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looking—also be looking woman. i'll also be metttng— looking woman. i'll also be- mocking—comedian mocking the week with comedian trends—first,- mocking the week with comedian francis_first, let's- francis foster. but first, let's get— francis foster. but first, let's get-tatett— francis foster. but first, let's get-latest news- francis foster. but first, let's get latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. thanks,— get your latest news headlines. thanks, tant— get your latest news headlines. thanks, nana . _ get your latest news headlines. thanks, nana . it's- get your latest news headlines. thanks, nana . c 15 mt get your latest news headlines. thanks, nana . 156mb 13. thanks, nana. it's 3:00. i'm ray addison . in the thanks, nana. it's 3:00. i'm ray addison. in the gb thanks, nana. it's 3:00. i'm ray addison . in the gb newsroom, a addison. in the gb newsroom, a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a woman in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation following an appearance at the city's youth court . six year old marcia grant court. six year old marcia grant was hit by a car in the greenhill area on wednesday evening . the boy, who can't be evening. the boy, who can't be identified due to his age, will appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday . former appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday. former snp leader nicola sturgeon says the last few days have been, quote, obviously difficult after her husband, who was the party's chief executive, was arrested , chief executive, was arrested, peter murrell was taken into custody on wednesday following a police investiga into the party's finances. he was later released without charge . the released without charge. the couple's home was also searched by officers. in her first

comments since the arrest , the comments since the arrest, the former first minister said she understood the scrutiny that comes in being a public figure and that she intends on getting on with her life and her job and on with her life and herjob and afghan asylum seeker has appeared in a belfast court charged with the murder of a romanian woman 26 year old habib kamel is accused of stabbing 27 year old jela ibrahim to death . year old jela ibrahim to death. her body was found at a home in limerick within the republic of ireland on tuesday. limerick within the republic of ireland on tuesday . the district ireland on tuesday. the district judge refused sharm el sheikh bail, calling the charge very grave . kyiv labour says tens of grave. kyiv labour says tens of thousands of serious offenders have been spared jail, while the conservative have been in government. the party claims that more than 16,000 adults convicted of child offences and 130 rapists have been handed community punishments or suspend sentences since 2010. labour is facing criticism over the wording of its latest campaign .

wording of its latest campaign. the party has previously accused rishi sunak of not believing that child sex offenders should be locked up while teachers in england who belong to the union are to be re balloted on strike action after they rejected the government's latest pay offer. 87% of members turned down a one off payment of £1,000 and an average pay rise of 4.5. it comes as a new survey revealed that teachers work an average of 54 hours a week, with 83% saying their job 54 hours a week, with 83% saying theirjob has adversely affected their job has adversely affected their job has adversely affected their mental health. chris mcgovern is chairman for the campaign for real education . he campaign for real education. he told us pay improvements are needed. teaching is an energised job or it should be, and if it's depressing you, you shouldn't be in the job because good teachers have to be happy. teachers and of have to be happy. teachers and ot happy— teachers and of course happy teachers have to be of course happy teachers have to te-pttt. — of course happy teachers have to te-pttt. tut— of course happy teachers have to te-pttt. tut you— of course happy teachers have to be paid. but you know, be well paid. but you know, wttttn— be well paid. but you know, within-school- be well paid. but you know, within school budget there within the school budget there is within the school budget there ts-money— within the school budget there ts-moneylpty- is plenty of money to pay teachers— is plenty of money to pay teachers a— is plenty of money to pay teachers a good salary. the met-ethy— teachers a good salary. the majority-staff— teachers a good salary. the majority staff schools are majority of staff in schools are not majority of staff in schools are hot teeehete. — majority of staff in schools are not teachers. so _ majority of staff in schools are not teachers. so we need to

ehttt— not teachers. so we need to ehttt seme— not teachers. so we need to shift some of— not teachers. so we need to shift some of the- not teachers. so we need to shift some of the money from the heh—teeehhe— shift some of the money from the non—teaching staff— shift some of the money from the non—teaching staff to the teachers,— non—teaching staff to the teachers, and _ non—teaching staff to the teachers, and we could solve the htehteh. — teachers, and we could solve the problem. _thinking| problem. that's called thinking eutette— problem. that's called thinking eutette-.— problem. that's called thinking outside-.-the- outside the box. and the department— outside the box. and the department which outside the box. and the deptadvised which outside the box. and the deptadvised over which outside the box. and the deptadvised over decades, which outside the box. and the deptadvised over decades, isn't] i've advised over decades, isn't very— i've advised over decades, isn't very geot— i've advised over decades, isn't very good et— i've advised over decades, isn't very good at-afraid. i've advised over decades, isn't very good at afraid . very good at that. i'm afraid. there— very good at that. i'm afraid. here then— very good at that. i'm afraid. more than 850— very good at that. i'm afraid. more than 850 community and eherttr— more than 850 community and charity representatives from the — charity representatives from across the country have been hrttet— across the country have been hrttet te— across the country have been invited to the— across the country have been invited to the king's coronation . oh— invited to the king's coronation . or her— invited to the king's coronation . or they the— invited to the king's coronation . on may the 6th,— invited to the king's coronation . on may the 6th, 450- invited to the king's coronation . q" ma �*7 ”50 ”cc. . on may the 6th, 450 recipients of the british empire medal have been asked to attend the service at westminster abbey . meanwhile, at westminster abbey. meanwhile, 400 young people will watch from saint margaret's church. marine constable dawn wood of essex police told us she received her invitation by email, initially opened it thought, who on earth is playing a joke on me.7 there's going to be i'm therefs going to be i'm going is playing a joke on me? - there's going to be i'm going to the— there's going to be i'm going to the out.— there's going to be i'm going to the out th— there's going to be i'm going to find out. i'm going— there's going to be i'm going to find out. i'm going to turn up to the— find out. i'm going to turn up to the three.— find out. i'm going to turn up to the palace. and i wasn't teeth— to the palace. and i wasn't really supposed— to the palace. and i wasn't really supposed to be there. but yeah— really supposed to be there. but yeah rye— really supposed to be there. but yeah, rye hete— really supposed to be there. but yeah, i've made a— really supposed to be there. but yeah, i've made a few phone tatte— yeah, i've made a few phone eats the— yeah, i've made a few phone calls since and— yeah, i've made a few phone calls since and yeah, so excited . hteetutety— calls since and yeah, so excited . absolutely. just— calls since and yeah, so excited . absolutely. just can't believe that— . absolutely. just can't believe that rye— . absolutely. just can't believe that i've been— . absolutely. just can't believe that i've been been selected. whet— that i've been been selected. rrhet eh— that i've been been selected. what an honour—

that i've been been selected. what an honour ._ that i've been been selected. what an honour. the foreign orttee— what an honour. the foreign orttee te— what an honour. the foreign office is calling— what an honour. the foreign office is calling for a escalation- office is calling for a escalation in- office is calling for a escalation in tensions between rereet— escalation in tensions between rereet ent— escalation in tensions between israel and palestinians after hrttteh— israel and palestinians after british citizens— israel and palestinians after british citizens were caught up in british citizens were caught up th e— british citizens were caught up th e eertee— british citizens were caught up th e et— british citizens were caught up in a series of attacks . ow; in a series of attacks. one hatter— in a series of attacks. one italian tourist was killed and eight people, including uk nationals, were injured after a car ploughed into pedestrians in tel aviv. meanwhile, two british israeli sisters were killed in the west bank after their car was targeted in a gun attack near an israeli settlement. their mother is also in a critical condition . the united critical condition. the united states is promising to train taiwan's armed forces as china continues military exercises around the island that beijing claims as its own territory. the house foreign affairs committee also pledged to speed up the delivery of weapons . china's delivery of weapons. china's military drills began a day after taiwan's president visited the us taiwan claims that 71 chinese planes and nine ships have crossed the taiwan straits median line today. north korea

has conducted tests on an underwater nuclear attack drone, according to the country's state media. the test is the latest show of force against the us and south korea. photographs aired by state broadcaster rt show the drone exploding beneath the surface comes just a week after pyongyang disclosed it had the technology enabling sneak attacks in enemy waters . this is attacks in enemy waters. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get back to nana . to nana. good afternoon. it is fast eppreeehhe— good afternoon. it is fast approaching eight- c: " it is fast approaching eight minutes after etoo. — approaching eight minutes after tree. the— approaching eight minutes after tree. the re— approaching eight minutes after 3:00. this is gb— approaching eight minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv ehthe— 3:00. this is gb news on tv ehthe ent— 3:00. this is gb news on tv online and on— 3:00. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nehe— online and on digital radio. i'm the athe— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and now it is time to much— nana akua and now it is time to much the— nana akua and now it is time to muck the week. _ nana akua and now it is time to muck the week. and we've been hevhe— muck the week. and we've been hevhe e— muck the week. and we've been heyhg e hrety— muck the week. and we've been having a mucky old time. there's been— having a mucky old time. there's been a— having a mucky old time. there's been a teet— having a mucky old time. there's been a load of— having a mucky old time. there's been a load of argy— having a mucky old time. there's been a load of argy bargy over the government's— been a load of argy bargy over the government's plans to hold up eeytuh— the government's plans to hold up asylum seekers— the government's plans to hold up asylum seekers in a barge,

whteh— up asylum seekers in a barge, whteh te— up asylum seekers in a barge, which is obviously enraged the teeth,— which is obviously enraged the teeete-hthhy— which is obviously enraged the locals, bibby, stockholm is locals, the bibby, stockholm is what— locals, the bibby, stockholm is what rte— locals, the bibby, stockholm is what it's called,— locals, the bibby, stockholm is what it's called, will be herthet— what it's called, will be berthed portland port berthed in portland port in dorset— berthed in portland port in hereetlet— berthed in portland port in dorset-at least- berthed in portland port in dorset at least 18 months dorset for at least 18 months ent— dorset for at least 18 months the rhu— dorset for at least 18 months and will accommodate about 500 there— and will accommodate about 500 ehete-thet-e— and will accommodate about 500 single -that's right.- single men. yes that's right. htutt— single men. yes that's right. adult males— single men. yes that's right. adult males ,_ single men. yes that's right. adult males , whilst their adult males, whilst their processes are— adult males, whilst their processes are being claimed now the ethe— processes are being claimed now the ott— processes are being claimed now the same old voices are coming out te— the same old voices are coming out to complain— the same old voices are coming out to complain about the eehttttehe— out to complain about the conditions that— out to complain about the conditions that these poor souls wttt— conditions that these poor souls wttt have— conditions that these poor souls wttt have te— conditions that these poor souls will have to put— conditions that these poor souls will have to put up with a gym games— will have to put up with a gym games room , three meals a day, games room, three meals a day, hert— games room, three meals a day, heet mom,— games room, three meals a day, heat room, shelter— games room, three meals a day, heat room, shelter and freedom, heeeuee— heat room, shelter and freedom, heeeuee rte— heat room, shelter and freedom, because it's not— heat room, shelter and freedom, because it's not like they're going— because it's not like they're gehg te— because it's not like they're gehg to have— because it's not like they're going to have to— because it's not like they're going to have to stay on the three— going to have to stay on the thhe et— going to have to stay on the thhg rt eth— going to have to stay on the thing at all. 500— going to have to stay on the thing at all. 500 men will be another— thing at all. 500 men will be ettewet te— thing at all. 500 men will be allowed to run— thing at all. 500 men will be allowed to run-in- thing at all. 500 men will be allowed to run in this tiny allowed to run riot in this tiny hteee— allowed to run riot in this tiny hteee-teeeh-t- allowed to run riot in this tiny place doesn't have place which doesn't have a heehttet— place which doesn't have a hospital and— place which doesn't have a hospital and only one main road. it's hospital and only one main road. rt-e het— hospital and only one main road. he not re— hospital and only one main road. he not he rt— hospital and only one main road. it's not as if they— hospital and only one main road. it's not as if they have to pay true.— it's not as if they have to pay true. the— it's not as if they have to pay bills. and some— it's not as if they have to pay bills. and some people our bills. and some people like our e—eeteerv— bills. and some people like our ex—service personnel and women in ex—service personnel and women h—eett— ex—service personnel and women h—eett thre- in refuges would call this terry.— in refuges would call this trxrry. hut— in refuges would call this luxury. but the - in refuges would call this luxury. but the woke alita eehhtehhe— luxury. but the woke alita complaining you couldn't make it up. then— complaining you couldn't make it up. then the— complaining you couldn't make it up. then the labour tried to turn— up. then the labour tried to turn the— up. then the labour tried to turn the tables— up. then the labour tried to turn the tables on the conservative - turn the tables on the conservative party. it's finally terrhhe— conservative party. it's finally terrhhe eh— conservative party. it's finally dawning on sir— conservative party. it's finally dawning on sir keir starmer that he err-t— dawning on sir keir starmer that he cant rt— dawning on sir keir starmer that he cant tt he— dawning on sir keir starmer that he can't if he can't— dawning on sir keir starmer that he can't if he can't say what a telhe— he can't if he can't say what a woman isihe could- he can't if he can't say what a woman is he could potentially woman is, he could potentially turr— woman is, he could potentially the ott— woman is, he could potentially turn off half— woman is, he could potentially turn off half the— woman is, he could potentially turn off half the electorate. so teheur— turn off half the electorate. so teheur thet— turn off half the electorate. so labour tried this— turn off half the electorate. so labour tried this marketing

teete— labour tried this marketing teettewtth— labour tried this marketing tactic with a _ labour tried this marketing tactic with a post on twitter, whteh— tactic with a post on twitter, whteh reet. — tactic with a post on twitter, which read. do— tactic with a post on twitter, which read. do you think that etutte— which read. do you think that adults convicted— which read. do you think that adults convicted of sexually eeeeutthe— adults convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to theme— assaulting children should go to prteehe tteht— assaulting children should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that— prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that tree— prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that hert— prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that was next to _ prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that was next to a _ prison? rishi sunak doesn't and that was next to a picture of thehh— that was next to a picture of rishi. unfortunately, this has heetttrert— rishi. unfortunately, this has backfired, seeing as the labour party— backfired, seeing as the labour party wee— backfired, seeing as the labour party h— backfired, seeing as the labour party were in uproar when boris hete— party were in uproar when boris mate the— party were in uproar when boris made this comment. this this teeter— made this comment. this this teeter et— made this comment. this this leader of the— made this comment. this this leader of the opposition, a tether— leader of the opposition, a former director— leader of the opposition, a former director of public prosecutions— former director of public prosecutions ,- former director of public prosecutions , mr. speaker sue prosecutions, mr. speaker sue trey,— prosecutions, mr. speaker sue erey he— prosecutions, mr. speaker sue erey, he spent— prosecutions, mr. speaker sue gray, he spent most of his time preeeewthe— gray, he spent most of his time prosecuting journalists and tethe— prosecuting journalists and tetthe te— prosecuting journalists and failing to prosecute jemmy sewte. — failing to prosecute jemmy we we— failing to prosecute jemmy savile. as far— failing to prosecute jemmy savile. as far as- failing to prosecute jemmy savile. the?" failing to prosecute jemmy savile. the?“ savile. as far as i can make out, mr. speaker, so if rishi should be held accountable , even should be held accountable, even though he's not directly involved with deciding the fate of people who abused children, then surely it's a keir starmer can be held to account also, especially after all the furore when johnson accused the labour leader of failing to prosecute jemmy savile for child sex abuse more than a decade ago, when starmer was head of the crown prosecution service. of course, keir prosecution service. of course, kerr-threetty— prosecution service. of course, keir- directly involved. keir was not directly involved wtth— keir was not directly involved wtth the— keir was not directly involved with the case— keir was not directly involved with the case at— keir was not directly involved with the case at all, but it a th— with the case at all, but it seems a bit odd- with the case at all, but it seems a bit odd for the labour party—

seems a bit odd for the labour party whe— seems a bit odd for the labour party who have— seems a bit odd for the labour party who have a— seems a bit odd for the labour party who have a huge lead on the terres— party who have a huge lead on the tertee te— party who have a huge lead on the tories to go— party who have a huge lead on the tories to go along this the tories to go along with this herttewter— the tories to go along with this particular tactic. _ the tories to go along with this particular tactic. then of course we move on to this story. treheeehter— course we move on to this story. transgender influencer dylan wwwehey— transgender influencer dylan hwwehey whe — transgender influencer dylan mulvaney, who has over 12 htttteh— mulvaney, who has over 12 million followers across tiktok ent— million followers across tiktok eht heteererh— million followers across tiktok and instagram ,_ million followers across tiktok and instagram , and it's reported and instagram, and it's reported that— and instagram, and it's reported that ter— and instagram, and it's reported that hr each— and instagram, and it's reported that for each post— and instagram, and it's reported that for each post she receives erewht— that for each post she receives around $150,000.— that for each post she receives around $150,000. ah that major tweete— around $150,000. ah that major wants the— around $150,000. ah that major brands like bud— around $150,000. ah that major brands like bud light, maybelline- brands like bud light, maybelline have also used this httweheer. — maybelline have also used this influencer. she _ maybelline have also used this influencer. she will be potentially— influencer. she will be potentially promoting. she is prehethe— potentially promoting. she is promoting promoting nike products,— promoting promoting nike products, which is a bit odd reetty— products, which is a bit odd reetty, eeehe— products, which is a bit odd really, seeing as— products, which is a bit odd really, seeing as she is ultimately— really, seeing as she is ultimately a- really, seeing as she is ultimately a man man. take a teet— ultimately a man man. take a hot .— look. it's a teth- it's a complete teth— it's a complete caricature of a r— it's a complete caricature of a r ten-t— it's a complete caricature of a woman i don't quite understand why— woman i don't quite understand why whe— woman i don't quite understand why we chose— woman i don't quite understand why nike chose to— woman i don't quite understand why nike chose to use this herttewter— why nike chose to use this particular person to promote women's bras, but hey then thetty— women's bras, but hey then thetty, 25— women's bras, but hey then finally, 25 spares formed part of finally, 25 spares formed part et eh— finally, 25 spares formed part et an art— finally, 25 spares formed part of an art exhibition to represent— of an art exhibition to represent the blood of afghan heehte— represent the blood of afghan heepte .— represent the blood of afghan heepte . arter— represent the blood of afghan people . after after it was

people. after after it was arter— people. after after it was aha, et— people. after after it was after, of course, prince harry tethet— after, of course, prince harry talked about— after, of course, prince harry talked about killing 25 taliban and talked about killing 25 taliban eht eh— talked about killing 25 taliban the en erttet— talked about killing 25 taliban and an artist covered 25 copies of and an artist covered 25 copies oh the— and an artist covered 25 copies oh the teyete— and an artist covered 25 copies of the royals memoir in blood. in of the royals memoir in blood. h e— of the royals memoir in blood. h e hetgheht— of the royals memoir in blood. in a poignant stunt after, of course, prince— in a poignant stunt after, of course, prince harry received the.— course, prince harry received the. the— course, prince harry received the. the wee— course, prince harry received this. this was all,- course, prince harry received this. this was all, of course , this. this was all, of course, hetere— this. this was all, of course, hetere king— this. this was all, of course, before king charles's coronation. - before king charles's coronation. it's been a mucky ott— coronation. it's been a mucky ett week— coronation. it's been a mucky ett weet .— old week. oh this is fun, isn't it? old week. oh this is fun, isn't tte they.— old week. oh this is fun, isn't tte otey. wett— old week. oh this is fun, isn't it? okay. well this is coming up in it? okay. well this is coming up th the— it? okay. well this is coming up th the heur— it? okay. well this is coming up th the how .— it? okay. well this is coming up in this hour. i've— it? okay. well this is coming up in this hour. i've got comedian trench— in this hour. i've got comedian francis foster. _ in this hour. i've got comedian francis foster. he'll be joining me francis foster. he'll be joining he h— francis foster. he'll be joining he he the— francis foster. he'll be joining me in the studio— francis foster. he'll be joining me in the studio for mock the week,— me in the studio for mock the weeh where— me in the studio for mock the week, where we'll be discussing the.— week, where we'll be discussing the-stores— week, where we'll be discussing thteletertee .— week, where we'll be discussing this.-stories . from- this. top stories. from the prehe— this. top stories. from the plans-house- this. top stories. from the plans house migrants on plans to house migrants on hergee— plans to house migrants on hergee str— plans to house migrants on barges sir keir— plans to house migrants on barges sir keir starmer and that controversial— barges sir keir starmer and that controversial tweet . controversial labour tweet. twe— controversial labour tweet. true the — controversial labour tweet. plus, the sponsoring trans plus, the sponsoring of trans httweheer— plus, the sponsoring of trans influencer dylan _ plus, the sponsoring of trans influencer dylan mulvaney and then— influencer dylan mulvaney and then etter— influencer dylan mulvaney and then after mock— influencer dylan mulvaney and then after mock the week, we've got then after mock the week, we've get phyetetet— then after mock the week, we've get phyetetet eht— then after mock the week, we've got physicist and engineer brian cett— got physicist and engineer brian cett ent— got physicist and engineer brian catt and founder— got physicist and engineer brian catt and founder of the british weether— catt and founder of the british weather services,— catt and founder of the british weather services, dale will weather services, jim dale will join— weather services, jim dale will ieh rhe— weather services, jim dale will ieh he h— weather services, jim dale will join me in studio— weather services, jim dale will join me in studio to explain and there— join me in studio to explain and discuss—capture- join me in studio to explain and discuss—capture is. discuss what carbon capture is ent— discuss what carbon capture is eht-e— discuss what carbon capture is eht-e seem— discuss what carbon capture is and-a scam. we'll- discuss what carbon capture is and a scam. we'll also and if it's a scam. we'll also be and if it's a scam. we'll also he teethg— and if it's a scam. we'll also he teethg et— and if it's a scam. we'll also be looking at whether now hetehttetty— be looking at whether now potentially drug that can stop potentially a drug that can stop treeeeee— potentially a drug that can stop diseases like— potentially a drug that can stop diseases like arthritis and type

one diabetes— diseases like arthritis and type one diabetes will— diseases like arthritis and type one diabetes will soon be made ewettehte— one diabetes will soon be made available. and— one diabetes will soon be made available. and whether it as available. and whether it is as etteetwe— available. and whether it is as effective -could - effective as it could potentially- effective as it could potentially be. i'll be speaking to hetteet— potentially be. i'll be speaking to medical professionals to get the teteet— to medical professionals to get the latest coming— to medical professionals to get the latest coming up at 345. rte— the latest coming up at 345. he the— the latest coming up at 345. it's this week's— the latest coming up at 345. it's this week's political epetttght. — it's this week's political spotlight. like to say spotlight. i'd like to say i'll be spotlight. i'd like to say i'll he whet— spotlight. i'd like to say i'll he joined hy— spotlight. i'd like to say i'll be joined by-of- spotlight. i'd like to say i'll be joined by of reform be joined by leader of reform uk,— be joined by leader of reform wh-ttee— be joined by leader of reform wh-ttee ,— be joined by leader of reform uk,-tice , discuss- be joined by leader of reform uk, tice , discuss why he uk, richard tice, discuss why he got uk, richard tice, discuss why he get hte— uk, richard tice, discuss why he got into politics— uk, richard tice, discuss why he got into politics and what he's tryhg— got into politics and what he's tryhg te— got into politics and what he's trying to achieve— got into politics and what he's trying to achieve all across the— trying to achieve all across the teeter— trying to achieve all across this easter weekend. then at teet— this easter weekend. then at tee-oer eh,— this easter weekend. then at teee eh, r-tt— this easter weekend. then at £0.04 pm, i'll be— this easter weekend. then at £0.04 pm, i'll be doing my hehetegwe— £0.04 pm, i'll be doing my monologue talking about nike eeeheerhg— monologue talking about nike sponsoring transgender httweheer— sponsoring transgender influencer mulvaney . sponsoring transgender- influencer-mulvaney . all influencer dylan mulvaney. all of influencer dylan mulvaney. all et thet— influencer dylan mulvaney. all of that coming— influencer dylan mulvaney. all of that coming up. as ever. tell me— of that coming up. as ever. tell rte-yew— of that coming up. as ever. tell the-yew thht— of that coming up. as ever. tell me -you think on - of that coming up. as ever. tell me you think on everything me what you think on everything were—thet— we're discussing. email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at he newe— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at he wewe. thght— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at he wewe. ttght. se— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. right. so joining me te— gb news. right. so joining me te eteht— gb news. right. so joining me now is stand up— gb news. right. so joining me now is stand up comedian francis teeter.— now is stand up comedian francis teeter. trehete— now is stand up comedian francis foster. francis good— now is stand up comedian francis foster. francis good to see you. rte— foster. francis good to see you. he geet— foster. francis good to see you. he geet te— foster. francis good to see you. we geet te te— foster. francis good to see you. it's good to be here,— foster. francis good to see you. it's good to be here, nana. right. so start me off what you eeye— right. so start me off what you eeye htgrehte— right. so start me off what you say? migrants in— right. so start me off what you say? migrants in barges. i mean, i say? migrants in barges. i mean, t eeh-t— say? migrants in barges. i mean, t eeh-t eee— say? migrants in barges. i mean, t eeh-t the— say? migrants in barges. i mean, i can't see the problem it. i can't see the problem with it. i'd i can't see the problem with it. r-t-theh— i can't see the problem with it. r-t-therh h- i can't see the problem with it. i'd-them in cruise- i'd have put them in cruise ehtee— i'd have put them in cruise ships-wouldn't. ships and they wouldn't be ettewet— - ships and they wouldn't be allowed- that'sj allowed to get off. that's horrible. well,- allowed to get off. that's horrible. well, you- allowed to get off. that's. horrible. well, you -them allowed to get off. that's- horrible. well, you -them in horrible. well, you put them in ehtee— horrible. well, you put them in cruise ships. nana.— well, you put them in cruise ships. nana. what? five eter— cruise ships. nana. what? five eter-ehtpe. — cruise ships. nana. what? five star-ships. exactly.- star cruise ships. exactly. terrthte— star cruise ships. exactly. terrible yeah. - star cruise ships. exactly. terrible yeah. and- star cruise ships. exactly. terrible yeah. and we've karaoke a spa and a jacuzzi. i a pool, a spa and a jacuzzi. i know. horrible. i'll be

contained— know. horrible. i'll be contained in- horrible. i'll be contained in that awful ship. wet.— contained in that awful ship. veeh. r— contained in that awful ship. veeh. r meet— contained in that awful ship. yeah, i mean, that— contained in that awful ship. yeah, i mean, that doesn't sound bad, particularly when you compare london rental compare it to the london rental market. if anything, it sounds a lot market. if anything, it sounds a tet hetter. — market. if anything, it sounds a lot better. there's— market. if anything, it sounds a lot better. there's no- if anything, it sounds a lot better. : lot better. there's no mould. there-e— lot better. there's no mould. there-e he— lot better. there's no mould. there's no mould. _ lot better. 2 there's no mould. "rzrrz; lot better. : there's no mould. “mt; there's no mould. there's no. there-e— there's no mould. there's no. there's no mould. there's no. there's no landlord. and you know what? you're going to get your yeah, you your deposit back. so yeah, you don't your deposit back. so yeah, you teh-t—teeeett- don't even need a deposit eetwetty— don't even need a deposit eetwetty-yew- don't even need a deposit actually. you get your free actually. and you get your free eet— actually. and you get your free mete-— actually. and you get your free meals,-, three- actually. and you get your free meals, , three meals a day meals, meals, three meals a day eeetet— meals, meals, three meals a day eeetet hy— meals, meals, three meals a day cooked by chefs,— meals, meals, three meals a day cooked by chefs,-on- meals, meals, three meals a day cooked by chefs, on the cooked by chefs, people on the heme.— cooked by chefs, people on the heme. — cooked by chefs, people on the heme. vee— cooked by chefs, people on the barge.- you know- cooked by chefs, people on the barge. /r:::r. cooked by chefs, people on the. barge.- you know what this barge. yeah you know what this proves to me ? this what proves to me? this is what i think. know, somebody is think. you know, if somebody is prepared to trek all the way from countries like syria and iraq, go across country , inents iraq, go across country, inents across europe , arrive, you know, across europe, arrive, you know, on the shores of calais, risk life and limb to get to this country, pay a people smuggler, thousands of pounds. it only proves one thing.— : at; it only proves one thing. france is treettwt— proves one thing. france is treettwt . — proves one thing. france is dreadful. it— proves one thing. france is dreadful. it is- proves one thing. france is dreadful. it is .- proves one thing. france is dreadful. g g dreadful. it is. it must be. t hey— dreadful. it is. it must be. they get— dreadful. it is. it must be. they get te — dreadful. it is. it must be. they get to france,- dreadful. g g they get to france, they look eremt— they get to france, they look eremt they— they get to france, they look around, they think absolutely not around, they think absolutely met ter— around, they think absolutely met her me— around, they think absolutely met her — around, they think absolutely not for me. keep— around, they think absolutely not for me. g not for me. keep walking, mohammed. let's keep going. honestly, you know , i just. honestly, you know, i just. i met— honestly, you know, i just. i met wemte— honestly, you know, i just. i just wonder what are people thhthge— just wonder what are people thinking? because it's always it's thinking? because it's always tt-e wewetty— thinking? because it's always it's usually the— thinking? because it's always it's usually the liberal elite whee— it's usually the liberal elite he get— it's usually the liberal elite

who've got nice— it's usually the liberal elite who've got nice houses and ewerythtmg— who've got nice houses and everything else— who've got nice houses and everything else that think that this everything else that think that thte te— everything else that think that thte te wmttt— everything else that think that this is unfit accommodation. we, the texeeyer— this is unfit accommodation. we, the taxpayer, paying for all of the— the taxpayer, paying for all of thisiand— the taxpayer, paying for all of thisiand yew— the taxpayer, paying for all of this and you know, i agree you this. and you know, i agree you ehewtt—whe- this. and you know, i agree you should _who are. should house people who are tteehg—ewem- fleeing persecution even though theee—trem l those people are coming from treme— those people are coming from france. understand that those people are coming from fran(may understand that those people are coming from fran(may have �*iderstand that those people are coming from fran(may have come and that those people are coming from fran(may have come from �*iat they may have come from somewhere know somewhere else. they may know eemeemeem-t ee- somewhere else. they may know someone and so forth, someone and so on and so forth, or someone and so on and so forth, er—thet— someone and so on and so forth, er—thet ge— someone and so on and so forth, or that go alongside or the stories that go alongside thet— or the stories that go alongside thetlyew-t— or the stories that go alongside that.-you'd think- or the stories that go alongside that. you'd think that it's that. but you'd think that it's yew-t— that. but you'd think that it's yew-t he— that. but you'd think that it's you'd be thankful to have roof you'd be thankful to have a roof over your head, food and meter.— over your head, food and shelter..think- over your head, food and shelter. over your head, food and- shelter..think what we have is shelter. i think what we have is an immigration system that's actually not fit for purpose. i don't think it's particularly clear. i don't think it's enforced particularly well. what we have are home secretaries who love to talk a good game, whether it's priti patel or suella braverman. i mean, they talk a suella braverman. i mean, they tett e geet— suella braverman. i mean, they talk a good game,— suella braverman. i mean, they talk a good game, but- i mean, they talk a good game, but the reettty— talk a good game, but the reetttyltt— talk a good game, but the reality it doesn't work. reality is it doesn't work. t hey— reality is it doesn't work. they eem-t— reality is it doesn't work. they don't achieve- reality is it doesn't work. they don't achieve results . and they don't achieve results. and what we have in many ways with people like suella and priti is the worst of both worlds. we have people who talk a good game and use on occasions inflammatory language but ultimately and ultimately do nothing and a fundamental incompetent. but you know, don't think fundamental incompetent. but you know,idon't think you— fundamental incompetent. but you know,idon't think you can- know, i don't think you can treme— know, i don't think you can htemelr-wet— know, i don't think you can blame ljust on- know, i don't think you can blame just on them. i think blame it just on them. i think we meet— blame it just on them. i think we meet te— blame it just on them. i think we need to look— blame it just on them. i think we need to look at the home

etttee— we need to look at the homei etttee—hett office itself and what the hell are office itself and what the hell meee—w- office itself and what the hell ereee—w rt- office itself and what the hell are—was it like. office itself and what the hell. are _was it like they are they doing? was it like they ereeeeeet— are they doing? was it like they processed nine— are they doing? was it like they processed nine people a week or eemethtmge— processed nine people a week or something? thousand? i mean, i wewtt— something? thousand? i mean, i would-performance. would have it on performance pay-— would have it on performance hey—thetrl pay. i'd take them off their eemtreet. — pay. i'd take them off their. contract._going contract. i'd say you're going on performance— contract. i'd say you're going on performance pay. you want mere—tel on performance pay. you want. —mete the on performance pay. you want. m0iproperly. _do the on performance pay. you want. m0iproperly. i_do the on performance pay. you want m0iproperly. i don't do the on performance pay. you want m0iproperly. i don't understand; job properly. i don't understand why—temg- why it takes them so long. i tem-t— why it takes them so long. i tent-rt.— why it takes them so long. i don't-it. and— why it takes them so long. i don't it. and then they're don't get it. and then they're eetthg— don't get it. and then they're eetthg ter— don't get it. and then they're eetttmg ter e— don't get it. and then they're calling for a lot— don't get it. and then they're calling for a lot of them going on calling for a lot of them going em-heeewee— calling for a lot of them going on-because-want. calling for a lot of them going. on-because-want more on strike because they want more meey — money. and it's like, well, you got— money. and it's like, well, you get e— money. and it's like, well, you got a fantastic— money. and it's like, well, you got a fantastic pension across meet— got a fantastic pension across meet-whee- got a fantastic pension across meet-whee h- got a fantastic pension across. next-who's in private, next to anyone who's in private, whe-e— next to anyone who's in private, whee-e— next to anyone who's in private, whe-e-e gutte— next to anyone who's in private, who's a public sector worker next to anyone who's in private, viil)'s a public sector worker next to anyone who's in private, vtit just a public sector worker next to anyone who's in private, vtit just makesblic sector worker next to anyone who's in private, vtit just makes no: sector worker next to anyone who's in private, vtit just makes no sense. worker next to anyone who's in private, vtit just makes no sense. well,er . it just makes no sense. well, rte— . it just makes no sense. well, tt-e-eeht. — . it just makes no sense. well, it's-point. but- . it just makes no sense. well, it's-point. but the. it's a good point. but the reettty— it's a good point. but the reality is all these offices of state need reforming. the fact is don't work . and what is they don't work. and what happened during pandemic happened during the pandemic with closed down, when with when they closed down, when everybody from home, it everybody worked from home, it made worse . so now made it even worse. so now they've got huge backlogs. and it's not just the home gtzr d q and it's not just the home office. rte— it's not just the home office. he ttteretty— it's not just the home office. it's literally every— it's not just the home office. it's literally every other- it's literally every other government department. i mean, take the nhs, death rates are through the roof , so we are through the roof, so we are going need root and branch going to need root and branch reform. how are you going to do that going prove that is going to prove incredibly difficult. what do you this incredibly difficult. what do you _this tweet. incredibly difficult. what do. you _this tweet then? you think about this tweet then? i you think about this tweet then? r meem— you think about this tweet then? r thre— you think about this tweet then? i mean, this tweet— you think about this tweet then? i mean, this tweet that went up emt— i mean, this tweet that went up emtlwee— i mean, this tweet that went up emtlwee teet— i mean, this tweet that went up and was just saying that i and it was just saying that i

mean,.was a.of- mean, it was a bit of a nonsense, really, but what was yew— your what your take on the tehewr— labour party going through a teete— labour party going through a teette thet— labour party going through a tactic that they— labour party going through a tactic that they absolutely tactic that they were absolutely egheet— tactic that they were absolutely egheet hy— tactic that they were absolutely egheet by when— tactic that they were absolutely aghast by when boris johnson mete— aghast by when boris johnson madelcomment?_ aghast by when boris johnson made comment? well, know, made a comment? well, you know, teeh—eemettem- look, when you're a comedian and you—vou- you start out immediately, you went— you start out immediately, you went-the— you start out immediately, you want-the jokes- you start out immediately, you want the jokes and want to go for the jokes and tehewr— want to go for the jokes and tehewr ee— want to go for the jokes and labour are trying to do a little bit labour are trying to do a little htt et— labour are trying to do a little htt et the— labour are trying to do a little bit of the banter. _ labour are trying to do a little bit of the banter. so that's whet— bit of the banter. so that's what they've done. they've gone for jokes and it's failed for the jokes and it's failed miserably. i'll be honest with you, i actually it you, i actually found it hilarious. icouldn't you, i actually found it hilarious. i couldn't though, heeewee— hilarious. i couldn't though, because ridiculous- hilarious. i couldn't though, because ridiculous .- " i couldn't though, because ridiculous . it wasn't because ridiculous. it wasn't tummy— because ridiculous. it wasn't twmmylett. — because ridiculous. it wasn't funny-all. it's- because ridiculous. it wasn't funny-all. it's no,- because ridiculous. it wasn't funny all. g because ridiculous. it wasn't funny all. funny at all. it's no, the tweet wasn't funny, but whoever but the fact that they put that out and then they thought that it would be a good and the would be a good idea and the fact that that would gain traction the labour traction and make the labour party that is funny. traction and make the labour partfact that is funny. traction and make the labour partfact that that is funny. traction and make the labour partfact that you:hat is funny. traction and make the labour partfact that you thoughtinny. traction and make the labour partfact that you thought and the fact that you thought and the labour party thought that this would make them look good is hilarious . well, they had is hilarious. well, they had emether— is hilarious. well, they had another one.— is hilarious. well, they had another one. do _ is hilarious. well, they had another one. do you- " well, they had another one. do you think an etwtt— another one. do you think an adult convicts— another one. do you think an adult convicts of— another one. do you think an adult convicts of possessing a gun— adult convicts of possessing a gem wewtt— adult convicts of possessing a gun would with— adult convicts of possessing a gun would with intent to harm ehewtt— gun would with intent to harm ehewtt ge— gun would with intent to harm ehewtt ge te— gun would with intent to harm should go to prison? rishi sunak teem-t.— should go to prison? rishi sunak teeem-t. r— should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't. i mean,— should go to prison? rishi sunak doesn't. i mean, like, come on. rte— doesn't. i mean, like, come on. he rtttewtewe— doesn't. i mean, like, come on. he rtttewtewe .— doesn't. i mean, like, come on. it's ridiculous . you— doesn't. i mean, like, come on. it's ridiculous . you know, he it's ridiculous. you know, he wewtt— it's ridiculous. you know, he wewtt went— it's ridiculous. you know, he would want them to go to prison. we would want them to go to prison. we ert— would want them to go to prison. we ett wewtt— would want them to go to prison. we ett wewtt .— would want them to go to prison.

we all would . you?— would want them to go to prison. we all would . you? of course. we all would. you? of course. of we all would. you? of course. or eeeme— we all would. you? of course. of course. the— we all would. you? of course. of course. the thing— we all would. you? of course. of course. the thing to- we all would. you? of course. of course. the thing to say, it's a thing to say. it's an idiotic thing to say. and whoever is in of this, of whoever is in charge of this, of the pr department in labour or the pr department in labour or the social media, they need to be immediately. they be fired immediately. they probably thought,-is. probably thought, this is hrttttemt— probably thought, this is brilliant—i'vel probably thought, this is. brilliant—i've got brilliant, i have it, i've got it. brilliant, i have it, i've got tt. amt— brilliant, i have it, i've got it. and then— brilliant, i have it, i've got it. and then they brought this out it. and then they brought this ewt there— it. and then they brought this out there and _ it. and then they brought this out there and everyone's like, whet— out there and everyone's like, whet-wheth- out there and everyone's like,- what-what?-labour what? what? what? the labour party— what? what? what? the labour petty-etermtmg- what? what? what? the labour party storming ahead of party are like storming ahead of the conservative— party are like storming ahead of the conservative party. of course, about— the conservative party. of course, about points. course, about 20 points. they tem-t—thtel course, about 20 points. they tem-t—thte tei don't need to do this. this is the— don't need to do this. this is like-suicide- don't need to do this. this is like-suicide .- don't need to do this. this is like-suicide . i- don't need to do this. this is like suicide . i mean, like political suicide. i mean, why— like political suicide. i mean, why ee— like political suicide. i mean, why they— like political suicide. i mean, why are they doing this? \: why are they doing this? nobody mews.— why are they doing this? nobody thewe. het— why are they doing this? nobody thewe. hwtlteet— why are they doing this? nobody knows. but just imagine that knows. but i just imagine that when starmer wakes up every when keir starmer wakes up every morning and he sees diane abbott on his twitter, he must have his head his hands and all the head in his hands and all the other of the mental lift . other parts of the mental lift. and sees that and then he suddenly sees that tweet going. like, no, what tweet going. he's like, no, what are doing ? well, he can't are you doing? well, he can't say— are you doing? well, he can't eey whet— are you doing? well, he can't say whatlwoman_ are you doing? well, he can't say whatlwoman is.- at; r:t::r "g? well, he can't say what woman is. so i'm say what a woman is. so i'm etrett— say what a woman is. so i'm etrett-thet— say what a woman is. so i'm afraid-that ship- say what a woman is. so i'm afraid that ship has afraid that that ship has eettet— afraid that that ship has eettet-he- afraid that that ship has sailed. he realises afraid that that ship has- sailed.-he realises that sailed. i think he realises that me— sailed. i think he realises that he-e-htt— sailed. i think he realises that he-e-htt et— sailed. i think he realises that he-e-htt et e- sailed. i think he realises that he's-bit of a boob- sailed. i think he realises that he's bit of a boob on he's made a bit of a boob on thet— he's made a bit of a boob on thet ee— he's made a bit of a boob on that one and— he's made a bit of a boob on that one and people aren't happy wtth— that one and people aren't happy wtth-amt— that one and people aren't happy wtthlrtmt mew— that one and people aren't happy with .and now this. _ that one and people aren't happy with and now this. one with it. and now this. this one thet—wtth- with it. and now this. this onei that—with regard that caught my eye with regard to that caught my eye with regard te-eettwete- that caught my eye with regard to - activists, it - that caught my eye with regard to activists, it seems to the trans activists, it seems a to the trans activists, it seems elhytem— to the trans activists, it seems a . dylan mulvane - to the trans activists, it seems a.dylan mulvane .- to the trans activists, it seems a dylan mulvane . she is a bit dylan mulvane. she is temehg— a bit dylan mulvane. she is dancing prancing a bit dylan mulvane. she is- dancing-prancing around, dancing around, prancing around, not dancing around, prancing around, met the— dancing around, prancing around, met the e— dancing around, prancing around, not like a woman,— dancing around, prancing around, not like a woman, like somebody

whe-e— not like a woman, like somebody who's caricaturing_ not like a woman, like somebody who's caricaturing a woman in a bra who's caricaturing a woman in a hre eremethg— who's caricaturing a woman in a hre eremettmg tre— who's caricaturing a woman in a bra promoting bra ,_ who's caricaturing a woman in a bra promoting bra , sports bras bra promoting bra, sports bras wtthewt— bra promoting bra, sports bras wtthewt emy— bra promoting bra, sports bras without any breasts at all. and etwtewety— without any breasts at all. and etwtewety ehe— without any breasts at all. and obviously she is— without any breasts at all. and obviously she is a— without any breasts at all. and obviously she is a biological man. yes, absolutely. look, but we ert— man. yes, absolutely. look, but we all know that dylan is a woman . and if you don't say that woman. and if you don't say that dylan is a woman, then you're immediately cancelled . nana. and immediately cancelled. nana. and being transphobic , what better being transphobic, what better way to appeal to women than dylan mulvaney ? look, he's got dylan mulvaney? look, he's got a man's name. i accept that. he's got a man's name. she she. she's got a man's name. she she. she's got a man's name. she she. she's got a man's name. and she was born a man, but she is now a woman. and i just thought, you know we get an know what? we could get like an incredible athlete . i don't incredible athlete. i don't know, like a serena williams , know, like a serena williams, you is you know, somebody who is magnifici int and achieved great things . but magnifici int and achieved great things. but you can't have that. you can't have that because that's boring . that's what we that's boring. that's what we need. a new woman . we need need. a new woman. we need a better version of woman. that's where dylan comes in and they're going make loads of money and going to make loads of money and well, think they will. well, i don't think they will. i think women like me i think a lot of women like me wtt— i think a lot of women like me wttt eey— i think a lot of women like me wttt eey rm— i think a lot of women like me will say i'm buying will say i'm not buying nike egetm— will say i'm not buying nike egetm-hwy- will say i'm not buying nike again. _buy their. will say i'm not buying nike again. buy their high again. i used to buy their high teee. — again. i used to buy their high teee. r— again. i used to buy their high teee. r-te— again. i used to buy their high teee. r-te-te- again. i used to buy their high tops. i-to-to be. tops. i used to i used to be etet— tops. i used to i used to be etet trem— tops. i used to i used to be clad from head— tops. i used to i used to be clad from head to toe in nike.

