that it might ire perier— part of me thinks that it might be better for— part of me thinks that it might

be better for him _ part of me thinks that it might be better for him just keep be better for him to just keep eoniun— be better for him to just keep eonrun on— be better for him to just keep schtum on on— be better for him to just keep schtum on on these things. do you— schtum on on these things. do you no— schtum on on these things. do you no you— schtum on on these things. do you no you worry— schtum on on these things. do you do you worry that he's going to you do you worry that he's going io—oni— you do you worry that he's going io—oni witn- you do you worry that he's going to_and with it- you do you worry that he's going to-go-and with it- you do you worry that he's going to go broke? and with it you do you worry that he's going to go broke? do d with it you do you worry that he's going to go broke? do youth it you do you worry that he's going to go broke? do you know it's might go broke? do you know it's a might go broke? do you know it's oirioky— might go broke? do you know it's oirioky one— might go broke? do you know it's a tricky one because as you know,— a tricky one because as you know, patrick,— a tricky one because as you know, patrick, i— a tricky one because as you know, patrick, i knew him really weir— know, patrick, i knew him really weii oni— know, patrick, i knew him really weii one nee— know, patrick, i knew him really well and he's one— know, patrick, i knew him really well and he's one of the kindest nenrne-r— well and he's one of the kindest nenrne-i ani- well and he's one of the kindest men-met. and i- well and he's one of the kindest men met. and i think men that i've met. and i think from— men that i've met. and i think tron-point— men that i've met. and i think iron-point oi— men that i've met. and i think from point of view, he does from his point of view, he does wani— from his point of view, he does wont—ro— from his point of view, he does wont—to go- from his point of view, he does want—to go well.- from his point of view, he does want to go well. he want everything to go well. he wante— want everything to go well. he wants everyone _ want everything to go well. he wants everyone to _ want everything to go well. he wants everyone to be happy. he wante— wants everyone to be happy. he wants-ine— wants everyone to be happy. he wants-the-thing.- wants everyone to be happy. he wants the thing. and wants to do the right thing. and as we've seen and— wants to do the right thing. and as we've seen and over the as we've seen and heard over the yeo— as we've seen and heard over the yeore-oiwoye— as we've seen and heard over the yeore-oiwoye teen- years, it hasn't always been iike— years, it hasn't always been like .whether- years, it hasn't always been like whether that just be like that. whether that just be oowieere— like that. whether that just be oowieere or— like that. whether that just be advisers or decision. and, advisers or his decision. and, you—ie— advisers or his decision. and, you—is ine- advisers or his decision. and,- you_is the dangerous you know, this is the dangerous pari— you know, this is the dangerous porn-oo— you know, this is the dangerous pon-oo-oioee- you know, this is the dangerous part- do .close the l part is how do you close the door— part is how do you close the ooorlrnie— part is how do you close the door-this and— part is how do you close the door this and kind of, you door on this and kind of, you know,— door on this and kind of, you know, ii— door on this and kind of, you know, can it become a dangerous eiiuoiion— know, can it become a dangerous eiruorion going— know, can it become a dangerous situation going forward and i'm sure-woioning- sure he'll be watching it. i mean,-aware- sure he'll be watching it. i. mean,-aware-it's mean, he'll be aware that it's been— mean, he'll be aware that it's been discussed.— mean, he'll be aware that it's been discussed. you'll be aware of been discussed. you'll be aware or-wiewe— been discussed. you'll be aware or-wiewe oni— been discussed. you'll be aware of views and comments and of the views and comments and new— of the views and comments and ne-ii-wonr— of the views and comments and ne-ii-woni ii- of the views and comments and he'll-want itlkind. he'll probably want it to kind of he'll probably want it to kind or io— he'll probably want it to kind or to tie— he'll probably want it to kind of to die down.— he'll probably want it to kind of to die down. but same of to die down. but at the same gene,— of to die down. but at the same the, in— of to die down. but at the same time, i'm guessing— of to die down. but at the same time, i'm guessing that can't time, i'm guessing that he can't be time, i'm guessing that he can't ire-io— time, i'm guessing that he can't ie-io-wonr— time, i'm guessing that he can't ie-io-wonr io- time, i'm guessing that he can't be to want to support be seen to not want to support a study— be seen to not want to support a study ieoouee— be seen to not want to support a study because then— be seen to not want to support a study because then people will say study because then people will ooy—wont— study because then people will ooy—wont ro- study because then people will say want to support say he doesn't want to support a study— say he doesn't want to support a study ieoouee— say he doesn't want to support a study because obviously there's eoneining— something to hide. so there's i inink— something to hide. so there's i inink ion— something to hide. so there's i think for him,— something to hide. so there's i think for him, it— something to hide. so there's i think for him, it kind of went, vou— think for him, it kind of went, you know,— think for him, it kind of went, you know, nee— think for him, it kind of went, you know, he's if— think for him, it kind of went, you know, he's if he's doing nee— you know, he's if he's doing ne-e ir— you know, he's if he's doing ne-e if nee— you know, he's if he's doing he's if he's doing. it's one of nose— he's if he's doing. it's one of those situations,— he's if he's doing. it's one of those situations, it? those situations, isn't it? sooty.— those situations, isn't it? sooty-ow.- those situations, isn't it? sadly. ask. right, you

those situations, isn't it?- sadly.-ask. right, you had sadly. can i ask. right, you had nonw— sadly. can i ask. right, you had nony—orouno- sadly. can i ask. right, you had many,_around the. many, many years around the royoi— many, many years around the royal household— many, many years around the royal household did you ever royal household and did you ever epeiene— royal household and did you ever experience-that- royal household and did you ever experience that you experience anything that you inougni—ieenl thought might have been a iookworo— thought might have been a backward -or- thought might have been a backward -or a - thought might have been a backward or a derogatory backward view or a derogatory view— backward view or a derogatory ioworoe— backward view or a derogatory view towards people of different races, ethnicities,_ view towards people of different races, ethnicities, towards peopie— races, ethnicities, towards peopie wno — races, ethnicities, towards people who were in the commonwealth or anything like onyrning— commonwealth or anything like onyrning io— commonwealth or anything like anything to indicate to you that were— anything to indicate to you that inere wo— anything to indicate to you that there was some— anything to indicate to you that there was some real proper eouoorion— there was some real proper education that— there was some real proper education that re—education that needs— education that re—education that needs io— education that re—education that needs to toke— education that re—education that needs to take place in the royal roniiy— needs to take place in the royal ioniiy wo— needs to take place in the royal ioniiy no, one— needs to take place in the royal family no, the thing about the king,— family no, the thing about the king, you— family no, the thing about the king, you know,— family no, the thing about the king, you know, from my memory witn— king, you know, from my memory wiin nin — king, you know, from my memory wiin nin ie— king, you know, from my memory wiin rim is ne— king, you know, from my memory with him is he somebody that neon— with him is he somebody that treats everybody— with him is he somebody that treats everybody equally. and, you— treats everybody equally. and, you know, — treats everybody equally. and, you know, nee— treats everybody equally. and, you know, he's he— treats everybody equally. and, you know, he's he believed in all you know, he's he believed in oii ioiine— you know, he's he believed in oii roirne .— you know, he's he believed in all faiths . he's— you know, he's he believed in all faiths . he's obviously no all faiths. he's obviously no neoo— all faiths. he's obviously no neoo oi— all faiths. he's obviously no neoo or ine— all faiths. he's obviously no head of the commonwealth. you know,— head of the commonwealth. you know, were— head of the commonwealth. you know, there was— head of the commonwealth. you know, there was never any you know,— know, there was never any you know, one — know, there was never any you know, one woy— know, there was never any you know, the way he— know, there was never any you know, the way he is as a person. ire— know, the way he is as a person. we puer— know, the way he is as a person. we iuei noi— know, the way he is as a person. ire iuei nor in— know, the way he is as a person. it's just not in his— know, the way he is as a person. it's just not in his makeup to be it's just not in his makeup to ire iike— it's just not in his makeup to be like that.— it's just not in his makeup to be like that-just- it's just not in his makeup to be like that. just somebody be like that. he's just somebody inor— be like that. he's just somebody inoi ie— be like that. he's just somebody not is puer— be like that. he's just somebody not is iuei o— be like that. he's just somebody that is just a kind— be like that. he's just somebody that is just a kind human being. ano— that is just a kind human being. one ireoie— that is just a kind human being. and treats everybody the same that is just a kind human being. and ands everybody the same that is just a kind human being. and and soverybody the same that is just a kind human being. and and so izrybody the same that is just a kind human being. and and so i thinky the same that is just a kind human being. and and so i think that'ssame way. and so i think that's wnoi-e— way. and so i think that's what's really— way. and so i think that's what's really difficult that, what's really difficult is that, you— what's really difficult is that, you know,— what's really difficult is that, you know, when— what's really difficult is that, you know, when people of you know, when people kind of get-get— you know, when people kind of get-get frustrated- you know, when people kind of get get frustrated with get angry or get frustrated with onen, — get angry or get frustrated with wen-wink- get angry or get frustrated with them,-think it's- them, i kind of think it's owkworo— them, i kind of think it's awkward-i'm. them, i kind of think it's awkward i'm i'm them, i kind of think it's- awkward-i'm i'm one of awkward because i'm i'm one of the awkward because i'm i'm one of one rew— awkward because i'm i'm one of one rew inor— awkward because i'm i'm one of the few that was— awkward because i'm i'm one of the few that was lucky to the few that was lucky enough to be the few that was lucky enough to ire—oni— the few that was lucky enough to ire—one gei- the few that was lucky enough to ire—one gei io- the few that was lucky enough to be_and get to know. the few that was lucky enough to be and and get to know the few that was lucky enough to be and many and get to know the few that was lucky enough to be and many otherstt to know the few that was lucky enough to be and many others don't now