hut— clad from head to toe in nike. hwt rm— clad from head to toe in nike. but i'm afraid— clad from head to toe in nike. but i'm afraid that has put me rtght— but i'm afraid that has put me rtght eth— but i'm afraid that has put me rtght ett. amt— but i'm afraid that has put me right off. and finally, lady sewe— right off. and finally, lady spurs, because, of course, they-re— spurs, because, of course, they're _ blood i they're covered in blood and rte— they're covered in blood and. it's—demonstrate they're covered in blood and. it'sof_demonstrate they're covered in blood and it'sof on demonstrate they're covered in blood and it'sof on sale emonstrate they're covered in blood and it'sof on sale toronstrate they're covered in blood and it'sof on sale to talk rate they're covered in blood and it'sof on sale to talk about 25 of them on sale to talk about heeewee— 25 of them on sale to talk about because-prince- because obviously prince harry wemt— because obviously prince harry wemtlehewt— because obviously prince harry went about killing went on about killing 25 tethem— went on about killing 25 taliban. yeah,- went on about killing 25 taliban. yeah, i mean, that was the ttmt— taliban. yeah, i mean, that was the kind -that- taliban. yeah, i mean, that was the kind _that you - taliban. yeah, i mean, that was the kind that you say the kind of thing that you say tewm— the kind of thing that you say tewm-ewh— the kind of thing that you say down-pub after- the kind of thing that you say down pub after you've had a down the pub after you've had a few down the pub after you've had a tew-ehte— down the pub after you've had a tew-ehte yew- down the pub after you've had a tew-ehte yew ge- down the pub after you've had a few pints, you go, you few too many pints, you go, you thew— few too many pints, you go, you knew whet— few too many pints, you go, you know what i've— few too many pints, you go, you know what i've done, mate? i've met— know what i've done, mate? i've killed .taliban._ know what i've done, mate? i've killed .taliban.-have- killed 25 taliban. what have you done? he put done? and the fact that he put it in his book, you just go, harry, mate, there is a reason why a prince. why you are a prince. generations of inbreeding have left a lower iq than left you with a lower iq than normal . and as a result of that, normal. and as a result of that, you have pr people, you have people to put out carefully curated statements . s so the curated statements. s so the little thoughts that rattle around in your head don't come spilling out . do you remember do spilling out. do you remember do you remember when tom cruise got rid of his publicist and went rid of his publicist and he went albie absolutely nuts. and everyone word. everyone went, oh my word. that's what harry needs. he needs his publicist. otherwise he's going to get into problems like that and he's going make like that and he's going to make himself look silly. he's himself look a bit silly. he's gone spare. thank you- " l he's gone spare. thank you very much, tremete— gone spare. thank you very much, tremete. very— gone spare. thank you very much, francis. very good— gone spare. thank you very much, francis. very good talk francis. very good to talk to yew.—

francis. very good to talk to yet thet-e— francis. very good to talk to you. that's francis foster. he wee—wtthl you. that's francis foster. he. wee—wtth was mucking the week with me. i'm was mucking the week with me. r-m _ttwe— was mucking the week with me. r-m _ttwe .— was mucking the week with me. i'm-akua . this- was mucking the week with me. i'm-akua . this is- was mucking the week with me. i'm akua . this is news. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. were— i'm nana akua. this is gb news. were-tw— i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we-re-tv ,— i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we're-tv , online- i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we're tv , online and on we're live on tv, online and on ttgttet— we're live on tv, online and on ttgttet-atter— we're live on tv, online and on digital-after the- we're live on tv, online and on digital after the break. digital radio. after the break. it's digital radio. after the break. rt-e ttme— digital radio. after the break. rt-e ttme ter— digital radio. after the break. it's time for climate control. amt— it's time for climate control. amt r-tt— it's time for climate control. amt r-tt he— it's time for climate control. and i'll be asking senior meteorologist- and i'll be asking senior meteorologist jim dale and ehyetetet— meteorologist jim dale and physicist engineer brian cat whet— physicist engineer brian cat whet te— physicist engineer brian cat what is carbon— physicist engineer brian cat what is carbon capture and is it a what is carbon capture and is it e estey— what is carbon capture and is it a scam ? stay with— what is carbon capture and is it a scam ? stay with me .

good afternoon. this is gb news on good afternoon. this is gb news em tw— good afternoon. this is gb news em tv, emthe— good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and— good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital retre— on tv, online and on digital rette. rm— on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana— on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua right. hem-t— radio. i'm nana akua right. hem-t terget— radio. i'm nana akua right. don't forget you _ radio. i'm nana akua right. don't forget you can also tewmteet— don't forget you can also download the _ don't forget you can also download the gb news app and you can download the gb news app and you cheet— download the gb news app and you eheet eut— download the gb news app and you can check out all— download the gb news app and you can check out all the— download the gb news app and you can check out all the things here— can check out all the things here em— can check out all the things here em the— can check out all the things here on the channel but now it is here on the channel but now it he ttme— here on the channel but now it he ttme ter— here on the channel but now it is time for climate— here on the channel but now it is time for climate control. here on the channel but now it is time for climate control . and is time for climate control. and the— is time for climate control. and thte te— is time for climate control. and thte te where— is time for climate control. and this is where i— is time for climate control. and this is where i take— is time for climate control. and this is where i take a look at the— this is where i take a look at the ettmete— this is where i take a look at the climate change and ask h—teeth— the climate change and ask h—teeth-.- the climate change and ask in—depth -. and . the climate change and ask- in—depth-. and today, in—depth questions. and today, tettmg—eerhem- in—depth questions. and today,- taking_carbon capture taking me through carbon capture heeewee— taking me through carbon capture because we're _to - taking me through carbon capture because we're to talk because we're going to talk ehewt— because we're going to talk ehewt-,— because we're going to talk about-, which- because we're going to talk about , which has about the uk, which has confirmed— about the uk, which has confirmed carbon capture confirmed that carbon capture ettee— confirmed that carbon capture ettee h— confirmed that carbon capture sites in teesside_ confirmed that carbon capture sites in teesside will be the thet— sites in teesside will be the

ttret h— sites in teesside will be the ttret h the— sites in teesside will be the first in the uk.— sites in teesside will be the first in the uk. they're part of the— first in the uk. they're part of the government's— first in the uk. they're part of the government's plans remove the government's plans to remove erhhe— the government's plans to remove eerhem-trt— the government's plans to remove carbon uk electricity carbon from uk electricity ereteettem— carbon from uk electricity production by— carbon from uk electricity production by 2035. now the ettee— production by 2035. now the sites function _ production by 2035. now the sites function is— production by 2035. now the sites function is to capture and reuse carbon dioxide co two in erter— reuse carbon dioxide co two in erter te— reuse carbon dioxide co two in erter te meet— reuse carbon dioxide co two in order to meet the— reuse carbon dioxide co two in order to meet the government's terget— order to meet the government's terget te— order to meet the government's target to capture— order to meet the government's target to capture between 20 and 30 target to capture between 20 and so mttttem— target to capture between 20 and 30 million tonnes— target to capture between 20 and 30 million tonnes of co2 a year by hut— 30 million tonnes of co2 a year by tet why— 30 million tonnes of co2 a year by tet why he— 30 million tonnes of co2 a year by but why is the— 30 million tonnes of co2 a year by but why is the government hweethg— by but why is the government hweethg h— by but why is the government investing in sites— by but why is the government investing in sites like this term— investing in sites like this twtmg the— investing in sites like this during the cost of living crisis 7 during the cost of living crisis e cewtt— during the cost of living crisis e cewtt the— during the cost of living crisis ? could the money be invested eteewhere— ? could the money be invested eteewhere te— ? could the money be invested elsewhere to help— ? could the money be invested elsewhere to help struggling temtttee— elsewhere to help struggling temtttee eey— elsewhere to help struggling families pay for— elsewhere to help struggling families pay for their bills? whet— families pay for their bills? what exactly— families pay for their bills? what exactly is— families pay for their bills? what exactly is carbon capture? is what exactly is carbon capture? re tt— what exactly is carbon capture? re tt e— what exactly is carbon capture? re tt e em— what exactly is carbon capture? is it a scam? joining me now in the— is it a scam? joining me now in the etwtte— is it a scam? joining me now in the etwtte te— is it a scam? joining me now in the studio is brian— is it a scam? joining me now in the studio is brian cat, who's a ehyetetet— the studio is brian cat, who's a ehyetetet emt— the studio is brian cat, who's a physicist and engineer and also jim hete— physicist and engineer and also jim dale, who's— physicist and engineer and also jim dale, who's a— physicist and engineer and also jim dale, who's a meteorologist wtth— jim dale, who's a meteorologist wtth the— jim dale, who's a meteorologist with the british- jim dale, who's a meteorologist with the british weather eerweee. — with the british weather services. all— with the british weather services. all right, jim, to teth— services. all right, jim, to tett te— services. all right, jim, to tett te me— services. all right, jim, to tett te me ,— services. all right, jim, to talk to me , explain to me in talk to me, explain to me in teymem-e— talk to me, explain to me in layman's terms— talk to me, explain to me in layman's terms ,_ talk to me, explain to me in layman's terms , everybody else, layman's terms, everybody else, whet— layman's terms, everybody else, whet the — layman's terms, everybody else, whet the hen— layman's terms, everybody else, what the hell is- layman's terms, everybody else, what the hell is carbon capture 7 what the hell is carbon capture ewhy— what the hell is carbon capture e why ee— what the hell is carbon capture ? why are capturing carbon? ? why are we capturing carbon? i thewght—whet-e- thought we didn't. what's the heme— thought we didn't. what's the heme-ttg- thought we didn't. what's the point? big point. thought we didn't. what's the. point?-big point. and point? there's a big point. and the temt— point? there's a big point. and the term te— point? there's a big point. and the point is we— point? there's a big point. and the point is we are— point? there's a big point. and the point is we are warming the earth at an incredible rate, particularly over the last 30 years. and since the industrial tewetwttem— years. and since the industrial revolution, going— and since the industrial revolution, going back 100 yee— revolution, going back 100 ye — revolution, going back 100 ye het— revolution, going back 100 years. but it's— revolution, going back 100

years. but it's the- revolution, going back 100 years. l 30 years. but it's the last 30 years. but it's the last 30 years that are really starting to steam things up. and what and it's to steam things up. and what and he coz— to steam things up. and what and he coz he— to steam things up. and what and he coz te-te— to steam things up. and what and it's co2 is-is the— to steam things up. and what and it's co2 is-is the main- to steam things up. and what and it's co2 is-is the main gas- it's co2 is the is the main gas thet— it's co2 is the is the main gas thet te— it's co2 is the is the main gas that is responsible— it's co2 is the is the main gas that is responsible for that thet-e— that is responsible for that that's coming— that is responsible for that that's coming emitting from htwetrtet— that's coming emitting from industrial use— that's coming emitting from industrial use cars and the ehtmmeye— industrial use cars and the ehtmmeye, yee— industrial use cars and the chimneys, you name it, it's all there.— chimneys, you name it, it's all over there. everything. / chimneys, you name it, it's all over there. everything. “tie" over there. everything. yeah. so the coz— over there. everything. yeah. so the coz ptemet— over there. everything. yeah. so the co2 planet itself. yeah. isn't about 98% or- �* yeah. isn't about 98% or 95% of co2 trem— isn't about 98% or 95% of co2 trem the — isn't about 98% or 95% of co2 from the planet— isn't about 98% or 95% of co2 from the planet itself. 97? \rt::r from the planet itself. 97? no, it's from the planet itself. 97? no, he meet— from the planet itself. 97? no, he meet et— from the planet itself. 97? no, it's most of this— from the planet itself. 97? no, it's most of this is— from the planet itself. 97? no, it's most of this is manmade. yes , there's a natural element. yes, there's a natural element. het— yes, there's a natural element. hut tew— yes, there's a natural element. hut hew mech— yes, there's a natural element. but how much what— yes, there's a natural element. but how much what percentage of c02 but how much what percentage of co2 is naturally out of the full 100% of it? that's out there? whet— 100% of it? that's out there? what percentage _ 100% of it? that's out there? what percentage of- 00323 l?’ that's out there? what percentage of it �*oo�*if'r�*ér l?’ that's out there? what percentage of it is erewtet— what percentage of it is provided by? rztzr" l what percentage of it is provided by? r:t::r" l what percentage of it is- provided by? i don't know what the exact figures are, but what i would say that mankind, i would say is that mankind, human, and particularly in the last increase in its last 30 years is increase in its output exponentially across the board. do you know, brian, hrtetty— board. do you know, brian, briefly, 3000— : do you know, brian, briefly, 3000 gigatons. so in terme— briefly, 3000 gigatons. so in terme et— briefly, 3000 gigatons. so in terms of the— briefly, 3000 gigatons. so in terms of the percentage of the etemet— terms of the percentage of the etemet h— terms of the percentage of the etemet h the— terms of the percentage of the planet in the in— terms of the percentage of the planet in the in the atmosphere, whet— planet in the in the atmosphere, whet te— planet in the in the atmosphere, what is produced— planet in the in the atmosphere, what is produced naturally by the etemet— what is produced naturally by the planet itself— what is produced naturally by the planet itself ? and what the planet itself? and what eereemtege— the planet itself? and what percentage are _ the planet itself? and what percentage are we responsible? wett— percentage are we responsible? wett.-gtgeteme— percentage are we responsible? well,-gigatons in- percentage are we responsible? well,-gigatons in the- well, 3000 gigatons in the atmosphere . i think there's atmosphere. i think there's 770in circulation in the carbon

. can you do percentage wise? but it's tiny . well, it's not but it's tiny. well, it's not thy— but it's tiny. well, it's not thy ter— but it's tiny. well, it's not thy ter ee— but it's tiny. well, it's not tiny for 34 gigatons- l l "y well, it's not tiny for 34 gigatons that are hwmem— tiny for 34 gigatons that are human emissions in a total of woe— human emissions in a total of eeee gtgeteme— human emissions in a total of 3000 gigatons is— human emissions in a total of 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. otey. — 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. otey. se— 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. otey. se etewt— 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. okay. so about 1. are- 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. 015ng are you 3000 gigatons is a bit over 1. are you saying okay. so about 1. are you saying wehg— okay. so about 1. are you saying we're using about— okay. so about 1. are you saying we're using about 1%_ okay. so about 1. are you saying we're using about 1% of- �* are you saying we're using about 1% of the wmmetwret— we're using about 1% of the unnatural co2— we're using about 1% of the unnatural co2 ? \t::r : " l unnatural co2? no, i wouldn't agree. i don't know where those figures are coming from. i would say they coming from say are they coming from scientific literature? that's what literature peer what scientific literature peer reviewed. yeah, you could go and i'm not sure i'm not so sure. anybody. let's just take ourselves back. let's take ourselves back. let's take ourselves 300 and we ourselves back 300 years and we are now something in the region of 150% more co2 in the atmosphere than there was. look let's just. let's just. brass teete— let's just. let's just. brass teete. veeh— let's just. let's just. brass tacks. yeah brass- let's just. brass tacks. yeah brass tacks. temperatures- tacks. yeah brass tacks. temperatures over the last 30 yeere— temperatures over the last 30 yeere hete— temperatures over the last 30 yeere have-“pr- temperatures over the last 30 years have up, have gone up years have gone up, have gone up to years have gone up, have gone up te-etretght— years have gone up, have gone up to-straight line— years have gone up, have gone up to-straight line like- years have gone up, have gone up to straight line like the to in a straight line like the ttger— to in a straight line like the ggg. the— to in a straight line like the eiger, like the— to in a straight line like the eiger, like the face of the ttger— eiger, like the face of the eiger, essentially . wbifi: eiger, like the face of the eiger, essentially . �*ft�*ri rrrihi eiger, essentially. we were etttmg— eiger, essentially. we were sitting there in britain, 40.3 degrees at one of the stations that we've talked about previously, several of us previously, and several of us breaking records and hands over fist ipcc report. i just fist the ipcc report. i just need to i need— fist the ipcc report. i just need to i need to- fist the ipcc report. i just need to i need to get- �*" it]: ”rizrrirx i just need to i need to get brian to

teet— need to i need to get brian to heet em— need to i need to get brian to come back on that. so he's eeytmg— come back on that. so he's eeytmg thet— come back on that. so he's saying that the— come back on that. so he's saying that the temperatures hewe — saying that the temperatures have exponentially, have gone up exponentially, exponentially— have gone up exponentially, exponentially they exponentially well, they hewem-t. — exponentially well, they. haven't. _actually haven't. i've just actually given you what given jim and i'll give you what i okay. but tell us i gave him. okay. but tell us what tell us what he was promised last time he was on with lois perry, which shows that about that it, in fact, now is about half cooler than it was half a degree cooler than it was in 2016. and about 0.8 of a tegree. — in 2016. and about 0.8 of a tegree. amt— in 2016. and about 0.8 of a degree. and it's— " �*qly and about 0.8 of a degree. and it's nought point the— degree. and it's nought point the et— degree. and it's nought point the et e— degree. and it's nought point five of a degree— degree. and it's nought point five of a degree cooler than teete— five of a degree cooler than hee-when- five of a degree cooler than 1998, _when you - five of a degree cooler than 1998, when you basically 1998, sorry, when you basically thhge— 1998, sorry, when you basically thtmge-twet— 1998, sorry, when you basically things-just-along- 1998, sorry, when you basically things just along flat things are just going along flat at things are just going along flat et the— things are just going along flat at the moment. _ things are just going along flat at the moment. i things are just going along flat at the moment. t i t g at the moment. it's been cooling since it's half a degree cooler now it was in 2016, which now than it was in 2016, which was el event . now than it was in 2016, which was el event. it now than it was in 2016, which was el event . it doesn't was an el nino event. it doesn't look it's getting look as though it's getting a lot warmer to say it's up 150. the c02 lot warmer to say it's up 150. the co2 is completely wrong. it's up 40% on what it was before the industrial revolution and it is a tiny, tiny amount. and it's a tiny, tiny effect within the overall control system of the climate, which is everything works at a factor of 100. you're representing, give or 100. you're representing, give er tete— 100. you're representing, give er tete r— 100. you're representing, give er tete r er— 100. you're representing, give or take 1 or 2%_ 100. you're representing, give or take 1 or 2% of— �*00 you're representing, give or take 1 or 2% of the scientific— or take 1 or 2% of the scientific community, as in as in scientific community, as in as h ettmete— scientific community, as in as in climate scientists . i3 in climate scientists. 98% tethere— in climate scientists. 98% believe what— in climate scientists. 98% believe what we're saying . 98%

believe what we're saying. 98% believe what we're saying. 98% believe what we're saying. 98% believe what we're g 98% believe what we're saying. and he-e— believe what we're saying. and he-e eeytmg— believe what we're saying. and he's saying that— believe what we're saying. and he's saying that 98% of the co2 is he's saying that 98% of the co2 he met— he's saying that 98% of the co2 is not manmade— he's saying that 98% of the co2 is not manmade ._ he's saying that 98% of the co2 is not manmade . and why is your is not manmade. and why is your here— is not manmade. and why is your here mee— is not manmade. and why is your 98% more valid— is not manmade. and why is your 98% more valid than the 98? i'll 98% more valid than the 98? wt tert— 98% more valid than the 98? wt tett yee— 98% more valid than the 98? i'll tell you what,— 98% more valid than the 98? i'll tell you what, we- 98% more valid than the 98? i'll tell you what, we could argue statistics all day. i mean, what i think you need to do. look, statistics, do. well, look, statistics, statistics statistics, can statistics, statistics, we can all do that . but all we can all do that. but the point let's let's look let's point is, let's let's look let's try agree something . is the try and agree something. is the climate changing and is man responsible for part of that? and a good part of it? yes. no okay. yes. no. so yes to what the— okay. yes. no. so yes to what the ettmete— okay. yes. no. so yes to what the climate is— okay. yes. no. so yes to what the climate is changing, but no to the climate is changing, but no te ettmete— the climate is changing, but no to climate has— the climate is changing, but no to climate has changed. l to climate has changed. it's not ehemgmg— to climate has changed. it's not changing much at the moment. it's probably at a turning point now. it changes cyclically every thousand years and it moves by about a couple of degrees at the poles degrees at the poles and 1 degrees at the equator . poles and 1 degrees at the equator. that's very equator. and that's very well documented in dozens of peer reviewed papers. so 5000, the last reviewed papers. so 5000, the teet et— reviewed papers. so 5000, the teet et the— reviewed papers. so 5000, the last of the last— reviewed papers. so 5000, the last of the last 20— ”cir : so 5000, the last of the last 20 years, 18 hewe — last of the last 20 years, 18 hewe teem— last of the last 20 years, 18 have been warmest on earth have been the warmest on earth ehee— have been the warmest on earth reeeret— have been the warmest on earth since records began . 8 since records began. but 18 out of since records began. but 18 out et zo— since records began. but 18 out of 20 when did records begin? was it just a hundred years ago? wett— was it just a hundred years ago? wett. me— was it just a hundred years ago? wett. r— was it just a hundred years ago? well, no, no. i think— was it just a hundred years ago? well, no, no. i think we- was it just a hundred years ago? well, no, no. i think we can- was it just a hundred years ago? well, no, no. i think we can go a little bit further that. a little bit further than that. a than that. well, 20

a bit more than that. well, 20 or 30 years more in terms of record added stuff as in as in how do things nowadays, how we do things nowadays, observing doing. observing going out and doing. we've worth we've got 120 years worth of teete— we've got 120 years worth of records -we've - we've got 120 years worth of records we've got more than records now. we've got more than thet,— records now. we've got more than thet—yeere— records now. we've got more than thet—yeere .- records now. we've got more than that,_years . we've- that, billions of years. we've mtttteme— that, billions of years. we've millions-years,— that, billions of years. we've millions years, thousands of millions of years, thousands of yeere— millions of years, thousands of yeere-thet,- years of before that, we eetwetty— actually record proxy data teete— actually record proxy data records-all- actually record proxy data records all around the records from all around the wett— records from all around the wertt h— records from all around the world in dozens— records from all around the world in dozens of papers in eehttehet— world in dozens of papers in published scientific literature. i published scientific literature. r ten-t— published scientific literature. r tem-t thew— published scientific literature. i don't know why— published scientific literature. i don't know why he- published scientific literature. i don't know why he gets- published scientific literature. i don't know why he gets so carried away with peer review. it's very well known in science that periods and that there were warm periods and cold periods and our instrumentation looks at instrumentation only looks at the rising phase of the current warming cycle. before that, it went down and then you go back up to the mediaeval warm period. then you go down again. you go back up to the roman warm period andifs back up to the roman warm period and it's two degrees colder now than during brian than it was during the brian that's over. aeons that's all that's over. aeons that's over thousands- aeons that's over thousands years. that's over thousands of years. whet—eeem- that's over thousands of years. what—about here| that's over thousands of years. l what—about here is what we're talking about here is eeeemttetty— what we're talking about here is essentially the— what we're talking about here is essentially the last 30 years in the tee— essentially the last 30 years in the teee et— essentially the last 30 years in the face of the— essentially the last 30 years in the face of the eiger in terms of the face of the eiger in terms et the— the face of the eiger in terms of the temperature profile, co2 wette— of the temperature profile, co2 profile, _those. - of the temperature profile, co2 profile, those. how did profile, all of those. how did we profile, all of those. how didi we—why profile, all of those. how did- we—why why we get to 40.3 degrees? why why are we get to 40.3 degrees? why why reeertee— we get to 40.3 degrees? why why are records? why— we get to 40.3 degrees? why why are records? why is— we get to 40.3 degrees? why why are records? why is the ocean wermhg— are records? why is the ocean wermtmg ee— are records? why is the ocean wermtmg m e— are records? why is the ocean warming up ? why is all of this

warming up? why is all of this heeeemtmge — warming up? why is all of this happening? why— warming up? why is all of this happening? flirty warming up? why is all of this happening? bitty r: r: l warming up? why is all of this happening? bitty r: r: i l grit happening? why we didn't get to 40 degrees? that's a happening? bitty r: r: i l grit ”0 ririrgiiritir?’ that's a temperate 40 degrees? that's a temperate thet-e— 40 degrees? that's a temperate thet-e e— 40 degrees? that's a temperate thet-e e eget— ”0 ririrgiiritir?’ that's a temperate that's a spot temperature in the gt,— that's a spot temperature in the wt, whteh— that's a spot temperature in the wt, whteh te— that's a spot temperature in the uk, which is nothing to do with gtehet— uk, which is nothing to do with global temperatures. global temperatures— global temperatures. global temperatures are on average over 30 temperatures are on average over to yeere— temperatures are on average over to yeere et— temperatures are on average over to yeere et emt— temperatures are on average over 30 years at and they're taken the — 30 years at and they're taken across the whole— 30 years at and they're taken across the whole of the globe. treet— across the whole of the globe. treet et— across the whole of the globe. treet et the — across the whole of the globe. most of the temperatures that yeere— most of the temperatures that you're interested— most of the temperatures that you're interested in are in the ocean because the ocean is 70% of ocean because the ocean is 70% et the— ocean because the ocean is 70% et the gtehe— ocean because the ocean is 70% et the gtehe .— ocean because the ocean is 70% of the globe . and— ocean because the ocean is 70% of the globe . and that's where of the globe. and that's where all of the globe. and that's where ett yew— of the globe. and that's where all your weather— of the globe. and that's where all your weather and climate are teettet— all your weather and climate are decided, because— all your weather and climate are decided, because heat as decided, because all the heat as wett— decided, because all the heat as wettlett— decided, because all the heat as well-all-carbon- decided, because all the heat as well all carbon dioxide well as all the carbon dioxide is-ocean. so- well as all the carbon dioxide is-ocean. so in- well as all the carbon dioxide is ocean. i 20:72! well as all the carbon dioxide. is-ocean. so in 2022, we is in the ocean. so in 2022, we had the warmest ocean temperatures ever recorded. but across the globe, years, well over 20 years, well , across the globe, years, well over 20 years, well, brian's actually just said we look at other things. we look at we look at other things. we look at we look et tete— other things. we look at we look et tete . — other things. we look at we look et tete . rm— other things. we look at we look at data . in other— other things. we look at we look at data . in other words, at data. in other words, fossils. i'm not saying fossils necessarily, but they are part of the equation that we look back across thousands of years to see what was going on. well, we all know the climate has changed, but the climate periodically. but everything ehemgee— periodically. but everything changes. _nobody. periodically. but everything- changes. _nobody expects changes. i mean, nobody expects it changes. i mean, nobody expects tt—rt-e- changes. i mean, nobody expects tt—rt-e the- it to stay the same. it's the meet— it to stay the same. it's the speed things . that's speed of things. that's the that's lesson we can all that's the lesson we can all argue till the cows come home

about about. can we change? etey— about about. can we change? etey, wett— about about. can we change? okay, well, fine. _ about about. can we change? okay, well, fine. so. - can we change? okay, well, fine. ”iii; okay, well, fine. so. so you're saying capture saying we need to capture carbon? yeah can. can can you describe how it's describe very briefly how it's done? about seconds done? we've got about 30 seconds with okay there are three with you. okay there are three weye— with you. okay there are three weye-wtthewt- with you. okay there are three ways-without being - there are three ways without being too ways without without being too teehmteet. —r. - ways without without being too teehmteet—r. - ways without without being tool technical. _i. that technical. the one that i. that i technical. the one that i. that r-the— technical. the one that i. that r-the teet— technical. the one that i. that i-the best-the- technical. the one that i. that i-the best-the bio. i prefer the best is, is the bio side things . it's i prefer the best is, is the bio side things. it's called side of things. it's called beccs, where _ side of things. it's called beccs, where we- r:ri 33 it's called beccs, where we basically grow treee— beccs, where we basically grow treee emt— beccs, where we basically grow treee emt meee— beccs, where we basically grow trees and moss and other greenery— trees and moss and other greemery . — trees and moss and other greemery . we- trees and moss and other greenery . trees and moss and other greenery. i trees and moss and other greenery . i greenery. we that in itself releases oxygen, takes . how do releases oxygen, takes. how do we capture it? we put it in. thet-e— we capture it? we put it in. thet-e hew— we capture it? we put it in. thet-e hew yew— we capture it? �*ft�*ri l " that's how you capture it. veere— that's how you capture it. you're capturing it by that. so etemthg— you're capturing it by that. so etemttmg e— you're capturing it by that. so etemttmg e tree— you're capturing it by that. so planting a tree is— you're capturing it by that. so planting a tree is a way of tehg— planting a tree is a way of tetmg thet. — planting a tree is a way of doing that. is— planting a tree is a way of doing that. is anybody against thete— doing that. is anybody against thete he— doing that. is anybody against thete he we— doing that. is anybody against that? do we need. h: that? do we need. nobody's against trees. i love. against planting trees. i love. but we really be but do we really need to be doing this carbon capture? because as if because it just feels as if carbon is not a problem? carbon dioxide is not a problem? no, the important about no, the important thing about treee— no, the important thing about treeelthey— no, the important thing about trees .they take— no, the important thing about trees they take 80 years to trees is they take 80 years to grew— trees is they take 80 years to grew-te— trees is they take 80 years to grow-to mature- trees is they take 80 years to grow-to mature to- trees is they take 80 years to grow to mature to quite grow and to mature to quite new— grow and to mature to quite new, emt— grow and to mature to quite likely, and-are- grow and to mature to quite likely, and are getting grow and to mature to quite likelta and are getting grow and to mature to quite likelta andof are getting grow and to mature to quite likelta andof money.e getting grow and to mature to quite likelta andof money. ifjetting grow and to mature to quite likelta andof money. if they're paid a lot of money. if they're etemtet— paid a lot of money. if they're etemtet ter— paid a lot of money. if they're planted for free,— paid a lot of money. if they're planted for free, fine. if eeeete— planted for free, fine. if eeeete-te- planted for free, fine. if pebble-to pay- planted for free, fine. if people to pay for planted for free, fine. if people-to pay for in people have to pay for it in eteetrtetty— electricity bills, forget about it electricity bills, forget about tt—eem-t- electricity bills, forget about it_can't afford. electricity bills, forget about it_can't afford it| it because we can't afford it emt— it because we can't afford it and-necessary- it because we can't afford it and necessary anyway. and it's not necessary anyway. amt— and it's not necessary anyway. andlwe— and it's not necessary anyway. amtlwe-te- and it's not necessary anyway. amtlwe-te te- and it's not necessary anyway. andlwe-to do it- and if we wanted to do it ettertehty— and if we wanted to do it affordably,-do- and if we wanted to do it affordably, do it in third affordably, we'd do it in third wertt— affordably, we'd do it in third world countries.— affordably, we'd do it in third world countries. we will do it a

lot world countries. we will do it a tet eheeeer— world countries. we will do it a lot cheaper than— world countries. we will do it a lot cheaper than they will in the— lot cheaper than they will in the-whet-e— lot cheaper than they will in the what's actually the uk. what's actually happening— the uk. what's actually happening trying happening is people are trying to happening is people are trying te-termtemt— happening is people are trying to _farmland to- happening is people are trying to farmland to plant to buy up farmland to plant treee— to buy up farmland to plant trees—there's- trees in because there's for memey—ether- trees in because there's for. money—other carbon money it. but the other carbon eeetwre—tt- money it. but the other carbon eeetwre—tt yew capture and storage and if you went— capture and storage and if you wemt-there-e— capture and storage and if you want there's another way, want to but there's another way, whteh— want to but there's another way, whteh-te— want to but there's another way, which-to separate- want to but there's another way, which to separate the which is just to separate the erhhe— which is just to separate the carbon dioxide— which is just to separate the carbon dioxide from the flues of hewer— power stations, because we're getmg— power stations, because we're getmg-tet- power stations, because we're getmg-tet mere- power stations, because we're going lot more fossil going to need a lot more fossil hewer— going to need a lot more fossil eerwe-we— going to need a lot more fossili power-we-actually power because we can't actually supply— power because we can't actually supply-grid— power because we can't actually subitty-grid with_ power because we can't actually supply grid with the energy supply the grid with the energy we meet— supply the grid with the energy we meet trem — supply the grid with the energy we need from renewables . so we need from renewables. so they-we— we need from renewables. so they've - realised - we need from renewables. so they've realised that. so they've just realised that. so they-re— they've just realised that. so they-re-hewe- they've just realised that. so. they're - have .they're they're going to have to they're going— they're going to have to they're getmg te — they're going to have to they're getmg te hete— they're going to have to they're going to have to— they're going to have to they're going to have to get rid of erhhe— going to have to get rid of carbon dioxide— going to have to get rid of carbon dioxide because , because going to have to get rid of carbis dioxide because , because going to have to get rid of carbis bad.ide because , because going to have to get rid of carbis bad and ziecause , because going to have to get rid of carbis bad and there ;e , because going to have to get rid of carbis bad and there will)ecause going to have to get rid of carbis bad and there will be ause co2 is bad and there will be a huge— co2 is bad and there will be a huge emet— co2 is bad and there will be a huge amount of— co2 is bad and there will be a huge amount of money paid for pumping— huge amount of money paid for pumping ermhe— huge amount of money paid for pumping carbon dioxide down a hete— pumping carbon dioxide down a here—emt- pumping carbon dioxide down a hole—and nobodyi hole in the ground and nobody wtt— hole in the ground and nobody wtth-hete— hole in the ground and nobody wtth-hewe . — hole in the ground and nobody will-have . it's- hole in the ground and nobody will-have . it's not- hole in the ground and nobody will have . l will ever have. it's not just a hole in the ground. remember that co2 can be taken and used for well. can that co2 can be taken and used for used well. can that co2 can be taken and used for used for well. can that co2 can be taken and used for used for food. how can that co2 can be taken and used for used for food. how much of it be used for food. how much of it wtt— be used for food. how much of it wttt hee — be used for food. how much of it will be? well,— be used for food. how much of it will be? well, i— be used for food. how much of it will be? well, i don't know. that's a question— will be? well, i don't know. that's a question you- will be? �*ft�*rill chit" l that's a question you can will be? �*ft�*rill cc?" c that's a question you can ask eettttetehe. — that's a question you can ask politicians. i'll— that's a question you can ask politicians. i'll-with. that's a question you can ask. politicians. i'll-with you politicians. i'll agree with you on something. as long on something. it's fine as long as nobody has to pay for it in any within their energy any way within their energy bill. all right. well, there we go. bill. all right. well, there we ge—eteeee- bill. all right. well, there wej ge—eteeeewe-tt go. we're getting places we'll do go. we're getting places we'll te-tree.— go. we're getting places we'll do-free. yeah,- go. we're getting places we'll do free. yeah, we'll do it if it's free. yeah, we'll te— do it if it's free. yeah, we'll telrt— do it if it's free. yeah, we'll telrt rte— do it if it's free. yeah, we'll do.|f it's free,- do it if it's free. yeah, we'll do if it's free, we'll go do it. if it's free, we'll go etehg— do it. if it's free, we'll go etehg-rt- do it. if it's free, we'll go along if nobody along with it. if nobody has to pay— along with it. if nobody has to pay-but— along with it. if nobody has to pay but somebody's pay for it. but if somebody's hemettthg— pay for it. but if somebody's benefiting, then—

pay for it. but if somebody's benefiting, then the question is, benefiting, then the question te te— benefiting, then the question he he ht— benefiting, then the question he he ht e— benefiting, then the question is, is it a scam?— benefiting, then the question is, is it a scam? well, we eertehhty— is, is it a scam? well, we certainly answered certainly haven't answered that. you think it is absolutely. it tethmhtety— you think it is absolutely. it definitely isn't. _ definitely isn't. it's monetising climate definitely isn't. it's— monetising-climate change monetising the climate change reetet—he- monetising the climate change reetet—he yew- racket is what it is. do you thhht— racket is what it is. do you think monetising it, racket is what it is. do you think monetising it , jim think the monetising it, jim meey — think the monetising it, jim money. money's- think the monetising it, jim money. grit g think the monetising it, jim money. grir g think the monetising it, jim money. money's going to part money. money's going to be part of well yes and no. yes and of it. well yes and no. yes and no. it's not one of them. questions anyway. monetising. yes. thank you very much . brian yes. thank you very much. brian hey-e—eht— yes. thank you very much. brian kay's—and engineer. kay's a physicist and engineer eht— kay's a physicist and engineer emt rm— kay's a physicist and engineer and jim-founder- kay's a physicist and engineer and jim founder and senior and jim dale, founder and senior meteereteghet— and jim dale, founder and senior meteorologist for— and jim dale, founder and senior meteorologist for the british weether— meteorologist for the british weather services. you're with rm— weather services. you're with h-m wehe— weather services. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb wewe— me. i'm nana akua. this is gb wewe eh— me. i'm nana akua. this is gb wewe eh hw— me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online— me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on ttgttet— news on tv, online and on digital radio. - news on tv, online and on digital radio. after the break, i'll digital radio. after the break, h-th he— digital radio. after the break, i'll be speaking— digital radio. after the break, i'll be speaking to a neurologist- i'll be speaking to a neurologist to find out if they temt— neurologist to find out if they tewht e— neurologist to find out if they found a potential working drug to found a potential working drug te etee— found a potential working drug to stop diseases— found a potential working drug to stop diseases like arthritis eht— to stop diseases like arthritis emt type— to stop diseases like arthritis emt tyee ee— to stop diseases like arthritis and type one diabetes. stay tweet— and type one diabetes. stay twmet .— and type one diabetes. stay twmet . tew— and type one diabetes. stay tuned . you need to hear this. tuned. you need to hear this. tew— tuned. you need to hear this. wew heet— tuned. you need to hear this. wew heet te— tuned. you need to hear this. you need to hear— tuned. you need to hear this. you need to hear about this trwg. — you need to hear about this tmg. hheh— you need to hear about this drug. then political spotlight. i'll drug. then political spotlight. h-th he— drug. then political spotlight. i'll be interviewing leader of teterm— i'll be interviewing leader of teterm _thee- i'll be interviewing leader of. reform _ticelfind reform uk richard tice to find out reform uk richard tice to find ewt why— reform uk richard tice to find ewt why he— reform uk richard tice to find eet why he get— reform uk richard tice to find out why he got into politics and etehty— out why he got into politics and etemty mere— out why he got into politics and etemty stey— out why he got into politics and plenty more. stay with me. but ha,— plenty more. stay with me. but erg, tet-e— plenty more. stay with me. but ha, tet-e get— plenty more. stay with me. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . £31313 news headlines. 3:33. i'm richard dawson in the gb

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teee ht— drug? what is the deal and how teee ht wert— drug? what is the deal and how teee ht wert .— drug? what is the deal and how does it work . _ drug? what is the deal and how does it work . it's— drug? what is the deal and how does it work . l air: l does it work. it's new and it's really quite exciting . it's only really quite exciting. it's only really quite exciting. it's only really been tested— really quite exciting. it's only really been tested so- ”rightly r: rixt. l 9 it's only really been tested so far in thehetee— really been tested so far in diabetes and— really been tested so far in diabetes and we know it's now wette— diabetes and we know it's now werte te— diabetes and we know it's now works to slow— diabetes and we know it's now works to slow down the onset to thehetee— works to slow down the onset to thehetee ee— works to slow down the onset to diabetes as people— works to slow down the onset to diabetes as people haven't yet got diabetes as people haven't yet get te— diabetes as people haven't yet got to diabetes— diabetes as people haven't yet got to diabetes can take the tug— got to diabetes can take the tug eht— got to diabetes can take the tug emt ht-e— got to diabetes can take the drug and it's just administered threwgh— drug and it's just administered threwgh e— drug and it's just administered through a vein— drug and it's just administered through a vein for about 14 days eht— through a vein for about 14 days emt them— through a vein for about 14 days emt theh ht— through a vein for about 14 days and then it seems— through a vein for about 14 days and then it seems to slow down the eregreeeheh— and then it seems to slow down the progression of— and then it seems to slow down the progression of getting thehetee— the progression of getting thehetee ,— the progression of getting diabetes , which is really quite diabetes, which is really quite exehthhg— diabetes, which is really quite exehthhg . — diabetes, which is really quite eeehthmg . ht— diabetes, which is really quite exciting . it works- diabetes, which is really quite exciting . l t g exciting. it works by affecting the body's immune system , an the body's immune system, an autoimmune disease. the body attacks itself. _ autoimmune disease. the body attacks itself. so— autoimmune disease. the body attacks itself. so if— r: the body attacks itself. so if things the— attacks itself. so if things like multiple - attacks itself. so if things like multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid— like multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus , the rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, the hety— rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, the hety wtth— rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, the body will attack— rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, the body will attack its own cells. ant— body will attack its own cells. art whet— body will attack its own cells. and what this— body will attack its own cells. and what this drug— body will attack its own cells. and what this drug does- body will attack its own cells. and what this drug does is , is and what this drug does is, is to reverse that and stop stop the body attacking itself basically. so it slows these things down. okay well, i mean, thet-e— things down. okay well, i mean, there pretty— things down. okay well, i mean, that's pretty much— things down. okay well, i mean, that's pretty much how- 33 : cit/{pg well, i mean, that's pretty much how these etehmme— that's pretty much how these autoimmune things work. so the thet— autoimmune things work. so the trheh etter— autoimmune things work. so the trial after the— autoimmune things work. so the trial after the trial,— autoimmune things work. so the trial after the trial, if it he— trial after the trial, if it eee te— trial after the trial, if it proves to be - trial after the trial, if it proves to be effective, is it you— proves to be effective, is it yet thew,— proves to be effective, is it you know, what— proves to be effective, is it you know, what kind of time eeete— you know, what kind of time

scale are we— you know, what kind of time scale are we looking for it to be scale are we looking for it to he reteeeet— scale are we looking for it to be released if,— scale are we looking for it to be released if, say, it works eute— be released if, say, it works ewte they— be released if, say, it works out? they think, _ be released if, say, it works out? they think, oh, my god, if it out? they think, oh, my god, if ht teee— out? they think, oh, my god, if ht teee wert— out? they think, oh, my god, if it does work for— out? they think, oh, my god, if it does work for these conditions,- it does work for these conditions, what's the timescale eht— conditions, what's the timescale eet-ht— conditions, what's the timescale eht-ht wert— conditions, what's the timescale and-it work with- conditions, what's the timescale. and-it work with _who and does it work with people who hete— and does it work with people who have-condition- and does it work with people who have-condition for- have had the condition for a whhhee— have had the condition for a whhheelhe— have had the condition for a while?.is it— have had the condition for a while?.is it just- have had the condition for a while? is it just people who while? or is it just people who ere-thew,— while? or is it just people who are,-know,-the- while? or is it just people who are, know, the deal while? or is it just people who. are,-know,-the deal ? are, you know, what's the deal? veeh — are, you know, what's the deal? veeh war, — are, you know, what's the deal? yeah, well, it's— are, you know, what's the deal? yeah, well, it's hoped that it's been— yeah, well, it's hoped that it's teem eeerewet— yeah, well, it's hoped that it's been approved in— yeah, well, it's hoped that it's been approved in the united etetee— been approved in the united stetee hy— been approved in the united states by their— been approved in the united states by their body over there eehhet— states by their body over there eehhet the — states by their body over there called the fda. _ states by their body over there called the fda. ' r: l called the fda. and it's now with our licencing body called the mhra. and it's on a fast treet— the mhra. and it's on a fast track programme— :r�*i 3 and it's on a fast track programme called the hmewetheh— track programme called the innovation passport . innovation passport. that fast treet— innovation passport. that fast treet hh— innovation passport. that fast track in terms is perhaps not as fast as people would like . my fast as people would like. my guessisit fast as people would like. my guess is it will take at least a yeah guess is it will take at least a year. so it's not quick, but you've got to make sure the thing is safe, which it does seem to be in the american studies. um, seem to be in the american studies . um, how does it work ? studies. um, how does it work? as studies. um, how does it work? we r— studies. um, how does it work? we r eey.— studies. um, how does it work? we r eey. ht— studies. um, how does it work? as i say, it stops the body attacking itself by affecting the antibodies that attack the cells in the pancreas. in this case. and it seems to work best if you haven't got diabetes , if you haven't got diabetes, there are some tests you can do in people and mainly in children called prediabetes. you can take they're going to they're going

to get diabetes later on. they don't handle sugar very well. for example . and those for example. and those antibodies you can detect in the blood and you give it to those people it slows down people and it slows down the time it to get diabetes time it takes to get diabetes for about two years. when you can detect it to about four years. doesn't years. now that doesn't seem a big amount of time, two years delay, but it's really, really helpful because it's children . helpful because it's children. it saves them having insulin, it saves them all sorts of problems . it may improve life expectancy heeewee— . it may improve life expectancy heeewee the— . it may improve life expectancy because the less— it may improve life expectancy because the less time you have thehetee— because the less time you have thehetee the— because the less time you have diabetes, the better off you se — diabetes, the better off you se ht-e— diabetes, the better off you are. so it's really- diabetes, the better off you are. r: are. so it's really quite interesting . yeah, well, you got interesting. yeah, well, you got thehetee— interesting. yeah, well, you got diabetes probably,— interesting. yeah, well, you got diabetes probably, but- “tiiit3l 3 yeah, well, you got diabetes probably, but we don't thew— diabetes probably, but we don't thew ter— diabetes probably, but we don't know for certain. _ diabetes probably, but we don't know for certain. mike, your ewthe— know for certain. mike, your ewthe he— know for certain. mike, your ewthe he ee— know for certain. mike, your audio is so unfortunate. it's so het— audio is so unfortunate. it's so tet thet— audio is so unfortunate. it's so tet thet we— audio is so unfortunate. it's so bad that we could— audio is so unfortunate. it's so bad that we could barely hear you,— bad that we could barely hear yew, hut— bad that we could barely hear yew but we— bad that we could barely hear you, but we could— bad that we could barely hear you, but we could make out a lot of you, but we could make out a lot et whet— you, but we could make out a lot et whet yew— you, but we could make out a lot of what you were— you, but we could make out a lot of what you were saying. but it wee-eteh— of what you were saying. but it wee-eweh eh— of what you were saying. but it was such an important was just such an important theeewery— was just such an important theeewery-h— was just such an important discovery-i just- was just such an important discovery i just thought discovery that i just thought we heetet— discovery that i just thought we needed-about- discovery that i just thought we needed about doctor needed to talk about it. doctor ette— needed to talk about it. doctor. whte—mweh. needed to talk about it. doctor. whee—much. needed to talk about it. doctor mikea neurologist. much. needed to talk about it. doctor mikea neurologist. i'll much. needed to talk about it. doctor mikea neurologist. i'll give much. he's a neurologist. i'll give you— he's a neurologist. i'll give yew the— he's a neurologist. i'll give yet the eme— he's a neurologist. i'll give you the name of- he's a neurologist. i'll give you the name of that drug in teet— you the name of that drug in thet—agehh- you the name of that drug in. just—again somebody you the name of that drug in just say again somebody you the name of that drug in just say it again somebody you the name of that drug in just say it in again somebody you the name of that drug in just say it in mytgain somebody you the name of that drug in just say it in my earn somebody you the name of that drug in just say it in my ear and nebody you the name of that drug in just say it in my ear and then dy will say it in my ear and then i'll will say it in my ear and then m eey— will say it in my ear and then m eey ht— will say it in my ear and then m eey ht eut— will say it in my ear and then i'll say it out loud. just so you— i'll say it out loud. just sol yew—teeter i'll say it out loud. just so- you_doctor mike you know. and also, doctor mike hemee— you know. and also, doctor mike hemee he— you know. and also, doctor mike hemee he e— you know. and also, doctor mike barnes is a neurologist and a methehmet— barnes is a neurologist and a medicinal cannabis expert, too. i'll

medicinal cannabis expert, too. h-ht-yew— medicinal cannabis expert, too. h-ht-yew-et- medicinal cannabis expert, too. i'll-you-of thati i'll give you the name of that trwg— i'll give you the name of that tmgltwet— i'll give you the name of that tmgltwet e— i'll give you the name of that drug .just a temi- i'll give you the name of that drug just a temi babb, drug in just a temi zulu. babb, i drug in just a temi zulu. babb, hthhhh— drug in just a temi zulu. babb, hthhhhlhew— drug in just a temi zulu. babb, i think,.how-say- drug in just a temi zulu. babb, ithink,.how-say it.- drug in just a temi zulu. babb, i think, how say it. i'm i think, is how you say it. i'm het— i think, is how you say it. i'm met gehhg— i think, is how you say it. i'm met gehmg te— i think, is how you say it. i'm met gehmg te te— i think, is how you say it. i'm not going to do it— i think, is how you say it. i'm not going to do it again. right. tet-e— not going to do it again. right. tet-e mee— not going to do it again. right. tet-e eh— not going to do it again. right. let's move on to— not going to do it again. right. let's move on to this one then. twe— let's move on to this one then. the tem— let's move on to this one then. the tehe my— let's move on to this one then. i've done my best.— let's move on to this one then. i've done my best. i'll maybe wrhte— i've done my best. i'll maybe wrhte ht— i've done my best. i'll maybe wrhte ht-ter— i've done my best. i'll maybe write it-for-but- i've done my best. i'll maybei write it-for- but now write it down for you, but now eso— write it down for you, but now eee—emt- write it down for you, but now 850—and charity. 850 community and charity representative— 850 community and charity representative across the representative from across the uhhtet — representative from across the- uhhtet—hmwhtet united kingdom have been invited by hhg— united kingdom have been invited by thmg cherhee— united kingdom have been invited by king charles enjoy by king charles to enjoy the eeremehteh— by king charles to enjoy the coronation _from - coronation service from westminster- coronation service from westminster abbey on saturday, the em — westminster abbey on saturday, the em et— westminster abbey on saturday, the em et trey— westminster abbey on saturday, the 6th of may 2023. now, tehmhhg— the 6th of may 2023. now, tehmhmg me— the 6th of may 2023. now, tehmhmg me he— the 6th of may 2023. now, joining me is gb news national reeerter— joining me is gb news national reeerter thee— joining me is gb news national reporter theo chikomba is ewtehte— reporter theo chikomba is outside westminster abbey. theo, talk outside westminster abbey. theo, teht te — outside westminster abbey. theo, teht te me— outside westminster abbey. theo, talk to me about— outside westminster abbey. theo, talk to me about this. what's going— talk to me about this. what's gehmg ehe— talk to me about this. what's gehmg ehe weeh— talk to me about this. what's going on? yeah _ talk to me about this. what's going on? yeah i " going on? yeah so in about four weeks time, there will be a real community presence here for dunng community presence here for during the coronation service at westminster abbey on the 6th of may. so essentially 650 people who've been recognised , paid for who've been recognised, paid for their work. these are people who work in charities, others are volunteers, some who have received british empire medals, and others who have received distinguished roles in their communities. all of them are being invited now. some of these people were offering their services to people in their

local community, picking up medicines and going on bike rides with people and being there for people in their community. another young teenager now , he was camping out teenager now, he was camping out in his garden for a long period of time and he's raised over £600,000 for his local hospice in devon, among many more. so they'll be preparing themselves, getting their latest suits and dresses to come here on the 6th of may. now, 2000 people are going to be here in attendance for the coronation service, which is going to be officiated by justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, in previous coronation services, more people have been in attendance, but this time around there is a limited capacity due to health and safety concerns . there will and safety concerns. there will be some mps and peers as well andifs be some mps and peers as well and it's going to be watched . and it's going to be watched. they estimate around 27 million people will be watching it on television in this country and 11 million on the radio. and that's not including those who

will be watching it around the globe . so just a few weeks time globe. so just a few weeks time in here in london at westminster abbey, there will be a real community presence of those who've been recognised for their work in their community. thank you very much, theo— work in their community. thank you very much, theo .- work in their community. thank you very much, theo . that- i ” t " cy thank you very much, theo . that is you very much, theo. that is thee— you very much, theo. that is theo chikomba— you very much, theo. that is theo chikomba really good to teth— theo chikomba really good to teht te— theo chikomba really good to teht te yew— theo chikomba really good to talk to you outside westminster hhhey— talk to you outside westminster hhhey .— talk to you outside westminster hhhey . att— talk to you outside westminster abbey . all right.— talk to you outside westminster abbey . all right. joining me now abbey. all right. joining me now to abbey. all right. joining me now te theewee— abbey. all right. joining me now to discuss this— abbey. all right. joining me now to discuss this is— abbey. all right. joining me now to discuss this is sahil usman , to discuss this is sahil usman, whe-e— to discuss this is sahil usman, whe-e heeh— to discuss this is sahil usman, who's been invited to the ceremony for— who's been invited to the ceremony for services to the eemmwhhty— ceremony for services to the community blackburn during community in blackburn during cowh— community in blackburn during covhhlsehht— community in blackburn during covid sahil thank you very covid 19. sahil thank you very much— covid19. sahil thank you very much ter— covid19. sahil thank you very much for joining— covid19. sahil thank you very much forjoining me. covid19. sahil thank you very much forjoining me . so when did much forjoining me. so when did you much forjoining me. so when did yew thmt— much forjoining me. so when did yew thht eut— much forjoining me. so when did you find out that— much forjoining me. so when did you find out that you've been hhwhtete— you find out that you've been hhwhtete-gehhg- you find out that you've been invited? going you've invited? you're going you've heeh— invited? you're going you've heem-. — invited? you're going you've heem-. hem.- invited? you're going you've been-. yeah. this. been invited. yeah. this was about three weeks ago now . and i about three weeks ago now. and i was told that i came back from sixth form actually, and my mum told me that there's an email from the king's coronation and i'd, i thought, right, why would i'd, i thought, right, why would i be getting an email from the king's coronation? but as like the dates came out and all the information came out about the king's coronation , then king's coronation, then i thought, right, okay, this must be a genuine email. and then i

filled out the form and everything and i sent off and everything and i sent it off and that's where it started . well, that's where it started. well, that's where it started. well, that's fantastic. so- l : well, that's fantastic. so what did you— that's fantastic. so what did yew te— that's fantastic. so what did yee te whem— that's fantastic. so what did you do when you found out? did you— you do when you found out? did you 90— you do when you found out? did yee ge e— you do when you found out? did yee ge e heeewee— you do when you found out? did you go ? because that's what i'd you go? because that's what i'd be you go? because that's what i'd he tehhg. — you go? because that's what i'd he doing-ibe— you go? because that's what i'd be doing..be like,- you go? because that's what i'd be doing. be like, i'm be doing. i'd be like, i'm getmg.— be doing. i'd be like, i'm getmg-yew- be doing. i'd be like, i'm getmg-yew tett| be doing. i'd be like, i'm going. you tell ? be doing. i'd be like, i'm- going.-you tell ? you going. who did you tell? you meet— going. who did you tell? you meet hete— going. who did you tell? you must have run— going. who did you tell? you must have run around your house wtth—thet- must have run around your house wtth—thhht et- must have run around your house with _think at the. with the invite. i think at the time it was just me and my mum that there. but then i told that were there. but then i told the reet— that were there. but then i told the reet et— that were there. but then i told the reet et my— that were there. but then i told the rest of my family- wtihi "ti”ri but then i told the rest of my family too, ti ti but then i told the rest of my family too, i thhht— the rest of my family too, i thhht hhte— the rest of my family too, i think like instead of screaming wtth— think like instead of screaming whth tey— think like instead of screaming whth joye h— think like instead of screaming with joy, i think- think like instead of screaming with joy, i think more of it was a with joy, i think more of it was e prett— with joy, i think more of it was e erewt teethhg— with joy, i think more of it was a proud feeling moment because it a proud feeling moment because ht wee— a proud feeling moment because ht mee— a proud feeling moment because it was more like— a proud feeling moment because it was more like my work has heeh— it was more like my work has been recognised— it was more like my work has been recognised and that's going to been recognised and that's going te methwete— been recognised and that's going to motivate me— been recognised and that's going to motivate me to— been recognised and that's going to motivate me to do more in the future— to motivate me to do more in the twtwre . — to motivate me to do more in the twtwre . wett— to motivate me to do more in the future . well, listen,— to motivate me to do more in the future . �*ft�*rill l 3ti" l future. well, listen, suhail, i wish you all the best. i'm sure you're probably taking your family member with as well. family member with you as well. don't expect you don't suppose they'll expect you to your own soon. so to go on your own soon. um, so soheil, you've been quite incredible though, because you're battling leukaemia the incredible though, because you'ofbattling leukaemia the incredible though, because you'of 15ttling leukaemia the incredible though, because you'of 15 and] leukaemia the incredible though, because you'of 15 and yomkaemia the incredible though, because you'of 15 and you dedicated the incredible though, because you'of 15 and you dedicated time age of 15 and you dedicated time dunng age of 15 and you dedicated time during lockdown support other during lockdown to support other vulnerable people well, which vulnerable people as well, which is impressive . so you is quite impressive. so you should who are you should be proud. who are you

taking you ? it'll be my mum taking with you? it'll be my mum . oh, that's lovely. that's really nice. we'll see. he'll get some good pictures , won't get some good pictures, won't you? and thank you so much for joining us, mr. hill. thank you so much. really good to talk to you . very lovely to talk to you. you. very lovely to talk to you. what wonderful story. all what a wonderful story. all right. let's take look what a wonderful story. all rigthis let's take look what a wonderful story. all rigthis to let's take look what a wonderful story. all rigthis to see tt's take look what a wonderful story. all rigthis to see signedt look what a wonderful story. all rigthis to see signed yorkshire at this to see signed yorkshire town in scarborough has been crowned the best place in the uk to visit this easter by holiday rental company airbnb. the resort town has been popular with holidaymakers across with holidaymakers from across the ever since the the country ever since the discovery waters in the discovery of spa waters in the 17th and joining me now 17th century. and joining me now to talk me through all of this is a reporter , anna riley. anna is a reporter, anna riley. anna scarborough has been named the best place to come this easter in the uk by airbnb. i'm delighted now to- in the uk by airbnb. i'm delighted now to be- delighted now to be joined by john— delighted now to be joined by rehh sago.— delighted now to be joined by john senior, a— delighted now to be joined by john senior, a local restaurateur. john what did you mete— restaurateur. john what did you mete te— restaurateur. john what did you mete te thhe— restaurateur. john what did you make to this accolade that's heeh— make to this accolade that's heem ghweh— make to this accolade that's teeh ghweh te— make to this accolade that's been given to scarborough this teetere — been given to scarborough this easter? well,— been given to scarborough this easter? well, it— been given to scarborough this easter? well, it was- been given to scarborough this easter? �*ft�*ritt : easter? well, it was brilliant news. absolutely fabulous. and i mean, we deserve it. you look

around, we talked about it earlier. the sun shining over the the beaches the the town, the beaches full. the donkeys everybody's donkeys are out. everybody's having can hear them having fun. we can hear them laughing definitely laughing away, their definitely laughing away, their definitely laughing what's laughing away there. and what's not to like? so, yes, i think it was well deserved and very delighted it. and what delighted about it. and what makes delighted about it. and what meteeleweh— delighted about it. and what makeslsuch a— delighted about it. and what makeslsuch a great- :g: c and what makes such a great place to makes it such a great place to wet— makes it such a great place to visit, because— makes it such a great place to visit, because it's— makes it such a great place to visit, because it's been a tewrhet— visit, because it's been a tourist destination since the mg— tourist destination since the hhth century,— tourist destination since the 17th century, hasn't it? ”eh/iii? 17th century, hasn't it? 1642 they— 17th century, hasn't it? 1642 they etertet— 17th century, hasn't it? 1642 they started sea— 17th century, hasn't it? 1642 they started sea bathing just behind you, actually. but i think what makes scarborough particularly special is not only is it geographically beautiful, we've got these beautiful golden beaches. we've got the castle behind us, we've got adventure sports. we've got in fact, we're looking they're the surfers in behind there's canoeists. behind us and there's canoeists. so got that of it's so we've got that sort of it's almost like ski resort thing almost like the ski resort thing we've got the surf resort thing. we've wonderful mountain we've got wonderful mountain biking there and biking up on the moors there and up forest, we've up in dalby forest, we've got whitby our sister whitby and filey, our sister resorts, of us. resorts, either side of us. we're this most we're framed in this most beautiful coastal we've beautiful coastal area. we've got everything you need to have beautiful coastal area. we've gtwonderfulig you need to have beautiful coastal area. we've gtwonderful holiday. aed to have beautiful coastal area. we've gtwonderful holiday. campsites, a wonderful holiday. campsites, hotels, hotels, cheaper hotels, deluxe hotels, cheaper hotels, deluxe hotels, cheaper hotels , airbnb, as you said. so hotels, airbnb, as you said. so and great restaurants. so what a

great offer . what's not to like great offer. what's not to like and what does it do for businesses like yourself to have a bit of a boom for tourism ? a bit of a boom for tourism? well, i think in these present times where it's quite a difficult environment to be working within a small businesses it give us businesses, it does give us additional finance, additional cash flow, not only to make sure that we can pay our wages and give good, good salaries to people to encourage them to come and work in the industry. but it also us to money invest in also gives us to money invest in our own businesses to improve also gives us to money invest in our product;inesses to improve also gives us to money invest in our product ;inesses our mprove the product so that our customers back next year customers come back next year and see a better product and everything. and. scarborough looking a bit smarter, our restaurants bit, and that restaurants a bit, and that helps and bring helps to hold them and bring them after year. and them back year after year. and apart the that are apart from the fact that we are in the end of the in business, at the end of the day to make profit and encourage us involved in the us to get involved in the businesses new people to businesses and new people to get involved tourism. it's involved in tourism. so it's yeah, it's very, it's the yeah, it's very, very it's the most important thing, actually. thank much, john. so. thank you so much, john. so. scarborough tiw so. scarborough definitely a gitw so. scarborough definitely a great theee— scarborough definitely a great the te— scarborough definitely a great eteee te wett— scarborough definitely a great place to visit this— scarborough definitely a great place to visit this easter and all place to visit this easter and eth yeer— place to visit this easter and all year round— place to visit this easter and all year round .— place to visit this easter and all year round . and thank you so all year round. and thank you so much— all year round. and thank you so much ame.— all year round. and thank you so much ame. — all year round. and thank you so much, anna. lovely— all year round. and thank you so much, anna. lovely to talk to

you. that is, of course, anna riley talking to us about that. brilliant. well, stay tuned . brilliant. well, stay tuned. this is gb news. we're live on tv , online and on digital radio tv, online and on digital radio . it's now time for our political spotlight this week . political spotlight this week. and i'm joined by the leader of reform uk, richard tice. he's going tell me all about why going to tell me all about why he telling he got into politics and telling me spends easter. me how he spends easter. richard, thank you so much for joining thank taking joining me. thank you for taking time your wonderful nana time out of your wonderful nana i'm sorry. i'm sorry i'm not in seerterewgh— i'm sorry. i'm sorry i'm not in scarborough this— i'm sorry i'm not in scarborough this easter. it heete—we- scarborough this easter. it- looks—no,.looked looks fantastic. no, it looked lovely , didn't it? talk lovely, didn't it? richard, talk to me because i've seen you a few times. spoken to a few times. i've spoken to you a few times. i've spoken to you a few times. i've spoken to you a few times studio, but few times in the studio, but never found out that much never really found out that much about know you're quite a about you. i know you're quite a religious easter is religious person, so easter is probably poignant time religious person, so easter is pro youy poignant time religious person, so easter is pro you , poignant time religious person, so easter is proyou , but poignant time religious person, so easter is proyou , but i'm)oignant time religious person, so easter is proyou , but i'm justiant time religious person, so easter is proyou , but i'm just wondering, for you, but i'm just wondering, talk about why you got talk to me about why you got into politics and how all into politics and how it all happened.a into politics and how it all happened. a very good question. so i spent about 30 years in the wertt— so i spent about 30 years in the wertt et— so i spent about 30 years in the world of business,— so i spent about 30 years in the world of business, in real eetete— world of business, in real eetete, tut— world of business, in real estate, but always had a view thet— estate, but always had a view thet h— estate, but always had a view that i wanted— estate, but always had a view that i wanted to— estate, but always had a view that i wanted to get to a stage in that i wanted to get to a stage he the— that i wanted to get to a stage he thte where— that i wanted to get to a stage in life where i'd— that i wanted to get to a stage in life where i'd try and give eemethhhg— in life where i'd try and give something back.— in life where i'd try and give something back. nana and the,

ther— something back. nana and the, the, the— something back. nana and the, the, the simple— something back. nana and the, the, the simple for me, the most hmherteht— the, the simple for me, the most hmeerteht thhhg— the, the simple for me, the most important thing was i felt very etrehgty— important thing was i felt very etrehgty etewt— important thing was i felt very strongly about the, the european thhem — strongly about the, the european thhem h— strongly about the, the european thhem hteht— strongly about the, the european union. i felt very— strongly about the, the european union. i felt very strongly etewt— union. i felt very strongly etewt het— union. i felt very strongly about not joining the euro ewrrehey . ee— about not joining the euro currency . so that seemed the currency. so that seemed the hegheeh— currency. so that seemed the tegheeh eht— currency. so that seemed the logical and the— currency. so that seemed the logical and the logical point to get hhwewet— logical and the logical point to get involved really. and then thhhg— get involved really. and then one thing led— get involved really. and then one thing led to— get involved really. and then one thing led to another and tetere— one thing led to another and tetere hh— one thing led to another and before in europe,— one thing led to another and before in europe, we had the reterehtwm— before in europe, we had the referendum and— before in europe, we had the referendum and then we had the text— referendum and then we had the text petty.— referendum and then we had the text herty. se— referendum and then we had the brexit party. so it's— referendum and then we had the brexit party. so it's been quite a brexit party. so it's been quite etewmey. — brexit party. so it's been quite etewmey. tet-e— brexit party. so it's been quite a journey. let's say that , a journey. let's say that, thewgh— a journey. let's say that, though, because you're quite rethghewe. — though, because you're quite religious. talk— though, because you're quite religious. talk to- though, because you're quite religious. talk to me about your religious, you know, because you're christian, then how do you're christian, then how do you manage to square that with your political side of things? because you know, you've seen other politicians get all other politicians get into all sorts hock by saying what sorts of hock by saying what their beliefs are, their religious beliefs are, which are in contrast with what their party are expecting them to do in the direction. how do you manage to deal with that? so actually, i am, yes , i'm i'm a

actually, i am, yes, i'm i'm a christian, but i would say that i wear that very lightly indeed . some might say too lightly in a sense , that's— . some might say too lightly in a sense , that's you— some might say too lightly in a sense , that's you know, that's a sense, that's you know, that's thet-e— a sense, that's you know, that's thet-e ehee— a sense, that's you know, that's that's one's part— a sense, that's you know, that's that's one's part of— a sense, that's you know, that's that's one's part of one's hrhwete— that's one's part of one's private life— that's one's part of one's private life .— that's one's part of one's private life . and in terms of my private life. and in terms of my heththeet— private life. and in terms of my teththeeh thre— private life. and in terms of my political life, i— private life. and in terms of my political life, i just— private life. and in terms of my political life, i just focus on whet— political life, i just focus on whet h— political life, i just focus on what i think- political life, i just focus on what i think is- political life, i just focus on what i think is the right way to run what i think is the right way to the— what i think is the right way to run the country. _ what i think is the right way to run the country. and the reason thet— run the country. and the reason thet h— run the country. and the reason thet h get— run the country. and the reason that i get involved— run the country. and the reason that i get involved is because i thet— that i get involved is because i twet thhht— that i get involved is because i just think this- that i get involved is because i just think this is- that i get involved is because i just think this is a- that i get involved is because i just think this is a great eewhtry— just think this is a great country that— just think this is a great country that could do so much tetter.— country that could do so much tetter. ht— country that could do so much tetter. ht ht— country that could do so much better. if it was— country that could do so much better. if it was better run and to better. if it was better run and te te— better. if it was better run and te te thet,— better. if it was better run and te te thet, ht— better. if it was better run and to do that, if you've really got a to do that, if you've really got e etrehg— to do that, if you've really got e etrehg wew— to do that, if you've really got a strong view on— to do that, if you've really got a strong view on anything in the— a strong view on anything in life, whether— a strong view on anything in life, whether it's— a strong view on anything in life, whether it's a charitable hhtereet,— life, whether it's a charitable interest, _it's- life, whether it's a charitable interest,-it's in- interest, whether it's in eeeehhg— interest, whether it's in coaching, in— interest, whether it's in coaching, in sport , you know, coaching, in sport, you know, eetwehty— coaching, in sport, you know, actually you've— coaching, in sport, you know, actually you've got to get stuck in actually you've got to get stuck hh yewreeht— actually you've got to get stuck in yourself and— actually you've got to get stuck in yourself and try— actually you've got to get stuck in yourself and try and shape eht— in yourself and try and shape and influence— in yourself and try and shape and influence and make a difference— and influence and make a difference and— and influence and make a difference and very strong views on difference and very strong views eh terthewter— difference and very strong views on particular issues. difference and very strong views on particular issues . and so on particular issues. and so i thet— on particular issues. and so i twet eeht— on particular issues. and so i just said, well,— on particular issues. and so i just said, well, i'm not treeeret— just said, well, i'm not treeeret te— just said, well, i'm not prepared to leave it to others as prepared to leave it to others ee h— prepared to leave it to others ee h went— prepared to leave it to others ee h weht te— prepared to leave it to others as i want to get— prepared to leave it to others as i want to get stuck in roll my— as i want to get stuck in roll my heeee— as i want to get stuck in roll my teeee wh— as i want to get stuck in roll my sleeves up and make things hehheh— my sleeves up and make things heeeeh .— my sleeves up and make things heeeeh . tht— my sleeves up and make things heeeeh . tht hh— my sleeves up and make things heeeeh . tht hh e— my sleeves up and make things happen . and in a sense, that's happen. and in a sense, that's whet— happen. and in a sense, that's whet were— happen. and in a sense, that's what we're that's— happen. and in a sense, that's what we're that's what we're tehg— what we're that's what we're tehhg. were— what we're that's what we're doing. we're giving democracy

wette— doing. we're giving democracy werte teet— doing. we're giving democracy works best in— doing. we're giving democracy works best in any— doing. we're giving democracy works best in any country . doing. we're giving democracy works best in any country. nana wheh— works best in any country. nana wheh there-e— works best in any country. nana when there's more— works best in any country. nana when there's more choice for tee— when there's more choice for tee te— when there's more choice for voters to look— when there's more choice for voters to look at,— when there's more choice for voters to look at, more debate, ehthehe— voters to look at, more debate, eethehe .— voters to look at, more debate, more options , more different more options, more different answers to the— more options, more different answers to the challenges, any eewhtry— answers to the challenges, any eewhtry teeee— answers to the challenges, any country faces and— answers to the challenges, any country faces and the party that i country faces and the party that h teet— country faces and the party that h heet, were— country faces and the party that i lead, we're putting forward eerthewher— i lead, we're putting forward particular solutions that we teet— particular solutions that we teeh very— particular solutions that we feel very strongly about. we thhht— feel very strongly about. we thhht the— feel very strongly about. we think the country can grow much teeter.— think the country can grow much teeter. we— think the country can grow much faster. we think— think the country can grow much faster. we think we— think the country can grow much faster. we think we trust the eeetre— faster. we think we trust the teeete te — faster. we think we trust the teeete te eeeht— faster. we think we trust the people to spend their money tetter— people to spend their money tetter theh— people to spend their money better than an— people to spend their money better than an individual as individuals- better than an individual as individuals rather than civil eewehte— individuals rather than civil servants spending it on on on theh— servants spending it on on on their behalf- servants spending it on on on their behalf .- servants spending it on on on their behalf . so— servants spending it on on on their behalf . so these are the their behalf. so these are the thhhge— their behalf. so these are the thhhge thet— their behalf. so these are the things that motivate me and the— things that motivate me and the me— things that motivate me and drive me and— things that motivate me and drive me and push me forward. mt— drive me and push me forward. tht heet— drive me and push me forward. tht heeh h— drive me and push me forward. and look, i think- drive me and push me forward. and look, i think there's the eewrtrhee— and look, i think there's the countries in— and look, i think there's the countries in a— and look, i think there's the countries in a it's in a really thtthewtt— countries in a it's in a really difficult place. - countries in a it's in a really difficult place. and many people teththeetty— difficult place. and many people politically either— difficult place. and many people politically either feel homeless or politically either feel homeless erthey-re— politically either feel homeless er they-re ghwhhg— politically either feel homeless or they're giving up. and that's a or they're giving up. and that's e thet-e— or they're giving up. and that's e thet-e e— or they're giving up. and that's a that's a terrible— or they're giving up. and that's a that's a terrible state for any— a that's a terrible state for any democracy _ a that's a terrible state for any democracy to be in. so we're tryhg— any democracy to be in. so we're tryhg te— any democracy to be in. so we're tryhg te ghwe— any democracy to be in. so we're tryhg te ghwe ew— any democracy to be in. so we're trying to give new solutions, hete— trying to give new solutions, hehe te— trying to give new solutions, new hope to people. �*ft�*ricc new hope to people. well, of the— new hope to people. well, of course, the other parties are obviously giving lots of their solutions as well and lots of hope. and people will obviously base their decisions on what

they what will benefit them the most. of course, we are doing we're in purdah at the moment, so we can't sadly talk about the policies, will stuck policies, but we will get stuck into those at some point after words, but away from politics, then , how do enjoy spending then, how do you enjoy spending your does richard tice your day? what does richard tice do on daily basis if he's do on a on a daily basis if he's got something, he's going to go out somewhere something? got something, he's going to go out stare where something? got something, he's going to go out stare whereinterestsimething? got something, he's going to go out stare whereinterests outside]? what are your interests outside politics? i'm very interested politics? so i'm very interested in sport and in particular in skiing. that's in sport and in particular in skiing . that's one of my main skiing. that's one of my main hetthee— skiing. that's one of my main hetthee he— skiing. that's one of my main hetthee he h— skiing. that's one of my main hobbies is i love— 3 that's one of my main hobbies is i love football. so rm— hobbies is i love football. so h-m e— hobbies is i love football. so h-m e ttg— hobbies is i love football. so i'm a big liverpool fan, which is sometimes— i'm a big liverpool fan, which is sometimes a— i'm a big liverpool fan, which is sometimes a bit of a labour of disillusionment , but i can, of disillusionment, but i can, you— of disillusionment, but i can, yew thew,— of disillusionment, but i can, yew thew, try— of disillusionment, but i can, you know, try and be patient . you know, try and be patient. wett— you know, try and be patient. we-th get— you know, try and be patient. we'll get there— you know, try and be patient. we'll get there in the end. this is we'll get there in the end. this he e— we'll get there in the end. this is a difficult- we'll get there in the end. this is a difficult season for us. gm.— is a difficult season for us. hm, ee— is a difficult season for us. um, so those— is a difficult season for us. um, so those are the things that reehhy— um, so those are the things that really interest— um, so those are the things that really interest me.— um, so those are the things that really interest me. and then my erhghhet— really interest me. and then my original business— really interest me. and then my original business interest was, as original business interest was, ee h— original business interest was, ee h eey— original business interest was, ee h eey .— original business interest was, ee h eey , wee— original business interest was, as i say , was real— original business interest was, as i say , was real estate, as i say, was real estate, eemmereheh— as i say, was real estate, commercial property that helps pay commercial property that helps eey eme— commercial property that helps eey et— commercial property that helps eey et the— commercial property that helps pay some of the bills . and that pay some of the bills. and that thet— pay some of the bills. and that thet hh— pay some of the bills. and that thet hh e— pay some of the bills. and that that in a sense— pay some of the bills. and that that in a sense keeps me, keeps my teet— that in a sense keeps me, keeps my teet eh— that in a sense keeps me, keeps my teet eh the— that in a sense keeps me, keeps my feet on the ground in terms of my feet on the ground in terms et hew— my feet on the ground in terms et hew hew— my feet on the ground in terms of how how challenging it is for

thttereht— of how how challenging it is for different businesses across thttereht— different businesses across different industries to be able to, different industries to be able te, yew— different industries to be able te, yew thew,— different industries to be able to, you know, to— different industries to be able to, you know, to make things wert. — to, you know, to make things wert. tht— to, you know, to make things work. and what— to, you know, to make things work. and what the what the ehethehgee— work. and what the what the challenges are,— work. and what the what the challenges are, whether it's energy— challenges are, whether it's ehergy eete— challenges are, whether it's energy costs, whether it's regulations,— energy costs, whether it's regulations, all this stuff. so my mommy— regulations, all this stuff. so my property interests takes a tetr— my property interests takes a tehr tht— my property interests takes a tehr tht et— my property interests takes a fair bit of time- my property interests takes a fair bit of time as well. and broadcasting. _ fair bit of time as well. and broadcasting. so— fair bit of time as well. and broadcasting. so there's a there-e— broadcasting. so there's a there-e he— broadcasting. so there's a there's no shortage of things to do there's no shortage of things to te .— there's no shortage of things to te . teee,— there's no shortage of things to te . wehe, thet— there's no shortage of things to do . nana, that is— there's no shortage of things to do. nana, that is for there's no shortage of things to do . nana, that is for sure. no do. nana, that is for sure. no ehertege— do. nana, that is for sure. no shortage whatsoever? \rir do. nana, that is for sure. no shortage whatsoever? \rrir c shortage whatsoever? no, it's greet.— shortage whatsoever? no, it's greet. h— shortage whatsoever? no, it's greet. h tete— shortage whatsoever? no, it's great. i love being busy, but you're talking about houses and house prices there is it? there's good news to you or bad news that they're going up because they're going up. but it means that i mean, it's been a bit of a rocky time. what what we've bit of a rocky time. what what get— bit of a rocky time. what what get te — bit of a rocky time. what what get te te— bit of a rocky time. what what we've got to do is— bit of a rocky time. what what we've got to do is to- c t c what what we've got to do is to make sure thet— we've got to do is to make sure thet there-e— we've got to do is to make sure that there's enough homes that are affordable— that there's enough homes that are affordable for— that there's enough homes that are affordable for ordinary eeette— are affordable for ordinary teeete eh— are affordable for ordinary teeete eh eh— are affordable for ordinary people on on, for example, let's say— people on on, for example, let's eey e— people on on, for example, let's eey e the— people on on, for example, let's say a the average— people on on, for example, let's say a the average wage. and thet-e— say a the average wage. and thet-e e— say a the average wage. and thet-e e reet— say a the average wage. and that's a real a— say a the average wage. and that's a real a real issue for the— that's a real a real issue for the eewhtry— that's a real a real issue for the country is— that's a real a real issue for the country is that we're not twhtthhg— the country is that we're not building enough affordable homes and building enough affordable homes eht hh— building enough affordable homes eht he the— building enough affordable homes and in the world— building enough affordable homes and in the world of— building enough affordable homes and in the world of politics, thet-e— and in the world of politics, thet-e whet— and in the world of politics, that's what we're very much all hetthee— that's what we're very much all hetthee ee—

that's what we're very much all parties are without— that's what we're very much all parties are without question, very— parties are without question, wery teeweeet— parties are without question, very focussed on _ parties are without question, very focussed on because that's a very focussed on because that's e huge— very focussed on because that's a huge challenge.— very focussed on because that's a huge challenge. i've built theweehte— a huge challenge. i've built thousands of— a huge challenge. i've built thousands of homes in my in my eert— thousands of homes in my in my eert et— thousands of homes in my in my eert et termer— thousands of homes in my in my sort of former business life, so i sort of former business life, so h whtereteht— sort of former business life, so i understand that— sort of former business life, so i understand that very, very wet— i understand that very, very well indeed— i understand that very, very well indeed . _ i understand that very, very well indeed . 'r: i understand that very, very well indeed . ' r: i understand that very, very well indeed . 'r: grir g i understand that very, very well indeed . ' r: gt; g well indeed. and i was going to ask you about in your view, because i was wondering because a lot of people are talking about people being paid enough, do you think? i think do you think mps are paid enough? i think mps are paid enough? i think they are. 86 grand is not bad, is it? some people are saying that's a terrible saying that's like a terrible wage. let's be clear, 86,000 is etmeet— wage. let's be clear, 86,000 is etmeet three— wage. let's be clear, 86,000 is almost three times— g let's be clear, 86,000 is almost three times the average hethehet— almost three times the average hetheheh wege. — almost three times the average national wage. and you know, twe— national wage. and you know, i've never been— national wage. and you know, i've never been an mp, but eteerhy— i've never been an mp, but eteerty ht-e— i've never been an mp, but clearly it's an— i've never been an mp, but clearly it's an incredibly busy job clearly it's an incredibly busy tet teethhg— clearly it's an incredibly busy job looking after— clearly it's an incredibly busy job looking after your constituents. but there is a gehwhhe— constituents. but there is a genuine debate— constituents. but there is a genuine debate about if you want reehhy— genuine debate about if you want reetty geet— genuine debate about if you want reetty geet eeetre— genuine debate about if you want really good people to go into hetthee— really good people to go into politics, which _ really good people to go into politics, which is— really good people to go into politics, which is a tough and teeth— politics, which is a tough and trehtty very— politics, which is a tough and frankly very brutal game , then frankly very brutal game, then it's frankly very brutal game, then ht-e get— frankly very brutal game, then he get te— frankly very brutal game, then he get te te— frankly very brutal game, then it's got to be you've got to mete— it's got to be you've got to mete ht— it's got to be you've got to make it worth _ it's got to be you've got to make it worth people's while and it's make it worth people's while and he e— make it worth people's while and he e huge— make it worth people's while and it's a huge debate— make it worth people's while and it's a huge debate about the

eeet— it's a huge debate about the eeet tete— it's a huge debate about the second jobs, whether or not there— second jobs, whether or not there should— second jobs, whether or not there should or— second jobs, whether or not there should or shouldn't. you thew,— there should or shouldn't. you thew, there-e— there should or shouldn't. you know, there's a— there should or shouldn't. you know, there's a debate. we need to know, there's a debate. we need te hete— know, there's a debate. we need te hewe e— know, there's a debate. we need to have a rational— know, there's a debate. we need to have a rational debate. for exempte— to have a rational debate. for exemhhe .— to have a rational debate. for exemtte , hete— to have a rational debate. for example , have we got too many example, have we got too many heththehehe— example, have we got too many teththehehe e— example, have we got too many politicians ? what— example, have we got too many politicians ? what would happen, politicians? what would happen, for politicians? what would happen, ter exempte— politicians? what would happen, ter etemhte ht— politicians? what would happen, for example, if you had half the mte— for example, if you had half the mte et— for example, if you had half the number of politicians and paid them — number of politicians and paid them twhee— number of politicians and paid them twice as— number of politicians and paid them twice as much or more, wewht— them twice as much or more, wewtt yew— them twice as much or more, wewtt yew get— them twice as much or more, would you get would you get a hhgher— would you get would you get a higher calibre— would you get would you get a higher calibre of— would you get would you get a higher calibre of person into hetthe— higher calibre of person into eehhthe er— higher calibre of person into politic or not?— higher calibre of person into politic or not? question mark. tht— politic or not? question mark. tht theee — politic or not? question mark. and these are— politic or not? question mark. and these are these are hmeerteht— and these are these are important points. equally you eey— important points. equally you eey there— important points. equally you can say there are— important points. equally you can say there are certain types of can say there are certain types et tete— can say there are certain types et tete .— can say there are certain types et tete . ter— can say there are certain types of jobs . for example, if you're of jobs. for example, if you're metheetty— of jobs. for example, if you're medically trained— of jobs. for example, if you're medically trained and you're an mp medically trained and you're an wt eht— medically trained and you're an wt eht h— medically trained and you're an mp and i know— medically trained and you're an mp and i know there's a number of mp and i know there's a number et theee— mp and i know there's a number of those keeping— mp and i know there's a number of those keeping your, your sort of, of those keeping your, your sort eh wh— of those keeping your, your sort eh wh .— of those keeping your, your sort eh wh , wh— of those keeping your, your sort eh wh , wh yew— of those keeping your, your sort of, uh , uh, you know, keeping of, uh, uh, you know, keeping yew— of, uh, uh, you know, keeping yewr heht— of, uh, uh, you know, keeping yewr heht hh— of, uh, uh, you know, keeping your hand in the,— of, uh, uh, you know, keeping your hand in the, in the, in the— your hand in the, in the, in the, h— your hand in the, in the, in the, he the— your hand in the, in the, in the, in the game, so to speak, eetwetty— the, in the game, so to speak, eetwehty he— the, in the game, so to speak, actually is very— the, in the game, so to speak, actually is very useful if yew-re— actually is very useful if ye e— actually is very useful if you're a backbencher in terms of you— you're a backbencher in terms of yew eh— you're a backbencher in terms of you can see what's— you're a backbencher in terms of you can see what's working, whet-e— you can see what's working, whet-e het— you can see what's working, what's not working, and you can trhhg— what's not working, and you can trhhg thet— what's not working, and you can bring that skill- what's not working, and you can bring that skill into the house. so bring that skill into the house. se heet— bring that skill into the house. so look, there's— bring that skill into the house. so look, there's pluses and minuses-debate- so look, there's pluses and minuses debate . it's so look, there's pluses and- minuses-debate . it's not minuses to this debate. it's not an minuses to this debate. it's not err eeey— minuses to this debate. it's not an easy one. but— minuses to this debate. it's not an easy one. but clearly you've got— an easy one. but clearly you've get te— an easy one. but clearly you've get te ethte— an easy one. but clearly you've get te ethte ty— an easy one. but clearly you've got to abide by the rules and thet-e— got to abide by the rules and thet-e very,— got to abide by the rules and there very, very— got to abide by the rules and that's very, very important . that's very, very important. i thhht— that's very, very important. i thhht. h—

that's very, very important. i think. i think- that's very, very important. i think. i think mps— that's very, very important. i think. i think mps all- that's very, very important. i think. i think mps all across the board are paid plenty of money. i think if nurses and doctors will look at that and go 86 grand, that's a great salary. why can't they do that? i think it's and you you it's plenty. and you know, you know , listen, richard, it's such know, listen, richard, it's such a tax nana. a pleasure, such tax nana. that's there's that's the problem. there's too mweh— that's the problem. there's too mweh-eh— that's the problem. there's too mweh-eh eth— that's the problem. there's too much .on all of— that's the problem. there's too much on all of this. �*ft�*ricc much tax on all of this. well, they-re— much tax on all of this. well, they-reiwett — much tax on all of this. well, they're well, they're all they're all well, they're all all parties are guilty all the parties are guilty of that , to fair. but, you that, to be fair. but, you know. no, no , no, because all of no, no, no, no, because all of them are talking about that. the conservatives want to cut tax as well later on and labour party, well, we know they'll well, we don't know what they'll do, all suggested do, but they've all suggested those of things their those sort of things in their manifestos tuc manifestos as well. richard tuc is to talk to is such a pleasure to talk to you. you so much for you. thank you so much for joining me. are you going to do you easter when you eat easter eggs? when do people eat easter? yeah, yeah, absolutely. i love people eat easter? yeah, yeah, absolutely . i love milk. absolutely. i love milk. chocolate— absolutely. i love milk. chocolate dark- cricy i love milk. chocolate dark chocolate is a bit chocolate dark chocolate is a tht tee— chocolate dark chocolate is a tht tee etrehg— chocolate dark chocolate is a bit too strong for— chocolate dark chocolate is a bit too strong for me , but i bit too strong for me, but i wtt— bit too strong for me, but i whth h— bit too strong for me, but i whth h wtth— bit too strong for me, but i will i will be- bit too strong for me, but i will i will be indulging for thhe— will i will be indulging for sure this weekend, without tewtt. — sure this weekend, without doubt. have— sure this weekend, without doubt. have you- sure this weekend, without doubt. gt; sure this weekend, without- doubt. have you got a favourite brand of egg ? oh, i brand of easter egg? oh, i couldn't possibly- : gg�* oh, i couldn't possibly comment, but ehythhhg— couldn't possibly comment, but ehythhhg thet-e— couldn't possibly comment, but anything that's anything that's were— anything that's anything that's mars related— anything that's anything that's mars related is— anything that's anything that's mars related is a— anything that's anything that's mars related is a big, big winner. with— mars related is a big, big winner. with me . winner. with me. lovely. thehert— winner. with me. lovely. richard, it's lovely to talk to

you.thank richard, it's lovely to talk to you. thank you so much. happy easter . enjoy yourself. was easter. enjoy yourself. that was of course, the lovely richard tice. we've so much coming tice. we've got so much coming up on the way. my monologue. i'll about i'll be talking about transgender or transgender athlete or transgender athlete or transgender who is transgender influencer who is currently one of faces of currently one of the faces of night promoting their bras. only she is a man. this is gb news more to come in the next hour. well . well. hello. good afternoon. if you're just joining me, it's just gone 4:00. this is gb news on tv onune 4:00. this is gb news on tv online and digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next two hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this about opinion. this show is all about opinion. it's mine , it's theirs. and of it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, yours. we'll be course, it's yours. we'll be debating at times. debating discussing it at times. we disagree, but no one we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled . so joining me will be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcast from columnist cundy and also columnist lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dowler . before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines .

get your latest news headlines. good afternoon. it's just gone get your latest news headlines. good afternoelseys just gone get your latest news headlines. good afternoelsey with gone 4:00. i'm bethany elsey with yewr— 4:00. i'm bethany elsey with yewr teh— 4:00. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories— 4:00. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. a— your top stories from the gb newsroom. a 12— your top stories from the gb newsroom. ' �*iz�*r itrr: your top stories from the gb newsroom. ' �*iz�*r irrr: newsroom. a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a woman in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation following an appearance at the city's youth court 60 year old marcia erem— youth court 60 year old marcia ereht wee— youth court 60 year old marcia ereht hht— youth court 60 year old marcia grant was hit by— youth court 60 year old marcia grant was hit by a— youth court 60 year old marcia grant was hit by a car- tiric�* ”c 60 year old marcia grant was hit by a car in the green— grant was hit by a car in the teen thhh— grant was hit by a car in the green hill area— grant was hit by a car in the green hill area on wednesday ewehhhg— green hill area on wednesday ewehhhg .— green hill area on wednesday ewehhhg . the— green hill area on wednesday evening . the boy, who can't be evening. the boy, who can't be htehththet— evening. the boy, who can't be identified due— evening. the boy, who can't be identified due to— evening. the boy, who can't be identified due to his age, will eeeeer— identified due to his age, will eeeeer et— identified due to his age, will appear at sheffield crown court on appear at sheffield crown court eh hweetey— appear at sheffield crown court eh hweetey .— appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday . nicola sturgeon says on tuesday. nicola sturgeon says she on tuesday. nicola sturgeon says ehe hee— on tuesday. nicola sturgeon says ehe hee het— on tuesday. nicola sturgeon says she has not been— on tuesday. nicola sturgeon says she has not been questioned by tethe— she has not been questioned by police following— she has not been questioned by police following the arrest of her husband,— police following the arrest of her husband, former snp chief eewte— her husband, former snp chief executive peter— her husband, former snp chief executive peter murrell was teteh— executive peter murrell was teteh hhte— executive peter murrell was taken into custody on wednesday day taken into custody on wednesday tey ee— taken into custody on wednesday tey ee hert— taken into custody on wednesday tey ee pert et— taken into custody on wednesday tey ee pert et e— taken into custody on wednesday day as part of a police investigation- day as part of a police investigation into the party's thheheee— investigation into the party's thheheee .— investigation into the party's finances . he— investigation into the party's finances . he was later released finances. he was later released whthewt— finances. he was later released without charge— finances. he was later released without charge .— finances. he was later released without charge . erg in her first without charge. erg in her first comments since— without charge. erg in her first comments since his arrest, the

termer— comments since his arrest, the heme thet— comments since his arrest, the former first minister said the teet— former first minister said the heet tew— former first minister said the heet tew teye— former first minister said the last few days have been etwhewety— last few days have been obviously difficult, but she hhtehte— obviously difficult, but she hhtehte te— obviously difficult, but she intends to get— obviously difficult, but she intends to get on with her life eht— intends to get on with her life eht her— intends to get on with her life eht her tet. — intends to get on with her life and her job. an— intends to get on with her life and her job. an afghan asylum and herjob. an afghan asylum eeete— and herjob. an afghan asylum eeete hee— and herjob. an afghan asylum seeker has appeared in a belfast eewt— seeker has appeared in a belfast eewt eherget— seeker has appeared in a belfast court charged with— seeker has appeared in a belfast court charged with the murder of a court charged with the murder of e temehheh— court charged with the murder of a romanian woman , a 26 year old a romanian woman, a 26 year old hett— a romanian woman, a 26 year old hetht sherm— a romanian woman, a 26 year old habib sharm el— a romanian woman, a 26 year old habib sharm el sheikh is accused of habib sharm el sheikh is accused et etetthhg— habib sharm el sheikh is accused et etetthhg 27— habib sharm el sheikh is accused of stabbing 27 year— habib sharm el sheikh is accused of stabbing 27 year old jela htrehhm — of stabbing 27 year old jela htrehhm te— of stabbing 27 year old jela ibrahim to death. her body was temt— ibrahim to death. her body was tewht et— ibrahim to death. her body was tewht et e— ibrahim to death. her body was found at a home— ibrahim to death. her body was found at a home in limerick whthhh— found at a home in limerick whthhh the— found at a home in limerick within the republic of ireland on within the republic of ireland eh hweetey— within the republic of ireland eh hweetey .— within the republic of ireland on tuesday . the— within the republic of ireland on tuesday . the district judge on tuesday. the district judge retweet— on tuesday. the district judge refused sharm— on tuesday. the district judge refused sharm el sheikh bail, ehehmhhg— refused sharm el sheikh bail, ehehmhhg the— refused sharm el sheikh bail, claiming the charge is very greye— claiming the charge is very grewe .— claiming the charge is very grewe . the— claiming the charge is very grave . the confession nation is grave. the confession nation is wemhhg— grave. the confession nation is wemhhg e— grave. the confession nation is wemhhg e gwerter— grave. the confession nation is warning a quarter of a million ettehhtmehte— warning a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed due appointments could be postponed twe te— appointments could be postponed twe te e— appointments could be postponed twe te e tew— appointments could be postponed due to a four day— appointments could be postponed due to a four day strike by twhher— due to a four day strike by junior doctors— due to a four day strike by junior doctors next week. medics in junior doctors next week. medics hh hhgheht— junior doctors next week. medics in england will— junior doctors next week. medics in england will walk out immediately— in england will walk out immediately after the easter tent— immediately after the easter teht hethtey— immediately after the easter bank holiday weekend in an ehgehhg— bank holiday weekend in an ongoing dispute over pay . the ongoing dispute over pay. the trhtheh— ongoing dispute over pay. the british medical- ongoing dispute over pay. the british medical association says the industrial— british medical association says the industrial action could etht— the industrial action could ethth te— the industrial action could still be avoided if the government- still be avoided if the government makes a credible etter. — government makes a credible etter. twt— government makes a credible offer. but the _ government makes a credible offer. but the department of teeth— offer. but the department of heehth eht— offer. but the department of health and social care insists its

health and social care insists hte thet— health and social care insists hte thet the— health and social care insists its that the strikes must be eehhet— its that the strikes must be eehhet ett— its that the strikes must be called off before any negotiation - called off before any negotiation take place . teachers negotiation take place. teachers in negotiation take place. teachers hh thgteht— negotiation take place. teachers hh thgteht whe— negotiation take place. teachers in england who belong to the wtth— in england who belong to the te— in england who belong to the union are to be— in england who belong to the union are to be re balloted on ethte— union are to be re balloted on strike action— union are to be re balloted on strike action after— union are to be re balloted on strike action after they reteetet— strike action after they rejected the - strike action after they rejected the government's latest pay rejected the government's latest eey etter— rejected the government's latest eey etter .— rejected the government's latest eey etter . ette— rejected the government's latest eey etter . erte et— rejected the government's latest pay offer . 87% of members turned pay offer. 87% of members turned tewh— pay offer. 87% of members turned tewh e— pay offer. 87% of members turned tewh e ett— pay offer. 87% of members turned down a one off payment of £1,000 eht— down a one off payment of £1,000 eht eh— down a one off payment of £1,000 eht eh eeege— down a one off payment of £1,000 and an average pay— down a one off payment of £1,000 and an average pay rise of 4.5. it and an average pay rise of 4.5. ht mee— and an average pay rise of 4.5. ht ee— and an average pay rise of 4.5. ht ee e— and an average pay rise of 4.5. it comes as a new— and an average pay rise of 4.5. it comes as a new survey reweehet— it comes as a new survey revealed that— it comes as a new survey revealed that teachers work an eeege— revealed that teachers work an eeege et— revealed that teachers work an eeege et st— revealed that teachers work an average of 54 hours a week with eete— average of 54 hours a week with eete eeyhhg— average of 54 hours a week with 83% saying their— average of 54 hours a week with 83% saying their job has etwereety— 83% saying their job has adversely affected their mental heetth. — adversely affected their mental heetth. chrhe— adversely affected their mental health. chris mcgovern is ehehrmeh— health. chris mcgovern is chairman for— health. chris mcgovern is chairman for the campaign for teet— chairman for the campaign for real education.— chairman for the campaign for real education. he told us pay hmerewemehte— real education. he told us pay improvements are— real education. he told us pay improvements are needed. teethhg— improvements are needed. heeehhhg he— improvements are needed. teaching is an— improvements are needed. teaching is an energising job or it teaching is an energising job or ht ehewht— teaching is an energising job or ht ehewht te. — teaching is an energising job or it should be. and— teaching is an energising job or it should be. and if- teaching is an energising job or it should be. 'r: �*" c it should be. and if it's depressing you, you shouldn't be in the job because good teachers have to be happy teachers. and of happy have of course, happy teachers have to paid. you know, to be well paid. but you know, within budget there within the school budget there is plenty of money to pay teachers a good the teachers a good salary. the majority staff in schools are majority of staff in schools are not teachers. so we need to

shift some of the money from the non—teaching staff to the teachers we could solve the teachers and we could solve the problem. thinking teachers and we could solve the problenthe thinking teachers and we could solve the problenthe box. thinking teachers and we could solve the problenthe box. and thinking teachers and we could solve the problenthe box. and theiinking outside the box. and the department for education, which i've over decades, isn't i've advised over decades, isn't very good that. i'm afraid. very good at that. i'm afraid. more than 850 community and eherhty— more than 850 community and charity representative batus trem— charity representative batus from across the _ charity representative batus from across the country have teeh— from across the country have been invited _ from across the country have been invited to— from across the country have been invited to the king's coronation— been invited to the king's coronation on— been invited to the king's coronation on the 6th of may. the— coronation on the 6th of may. 450 recipients— coronation on the 6th of may. 450 recipients of— coronation on the 6th of may. 450 recipients of the british tmhhre— 450 recipients of the british empire medal— 450 recipients of the british empire medal have been asked to etteht— empire medal have been asked to etteht the— empire medal have been asked to attend the service— empire medal have been asked to attend the service at westminster abbey. meanwhile attend the service at— westminster abbey. meanwhile 400 young— westminster abbey. meanwhile 400 yewhg eeetre— westminster abbey. meanwhile 400 yewhg teeete whth— westminster abbey. meanwhile 400 young people will watch from sehht— young people will watch from saint margaret's— young people will watch from saint margaret's church . marine saint margaret's church. marine cehetethe— saint margaret's church. marine constable dawn— saint margaret's church. marine constable dawn wood from essex tethe— constable dawn wood from essex tethee tert— constable dawn wood from essex tethee teht we— constable dawn wood from essex police told us she— constable dawn wood from essex police told us she received her hhwhtetheh— police told us she received her hhwhtetheh ty— police told us she received her invitation by email, initially ehehet— invitation by email, initially eeehet ht— invitation by email, initially opened it thought , who on earth opened it thought, who on earth is opened it thought, who on earth he theyhhg— opened it thought, who on earth he theyhhg e— opened it thought, who on earth he theyhhg e tete— opened it thought, who on earth is playing a joke on me? there-e— is playing a joke on me? there-e gohhg— is playing a joke on me? there's going to- is playing a joke on me? there's going to be- is playing a joke on me? there's going to be i'm going to find out. i'm going to turn up to the palace. and i wasn't really supposed to be there, but yeah, i've made a few phone calls since and yeah, it's so exciting . absolutely. just can't exciting. absolutely. just can't believe that i've been been selected. what an honour. in

other news, the united states is promising to train taiwan's armed forces as china continues military exercises around the island that beijing claims as its territory . the house foreign its territory. the house foreign tttehre— its territory. the house foreign affairs committee— the house foreign affairs committee also pledged to affairs committee also pledged te eheet— affairs committee also pledged te eeeet wh— affairs committee also pledged te eeeet we the— affairs committee also pledged to speed up the delivery of weapons. china's military drills tegeh— weapons. china's military drills tegeh e— weapons. china's military drills tegeh e tey— weapons. china's military drills began a day after— weapons. china's military drills began a day after taiwan's treehteht— began a day after taiwan's president visited the us . taiwan president visited the us. taiwan etehme— president visited the us. taiwan etehme hh— president visited the us. taiwan claims 71 chinese— president visited the us. taiwan claims 71 chinese planes and hhhe— claims 71 chinese planes and ehhhe— claims 71 chinese planes and nine ships have— claims 71 chinese planes and nine ships have crossed the stret— nine ships have crossed the strait median— nine ships have crossed the strait median line today. north teree— strait median line today. north teree hee— strait median line today. north korea has conducted tests on an whterweter— korea has conducted tests on an underwater nuclear— korea has conducted tests on an underwater nuclear attack drone. thet-e— underwater nuclear attack drone. that's according— underwater nuclear attack drone. that's according to— underwater nuclear attack drone. that's according to the eewhtry-e— that's according to the country's state media. the test is country's state media. the test he the— country's state media. the test he the teteet— country's state media. the test is the latest show— country's state media. the test is the latest show of force egehhet— is the latest show of force egehhet the — is the latest show of force against the us— is the latest show of force against the us and south korea . against the us and south korea. hhetegrethe— against the us and south korea. photographs aired— against the us and south korea. photographs aired by broadcaster ct photographs aired by broadcaster ch ehewet— photographs aired by broadcaster ct showed the— photographs aired by broadcaster ct showed the drone exploding teheeth— ct showed the drone exploding teheeth the— ct showed the drone exploding beneath the surface . us. it beneath the surface. us. it twet— beneath the surface. us. it twet e— beneath the surface. us. it comes just a week after pyongyang— comes just a week after pyongyang disclosed it had the teehhetegy— pyongyang disclosed it had the teehhetegy te — pyongyang disclosed it had the technology to practise sneak etteete— technology to practise sneak etteete hh— technology to practise sneak attacks in enemy waters . you're attacks in enemy waters. you're up attacks in enemy waters. you're we te— attacks in enemy waters. you're we te tete— attacks in enemy waters. you're we te tete eh— attacks in enemy waters. you're up to date on gb— attacks in enemy waters. you're up to date on gb news. we'll trhhg— up to date on gb news. we'll trhhg yew— up to date on gb news. we'll trhhg yew mee— up to date on gb news. we'll bring you more news as it heeeeee— bring you more news as it heeeehe. wew— bring you more news as it happens. now let's get back to

tene— happens. now let's get back to tehe .— nana. good teee.— good afternoon. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. it's fast approaching. six minutes after 4:00. have you ever heard anything so ridiculous from the brand that gave us just do it. nike are using trans influencers influencer dylan mulvaney a biologic man to sell women's bras. how is that a good idea? have a look at this. this is dylan mulvaney promoting nikes, sports bras for women . sports bras for women. in so if you're listening on radio, you can download the app or go to gb news .com where you'll see a biological man with no breasts

prancing around in a material bra and a short pleated skirt or leggings. i think he was wearing in a manner that can only be described as a caricature of a woman, an insult to actual women. it's almost as bad as this on twitter. oh women. it's almost as bad as this on twitter . oh why stop this on twitter. oh why stop. why is this thing not hot? i te— why is this thing not hot? i swear to god,— why is this thing not hot? i swear to god, if— why is this thing not hot? i swear to god, if anyone says weteeme— swear to god, if anyone says weteeme hhte— swear to god, if anyone says welcome into womanhood , i'm welcome into womanhood, i'm gehhg— welcome into womanhood, i'm gehhg te— welcome into womanhood, i'm gehhg te et— welcome into womanhood, i'm going to of course, if you weeht— going to of course, if you weren't watching that and you were listening— weren't watching that and you were listening on— weren't watching that and you were listening on radio, it's a wrhthhhg— were listening on radio, it's a man writhing around in supposed agony— man writhing around in supposed egehy, treeeet— man writhing around in supposed agony, dressed as— man writhing around in supposed agony, dressed as a woman, but whth— agony, dressed as a woman, but whth e— agony, dressed as a woman, but whth e eheeey— agony, dressed as a woman, but with a cheesy grin— agony, dressed as a woman, but with a cheesy grin on his face as with a cheesy grin on his face ee he— with a cheesy grin on his face as he pretends— with a cheesy grin on his face as he pretends to— with a cheesy grin on his face as he pretends to be suffering whth— as he pretends to be suffering whth eerhet— as he pretends to be suffering with period pains— as he pretends to be suffering with period pains. as he pretends to be suffering with period pains . ' cricy with period pains. absolutely ridiculous . with period pains. absolutely ridiculous. i can tell you now that no woman i know smells like that no woman i know smells like that when she's going through agonising cramps of a period. we have to endure this and we do it once a month. we just get on with we get on with life. so with it. we get on with life. so this is clearly a man. and if

you think there's nothing sinister then take a sinister in this, then take a look third clip of look at this third clip of terrified swimming champion riley gaines being ambushed by screaming trans activist and hit twice by a guy in a dress after saving women's sports speech, after doing a speech on that at san francisco state university, cops say that there were no arrests . arrests. acas zahawi . aidan mcgivern . acas zahawi. aidan mcgivern. get ahead . apologise for the get ahead. apologise for the fleet— get ahead. apologise for the flash photography. “rig ti flash photography. they're hertty— flash photography. they're herttythe— flash photography. they're hardly the sound of a so—called vulnerable community. we, as far as i can see, it, is the women who are the vulnerable ones. riley had to hide in a cupboard for three hours. but let's get back to transgender influencer dylan mulvaney , who has over 12 dylan mulvaney, who has over 12 million followers across tiktok and instagram. and it is reported that for each post for

nick, she received around about $150,000. other major brands like bud light and maybelline have also used the influencer and paid potentially similar amounts. so instead of nick using brilliant female athletes, of which there are many like riley gaines, to promote something that is clearly required and designed specifically for adult human females, which is bras. they could have used women on. nick have chosen to use a biological man, a space that should actually have been taken by a female. sometimes i have to ask myself whether i'm living in a delusion. what on earth were they thinking? why would that make me as a woman, want to buy anything from nick ever again? i've decided personally that i'm going to boycott the brand. i've had nothing. i have absolutely nothing. someone who is trans. but i do object to the but what i do object to is the stupidity of brands like this that think that women will buy anything, especially when it's being mocked in this manner. it's just such woke mockery of it's just such a woke mockery of what a woman is. we are not just

simply makeup and dresses. we are more than that. majority are more than that. the majority of women are child bearers who keep the planet populated. and we sacrifice a lot to do that. and even if we do not bear a child, we go through the trials and tribulations and and tribulations of periods and menopause. all of menopause. and after all of that, that is no laughing matter . and in a pinned comment to nick's verified instagram account, told account, the company told customers to be kind , be customers to be kind, be inclusive, and encourage each other as well. if nike are happy to forego my custom for a handful of trans women, then i'm happy to leave them to it. i'm calling on women next time you see a nike product, buy see a nike product, don't buy it. don't do it. see a nike product, don't buy it. don't do it . before we it. don't do it. before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate. this houn the great british debate. this hour. asking, it immoral hour. i'm asking, is it immoral to barges ? to house migrants on barges? now, this week, the government confirmed its plans to house around single male around 500 single adult male asylum seekers on a barge docked

just off the dorset coast. despite opposition from local conservative councillors and local conservative mps . is this local conservative mps. is this the right decision or are the floating hotels a sinking idea? then at 450 is royal roundup time. royal commentator judith dasilva will be joining me to give her the latest from behind the palace walls. i made it sound much more than it is. it's too silver. sorry about that . too silver. sorry about that. king charles is reportedly supporting study supporting an independent study to research the ties between the british monarchy and the slave trade in 17th and 18th trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. tuned to find centuries. stay tuned to find out more about that. then at five, it's this week's difficult conversation . a divorce coach, conversation. a divorce coach, sara joining me sara davison, will be joining me live in the studio as it's easter bank holiday every one is out enjoying the spring weather with their loved ones and families. but what about people who don't have to spend who don't have anyone to spend their during these their time with during these holidays? that's coming up in the ever, tell me the next hour. as ever, tell me what you think on everything we're . email we're discussing. email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at

. gb news. right. let's get started . let's welcome again to started. let's welcome again to my panellists. brought caster and columnist lizzie cundy and also broadcaster and political commentator sam dowler, nola , commentator sam dowler, nola, hola, hola paola . hola. my hola, hola paola. hola. my al—barghouti_ hola, hola paola. hola. my al—barghouti tuc- hola. my al—barghouti tuc dougie beattie heth. — al—barghouti tuc dougie beattie heth. rte— al—barghouti tuc dougie beattie heth. rte hhte— al—barghouti tuc dougie beattie dodi. it's like you— al—barghouti tuc dougie beattie dodi. c c g dodi. it's like you talking again. yes well, it was a stop talking. it's like a little hweeet— talking. it's like a little muppet mouth- g it's like a little muppet mouth gang . yes, that's muppet mouth gang. yes, that's whet— muppet mouth gang. yes, that's whet ht— muppet mouth gang. yes, that's whet ht teete— muppet mouth gang. yes, that's what it looks like- muppet mouth gang. yes, that's what it looks like from the side . wett— what it looks like from the side . wet the— what it looks like from the side . well, the muppets, lizzie cwhty— . well, the muppets, lizzie cwhty .— . well, the muppets, lizzie cwhty. ht— . well, the muppets, lizzie cwhty. rt he.— . well, the muppets, lizzie cundy. it is. he's the one in the— cundy. it is. he's the one in the mhtthe— cundy. it is. he's the one in the middle. lizzie, what do you thhht— the middle. lizzie, what do you thhht etewt— the middle. lizzie, what do you think about this?— the middle. lizzie, what do you think about this? seriously your thewghte— think about this? seriously your thewghte eh— think about this? seriously your thoughts on dylan mulvaney ? she thoughts on dylan mulvaney? she is a thoughts on dylan mulvaney? she he e tee— thoughts on dylan mulvaney? she is a man. yes wearing a bra like a is a man. yes wearing a bra like e eeerte— is a man. yes wearing a bra like e eeerte tre— is a man. yes wearing a bra like a sports bra, promoting a sports bra a sports bra, promoting a sports tre whthewt— a sports bra, promoting a sports bra without any— a sports bra, promoting a sports bra without any breasts, of course, because - bra without any breasts, of course, because he's a man. she-e— course, because he's a man. she-e e— course, because he's a man. she-e e mem— course, because he's a man. she's a man. sorry. �*ft�*ricc she's a man. sorry. well, i'm absolute appalled by this. and you know what? when i speak out, i'm made to feel i can't speak about this . and i'm made to feel i can't speak about this. and i'm proud to be about this. and i'm proud to be a woman, which— about this. and i'm proud to be a woman, which is— about this. and i'm proud to be a woman, which is an- and i'm proud to be a woman, which is an adult temehe— a woman, which is an adult temehe, rwet— a woman, which is an adult female, just in— a woman, which is an adult female, just in case you're

wehterhhg— female, just in case you're wehterhhg .— female, just in case you're wondering , sam. female, just in case you're wondering, sam. female, just in case you're wondering , sam. tiritccy wondering, sam. but i really seriously getting upset because i intimidate , outed and i feel intimidate, outed and silenced whenever out silenced whenever i speak out about and this to me about this issue and this to me is absolute , absolutely woeful, is absolute, absolutely woeful, not essence. and that's what it is. not essence. and that's what it he. te— not essence. and that's what it is. as someone— not essence. and that's what it is. as someone who— t and that's what it is. as someone who grew up in et— is. as someone who grew up in et whte— is. as someone who grew up in et whte .— is. as someone who grew up in et whte , ee— is. as someone who grew up in awe of nike , as a— is. as someone who grew up in awe of nike , as a big iconic awe of nike, as a big iconic treht— awe of nike, as a big iconic treht .— awe of nike, as a big iconic treht , h— awe of nike, as a big iconic brand, i think- awe of nike, as a big iconic brand , i think this is brand, i think this is absolutely- brand, i think this is absolutely disgusting . and absolutely disgusting. and they-re— absolutely disgusting. and they-re gehhg— absolutely disgusting. and they're going to have a big teetteeh— they're going to have a big backlash from _ they're going to have a big backlash from this. and i'll be heneet— backlash from this. and i'll be heheet, h— backlash from this. and i'll be honest, i really— backlash from this. and i'll be honest, i really think this is a mehey— honest, i really think this is a mehey methhg— honest, i really think this is a money making machine. they using the tem— money making machine. they using the trans community— money making machine. they using the trans community that should be the trans community that should te—eht- be treated with kind and understanding but be treated with kind and understandingibut them understanding, but using them as as understanding, but using them as ee e ee e weyte— understanding, but using them as as a as a way to promote themeewee— as a as a way to promote themselves just as nicola stwrgeeh— themselves just as nicola sturgeon did— themselves just as nicola sturgeon did using them as a eehhtheeh— sturgeon did using them as a political football- sturgeon did using them as a political football and it's not tet— political football and it's not tet ht-e— political football and it's not on. ' c political football and it's not on. ' r: c r: t on. and it's disrespectful for women, for women. and, you know, i've women, for women. and, you know, the reetty— women, for women. and, you know, the reetty het— women, for women. and, you know, i've really had enough— women, for women. and, you know, i've really had enough of- i " and, you know, i've really had enough of it. twe— i've really had enough of it. twe-ehewh— i've really had enough of it. i've-enough. they're- i've really had enough of it. i've enough. they're raising i've had enough. they're raising women. but to me, the way dylan tehewee— women. but to me, the way dylan tehewee hh— women. but to me, the way dylan behaves in this— women. but to me, the way dylan behaves in this video— " but to me, the way dylan behaves in this video is a eerheewte— behaves in this video is a caricature of— behaves in this video is a caricature of a- behaves in this video is a caricature of a woman. anyway, it's caricature of a woman. anyway, ht-e eth— caricature of a woman. anyway, ht-e eth e— caricature of a woman. anyway, ht-e eth e tht— caricature of a woman. anyway, it's all a bit and— caricature of a woman. anyway, it's all a bit and it's like, wett— it's all a bit and it's like, wett hett— it's all a bit and it's like, well, hold on— it's all a bit and it's like, well, hold on a- it's all a bit and it's like, well, hold on a minute. sorry. thet-e— well, hold on a minute. sorry. hhet-e—the- that's actually taking the erewertheh— that's actually taking the proverbial-of- that's actually taking the proverbial of us. and what proverbial out of us. and what do proverbial out of us. and what te-thhht,— proverbial out of us. and what do .think,-mean,. proverbial out of us. and what. do .think,-mean, you do you think, sam? i mean, you mwet— do you think, sam? i mean, you mwet te— do you think, sam? i mean, you must be supporting. �*ft�*ricc must be supporting. well, this is must be supporting. well, this he the— must be supporting. well, this he thhe he— must be supporting. well, this he thhe he-he— must be supporting. well, this

is this is is dylan is this is this is dylan mulvaney's brand. know, she mulvaney's brand. you know, she is like she's comedian is like she's a comedian and actress. is and actress. i mean, this is and i've worked a lot of i've worked with a lot of influencers brand influencers and brand partnerships their partnerships like this are their bread like she did partnerships like this are their breawith like she did partnerships like this are their breawith bud like she did partnerships like this are their breawith bud lightike she did partnerships like this are their breawith bud light lasthe did partnerships like this are their breawith bud light last week. one with bud light last week. and for that. and there was slated for that. and there was slated for that. and went and did and kid rock went and did a video where he said shooting a shooting a case of bud light with 47. like this with an ak 47. i mean like this is is this is nothing to do is this is this is nothing to do with not her problem . with her. it's not her problem. and i think and this is and this is and all happens. like, for example, i went on the gb news instagram account this morning because dan was talking about it this week with sharon davies and underneath the comments were he's a freak . dylan mulvaney is he's a freak. dylan mulvaney is one those people you're one of those people you're gladly punched for nothing. that's an it's not a she. it's a thing like listen, listen , thing like listen, listen, listen to me. listen to me . so listen to me. listen to me. so it is whereas this this person is a 26 year old person and they are trying to rich like rich. well, they might. they might very well, they might, they might be doing. they might be doing very well. if you are you etewt— doing very well. if you are you etewt te— doing very well. if you are you about to make— g rrigr if you are you about to make supposedly feel

about to make us supposedly feel eerry— about to make us supposedly feel eerry-eereeh— about to make us supposedly feel eerereehry-e - about to make us supposedly feel sorry-person . know- about to make us supposedly feel sorry person . sorry for this person. know what i'm sorry for this person. know what rm eeyhhge whet— sorry for this person. know what i'm saying? what i'm- sorry for this person. i�*g?’ what i'm what i'm i'm saying? what i'm what i'm eeyhhg— i'm saying? what i'm what i'm eeyhhg-h-m— i'm saying? what i'm what i'm eeyhhg-h-m eeyhhg- i�*g?’ what i'm what i'm saying. i'm saying. this is saying. what i'm saying. this is a saying. what i'm saying. this is etrehe— saying. what i'm saying. this is a trans _wearing- saying. what i'm saying. this is a trans wearing leggings. a trans person wearing leggings. twerytety— a trans person wearing leggings.i twerytety—hett everybody needs to calm the hell tewm —yew— everybody needs to calm the hell down. _you watched. down. sam, have you watched it? yes of course. i've watched all of yes of course. i've watched all et-hrehe— yes of course. i've watched all of trans person wearing of it. trans person wearing leggings. it is a person leggings. it is a trans person mimicking caricaturing a woman. that's. her. on, that's. that's her. hang on, hang that's what she does in hang on. that's what she does in her. in her videos. promoting bras, sports bras for women. and that's woman. oh, she does. so that's a woman. oh, she does. so thereeeeettwt— that's a woman. oh, she does. so disrespectful _she - that's a woman. oh, she does. so disrespectful-she so - disrespectful to him. she so whet— disrespectful to him. she so whet-ere- disrespectful to him. she so whet-ere yew- disrespectful to him. she so. what-are you sticking what what why are you sticking up what what why are you sticking we ter— what what why are you sticking we ter hyheh— what what why are you sticking we ter hyteh e— what what why are you sticking up for dylan ? she has she has up for dylan? she has she has h. — up for dylan? she has she has h. she— up for dylan? she has she has h. she hee— up for dylan? she has she has 12. she has 12- up for dylan? she has she has 12. she has 12 million.- up for dylan? she has she has 12. �*iz’ cctit �*iz’ 12. she has 12 million. 12 million followers, most of whom are women who will buy who will buy this because she's been wearing it. that's. that's what nike sees. they see they see 12 million followers. and they want and all she does is and they want. all she does is talk positivity fun talk about positivity and fun and laughter. and that's what and laughter. and that's what and nike to get and that's what nike want to get into, raising women. it's not it's raising women. it is it's not raising women. it is the of nike's the rest of the rest of nike's instagram are all all instagram feed are all all cis white women or no women in general. hey, hey, hey. do general. hey, hey, hey, hey. do not come into the studio- do not come into the studio and eert— not come into the studio and teht-e— not come into the studio and teht-e ehe— not come into the studio and call-a cis woman- not come into the studio and call a cis woman . citciritw not come into the studio and-

call-a cis woman . otherwise i call me a cis woman. otherwise i wewtt— call me a cis woman. otherwise i would call you a cis woman . cis would call you a cis woman. cis women do not use that term. etherwhee— women do not use that term. etherwhee h— women do not use that term. otherwise i would eject you from the-wemeh— otherwise i would eject you from the-wemeh he— otherwise i would eject you from the-woman is a- otherwise i would eject you from the woman is a woman. the chair. a woman is a woman. i teht— the chair. a woman is a woman. i teh-t weht— the chair. a woman is a woman. i teh-t wehtlheer— the chair. a woman is a woman. i don't want-hear that- the chair. a woman is a woman. i don't want hear that again don't want to hear that again trem— don't want to hear that again trem-mewth. - don't want to hear that againj from-mouth. .well, don't want to hear that again- from-mouth. .well, that from your mouth. yes, well, that is. the rest of is. that is what the rest of their is. so it's nothing their feed is. so it's nothing to it's nothing to do to do with it's nothing to do with it's. it's her with her. it's. it's not her decision. decision. decision. it's nike's decision. and she's just she's just doing her i mean, i think herjob. so, i mean, i think i think the attacks that she's had for looks like she's for it, she looks like she's completely mickey out of completely on mickey out of a woman. have her woman. have you seen her erehehhg—the- woman. have you seen her| erehehhg—the wey woman. have you seen her- prancing_the way she prancing and acting the way she is? prancing and acting the way she hee-tehhg— prancing and acting the way she is? being punished. is? she's being punished. she's ehe-e—hhet-e- is? she's being punished. she's she's—that's what. she's a comedian. that's what it funny. that's what videos funny. that's what her videos are it's like, are funny because it's like, wait a minute. whether she's a comedian or not, the point is that nycc are using a biological man to promote something that is really a properly female product . right. and what does that say to . right. and what does that say te the— . right. and what does that say te the ether— right. and what does that say to the other amazing female ethtetee— to the other amazing female athletes that— to the other amazing female athletes that they could have eeteetet— athletes that they could have selected, like _ athletes that they could have selected, like riley gaines and eeeehe— selected, like riley gaines and eeeete hhte— selected, like riley gaines and people like that— selected, like riley gaines and people like that who whilst like etwhewety— people like that who whilst like obviously don't— people like that who whilst like obviously don't mean to cause any— obviously don't mean to cause my arena, — obviously don't mean to cause any offence, but— obviously don't mean to cause any offence, but the backlash is you— any offence, but the backlash is yew eew— any offence, but the backlash is yew the— any offence, but the backlash is you saw the video— any offence, but the backlash is you saw the video of what heeeehet— you saw the video of what heeeehet te— you saw the video of what happened to riley gaines. she eheeet— happened to riley gaines. she was chased out— happened to riley gaines. she was chased out of— happened to riley gaines. she was chased out of this, this

etter— was chased out of this, this etter tehhg— was chased out of this, this after doing a— was chased out of this, this after doing a speech. well i teht— after doing a speech. well i teh-t thew— after doing a speech. well i don't know what— after doing a speech. well i don't know what the context was for don't know what the context was her ege, — don't know what the context was her ege, twt— don't know what the context was for that, but you _ don't know what the context was for that, but you see the erettem — for that, but you see the problem with— for that, but you see the problem with it is that it eremetee— problem with it is that it promotes and- problem with it is that it promotes and reinforces this thht— promotes and reinforces this thhtlthhhg— promotes and reinforces this kind .thing and- promotes and reinforces this kind thing and that that's kind of thing and that that's the erettem— kind of thing and that that's the problem for— kind of thing and that that's the problem for women . 'r: c the problem for women. and it's the problem for women. and it's the thggeet— the problem for women. and it's the biggest brand in the the biggest sports brand in the world. this is so wrong. but she's not but she's not. basically, so many laws have already been passed like, you know, different sporting know, various different sporting bodies, sharon davis bodies, as sharon davis was talking where where trans talking about, where where trans people aren't allowed to compete. saying compete. so now you're saying that allowed wear that they're not allowed to wear women's sportswear either, so they compete they can't they can't compete or wears women's sportswear? that's it sounds that's not what it sounds like. tewre— that's not what it sounds like. tew-rewer-t— that's not what it sounds like. you're-words into- that's not what it sounds like. you're-words into my. you're putting words into my mouth. you're not. so tell me what it is they are. they just they just erased altogether. they just be erased altogether. i'll tell you what it's being eeht—het- i'll tell you what it's being said—not need i'll tell you what it's being. said—not need to said here. you do not need to use _woman to - said here. you do not need to use woman to promote use a trans woman to promote tree— use a trans woman to promote tree ter— use a trans woman to promote tree ter wme— use a trans woman to promote bras for women because women eewht— bras for women because women eewht eremete— bras for women because women could promote that themselves. tet—heet— could promote that themselves.- tet—heet—whe and they don't need somebody who is and they don't need somebody who he—te— and they don't need somebody who he—te eremete- and they don't need somebody who is_to promote that,- is not a woman to promote that, eeeeehehhy— is not a woman to promote that, eeeeehetty wheh— is not a woman to promote that, especially when they they especially when they want they weht—te - especially when they want they weht—te her- want to gain access to her tehtewere— want to gain access to her followers who _ want to gain access to her followers who her, love followers who love her, love hert— followers who love her, love eg, whe— followers who love her, love her, who .her- followers who love her, love her, who her women. followers who love her, love- her, who-herlwomen. and her, who love her to women. and it's her, who love her to women. and ht-e-te— her, who love her to women. and ht-e-te ereee— her, who love her to women. and it's-to erase _welll it's trying to erase women. well we'll see. it isn't fair. we'll see works for we'll see. it isn't fair. we'll. see _works for them. see whether it works for them. wett— see whether it works for them. we'll-whether— see whether it works for them. we'll whether works we'll see whether it works for them. — we'll see whether it works for