the few that was lucky enough to be and many others don't have him and many others don't have inor— him and many others don't have not opponuniry. — him and many others don't have that opportunity. and it's easy to noke— that opportunity. and it's easy to make decisions about people. but to make decisions about people. our-neon— to make decisions about people. but-mean, when- to make decisions about people. but-mean, when i- to make decisions about people. but mean, when i was but no, i mean, when i was orouno— but no, i mean, when i was orouno-i— but no, i mean, when i was around-i found- but no, i mean, when i was around i found him a really around him, i found him a really good— around him, i found him a really good iroee— around him, i found him a really good iroee oni— around him, i found him a really good boss and treated everybody the good boss and treated everybody one—keon— good boss and treated everybody the—yeah fantastic.- the same way. yeah fantastic. rook— the same way. yeah fantastic. rook-inonk— the same way. yeah fantastic. look-thank-very,l the same way. yeah fantastic.- look-thank-very, very look grand. thank you very, very nuon. — look grand. thank you very, very nuon. aiwoye— look grand. thank you very, very much. always an— look grand. thank you very, very much. always an absolute pieoeure— much. always an absolute pieoeure-i- much. always an absolute pleasure.-i just. much. always an absolute pleasure.-i just as pleasure. and can i just say as wet,— pleasure. and can i just say as weir-oiwoye— well, you always your backgrounds, wherever you are, are-absolutely- backgrounds, wherever you are, are absolutely sublime. backgrounds, wherever you are, are will absolutely sublime. backgrounds, wherever you are, are will atotallyily sublime. backgrounds, wherever you are, are will atotally lostiblime. backgrounds, wherever you are, are will atotally lost on me. backgrounds, wherever you are, are will atotally lost on our this will be totally lost on our rooio— this will be totally lost on our radio listeners.— this will be totally lost on our radio listeners. i'm radio listeners. now but i'm iooking— radio listeners. now but i'm looking-another- radio listeners. now but i'm looking another stellar looking at yet another stellar irookgrounoi— looking at yet another stellar background. you? looking at yet another stellar- background.-you? where looking at yet another stellar- bacyou und.-you? where looking at yet another stellar- bacyou ? i.-you? where looking at yet another stellar- bacyou ? sps-you? where looking at yet another stellar bacyou ? mg you? where looking at yet another stellar bacyou ? mg 1? where looking at yet another stellar bacyou ? mg ewhere looking at yet another stellar bacyou ? mg e are you? sps my home. it looks a little bit in. the other day somebody asked me what was buckingham palace? it's not buckingham palace? it's not buckingham palace,- f g?“ f“ it's not buckingham palace, it's just my none.— buckingham palace, it's just my none. wen,— buckingham palace, it's just my none. net, i— buckingham palace, it's just my home. well, it could be. it oouio— home. well, it could be. it could-thinking- home. well, it could be. it could thinking i think could be. i'm thinking i think the could be. i'm thinking i think one-on— could be. i'm thinking i think one-on-or- could be. i'm thinking i think the-on-of your- the frame on one of your pictures— the frame on one of your pictures there— the frame on one of your pictures there costs more than my entire— pictures there costs more than my entire riot— pictures there costs more than my entire flat grand. thank you very—rorner- my entire flat grand. thank you very—former royali very much, royal. former royal iruiier. — very much, royal. former royal iruiier. eroni— very much, royal. former royal butler. grant harold. absolute regent,— legend, right? okay. now, moving on. legend, right? okay. now, moving on—oniei— legend, right? okay. now, moving on._artist picasso- on. the famous artist picasso oieo— on. the famous artist picasso diet so— on. the famous artist picasso diet so yeore— on. the famous artist picasso died 50 years ago— on. the famous artist picasso died 50 years ago today, but. our— died 50 years ago today, but. our nee— died 50 years ago today, but. our ne-e no— died 50 years ago today, but. but he's now at— died 50 years ago today, but. but he's now at risk of being oonoeiieo— but he's now at risk of being oonoeiieo .— but he's now at risk of being cancelled . i— but he's now at risk of being cancelled . i can't- but he's now at risk of being cancelled . i can't believe i'm cancelled. i can't believe i'm oiroui— cancelled. i can't believe i'm oiroui io— cancelled. i can't believe i'm oiroui to soy— cancelled. i can't believe i'm about to say this. _ cancelled. i can't believe i'm about to say this. the me too rnowerneni ie— about to say this. the me too movement is coming for picasso , movement is coming for picasso, ine— movement is coming for picasso, ine oniei— movement is coming for picasso, ine oniei wno— movement is coming for picasso, the artist who died— movement is coming for picasso, the artist who died 50 years ogo. — the artist who died 50 years ogo. in— the artist who died 50 years ago. i'm patrick— the artist who died 50 years ago. i'm patrick christys . this ago. i'm patrick christys. this is en— ago. i'm patrick christys. this is en newe— ago. i'm patrick christys. this is gb news. and— ago. i'm patrick christys. this is gb news. and i—

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celebrated a festival of chocolate. _ celebrated a festival of chocolate. not just celebrated a festival of- chocolate. _not just all chocolate. so it's not just all oiroui— chocolate. so it's not just all oiroui-peopie— chocolate. so it's not just all about people when you're about jesus people when you're eoring—on- about jesus people when you're eating—oh, this eating that easter egg. oh, this is eating that easter egg. oh, this ie-keep— eating that easter egg. oh, this ie-keep ne- is fantastic. keep me entertained- is fantastic. keep me entertained days, right? is fantastic. keep me- entertained.days, right? yes entertained for days, right? yes knywoy, — entertained for days, right? yesi knywoy, —roou anyway, moving on. the famous oniei— anyway, moving on. the famous oniei iiooeeo— anyway, moving on. the famous artist picasso died— anyway, moving on. the famous artist picasso died 50 years ago ioioy— artist picasso died 50 years ago ioooylewen— artist picasso died 50 years ago ioooylewen in— artist picasso died 50 years ago today, even in death, today, but even in death, he's noi— today, but even in death, he's not—clutches. today, but even in death, he's not—clutches of| not safe from the clutches of concei— not safe from the clutches of cancel culture— not safe from the clutches of cancel culture .— not safe from the clutches of cancel culture . he's come cancel culture. he's come inoreoeingiy— cancel culture. he's come increasingly fire increasingly under fire roiiowing— increasingly under fire following the me too movement . following the me too movement. the following the me too movement. ine eouipior— following the me too movement. the sculptor pioneered the sculptor who pioneered ouirien— the sculptor who pioneered cubism supposedly categorised inro— cubism supposedly categorised women into goddesses and okornoie— women into goddesses and doormats, and— women into goddesses and doormats, and how very dare he oni— doormats, and how very dare he on nony— doormats, and how very dare he on nony regoro— doormats, and how very dare he and many regard picasso as an outer— and many regard picasso as an ouirer or— and many regard picasso as an abuser of women,— and many regard picasso as an abuser of women, leading to him being— abuser of women, leading to him ireing o— abuser of women, leading to him being a renowned— abuser of women, leading to him being a renowned misogynist in the being a renowned misogynist in one reniniei— being a renowned misogynist in the feminist art— being a renowned misogynist in the feminist art world. joining me now is political commentator ieee— me now is political commentator reee eiw— me now is political commentator jess gill. thank— me now is political commentator jess gill. thank you very much , jess gill. thank you very much, reee. — jess gill. thank you very much, ieee. wow,— jess gill. thank you very much, jess. now, look— jess gill. thank you very much, jess. now, look ,_ jess gill. thank you very much, jess. now, look , obviously, we jess. now, look, obviously, we do jess. now, look, obviously, we oo nor— jess. now, look, obviously, we to not won— jess. now, look, obviously, we do not want to _ jess. now, look, obviously, we do not want to in— jess. now, look, obviously, we do not want to in any way, shape or form— do not want to in any way, shape or form condone— do not want to in any way, shape or form condone any kind of oerogoiiwe— or form condone any kind of derogative behaviour towards women whatsoever. but he has been— women whatsoever. but he has ireen oeoo— women whatsoever. but he has ireen oeoo so— women whatsoever. but he has been dead 50 years and he's an onion — been dead 50 years and he's an onion ant,— been dead 50 years and he's an onion and, you— been dead 50 years and he's an artist. and, you know, why is he being— artist. and, you know, why is he being cancelled— artist. and, you know, why is he being cancelled ? _ artist. and, you know, why is he being cancelled ? " being cancelled? i mean, let's put it this way. it's not about standing up for women or protecting survivors . it's protecting survivors. it's a blatant attempt to remove these significant figures who

represent the glories of western civilisation , remove them from civilisation, remove them from the history books, the guardian said it themselves, straight from the horse's mouth and pulling up from an article. here, it's the ultimate they seem as the ultimate example of problematic white guys clogging up the artistic canon . they up the artistic canon. they simply want to erase straight white men from our culture and from our history. and quite frankly , it's disgusting that frankly, it's disgusting that they're using the experiences and they're using the excuse of standing up for women, standing up for sexual survivors as sexual abuse survivors to do that. imean, sexual abuse survivors to do that. i mean, i am waiting for it that. i mean, i am waiting for i ro— that. i mean, i am waiting for ii to eerge— that. i mean, i am waiting for it to emerge that— i mean, i am waiting for it to emerge that some of the peopie— it to emerge that some of the peopie wno— it to emerge that some of the peopie wno no— it to emerge that some of the people who now own picasso's onwork— people who now own picasso's onwork ore— people who now own picasso's artwork are women. and if he is, iegooy— artwork are women. and if he is, iegooy ie— artwork are women. and if he is, legacy is cancelled— artwork are women. and if he is, legacy is cancelled . that will legacy is cancelled. that will knock— legacy is cancelled. that will knock millions— legacy is cancelled. that will knock millions off the price. inor— knock millions off the price. inoi eoioi— knock millions off the price. that said, women could make buy eeiiing— that said, women could make buy eeiiing nie— that said, women could make buy selling his artwork,— that said, women could make buy selling his artwork, which i wouio— selling his artwork, which i wouio fini— selling his artwork, which i would find quite ironic. do you rnink— would find quite ironic. do you inink onene— would find quite ironic. do you think there is— would find quite ironic. do you think there is a— would find quite ironic. do you think there is a tendency now to neeoieeeiy— think there is a tendency now to needlessly look— think there is a tendency now to needlessly look back at historical— needlessly look back at historical figures and see them inrougn— historical figures and see them inrougn ine— historical figures and see them through the lens— historical figures and see them through the lens of today's norms and values? i mean, only for inope— norms and values? i mean, only for inoee wno— norms and values? i mean, only for those who don't— norms and values? i mean, only for those who don't benefit this

progressive— for those who don't benefit this progressive left— for those who don't benefit this progressive left wing agenda. i kori— progressive left wing agenda. i mean, karl marx— progressive left wing agenda. i mean, karl marx was- progressive left wing agenda. i mean, karl marx was an- progressive left wing agenda. mean, karl marx was an awful person. i'm quite sure he was an alcoholic. he was horrible to those around him . and they seem those around him. and they seem to be completely fine with that. they seem to be completely fine off the atrocities of people they support. and i'm not saying that we should, you know, celebrate picasso. i'm not going to take i'm not going to take relationship advice from picasso the same way. i wouldn't take maths lessons from diane abbott . well, you can you can appreciate his artwork. and i think that's why people appreciate him because of his amazing artwork. he's a he's a sign of the amazingness of our culture. and i think he should be celebrated for that. yeah, this is part of it, isn't- f: yeah, this is part of it, isn't it? i puer— this is part of it, isn't it? i iuei oon-i— this is part of it, isn't it? i just can't help— this is part of it, isn't it? i just can't help but wonder wneiner— just can't help but wonder wneiner or— just can't help but wonder whether or not— just can't help but wonder whether or not people would have eoneining— whether or not people would have something better— whether or not people would have something better to _ whether or not people would have something better to do. why on eonn— something better to do. why on eonn oir— something better to do. why on eonn oii or— something better to do. why on eonn oii of o— something better to do. why on earth all of a sudden now we decided— earth all of a sudden now we decided our— earth all of a sudden now we decided our picasso, of all of earth all of a sudden now we dec issuesir picasso, of all of earth all of a sudden now we dec issues facingiso, of all of earth all of a sudden now we dec issues facing peopleill of earth all of a sudden now we dec issues facing people today, the issues facing people today, you-ine— the issues facing people today, you the convictions for you look at the convictions for rope— you look at the convictions for rope-eekuoi— you look at the convictions for rape sexual assault on women rape and sexual assault on women going— rape and sexual assault on women going on— rape and sexual assault on women going on rigni— rape and sexual assault on women now going on right now today. you— now going on right now today.j you—going now going on right now today.- kou—going on you look at what's been going on in-poiioe. — you look at what's been going on in-poiioe. vou— you look at what's been going on in-police. you look-

in the met police. you look at all in the met police. you look at oii or— in the met police. you look at oii or onio— in the met police. you look at all of this stuff— in the met police. you look at all of this stuff that women are rooing— all of this stuff that women are rooing ieeuee— all of this stuff that women are facing issues with— all of this stuff that women are facing issues with left, right one—ioooyi facing issues with left, right. one—ioooy. ine and centre in society today. the grooming— and centre in society today. the 9.00mpng-pssug,- and centre in society today. the grooming issue, etcetera. grooming gangs issue, etcetera. i grooming gangs issue, etcetera. i-inink— grooming gangs issue, etcetera. i-inink-iro- grooming gangs issue, etcetera. i-rnink-iro we| i think you think right. do we nove— i think you think right. do we nowe-ire— i think you think right. do we have-be focusing- i think you think right. do we have be focusing on an have to now be focusing on an oniei— have to now be focusing on an onei-ireen— have to now be focusing on an artist-been dead- have to now be focusing on an artist been dead for 50 artist who's been dead for 50 yeore— artist who's been dead for 50 yeore oni— artist who's been dead for 50 years and what— artist who's been dead for 50 years and what making sure that kios— years and what making sure that kids oon-i— years and what making sure that kids don't learn— years and what making sure that kids don't learn about mysql? wiri— kids don't learn about mysql? wiii ne— kids don't learn about mysql? wiii ne nove— kids don't learn about mysql? will he have trigger warnings unoerneoin— will he have trigger warnings underneath every single picasso pointing— underneath every single picasso poinring you— underneath every single picasso painting you don't— underneath every single picasso painting you don't think we enouio— painting you don't think we enouio ire— painting you don't think we should be focusing what's should be focusing on what's going— should be focusing on what's going-today?— should be focusing on what's going today? okay, absolutely going on today? okay, absolutely . iro— going on today? okay, absolutely . it's completely— going on today? okay, absolutely . it's completely insulting- going on today? okay, absolutely . it's completely insulting to the victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence and all these things that women face. and this is why. many women feel so is why. so many women feel so disillusioned with the feminist movement. issues movement. there are real issues like violence, like rape, domestic violence, all this stuff which women do face. but instead of focusing on that, they're focusing on virtue signalling of protecting women who already experienced who have already experienced this stuff. yes, you know, this stuff. and yes, you know, if things happened, if these things happened, they obviously justice. but i obviously need justice. but i think when there's women facing these things say , as you said, these things say, as you said, these things say, as you said, the grooming they seem the grooming gangs, they seem to be to avoid these be so quick to avoid that these are people who are so are the same people who are so quick to point scott with the rishi sunak thing about, you know, children being abused.

yeah, just complete virtue yeah, it's just complete virtue signalling. it's so stupid. it's so ridiculous. and it's so insulting towards the victims. absolutely jess, thank you very nuon — absolutely jess, thank you very nuon oe— absolutely jess, thank you very much as ever. great— ' grieg jess, thank you very much as ever. great stuff. jess eiii— much as ever. great stuff. jess eiii ie— much as ever. great stuff. jess gill is political— much as ever. great stuff. jess gill is political commentator wno-e— gill is political commentator wno-e puer— gill is political commentator who's just discussing the fact not— who's just discussing the fact that picasso— who's just discussing the fact that picasso believe it or not, is oiroui— that picasso believe it or not, is oirouilire— that picasso believe it or not, is about be cancelled by the is about to be cancelled by the noeniog— is about to be cancelled by the hashtag movement hashtag metoo movement can't neip—you-rel help but feel as though you're 50 help but feel as though you're oer-roo— help but feel as though you're so-ioo ioie— help but feel as though you're 50-too late with- help but feel as though you're 50 too late with that, 50 years too late with that, ireoouee— 50 years too late with that, because - how - 50 years too late with that,i because - how - he's because that's how long he's ireen— because that's how long he's ireen geog— because that's how long he's ireen oeoo. i— because that's how long he's been dead. i just— because that's how long he's been dead. i just want to hit you— been dead. i just want to hit you very— been dead. i just want to hit you very guiokiy— been dead. i just want to hit you very quickly. i've got i've ireen— you very quickly. i've got i've ireen given— you very quickly. i've got i've been given-been- you very quickly. i've got i've been given been given an been given i've been given an roster— been given i've been given an roster-root— been given i've been given an easter-fact file- been given i've been given an easter fact file here. easter egg fact file here. iooiee— easter egg fact file here. ladies gentlemen, easter egg fact file here. ladies-gentlemen, going ladies and gentlemen, i'm going to ladies and gentlemen, i'm going io-ieeiing— ladies and gentlemen, i'm going to-testing easter- to be taste testing easter eggs. did to be taste testing easter eggs. iii-know— to be taste testing easter eggs. did-know-wasn't. . to be taste testing easter eggs. did know wasn't. it did you know that it wasn't. it woe-ni— did you know that it wasn't. it woe-no unri— did you know that it wasn't. it wasn't until the— did you know that it wasn't. it wasn't until the 1800s that the ini— wasn't until the 1800s that the finer eoiio— wasn't until the 1800s that the first solid-easter- wasn't until the 1800s that the first solid easter egg first solid chocolate easter egg oppeoreo.—in- appeared. and that was in eernony. — appeared. and that was in eernony. .o- appeared. and that was in germany. a load of germany. get a load of this. soieniiere— germany. get a load of this. scientists have— germany. get a load of this. scientists have proven why roster— scientists have proven why easter-taste - scientists have proven why. easter-taste-than easter eggs taste better than norrnoi— easter eggs taste better than normal chocolate. and some of it is normal chocolate. and some of it ie-wiin— normal chocolate. and some of it ie-wiin ine— normal chocolate. and some of it is-with the shape. - normal chocolate. and some of it is with the shape. so is to do with the shape. so were— is to do with the shape. so inere you— is to do with the shape. so there you are. _ is to do with the shape. so there you are. grit there you are. look, i've got all of this stuff coming your way, you lucky, lucky people. if doesn't make you cling if that doesn't make you cling on-p.ggp,_ if that doesn't make you cling on-break, then- if that doesn't make you cling on break, then nothing on over the break, then nothing wiri— on over the break, then nothing wiii. knywoy— on over the break, then nothing will. anyway, foreign will. anyway, more foreign oooiore— will. anyway, more foreign doctors-joined- will. anyway, more foreign- doctors -joined - health doctors have joined the health service— service last year. then the nurnerir— service last year. then the. number—students service last year. then the- number_students who number of medical students who enroiieo—so- number of medical students who enrolled—so why- number of medical students who enrollkthere so why number of medical students who enrollkthere more so why number of medical students who enrollkthere more british ivhy aren't there more british oooioree— aren't there more british doctors? and _ aren't there more british

doctors? and does it actually mower— doctors? and does it actually more oe— doctors? and does it actually matter as well?— doctors? and does it actually matter as well? yes , it's matter as well? and yes, it's inor— matter as well? and yes, it's not exciting— matter as well? and yes, it's that exciting time of year, but wnion— that exciting time of year, but wnion eggs— that exciting time of year, but which eggs should you be putting in your— which eggs should you be putting in your basket?— which eggs should you be putting in your basket? i'm— which eggs should you be putting in your basket? i'm going to be ieiiing— in your basket? i'm going to be reiiing you— in your basket? i'm going to be telling you which— in your basket? i'm going to be telling you which ones think telling you which ones i think are telling you which ones i think ore-for— telling you which ones i think are -for value— telling you which ones i think are -for value and - telling you which ones i think are for value and which are best for value and which roote— are best for value and which ones taste better. ones taste the better. and a noro— ones taste the better. and a noro niriing— ones taste the better. and a hard hitting news segment that inwoiwee— hard hitting news segment that inwoiwee ne— hard hitting news segment that involves me gorging on chocolate to involves me gorging on chocolate t0_t— involves me gorging on chocolate io-i inink— involves me gorging on chocolate to-i think until- to the point, i think until i get— to the point, i think until i get diabetes.— to the point, i think until i get diabetes. anyway, we get diabetes. anyway, there we go. get diabetes. anyway, there we go-ii-e— get diabetes. anyway, there we go-ir-e your— get diabetes. anyway, there we go. it's your headlines with go. now it's your headlines with neinony— go. now it's your headlines with penny-.— go. now it's your headlines with neinony-. — go. now it's your headlines with bethany-. patrick. - go. now it's your headlines with bethany . rtx< bethany elsey. patrick. thank you. here's the latest from the gb newsroom at 532 opposition politician in scotland are urging the snp to be fully transparent about its finances after it emerged the firm which aust after it emerged the firm which audits the party's accounts has resigned. johnston carmichael says it made the decision after reviewing its client portfolio . reviewing its client portfolio. earlier this week, the former snp chief executive, peter murrell , who is also nicola murrell, who is also nicola sturgeon's husband , was arrested sturgeon's husband, was arrested by police investigating the party's finances. he was released without charge, pending further investigation . russia