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tergeee wew,— immoral to house migrants on barges? now, this— immoral to house migrants on barges? now, this week the gewemmeht— barges? now, this week the government confirmed that it eteee— government confirmed that it etehe te— government confirmed that it plans to house— government confirmed that it plans to house around about 500 ehhghe— plans to house around about 500 ehhghe-mete— plans to house around about 500 single male asylum seekers single adult male asylum seekers on single adult male asylum seekers eh e terge— single adult male asylum seekers on a barge docked— single adult male asylum seekers on a barge docked just off the hereet— on a barge docked just off the dorset coast.— on a barge docked just off the dorset coast. and— on a barge docked just off the dorset coast. and that's despite eeeeehtheh— dorset coast. and that's despite eeeeehtheh trem — dorset coast. and that's despite opposition from local conservative - opposition from local conservative councillors and a teeet— conservative councillors and a local conservative _ conservative councillors and a local conservative mp. now the eteh— local conservative mp. now the hen he— local conservative mp. now the eteh he eert— local conservative mp. now the eteh he eert et— local conservative mp. now the eteh he eert et e— local conservative mp. now the plan is part of a home office the— plan is part of a home office the te— plan is part of a home office drive to reduce— plan is part of a home office drive to reduce the cost of hewehhg— drive to reduce the cost of housing asylum seekers , which housing asylum seekers, which ewrrehtty— housing asylum seekers, which currently-around— housing asylum seekers, which currently around about. was currently is around about. was it currently is around about. was ht-e— currently is around about. was ht-e tey— currently is around about. was it a day unbeliever , it 6 million a day unbeliever, all it 6 million a day unbeliever, eth whth— it 6 million a day unbeliever, eth whth the— it 6 million a day unbeliever, all with the government ewrrehtty— all with the government currently spending, as i said, 6 mhttheh— currently spending, as i said, 6 mhttheh et— currently spending, as i said, 6 million of our— currently spending, as i said, 6 million of our money a day ewtthhg— million of our money a day ewtthhg eeytwm— million of our money a day putting asylum seekers in hotels and putting asylum seekers in hotels eht we— putting asylum seekers in hotels eht we hewe— putting asylum seekers in hotels eht we hewe e— putting asylum seekers in hotels and we have a refugee and human rhghte— and we have a refugee and human rights charities— and we have a refugee and human rights charities such— and we have a refugee and human rights charities such as amnesty international— rights charities such as amnesty international have— rights charities such as amnesty international have condemned the tee— international have condemned the htee et— international have condemned the idea of accommodating asylum eeetere— idea of accommodating asylum eeetere hh— idea of accommodating asylum seekers in this— idea of accommodating asylum seekers in this way. i spoke to stewe— seekers in this way. i spoke to steve valdez—symonds on bbc tethe— steve valdez—symonds on bbc tethe twe— steve valdez—symonds on bbc radio two the— steve valdez—symonds on bbc radio two the other day and he thewght— radio two the other day and he thewght ht— radio two the other day and he thewght ht wee— radio two the other day and he thought it was horrendous . he's thought it was horrendous. he's eeyhhg— thought it was horrendous. he's eeyhhg hte— thought it was horrendous. he's eeyhhg ht-e het— thought it was horrendous. he's saying it's not appropriate accommodation for people fleeing war accommodation for people fleeing wet—ehether— accommodation for people fleeing war another example war and is yet another example of-government- of how the government have greeehy— of how the government have grossly mismanaged the asylum eyetem — grossly mismanaged the asylum system imigrants_ grossly mismanaged the asylum system migrants themselves system. migrants themselves are not system. migrants themselves are net-teht— system. migrants themselves are net-teht et— system. migrants themselves are not-fond of the- system. migrants themselves are not fond of the idea not overly fond of the idea ehther. — not overly fond of the idea ehther. they— not overly fond of the idea either. they should be thankful you either. they should be thankful yew thhht— either. they should be thankful yew thhht they— either. they should be thankful you think they would be. if yew-re— you think they would be. if you're seeking— you think they would be. if you're seeking shelter from the eetety— you're seeking shelter from the eetee-.— you're seeking shelter from the eetety-. ewt— you're seeking shelter from the

safety . but anyway, safety of france. but anyway, whet— safety of france. but anyway, whet te— safety of france. but anyway, whet te yew— safety of france. but anyway, what do you think? so for the treet— what do you think? so for the great british— what do you think? so for the great british debate this hour, i'm great british debate this hour, h-m eethg— great british debate this hour, h-m ageng, he— great british debate this hour, i'm asking, is it— great british debate this hour, i'm asking, is it immoral to heme— i'm asking, is it immoral to- hewee—wehh house migrants on barges? well thhhg— house migrants on barges? welli tehhhhg—ttwerte joining me now is peter edwards , termer— joining me now is peter edwards , former editor— joining me now is peter edwards , former editor of— joining me now is peter edwards , former editor of the labourlist_ , former editor of the labourlist and also anna weeewem— labourlist and also anna mcgovern, political commentator. thee— mcgovern, political commentator. thee thhhg— mcgovern, political commentator. thee tehhhhg me— mcgovern, political commentator. also joining me, narinder kaur treeteeeter— also joining me, narinder kaur broadcaster and— also joining me, narinder kaur broadcaster and social commentator- broadcaster and social commentator peter wright. i ame,— commentator peter wright. i tme yewhe— commentator peter wright. i anna, you're very high up. whet-e— anna, you're very high up. where gehhg— anna, you're very high up. what's going on with you? oh i teht— what's going on with you? oh i teh-t thew— what's going on with you? oh i teh-t thew why— what's going on with you? oh i don't know why i'm so high up. try don't know why i'm so high up. try te— don't know why i'm so high up. try te ett— don't know why i'm so high up. try te eht tewh— don't know why i'm so high up. try to sit down a— don't know why i'm so high up. try to sit down a bit. - don't know why i'm so high up. c : c down try to sit down a bit. down a little bit. right.— try to sit down a bit. down a little bit. right. well,- ”y c : c down a little bit. right. well, i'm going— little bit. right. well, i'm gehhg te— little bit. right. well, i'm gehhg te etett— little bit. right. well, i'm going to start with you, peter ttwerte. — going to start with you, peter edwards. what— going to start with you, peter edwards. what do you think? is it edwards. what do you think? is ht—tehhgi it is it immoral? are we doing eemethhhg— it is it immoral? are we doing something wrong? i think we are tehhg—wrehg. - something wrong? i think we arej doing—wrong. ithink doing something wrong. i think it's doing something wrong. i think ht-elehgh— doing something wrong. i think ht-elehgh et— doing something wrong. i think it's sign of failure. you it's a sign of failure. you know, would put know, you would you would put animals it's bit animals offshore. and it's a bit like people crates . i like putting people in crates. i really it. i think like putting people in crates. i reallis it. i think like putting people in crates. i reallis the it. i think like putting people in crates. i reallis the governmentink like putting people in crates. i reallis the government so why is the government so incompetent that it can't have decent quality accommodation on land? and then finally, when you look other look at some of the other migrant refugee processing migrant or refugee processing sites manston, they've been sites like manston, they've been overcrowded and haven for overcrowded and a haven for disease . so i no confidence disease. so i have no confidence if ever happens , then it if this ever happens, then it will safe. really okay. anna, will be safe. really okay. anna, i will be safe. really okay. anna, h thhht— will be safe. really okay. anna, hthhht thet-e— will be safe. really okay. anna, i think that's not— will be safe. really okay. anna, i think that's not a— cc 3 okay. anna, i think that's not a question etewt— i think that's not a question about morality. _ i think that's not a question about morality. c about morality. i think it demonstrates that the government have got immigration completely

out of control. and i can understand with taxpayers as well know, 6 million a day to fund the hotels. it is getting completely expensive. and the conservatives, they _ t and the conservatives, they promised to get immigration— conservatives, they promised to get immigration under the eehtret— get immigration under the control and— get immigration under the control and they simply haven't teeee— control and they simply haven't teeee thhe— control and they simply haven't because this problem is hhereeehhg— because this problem is increasing and only getting worse. we know that. ' “it? increasing and only getting worse. we know that. ' ”a “rift" worse. we know that. anna. yeah. whet— worse. we know that. anna. yeah. what about the barges? yeah yeah, no, of course i know. i'm twet— yeah, no, of course i know. i'm twet eeyhhg— yeah, no, of course i know. i'm twet eeyhhg my— yeah, no, of course i know. i'm just saying my point straight, but just saying my point straight, twt yeeh— just saying my point straight, twt yeeh hh— just saying my point straight, but yeah, in terms in terms of the— but yeah, in terms in terms of the tergee— but yeah, in terms in terms of the tergee h— but yeah, in terms in terms of the barges, i think when the barges, i think that when yew-e— the barges, i think that when yewhe-thew,— the barges, i think that when you're, know, you're you're, you know, you're coming to you're, you know, you're coming te—hthegethy,- you're, you know, you're coming te—hhtegetty, yewl to this country illegally, you ehewtth-t— to this country illegally, you shouldn't expect roof over shouldn't expect a roof over yewr— shouldn't expect a roof over yewr heet— shouldn't expect a roof over yewr heet twet— shouldn't expect a roof over your head just because come your head just because you come in your head just because you come hh-eht,— your head just because you come hh-eht, yew— your head just because you come in-and, you know,- your head just because you come in and, you know, and a hot in here and, you know, and a hot meet— in here and, you know, and a hot meet — in here and, you know, and a hot meet h— in here and, you know, and a hot meal. i think. free— in here and, you know, and a hot meal. "

does a floating barge provide reeeeet .— does a floating barge provide respect , dignity— does a floating barge provide respect, dignity and compassion? i respect, dignity and compassion? h thhht— respect, dignity and compassion? i think britain- respect, dignity and compassion? i think britain can— respect, dignity and compassion? i think britain can do better. we i think britain can do better. we ehreety— i think britain can do better. we already have— i think britain can do better. we already have 51,000 in hotels . hhte— we already have 51,000 in hotels . hhhe he— we already have 51,000 in hotels . hhhe he hh— we already have 51,000 in hotels . this is in addition- we already have 51,000 in hotels . this is in addition to this heht— . this is in addition to this heh-t twet— . this is in addition to this isn't just the— . this is in addition to this isn't just the barges on the reet— isn't just the barges on the reet. hhte— isn't just the barges on the road. this isn't— isn't just the barges on the road. this isn't going to solve any— road. this isn't going to solve my erettem.— road. this isn't going to solve any problem. we— road. this isn't going to solve any problem. we need to process the etehme— any problem. we need to process the claims quicker. �*ft�*ri the claims quicker. we know that this is a smokescreen. yeah . this is a smokescreen. yeah. yeah. listen, narinder kaur, i agree with you. we need to process them faster. i think everyone agrees they need to be done much more quickly. but what's a what's wrong with the barge? a barge they've barge is self—contained. they've got a my understanding is it's a bbc docker. now, this baby, steethetm,— bbc docker. now, this baby, stockholm, back— bbc docker. now, this baby, stockholm, back in- :t now, this baby, stockholm, back in 2000 netherlands,— stockholm, back in 2000 netherlands, used and an netherlands, was used and an undercover investigation found thet— undercover investigation found thet eetwehhy— undercover investigation found that actually there was huge heehth— that actually there was huge heetth eere— that actually there was huge health care concerns. people thet— health care concerns. people thet .— health care concerns. people even died . how— health care concerns. people even died . how can we have where even died. how can we have where did even died. how can we have where tht yew— even died. how can we have where tht yew get— even died. how can we have where tht yew get thet— even died. how can we have where did you get that from? 3ir. did you get that from? you have thet— did you get that from? you have fled trauma. no,— did you get that from? you have fled trauma. no, no.— did you get that from? you have fled trauma. no, no. the- did you get that from? 3ir. ctir: no, no. the bbc did you get that from? 3ir. ct:.r: no, no. the bbc ? fled trauma. no, no. the bbc? no, the stockholm was used by people on oil rigs who stayed on it. and it was perfectly fine . i it. and it was perfectly fine. i haven't heard of people dying on it. peter yeah, but we've heard of people becoming unwell and contracting diseases that were

avoidable at the manston how do you know they didn't have the disease before they got here? because there an disease before they got here? - because there .an independent because there was an independent eeert— because there was an independent reeert—the- report on it produced for the heme— report on it produced for the heme-seme- report on it produced for thei home _some .them home office. some of them brought them brought the disease with them though. so maybe they got the infection were infection from others who were there. i mean, you know, you can't you is can't work out how you is accepted the tb stuff accepted by the tb and stuff like of diseases like that. some of the diseases that came diseases that we that came were diseases that we have literally got of have almost literally got rid of in country. well, i think in this country. well, i think yewhe—yewr- in this country. well, i think you're-your own. you're answering your own gweethehe—el you're answering your own. gweethehe—e ge you're answering your own- gweethehe—e ge et questions, but i'll have a go at ehewerhg— questions, but i'll have a go at ehewerhg e,— questions, but i'll have a go at answering it, which is an independent. - answering it, which is an independent. answering it, which is an- independent. i-just saying independent. i was just saying i was answering your question. i didn't on an independent didn't ask you on an independent report said report for the home office said manston shut manston was unsafe. it was shut down. manston was unsafe. it was shut tewmlthe— manston was unsafe. it was shut down..the government- stir?" c. it was shut down. the government can't down. if the government can't erewhte—whyl provide safe facilities, why ehewht — provide safe facilities, why should in the should we have confidence in the terge—thehl barge will be safe? well, then you— barge will be safe? well, then yew hewe— barge will be safe? well, then you have argument you have no argument for ehythhhg— you have no argument for ehythhhg. — you have no argument for anything. g t: anything. everything could be unsafe argument. anna unsafe with that argument. anna well, yeah, absolutely. and i think again, it well, yeah, absolutely. and ii think-again, it-comes think and again, it just comes teet— think and again, it just comes back-original- think and again, it just comes back original point, it's back to my original point, it's hhte—ht— back to my original point, it's hhte—ht yewhe- back to my original point, it's. like—if you're coming like you should if you're coming here.— like you should if you're coming here,-shouldn't_ like you should if you're coming here,-shouldn't be- like you should if you're coming here, shouldn't be expecting here, you shouldn't be expecting theee— here, you shouldn't be expecting theee thhhge— here, you shouldn't be expecting these things straight away, just hehtet— these things straight away, just hehtetlh— these things straight away, just handed i personally personally i don't personally eee—htl personally i don't personallyi eee—ht. personally i don't personally. eee—ht. h see anything wrong with it. i thhht— see anything wrong with it. i thhht ee— see anything wrong with it. i think as well— see anything wrong with it. i think as well the— see anything wrong with it. i think as well the expense is astronomical and but at the end of the day, i still think i come back to my original point. the

government need to get immigration under control. we know we know . but they're know that. we know. but they're not know that. we know. but they're het tehhg— know that. we know. but they're het tehhg ht.— know that. we know. but they're not doing it. that's— know that. we know. but they're not doing it. that's why- wbifi: but they're not doing it. that's why it's hmeerteht— not doing it. that's why it's important talking not doing it. that's why it's- important-talking about important we keep talking about it important we keep talking about ht . — important we keep talking about ht . they— important we keep talking about ht . they-te— important we keep talking about ht . they-te get- important we keep talking about it . they-to get it- important we keep talking about it . they-to get it under. it. they need to get it under control. but right the best control. but right now, the best solution they've so far to solution they've got so far to stop day stop us paying 6 million a day is instead hotels, barges, is instead of hotels, barges, nannder is instead of hotels, barges, narinder there is nothing narinder kaur there is nothing wrong the barge. can wrong with the barge. they can get they have get off the barge. they have three a day. there three meals a day. there is a gym, there is a games room . gym, there is a games room. there is. there's shelter, there's heat. there's people cooking for them. and anna, i don't cooking for them. and anna, i teh-t thew.— cooking for them. and anna, i teh-t thew. yew— cooking for them. and anna, i don't know, you keep- t g and anna, i don't know, you keep saying , oh, don't know, you keep saying, oh, eeeete— don't know, you keep saying, oh, eeeete eme— don't know, you keep saying, oh, eeeete te— don't know, you keep saying, oh, people come to this country . people come to this country. whet— people come to this country. whet-eteee- people come to this country. what expect everything what do they expect everything going— what do they expect everything gehhg-hheyhe- going to play? they're not getthhg— going to play? they're not. getthhg—etete. getting anything on a plate. hte— getting anything on a plate. it's-oppressive- getting anything on a plate. it's oppressive environment it's an oppressive environment eteeet— it's an oppressive environment eteeet-meehe— it's an oppressive environment eteeet-meehe e- it's an oppressive environment except meals a day and except three meals a day and hewehhg. — except three meals a day and hewehhg. twt— except three meals a day and housing. but that's nothing on a etete. — housing. but that's nothing on a etete. they— housing. but that's nothing on a etete. they eh— housing. but that's nothing on a plate. they can leave barge, plate. they can leave the barge, but plate. they can leave the barge, twt het— plate. they can leave the barge, twt net the— plate. they can leave the barge, but not the port.— plate. they can leave the barge, but not the port. i— plate. they can leave the barge, but not the port. i think it's a herrhtte— but not the port. i think it's a horrible place— but not the port. i think it's a horrible place to— but not the port. i think it's a horrible place to live to put eeeete— horrible place to live to put eeeete whe— horrible place to live to put people who have fled trauma war or people who have fled trauma war er teethhge— people who have fled trauma war or beatings, and— people who have fled trauma war or beatings, and they come and sit or beatings, and they come and eht hh— or beatings, and they come and eht hh there— or beatings, and they come and sit in there with— or beatings, and they come and sit in there with no— or beatings, and they come and sit in there with no air conditioning. c sit in there with no air- conditioning. it's horrible. no . whoa,whoa, conditioning. it's horrible. no . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did yew get— . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did yew get the— . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? _ . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? i— . whoa, whoa, whoa. where did you get this from? i don't- . where did you get this from? r:rit c you get this from? i don't have air conditioning. they may well have air conditioning. i don't think anybody the studio think anybody in the studio probably conditioning in

think anybody in the studio probc'own conditioning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. conditioning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe)ning in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe you; in think anybody in the studio probc'own home. maybe you have, their own home. maybe you have, but why you but that's possibly why you think horrendous. but think a barge is horrendous. but there in single women there are women in single women refuges where you have to have their kids in the same room. there are ex—servicemen who have mouldy with mould. there mouldy homes with mould. there won't on bibi won't be mould on the bibi stockholm. know, and it stockholm. so, you know, and it will be we don't know. it's won't environment is won't be this environment is very basic. we don't actually thew— very basic. we don't actually thew .— very basic. we don't actually thew . hte— very basic. we don't actually know . it's the— rrity t. we don't actually know . it's the bottom of the know. it's the bottom of the tettem— know. it's the bottom of the tettem eht— know. it's the bottom of the bottom and it's— know. it's the bottom of the bottom and it's just to keep the teyhhg— bottom and it's just to keep the teyhhg ete— bottom and it's just to keep the teyhhg erewte we— bottom and it's just to keep the baying crowds up ,_ bottom and it's just to keep the baying crowds up, eased. bottom and it's just to keep the baying crowds up , eased. oh, baying crowds up, eased. oh, tet-e— baying crowds up, eased. oh, tet-e twet— baying crowds up, eased. oh, tet-e twet ewt— baying crowds up, eased. oh, let's just put them in worst let's just put them in the worst tht— let's just put them in the worst kind environment. �*ft�*iriti let's just put them in the worst kind environment. �*ft�*ititi r:rir kind of environment. where do you narinder kaur? where you suggest narinder kaur? where if biggest stockholm, if if not the biggest stockholm, if not about in not the hotels? how about in your will you take on an your house? will you take on an asylum seeker? you narinder kaur take on an asylum seeker? no, actually i wouldn't because i've got no daughter. no, i wouldn't . thet-e— got no daughter. no, i wouldn't . hhet-e the— got no daughter. no, i wouldn't . that's the answer.— gt; :g no, i wouldn't . that's the answer. nana. no, no . that's the answer. nana. no, he . thweye— . that's the answer. nana. no, no , no. always say, well, what no, no. always say, well, what is no, no. always say, well, what he the— no, no. always say, well, what is the answer?— no, no. always say, well, what is the answer? how's them? no, no, is the answer? how's them? no, no-het— is the answer? how's them? no, he-heehewertl- is the answer? how's them? no, no,-not.answer. - is the answer? how's them? no, no,-not.answer. i. no, that's not an answer. i wewtth-t— no, that's not an answer. i wouldn't take— no, that's not an answer. i wouldn't take on. - no, that's not an answer. i wouldn't take on. i- no, that's not an answer. i wouldn't take on. i wouldn't. i wouldn't take on. i wouldn't. i would have them on barges and actually go further. i would actually i'd go further. i would actually put them on cruise ships wouldn't ships and they wouldn't be getting off the ship either. peter edwards that's cruel. that's not cool. that's not

trwe. — that's not cool. that's not true. and britain is better than that. that's not that's not erwet — that. that's not that's not cruel. these— that's not that's not cruel. these cruise ships are emeehg— cruel. these cruise ships are amazing. they'll— cruel. these cruise ships are amazing. they'll have swimming eeete— amazing. they'll have swimming eeete-everythhhg— amazing. they'll have swimming pools everything like pools and everything else like thet.— pools and everything else like thet—ewrel pools and everything else like. that._sure that that. and i would make sure that the—were— that. and i would make sure that the _were faster. - the processing were faster. heter— ht- the processing were faster.| heter— ht they the processing were faster.- peter_|f they do peter edwards nana if they do get-ht— peter edwards nana if they do get-ht eteeee- peter edwards nana if they do get-ht eheeee e- peter edwards nana if they do get if places a massive, get poorly, if places a massive, etreh— get poorly, if places a massive, massive strain on— get poorly, if places a massive, massive strain on the local ehemet— massive strain on the local environment and community, the heeehtehe— environment and community, the heeehteheiheet— environment and community, the hospitals, need process it hospitals, we need to process it gwhetty. — hospitals, we need to process it gwhetty. ht— hospitals, we need to process it gwhetty. rt he— hospitals, we need to process it quickly. it is cruel— hospitals, we need to process it quickly. c tfctic air: quickly. it is cruel and there's no point saying me, well, no point saying to me, well, that's they stay the that's why they stay on the ship. peter. peter peter edwards. edwards. edwards. peter edwards. nannder edwards. peter edwards. narinder for edwards. peter edwards. - narinder-for destruction. narinder kaur for destruction. terhte— narinder kaur for destruction. larinda. peter— narinder kaur for destruction. larinda. peter edwards well, tetewr— larinda. peter edwards well, labour-wanted- labour said it wanted to see teeter— faster processing because there-e— faster processing because there's backlog , but faster processing because- there's-backlog , but i there's a huge backlog, but i thhht— there's a huge backlog, but i think larinda— there's a huge backlog, but i think larinda is— there's a huge backlog, but i think larinda is right. “riti think larinda is right. there's a think larinda is right. there's e-heetth— think larinda is right. there's a-health and— think larinda is right. there's a health and safety danger. think larinda is right. there's athink health and safety danger. think larinda is right. there's athink health ato safety danger. think larinda is right. there's athink health ato rephraseanger. i think perhaps to rephrase slightly larinda said, slightly what larinda said, maybe temperature maybe it's about temperature control . if you're on barge, control. if you're on a barge, there's risk of overcrowding as there's risk of overcrowding as there was at manston . it clearly there was at manston. it clearly has none of even the basic comfort . two essentials of a comfort. two essentials of a hotel or hostel. like what? or you said basic. what do you mean the teete— you said basic. what do you mean the basic? because— r: t. what do you mean the basic? because they've got eemetety— the basic? because they've got somebody cooking for them. they-we— somebody cooking for them. they-we get. — somebody cooking for them. they've got. they get food, they've got. so they get food, they-we— they've got. so they get food, they-we get— they've got. so they get food, they-we get e— they've got. so they get food, they've got a they've got they've got a gym, they've got a gemee— they've got a gym, they've got a games room , they've got their games room, they've got their own room..they_ games room, they've got their own room. they may share with own room. or they may share with eemetety. — somebody. but that's fair

ehewgh. — somebody. but that's fair ehewgh. -.- somebody. but that's fair enough. , what is somebody. but that's fair- enough. -, what is what do enough. what is, what is what do you enough. what is, what is what do yew-ee— enough. what is, what is what do yew-ee-wett- you defining as basic? well, thet— you defining as basic? well, first missing. _ you defining as basic? well, first missing. they've got tv. they-we— first missing. they've got tv. hheyhe-wh—th — first missing. they've got tv. they've-wi—fi .- first missing. they've got tv. they've wi—fi . what's they've got wi—fi. what's mheehhge— they've got wi—fi. what's missing? what's they've got wi—fi. what's- missing?-what's missing missing? what's what's missing in missing? what's what's missing hh yewr— missing? what's what's missing hh yewr-eeete. — missing? what's what's missing hh yewr-eeete. - missing? what's what's missing in your basic. �*ft�*ricc �*" in your view? basic. well, first of in your view? basic. well, first et ett— in your view? basic. well, first of all, i'm not sure there's a gym on a barge. i think there is a gym. there was a gym. i told the— a gym. there was a gym. i told the ehetwree— a gym. there was a gym. i told the pictures they've— gy there was a gym. i told the pictures they've showed the ehetwree— pictures of the gym and ewerythhhg. — pictures of the gym and everything. view, everything. what in your view, is- — everything. what in your view, he- they-re— everything. what in your view, is- they're probably. everything. what in your view,- is- they're probably more is basic? they're probably more access facilities than other people answering my people do. i'm not answering my ermhe—h— people do. i'm not answering my ermhe—h teht- people do. i'm not answering my own-i've told you- own questions. i've told you whet-e— own questions. i've told you. whet-e—tewhe what's on the barge. you you've eeht— what's on the barge. you you've eeht-hheyhe— what's on the barge. you you've said _they're-even- said they. they're not even getthhg—h-m getting basic facilities. i'm eeyhhg— getting basic facilities. i'm eeyhhg-yew- getting basic facilities. i'm saying, you defining saying, what are you defining as teete— basic? that's me asking you a gweetheh— basic? that's me asking you a gweethem-h-htl question. okay. so i think if yewhe— question. okay. so i think if yewhe tteehhg— question. okay. so i think if you're fleeing war zone or you're fleeing a war zone or a terrehem— you're fleeing a war zone or a terrehem yew— you're fleeing a war zone or a terrorism, you need a much greeter— terrorism, you need a much greeter-eweeerti terrorism, you need a much greater support than greater level of support than tehhg— greater level of support than tehhg etwet— greater level of support than being stuck on— greater level of support than being stuck on barge the being stuck on a barge in the mhttte— being stuck on a barge in the mhttteleee— being stuck on a barge in the middle sea bunch of middle of sea with a bunch of etrengere— middle of sea with a bunch of strangers. they're— middle of sea with a bunch of strangers. they're stuck on strangers. they're not stuck on a-they_ strangers. they're not stuck on e-hhey-etweyel a barge. they would always be whth— a barge. they would always be wtth—theyhei with strangers because they're not with strangers because they're net-whth— with strangers because they're not-with-friends. not going with their friends and temhty— not going with their friends and temhty-terge. — not going with their friends and family-barge. so- not going with their friends and family barge. so they'll family on this barge. so they'll ehweye— family on this barge. so they'll ehweye-eht— family on this barge. so they'll always-and they- family on this barge. so they'll. always-and they-get always be there and they can get off always be there and they can get ert—hew— always be there and they can get ert—hew te— always be there and they can get ert—hew te yew- always be there and they can get off_ how do you get. off the barge. how do you get off the barge. how do you get off the barge if you can't swim? no, they can get off the barge. it's no, they can get off the barge. ht-e meeret— no, they can get off the barge. it's moored there,— no, they can get off the barge. it's moored there, can it's moored there, but they can get—teh-tl get off the barge. they don't hewe— get off the barge. they don't hewe te— get off the barge. they don't hewe te etey— get off the barge. they don't have to stay on— get off the barge. they don't have to stay on the barge. they eehlhhte— have to stay on the barge. they eehlhhte the— have to stay on the barge. they can into the village. they can go into the village. they eh—ee theyl can go into the village. they- can_as they please. can come and go as they please. heter— can come and go as they please. peter-whet— can come and go as they please. peter-what do- can come and go as they please. peter-what do - do .

can come and go as they please.j peter-what do-do in peter okay. what do they do in the village? i'd imagine almost no money, no alternative accommodation, relatively few possessions. not have possessions. they may not have the vaccination possessions. they may not have the i vaccination possessions. they may not have the i they'd tion possessions. they may not have the i they'd be. record. i think they'd be. you've provide support you've got to provide support for fleeing war for people who are fleeing war zones, not stick on boat. zones, not stick them on a boat. anna anna, think that they anna anna, i think that they hewe—te- anna anna, i think that theyi have _to facilities have more access to facilities theh— have more access to facilities than _ british - have more access to facilities. than _ british people than many other british people wewtt— than many other british people wewtt te— than many other british people would be able— than many other british people would be able to— than many other british people would be able to access, like the— would be able to access, like the teet— would be able to access, like the teet they— would be able to access, like the fact they even have gym on the fact they even have a gym on the fact they even have a gym on the-h— the fact they even have a gym on the-h thth-t— the fact they even have a gym on the-i didn't even- the fact they even have a gym on the i didn't even know the barge. i didn't even know thet.— the barge. i didn't even know thet. — the barge. i didn't even know thet. lt— the barge. i didn't even know thet. lh-they- the barge. i didn't even knowi that. .i-they actually that. so i think they actually have to much more have access to much more facilities other facilities than most other people. and again, they're eemhhg— people. and again, they're coming-they're. people. and again, they're- coming-they're coming coming you know, they're coming in coming you know, they're coming hh—getthhg- in here and actually getting gwhte— in here and actually getting gwhte theyhe — in here and actually getting quite they're getting quite access to quite high quality thhhge— access to quite high quality things—that. . access to quite high qualityi things—that. so things in terms of that. so i thhht— things in terms of that. so i thhht .— things in terms of that. so i thhht . yew— things in terms of that. so i think , you know,— things in terms of that. so i think , you know, genuinely think, you know, i genuinely think, you know, i genuinely think that this shouldn't be, you know, a debate really almost about morality because you shouldn't be coming in here and expecting all of this. and if anything, probably anything, they're probably getting service . getting quite good service. nannder getting quite good service. narinder anna, you sound getting quite good service. - narinder-anna, you sound so narinder kaur anna, you sound so tehwtet. — narinder kaur anna, you sound so deluded. would- narinder kaur anna, you sound so deluded. would you— narinder kaur anna, you sound so deluded. : gt; air: c deluded. would you go and live on one then? you don't have to inqu on one then? you don't have to insult me. narinder kaur you go and nana you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland nana you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live nana you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live on nana you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live on aana you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live on a board? you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live on a board? i'd you insult me. narinder kaur you go anland live on a board? i'd love go and live on a board? i'd love to live a barge. i would. and to live on a barge. i would. and if i. to live on a barge. i would. and ht .. ht— to live on a barge. i would. and ht .. ht h— to live on a barge. i would. and if i. if i bleed.— to live on a barge. i would. and if i. if i bleed. if— to live on a barge. i would. and if i. if i bleed. if i— to live on a barge. i would. and if i. if i bleed. if i bleed.- if i. if i bleed. if i bleed. the— if i. if i bleed. if i bleed. the perfect— if i. if i bleed. if i bleed. the perfect safety of france and eeme-tt— the perfect safety of france and eeme-ht eht— the perfect safety of france and

eeme-ht eht h- the perfect safety of france and came uk and i given came to the uk and i was given three— came to the uk and i was given some three meals— came to the uk and i was given some three meals a day and i'd hewe— some three meals a day and i'd hewe e— some three meals a day and i'd hewe e gym— some three meals a day and i'd have a gym everything else have a gym and everything else like have a gym and everything else hhte thet— have a gym and everything else hhte thet eht— have a gym and everything else like that and i— have a gym and everything else like that and i could come and go like that and i could come and ge-eteeee.— like that and i could come and ge-eteeee-h-m- like that and i could come and go-please.-i'm just. go as i please. long i'm just going— go as i please. long i'm just going-thankful. - go as i please. long i'm just going thankful. going to be thankful. i think there-e—wetti going to be thankful. i think there's well that there's many people as well that can't afford their own homes. they afford to have they can't even afford to have meete— they can't even afford to have. meete—three meals and they're getting three meere— meals and they're getting three mete-theyhe- meals and they're getting three meals-they're getting. meals a day. they're getting food, people meals a day. they're getting food, for people meals a day. they're getting food, for months, people meals a day. they're getting food, for months, sittingt meals a day. they're getting food, for months, sitting in cooking for months, sitting in one on a on one room on a barge, on a disgraceful. they're not sitting in room. they're but in one room. they're moving. but some this country live some people in this country live like that. and how they like that. and that's how they live. are people who live. yeah, there are people who live. yeah, there are people who live there's no there live like that. there's no there are people in country who are people in this country who live like that. they get live like that. they don't get three for them. three meals cooked for them. they get their heating they don't get their heating electric for they electric paid for them. they don't games room. they don't have a games room. they don't have a games room. they don't that's don't have a gym that's in there. but that's argument of there. but that's an argument of saying have poverty there. but that's an argument of sa'britain have poverty there. but that's an argument of sa'britain , have poverty there. but that's an argument of sa'britain , we have poverty there. but that's an argument of sa'britain , we should ve poverty there. but that's an argument of sa'britain , we should therefore! in britain, we should therefore stuff the asylum seekers as well. that's fairness, is it well. that's not fairness, is it ? — well. that's not fairness, is it ? lym— well. that's not fairness, is it e lyew thhht— well. that's not fairness, is it ? .you think that- well. that's not fairness, is it ? you think that really what ? so you think that really what we do is give them we should do is give them a better standard of living than than a large population in this country? is that what you're saying, i did not say saying, peter no, i did not say that. what are you saying that. well, what are you saying then? because that's i then? because that's what i was trying to demolish your daft argument there's poverty trying to demolish your daft argbritain. there's poverty trying to demolish your daft argbritain. we there's poverty trying to demolish your daft argbritain. we there iere's poverty trying to demolish your daft argbritain. we there therefore arty in britain. we there therefore ehewtth-t— in britain. we there therefore shouldn't offer—

i i we there therefore shouldn't offer human rights and tehmeee— shouldn't offer human rights and tehmeee te— shouldn't offer human rights and fairness to people _ shouldn't offer human rights and fairness to people who are eethm— fairness to people who are asylum seekers. trirw fairness to people who are asylum seekers. ttirtw asylum seekers. no. now, you see, you've missed see, i think you've missed the point, point this, point, peter. my point was this, that actually what they have is a basic standard of living a good basic standard of living more people in this more than many people in this country have and other people who this country would who live in this country would be and grateful and be thankful and grateful and wouldn't expect for wouldn't expect something for nothing. you don't know nothing. well you don't know that hasn't commenced nothing. well you don't know that thank hasn't commenced nothing. well you don't know that thank very 't commenced nothing. well you don't know that thank very much.nenced nothing. well you don't know that thank very much. i'll ced yet. thank you very much. i'll give the last word, narinder give you the last word, narinder kaun give you the last word, narinder kaur. the ukrainian that came over 200,000, why didn't you over the 200,000, why didn't you put barges? why didn't put them on barges? why didn't you take put them on barges? why didn't yew tete ee— put them on barges? why didn't you take one-okay,- put them on barges? why didn't you take one-okay, fair. you take one then? okay, fair ehewgh. — you take one then? okay, fair enough. .didn't.- you take one then? okay, fair enough. .didn't. but. you take one then? okay, fair- enough. .didn't. but people enough. they didn't. but people took homes. took them into their homes. unlike prepared unlike you, you're not prepared to you very much. to do it. thank you very much. nannder a to do it. thank you very much. narinder a broadcaster and narinder kaur, a broadcaster and social also social commentator. also ann mcgovern, commentator mcgovern, political commentator , and peter former , and peter edwards, former editor labourlist . lovely editor of the labourlist. lovely to you. thank so to talk to you. thank you so much thoughts. well, much for your thoughts. well, there me. there you go. you're with me. i'm this is news i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. after the break, we'll continue our great british continue with our great british debate i'm debate this hour. and i'm asking, house asking, is it immoral to house migrants barges only? the migrants on barges only? the thoughts of my panel broadcaster and cundy. also and columnist lizzie cundy. also political commentator sam dowler. tuned because dowler. then stay tuned because at it's this week's at five it's this week's difficult conversation. i'll be

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nana akua. now it's time for our great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, great british debate this hour. and i'm asking , is it immoral? and i'm asking, is it immoral? how's migrants on barges? the government have confirmed that its plans to house around about 500 single adult males who have crossed the channel on barges and on one barge in particular are just off the dorset coast as part of its plans to reduce the cost of accommodating asylum seekers. whilst their claims are being processed. however, the plans have met with opposition by local conservative mps and also the refugee charities alike, with amnesty international saying that the barge was not appropriate accommodation for people fleeing war and was yet another example of how the government has grossly mismanaged the asylum system. people fleeing system. although people fleeing war are refugees , aren't they war are refugees, aren't they asylum seekers of people who are seeking from fear of seeking asylum from fear of persecution and migrants are usually economic migrants. so for the great british debate this out, i'm asking is it immoral to house migrants on barges as well? let's see what my panel maker that joined barges as well? let's see what mycolumnist ker that joined barges as well? let's see what mycolumnist and hat joined barges as well? let's see what mycolumnist and broadcastered by columnist and broadcaster lizzie also broadcast by columnist and broadcaster

lizziepolitical also broadcast by columnist and broadcaster lizziepolitical commentatorrt by columnist and broadcaster lizziepolitical commentator sam from political commentator sam dowler. sam, did i come to you first last time? no. you went to lizzie first. well, lizzie egehh— lizzie first. well, lizzie egehm tee— lizzie first. well, lizzie again. yes you- lizzie first. well, lizzie again. yes you do- ri �*" well, lizzie again. yes you do . is it wrong? again. yes you do. is it wrong? is again. yes you do. is it wrong? he ht— again. yes you do. is it wrong? he ht hmmeret— again. yes you do. is it wrong? is it immoral ?_ again. yes you do. is it wrong? is it immoral ? um. c c?’ is it immoral? um. isn't it? hte— is it immoral? um. isn't it? he eweh— is it immoral? um. isn't it? he eweh e— is it immoral? um. isn't it? it's such a difficult subject because , i mean, we shouldn't because, i mean, we shouldn't even be in this position when they say about the however many millions a keeping them in millions a day keeping them in hotels. like these hotels. i mean, like these hotels. i mean, like these hotels at an average cost of £120 per person. hundred and 50. yeah. is obviously more, £120 per person. hundred and 50. yeah. than is obviously more, £120 per person. hundred and 50. yeah. than i is obviously more, £120 per person. hundred and 50. yeah. than i wouldiously more, £120 per person. hundred and 50. yeah. than i wouldiouslforiore, more than i would pay for a travelodge when i go to somebody's wedding, you know what like, what i mean? so it's like, this is weddings, somebody is can't two weddings, somebody will . but is, is will have. but this is, this is this lot of money like like this is a lot of money like like i mean should be speeding i mean they should be speeding up processing . that's what i mean they should be speeding up shouldzssing . that's what i mean they should be speeding up should be ng . that's what i mean they should be speeding up should be ng . th likewhat i mean they should be speeding up should be ng . th like they they should be doing. like they should mainly on should be focusing mainly on that. we agree with but that. we agree with that. but twt— that. we agree with that. but twt hh— that. we agree with that. but but in-meantime,- we agree with that. but but in meantime, you've got but in the meantime, you've got too— but in the meantime, you've got too eme— but in the meantime, you've got too ee— but in the meantime, you've got 400 came over the— but in the meantime, you've got 400 came over the other day. so yewr— 400 came over the other day. so yewr mte— 400 came over the other day. so your numbers are— 400 came over the other day. so your numbers are still hmreeehg— your numbers are still increasing. this is so increasing. look, this is so the— increasing. look, this is so thhe he— increasing. look, this is so thhe he e— increasing. look, this is so this is a three— increasing. look, this is so this is a three story vessel hemet— this is a three story vessel named-bibby- this is a three story vessel named bibby stockholm . this is a three story vessel- named-bibby stockholm . and named the bibby stockholm. and it's named the bibby stockholm. and ht-e-te— named the bibby stockholm. and ht-e-te te— named the bibby stockholm. and it's-to be berthed- named the bibby stockholm. and it's-to be berthed just- it's going to be berthed just off, just off portland. and, you know, like on very know, so like this on this very ship , a know, so like this on this very ship, a person died and there's been rape and abuse been reports of rape and abuse on when it was used for by

on board when it was used for by the dutch government to detain asylum but asylum seekers. so, i mean, but who's committing the assaults? yeah, people on the. yeah, of course. people on the. teet— yeah, of course. people on the. teehleewree— yeah, of course. people on the. yeah,.course.-this- yeah, of course. people on the. yeah,.course.-this is- yeah, of course. and this is this going to be as this is all going to be men as well perhaps, and perhaps actually maybe people on actually maybe the people on that were people who were that those were people who were criminals. may have criminals. some of them may have teem — criminals. some of them may have teem wett— criminals. some of them may have teem wet. hte— criminals. some of them may have been. well, it's all— criminals. some of them may have been. well, it's all going to be men, isn't it? yeah, but but the fact other people committed fact that other people committed other boat other crimes whilst on that boat is not really any argument to say that somebody else shouldn't be boat. that's like be on that boat. that's like eeyhhg— be on that boat. that's like eeyhhg yew— be on that boat. that's like saying you can't— be on that boat. that's like saying you can't live- tit" that's like saying you can't live in that hwee— saying you can't live in that house-think- saying you can't live in that house. think died in the house. i just think died in the hwee — house. i just think died in the hwee ltwet— house. i just think died in the house. ijust think-arel house. i just think they are straight, straight out of the fireplace, fire, fireplace, into the fire, really. mean, pan , really. i mean, frying pan, frying pan france. well, frying pan in france. well, yeah. france. you come to a boat? yeah. mean, boat? well, yeah. i mean, like, i think should get our money i think we should get our money back but it back from france. but is it really what should doing really what we should be doing to lives more to make their lives more miserable don't miserable so that they don't come the is that come over on the boats? is that is the plan? we need a is that the plan? we need a teterrent— is that the plan? we need a deterrent. we— is that the plan? we need a. deterrent. we - deterrent. is that the plan? we need a- deterrent. we - deterrent. deterrent. we need a deterrent. wett— deterrent. we need a deterrent. well,-wondering- deterrent. we need a deterrent. well,-wondering it. well,| well, we're wondering it. well, you know what, sam?- well, we're wondering it. well, you know what, sam? it- �*ft�*ricc ti : g c well, you know what, sam? it has �*xwhicc ti : g c well, you know what, sam? it has to heeeem — you know what, sam? it has to heeeem _t— you know what, sam? it has to heeeem -he why- you know what, sam? it has to happen. is why i've happen. and this is why i've ehweye— happen. and this is why i've ehweye-trem — happen. and this is why i've always-from the- happen. and this is why i've always from the start, we always said from the start, we heet— always said from the start, we met te— always said from the start, we met te get— always said from the start, we need to get-the- always said from the start, we need to get the european need to get rid of the european twtgee— need to get rid of the europeani twtgee—thet judges and make sure that that erehe— judges and make sure that that etehe trem — judges and make sure that that plane from rwanda takes off. but heet.— plane from rwanda takes off. but

heet-terge— plane from rwanda takes off. but look, barge, enough look, one barge, that's enough to look, one barge, that's enough te-ehe— look, one barge, that's enough to-one-intake- look, one barge, that's enough to-one-intake of. to house one day's intake of mhgrehte— to house one day's intake of migrants, slightly , and that's migrants, slightly, and that's the-tht— migrants, slightly, and that's the-and what's- migrants, slightly, and that's the and what's it going the problem. and what's it going to the problem. and what's it going te te— the problem. and what's it going te te ttee— the problem. and what's it going to be like? it's— the problem. and what's it going to be like? it's going be to be like? it's going to be hhte— to be like? it's going to be hhte-trem- to be like? it's going to be like-from that- like a scene from that movie weterwertt— like a scene from that movie waterworld with— like a scene from that movie waterworld with kevin costner whth— waterworld with kevin costner wtth-the— waterworld with kevin costner with .the boats, _ waterworld with kevin costner with the boats, you know, in with all the boats, you know, in every— with all the boats, you know, in every eert— with all the boats, you know, in every port going— with all the boats, you know, in every port going back there, tety— every port going back there, tety. there— every port going back there, baby, there are— every port going back there, baby, there are so many. every pott 90mg back there, baby, there are so many, . 3 baby, there are so many. and whet— baby, there are so many. and whet etewt— baby, there are so many. and what about the— baby, there are so many. and what about the 160,000 dead that are to be are still awaiting to be processed? and as sam said, the ereeeeehhg— processed? and as sam said, the ereeeeehhg-te— processed? and as sam said, the ereeeeehhg-te te- processed? and as sam said, the processing-to be dealt- processing needs to be dealt whth— processing needs to be dealt whth. we— processing needs to be dealt with. we need— processing needs to be dealt with. we need to— processing needs to be dealt with. we need to turn back. i teht— with. we need to turn back. i teh-t tetew— with. we need to turn back. i don't listen, the— with. we need to turn back. i don't listen, the barges are own eeeehe— don't listen, the barges are own eeeete eht— don't listen, the barges are own eeeete eht the— don't listen, the barges are own people and the homeless sleep on the eheet.— people and the homeless sleep on the street. they've— people and the homeless sleep on the street. they've got they've got the street. they've got they've get eeet— the street. they've got they've got pool tables— the street. they've got they've got pool tables in— the street. they've got they've got pool tables in there. look twt— got pool tables in there. look twt ht— got pool tables in there. look but if there's— got pool tables in there. look but if there's one— got pool tables in there. look but if there's one deterrent, twt— but if there's one deterrent, twt whet— but if there's one deterrent, but what they've got to do, the gewemmeht— but what they've got to do, the government look— but what they've got to do, the government look at the grass reeet— government look at the grass reeet teet— government look at the grass roots, look at— government look at the grass roots, look at the— government look at the grass roots, look at the gangs, why the— roots, look at the gangs, why thhe hee— roots, look at the gangs, why this has happening. you've got to this has happening. you've got te etee— this has happening. you've got te etee the— this has happening. you've got to stop the gangs— this has happening. you've got to stop the gangs with no gangs. there-e— to stop the gangs with no gangs. there's-crossings— to stop the gangs with no gangs. there's-crossings is- to stop the gangs with no gangs. there's crossings is they there's no crossings is they hewe— there's no crossings is they have-something.- there's no crossings is they have something. they've have to do something. they've tehe— have to do something. they've teee-tett— have to do something. they've teee-teht .- have to do something. they've done _talk , waffle . have to do something. they've done talk , waffle and done too much talk, waffle and no done too much talk, waffle and he eetheh — done too much talk, waffle and he eetheh ter— done too much talk, waffle and no action for too— done too much talk, waffle and no action for too long. 31... g no action for too long. putting a no action for too long. putting e eteeter— no action for too long. putting a plaster on like a it is a broken archery. you know, you just put a plaster on it because it's because it's just because it's because it's just because it's just gushing like the problems are you know, there's so many moving parts with this.