further investigation. russia has charged a us journalist with espionage. evan gershkovich . he espionage. evan gershkovich. he works for the wall street journal , is works for the wall street journal, is accused of trying to obtain russian military secrets on behalf of washington. he pleaded not guilty earlier this week and maintains he was working as a journalist. russia's foreign minister, sergey lavrov, says he was caught red handed, but president joe biden has described the claims of espionage as ridiculous and demanded his release . police in northern release. police in northern ireland are warning their officers could be targeted by dissident ice in londonderry this easter. that's ahead of a state visit by us president joe biden, who's arriving in belfast on tuesday. the psni says it's received strong intelligence that attacks are being planned for bank holiday monday. m15 raised the terrorism threat level in the country to severe following the shooting of senior detective john caldwell . s—club detective john caldwell. s—club seven's paul cattermole has passed away aged 46, only weeks

after the pop group announced a comeback tour. he was found at his home in dorset yesterday . his home in dorset yesterday. police say there were no suspicious circum stances in a statement issued by the family and the group, it said there are no words to describe their deep sadness. no words to describe their deep sadness . you're up to date on sadness. you're up to date on tv, on line dab+ radio and tune in. this is . in. this is. gb news. now to the controversy surrounding nyc's decision to use a transgender influencer man to promote its female sports clothing range . so trans star clothing range. so trans star iryion— clothing range. so trans star dylan mulvaney_ clothing range. so trans star dylan mulvaney ,_ clothing range. so trans star dylan mulvaney , who- raring“ g 3 so trans star dylan mulvaney , who people critic“ g 3 so trans star dylan mulvaney , who people will dylan mulvaney, who people will be dylan mulvaney, who people will ire oirie— dylan mulvaney, who people will ire oirie io— dylan mulvaney, who people will be able to see— dylan mulvaney, who people will be able to see on— dylan mulvaney, who people will be able to see on video there. if be able to see on video there. if youe— be able to see on video there. if you're watching _ be able to see on video there. if you're watching us on youtube or ieiewieion— if you're watching us on youtube or television, of— if you're watching us on youtube or television, of course, is the knee— or television, of course, is the ioreei rooe— or television, of course, is the latest face of— or television, of course, is the latest face of the _ or television, of course, is the latest face of the brand's renoie— latest face of the brand's female male— latest face of the brand's female male sports clothing wear . nur— female male sports clothing wear

. our wikee— female male sports clothing wear . but nikes decision has come in for pienry— . but nikes decision has come in for pienry or— . but nikes decision has come in for plenty of criticism. i mean, kook— for plenty of criticism. i mean, iook .— for plenty of criticism. i mean, iook . won.— for plenty of criticism. i mean, look . yeah. joining me now is look. yeah. joining me now is key— look. yeah. joining me now is keiiy kone— look. yeah. joining me now is kelly kane, who's— look. yeah. joining me now is kelly kane, who's a woman's rignie— kelly kane, who's a woman's rights campaigner. kelly kane, who's a woman's rights campaigner . and there's rights campaigner. and there's rorner— rights campaigner. and there's roiner o— rights campaigner. and there's roiner o ioo— rights campaigner. and there's roinero ioi i— rights campaigner. and there's rather a lot i actually want to ok— rather a lot i actually want to ioik io— rather a lot i actually want to roik to jack— rather a lot i actually want to talk to jack keane about. but we-ii— talk to jack keane about. but we-ii soon— talk to jack keane about. but we'll start with— talk to jack keane about. but we'll start with this. so, yeah, your— we'll start with this. so, yeah, your into— we'll start with this. so, yeah, your initial take— we'll start with this. so, yeah, your initial take on the fact inor— your initial take on the fact not inor— your initial take on the fact that that individual called iryion— that that individual called iryion ie— that that individual called dylan is that— that that individual called dylan is that now the rather interesting— dylan is that now the rather interesting face— dylan is that now the rather interesting face of nikes women's clothing range . well women's clothing range. well i inink— women's clothing range. well i inink wike— women's clothing range. well i think nike is— women's clothing range. well i think nike is basically saying ir— think nike is basically saying if you— think nike is basically saying men if you want— think nike is basically saying men if you want to wear women's iniinoie— men if you want to wear women's intimate garments— men if you want to wear women's intimate garments just do it. i think— intimate garments just do it. i think riot-s— intimate garments just do it. i think that's the— intimate garments just do it. i think that's the campaign- intimate garments just do it. i think that's the campaign on. what's wrong with it though keiiy— what's wrong with it though keiiy go — what's wrong with it though keiiy go so— what's wrong with it though kelly go on. so why why why enouio— kelly go on. so why why why enouio ii— kelly go on. so why why why should it why— kelly go on. so why why why should it why shouldn't nike? why— should it why shouldn't nike? wny enouion-i— should it why shouldn't nike? why shouldn't nike use dylan, wno— why shouldn't nike use dylan, wno wo— why shouldn't nike use dylan, wno porn— why shouldn't nike use dylan, who was born a— why shouldn't nike use dylan, who was born a man as part of inor— who was born a man as part of not oonpoign— who was born a man as part of that campaign ? _ who was born a man as part of that campaign ? i— who was born a man as part of that campaign ? e that campaign? i just think it's just another and in the numerous encroachments on women's space by men and this time it's you know, they're not just wanting to see us in our underwear. they're actually wanting- they're actually wanting to wear in — they're actually wanting to wear in so — they're actually wanting to wear in so i— they're actually wanting to wear in so i turr— they're actually wanting to wear it. 50 i just think— they're actually wanting to wear it. 50 i just think it's-

they're actually wanting to wear it. so i just think it's just consistent . it persistent , consistent. it persistent, insulting, insulting messages to women, which is basically the best women, the best women to wear. nike sportswear are ooiuoiiy— wear. nike sportswear are actually men— wear. nike sportswear are actually men .— nike sportswear are actually men . so it's just it's actually men. so it's just it's puer— actually men. so it's just it's just unthinkable— actually men. so it's just it's just unthinkable what went on in that just unthinkable what went on in no room— just unthinkable what went on in that room where— just unthinkable what went on in that room where everyone said, hey,— that room where everyone said, ney, wno— that room where everyone said, hey, who should— that room where everyone said, hey, who should we have as the ioreei— hey, who should we have as the ioreei peron— hey, who should we have as the latest person to— hey, who should we have as the latest person to model our our gorneni— latest person to model our our gorneni e — latest person to model our our garment? should— latest person to model our our garment? should it- latest person to model our our garment ? : e latest person to model our our garment? : e latest person to model our our garment ? : e ”it; garment? should it be a female sports person ? maybe it could be sports person? maybe it could be any sports person? maybe it could be ony one— sports person? maybe it could be ony or— sports person? maybe it could be ony or ine— sports person? maybe it could be any one of the many— , maybe it could be any one of the many celebrated women in sports.— any one of the many celebrated women in sports. but instead of wow— women in sports. but instead of pig, iney— women in sports. but instead of pig, iney eoio— women in sports. but instead of that, they said no,— women in sports. but instead of that, they said no, let's just get— that, they said no, let's just gei o— that, they said no, let's just get o iikiok— that, they said no, let's just get a tiktok influencer . intro; get a tiktok influencer. where ores— get a tiktok influencer. where does ir— get a tiktok influencer. where ones it ie— get a tiktok influencer. where ones it to ir— get a tiktok influencer. where does it tie it ?_ get a tiktok influencer. where does it tie it ? does— get a tiktok influencer. where does it tie it ? does it tie get a tiktok influencer. where does it tie it? does it tie in with some people's ideas that being trans is quite literally fashionable . being trans is quite literally fashionable. i being trans is quite literally fashionable . i think it might. i fashionable. i think it might. i just fashionable. i think it might. i iuei i— fashionable. i think it might. i iuei i inink— fashionable. i think it might. i just i think we— fashionable. i think it might. i just i think we just— i think it might. i just i think we just have to stick— just i think we just have to eiiok io— just i think we just have to stick to the _ just i think we just have to stick to the really fundamental message, which— stick to the really fundamental message, which is men can't be women and we don't want them in our women and we don't want them in eooep knu— women and we don't want them in eooep and i— women and we don't want them in our space. and i hope— women and we don't want them in our space. ' our space. and i hope that many women who previously purchased

nike sportswear , you may be nike sportswear, you may be shocked that i don't buy sportswear myself , but those sportswear myself, but those women that do , i hope they pick women that do, i hope they pick another brand because we have to start making our voices heard. and that basically means money for kelly. would you would you urge— for kelly. would you would you urge wouio— for kelly. would you would you urge wouio you— for kelly. would you would you urge would you urge— would you would you urge would you urge women to boycott— urge would you urge women to iroyooii wike— urge would you urge women to boycott nike now— urge would you urge women to boycott nike now or any brand inor— boycott nike now or any brand that advertises— boycott nike now or any brand that advertises their wares to peopie— that advertises their wares to peopie iike— that advertises their wares to people like dylan? dylan using peopie— people like dylan? dylan using peopie iike— people like dylan? dylan using people like dylan? dylan using people like dylan to advertise women's items— people like dylan to advertise women's items ? o” rtritr. women's items? of course i would. but i just don't think that works. patrick i don't inink— that works. patrick i don't think women— that works. patrick i don't think women do- patrick i don't think women do that . think women do that. unfortunately, as we both know, inere-e— unfortunately, as we both know, inere-e o— unfortunately, as we both know, inere-e o kor— unfortunately, as we both know, there's a lot of— unfortunately, as we both know, there's a lot of women that go on witn— there's a lot of women that go on wiin go— there's a lot of women that go on with go along— there's a lot of women that go on with go along with this nonsense. i would just like to rnor— nonsense. i would just like to not you— nonsense. i would just like to see that you know, capitalism iike— see that you know, capitalism iike woke— see that you know, capitalism like woke capitalism actually , like woke capitalism actually, unfortunately— like woke capitalism actually, unfortunately works for those peopie— unfortunately works for those peopie on— unfortunately works for those peopie on ine— unfortunately works for those people on the on the woke side of people on the on the woke side or poiiiioe— people on the on the woke side of politics who— people on the on the woke side of politics who claim to be ogoiner— of politics who claim to be against capitalism. it's the nosi— against capitalism. it's the most capital— against capitalism. it's the most capital movement i've ever . ano—

most capital movement i've ever seen . and certainly— most capital movement i've ever seen . and certainly in 2023, i seen. and certainly in 2023, i wnoi-e— seen. and certainly in 2023, i mean, what's next? are we going to ger— mean, what's next? are we going to get eoneirooy— mean, what's next? are we going to get somebody with a hairy oneei— to get somebody with a hairy chest wearing— to get somebody with a hairy chest wearing a— to get somebody with a hairy chest wearing a wonderbra saying rewo— chest wearing a wonderbra saying neiio, iroye— chest wearing a wonderbra saying neiio, iroye on— chest wearing a wonderbra saying hello, boys on billboards ? hello, boys on billboards? root.— hello, boys on billboards? keon. i— hello, boys on billboards? yeah. i mean,— hello, boys on billboards? yeah. i mean, i— hello, boys on billboards? “iii? " " it; , it; hello, boys on billboards? yeah. i mean, i believe there's an advertising campaign with that already lined up on it. and i was approached. but unfortunately, my chest wasn't hairy enough. but but, kelly, can i just ask just quick while i've got you, i mean, how are you? because you through absolute completed nortje bravery, managed to expose the lunacy of a lot of the trans politics out there and the pure, complete and utter misogyny of it. and the attempt at cancel ation and the vile disinfo , ation and the vile disinfo, tenuous political. i mean, the whole lot of it you managed to expose on a recent trip down unden expose on a recent trip down under, didn't you? are you all right after all of this? i am actually. i'm right after all of this? i am actually . i'm really good. i've actually. i'm really good. i've got— actually. i'm really good. i've got reoiiy— actually. i'm really good. i've got really solid— f i'm really good. i've got really solid family. i'm ooruoiiy— got really solid family. i'm ooruoiiy in— got really solid family. i'm actually in an— got really solid family. i'm actually in an echoey room right now because i'm on i'm on holiday. my husband decided to take us all away for a week so i could just get over some of the

sort of craziness of it. but yeah, i mean, look , my events yeah, i mean, look, my events have always everything i've done is always twofold. one, it's about facilitating women , about facilitating women, enabung about facilitating women, enabling them to speak. were at speakers corner again, were a chemistry on sunday, but it's all about letting women speak and the flip side is that we reveal the misogyny of those that really don't want women to speak and then in australia and new zealand, they that included the immigration minister or the prime minister and various first ministers throughout australia . ministers throughout australia. so well, look, can i just can i tuni— so well, look, can i just can i iuer ooy— so well, look, can i just can i iuer eoy iuoo— so well, look, can i just can i iuer eoy iuer very— so well, look, can i just can i just say just very quickly, ireoouee— just say just very quickly, because i'm— just say just very quickly, because i'm going to have to get going— because i'm going to have to get going in— because i'm going to have to get going in o— because i'm going to have to get going in a second,— because i'm going to have to get going in a second, but i wanted to soy— going in a second, but i wanted to soy onio— going in a second, but i wanted to soy inie io— going in a second, but i wanted to say this to you— going in a second, but i wanted to say this to you while i've got— to say this to you while i've got you— to say this to you while i've got you in— to say this to you while i've got you in person in a way which is i got you in person in a way which is i wo— got you in person in a way which is i nowing— got you in person in a way which is i was having a— got you in person in a way which is i was having a chat with numerous different women reoeniiy— numerous different women reoenriywno— numerous different women recently who were saying, ireoouee— recently who were saying, because—outj recently who were saying,- because_out at the because of you going out at the nonn— because of you going out at the non, oe— because of you going out at the non, oe ii— because of you going out at the front, as it were,— because of you going out at the front, as it were, and facing a lot front, as it were, and facing a ioi or— front, as it were, and facing a ioi or onio— front, as it were, and facing a lot of this stuff,— front, as it were, and facing a lot of this stuff, you are oieoring— lot of this stuff, you are clearing-for- lot of this stuff, you are clearing-for ,- lot of this stuff, you are clearing for , for lot of this stuff, you are- clearing-for , for women who clearing away for, for women who reek— clearing away for, for women who reei ekooiiy— clearing away for, for women who feel exactly like— clearing away for, for women who feel exactly like you about it, to nove— feel exactly like you about it, to nowe ine— feel exactly like you about it, to have the confidence to talk oirour— to have the confidence to talk oiroui ii— to have the confidence to talk oiroui i on — to have the confidence to talk about it on news— to have the confidence to talk about it on news outlets and in the about it on news outlets and in one neoio— about it on news outlets and in the media and— about it on news outlets and in the media and on— about it on news outlets and in

the media and on social media oni— the media and on social media on ire— the media and on social media on ire oirie— the media and on social media and be able to— the media and on social media and be able to front up to a lot of and be able to front up to a lot or one— and be able to front up to a lot or one note— and be able to front up to a lot of the hate and— and be able to front up to a lot of the hate and the pushback rnor— of the hate and the pushback inoi iney— of the hate and the pushback rnor rney gei— of the hate and the pushback that they get because they feel as that they get because they feel oe rnougn — that they get because they feel as though they've— that they get because they feel as though they've got you there. as ltrailblazer. _ as though they've got you there. as ltrailblazer. so _ as though they've got you there. asltrailblazer. so i— as though they've got you there. as trailblazer. so i just as a trailblazer. so i just wonieo— as a trailblazer. so i just wanted-let— as a trailblazer. so i just wanted-let you- as a trailblazer. so i just wanted let you know, i'm sure wanted to let you know, i'm sure youe— wanted to let you know, i'm sure you oireooy— wanted to let you know, i'm sure you're already aware of this, our— you're already aware of this, iuo-ore— you're already aware of this, but-are-fantasticl but you are doing fantastic work. — but you are doing fantastic work. _weryl but you are doing fantastic- work. _very much, work. so thank you very much, keiiy,— work. so thank you very much, keiiy-wno— work. so thank you very much, keiiy-wno ie- work. so thank you very much, kelly, who is. that's kelly, there, who is. that's rigni. — kelly, there, who is. that's right. anytime.— kelly, there, who is. that's right. anytime. so, yes, who is puer— right. anytime. so, yes, who is just-absolute— right. anytime. so, yes, who is just absolute wonder woman as just an absolute wonder woman as far just an absolute wonder woman as faili'm— just an absolute wonder woman as far-i'm concerned.— far as i'm concerned. but onywoy— anyway, moving on. junior oooiore— anyway, moving on. junior doctors-going- anyway, moving on. junior doctors going on a four day doctors are going on a four day strike— doctors are going on a four day eirike new— doctors are going on a four day strike next week. _ doctors are going on a four day strike next week. which one noepiioi— strike next week. which one hospital departments utterly, emergency departments utterly, urieriy—so- emergency departments utterly, utterly _so we'rei utterly overwhelmed. so we're going— utterly overwhelmed. so we're going-ire— utterly overwhelmed. so we're going-be talking- utterly overwhelmed. so we're going be talking about all of going to be talking about all of inor— going to be talking about all of that-crucially,— going to be talking about all of that. crucially, yes. oh, that. and crucially, yes. oh, nove—ror- that. and crucially, yes. oh, nowe—ror o- that. and crucially, yes. oh, have _for a quicki have i got time for a quick roster— have i got time for a quick easter-fact?- have i got time for a quick easter fact? someone gave me easter egg fact? someone gave me a i easter egg fact? someone gave me o—i wiri— easter egg fact? someone gave me o—i wiiilioeie- a dossier here. i will be taste resting— a dossier here. i will be taste ieeiing o— a dossier here. i will be taste testing a load— a dossier here. i will be taste testing a load of— a dossier here. i will be taste testing a load of easter eggs ioien— testing a load of easter eggs later. apparently. apparently kpporentiy— later. apparently. apparently apparently-the _ later. apparently. apparently apparently.the of an easter apparently the size of an easter egg on— apparently the size of an easter egg oioioie— apparently the size of an easter egg can dictate its— apparently the size of an easter egg can dictate its taste as weir.— egg can dictate its taste as weii. ano— egg can dictate its taste as well. and easter- egg can dictate its taste as well. and easter does have its rooei —ine— well. and easter does have its rooie—ine eggs- roots. obviously, the eggs themselves— roots. obviously, the eggs themselves in— roots. obviously, the eggs themselves in christian traditions— themselves in christian traditions .— themselves in christian traditions . and we all knew traditions. and we all knew inn.— traditions. and we all knew one we— traditions. and we all knew one we oir— traditions. and we all knew this. we all knew this. anyway, in — this. we all knew this. anyway, in roiriok—

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nike i channel nike did| i channel. nike did not |cnonnei— nike did not comment on this soon— nike did not comment on this eiory inor— nike did not comment on this story no i— nike did not comment on this story that i read— nike did not comment on this story that i read out before, oeepiie— story that i read out before, oeepire ine— story that i read out before, despite the fact— story that i read out before, despite the fact that we asked inen. — despite the fact that we asked inen. ano — despite the fact that we asked inen. and we — despite the fact that we asked them. and we can all agree that weir— them. and we can all agree that was well worth _ them. and we can all agree that was well worth me— them. and we can all agree that was well worth me reading out weioone— was well worth me reading out now. welcome back. now to a concerning— now. welcome back. now to a concerning report— now. welcome back. now to a concerning report migration concerning report from migration wonn— concerning report from migration won on— concerning report from migration won on ine— concerning report from migration watch on the nhs. they've reweoieo— watch on the nhs. they've revealed that— watch on the nhs. they've revealed that foreign revealed that more foreign oooiore— revealed that more foreign doctors joined— revealed that more foreign doctors joined health doctors joined the health service— doctors joined the health service _than. doctors joined the health service than the service last year than the numeri— service last year than the. number—students number of medical students who enroiieo— number of medical students who enrolled—let's- enrolled on courses. let's go inrougn— enrolled on courses. let's go through—report's enrolled on courses. let's go- through_report's key through some of the report's key iiniinge— through some of the report's key iiniinge-wei— through some of the report's key findings,-we? more- through some of the report's key findings, we? more than findings, shall we? more than wooe— findings, shall we? more than inooo—wnsl 12,000 doctors joined nhs ingiono— 12,000 doctors joined nhs england abroad 12,000 doctors joined nhs- england - abroad .year. england from abroad last year. t hey— england from abroad last year.j iney—onouni england from abroad last year. . iney—onouni oi they outnumbered the amount of onion— they outnumbered the amount of nriiien—eigneo- british students who signed up to british students who signed up io—o- british students who signed upi io—o to medicine courses, a massive rewo— to medicine courses, a massive .goy. oi— to medicine courses, a massive .goy. oi oooiore— to medicine courses, a massive 46% of doctors who joined the wus— 46% of doctors who joined the wns in— 46% of doctors who joined the wns in zon— 46% of doctors who joined the nhs in 2022 were— 46% of doctors who joined the nhs in 2022 were foreign noiionoie— nhs in 2022 were foreign noiionoie .— nhs in 2022 were foreign nationals , and- nhs in 2022 were foreign nationals , and less than half of nationals, and less than half of the nationals, and less than half of one peopie— nationals, and less than half of one peopie in— nationals, and less than half of the people in the— nationals, and less than half of the people in the uk who applied for the people in the uk who applied ior procee— the people in the uk who applied ior piooee on— the people in the uk who applied for places on medicine courses were successful.— for places on medicine courses were successful. so the news comes as junior— were successful. so the news comes as junior doctors are due to comes as junior doctors are due io iregin— comes as junior doctors are due io iregin o— comes as junior doctors are due to iregin o iour— comes as junior doctors are due to begin a four day— comes as junior doctors are due to begin a four day walkout over pay at— to begin a four day walkout over poy oi 7— to begin a four day walkout over poy oi i orn— to begin a four day walkout over poy oi i on— to begin a four day walkout over pay at 7 am. on tuesday. health ieooere— pay at 7 am. on tuesday. health ieooere ore— pay at 7 am. on tuesday. health leaders are warning— pay at 7 am. on tuesday. health leaders are warning that patient eoieiy— leaders are warning that patient eoieiy wiri— leaders are warning that patient eoiery wiii ire— leaders are warning that patient safety will be at— leaders are warning that patient safety will be at risk. and it noe— safety will be at risk. and it noe kei— safety will be at risk. and it has led some— safety will be at risk. and it has led some people to wonder wneiner— has led some people to wonder wneiner or— has led some people to wonder whether or not— has led some people to wonder whether or not whether or not neoiin— whether or not whether or not neoiin-in— whether or not whether or not health-in this- whether or not whether or not health in this country health unions in this country ooiuoiiy— health unions in this country actually really— health unions in this country actually really want us to have more domestically trained oooiore— more domestically trained oooiore .— more domestically trained doctors , because if they did, doctors, because if they did, wouio— doctors, because if they did, wouio iney— doctors, because if they did,