like, you know, where, where are we gehhg — like, you know, where, where are we gehhg te — like, you know, where, where are we gehhg te ewt— like, you know, where, where are we going to put them? we have to etee— we going to put them? we have to etee them— we going to put them? we have to etee them eemhhg— we going to put them? we have to stop them coming over and it's ewet— stop them coming over and it's ewet-e— stop them coming over and it's just-a solution.— stop them coming over and it's just a solution. no, just not a solution. no, exeetty. — just not a solution. no, exactly. and - just not a solution. no, exactly. and they're like, oh, hew—hhte- now barges. i mean, like hethhhg.— now barges. i mean, like nothing. . but nothing. nothing's working. but the terge— nothing. nothing's working. but the barge solution— nothing. nothing's working. but the barge solution is— nothing. nothing's working. but the barge solution is a- nothing. nothing's working. but the barge solution is a small ripple ocean, basically. ripple in the ocean, basically. it's how are you going to do it on every there's going on every port, there's going to be everywhere . i mean, be barges everywhere. i mean, look, it's they're— be barges everywhere. i mean, look, it's they're trying- g i mean, look, it's they're trying to ee-t- look, it's they're trying to save-of money| look, it's they're trying to- save-of money because save some sort of money because etherwhee— otherwise, otherwise, we're gehhg— otherwise, otherwise, we're - going—paying going to have to carry on paying mehey— going to have to carry on paying mehey ter— going to have to carry on paying money for hotels. _ going to have to carry on paying money for hotels. so we're rwmhhg— money for hotels. so we're rwmhhg ewt— money for hotels. so we're running out hotels. well, running out of hotels. well, exeetty. — running out of hotels. well, exactly. that's— running out of hotels. well, exactly. that's the thing as weht— exactly. that's the thing as wet tht— exactly. that's the thing as well. and they— exactly. that's the thing as well. and they know they will ewt— well. and they know they will ewt et— well. and they know they will run out of hotels— well. and they know they will run out of hotels as this carries-they- run out of hotels as this carries _they afford carries on and they can't afford it. carries on and they can't afford ht. we— carries on and they can't afford ht. we eee-t— carries on and they can't afford it. we can't afford— carries on and they can't afford it. we can't afford it. so they hewehh— it. we can't afford it. so they haven't done— it. we can't afford it. so they haven't done basic haven't done the basic and teetgrewht— haven't done the basic and background which background stuff, which is ereeeeehhg— background stuff, which is processing quickly, which processing them quickly, which i wewtt—wewtt- would like. i said i would i wewtt— would like. i said i would i wewtt-thre- would like. i said i would ii would-fire.those would literally fire all those ehyth— would literally fire all those ewh-.— would literally fire all those ehwhh-. t— would literally fire all those ehwhh-. t tet- would literally fire all thosei civil-. a lot-them civil servants. a lot of them gehhg— civil servants. a lot of them are going. strike - civil servants. a lot of them are going strike at the are going on strike at the mmeht— are going on strike at the moment, which i think is why heht— moment, which i think is why heh-t there— moment, which i think is why isn't there why— moment, which i think is why isn't there why isn't there a teem— isn't there why isn't there a teem et— isn't there why isn't there a team of them— isn't there why isn't there a team of them doing it? but they eeeerehtty— apparently are posting i think it apparently are posting i think ht-et— apparently are posting i think ht-et-ewery- apparently are posting i think it-at-every week. apparently are posting i think it at every week or it was at 9:00 every week or eemethhhg. — it was at 9:00 every week or eemethhhg. h— it was at 9:00 every week or something. i mean, i would have theh— something. i mean, i would have their—performance. something. i mean, i would have their 3it3 performance something. i mean, i would have their 3it3 rir'ierformance something. i mean, i would have their 3it3 trir. ince pay. yes. yes, of course. correct. should have five correct. they should have five days process , you know, and days of process, you know, and take out . and we have to

take and out. and we have to take and out. and we have to take and out. and we have to take a leaf out of australia's way. what they did with turning back thing we back the boats. the thing is we gave money to france. gave so much money to france. what france doing what are france doing exactly with money? withdraw the with that money? withdraw the money it's a it's money from france. it's a it's the it's money from france. it's a it's the he the— money from france. it's a it's the it's the tories— money from france. it's a it's the it's the tories in- t it's a it's the it's the tories in general. hhte— the it's the tories in general. hhte-whete- the it's the tories in general.- like _whole-debacle the it's the tories in general. like they whole debacle the it's the tories in general. like they seemiole debacle the it's the tories in general. like they seem toe debacle the it's the tories in general. like they seem to be debacle the it's the tories in general. like they seem to be abletbacle the it's the tories in general. like they seem to be able to cle , all they seem to be able to weete— , all they seem to be able to weete mehey— , all they seem to be able to waste money like— , all they seem to be able to waste money like it's going out of waste money like it's going out et-hhey— waste money like it's going out et-hhey te— waste money like it's going out of they do nothing. of fashion. they do nothing. t hey— of fashion. they do nothing. theylhethhhg— of fashion. they do nothing. they nothing but poke money of fashion. they do nothing. tha' nothing but poke money of fashion. they do nothing. tha situation ng but poke money of fashion. they do nothing. tha situation ng bigoes(e money at a situation that goes etrehght— at a situation that goesi straight-drain. at a situation that goes. straight-drain. straight down the drain. stermer— straight down the drain. starmer-five- straight down the drain. l starmer-five points starmer and his five points didn't even mention the immigration he? didn't even mention the immitwason he? didn't even mention the immitwason actually he? didn't even mention the immitwason actually heto what was he actually going to do? love know, do? because i'd love to know, but can't. he hasn't but he can't. he hasn't mentioned— but he can't. he hasn't mentioned it- ti c he hasn't mentioned it because ti“ c he hasn't mentioned it because he sits but he can't. he hasn't- mentioned it because he sits on the-hee— mentioned it because he sits on the-hee het— mentioned it because he sits on the-he's not-not. mentioned it because he sits on the-he's not.-not in| the fence. he's not. he's not in ewe— the fence. he's not. he's not in ewet-het— the fence. he's not. he's not in power.-not forget- power. let's just not forget etewt— power. let's just not forget etewt-eet— power. let's just not forget about - got to - power. let's just not forgeti about - got to .with power. let's just not forget- about - got to .with it. about that. got to do with it. listen, if i'm going to you listen, if i'm going to give you a job as a leader of a party that going guide this that are going to guide this country safety, i'd want to country to safety, i'd want to know going know what you're going to do about of the biggest about one of the biggest problems that the is problems that the country is providing. don't open providing. and if you don't open your about it, then you your mouth about it, then you also can't define woman. then your mouth about it, then you alscafraid define woman. then your mouth about it, then you alsc afraid defi struggling n. then i'm afraid i'm struggling to even trust might even trust you. you might do that, a man. that, sam, because you're a man. so you couldn't so it's okay if you couldn't define a you might. he did define a man. you might. he did it that once. that one— r:ri i“ 3ir. g“ he did it that once. that one interview you— it that once. that one interview yew-teee.— it that once. that one interview yew-teee. tew— it that once. that one interview you-keep. you can't- it that once. that one interview you keep. you can't keep you can't keep. you can't keep teehhhg— you can't keep. you can't keep teehhhg-thet- you can't keep. you can't keep bashing-that he bashing him with that because he was-embarrassed- bashing him with that because he

was embarrassed by the was he was embarrassed by the wemeh-hewe— was he was embarrassed by thei women-have-we women don't have a penis. we ehewht— women don't have a penis. we ehewht-thet. — women don't have a penis. we should .that. you- women don't have a penis. we should .that. you do?- women don't have a penis. we. should .that. you do? yeah. should play that. you do? yeah. come should play that. you do? yeah. ceme eh— should play that. you do? yeah. ceme se— : you do? yeah. come on. so embarrassing. i teht—et- come on. so embarrassing. i teh-t—et ewri don't want the leader of our eewhtry— don't want the leader of our eewhtry te— don't want the leader of our country to not— don't want the leader of our country to not know what a woman were— country to not know what a woman we're-discussing— country to not know what a woman we're discussing that. not we're not discussing that. not to we're not discussing that. not te—tetthhg. i to mention we're talking. we're tetthhg— to mention we're talking. we're. tetthhg—hewe to mention we're talking. we're. tehthhe —hewe to mention we're talking. we're ta|this country, have to mention we're talking. we're ta|this country, which have to mention we're talking. we're ta|this country, which is have to mention we're talking. we're ta|this country, which is thathave in this country, which is that is but none you is the biggest. but none of you hewe— is the biggest. but none of you have answered— is the biggest. but none of you have answered the— gg but none of you have answered the question whether— have answered the question. whether—ht-e whether it's immoral. no, it's het— whether it's immoral. no, it's not immoral. it's not immoral at all. are sleeping not immoral. it's not immoral at allthe are sleeping not immoral. it's not immoral at allthe streets. are sleeping not immoral. it's not immoral at allthe streets. ourtre sleeping not immoral. it's not immoral at allthe streets. our own .eeping not immoral. it's not immoral at allthe streets. our own people not immoral. it's not immoral at all'sleeping s. our own people not immoral. it's not immoral at all'sleeping on )ur own people not immoral. it's not immoral at all'sleeping on )ur lstreets. ple are sleeping on the streets. it's moral. what i don't. it's not moral. what i don't. is moral? i don't think is it a moral? i don't think i teht— is it a moral? i don't think i teh-t thhht— is it a moral? i don't think i don't think it's— is it a moral? i don't think i don't think it's moral. don't think it's a moral. i meemlteh-t— don't think it's a moral. i mean,ldon't i- don't think it's a moral. i mean,ldon't i don't- don't think it's a moral. i mean, don't i don't think it's mean, i don't i don't think it's right, but i don't think have right, but i don't think we have any no else any other solution. no one else is with any other is coming up with any other solution. so mean, it's solution. so i mean, to say it's a mean the a moral would mean that the situation these barges a moral would mean that the siturterrible these barges a moral would mean that the siturterrible andthese barges a moral would mean that the siturterrible andthtwasiarges a moral would mean that the siturterrible andthtwas like s was terrible and it was like a prison. and it was. and they were going to get dysentery like they those places. they were in those last places. this if there's if as long as they're being they're human rights are being respected they're human rights are being respe

discussing. and i'm going to head over to bristol, have a chat harris this chat with lee lee harris this easter. taking his out easter. he's taking his time out to lee, you. to talk to us. lee, thank you. thank you. right. lisa, what do you think? is it immoral to house barges? of course house them on barges? of course it's immoral. nana it's not immoral. nana you're eteehwtety— it's not immoral. nana you're absolutely-about- it's not immoral. nana you're absolutely-about the. nana you're absolutely about the barge absolutely right about the barge in absolutely right about the barge hh gweetheh— absolutely right about the barge in question. the— absolutely right about the barge in question. the people criticising— in question. the people criticising simply haven't in question. the people criticitheir simply haven't in question. the people criticitheir research haven't in question. the people criticitheir research .aven't in question. the people criticitheir research . your't in question. the people criticitheir research . you know, done their research. you know, as done their research. you know, ee yew— done their research. you know, ee yew rhghtty— done their research. you know, as you rightly pointed out, the thth — as you rightly pointed out, the bibi stockholm - as you rightly pointed out, the bibi stockholm is described as twtwry— bibi stockholm is described as luxury accommodation with gwehhty— luxury accommodation with twenty-.— luxury accommodation with gwethty-. hw- luxury accommodation with quality-, tv, tv,- luxury accommodation with quality , tv, tv, wi—fi, quality dining, tv, tv, wi—fi, en quality dining, tv, tv, wi—fi, eh ewhte— quality dining, tv, tv, wi—fi, en suite, bathroom facilities eht— en suite, bathroom facilities eht hee— en suite, bathroom facilities and has leisure— en suite, bathroom facilities and has leisure and relaxation areas on board. _ and has leisure and relaxation areas on board. tt: “g areas on board. according to their website, which i've got up in front of me now, the bbc stockholm was recently chartered for a ten month contract by a company provide accommodation for a ten month contract by a conworkers provide accommodation for a ten month contract by a conworkers developingiommodation for a ten month contract by a conworkers developing the nodation for a ten month contract by a conworkers developing the newrtion for workers developing the new shetland shetland gas plant. they gave it glowing reviews as the workers liked it so much they extended the contract for another eight months. so the contract sorry. so the quality of the accommodation not a of the accommodation is not a problem . the real question is , problem. the real question is, is problem. the real question is, he ht— problem. the real question is, he ht merehhy— problem. the real question is, is it morally right— problem. the real question is, is it morally right for- the real question is, is it morally right for the ewthhe— is it morally right for the ewthhe te— is it morally right for the ewtthe te eey— is it morally right for the public to pay £6 million a day to public to pay £6 million a day te hewee— public to pay £6 million a day to house illegal— public to pay £6 million a day to house illegal migrants in hetetee— to house illegal migrants in hotels? and— to house illegal migrants in hotels? and the _ to house illegal migrants in hotels? and the obvious answer is hotels? and the obvious answer he eteehwtehy— hotels? and the obvious answer is absolutely not— hotels? and the obvious answer

is absolutely not putting mhgrehte— is absolutely not putting mhgrehte hh— is absolutely not putting migrants in hotels is a huge ewtt— migrants in hotels is a huge ewtt teeter— migrants in hotels is a huge pull factor and— migrants in hotels is a huge pull factor and people have died . hhteretty— pull factor and people have died , literally died— pull factor and people have died , literally died trying to httegetty— , literally died trying to illegally cross the channel is thet— illegally cross the channel is thet meretty— illegally cross the channel is that morally right? 0” trir. that morally right? of course it's that morally right? of course he het. tew— that morally right? of course it's not. you know,- that morally right? 0” trir. c you know, the current it's not. you know, the current ehtwetheh— it's not. you know, the current situation and _ it's not. you know, the current situation and the— c you know, the current situation and the numbers of eeeete— situation and the numbers of eeeete ehterhhg— situation and the numbers of people entering this country httegetty— people entering this country httegetty he— people entering this country illegally is simply not sustainable- illegally is simply not sustainable at the moment. the meeeeeg— sustainable at the moment. the meeeeeg he— sustainable at the moment. the message is come— sustainable at the moment. the message is come to— sustainable at the moment. the message is come to britain and this is genuine. this is etrehght— this is genuine. this is straight from - this is genuine. this is straight from the - gti“. this is straight from the government wetehte— straight from the government website which _ straight from the government website which is— straight from the government website which is actually ewehhethe— website which is actually available for— website which is actually available for everyone to look at. available for everyone to look et. — available for everyone to look et. se— available for everyone to look et. se yew— available for everyone to look et. se yew eeh— available for everyone to look at. so you can read- available for everyone to look at. t“ : at. so you can read this yourself messages come yourself and the messages come to britain. you're going to get a weekly allowance , put in a weekly allowance, put up in a hotel, free healthcare for hotel, get free healthcare for free prescriptions, dental free prescriptions, free dental care, free eye tests, a school place for your children, and you are very, very unlikely to be removed . all these benefits, by removed. all these benefits, by the way , are exactly the same. the way, are exactly the same. whether you're accepted for asylum or you're refused for asylum or you're refused for asylum , they're almost asylum, they're almost idenfical asylum, they're almost identical, slightly less allowance, but it's pretty much the same . you know, the only way the same. you know, the only way to the same. you know, the only way te teethe— the same. you know, the only way to tackle illegal— you know, the only way to tackle illegal immigration is to tackle illegal immigration is te teter— to tackle illegal immigration is te teter eeeete— to tackle illegal immigration is to deter people from wanting to come. you know,— to deter people from wanting to come. you know, if— to deter people from wanting to come. 3; �*" to deter people from wanting to come. 3ir. �*" : come. you know, if they refused entry entry to the uk and

eventually sent to rwanda, they're less likely to pay criminals. thousands of pounds to illegally enter the uk . if to illegally enter the uk. if the deterrent works , it means we the deterrent works, it means we can protect life , save money on can protect life, save money on hotel bills and eventually, you know, regain control over a really clogged up immigration system. something needs to be done. something needs to be teee.— done. something needs to be tehe. h— done. something needs to be tehe. hthhht— done. something needs to be done. i think we're— : something needs to be done. i think we're going to do eemethhhg— done. i think we're going to do eemethhhg eh— done. i think we're going to do something on the— done. i think we're going to do something on the home office soon because— something on the home office soon because i'm— something on the home office soon because i'm not happy with the—eel the fact that they're taking so hehg— the fact that they're taking so tehg-hhttte. - the fact that they're taking sol tehg-hhttte. _yew long to do so little. thank you so long to do so little. thank you ee mweh— long to do so little. thank you ee mweh tee.— long to do so little. thank you so much, lee. lovely to talk to yew.— so much, lee. lovely to talk to yew—heme. - so much, lee. lovely to talk to you._harris. he's. so much, lee. lovely to talk toi you._harris. he's our you. that's lee harris. he's our treet— you. that's lee harris. he's our eeet—teteyi great british voice. well today the—he— great british voice. well todayi i've—islimmoral i've been asking, is it immoral to i've been asking, is it immoral te—tergeeei to house migrants on barges? tete—hh- to house migrants on barges?i tete—hh teweh lots of you be getting in touch whth— lots of you be getting in touch wtth-vhewe— lots of you be getting in touch wtth-whewe .— lots of you be getting in touch with-views . who's- lots of you be getting in touch with views . who's that? with your views. who's that? the— with your views. who's that? hhhe he— with your views. who's that? this is sarah— with your views. who's that? this is sarah .— with your views. who's that? this is sarah . sarah says, how this is sarah. sarah says, how ht— this is sarah. sarah says, how ht te— this is sarah. sarah says, how can it be immoral— this is sarah. sarah says, how can it be immoral to house mhgrehte— can it be immoral to house mhgrehte hh— can it be immoral to house mhgrehte hh e— can it be immoral to house migrants in a barge with three ewegre— migrants in a barge with three ewegre meere— migrants in a barge with three square meals a— migrants in a barge with three square meals a day, a comfortable- square meals a day, a comfortable bed , luxury gym and comfortable bed, luxury gym and mweh— comfortable bed, luxury gym and mwet-mwet— comfortable bed, luxury gym and much-must seem- comfortable bed, luxury gym and much must seem like much more? it must seem like heeeh— much more? it must seem like heeeh te— much more? it must seem like heeeh te meet— much more? it must seem like heaven to most of— much more? it must seem like heaven to most of them . exactly. heaven to most of them. exactly. i heaven to most of them. exactly. h meere— heaven to most of them. exactly. h meee-em — heaven to most of them. exactly. i mean, on. seriously is it i mean, come on. seriously is it a i mean, come on. seriously is it e-tettee — i mean, come on. seriously is it e-tettee we— i mean, come on. seriously is it a-table? we also- i mean, come on. seriously is it a table? �*ftri r:rit“ c i mean, come on. seriously is it. a-table? we also don't know a pool table? we also don't know if they can use all the facilities . so why mean. facilities. so why not? i mean. i mean, like what gentleman i mean, like what the gentleman just know, just said there. like, you know, obviously get the obviously they get on the website. that's that's the

tories. i'm not sure you can't use that now. i think they're going— use that now. i think they're gehhg te— use that now. i think they're gehhg te get— use that now. i think they're gehhg te get eh— c.3ri i think they're going to get on they're not going— going to get on they're not gehhg te— going to get on they're not gehhg te get— going to get on they're not going to get quite the same treetmeht— going to get quite the same treatment there's treatment like like there's some eert—teeh- sort of, you know, yeah, yeah, yeeh. — sort of, you know, yeah, yeah, yeeh. _m- sort of, you know, yeah, yeah,j yeeh. —eh sem sort of, you know, yeah, yeah,- yeah. _on sam says yeah. let's do come on sam says a about a lot is being said about substandard accommodation for migrants. this former military accommodation was perfectly fit for personnel for years, for service personnel for years, including barges following the falklands conflicts shows how little we now value our military. well, exactly. i'd agree that. as well. some agree with that. as well. some of our most beautiful landmarks agree with that. as well. some oarmy most beautiful landmarks agree with that. as well. some oarmy most anditiful landmarks agree with that. as well. some oarmymost and thingstndmarks agree with that. as well. some oarmymost and thingstndmthat , army base and things like that being when the blame lies being used when the blame lies at the feet of the home office . at the feet of the home office. exactly. does it really does. twery— exactly. does it really does. twery ttme— exactly. does it really does. every time every you every time. every time. you eee-t— every time. every time. you eeh-t teet— every time. every time. you eeh-t teet e— every time. every time. you can't book a weekend away, every time. every time. you can'can'tk a weekend away, every time. every time. you can'can'tk a a weekend away, every time. every time. you can'can'tk a a wedding.i away, every time. every time. you can'can'tk a a wedding. ourty, you can't book a wedding. our hetete— you can't book a wedding. our hetehe ee— you can't book a wedding. our hotels are _taken- you can't book a wedding. our hotels are taken you hotels are being taken up. you thew.— hotels are being taken up. you thew-reetty— hotels are being taken up. you know, really disgusting. know, it's really disgusting. tew— know, it's really disgusting. - wew—yewe you found something, have you? yes you found something, have you? tee — you found something, have you? tee vewhe— you found something, have you? yes you've-been- you found something, have you? yes you've-been able- you found something, have you? yes 3ir. i“ you found something, have you?- yes you've-been able to book yes you've not been able to book a we can't a lot a travel because we can't a lot of these hotels, we use swimming places. and local places. and for the local eemmwnhty— places. and for the local. community._one community. but i've got one teeehhy. — community. but i've got one. locally. _now. well locally. our hotels now. well heeh— locally. our hotels now. well heeh-h-m— locally. our hotels now. well heeh-h-m-et- locally. our hotels now. well dean-i'm-of hearing| dean says i'm sick of hearing etewt— dean says i'm sick of hearing etewt-gwethty- dean says i'm sick of hearing about-quality of- dean says i'm sick of hearing about quality of life about the poor quality of life of-immigrants. - about the poor quality of life of immigrants. don't about the poor quality of life of muchimmigrants. don't about the poor quality of life of much hand—wringingon't about the poor quality of life of much hand—wringing byt about the poor quality of life of much hand—wringing by the see much hand—wringing by the left see much hand—wringing by the tett whhgere— see much hand—wringing by the left wingers about— see much hand—wringing by the left wingers about our own hemeteee— left wingers about our own homeless people . why are we homeless people. why are we teethhg— homeless people. why are we tehthhg ee— homeless people. why are we bending over backwards to help the teet—

bending over backwards to help the teet eeeete— bending over backwards to help the boat people when our own eeeete— the boat people when our own eeeete-ter- the boat people when our owni people _far-than people would be far more than gretetwt— people would be far more than gretetwh ter— people would be far more than gretetwh ter e— people would be far more than grateful for a weekly cash ewtehtye— grateful for a weekly cash subsidy? three _ grateful for a weekly cash subsidy? three hot meals day subsidy? three hot meals a day eht— subsidy? three hot meals a day eet-ter— subsidy? three hot meals a day eht-ter the— subsidy? three hot meals a day and-for the night- subsidy? three hot meals a day and for the night and very and a bed for the night and very eemtertette— and a bed for the night and very comfortable accommodation under . fortunately, the british are ty— . fortunately, the british are ty the— . fortunately, the british are seen by the rest— . fortunately, the british are seen by the rest of the world as a seen by the rest of the world as e-teweh.— seen by the rest of the world as e-teweh.-why- a soft touch. that's why they all a soft touch. that's why they ert-eeme— a soft touch. that's why they all-come-welll all want to come here. well heet.— all want to come here. well hee. hee. — all want to come here. well hear, hear. well- all want to come here. well hear, hear. �*ftricc : all want to come here. well hear, hear. : hear, hear. well done, jane. yeah, jane! jane. well done, jane. jane. bailey jean cindy yu was seen as a soft— jane. jane. bailey jean cindy yu was seen as a soft touch- jean cindy yu was seen as a soft touch . i was seen as a soft touch. i eewht— was seen as a soft touch. i eewht te— was seen as a soft touch. i eewht te e— was seen as a soft touch. i could be a soft— was seen as a soft touch. i could be a soft touch. and. and you— could be a soft touch. and. and yew thew.— could be a soft touch. and. and you know, empire— could be a soft touch. and. and you know, empire obsessed. which one you know, empire obsessed. which he— you know, empire obsessed. which he he — you know, empire obsessed. which he hte h— you know, empire obsessed. which one is it? i don't— you know, empire obsessed. which one is it? i don't know,- you know, empire obsessed. which one is it? r:rit“ c c one is it? i don't know, but it looks like king charles is going to paying reparations. oh, to be paying reparations. oh, don't right don't talk about that. right teewh— don't talk about that. right tewhe-h-m- don't talk about that. right you're-i'm nana. don't talk about that. right . you're-i'm nana akua. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this gb news online this is gb news on tv, online and digital radio. after the and on digital radio. after the break, to royal break, i'll be speaking to royal commentator da silva on commentatorjudith da silva on what the latest on the royal family. then the difficult conversation . sarah davidson conversation. sarah davidson divorce coach, will be joining me live. we'll discuss loneliness during easter loneliness during the easter holidays. that's on the way .

i'm still thinking about the air conditioning, air conditioning, everyone. have you got air conditioning at your home? if you're just tuned in, welcome on board. gb news on tv, board. this is gb news on tv, onune board. this is gb news on tv, online on digital radio. i'm online and on digital radio. i'm nana now there is always nana akua. now there is always something going royal something going on in the royal household this week been household and this week has been no king charles is no different. king charles is reportedly supporting an independent into ties independent study into the ties between british monarchy and between the british monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th and the for king 18th century and the for king george's will reported to be the focus of the review . and as the focus of the review. and as the invitations for the coronation are sent out, it's been revealed that camilla will be referred to as queen following the coronation. in a new book coronation. then, in a new book on the royals, it's reported that kate, the princess of wales, described the royal walkabout with her walkabout that she did with her husband, prince william and harry and meghan windsor harry and meghan outside windsor castle following queen's castle following the queen's death hardest thing that death as the hardest thing that she'd had to do. but every she'd ever had to do. but every saturday, to give you saturday, i'd love to give you a rundown that rundown who better to do that than, course , royal than, of course, royal commentator silva , commentator juditha da silva, who joins me now. juditha, thank you joining me. right. so

you forjoining me. right. so judhha you forjoining me. right. so juditha , talk to me about this juditha, talk to me about this then. juditha, talk to me about this then . so let's start at the top then. so let's start at the top then. so let's start at the top then. so let's start at the top then . um, what do you want to then. um, what do you want to start ? should we about, start? should we talk about, ooh, let me see how about the independent study that's looking into slavery? yes . it's an into slavery? yes. it's an interesting one because i think the brand fantasy , the brand of the brand fantasy, the brand of king charles is going to be the frugal king, the conscious king, the conservative king. he knows he's not the conservative king. he knows he-e het gehhg— the conservative king. he knows me her gehhg te— the conservative king. he knows he's not going to be— the conservative king. he knows he's not going to be the- he's not going to be the theme— he's not going to be the likeable king- he's not going to be the likeable king that theo chikomba. - likeable king that theo chikomba. when you look likeable king that theo- chikomba.-when you look at chikomba. but when you look at the— chikomba. but when you look at thhe-he-e— chikomba. but when you look at this,-he's about— chikomba. but when you look at this,-he's about to- chikomba. but when you look at this, he's about to kick this, think he's about to kick a hemet-e— this, think he's about to kick a hemet-e heet— this, think he's about to kick a hornet's nest because it's very teeweeet— hornet's nest because it's very teeweeet te— hornet's nest because it's very focussed to the— hornet's nest because it's very focussed to the 17th and 18th eehwrheet — focussed to the 17th and 18th centuries. that's— focussed to the 17th and 18th centuries. that's how you have the— centuries. that's how you have the hehewere— centuries. that's how you have the hanovers and— centuries. that's how you have the hanovers and you have the thg— the hanovers and you have the thhg eeerge-e— the hanovers and you have the thhg eeerge-e . — the hanovers and you have the king george's . “rig the hanovers and you have the king george's . “cg the hanovers and you have the king george's. “rig king george's. they went, okay, compare england , britain to compare england, britain to america when it comes to the resolution of the sentiment around slavery, it's kind of beyond the point of apologies . beyond the point of apologies. it's down to economics in america. when it's down to economics in america . when they talked about america. when they talked about the gewemmeht— ' ti when they talked about the government reneging on 40 acres and a mule— the government reneging on 40 acres and a mule ,_ the government reneging on 40 acres and a mule , america was acres and a mule, america was twhht— acres and a mule, america was twhtt ty— acres and a mule, america was

built by slaves.— acres and a mule, america was built by slaves. how do you pay the eeeehe— built by slaves. how do you pay the eeeete whe— built by slaves. how do you pay the people who built america for tehhg— the people who built america for tehhg thet— the people who built america for tehhg thet job?— the people who built america for doing that job? what's the egwhweheht— doing that job? what's the equivalent today? that's the theeweeheh— equivalent today? that's the discussion in— equivalent today? that's the discussion in britain. when you thhht— discussion in britain. when you thhht et— discussion in britain. when you thhht et the— discussion in britain. when you think of the royal— discussion in britain. when you think of the royal family's treeewry— think of the royal family's treeewry. the — think of the royal family's treasury, the profits of slave, the— treasury, the profits of slave, the ehewe— treasury, the profits of slave, the slave trade— treasury, the profits of slave, the slave trade funded the hreeewry. — the slave trade funded the hreeewry. se — the slave trade funded the treasury. so now you're dealing whth— treasury. so now you're dealing with economics— treasury. so now you're dealing with economics and getting down to with economics and getting down te treee— with economics and getting down te treee teete— with economics and getting down to brass tacks .— with economics and getting down to brass tacks . you— with economics and getting down to brass tacks . you then have to to brass tacks. you then have to hewe— to brass tacks. you then have to hewe the— to brass tacks. you then have to have the conversation about the et— have the conversation about the economics of the— have the conversation about the economics of the royal family eht— economics of the royal family eht whth— economics of the royal family eht whth the— economics of the royal family and with the hanovers, you have eweeh— and with the hanovers, you have eweeh ame— and with the hanovers, you have queen anne start— and with the hanovers, you have queen anne start and use the sewth— queen anne start and use the sewth see— queen anne start and use the south sea company to supply ttrheeh— south sea company to supply african slaves— south sea company to supply african slaves to _ south sea company to supply african slaves to the colonies of african slaves to the colonies et seehh. — african slaves to the colonies et seehh. t— african slaves to the colonies et seehh. t het— african slaves to the colonies of spain. a lot of— african slaves to the colonies of spain. a lot of profit is mete— of spain. a lot of profit is mete eht— of spain. a lot of profit is made and that- of spain. a lot of profit is made and that was perpetuated by the tew— made and that was perpetuated by the tewr thhg— made and that was perpetuated by the four king george's and that is the four king george's and that he why— the four king george's and that he why theyhe — the four king george's and that is why they're being investigated . that kind of investigated. that kind of erett— investigated. that kind of profit where _ investigated. that kind of profit where literally millions of profit where literally millions et eteee— profit where literally millions of slaves were _ profit where literally millions of slaves were couriered from ttrhee— of slaves were couriered from ttrhee te— of slaves were couriered from ttrhee te the— of slaves were couriered from africa to the south america. hheh — africa to the south america. hheh yewhe — africa to the south america. then you're beginning to understand— then you're beginning to understand the kind of money thet— understand the kind of money thet wee— understand the kind of money that was made— understand the kind of money that was made of— understand the kind of money that was made of black lives . that was made of black lives. hhtereethhg.— that was made of black lives. interesting, though. _ that was made of black lives. interesting, though. but- that was made of black lives. interesting, though. but but i mean, obviously right now we are buying things from places like china and we wear clothes that are probably made in sweatshops in so on and so forth. in india and so on and so forth. do perhaps do you think that perhaps he should focus off

should just take the focus off that because that and stop doing it? because we all benefiting from we are all benefiting from things are created by some things that are created by some level slave trade somewhere level of slave trade somewhere right now . again i'm i'm right now. again i'm i'm a cynic. i believe that. no, we're het— cynic. i believe that. no, we're het gehhg— cynic. i believe that. no, we're het gehhg te— cynic. i believe that. no, we're het gehhg te ett— cynic. i believe that. no, we're not going to all as— ty “ t. i believe that. no, we're not going to all as black people term— not going to all as black people term e— not going to all as black people term e the— not going to all as black people form a line and— not going to all as black people form a line and getting checks form a line and getting checks ter whet— form a line and getting checks for what happened . that's not for what happened. that's not going— for what happened. that's not going-happen— for what happened. that's not going happen. but it's going to happen. but it's an whtereteht— going to happen. but it's an understand thing there to understand thing of there has to be accountability— understand thing of there has to be accountability and honesty etewt— be accountability and honesty etewt-hhetery— be accountability and honesty about-history of- be accountability and honesty about history of britain. about the history of britain. tht— about the history of britain. tht thet-e— about the history of britain. and that's something that trhtehh— and that's something that britain-able- and that's something that- britain-ablelavoid britain has been able to avoid teeee— britain has been able to avoid because-always- britain has been able to avoid because always been this because it's always been this herrehtwe— because it's always been this narrative - not - because it's always been this narrative - not like i narrative that we're not like tmerhee— narrative that we're not like tmerhee .— narrative that we're not like america ,-it's- narrative that we're not like- america , - it's - because america, and it's simply because trhtehh— america, and it's simply because trhtehh teet— america, and it's simply because britain kept its— america, and it's simply because britain kept its men in the cerhtteeh— britain kept its men in the caribbean and— britain kept its men in the caribbean and the americas and tmerheeh— caribbean and the americas and tmerheeh teet— caribbean and the americas and american kept its— caribbean and the americas and american kept its mess in its teetyert— american kept its mess in its teetyert .— american kept its mess in its teetyert . se— american kept its mess in its backyard . so my— american kept its mess in its backyard . so my perspective is backyard. so my perspective is the— backyard. so my perspective is thhe he— backyard. so my perspective is this is about— backyard. so my perspective is this is about conversation on a eemereeheht— this is about conversation on a conversation and— this is about conversation on a conversation and a— this is about conversation on a conversation and a full accountability of what actually heeeehet— accountability of what actually heeeehet ee— accountability of what actually happened as far— accountability of what actually happened as far as money being reeehwet— happened as far as money being reeehwet h— happened as far as money being received, i doubt— happened as far as money being received, i doubt that we'll heeeeh. — received, i doubt that we'll ever happen. 3 c received, i doubt that we'll ever happen. 3ii“ c i“ c ever happen. yeah, it shouldn't . i think they should just leave it alone. least tell the it alone. at least tell the truth story, the actual story, the full story. what you truth story, the actual story, the flabouty. what you truth story, the actual story, the flabout camilla? you been think about camilla? she's been referred to as queen after the coronation that welcome coronation. is that a welcome change? is it going down? well oh, i think this is where

charles is starting to show his handis charles is starting to show his hand is not being the most prudent with the choices he's making. it's a very dangerous geme— making. it's a very dangerous geme teeee— “g it's a very dangerous game because remember , the game because remember, the ewererehhhg— game because remember, the overarching narrative that's going— overarching narrative that's gehhg te— overarching narrative that's gehhg te te— overarching narrative that's going to be haunting charles threwghewt— going to be haunting charles throughout his— going to be haunting charles throughout his reign is you have an throughout his reign is you have we ehthre— throughout his reign is you have an entire country— throughout his reign is you have an entire country that hasn't tergetteh— an entire country that hasn't forgotten princess diana. and the— forgotten princess diana. and thhe rehgh— forgotten princess diana. and this reign will— forgotten princess diana. and this reign will mark everyone eretty— this reign will mark everyone eretty mweh— this reign will mark everyone pretty much saying this was meem— pretty much saying this was meeht te— pretty much saying this was meeht te te— pretty much saying this was meant to be diana time. and as they— meant to be diana time. and as they teet— meant to be diana time. and as they teeh thet— meant to be diana time. and as they feel that pain— meant to be diana time. and as they feel that pain , they feel they feel that pain, they feel thet— they feel that pain, they feel thet teee. — they feel that pain, they feel that loss. they— they feel that pain, they feel that loss. they feel that heetehghe— that loss. they feel that heetehghe .— that loss. they feel that nostalgia . they're confronted nostalgia. they're confronted whth— nostalgia. they're confronted whth the— nostalgia. they're confronted with the optics— nostalgia. they're confronted with the optics of camilla on a thehe— with the optics of camilla on a threhe eht— with the optics of camilla on a throne and she's— with the optics of camilla on a throne and she's the queen eeme-rt— throne and she's the queen consort. well,— throne and she's the queen consort. well, we are being to teht— consort. well, we are being to teht gwhee— consort. well, we are being to told queen. that— consort. well, we are being to told queen. that is a further hhte— told queen. that is a further hhte tegger— told queen. that is a further hhte tegger hh— told queen. that is a further like dagger in the heart of a eewhtry— like dagger in the heart of a eewhtry thet— like dagger in the heart of a country that truly loved the woman who should have been there.— woman who should have been there. teethy— woman who should have been there. teehhy — woman who should have been there. really just— woman who should have been there. really just think, crikey, well, listen to you. i could you long. next could talk to you for long. next time longer . could talk to you for long. next time longer. but time we'll have longer. but we're time. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia time. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia silver time. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia silver. time. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia silver. she's time. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia silver. she's atime. you time we'll have longer. but we'ia silver. she's a royalyou did a silver. she's a royal commentator. thank you so much for thoughts. of for your thoughts. that, of course, royal roundup. course, was the royal roundup. this gb you've just this is gb news. if you've just tuned have you been? tuned in, where have you been? you've couple hours, you've missed a couple of hours, but got but it's fine because we've got loads stay loads more still to come. stay with .

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etwrgeeh.— the gb newsroom. i'm nicola etwrgeeh. seye— the gb newsroom. i'm nicola sturgeon. says she has not been gweethehet— sturgeon. says she has not been gweethehet ty— sturgeon. says she has not been questioned by police following the erreet— questioned by police following the arrest of— questioned by police following the arrest of her— questioned by police following the arrest of her husband , the arrest of her husband, termer— the arrest of her husband, former snp— the arrest of her husband, former snp chief executive peter rtwrrehh— former snp chief executive peter rtwrrett wee— former snp chief executive peter murrell was taken— former snp chief executive peter murrell was taken into custody on murrell was taken into custody eh wetheetey— murrell was taken into custody on wednesday as— murrell was taken into custody on wednesday as part of a police hhweethgetheh— on wednesday as part of a police investigation into— on wednesday as part of a police investigation into the party's theheee— investigation into the party's theheee he— investigation into the party's finances. he was— investigation into the party's finances. he was later released whthewt— finances. he was later released without charge— finances. he was later released without charge in— finances. he was later released without charge in her first comments since his arrest, without charge in her first comments since his arrest , the comments since his arrest, the termer— comments since his arrest, the heme thet— comments since his arrest, the former first minister said she hhtehte— former first minister said she hhtehte te— former first minister said she intends to get— former first minister said she intends to get on— former first minister said she intends to get on with her life eht— intends to get on with her life eht whth— intends to get on with her life eht whth her— intends to get on with her life and with her job,— intends to get on with her life and with her job, much as there are and with herjob, much as there thhhge— and with herjob, much as there thhhge h— and with herjob, much as there are things i might— and with herjob, much as there are things i might want to see, h-m — are things i might want to see, h-m het— are things i might want to see, m net ette— are things i might want to see, i'm not able to— are things i might want to see, i'm not able to do. so other then— i'm not able to do. so other then te— i'm not able to do. so other than to say that, as has been the case, there will continue to be full cooperation . in the last be full cooperation. in the last few days. be full cooperation. in the last tew teye. hewe— be full cooperation. in the last few days. have been- t itr“ in the last few days. have been obviously thtthewtt— few days. have been obviously thtthewht .— few days. have been obviously difficult , quite - few days. have been obviously difficult , quite traumatic at difficult, quite traumatic at thmee— difficult, quite traumatic at thmee twt— difficult, quite traumatic at times, but understand that is part— times, but understand that is eert et— times, but understand that is eert et e— times, but understand that is part of a process— times, but understand that is part of a process. times, but understand that is part of a process . the times, but understand that is part of a process. the nhs confederation— part of a process. the nhs confederation is- part of a process. the nhs confederation is warning a gwerter— confederation is warning a gwerter et— confederation is warning a gwerter et e— confederation is warning a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed due appointments could be postponed twe te— appointments could be postponed twe te e— appointments could be postponed twe te e tew— appointments could be postponed due to a four day— appointments could be postponed due to a four day strike by twhher— due to a four day strike by junior doctors— due to a four day strike by junior doctors next week. wethee— junior doctors next week. ttethee hh— junior doctors next week. medics in england- junior doctors next week. medics in england will walk out immediately after the easter bank holiday weekend in an ongoing dispute over pay. the british medical association says

the industrial action could still be avoided if the government makes a credible offer . but the government makes a credible offer. but the department of health and social care insists the strikes must be called off before any negotiate sessions can take place . meanwhile, can take place. meanwhile, teachers in england who belong to the nhs union are to be balloted on strike action after they rejected the government's latest pay offer. 87% of members turned down a one off payment of £1,000 and an average pay rise of 4.5. it comes as a new survey revealed that teachers work in an average of 54 hours a week , an average of 54 hours a week, with 83% saying their job has adversely affected their mental health. chris mcgovern is chairman for the campaign for real education. he told us pay improvements are needed . improvements are needed. teaching is an energising job or it teaching is an energising job or ht ehewht— teaching is an energising job or ht ehewht te— teaching is an energising job or it should be. and— teaching is an energising job or it should be. and if it's teereeehg— it should be. and if it's depressing, you, you shouldn't be depressing, you, you shouldn't te hh— depressing, you, you shouldn't te hh-tet— depressing, you, you shouldn't be in-job because- depressing, you, you shouldn't be in job because good be in the job because good teeehere— be in the job because good teachers have— be in the job because good teachers have to be happy teeehere— teachers have to be happy teachers. course, happy teachers. and of course, happy teeehere— teachers. and of course, happy teachers—well- teachers. and of course, happy teachers well paid. teachers. and of course, happy teacyou well paid. teachers. and of course, happy teacyou know, well paid. teachers. and of course, happy

teacyou know, within/ell paid. teachers. and of course, happy teacyou know, within/ell school but you know, within the school twtget— but you know, within the school twtget there— but you know, within the school budget there is— but you know, within the school budget there is plenty of money to budget there is plenty of money te-teeehere— budget there is plenty of money to .teachers a— budget there is plenty of money to-teachers a good- budget there is plenty of money to teachers a good salary. to pay teachers a good salary. the— to pay teachers a good salary. the-et— to pay teachers a good salary. the-er etett- to pay teachers a good salary. the-of staff in- to pay teachers a good salary. the of staff in schools the majority of staff in schools are the majority of staff in schools het— the majority of staff in schools are not teachers— the majority of staff in schools are not teachers .— the majority of staff in schools are not teachers . so we need to are not teachers. so we need to ehhtt— are not teachers. so we need to ehhtt eme— are not teachers. so we need to ehhtt et— are not teachers. so we need to shift some of the— are not teachers. so we need to shift some of the money from the heh—teeehhhg— shift some of the money from the non—teaching staff— shift some of the money from the non—teaching staff to the teeehere— non—teaching staff to the. teachers, _ solve non—teaching staff to the- teachers, _ solve the teachers, and we could solve the erettem. — teachers, and we could solve the problem. _thinkingl problem. that's called thinking ewtehte—the - outside the box. and the heeertmeht— outside the box. and the department for education, which i've-over decades,- department for education, which i've over decades, isn't department for education, which i've good over decades, isn't department for education, which i've good at over decades, isn't department for education, which i've good at that decades, isn't department for education, which i've good at that .ecades, isn't department for education, which i've good at that . i'mies, isn't department for education, which i've good at that . i'm afraidi't department for education, which i've good at that . i'm afraid . very good at that. i'm afraid. a very good at that. i'm afraid. t h— very good at that. i'm afraid. t h yeer— very good at that. i'm afraid. a re yeer ett— very good at that. i'm afraid. a 12 year old boy— very good at that. i'm afraid. a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a woman in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation action following an appearance at the city's youth court. six year old marcia grant was hit by a car in the greenhill area on wednesday evening . the boy, who can't be evening. the boy, who can't be identified due to his age, will appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday . an asylum seeker on tuesday. an asylum seeker from afghanistan has appeared in a belfast court charged with the murder of a romanian woman. 26 year old habib sharm el sheikh is accused of stabbing 27 year old jela ibrahim to death . her old jela ibrahim to death. her body was found at a home in limerick within the republic of ireland on tuesday. the judge refused bail, calling the charge

very grave. sharm el sheikh has been granted legal aid and is due back in court next month . due back in court next month. more than 850 community and charity represents from across the country have been invited to the country have been invited to the king's coronation on the 6th of may. 450 recipients of the british empire medal have been asked to attend the service at westminster abbey. meanwhile, 400 young people will watch from saint margaret's church. marine constable dawn wood from essex police told us she received her invitation by email. initially opened it thought, who on earth is playing a joke on me? there's and there's going to be h-m — there's and there's going to be r-m gehhg— there's and there's going to be r-m gehhg te— there's and there's going to be i'm going to find— there's and there's going to be i'm going to find out that i'm going— i'm going to find out that i'm gehhg te— i'm going to find out that i'm gehhg te twm— i'm going to find out that i'm gehhg te twm we— i'm going to find out that i'm going to turn up to the palace. tht— going to turn up to the palace. tht h— going to turn up to the palace. tht h weht— going to turn up to the palace. and i wasn't really supposed to be and i wasn't really supposed to te there. — and i wasn't really supposed to te there. twt— and i wasn't really supposed to be there. but yeah, i've made a tew— be there. but yeah, i've made a hew—ehee- be there. but yeah, i've made a few—since and- be there. but yeah, i've made ai few—since and yeah, few phone calls since and yeah, so few phone calls since and yeah, ee etehtet— few phone calls since and yeah, ee etehtet .— few phone calls since and yeah, so excited . absolutely. just so excited. absolutely. just eee-t— so excited. absolutely. just can't believe _ so excited. absolutely. just can't believe that i've been teeh— can't believe that i've been been selected.— can't believe that i've been been selected. what an honour. the— been selected. what an honour. the us— been selected. what an honour. the us hee— been selected. what an honour. the us has promising— been selected. what an honour. the us has promising to- been selected. what an honour. the us has promising to train taiwan's armed forces as china continues military exercises

around the island that beijing claims as its territory. the house foreign affairs committee also pledged to speed up the delivery of weapons as china's military drills began a day after taiwan's president visited the united states. taiwan claims 71 chinese planes and nine ships have crossed the taiwan straits median line today. have crossed the taiwan straits median line today . and the median line today. and the comedian gareth richards has died after being involved in a car accident last month. the 41 year old was the former radio co—host of frank skinner. he suffered serious brain injuries in the crash his wife took to social media to say it was a miracle he made it to hospital alive and that he sadly passed away yesterday evening. the comedian jason manford has paid tribute, describing him as a wonderfully inventive and funny comedian, but more importantly, a kind and thoughtful man . a kind and thoughtful man. you're up to date on gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to nana .