would they actually drive down the would they actually drive down one wogeei— would they actually drive down the wages? joining me now is neoiin— the wages? joining me now is neoiin oni— the wages? joining me now is health and social— the wages? joining me now is health and social affairs editor at health and social affairs editor oi ine— health and social affairs editor oi ine sunooy— health and social affairs editor at the sunday express, lucy ionneon. — at the sunday express, lucy ronneon. iuoy— at the sunday express, lucy johnson. lucy, thank very johnson. lucy, thank you very muon— johnson. lucy, thank you very nuonlioining— johnson. lucy, thank you very much .joining-it- much forjoining us. is it a proirien — much forjoining us. is it a problem that— much forjoining us. is it a problem that we are importing oooiore— problem that we are importing more doctors than we are iroining— more doctors than we are iroining . — more doctors than we are training . well,- more doctors than we are training . lr�*v�*iiicc more doctors than we are training. lr�*v�*iiicc k more doctors than we are- training . well, the nhs would training. well, the nhs would topple without the doctors that we have from overseas , but there we have from overseas, but there are problems with there's a sort of moral argument which is that we are taking in a lot of doctors from developing countries who have their own problems with doctors shortages, and that's you have to question the ethics of that. and the other issue that this throws up is that the government's put a cap on the number of doctors that it can train here in the uk, and that means that we can't you know, that very, very bright, brilliant students who may get all their grades, get stars are being turned away in medical school so they can't actually train our own home—grown doctors. so there are two issues there. but you know ,

two issues there. but you know, people have every right to come to this country to and work. that shouldn't be a problem. and plenty of the doctors from elsewhere are just as good as ours. you know, i just wonder if nee— ours. you know, i just wonder if ne-e ooiuoiiy— ours. you know, i just wonder if he's actually saving— you know, i just wonder if he's actually saving us money ireoouee— he's actually saving us money because then— he's actually saving us money because then we're not paying to ooiuoiiy— because then we're not paying to ooiuoiiy iroin— because then we're not paying to actually train them, are we? weir— actually train them, are we? weii .— actually train them, are we? weii . ine— actually train them, are we? well , the problem- actually train them, are we? well , the problem is- actually train them, are we? well, the problem is the government would would argue that it costs a lot of money to train a doctor. so and that's perhaps one of the reasons why they put a cap on the number of training places. i think it's about 10,000 a year. i think even jeremy hunt , when he was even jeremy hunt, when he was running the health select committee, he wanted to increase the number of training places for junior doctors. but that hasn't happened . so, you know, hasn't happened. so, you know, by about 5000. so we have got a lot of bright and very, very desperate people who want to get into medical school from the uk, but they just can't do it. and thatis but they just can't do it. and that is a problem. look, thank you very, very much. i'm sorry it's a bit short— you very, very much. i'm sorry it's a bit short and—

rrzrg wig “s.“rt i'm sorry it's a bit short and sweet, rrzrg wig bxrt i'm sorry it's a bit short and sweet, but o iii— it's a bit short and sweet, but we're a bit pressed for time. ano— we're a bit pressed for time. and iuoy— we're a bit pressed for time. and lucy, you'll— we're a bit pressed for time. and lucy, you'll be pleased to know— and lucy, you'll be pleased to know inor— and lucy, you'll be pleased to know no i— and lucy, you'll be pleased to know that i am— and lucy, you'll be pleased to know that i am making way so inor— know that i am making way so no i— know that i am making way so no i nove— know that i am making way so that i have more— know that i am making way so that i have more time taste that i have more time to taste a iorger— that i have more time to taste a iorger worieiy— that i have more time to taste a larger variety of— that i have more time to taste a larger variety of easter eggs. ekoy.— larger variety of easter eggs. ekoylii-e— larger variety of easter eggs. okay, it's important that okay, so it's important that irueireee. — okay, so it's important that business. _ lucy. business. this. lucy. lucy ionneon— business. this. lucy. lucy| johnson _the business. this. lucy. lucy- johnson _the health johnson there, who is the health oni— johnson there, who is the health on eooioi— johnson there, who is the health and social affairs— johnson there, who is the health and social affairs editor at sunooy— and social affairs editor at sunday express on that. i'm just going— sunday express on that. i'm just going-rook— sunday express on that. i'm just going-rook inro- sunday express on that. i'm just going back into my file going to dip back into my file nere— going to dip back into my file nere-guiokiy.— going to dip back into my file here-quickly. do- going to dip back into my file here quickly. do you know here very quickly. do you know inor— here very quickly. do you know that-million— here very quickly. do you know that million chocolate easter here very quickly. do you know that are nillion chocolate easter here very quickly. do you know that are made chocolate easter here very quickly. do you know that are made everylate easter here very quickly. do you know that are made every singleister here very quickly. do you know that are made every single year? eggs are made every single year? i'll eggs are made every single year? i-iilooing— eggs are made every single year? i-iilooing-ireei— eggs are made every single year? i'll-doing-bestleat- eggs are made every single year? i'll doing best eat as i'll be doing my best to eat as nony— i'll be doing my best to eat as nony oi— i'll be doing my best to eat as nony oi onen— i'll be doing my best to eat as many of them as— i'll be doing my best to eat as many of them as possible in a noiier— many of them as possible in a mower—nui- many of them as possible in a matter—but timei many of them as possible in a. matter_ but time for matter of moments. but time for one more before— matter of moments. but time for one more before i— matter of moments. but time for one more before i got stuck into the one more before i got stuck into one iooo. — one more before i got stuck into the food. mamma— one more before i got stuck into the food. mamma mia, grace. they noke— the food. mamma mia, grace. they noke-reoo— the food. mamma mia, grace. they make-read-would- the food. mamma mia, grace. theyi make-read-would you make me read anything. would you ireiiewe—irying- make me read anything. would you ireiiewe—irying io- believe that italy is trying to iron— believe that italy is trying to iron-worde- ban english words and is threatening— ban english words and is threatening offenders with a iine— threatening offenders with a iine-io— threatening offenders with a iine-io one- threatening offenders with a fine-to one, not- threatening offenders with a fine to one, not ,100,000? fine of up to one, not ,100,000? ire— fine of up to one, not ,100,000? ii-e pon— fine of up to one, not ,100,000? ii-e pon oi— fine of up to one, not ,100,000? it's part of their— fine of up to one, not ,100,000? it's part of their drive to proieoi— it's part of their drive to protect italy— it's part of their drive to protect italy against what they coki— protect italy against what they ooii oe— protect italy against what they call as anglicised torfaen. they are call as anglicised torfaen. they copying— call as anglicised torfaen. they are copying france— call as anglicised torfaen. they are copying france , where the are copying france, where the ouinoriiiee— are copying france, where the authorities release a list of ironneo— authorities release a list of banned english— authorities release a list of banned english words every eingie— banned english words every eingie yeor. — banned english words every single year. with me now is dr. inex— single year. with me now is dr. aiek bunio— single year. with me now is dr. alex burrata, who— single year. with me now is dr. alex burrata, who is a sociolinguist- alex burrata, who is a sociolinguist at the university of manchester.— sociolinguist at the university of manchester. and so what i wnoi— of manchester. and so what i mean, what are— of manchester. and so what i mean, what are some of these words?— mean, what are some of these words? 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mean, what are some of these words? why do the italians care oiroui— words? why do the italians care oiroui ine — words? why do the italians care about the fact— words? why do the italians care about the fact that some of them are about the fact that some of them going— about the fact that some of them going io— about the fact that some of them going to ue— about the fact that some of them are going to use english words ? are going to use english words? weir.— are going to use english words? weir. i— are going to use english words? weir. i think— are going to use english words? well, i think if— are going to use english words? well, i think if we— are going to use english words? well, i think if we look- are going to use english words? well, i think if we look at- are going to use english words? well, i think if we look at it from a broad perspective, language is very often not just about language. it could be poiiiiooi— about language. it could be political.-it's_ about language. it could be political.-it's a- 33 it could be political. it's a standard. political. and it's a standard. ire— political. and it's a standard. we o— political. and it's a standard. we o-proky— political. and it's a standard. it's a-proxy for- political. and it's a standard. it's a proxy for identity it's a as a proxy for identity iieo— it's a as a proxy for identity iieo io— it's a as a proxy for identity tied to national— it's a as a proxy for identity tied to national motty ethnicity . ooeei— tied to national motty ethnicity . ooeei gender— tied to national motty ethnicity , class, gender and so on. and so i— , class, gender and so on. and so i oon-i— , class, gender and so on. and so i don't think— , class, gender and so on. and so i don't think italians necessarily— so i don't think italians necessarily would say i don't iike— necessarily would say i don't like british _ necessarily would say i don't like british pronunciation . like british pronunciation. they— like british pronunciation. iney origin— like british pronunciation. they might. but- like british pronunciation. they might. but i- like british pronunciation. they might. but i think it's much deeper than that. i think it's maybe seeing their it's about maybe seeing their language being infiltra ated by english. is lingua english. english is a lingua iroo— english. english is a lingua iroo ire— english. english is a lingua franca. it'slglobal- g english is a lingua franca. it's global language franca. it's a global language oni— franca. it's a global language onoleone— franca. it's a global language and-some maybe- franca. it's a global language and some maybe it's getting and for some maybe it's getting too and for some maybe it's getting ioo-exposure— and for some maybe it's getting too _exposure at- and for some maybe it's getting too exposure at the risk of too much exposure at the risk of ioeing— too much exposure at the risk of ioeing ine— too much exposure at the risk of losing the flavour— too much exposure at the risk of losing the flavour of their noiiwe — losing the flavour of their native language. but this, of course, is societal reality . course, is societal reality. i've always said linguistic reoiiiy— i've always said linguistic reoiiiy ie— i've always said linguistic reality is much- i've always said linguistic reality is much more objective . reality is much more objective. ionguoge— reality is much more objective. ionguoge io— reality is much more objective. language is always— reality is much more objective. language is always changing . language is always changing. engushis language is always changing. english is borrowed. so many words , including italian words. words, including italian words. when borrow words, we're not when we borrow words, we're not going to them back. and so going to give them back. and so we're to on new we're going to take on new iiowoure— we're going to take on new flavours, pronunciate flavours, new pronunciate opiione. — flavours, new pronunciate options. b options. bruschetta is the italian but italian pronunciation, but brits, maybe some aussies. americans bruschetta, even americans say bruschetta, even if that is determined to be an

error. once it becomes wioeepreoo— once it becomes widespread and used by and large eegneni— widespread and used by and large eegneni oi— widespread and used by and large eegneni oi ine— widespread and used by and large segment of the population errors ireoorne— segment of the population errors become innovations . become innovations. so, you know.— become innovations. so, you know. we— become innovations. so, you know. we oon-i— become innovations. so, you know, we can't change this now. well, we can't is part of part of just culture and it all moving on i suppose isn't it in a way, i must say, doctor, it's part of me is part of me quite respects what they're doing. i mean, i personally have no desire to to push my desire to try to push my particular language on any other nafion particular language on any other nation certainly not the nation and certainly not the italians. got italians. i think it's got a beautiful language itself and i quite admire them standing up for their own language. actually, maybe we actually, i think maybe we should bit more of that should do a bit more of that over here. dr. thank you over here. dr. alex, thank you very much. dr. alex burrata over here. dr. alex, thank you very nor:h. dr. alex burrata over here. dr. alex, thank you very nor is dr. alex burrata over here. dr. alex, thank you very nor is it'. alex burrata over here. dr. alex, thank you very nor is it burrata?irrata over here. dr. alex, thank you very nor is it burrata? who there, or is it burrata? who knows? he's social linguist at knows? he's a social linguist at the university of manchester. now, gentlemen, is now, ladies and gentlemen, it is the we've all been the moment that we've all been waiting for. i've certainly been looking forward all i looking forward to all day. i am going boatload of going to eat a boatload of chocolate and here to help me do this wonderful emily this is the wonderful emily carver going be carver who's going to be doing the show glamorous assistant. yes, you're glamorous. my glamorous assistants, emily yes, you're glamorous. my glamorrandassistants, emily yes, you're glamorous. my glamorrand asistants, emily yes, you're glamorous. my glamorrand as we nts, emily yes, you're glamorous. my glamorrand as we nts, e able to carver. and as we were able to see what we've decided to do

here is, is get an array of different brands. okay. i'm going to taste test them for you. and also going to tell you. and i'm also going to tell you. and i'm also going to tell you we can guess which you to see if we can guess which one so just one costs the most. so just quickly, before we do go to guess who's going help me guess who's going to help me with so i've got a with this. so i've got a toblerone here, and toblerone one here, okay. and i've lint one. i've got i've got a lint one. i've got a hershey's one. this one's just for props. there was two of those, but ate i one earlier and i've got an m&s own brand and it is a let me have a look. i've got an m&s own brand and it is a let me have a look . yes. is a let me have a look. yes. hot cross bun style one and i have got a terry's chocolate orange one here. i want to know from you which one you think cost the most. which one do you think was the cheapest? the answer might surprise you, but first, i've got david greenwood—haigh who has got a great job. he's an international chocolate consultant, legend , chocolate consultant, legend, and so is david with me now. david joins me. yes, there he is. wow. good stuff, david. so what am i looking for here on the palette? i mean, what what makes easter eggs taste better than than any other form of

chocolate ? there's a whole range chocolate? there's a whole range of chocolate? there's a whole range oi ininge. — chocolate? there's a whole range oi ininge. one— chocolate? there's a whole range of things. one of— chocolate? there's a whole range of things. one of them- chocolate? there's a whole range of things. one of them is- of things. one of them is nostalgia because you remember , nostalgia because you remember, you're really fond memories of being a child and doing easter egg hunts, and you only get them once a year. so that is quite a treat. the other thing , treat. the other thing, chocolate manufacturers know that round objects taste sweeter and creamier in our mouths , so and creamier in our mouths, so easter eggs are round. therefore they taste sweeter easter eggs are round. - therefore they taste sweeter and very— therefore they taste sweeter and creamier very quickly. b creamier very quickly. this is, by creamier very quickly. this is, try one— creamier very quickly. this is, try one woy— creamier very quickly. this is, try one woy .— creamier very quickly. this is, by the way , the m&s hot cross by the way, the m&s hot cross bun . wow. oh how did you how did bun. wow. oh how did you how did you get into chocolate . i went you get into chocolate. i went to i've been a chef— you get into chocolate. i went to i've been a chef since- git; bb iwent to i've been a chef since i was 15. to i've been a chef since i was is. ano— to i've been a chef since i was is. and eo— to i've been a chef since i was is. and so ire— to i've been a chef since i was 15. and so i've had— to i've been a chef since i was 15. and so i've had 50 years in kiionene— 15. and so i've had 50 years in kiionene .— 15. and so i've had 50 years in kitchens . and— 15. and so i've had 50 years in kitchens . and then when working kitchens. and then when working for kitchens. and then when working ior iooo — kitchens. and then when working for food manufacture , i was for food manufacture, i was going— for food manufacture, i was doing chocolate.- for food manufacture, i was doing chocolate. i can see you reoo— doing chocolate. i can see you reoo ori— doing chocolate. i can see you reoo oii ine— doing chocolate. i can see you read all the notes— doing chocolate. i can see you read all the notes on tasting onoooioie— read all the notes on tasting onoooioie .— read all the notes on tasting chocolate . fantastic. ob r: r:

chocolate. fantastic. oh, did you— chocolate. fantastic. oh, did you know— chocolate. fantastic. oh, did you know did you know that the recommended daily amounts of is 2000 calories a day for a man i don't know about 1500 for women . right. okay. look, emily and i are going to taste a couple of these. look, thank you very much. sorry. it was short and sweet, but i will have to have you back on, all right? okay. so i can report by the hot cross bun chocolate. bingo. very good. emily, what have you got there? well, the toblerone well, i've got the toblerone. _snroon well, i've got the toblerone- one—snrooi ii. one. nice choco open. smash it. ier-s— one. nice choco open. smash it. let's yeah okay, so now let's go. yeah okay, so now let's with own brand. let's just with this own brand. emily's brand. do you think emily's own brand. do you think maybe if it's own brand , it's maybe if it's own brand, it's going be less money? this is going to be less money? this is £9 that i'd argue that's money well spent. £9 wasn't the most expensive. i mean, it's not a bargain, but it's not horrendous. some of these are more expensive than- : some of these are more expensive than that. wasn't the more expensive than that. wasn't ine nosi— more expensive than that. wasn't the most expensive— more expensive than that. wasn't the most expensive one. the ierry-s— the most expensive one. the terry's chocolate— the most expensive one. the terry's chocolate orange . that terry's chocolate orange. that is that's a toblerone choc is nice. that's a toblerone choc now. but i'd like to disqualify this it's not it. well, this because it's not it. well, i say that, but the hot cross bun is not okay anyway. is it an 999 bun is not okay anyway. is it an egg ? no. toblerone. anyone guess

egg? no. toblerone. anyone guess how much it was. what do you reckon? did it cost? i reckon? how much did it cost? i think it's going to be expensive ireoouee— think it's going to be expensive ireoouee ire— think it's going to be expensive because it's toblerone. anyone knows—tobleronel because it's toblerone. anyonei knows—toblerone is knows how much a toblerone is wnen— knows how much a toblerone is wnen iney— knows how much a toblerone is wnen iney go— knows how much a toblerone is wnen iney go on— knows how much a toblerone is when they go on holiday. 4:3. r: when they go on holiday. you'd be when they go on holiday. you'd ire wrong— when they go on holiday. you'd be wrong about— when they go on holiday. you'd be wrong about-it- when they go on holiday. you'd be wrong about it was be wrong about that. it was £3.50 a toblerone so £3.50 for a toblerone one. so there you go. 50 hershey's widely regarded as absolutely there you go. 50 hershey's widelaveragead as absolutely there you go. 50 hershey's widelaverage americanrlutely there you go. 50 hershey's widelaverage american tripey there you go. 50 hershey's widelaverage american tripe of bang average american tripe of chocolate . this is this is the chocolate. this is this is the cheapest one, in case you're wondering. but with good reason, i think, ladies and gentlemen, because i had a little nibble of this before. firstly, it's so thin, you can see through it. it's basically an egg. i it's basically not an egg. i feel sorry for people at home if iney-we— feel sorry for people at home if iney-we irougni— feel sorry for people at home if they've bought this egg for if you— they've bought this egg for if you ee— they've bought this egg for if you onio— they've bought this egg for if you see this family. they've bought this egg for if you see this family . friends. you see this family. friends. keon— you see this family. friends. keon kee— you see this family. friends. yeah yes. but— you see this family. friends. yeah yes. but it— you see this family. friends. yeah yes. but it does come with wereney— yeah yes. but it does come with nereney iron. — yeah yes. but it does come with hershey bars. but— yeah yes. but it does come with hershey bars. e b hershey bars. but it's just come with hershey bars. the only problem with hershey bars is that you wouldn't give them to your worst enemy. and so now , your worst enemy. and so now, yeah, there go. so lindt yeah, there we go. so lindt lint, this is their master chocolatier. that's almost traditional, _ chocolatier. that's almost traditional, isn't- bb that's almost traditional, isn't it? \:::rri e traditional, isn't it? now, lint is, traditional, isn't it? now, lint is. you— traditional, isn't it? now, lint is, you know, someone loves you lint easter egg, you know someone loves you. if they give you if they give you lint. is it