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with during about the people who don't have any holidays ? are with during about the people who don't have any holidays ? are you ivith during about the people who don't have any holidays ? are you feeling ing the holidays? are you feeling hehetye— the holidays? are you feeling hehetye-we. - the holidays? are you feeling lonely?- us. got lonely? stay with us. we've got so lonely? stay with us. we've got ee-te. tew— lonely? stay with us. we've got so-do. you don't- lonely? stay with us. we've got so-do. you don't need| lonely? stay with us. we've got. so-do. you don't need to so much to do. you don't need to teewe— so much to do. you don't need to teewe-hewe.— so much to do. you don't need to leave-news. we'll— so much to do. you don't need to leave. news. we'll be - so much to do. you don't need to leave-news. we'll be by- “.t.“ r:rir you don't need to leave news. we'll be by your leave gb news. we'll be by your ette— leave gb news. we'll be by your ehte-ht-e— leave gb news. we'll be by your side. it's devastating side. and it's very devastating for side. and it's very devastating. tet—etwthee for some individuals and studies ehew— for some individuals and studies ehew-eh— for some individuals and studies show-can lead— for some individuals and studies show-can lead to- show that it can lead to teereeeheh— show that it can lead to depression and anxiety. so for a etewt— depression and anxiety. so for a season about rejoicing and eethhg— season about rejoicing and eating chocolate, arguably eating chocolate, it's arguably heee— eating chocolate, it's arguably teee ehteyette — eating chocolate, it's arguably less enjoyable doing by less enjoyable doing it all by yewreett. — less enjoyable doing it all by yourself. although i'm a loner, i yourself. although i'm a loner, h-hhte— yourself. although i'm a loner, h-hhte ht.— yourself. although i'm a loner, h-hhte ht. twt— yourself. although i'm a loner, i like it. but joining me i quite like it. but joining me to i quite like it. but joining me te-etewt— i quite like it. but joining me to-about this— i quite like it. but joining me to-about this is- i quite like it. but joining me to about this is divorce i quite like it. but joining me to sara ut this is divorce i quite like it. but joining me to sara davidson.iivorce i quite like it. but joining me to sara davidson. sara.t i quite like it. but joining me to sara davidson. sara. nice coach sara davidson. sara. nice to coach sara davidson. sara. nice te-terthhg.— coach sara davidson. sara. nice te-terthhg. hh- coach sara davidson. sara. nice to-darling. oh nice. coach sara davidson. sara. nice to darling. oh nice to to see you, darling. oh nice to be to see you, darling. oh nice to te-thehte.— to see you, darling. oh nice to be-thanks, nana- to see you, darling. oh nice to be-thanks, nana. sol to see you, darling. oh nice to- be-thanks, nana . so what be back. thanks, nana. so what is be back. thanks, nana. so what he ht.— be back. thanks, nana. so what he ht. thehe— be back. thanks, nana. so what he ht. them h— be back. thanks, nana. so what is it, then? 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thehe— is it, then? i know i've got a meet-geet- is it, then? i know i've got a friend, good friend of friend, a really good friend of mhe— friend, a really good friend of mte—te- friend, a really good friend of mhe—te eh| friend, a really good friend of. mine,_be on her mine, and she cannot be on her et— mine, and she cannot be on her et ett— mine, and she cannot be on her own at all. like,— mine, and she cannot be on her own at all. like, literally, ehe-e— own at all. like, literally,| ehe-e—gehhg own at all. like, literally,- ehe-e—gehhg te she's like, okay, i'm going to go she's like, okay, i'm going to ge eee— she's like, okay, i'm going to go see _friends- she's like, okay, i'm going to go see friends now. like, go see some friends now. like, ewehlthere-e— go see some friends now. like, even there's minutes, go see some friends now. like, eveigotthere's minutes, go see some friends now. like, eveigotthertminutes inutes, go see some friends now. like, eveigotthertminutes i'vees, to i've got ten minutes i've got to te— i've got ten minutes i've got to te-h— i've got ten minutes i've got to te-h hewe— i've got ten minutes i've got to do.-i love-own- do. whereas i love my own eemeeey— do. whereas i love my owni company._easter do. whereas i love my own. company. _easter to company. if i had an easter to myeehh— company. if i had an easter to myeehh-my- company. if i had an easter to myeett-my i company. if i had an easter to myself, my own. but myself, i'd be on my own. but some-can't handle- myself, i'd be on my own. but some can't handle it. and some people can't handle it. and eetwethy— some people can't handle it. and eetwetty-eeeehe— some people can't handle it. and actually people don't have actually some people don't have eweh— actually some people don't have ewet—eetwetty- actually some people don't have such _ actually be . such full lives to actually be on such full lives to actually be erete-— such full lives to actually be ehh- thet- such full lives to actually be on-in that way,- on their own in that way, eeeeehetty— on their own in that way, especially _just| on their own in that way,- especially-just been especially if they've just been thwereet. — especially if they've just been divorced. _if_ especially if they've just been. divorced. _if-going divorced. yeah, if you're going through any time like through a break—up any time like this like easter, is this, like easter, which is traditionally to be with traditionally a time to be with your family, if they're not there going through there or you're going through a break—up on break—up that shines a light on being alone. and for some people,— being alone. and for some people, mat-s— being alone. and for some people, that's really- g and for some people, that's really tough . you people, that's really tough. you have— people, that's really tough. you have-strength,- people, that's really tough. you have strength, lots of have a great strength, lots of energy,— have a great strength, lots of mew-s...- have a great strength, lots ofi energy,-super-s energy, you're super busy. so ifs— energy, you're super busy. so ifs-that— energy, you're super busy. so ifs-that you— energy, you're super busy. so it's-that you can- energy, you're super busy. so it's that you can cope. it's great that you can cope. a lot it's great that you can cope. a tot-people— it's great that you can cope. a totlpeopte-n- it's great that you can cope. a lot people it really lot of people find it really hard— lot of people find it really hard to— lot of people find it really hard to be— lot of people find it really hard to be on— lot of people find it really hard to be on their own and even for—you— hard to be on their own and even for—you know,- hard to be on their own and even for—you know, some for half an hour, you know, some people— for half an hour, you know, some people-find— for half an hour, you know, some people-find that- people really find that incredibly— people really find that incredibly hard, especially if they-ve— incredibly hard, especially if. them—for they've been with someone for so long,— they've been with someone for so tong—years. - long, for years and years. they-re— long, for years and years.| them—but they're not used to it. but what is-yom — they're not used to it. but what is-you.7 because- they're not used to it. but whati is-you.7 because you is it like for you.7 because you i is it like for you.7 because you ._of_ is it like for you? 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three and i found out three years. and i found out mar— three years. and i found out rrar my— three years. and i found out that my husband no longer wanted three years. and i found out that rmarried|nd no longer wanted three years. and i found out that rmarried to no longer wanted three years. and i found out that rmarried to me..onger wanted three years. and i found out that rmarried to me. andzr wanted three years. and i found out that rmarried to me. and notanted to be married to me. and not only— to be married to me. and not array mar,— to be married to me. and not only that, he'd— to be married to me. and not only that, he'd found someone arse— only that, he'd found someone as as— only that, he'd found someone else was madly— only that, he'd found someone else was madly in— only that, he'd found someone else was madly in love. and they set else was madly in love. and they ssr aboar— else was madly in love. and they set about starting— else was madly in love. and they set about starting a— else was madly in love. and they set about starting a family very,— set about starting a family very, very— set about starting a family very, very soon— set about starting a family very, very soon after that . o" very, very soon after that. oh, shat-s— very, very soon after that. oh, was rough.— very, very soon after that. oh, that's tough, isn't— very, very soon after that. oh, that's tough, isn't it? they just gone off and that's it. it was devastating because i didn't see coming and i think i've see it coming and i think i've found since that that's the found out since that that's the way it happens for many way it happens for so many people. you're of way it happens for so many people . you're of trucking people. you're sort of trucking araag. — people. you're sort of trucking araag. _arsa-r| along. you know, things aren't greas— along. you know, things aren't great-some- along. you know, things aren't great, some areas, but great, maybe in some areas, but you— great, maybe in some areas, but you-yarn— great, maybe in some areas, but you-raa-u warr— great, maybe in some areas, but you you'll work through great, maybe in some areas, but y0|you've you'll work through great, maybe in some areas, but y0|you've got'll work through great, maybe in some areas, but y0|you've got married. hrough great, maybe in some areas, but y0|you've got married. hrou said it. you've got married. you said your— it. you've got married. you said your-and— it. you've got married. you said your-and mar— it. you've got married. you said your and that means you'll your vows and that means you'll overcome _thinkl your vows and that means you'll overrhit|e_thinkl your vows and that means you'll overrhit me _thinkl your vows and that means you'll overrhit me like think your vows and that means you'll overrhit me like a think your vows and that means you'll overrhit me like a freight think that hit me like a freight rrara. — that hit me like a freight rrara. .— that hit me like a freight train.-i was- that hit me like a freight train. i was already train. and i was already saasrrag— train. and i was already coaching point train. and i was already coaching-point was coaching at that point and i was doing— coaching at that point and i was doing a— coaching at that point and i was doing a rar— coaching at that point and i was doing a an ar— coaching at that point and i was doing a lot of that— coaching at that point and i was doing a lot of that ugly crying. rre— doing a lot of that ugly crying. r-rs rara— doing a lot of that ugly crying. i've told-about— doing a lot of that ugly crying. i've told about obe about i've told you about obe about mar.— i've told you about obe about rrrar. rears.— i've told you about obe about that. yeah. that— i've told you about obe about that. yeah. that really , you that. yeah. that really, you rasr— that. yeah. that really, you just—but! that. yeah. that really, you. rasr—aar ara just look horrendous. but did a lot just look horrendous. but did a an ar— just look horrendous. but did a an or mar— just look horrendous. but did a lot of that do— just look horrendous. but did a lot of that do that. but in the mirror-raw— lot of that do that. but in the mirror, how looked? mirror, see how i looked? is it shar— mirror, see how i looked? is it shat-r— mirror, see how i looked? is it mar-r task— mirror, see how i looked? is it that-i look ugly? it's| that bad? do i look ugly? it's pretty bad . but, you know, pretty bad. but, you know, carriag— pretty bad. but, you know, coming through that , i realised coming through that, i realised i coming through that, i realised r rad— coming through that, i realised r had a— coming through that, i realised i had a choice.— coming through that, i realised i had a choice. and this is what i had a choice. and this is what r rak— i had a choice. and this is what r rark aboar— i had a choice. and this is what i talk about a— i had a choice. and this is what i talk about a lot— i had a choice. and this is what i talk about a lot now. you know,— i talk about a lot now. you know, as— i talk about a lot now. you know, it's not— i talk about a lot now. you know, it's not happened know, it's not what happened to you—asrrass- know, it's not what happened to you—defines you. - you in life that defines you. rr-s—rrl you in life that defines you. i rr-s—rr rrar it's what you do about it that makes— it's what you do about it that masssrsaak-p- it's what you do about it that. makes-person-are. makes you the person you are. so you— makes you the person you are. so you-rrraagrr— makes you the person you are. so you-through really- makes you the person you are. so you through really tough you can go through really tough arres— you can go through really tough times—define-

you can go through really tough times—define you.| times and that can define you. aar— times and that can define you. arr rr— times and that can define you. am if you— times and that can define you. but if you decide— times and that can define you. but if you decide to turn that around— but if you decide to turn that around-rr— but if you decide to turn thati around-it-your around and make it even your sasrarrsrpp— around and make it even your superpower-ras- around and make it even your superpower, it's possible superpower, then it's possible to superpower, then it's possible ra 90— superpower, then it's possible ra 90 aa— superpower, then it's possible as 90 an arra— superpower, then it's possible to go on and be— superpower, then it's possible to go on and be happy and saarrasrrr— to go on and be happy and confident-move- to go on and be happy and confident move well, confident and move on. well, whar— confident and move on. well, wrar-rasrsr— confident and move on. well, what-easter ? - confident and move on. well, what-easter ? so,- confident and move on. well, what easter ? c what about easter? so, like pargrarr— what about easter? so, like poignant like poignant moments like now, because , you know, got because, you know, you've got christmas, easter , christmas, you've got easter, you've big sort you've got all those big sort of moments , those emotional moments moments, those emotional moments . what did you do with your like your easter, your first your first easter, your first christmas? was that like? christmas? what was that like? i think you've really to plan. think you've really got to plan. like for me, like even this weekend,— like for me, like even this. weekend,_and weekend, i'm years down and i had— weekend, i'm years down and i rad—aver— weekend, i'm years down and i rad—aver .- weekend, i'm years down and i rad—aver. r- weekend, i'm years down and i had-over. i had- had my family over. i had friends— had my family over. i had friends-you've- had my family over. i had friends you've got to plan friends over. you've got to plan for your— friends over. you've got to plan for your weekends— friends over. you've got to plan for your weekends because arrsrwrss— for your weekends becausej otherwise—alone for your weekends because - otherwise—alone can otherwise that being alone can really— otherwise that being alone can marry-aar— otherwise that being alone can marry-arr rm- otherwise that being alone can really but i'm very really hit you. but i'm very comfortable— really hit you. but i'm very comfortable like you in my own space—rs space now. i love being able to casser— space now. i love being able to choose _watch - space now. i love being able to choose _watch on - choose what i watch on television. _ choose what i watch on television. but lot of people television. but a lot of people say— television. but a lot of people say-,— television. but a lot of people say-r i_ television. but a lot of people say-r r was— television. but a lot of people say-, i was-charge. television. but a lot of people say , i was charge of say to me, i was in charge of was— say to me, i was in charge of was rsrrasr— say to me, i was in charge of was rsrrasr . — say to me, i was in charge of the remote . oh,- say to me, i was in charge of the remote . o" clxe�*eccq a lot the remote. oh, exactly. a lot of the remote. oh, exactly. a lot a people— the remote. oh, exactly. a lot or psaprs wru— the remote. oh, exactly. a lot of people will focus- the remote. o" clxe�*eccq a lot of people will focus on it glass warr— of people will focus on it glass raw-ses— of people will focus on it glass raw-see ras- of people will focus on it glass half-see the same- half full and see the same swarms.— half full and see the same situation-oh- half full and see the same situation. oh my situation. but like, oh my goodness— situation. but like, oh my goodness, i'm— situation. but like, oh my goodness, i'm on own all goodness, i'm on my own all weekend.— goodness, i'm on my own all weekend-_w- goodness, i'm on my own all weekend. am going to do weekend. what am i going to do for weekend. what am i going to do far—away- weekend. what am i going to do far—away ,- weekend. what am i going to do far—away , r-wsl for me, i'm like, oh, okay, i've got— for me, i'm like, oh, okay, i've gar saws— for me, i'm like, oh, okay, i've gar wme— for me, i'm like, oh, okay, i've got some time to— for me, i'm like, oh, okay, i've got some time to myself , what got some time to myself, what r— got some time to myself, what r aa— got some time to myself, what r aa-r-m— got some time to myself, what can i do-i'm going- got some time to myself, what can i do i'm going to enjoy can i do that i'm going to enjoy 7 can i do that i'm going to enjoy asa— can i do that i'm going to enjoy ass rr— can i do that i'm going to enjoy a so rr rearw— can i do that i'm going to enjoy ? so it really-about- can i do that i'm going to enjoy ? so it really about changing ? so it really is about changing the ? so it really is about changing was-roar— ? so it really is about changing awe-raaw-rr-s the way you look at things. it's not the way you look at things. it's war-easy,— the way you look at things. it's war-sasw,-gsr| not always easy, though. i get war.— not always easy, though. i get rrrar. awr— not always easy, though. i get that. but there _ not always easy, though. i get that. but there are things you saw—awar- that. but there are things you| saw—rrar-ra can do to make that easier to wra— can do to make that easier to wre—ar-

like buy yourself a load of rasrsr— like buy yourself a load of easter-smash. like buy yourself a load of. easter-smash them like buy yourself a load of- easter-smash them with easter eggs and smash them with a harhrhr— easter eggs and smash them with a hammer reh— easter eggs and smash them with a hammer ten in— easter eggs and smash them with a hammer ten in a— easter eggs and smash them with a hammer ten in a row. see how rash— a hammer ten in a row. see how rasr yaw— a hammer ten in a row. see how rasr you an— a hammer ten in a row. see how fast you can go. i've actually got rooms now. have you seen rhsha— got rooms now. have you seen rhsrha rhsw-rs— got rooms now. have you seen them? they're like— grin have you seen them? they're like rooms. 9th have you seen them? they're like rooms. you aah-smash-whi them? they're like rooms. you. can-smash-up. oh, can go and smash things up. oh, i can go and smash things up. oh, r-rhar.— can go and smash things up. oh, r-rhar. yeah— can go and smash things up. oh, i-that. yeah,-can- i love that. yeah, you can asrwahw— i love that. yeah, you can asrwahw-h- i love that. yeah, you can- actually-in-break actually pay to go in and break swswrhha— actually pay to go in and break swswrhha-h-s- actually pay to go in and break everything it's great everything in there. it's great for-management- everything in there. it's great. for-management-just for anger management and just rehashg— releasing some of that tension. vsah. — releasing some of that tension. vsah. -:— releasing some of that tension. vsah. -: ra— releasing some of that tension. yeah. , i'd probably go, yeah. you know, i'd probably go, oh, yeah. you know, i'd probably go, 0h—rhar. - yeah. you know, i'd probably go,| 0h—rhar. |wahr oh, no, don't break that. i want to oh, no, don't break that. i want rah—rearw- oh, no, don't break that. i want ra—raauw was-l to spoil it. that's really nice. probably and the things probably try and put the things back again and time back together again and time myself. about what myself. so talk to me about what you because you know, you do then. because you know, people think, so people often think, okay, so i've break—up. i've been through a break—up. i'm, know, did you use i'm, you know, did you use dating apps and stuff like that or reading about or these. i was reading about one labour mp, was one mp, a labour mp, who was saying she , she got saying that she she, she got divorced and then ended up divorced and then she ended up using apps and using like, dating apps and she's currently with someone and stuff. what's your take stuff. well, what's your take on these apps ? i think it's these dating apps? i think it's great these dating apps? i think it's wear-hurra— these dating apps? i think it's great-build-confidencel these dating apps? i think it'si great-build-confidence , great to build your confidence, you— great to build your confidence, you know— great to build your confidence, you know har— great to build your confidence, you know, but you've got to be aware—wawlahl you know, but you've got to be. aware _you .on them, aware and before you go on them, war-vs— aware and before you go on them, wave—awr- you've really got to work out whar— you've really got to work out- what—otherwise what you want because otherwise war-rs— what you want because otherwise war-resarhs—l you're going to repeat the same harrsrhs— you're going to repeat the samei harrsrhs—sa patterns over and over again. so rahhg— patterns over and over again. so rahhg same— patterns over and over again. so taking some time— patterns over and over again. so taking some time to work out taking some time out to work out whar—arsa- taking some time out to work outi whar—arsa-waw what you want, but also what you assa— what you want, but also what you head from — what you want, but also what you head from a— what you want, but also what you need from a relationship. so you high— need from a relationship. so you might-emotional- might need emotional intelligence, need intelligence, you might need rawahw— intelligence, you might need rawahw yaw — intelligence, you might need loyalty, you might need more

hhahsss— loyalty, you might need more hhahsss :— loyalty, you might need more kindness , maybe your last kindness, maybe your last harsher.— kindness, maybe your last partner.-know. kindness, maybe your last partner. know that partner. so if you know that when— partner. so if you know that when war-rs— partner. so if you know that when you're going in, you can wha— when you're going in, you can had—rm:- when you're going in, you can kind—them, if- when you're going in, you can kind _them, if youj kind of interview them, if you hrs— kind of interview them, if you hrs-sorr— kind of interview them, if you hhslsah ar— kind of interview them, if you like-sort of-out- kind of interview them, if you like sort of out are like to sort of figure out are rhsss— these people going to be sarhharrhrs— these people going to be compatible me? but i think compatible with me? but i think aarhg— compatible with me? but i think daring-a— compatible with me? but i think aarhg-a-waw- compatible with me? but i think aarhg-a-waw ral dating apps are a good way to saw— dating apps are a good way to srarr rhar— dating apps are a good way to start that that— dating apps are a good way to start that that sort of rhhha— start that that sort of flirting, getting to know people-_ flirting, getting to know people- ars— flirting, getting to know people. are you any. i am people. are you on any. i am rearw— people. are you on any. i am rsauw .— people. are you on any. i am really . yeah— people. are you on any. i am really . yeah i— people. are you on any. i am really . yeah i know you're not really. yeah i know you're not rhaaah— really. yeah i know you're not rhawgh r— really. yeah i know you're not rhawgh r gar— really. yeah i know you're not though i got like— really. yeah i know you're not though i got like if i go on a rare— though i got like if i go on a rare rhsw-h— though i got like if i go on a date they'll google me. "car gt date they'll google me. they go, i date they'll google me. they go, r aah-r— date they'll google me. they go, r aah-r hwe— date they'll google me. they go, i don't like her. she said this about that and that about that and i don't agree with that. at least you're more of a mystery to they you to them. so they might, you know. yeah exactly. and it's fun, know. yeah exactly. and it's rah-hhaw— know. yeah exactly. and it's rah-hhaw r— know. yeah exactly. and it's fun,-know, i don't- “cir?" rtxartlgr and it's fun, know, i don't think fun, you know, i don't think he— fun, you know, i don't think i've-success- fun, you know, i don't think i've - success with l fun, you know, i don't think- i've-success with dating i've had any success with dating apps,— apps, but it's actually interesting— apps, but it's actually interesting see how apps, but it's actually interesting .see how work interesting to see how they work because— interesting to see how they worki hssawss—sahhg because there's new ones coming out because there's new ones coming arr—hrs- out all the time. so it's interesting— out all the time. so it's interesting they out all the time. so it's- interesting-they don't interesting for me, they don't warr— interesting for me, they don't- wahr—aarha want you to find someone dating apps—to- want you to find someone dating apps—rs rha- apps don't want you to find. someone. _raison someone. their whole raison d'etre find d'etre is that you don't find someone. even if you have someone. and even if you have found someone on app, they someone. and even if you have foun sendteone on app, they someone. and even if you have foun send teon other app, they still send you other possibilities. what about this one? yes, and also, one? yes, exactly. and also, rhsw— one? yes, exactly. and also, rhsw-ssha— one? yes, exactly. and also, they-send-one. one? yes, exactly. and also,i they-send-one that they always send the one that you— they always send the one that| war—rs you they think you're going to hrs:— you they think you're going to hrs—swe- you they think you're going to hrs—sure h- like, but i'm not sure if hew-rs— like, but i'm not sure if they're actually like, but i'm not sure if- they're actually-start like, but i'm not sure if- they'|andtually-start like, but i'm not sure if they'|andtuallyyou starttart with. and then you start rhshhg— with. and then you start flicking _they | with. and then you start- flicking-they gradually flicking and then they gradually get flicking and then they gradually gar-hass— flicking and then they gradually get less attractive . so get less and less attractive. so it's get less and less attractive. so its ah— get less and less attractive. so it's an interesting— get less and less attractive. so it's an interesting one. but the rhhg—r-asr-

thing is, it's not just about roars.— thing is, it's not just about roars—gal thing is, it's not just about- looks._go deeper looks. you've got to go deeper rhah—rhar-s- looks. you've got to go deeper than _that's why. looks. you've got to go deeper. than _that's why why than that. and so that's why why , why— than that. and so that's why why , why ,— than that. and so that's why why , why , why— than that. and so that's why why , why , why aa— than that. and so that's why why why , why as war— than that. and so that's why why , why , why do you need to go , why, why do you need to go deeper— , why, why do you need to go deeper rhah— , why, why do you need to go deeper than the _ , why, why do you need to go deeper than the looks ? chit" c deeper than the looks? i don't asraauw— deeper than the looks? i don't acraauw r— deeper than the looks? i don't actually i don't— deeper than the looks? i don't actually i don't notice what guys look like to be fair. and that's first that that's not my first thing that i look sort of look, look at. i sort of look, obviously, to obviously, you got to be attracted start attracted to them to start with. yeah, thing that i yeah, but the first thing that i think much money yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou much money yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou got much money yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou got ? well,|ch money yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou got ? well, yeah,»ney yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou got ? well, yeah, iey yeah, but the first thing that i thinkyou got ? well, yeah, i mean have you got? well, yeah, i mean rhsrs-s— have you got? well, yeah, i mean rhsrs-s sa— have you got? well, yeah, i mean rhsrs-s so many— have you got? well, yeah, i mean there's so many things,- gtr? well, yeah, i mean there's so many things, but. gt:r7 well, yeah, i mean there's so many things, but. but raahhg— there's so many things, but. but raahhg rar— there's so many things, but. but looking for what— there's so many things, but. but looking for what you need i rhhh— looking for what you need i rhhh rs— looking for what you need i think is important if you're going— think is important if you're going ra— think is important if you're going as rare— think is important if you're going to date anyone rather than just going to date anyone rather than rash—sahsrhhg- going to date anyone rather than just there something going to date anyone rather than just there that ething going to date anyone rather than just there that physical because there is that physical arrrasrrah— because there is that physical attraction, unless— because there is that physical attraction, unless that's what you—gel attraction, unless that's what. war—gs far you want, you can always go for mr.— you want, you can always go for rah—ar— you want, you can always go for rah—ar-hghr- mr. right. now or ms. right now. rhar-s— mr. right. now or ms. right now. rhar-s-wsh— mr. right. now or ms. right now. rhar-s-wsh ra- mr. right. now or ms. right now. that's well to build that's okay as well to build warr— that's okay as well to build war—rhe- that's okay as well to build. wawr—rhs srghs your confidence and the signs for narcissist. _ your confidence and the signsi for narcissist. _they? your confidence and the signs. for narcissist. _they? for narcissist. what are they? oh— for narcissist. what are they? 0h rhsrs-s— for narcissist. what are they? 0h rhsrs-s a— for narcissist. what are they? oh, there's a lot— for narcissist. what are they? oh, there's a lot of— for narcissist. �*tfrrttrtt rttrt; ;�*rtgr7’ oh, there's a lot of them. so roa— oh, there's a lot of them. so has good— oh, there's a lot of them. so has good ra— oh, there's a lot of them. so too good to be— oh, there's a lot of them. so too good to be true. that love harhhhg— too good to be true. that love harhhhg h— too good to be true. that love bombing in the— too good to be true. that love bombing in the days where bombing in the early days where war-rs— bombing in the early days where wars-— bombing in the early days where war-rs- rhsw— bombing in the early days where you're-, they make- bombing in the early days where you're , they make you you're amazing, they make you her— you're amazing, they make you feel incredible— you're amazing, they make you feel incredible you on feel incredible putting you on a heassrah — feel incredible putting you on a pedestal. promises of pedestal. grandiose promises of hang:— pedestal. grandiose promises of hshg, yaw— pedestal. grandiose promises of haha you know— pedestal. grandiose promises of being, you know, looking after you— being, you know, looking after you forever. — being, you know, looking after you forever. really that is, if it you forever. really that is, if h rears— you forever. really that is, if h rears ras— you forever. really that is, if it feels too good— you forever. really that is, if it feels too good to be true. rrswahw— it feels too good to be true. rrswahw h— it feels too good to be true. rrswarw h rs— it feels too good to be true. usually it is .— it feels too good to be true. usually it is . the mask will usually it is. the mask will shah— usually it is. the mask will srarr ra— usually it is. the mask will srarr ra sha— usually it is. the mask will srarr ra shh .— usually it is. the mask will start to slip . and i think the start to slip. and i think the rhharrahr— start to slip. and i think the important thing— start to slip. and i think the important thing is believe them when— important thing is believe them when rhsw— important thing is believe them when they show— important thing is believe them when they show you who they rearw— when they show you who they really - because -

when they show you who they really because they will really are, because they will rhsrs— really are, because they will rhea-sighs- really are, because they willi there-signs,-will there will be signs, there will be there will be signs, there will hrs-sighs.— there will be signs, there will hs-srahs-wswl there will be signs, there will. be-signs.-very often be warning signs. and very often we be warning signs. and very often wre-,— be warning signs. and very often ws-: ah— be warning signs. and very often ws-: ah r— be warning signs. and very often ws-: ah r ah— be warning signs. and very often we , oh, i can change we think, oh, i can change them when— we think, oh, i can change them when rhsw— we think, oh, i can change them when rhsw gar— we think, oh, i can change them when they get to— we think, oh, i can change them when they get to know me, rhsw-h— when they get to know me, rhsw-h he— when they get to know me, they'll be different me they'll be different with me rhah— they'll be different with me rhah rhsw— they'll be different with me than they were— they'll be different with me than they were with their last hahhsr. — than they were with their last harrhsr. har— than they were with their last harrhsr. huh-rs- than they were with their last partner. but is that partner. but rarely is that was. — partner. but rarely is that true. find true. it's always good to find out the last one out why they left the last one as yeah, but actually, as well. yeah, but actually, with narcissist, you're not as well. yeah, but actually, with to arcissist, you're not as well. yeah, but actually, with toarcissthat/ou're not as well. yeah, but actually, with to arcissthat out. they'll going to find that out. they'll tell the version going to find that out. they'll tell-the version .the - 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some outbreaks of rain into warrhsrh— some outbreaks of rain into northern-later- some outbreaks of rain into northern later on and northern ireland later on and rshasrarwrss— northern ireland later on and temperatures climbing up sarhaarsa— temperatures climbing up sarhaarsa ra— temperatures climbing up compared to saturday around 16 to compared to saturday around 16 ha rs c. — compared to saturday around 16 ha rs c. har— compared to saturday around 16 ha rs c. har h— compared to saturday around 16 to 18 c. but in that— to 18 c. but in that strengthening breeze, it will rash— strengthening breeze, it will iwsr rahs— strengthening breeze, it will has as rhs— strengthening breeze, it will just take the edge off the feel of just take the edge off the feel a rhhas— just take the edge off the feel of things since— just take the edge off the feel of things since the overnight ashaa— of things since the overnight ashaa-ws-h- of things since the overnight period we'll start to see period where we'll start to see rhar— period where we'll start to see rhar rah— period where we'll start to see that rain pushed— period where we'll start to see that rain pushed more widely arassrss-r— that rain pushed more widely across-rest-uk- that rain pushed more widely. across-rest-uk could across the rest of the uk could be across the rest of the uk could hs-hsawsr— across the rest of the uk could be-heavier bursts-

across the rest of the uk could be heavier bursts on that be some heavier bursts on that cross scotland— be some heavier bursts on that cross scotland parts cross scotland into parts of hahhsrh— cross scotland into parts of northern _well. i cross scotland into parts of- northern _well. then northern england as well. then as—rhs— northern england as well. then as—rhs saw- northern england as well. thenj as_the early parts as we head into the early parts of-,_ as we head into the early parts ar-: h— as we head into the early parts ar-: h wru— as we head into the early parts of-, it will-clearingl of monday, it will be clearing its of monday, it will be clearing hrs—rar— of monday, it will be clearing its—far southeast,| its way off the far southeast, aarshrrahw— its way off the far southeast, potentially just _ its way off the far southeast, potentially just lingering here for potentially just lingering here rarlhrrhs— potentially just lingering here forllittle while— potentially just lingering here for little while throughout for a little while throughout the for a little while throughout rhs-aha— for a little while throughout the-and into- for a little while throughout the and into the start the morning and into the start of-afternoon._ the morning and into the start of-afternoon. but- the morning and into the start of afternoon. but behind of the afternoon. but behind rhar— of the afternoon. but behind haw-haw- of the afternoon. but behind that,_many of- of the afternoon. but behind that,_many of us. of the afternoon. but behind that, many of us will that, though, many of us will a barrage— that, though, many of us will see a barrage of— that, though, many of us will see a barrage of showers pushed rhsrr— see a barrage of showers pushed rhsrr-h— see a barrage of showers pushed their-inimonday- see a barrage of showers pushed their in monday and some their way in on monday and some of their way in on monday and some a has— their way in on monday and some a rhass-hs— their way in on monday and some of those _be heavy- their way in on monday and some of those _be heavy at- their way in on monday and some of those be heavy at times of those could be heavy at times whh— of those could be heavy at times whh-ar— of those could be heavy at times whh-ar-hah- with the risk of some hail and hands. — with the risk of some hail and thunder. generally , that thunder. and generally, that sshs— thunder. and generally, that sshs-hs- thunder. and generally, that sets-the scene- thunder. and generally, that sets the scene of thunder. and generally, that- sets-the scene of some sets us up for the scene of some whssrrhsa— sets us up for the scene of some unsettled—the- sets us up for the scene of some unsettled _the rest. unsettled weather for the rest of unsettled weather for the rest arrhs— unsettled weather for the rest a rhs wssh. — unsettled weather for the rest of the week. we— unsettled weather for the rest of the week. we do have our eyes on of the week. we do have our eyes aharsa-— of the week. we do have our eyes aharsa- ar— of the week. we do have our eyes aharsa- ar raw— of the week. we do have our eyes on area of low pressure on this area of low pressure rhar— on this area of low pressure. rhar—shghrw that could bring some slightly srrahasr— that could bring some slightly stronger winds,— that could bring some slightly stronger winds, particularly in the stronger winds, particularly in rhs sawrh— stronger winds, particularly in the south and— stronger winds, particularly in the south and-as- stronger winds, particularly in the south and as we head the south and west as we head rassaaw— the south and west as we head rassaaw-hra— the south and west as we head tuesday into wednesday. so tuesday night into wednesday. so do_w— tuesday night into wednesday. so aa-aa ra— tuesday night into wednesday. so aa-aa ra hars- tuesday night into wednesday. so do-up to date with- tuesday night into wednesday. so do up to date with the do just keep up to date with the rarssasr— do just keep up to date with the rarssasr h— do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards— do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards to that. orhsrwrss:— forecast in regards to that. otherwise, enjoy your evening. bye— otherwise, enjoy your evening. bye--_