for ? it is, yes. there you for me? it is, yes. there you go. there you are. you can have a little bunny now, this was the most expensive. this the most expensive. this was the most expensive. this was the most expensive. this was the most expensive. came in most expensive. it came in at £11. was tiny. thank you very £11. it was tiny. thank you very much. someone will clip that up. but. but yeah, so there we go. basically, this is the most expensive one, £9. but you get a lint bunny with it and actually it and lovely. so it tastes lovely and lovely. so anyway, for me. anyway, that's enough for me. all brands are available, all the brands are available, oiner— all the brands are available, one onee— all the brands are available, other ones are— all the brands are available, other ones are available. cg other ones are available. emily cower— other ones are available. emily cower wt— other ones are available. emily cower wiiilup— other ones are available. emily carver will up next covering carver will be up next covering for co and hope you all for dewbs& co and i hope you all have a wonderful, wonderful easter i've easter everybody. i've been patrick christys . i've patrick christys. i've thoroughly this and thoroughly enjoyed this and i will i will see you on the other side of this chocolate mountain, presumably after died of presumably after i've died of a massive heart attack . oh. oh, massive heart attack. oh. oh, god. look. hi, everybody. have a great easter. have a great easter. hello again. the fine weather's going— easter. hello again. the fine weather's going to- pig? b the fine weather's going to continue for nony— weather's going to continue for nony ior— weather's going to continue for nony ior o— weather's going to continue for nony ior o iew— weather's going to continue for many for a few days. yet with some further— many for a few days. yet with some further warm sunshine for noei— some further warm sunshine for noei oi— some further warm sunshine for noei oi — some further warm sunshine for most of us. but— some further warm sunshine for most of us. but things are going to most of us. but things are going io ruin— most of us. but things are going io iurn o— most of us. but things are going io iurn o iii— most of us. but things are going to turn a bit more— most of us. but things are going to turn a bit more unsettled as we-ioworoe— to turn a bit more unsettled as we-towards easter- to turn a bit more unsettled as we towards easter monday. we head towards easter monday. the reason for the settled conditions— the reason for the settled conditions moment is the reason for the settled- conditions-moment is this conditions at the moment is this oreolnign— conditions at the moment is this

area-high pressure— conditions at the moment is this area high pressure that's area of high pressure that's irringing— area of high pressure that's bringing largely fine weather ine— bringing largely fine weather across the bulk— bringing largely fine weather across the bulk of the uk at the rnorneni— across the bulk of the uk at the rnorneni oni— across the bulk of the uk at the moment and it's— across the bulk of the uk at the moment and it's also keeping ineee— moment and it's also keeping these weather— moment and it's also keeping these weather fronts out in the weer— these weather fronts out in the weeor—e - these weather fronts out in thei weeor—e going west at bay. but they are going to west at bay. but they are going io ornwe— west at bay. but they are going to arrive later— west at bay. but they are going to arrive later this— west at bay. but they are going to arrive later this weekend ioking— to arrive later this weekend ioking o— to arrive later this weekend taking a-look- to arrive later this weekend taking a-look as- to arrive later this weekend taking a look as we go taking a closer look as we go inrougn— taking a closer look as we go through-evening.- taking a closer look as we go through evening. and we through friday evening. and we are through friday evening. and we going— through friday evening. and we going-eee— through friday evening. and we are going see more cloud are going to see more cloud puening— are going to see more cloud puening in— are going to see more cloud pushing in across eastern parts. are going to see more cloud pusihere n across eastern parts. are going to see more cloud pusihere we :ross eastern parts. are going to see more cloud pusihere we could astern parts. are going to see more cloud pusihere we could see rn parts. are going to see more cloud pusihere we could see somets. and here we could see some ouiirreoke— and here we could see some outbreaks through the outbreaks of rain through the nigni— outbreaks of rain through the nigni oni— outbreaks of rain through the night and perhaps some hill fog to night and perhaps some hill fog io iunner— night and perhaps some hill fog to further-clearer- night and perhaps some hill fog to further clearer skies night and perhaps some hill fog to a rther clearer skies night and perhaps some hill fog to arther a clearer skies night and perhaps some hill fog to a rther a touchirer skies night and perhaps some hill fog to a rther a touch of' skies night and perhaps some hill fog to a rther a touch of frosts night and perhaps some hill fog to a rther a touch of frost is as a result, a touch of frost is poeeiirie— as a result, a touch of frost is poeeiirie in— as a result, a touch of frost is possible in prone— as a result, a touch of frost is possible in prone spots and wonn— possible in prone spots and woion oui— possible in prone spots and watch out for— possible in prone spots and watch out for a— possible in prone spots and watch out for a few patches of niei— watch out for a few patches of niei-noei— watch out for a few patches of mist-most likely- mist and fog, most likely ioworoe— mist and fog, most likely towards southern mist and fog, most likely towards-southern as towards more southern areas as we-inrougn— towards more southern areas as we through saturday itself we head through saturday itself onen— we head through saturday itself inen. ano— we head through saturday itself inen. ano yee— we head through saturday itself then. and yes, it's— we head through saturday itself then. and yes, it's going to be onoiner— then. and yes, it's going to be another largely— then. and yes, it's going to be another largely fine day for the iruik— another largely fine day for the iruikline— another largely fine day for the bulk-the-the_ another largely fine day for the bulk-the-the best- another largely fine day for the bulk the the best of the bulk of the uk. the best of the eunenine— bulk of the uk. the best of the sunshine will— bulk of the uk. the best of the sunshine will be— bulk of the uk. the best of the sunshine will be central sunshine will be across central oni— sunshine will be across central ono eeeni— sunshine will be across central ono weeern-oi- sunshine will be across central and western of england and and western parts of england and wore— and western parts of england and wales—western- wales and perhaps western seoiiono— scotland too. further east i'm expecting—cloud. expecting a bit more cloud oroun— expecting a bit more cloud orouno oni— expecting a bit more cloud around and there will be a few ouiirreoke— around and there will be a few outbreaks—too.- around and there will be a fewi outbreaks—too. even outbreaks of rain here too. even eiiii— outbreaks of rain here too. even eiiii. inougn.— outbreaks of rain here too. even eiiii. inougn. i— outbreaks of rain here too. even still, though, i am— outbreaks of rain here too. even still, though, i am expecting eoneo-i- still, though, i am expecting some-to break- still, though, i am expecting some to break through some sunshine to break through and some sunshine to break through one—ire- some sunshine to break through one—ire noi- and in the sunshine it's not going— and in the sunshine it's not going-ieei— and in the sunshine it's not going-feel too- and in the sunshine it's not going feel too bad at all. going to feel too bad at all. temperatures— going to feel too bad at all. temperatures a— going to feel too bad at all. temperatures a little bit higher inon— temperatures a little bit higher inon ioioy— temperatures a little bit higher inon ioooy. so— temperatures a little bit higher than today. so we— temperatures a little bit higher than today. so we could see nigne— than today. so we could see nigne-ie— than today. so we could see nigne-ielii- than today. so we could see highs 16 17 celsius than today. so we could see. highs-16.17 celsius as highs around 16 or 17 celsius as we go— highs around 16 or 17 celsius as we go inrougn— highs around 16 or 17 celsius as we go through the— highs around 16 or 17 celsius as we go through the of the we go through the end of the toy — we go through the end of the toy _we— we go through the end of the toy _we ore- we go through the end of the day. we are going day. tomorrow, we are going to eeelirii—

day. tomorrow, we are going to seelbit-cloud- day. tomorrow, we are going to see bit cloud across see a bit more cloud across pone— see a bit more cloud across pone oi— see a bit more cloud across parts of northern ireland and the parts of northern ireland and one-ore— parts of northern ireland and one-ore-io- the winds are going to strengthen— the winds are going to strengthen well the winds are going to- strengthen _well ahead of strengthen here as well ahead of this strengthen here as well ahead of onie-inoi-e— strengthen here as well ahead of this that's gradually this front. that's gradually eioning— this front. that's gradually eioning io— this front. that's gradually starting to push in from starting to push its way in from the starting to push its way in from one weer.— starting to push its way in from one west-la— starting to push its way in from the west..a result,- starting to push its way in from the west. a result, we could the west. as a result, we could see some-of rain- see some outbreaks of rain pone— see some outbreaks of rain across parts northern ireland across parts of northern ireland oni— across parts of northern ireland one—oe- across parts of northern ireland and—asigol and western scotland as we go inrougn— and western scotland as we go inrougn-nigni- and western scotland as we go through night into through saturday night into sunooy. — through saturday night into- sunday. _there'll sunday. otherwise, and there'll be sunday. otherwise, and there'll ire-iii— sunday. otherwise, and there'll ire-iii more- sunday. otherwise, and there'll be-bit more cloud. sunday. otherwise, and there'll be bit more cloud than be perhaps a bit more cloud than we've seen through— be perhaps a bit more cloud than we've seen through some recent nigiie—noi- nights. so temperatures not ioiiing— nights. so temperatures notj ioiiing—iney falling quite as low as they nove— falling quite as low as they have - recently - falling quite as low as they have-recently as- falling quite as low as they. have-recently as.look have done recently as we look inrougn— have done recently as we look inrougn-inen- have done recently as we look through _then .yes,j through sunday then and yes, we-ii— through sunday then and yes, we-ii-eone— through sunday then and yes, we'll some outbreaks of we'll have some outbreaks of oin— we'll have some outbreaks of ioworoe— we'll have some outbreaks of rain towards the— we'll have some outbreaks of rain towards the far west, noun—weer— rain towards the far west, north—west of— rain towards the far west, north—west of the uk. otherwise, for north—west of the uk. otherwise, ior-ii— north—west of the uk. otherwise, ior-ii ie— north—west of the uk. otherwise, ior-ii ie going— north—west of the uk. otherwise, for-it is going to- north—west of the uk. otherwise, for it is going to again be for many it is going to again be a for many it is going to again be o—kee- a generally dry day. yes, inere-ii— a generally dry day. yes, there'll-more- a generally dry day. yes, there'll more cloud around there'll be more cloud around inon—i- there'll be more cloud around inon—i on- there'll be more cloud around than—i am still. than recently, but i am still expecting— than recently, but i am still- expecting _ sunshine expecting some decent sunshine and expecting some decent sunshine ono—einiior- expecting some decent sunshine and—similar to- expecting some decent sunshine and—similar to of. and temperatures similar to of ioie— and temperatures similar to of ioie. eo— and temperatures similar to of ioie. eo eiiii— and temperatures similar to of late, so still feeling pleasantly- late, so still feeling pleasantly warm most. there pleasantly warm for most. there is pleasantly warm for most. there ie-nore— pleasantly warm for most. there is-more unsettled- pleasantly warm for most. there is more unsettled weather is then more unsettled weather to is then more unsettled weather io—in— is then more unsettled weather io—in ine— is then more unsettled weather to_in the weekend. is then more unsettled weather to in the weekend .