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news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . and it's radio. i'm nana akua. and it's time for our great british debate. this asking are debate. this out. i'm asking are labour's tweets attacking rishi sunak hypocritical? the shadow attorney general, emily thornberry has become the latest high profile labour politician to defend a party advert claiming that rishi sunak did not think people convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison. now obviously that's a ridiculous thing to say and the prime minister was responsible for broken justice. a broken justice system is what she said. however, her comments indicate a growing rift in the labour frontbench over the tweet with shadow culture secretary lucy powell appearing to distance herself from the ad when she appeared on gb news yesterday . appeared on gb news yesterday. you know, these are these are srssrrah— you know, these are these are election motion _ you know, these are these are election motion graphics. these are election motion graphics. these political— election motion graphics. these are political graphics, which, as i say , are not something and as i say, are not something and not something thing, not something that i designed and or wrote , then they're not my wrote, then they're not my words. they're not words . i've words. they're not words. i've

hss— words. they're not words. i've hss .— words. they're not words. i've hss . — words. they're not words. i've h. aha— words. they're not words. i've chosen . and former- : they're not words. i've chosen. r: words. they're not words. i've chosen . and former labour shadow chosen. and former labour shadow chancellor john mcdonald chosen. and former labour shadow chancellorjohn mcdonald also criticised the ad, saying that the labour party should remove the labour party should remove the ad because it was better than this. i wonder. the party has also been accused of rank hypocrisy. do you remember the backlash when boris johnson said this about keir starmer? this this about keir starmer? this this leader of the opposition, a former director of public prosecutions , mr. speaker. so he prosecutions, mr. speaker. so he claimed he spent most- prosecutions, mr. speaker. so he claimed he spent most of- t m” so he claimed he spent most of his arms— claimed he spent most of his time prosecuting— claimed he spent most of his time prosecuting journalists and fauna— time prosecuting journalists and fauna ra— time prosecuting journalists and failing to prosecute jemmy saws.— failing to prosecute jemmy saws-as- failing to prosecute jemmy savile.-as i- failing to prosecute jemmy savile.-as i can- failing to prosecute jemmy savile. as i can make savile. as far as i can make outr— savile. as far as i can make awrlsasahsr— savile. as far as i can make out,-speaker. - savile. as far as i can make out, speaker . o" out, mr. speaker. oh, the backlash . when- out, mr. speaker. o" t when the out, mr. speaker. oh, the- backlash . when the conservative backlash. when the conservative party— backlash. when the conservative harry was— backlash. when the conservative party was criticised— backlash. when the conservative party was criticised for- t when the conservative party was criticised for calling jeremy— party was criticised for calling jeremy carhwh— party was criticised for calling jeremy corbyn an— party was criticised for calling jeremy corbyn an anti—semite and arsrrahsr— jeremy corbyn an anti—semite and a terrorist sympathiser for his hshs— a terrorist sympathiser for his hhhs ra— a terrorist sympathiser for his links to hamas._ a terrorist sympathiser for his links to hamas. so for the great hrhhsh— links to hamas. so for the great british debate— links to hamas. so for the great british debate this— links to hamas. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm ashra— british debate this hour, i'm ashhg ars— british debate this hour, i'm asking are labour's tweets arrashha— asking are labour's tweets attacking rishi— asking are labour's tweets attacking rishi sunak hypocritical? what's the debate? rhrss— hypocritical? what's the debate? rhrss r-rh — hypocritical? what's the debate? this? i'm joined— hypocritical? what's the debate? this? i'm joined by former hrsxh— this? i'm joined by former brexit-political. brexit mep and political commentator- brexit mep and political commentator lucy and commentator belinda de lucy and farms— commentator belinda de lucy and farms rahawr— commentator belinda de lucy and former labour mp— commentator belinda de lucy and former labour mp denis macshane : aha— former labour mp denis macshane : aha arsa— former labour mp denis macshane , and also former— former labour mp denis macshane , and also former minister ann wraassahhs.— , and also former minister ann widdecombe. right. so i'm going to widdecombe. right. so i'm going ra shah— widdecombe. right. so i'm going ra srarr whh— widdecombe. right. so i'm going to start with you— widdecombe. right. so i'm going to start with you and your views on to start with you and your views as his— to start with you and your views

on this particular— to start with you and your views on this particular tweet . well, on this particular tweet. well, it's on this particular tweet. well, as h— on this particular tweet. well, as h wsw— on this particular tweet. well, as h wsw aaar— on this particular tweet. well, it's in very poor taste indeed , it's in very poor taste indeed, aha— it's in very poor taste indeed, and h— it's in very poor taste indeed, and h rs— it's in very poor taste indeed, and it is indefensible nonsense. a rar— and it is indefensible nonsense. a rar ar— and it is indefensible nonsense. a ha a aha— and it is indefensible nonsense. a lot of the figures— and it is indefensible nonsense. a lot of the figures they- and it is indefensible nonsense. a lot of the figures they quote actually go back to 2010 when rishi sunak was barely an mp, never mind prime minister either. and i think it's it it wrh— either. and i think it's it it wrh hs— rt; and i think it's it it will be counterproductive for aahawr— will be counterproductive for labour, which _ will be counterproductive for labour, which is— will be counterproductive for labour, which is why, of course rahawr— labour, which is why, of course some labour politicians are arsrahsha— some labour politicians are distancing themselves because rhsw— distancing themselves because rhsw rssahrgs— distancing themselves because they recognise the damage that it they recognise the damage that h wrh— they recognise the damage that a war ha. — they recognise the damage that it will do. but— they recognise the damage that it will do. but i— they recognise the damage that it will do. but i do— they recognise the damage that it will do. r:rt:r it will do. but i do think it's rich. i mean coming from keir starmer who is actually in charge of the prime prosecution service and don't let's forget harriet harman, who when she was working for the national council of civil liberties, actually she not she personally, but the council of civil liberties allowed affiliates from the information exchange . now, you information exchange. now, you know, the fact is everybody's got something that you can throw at them , but this, as far as i at them, but this, as far as i can see, is baseless. i mean, rishi can see, is baseless. i mean, hrshr swhah— can see, is baseless. i mean, hrshr swhah rs— can see, is baseless. i mean, rishi sunak is not— rtr?" i mean, rishi sunak is not believe rt?“ i mean, rishi sunak is not believe or as— rishi sunak is not believe or has ws— rishi sunak is not believe or has ra— rishi sunak is not believe or it's news to me. - rishi sunak is not believe or it's news to me. �*" :

it's news to me. if he does, he does not believe that people who sexually assault children shouldn't go to prison. i've never heard him say- : t“ e gt:r strtr“ i've never heard him say that . shouldn't go to prison. i've- never heard him say that . i've never heard him say that. i've hrm — never heard him say that. i've never seen him do— never heard him say that. i've never seen him do anything which suggests thinks suggests that he thinks that denis. well, i'm suggests that he thinks that denis . well, i'm almost an denis. well, i'm almost an shhs— denis. well, i'm almost an entire agreement- jt“ well, i'm almost an entire agreement with ann widdecombe— entire agreement with ann widdecombe. - entire agreement with ann widdecombe . thr: entire agreement with ann widdecombe . ”rtr: widdecombe. i've tried to work and think very fast. how on earth i'm not completely in agreement dear agreement with. dear, dear, dear ann. but she is right. i think all of these things are redound badly on parties. now. she'll understand this . as a former mp, understand this. as a former mp, i was out and canvassing for labour this afternoon in the centre london. very important centre of london. very important constituency for us win. constituency for us to win. knocked lots of doors. we've knocked on lots of doors. we've all done nobody mentioned it all done it. nobody mentioned it and often the party high and very often the party high commands both sides come up with a stunt or a gimmick and suella braverman is a stunt queen on migrants at the moment and the pubuc migrants at the moment and the public just don't give a monkeys so i myself found this distasteful . it's ridiculous to distasteful. it's ridiculous to say that rishi sunak wouldn't send child sex abusers to prison or kill , starve send child sex abusers to prison or kill, starve or me or you or adam or nana or anybody. so why

why do it when you get into the gutter? but we're in the gutter anyway. last week we'd suella braverman saying, and i'm quoting gangs , white english quoting gangs, white english girls are being pursued, raped , girls are being pursued, raped, drugged and harmed by gangs of british, pakistani men. there are 1.5 british pakistanis and a million in our country. don't inqu million in our country. don't insult them all. absolutely. well, those are exact words, hshhrs. — well, those are exact words, hshhrs. why— well, those are exact words, dennis. why english girls were being— dennis. why english girls were being awrswsa— dennis. why english girls were being pursued and raped, drugged and being pursued and raped, drugged aha harhsa— being pursued and raped, drugged aha harrhsa hw— being pursued and raped, drugged and harmed by gangs of british, rahsrahr — and harmed by gangs of british, pakistani men.— and harmed by gangs of british, pakistani men. and you've taken it pakistani men. and you've taken h awr— pakistani men. and you've taken h aar ar— pakistani men. and you've taken it out of context— pakistani men. and you've taken it out of context because she hrsrarw— it out of context because she was literally talking about rotherham,_ was literally talking about rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasr — rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasr sha— rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasn't. she was— rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasn't. she was using- rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasn't. “rg t rotherham, wasn't she? no, she wasn't. t; “rg t wasn't. she was using it as a generalisation . there were five generalisation. there were five people sent to prison in rotherham. i do know about that night in rochdale jail. and every , official study, every study, official study, every study, official study, every study, official study, every study shows that the vast majority of these horrible sex crimes, like the ones in wolverham and the west midlands last week, are committed by

white people . so she is white people. so she is targeting muslims, pakistanis , targeting muslims, pakistanis, andifs targeting muslims, pakistanis, and it's playing to that gutter and it's playing to that gutter and will remember as well . when and will remember as well. when the tories ran a campaign to get themselves elected in 1966 with a man in warley in the west midlands with the slogan if you want a n—word , we can't use it want a n—word, we can't use it now. an n—word . if you want an now. an n—word. if you want an n neighbour, vote labour. and he wasn't sanctioned at all by the tory party. thank god they lost that election . and i don't think that election. and i don't think these sunak ads will make one bit of difference. i wish labour wouldn't do it. belinda de lucy i wouldn't do it. belinda de lucy r rhhh— wouldn't do it. belinda de lucy i think there's— wouldn't do it. belinda de lucy i think there's a— wouldn't do it. belinda de lucy i think there's a reason- : t“ t r:rt:r t belinda de lucy i think there's a reason that rhs— i think there's a reason that rhs oshsrar— i think there's a reason that the general population often rah-r— the general population often rah-r rsarw— the general population often don't really trust labour when it don't really trust labour when a ss— don't really trust labour when a ra— don't really trust labour when it comes to grooming gangs, hssaass— it comes to grooming gangs, hssawss ra— it comes to grooming gangs, because to be— it comes to grooming gangs, because to be honest, dennis, whar— because to be honest, dennis, whar war-vs— because to be honest, dennis, what you've just— because to be honest, dennis, what you've just said , number what you've just said, number one:— what you've just said, number ahs:|aah-r— what you've just said, number one,idon't think— what you've just said, number one, don't think suella one, i don't think suella mentioned— one, i don't think suella mentioned muslims at all. so i thhh— mentioned muslims at all. so i rhhh rhar-s— mentioned muslims at all. so i think that's not— mentioned muslims at all. so i think that's not quite- mentioned muslims at all. so i think that's not quite right. number two, statistics prove that 84% of grooming gangs are british pakistani men, where

they only represent in the country about 1. now, surely if warr— country about 1. now, surely if wawr arrarrrw— country about 1. now, surely if your priority was— rtrt:r �* now, surely if your priority was protecting and defending— your priority was protecting and defending these— your priority was protecting and defending these girls, we need to scrutinise,— defending these girls, we need to scrutinise, scrutinise and hwssrraars— to scrutinise, scrutinise and investigate all— to scrutinise, scrutinise and investigate all possible reasons, cultural or not, or any aha— reasons, cultural or not, or any aha ar— reasons, cultural or not, or any kind of statistics— reasons, cultural or not, or any kind of statistics that will hshh— kind of statistics that will hsra as— kind of statistics that will help us protect girls in the harsh— help us protect girls in the rwrwrs . — help us protect girls in the future . and— help us protect girls in the future . and yet- help us protect girls in the future . “r: harte help us protect girls in the future . t «arte help us protect girls in the- future . and yet labour and the future. and yet labour and the left seem to want to pretend these don't exist . these statistics don't exist. or of course, are majority white in or of course, are majority white h a— or of course, are majority white h a mar-arrhy— or of course, are majority white in a majority white country, but sassrrrsarw— in a majority white country, but specifically grooming gangs. srarrsrrss— specifically grooming gangs. statistics prove _ specifically grooming gangs. statistics prove british pakistani _ statistics prove british pakistani men are overrepresented. t pakistani men are— overrepresented. and actually i think it's an insult to say this is, you know , in any way is, you know, in any way prejudice against pakistanis . my prejudice against pakistanis. my pakistani friends are as disgusted at what happened in these areas that are not so integrated as we are. and it's right that suella brings it up. and i think that labour's tactic ar— and i think that labour's tactic now of suggesting that rishi is sshw— now of suggesting that rishi is sasahw rs— now of suggesting that rishi is sasahw is a— now of suggesting that rishi is somehow is a defender of is so arsahhahrho— somehow is a defender of is so arsahhahrho .— somehow is a defender of is so disappointing . just last year disappointing. just last year ashr— disappointing. just last year ash was— disappointing. just last year keir was tweeting that honesty

aha— keir was tweeting that honesty and hrsorrw— keir was tweeting that honesty and integrity matters and hrhah— and integrity matters and britain deserves better and now hs-s— britain deserves better and now has aaarawho— britain deserves better and now he's approving this this like playground— he's approving this this like playground nasty politics as part— playground nasty politics as aah ar— playground nasty politics as para a hrs— playground nasty politics as part of his campaign. �*" part of his campaign. if i was a rahaar— part of his campaign. if i was a rahaar rarer— part of his campaign. if i was a rahaar warsr .— part of his campaign. if i was a labour voter , i'd be embarrassed labour voter, i'd be embarrassed and very disappointed of how labouris and very disappointed of how labour is going about this. well if i if i may , labour is going about this. well if i if i may, i'm labour is going about this. well if i if i may , i'm very sorry if i if i may, i'm very sorry you're repeating these vile allegations against hardworking british pakistanis, our doctors, our science , our sajid javids, our science, our sajid javids, our science, our sajid javids, our sports people. stop smearing hshh— our sports people. stop smearing rhsrh. haw— our sports people. stop smearing rhsrh. haw rah-r— our sports people. stop smearing them. you don't put— our sports people. stop smearing them. you don't put you- ” stop smearing them. you don't put you don't amw— them. you don't put you don't ahaw. rrsass:— them. you don't put you don't know. please, please. i didn't hrsrrwar— know. please, please. i didn't hrsrrwhr yaw.— know. please, please. i didn't interrupt you. i— know. please, please. i didn't interrupt you. i know you. haw-rs— interrupt you. i know you. haw-rs hass— interrupt you. i know you. you've made a— interrupt you. i know you. you've made a comment, though. i know you like to talk over everybody- — i know you like to talk over everybody- wa— i know you like to talk over everybody. no no, hold on. sarrw — everybody. no no, hold on. sarrw ha.— everybody. no no, hold on. sorry- ha. ha— everybody. no no, hold on. sorry. no, no, no,- everybody. no no, hold on. sorry. no, no, no, no- everybody. no no, hold on. sorry. no, no, no, no ,- everybody. no no, hold on. 53.3”: \rr:j,r :“rzjr :“rgjr :“rgjr :“rgjr everybody. no no, hold on. sorry. no, no, no, no, no. i'm the one. you're chairing it. fairly good . so can reply? fairly good. so can i reply? no, no, no . linda, just. you no, no, no, no. linda, just. you made a slight inaccuracy, but linda just pull him up on that and then i'll let him carry on. please i was just to say please sorry. i was just to say sajid javid was one of the politician that came out and did say this was an important link that needed to be investigated .

that needed to be investigated. okay. it is. i have just said that many, many pakistanis are as disgusted by what has gone on as disgusted by what has gone on as as anyone else. okay. let's let's as as anyone else. okay. let's rsr-s saw— as as anyone else. okay. let's rsr-s sarw — as as anyone else. okay. let's let's carry on. okay.- as as anyone else. okay. let's let's carry on. okay. all right. i let's carry on. okay. all right. r rhsah— let's carry on. okay. all right. r r— let's carry on. okay. all right. r r was— let's carry on. okay. all right. i mean, i was i— let's carry on. okay. all right. i mean, i was i got— let's carry on. okay. all right. i mean, i was i got into- i mean, i was i got into rsrhhrs— i mean, i was i got into terrible trouble as a minister hssawss— terrible trouble as a minister hssawss r— terrible trouble as a minister because i criticise used the hhwshss— because i criticise used the influence of— because i criticise used the influence of islamism, the rhsaraow— influence of islamism, the rhsaraow :— influence of islamism, the rhsaraow , har— influence of islamism, the ideology , not not the religion ideology, not not the religion of ideology, not not the religion ar mashh— ideology, not not the religion of muslim in— ideology, not not the religion of muslim in the— ideology, not not the religion of muslim in the muslim sahhwhrrw — of muslim in the muslim community. t: of muslim in the muslim community. t of muslim in the muslim community. and people hated that. so i don't need to take lessons from anybody, but i won't told that a home won't be told that a home secretary saying talking about pursued rape, drugged by one british community, a british citizens is acceptable language. labour shouldn't join suella braverman in the gutter. i completely agree on that point . completely agree on that point. but also i do think very briefly , dennis, very, very simply. okay. you had in the house of commons, boris johnson saying that starmer didn't pursue jemmy savile again a lie. so why are the tories using these lies? he didn't mean it like that- t; “rg t 7 he didn't mean it like that and t; “r: t 7 he didn't mean it like that and you ahaw— didn't mean it like that and you ahaw rhar— didn't mean it like that and you know that ann— didn't mean it like that and you know that ann widdecombe well ,

know that aim widdecombe well, first know that ann widdecombe well, hrsr ar— know that ann widdecombe well, hrs ah ah:— know that ann widdecombe well, first of all, as— know that ann widdecombe well, first of all, as far— know that ann widdecombe well, first of all, as far as— know that ann widdecombe well, first of all, as far as the jemmy— first of all, as far as the jemmy savile- first of all, as far as the jemmy savile thing goes, what he was jemmy savile thing goes, what he aahrhg— jemmy savile thing goes, what he hahrho awr— jemmy savile thing goes, what he was pointing out was that keir srarrhsr— was pointing out was that keir srarrhsr-h— was pointing out was that keir starmer-in-of- starmer was in charge of arassswrrahs— starmer was in charge of prosecutions at the time, wasn't swoossrha— prosecutions at the time, wasn't suggesting starmer suggesting that starmer investigated— investigated and didn't do ahwrhho— investigated and didn't do ahwrhho . — investigated and didn't do ahwrhho . hs— investigated and didn't do anything . rt r: r: t“ l anything. he didn't say that. but i think that to get back to what we were talking about, which is these particular posters , they are appalling. posters, they are appalling. they should be pulled. if they are not pulled , then i think we are not pulled, then i think we need to hear from keir starmer himself . why not? and whether or himself. why not? and whether or not he endorses them ? i don't i not he endorses them? i don't i don't not he endorses them? i don't i rah-r arsagrss— not he endorses them? i don't i don't disagree . _ not he endorses them? i don't i don't disagree . i'm sorry. i've don't disagree. i'm sorry. i've already tweeted very strongly that getting into the gutter with people like suella braverman on this only does labour damage . but i just report labour damage. but i just report again from the afternoon up to date news , as it were. nana that date news, as it were. nana that i don't think it's having any influence on any debate as with i'm going to say that i think you're actually quite wrong with that. i think people that. i think a lot of people raahha— that. i think a lot of people are looking at— that. i think a lot of people are looking at that- i think a lot of people are looking at that and saying i think a lot of people are lareing at that and saying i think a lot of people are lareing a'sinkingid saying i think a lot of people are lareing a'sinking into iying i think a lot of people are lareing a'sinking into gutter why are they sinking into gutter rswsh— why are they sinking into gutter hswsh wsrh— why are they sinking into gutter level? well,-don't- why are they sinking into gutter level? well, don't actually level? well, they don't actually assa— level? well, they don't actually need .belinda_ level? well, they don't actually need belinda yeah, i mean, need to. belinda yeah, i mean, i rhhh— need to. belinda yeah, i mean, i rhha-hohr. — need to. belinda yeah, i mean, i think-right. people- need to. belinda yeah, i mean, i

think right. ”rt think that's right. people are i wish— think that's right. people are i think actually feel for labour think i actually feel for labour voters. there many good voters. there are many good hsaars— voters. there are many good hsaars h— voters. there are many good hsaars h rhs— there are many good people in the labour and people in the labour party and wha— people in the labour party and wha-rahawr— people in the labour party and who-labour who- people in the labour party and who labour who would be who vote labour who would be rsarw— who vote labour who would be saw-ars— who vote labour who would be rsarw-ars :— who vote labour who would be really-are , but— who vote labour who would be really are , but certainly really who are, but certainly r-ws— really who are, but certainly r-ws shahsh— really who are, but certainly i've spoken to— really who are, but certainly i've spoken to very disappoint rhar— i've spoken to very disappoint rhar rhrs— i've spoken to very disappoint rhar rhrs rs— i've spoken to very disappoint that this is the— i've spoken to very disappoint that this is the line that rahawr— that this is the line that labour have— that this is the line that labour have decided to take and whar— labour have decided to take and whar whar— labour have decided to take and what what does— labour have decided to take and what what does it— labour have decided to take and what what does it show about the harass— what what does it show about the harass-sah— what what does it show about the future?-sort-of. future? the next sort of year of campaign— future? the next sort of year of sahharah-whsrs- future? the next sort of year of campaign where labour is campaign adverts where labour is going— campaign adverts where labour is goinglgo_ campaign adverts where labour is going-90 whh— campaign adverts where labour is going go with this? going to go with this? is this the going to go with this? is this rhs-ar— going to go with this? is this rhs-aflhasw- going to go with this? is this the of nasty campaign or the start of a nasty campaign or are they going to be better politics? the country deserves better politicians better. i couldn't agree with you more rhar— couldn't agree with you more rhar ass— couldn't agree with you more that case. please— couldn't agree with you more that case. please ask suella braverman to— that case. please ask suella braverman to retire to the backbenches. _ braverman to retire to the backbenches. well, if a person hrs— backbenches. well, if a person has rhar— backbenches. well, if a person like that making— backbenches. well, if a person like that making the remarks she hass— like that making the remarks she has ahaw— like that making the remarks she does about british— like that making the remarks she does about british pakistanis. no, does about british pakistanis. walha. — does about british pakistanis. walha. rhar— does about british pakistanis. no,-no. that is- does about british pakistanis. no, no. that is taking no, no, no. that is taking rahhss— no, no, no. that is taking politics. she— no, no, no. that is taking politics. she didn't mean it hrs— politics. she didn't mean it has har— politics. she didn't mean it has rhar. — politics. she didn't mean it like that. and— politics. she didn't mean it like that. “r: 7 politics. she didn't mean it like that. t: 7 \rt “rg like that. and what? noticing what you've just said, i'm not apologising for her. i'm just clarifying because i totally understand what saying. understand what she was saying. she of she was giving a description of the of those who the majority of those who perpetrated sort crime perpetrated that sort of crime in those areas. and they were fact. she was giving fact. she was she was giving facts and facts matter . so is facts and facts matter. so it is important those into important to take those into account. you very much to account. thank you very much to my commentators, brexit party

mep, former brexit party mep beunda mep, former brexit party mep belinda de lucy, also labour mp dennis mcshane and also former conservative minister ann widdecombe. thank you so much for thank you for for joining me. thank you for your thoughts. you're your thoughts. right. you're with akua. is your thoughts. right. you're witinews akua. is your thoughts. right. you're witinews on akua. is your thoughts. right. you're witinews on tv, akua. is your thoughts. right. you're witinews on tv, online a. is your thoughts. right. you're witinews on tv, online a. on s gb news on tv, online and on digital on the way. we'll digital radio on the way. we'll continue that. great continue with that. great british debate this hour. and continue with that. great brit asking ate this hour. and continue with that. great brit asking ourthis hour. and continue with that. great brit asking our labour's. and i'm asking our labour's tweets attacking sunak attacking rishi sunak hypocritical. you'll hear the thoughts of my panel broadcaster and lizzie cundy, also and columnist lizzie cundy, also political commentator sam dowler. don't miss our dowler. and then don't miss our quick fire quiz, where i'll be quizzing panel on some of the quizzing my panel on some of the light caught light stories that caught my eye. get your eye. but first, let's get your latest headlines . good latest news headlines. good evening. here's latest news headlines. good evening . here's the latest from evening. here's the latest from the evening. here's the latest from rhs ah— evening. here's the latest from the gb newsroom— evening. here's the latest from the gb newsroom at— “rg here's the latest from the gb newsroom at 532, nicola srwrosah— the gb newsroom at 532, nicola srwrosah saws— the gb newsroom at 532, nicola sturgeon says she— the gb newsroom at 532, nicola sturgeon says she has not been awsshahsa— sturgeon says she has not been awsshahsa hw— sturgeon says she has not been questioned by police following the questioned by police following rhs arssr— questioned by police following the arrest of— questioned by police following the arrest of her— questioned by police following the arrest of her husband. rarrhsr— the arrest of her husband. former snp— the arrest of her husband. former snp chief executive peter warsh— former snp chief executive peter aawrrsu was— former snp chief executive peter murrell was taken— former snp chief executive peter murrell was taken into custody on murrell was taken into custody ah wsahssaaw— murrell was taken into custody on wednesday as— murrell was taken into custody on wednesday as part of a police hwssrroa— on wednesday as part of a police hwssrraa hra— on wednesday as part of a police investiga into the— on wednesday as part of a police investiga into the party's rhahsss— investiga into the party's rhahsss .— investiga into the party's finances . he— investiga into the party's finances . he was later released finances. he was later released whhawr— finances. he was later released

without charge— finances. he was later released without charge in— finances. he was later released without charge in her first comments since his arrest, the farms— comments since his arrest, the farms rrrsr— comments since his arrest, the former first minister said the hash— former first minister said the hash hsw— former first minister said the hash rsw saws— former first minister said the past few days have been arhrswh— past few days have been difficult and— past few days have been difficult and traumatic at rrrhss— difficult and traumatic at rrrhss har— difficult and traumatic at times, but she- difficult and traumatic at times, but she intends to get on whh— times, but she intends to get on whh hsr— times, but she intends to get on whh hsr hrs— times, but she intends to get on with her life and— times, but she intends to get on with her life and with her job. a with her life and with herjob. a 12— with her life and with herjob. a rz wsar— with her life and with herjob. a rz wsar ara— with her life and with herjob. a 12 year old boy— with her life and with herjob. a 12 year old boy accused of murdering— a 12 year old boy accused of hardsrhg a— a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a woman in sheffield has assh— murdering a woman in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation— has been remanded into secure accommodation .— has been remanded into secure accommodation . 60 year old accommodation. 60 year old marsha— accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant— accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant was— accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant was hit by a car in the greenhill— marcia grant was hit by a car in the greenhill area— marcia grant was hit by a car in the greenhill area on wednesday swshhg— the greenhill area on wednesday evening .— the greenhill area on wednesday evening . rhs— the greenhill area on wednesday evening . the boy,— the greenhill area on wednesday evening . the boy, who cannot be evening. the boy, who cannot be rhshrhrsa— evening. the boy, who cannot be identified due— evening. the boy, who cannot be identified due to— evening. the boy, who cannot be identified due to his age, will aaasar— identified due to his age, will aaasar ar— identified due to his age, will appear at sheffield crown court on appear at sheffield crown court as rassaaw— appear at sheffield crown court as rassaaw .— appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday . the— appear at sheffield crown court on tuesday . the the nhs on tuesday. the the nhs confederation _ on tuesday. the the nhs confederation is warning a awahsr— confederation is warning a awahsr ar— confederation is warning a awarrsr as a— confederation is warning a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed due appointments could be postponed das ra— appointments could be postponed has ha a— appointments could be postponed ahs ha a raw— appointments could be postponed due to a four day— appointments could be postponed due to a four day strike by junior— due to a four day strike by junior doctors— due to a four day strike by junior doctors next week. medics in junior doctors next week. medics h rhdaha— junior doctors next week. medics in england will— junior doctors next week. medics in england will walk out immediately— in england will walk out immediately after the easter hash— immediately after the easter hahh hahhaw— immediately after the easter bank holiday weekend in an ongoing— bank holiday weekend in an ongoing dispute over pay. the aspahhshr— ongoing dispute over pay. the asharrrhshr ar— ongoing dispute over pay. the department of health and social cars— department of health and social cars hsrsrs— department of health and social care insists the— department of health and social care insists the industrial asrrah— care insists the industrial action must— care insists the industrial action must be- care insists the industrial action must be called off before any— action must be called off before any negotiations— action must be called off before any negotiations take place . and any negotiations take place. and the any negotiations take place. and rhs sahsarah— any negotiations take place. and the comedian gareth richards has hsa— the comedian gareth richards has arsa ahsr— the comedian gareth richards has died after being— the comedian gareth richards has died after being involved in a car crash last— died after being involved in a

car crash last month . the 41 car crash last month. the 41 wsar— car crash last month. the 41 wsar ara— car crash last month. the 41 wsar as was— car crash last month. the 41 year old was the— car crash last month. the 41 year old was the former radio sa—hasr— year old was the former radio sa—hasr ar— year old was the former radio co—host of frank— year old was the former radio co—host of frank skinner. he swhsrsa— co—host of frank skinner. he suffered serious— co—host of frank skinner. he suffered serious brain injuries in suffered serious brain injuries h rhs— suffered serious brain injuries in the accident— suffered serious brain injuries in the accident .— suffered serious brain injuries in the accident. his suffered serious brain injuries in the accident . his wife took in the accident. his wife took to in the accident. his wife took ra sashaw— in the accident. his wife took to social media— in the accident. his wife took to social media to say it was a wash— to social media to say it was a hash rhar— to social media to say it was a miracle that he— to social media to say it was a miracle that he made it to hasahar— miracle that he made it to hospital alive— miracle that he made it to hospital alive and that he sadly aasssa— hospital alive and that he sadly hasssa away— hospital alive and that he sadly passed away yesterday evening . passed away yesterday evening. raw-rs— passed away yesterday evening. you're watching— passed away yesterday evening. you're watching gb news on tv ahhhs— you're watching gb news on tv ahhhs :— you're watching gb news on tv ahhhs : saha— you're watching gb news on tv online , dab+ radio, and on tune online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. online, dab+ radio, and on tune h. haw— online, dab+ radio, and on tune h. waw h-s— online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. now it's back— online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. now it's back to— online, dab+ radio, and on tune in. now it's back to nana. irhahh— in. now it's back to nana. | rhahh yaw.— in. now it's back to nana. i thank you, bethany.- in. now it's back to nana. thank you, bethany. right. coming , we will continue coming up, we will continue with our debate i'm our great british debate i'm asking labour's tweets asking are labour's tweets attacking rishi sunak hypocritical ? you'll hear the hypocritical? you'll hear the thoughts my broadcast thoughts of my panel broadcast from cundy and from columnist lizzie cundy and also commentator sam also political commentator sam dowler 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

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5:00. welcome on board. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua and it's time for our great british debate this hour. and i'm asking are labour's tweets attacking rishi sunak hypocritical? emily thornberry the shadow attorney general, has become the latest high profile labour politician to defend her party's controversial tweet , claiming controversial tweet, claiming that rishi sunak did not believe that rishi sunak did not believe that those convicted of sexually assaulting children should go to prison, a position that seemingly puts her at odds with her colleague lucy powell. the shadow culture secretary who appeared to distance herself from the tweet when appeared from the tweet when she appeared on yesterday. you from the tweet when she appeared on yesterday . you know, on gb news yesterday. you know, these are these— on gb news yesterday. you know, these are these are— :rt:r“ cit \r :r?«r you know, these are these are election oraahrss. — these are these are election graphics. these- these are these are election graphics. ”rt these are these are election graphics. l rt? graphics. these are political graphics, which, as i say, are not something not something , not not something not something, not something that i designed or wrote. well, look, then they're not wrote. well, look, then they're har hw— wrote. well, look, then they're har my wds — well, look, then they're not my words. "car ”rt well, look, then they're not my words. "it; ”rt; not my words. they're not words. i've chosen . well, the not my words. "it; ”rt; t“ well, the party's i've chosen. well, the party's adsa— i've chosen. well, the party's adsa hssh— i've chosen. well, the party's also been accused— i've chosen. well, the party's also been accused of- t“ well, the party's also been accused of rank hwaashsw. — also been accused of rank hypocrisy- i_ also been accused of rank hypocrisy. t“ also been accused of rank hypocrisy. “ r:rtr also been accused of rank hypocrisy. r:rtr hypocrisy. i mean, do you remember the backlash when boris

johnson said this about keir starmer last year? this. this leader of the opposition, a former director of public prosecutions , mr. speaker. so he prosecutions, mr. speaker. so he claimed he spent most- prosecutions, mr. speaker. so he claimed he spent most of- t ht.” so he claimed he spent most of his arms— claimed he spent most of his time prosecuting— claimed he spent most of his time prosecuting journalists and fauna— time prosecuting journalists and fauna ra— time prosecuting journalists and failing to prosecute jemmy saws.— failing to prosecute jemmy saws-as- failing to prosecute jemmy savile.-as i- failing to prosecute jemmy savile.-as i can- failing to prosecute jemmy savile. as i can make savile. as far as i can make out:— savile. as far as i can make awrlsasahsr— savile. as far as i can make awrlsasahsr :- savile. as far as i can make out,-speaker , all- savile. as far as i can make out, speaker , all the out, mr. speaker, all the shddsh — out, mr. speaker, all the criticism levelled at the conservative _ criticism levelled at the conservative party when it was assassd— conservative party when it was assassd ar— conservative party when it was accused of smearing former rsadsr— accused of smearing former rsadsr rsrsrhw— accused of smearing former leader jeremy corbyn when they sahsd— leader jeremy corbyn when they sahsd hhh — leader jeremy corbyn when they called him an— leader jeremy corbyn when they called him an anti—semite and a rsrrahsr— called him an anti—semite and a terrorist sympathiser for his swaaassd— terrorist sympathiser for his supposed links— terrorist sympathiser for his supposed links to hamas. so for the supposed links to hamas. so for he drear— supposed links to hamas. so for the great british— supposed links to hamas. so for the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour, i'm asking are labour's tweets rishi sunak tweets attacking rishi sunak hypocritical ? well, let's see hypocritical? well, let's see what my panel of that . i'm what my panel make of that. i'm joined by broadcaster and columnist and also columnist lizzie cundy and also political commentator. and i don't know is . sam don't know what he is. sam dowler, superstar superstar lizzie , i'll start with you. lizzie, i'll start with you. oh, well, yeah, they are lizzie, i'll start with you. - oh, well, yeah, they are totally hwhashdsad— oh, well, yeah, they are totally hypocritical you _ oh, well, yeah, they are totally hypocritical you to stop laughing-— hypocritical you to stop rawohho. r— hypocritical you to stop laughing. i think this is appalling— laughing. i think this is appalling by- laughing. i think this is appalling by labour. it's nauseating— appalling by labour. it's nauseating .— appalling by labour. it's nauseating . it's shameful and nauseating. it's shameful and it's hypocritical— nauseating. it's shameful and it's hypocritical .— nauseating. it's shameful and it's hypocritical . and most of it's hypocritical. and most of all it's hypocritical. and most of ad has— it's hypocritical. and most of ad has a— it's hypocritical. and most of all it's a downright white lie. and— all it's a downright white lie. and rhsw— all it's a downright white lie. and they should— all it's a downright white lie. and they should be ashamed of rhsrhsswss.— and they should be ashamed of themselves. and— and they should be ashamed of themselves. and it's going to

haahsrahd— themselves. and it's going to boomerang right— themselves. and it's going to boomerang right back on them. it's boomerang right back on them. has a— boomerang right back on them. has a rhassws— boomerang right back on them. it's a massive own— boomerang right back on them. it's a massive own goal and i rhhh— it's a massive own goal and i rhhh dds— it's a massive own goal and i think it's quite— it's a massive own goal and i think it's quite disgusting why and haw— think it's quite disgusting why and how-have— think it's quite disgusting why and how have not taken this and how they have not taken this rwssr— and how they have not taken this rwssr dawh. — and how they have not taken this tweet down. well,— and how they have not taken this tweet down. well, denis macshane sard— tweet down. well, denis macshane said had— tweet down. well, denis macshane sard rhar whsh— tweet down. well, denis macshane said that when he— tweet down. well, denis macshane said that when he went knocking on said that when he went knocking ah-hahadw— said that when he went knocking on nobody mentioned it. on doors, nobody mentioned it. i dah-r— on doors, nobody mentioned it. i dash—.— on doors, nobody mentioned it. i dah-r—. saw.- don't believe him. sorry. i dah-r— don't believe him. sorry. i don't believe— don't believe him. sorry. i don't believe that denis a liar. rhsw-rs— don't believe that denis a liar. they're prahahw— don't believe that denis a liar. they're probably not on twitter, rhawdh— they're probably not on twitter, rhawdh ars— they're probably not on twitter, though, are they?— they're probably not on twitter, though, are they? i'm sorry. rwswahs— though, are they? i'm sorry. everyone talking about and everyone is talking about it and sswas— everyone is talking about it and sswas rs— everyone is talking about it and everyone is saying— everyone is saying it's disgraceful.- everyone is saying it's disgraceful. from disgraceful. even people from rhsrr— disgraceful. even people from hsr-hardw— disgraceful. even people from their-party, john- disgraceful. even people from their party, john mcdonnell, their own party, john mcdonnell, for their own party, john mcdonnell, rar aas— their own party, john mcdonnell, rar rhsrs— their own party, john mcdonnell, for one. there we— their own party, john mcdonnell, for one. there we had lucy rawsd— for one. there we had lucy powell stuttering wouldn't admit sawho— powell stuttering wouldn't admit sawho ah— powell stuttering wouldn't admit sawho ah h— powell stuttering wouldn't admit saying, oh, it wasn't me. yeah. no,— saying, oh, it wasn't me. yeah. wa: wsdh— saying, oh, it wasn't me. yeah. wa: war was— saying, oh, it wasn't me. yeah. no, well, you know , have your no, well, you know, have your dsadsr. — no, well, you know, have your dsadsr. rhs— no, well, you know, have your leader. the buck— no, well, you know, have your leader. the buck lies with keir shama— leader. the buck lies with keir srarrhsr. shah:— leader. the buck lies with keir starmer. stop, flip flopping. he is rhs— starmer. stop, flip flopping. he is rhs hurrah— starmer. stop, flip flopping. he is the human flip— starmer. stop, flip flopping. he is the human flip flop is awful. rahs— is the human flip flop is awful. rahs rhs— is the human flip flop is awful. take this down. _ is the human flip flop is awful. take this down. put your hands up. and— take this down. put your hands up. and h— take this down. put your hands up. and if rhs— take this down. put your hands up. and if this is— take this down. put your hands up. and if this is what they warr— up. and if this is what they wash ra— up. and if this is what they wash ra da— up. and if this is what they want to do to— up. and if this is what they want to do to the election, want to do to win the election, dds— want to do to win the election, has darrsr— want to do to win the election, it's gutter politics— want to do to win the election, it's gutter politics and that's whar— it's gutter politics and that's wharlrs. — it's gutter politics and that's wharlrs. ahd— it's gutter politics and that's whatlis. and i— it's gutter politics and that's what is. and i thought they what it is. and i thought they wadd— what it is. and i thought they wawdd r— what it is. and i thought they would i can't— what it is. and i thought they would i can't believe mean , would i can't believe i mean, you— would i can't believe i mean, wad-adre- would i can't believe i mean, wad-adrss. r- would i can't believe i mean, you agree. i agree. you actually agree. i agree. i arass— you actually agree. i agree. i ashes—dra- agree. i think it's dirty politics. and really quite politics. and i'm really quite disappointed in it. really. i mean, i'm sure they can you know, make up some excuse about why it's, know, how why it's, you know, how it's true. obviously like true. and i don't obviously like you know, but it's not true. the clip of boris johnson

clip you showed of boris johnson there well. mean, all there as well. i mean, it's all of it. it's dirty. we are not america. in america america. they do that in america . that american . they have that in american politics. are not that politics. and we are not that one thing that one thing that one thing that we one thing that i'm of is way i'm super proud of is the way is the way we conduct the way that we conduct ourselves you having a ourselves are you having a laugh? no. you the ourselves are you having a laugthey no. you the ourselves are you having a laugthey behaved you the ourselves are you having a laugthey behaved y(brexit? he way they behaved over brexit? yeah, of yeah, i did. of course, of course i think course i did. but i think something is what something like this is not what people see, but they. people want to see, but they. we're seeing the two selves. they've seen the real star, he says— they've seen the real star, he saws—rhs- they've seen the real star, hej says—the tweet they've seen the real star, hei says—the tweet . says he didn't write the tweet. he says he didn't write the tweet. hs hs — says he didn't write the tweet. hs hs saws— says he didn't write the tweet. hs hs saws hs-s— says he didn't write the tweet. he he says he's mr. clean. he's rhs— he he says he's mr. clean. he's rhs rsadsr— he he says he's mr. clean. he's rhs rsadsr ar— he he says he's mr. clean. he's the leader of the— he he says he's mr. clean. he's the leader of the labour party. all the leader of the labour party. arr-ham.— the leader of the labour party. arr-rrdhr. - the leader of the labour party. all-right. but- the leader of the labour party. all-right. but what| all right, all right. but what has — all right, all right. but what has _ra— all right, all right. but what has _rs shar— all right, all right. but what i'm is that they they i'm saying is that they they have to use, joe. i have so much ammo to use, joe. i mean, the incompetence of the of the tory party, the corruption , the tory party, the corruption, the tory party, the corruption, the migrant situation, the non—stop , the police, non—stop strikes, the police, etcetera, etcetera. non—stop strikes, the police, etcetr don't etcetera. non—stop strikes, the police, etcetr don't to etcetera. non—stop strikes, the police, etcetrdon't to go tera. non—stop strikes, the police, etcetrdon't to go fori. they don't need to go for something so, so low that they post do you think they post a tweet. do you think they are post a tweet. do you think they ars—whh- post a tweet. do you think they ars—whh ard- are doing that then, with all rhar— are doing that then, with all rhar wad-vs— are doing that then, with all that you've said? i know that you— that you've said? i know that wad-har— that you've said? i know that you that everybody knows you know that everybody knows har— you know that everybody knows rhar-rhsw— you know that everybody knows rhar-rhsw dahd- you know that everybody knows that. they going down that. why are they going down the that. why are they going down rhs dwrrsr— that. why are they going down the gutter-using- that. why are they going down the gutter using this the gutter and using this rash:— tactic, one, that they've even awrdsd— tactic, one, that they've even pulled conservative pulled up the conservative party for pulled up the conservative party far—hhaw - pulled up the conservative partyi for—know. they're for using? i don't know. they're trying it's some sort of low trying to it's some sort of low brow i, i don't brow tactic that i, i don't think said, don't think that, as i said, i don't think that, as i said, i don't think would respond

think the public would respond to. doesn't then? to. doesn't that worry you then? hssawss— to. doesn't that worry you then? because-potentially. doesn't that worry you then? bec leaders potentially doesn't that worry you then? bec leaders jcountry. ly doesn't that worry you then? bec leaders jcountry. t the leaders of this country. vsah. — the leaders of this country. yeah-r— the leaders of this country. yeah,-i think- the leaders of this country. yeah,-i think they. the leaders of this country. i yeah,-i think they will yeah, i think i think they will be the next seasons. but think be the next seasons. but i think it a mistake would it was a mistake and i would hope would hope that they would either delete it or just move on from it move a it and move on. move on to a more more a more civil way of campaigning. they're trying to get blue voters that to say, get the blue voters that to say, come to labour. they , you know, come to labour. they, you know, sahsswadwss— come to labour. they, you know, conservatives do _ come to labour. they, you know, conservatives do nothing- t ” they, you know, conservatives do nothing about hshs— conservatives do nothing about ahd— conservatives do nothing about crime and the— conservatives do nothing about crime and the court system asrwadw— crime and the court system actually keir— crime and the court system actually keir starmer , who sets actually keir starmer, who sets hhhssh— actually keir starmer, who sets hhhssh wa— actually keir starmer, who sets hhhssh up as— actually keir starmer, who sets himself up as mr.— actually keir starmer, who sets himself up as mr. clean, is asrwarw— himself up as mr. clean, is asrwarw hr. — himself up as mr. clean, is actually mr. dirty and he's playing— actually mr. dirty and he's arawho draw— actually mr. dirty and he's playing dirty tricks . he really playing dirty tricks. he really is — playing dirty tricks. he really is has— playing dirty tricks. he really is has ha— playing dirty tricks. he really is. but no one's— playing dirty tricks. he really is. but no one's even- playing dirty tricks. he really is. but no one's even going to i don't think anyone's going to even that because don't think anyone's going to ebecause that because don't think anyone's going to ebecause one because don't think anyone's going to ebecause one australia . because no one even australia on how labour worked on how the labour party worked there there harsh sharp there and there harsh sharp lines. look, there and there harsh sharp lines . look, my father did the lines. look, my father did the sahsswadws— t look, my father did the conservative campaign . labour conservative campaign. labour hshh— conservative campaign. labour hsrhwarhho— conservative campaign. labour isn't working. that was a that rhar— isn't working. that was a that was that worked.— isn't working. that was a that was that worked. “< l was that worked. i think it's actually worse than that. i think what he's trying to do is come up with something even more ridiculous saying young ridiculous than saying young women have penis because he women have a penis because he thinks that if we talk about this, might forget that he this, we might forget that he said penis. so he said women have a penis. so he doesn't to talk about

doesn't want us to talk about that. up with that. so they've come up with something that's ridiculous, incendiary, but not incendiary, but it's not as damaging as other and damaging as the other one. and i think to us focus on think they want to us focus on that. i'm not going to let him off think off the hook. i don't think people. no. i think people. no, no, no, no. i think people. no, no, no, no. i think people whether people do care about whether you're hasn't you're saying a woman hasn't got a not because a penis or not because i'm a woman i care, and that woman and i care, and that precludes me from for precludes me from voting for somebody. agree. somebody. and i agree. you cannot but somebody. and i agree. you cjustrt but somebody. and i agree. you cjustrt about. but somebody. and i agree. you cjustrt about. but but somebody. and i agree. you cjustrt about. but that's i just worried about. but that's sraaasd— i just worried about. but that's srahasd rhs— i just worried about. but that's srahasd rhs rrarh — i just worried about. but that's stopped me from voting- stopped me from voting for rahawr. — stopped me from voting for rahawr. _r- stopped me from voting for rahawr. -.. r- stopped me from voting for labour. _i, i don'tl labour. i agree. i, i don't know what but like, labour. i agree. i, i don't know wha know, but like, labour. i agree. i, i don't know wha know, let but like, labour. i agree. i, i don't know wha know, let tell but like, labour. i agree. i, i don't know wha know, let tell but [she you know, let me tell you, she imploded the out. i imploded from the inside out. i just to know where the imploded from the inside out. i just went. :now where the imploded from the inside out. i just went. ow where the imploded from the inside out. i just went. and/here the imploded from the inside out. i just went. and the? the we money went. and the more we learn about the i learn about that, the more i think to with think maybe it wasn't to do with the grc sort stuff. was the grc sort of stuff. it was some it. but what i will say some of it. but what i will say is i don't think is that i don't i don't think the on the the people on the people on the street care about that. street really care about that. that conversation that particular conversation with keir starmer about about the women . and i the penis, with women. and i don't don't think really don't and i don't think really people really care about this tweet. care about people really care about this twettweet. care about people really care about this twettweet. they care about people really care about this twettweet. they (want bout people really care about this twettweet. they (want they people really care about this twettto et. they (want they people really care about this twettto talk hey (want they people really care about this twettto talk about (want they people really care about this twettto talk about costant they want to talk about cost of living crisis. they want to talk about migrant this about the migrant crisis. this is this is this is a distraction. i don't think the labour party needs of our country. could do better. country. they could do better. we leader our we want the leader of our sawhrw— we want the leader of our country to know what a woman is. we country to know what a woman is. ws-da. — country to know what a woman is. ws-da. rhar— country to know what a woman is. ws-da. rhar rs—

country to know what a woman is. we do. that is important we really do. that is important to we really do. that is important ra hs— we really do. that is important to women. he does- we really do. that is important to women. rt : we really do. that is important to women. : to women. he does know what a woman , so why can answer woman is, so why can he answer their well? so their policies as well? so they're distracting- their policies as well? so they're distracting us- ” rt 7 so they're distracting us from had.— they're distracting us from rhar.—ws| they're distracting us from. rhar.—ws wahr they're distracting us from- that._we want to that. the things that we want to hhaw— that. the things that we want to hhaw-whar— that. the things that we want to hhaw-whar rs— that. the things that we want to know,-what is a— that. the things that we want to know, what is a woman know, like what is a woman they dah-r— know, like what is a woman they dah-r-ahswsrs- know, like what is a woman they don't-answer?-then| don't want to answer? and then the don't want to answer? and then rhs—warr- don't want to answer? and then rhs—ward ra| the things that we do want to hhaw—radhi know they don't want to talk ahawr. — know they don't want to talk about. _what's- know they don't want to talk about. me. what's know they don't want to talk about. me. they're putting know they don't want to talk abotnonsense they're putting know they don't want to talk abotnonsense in they're putting know they don't want to talk abotnonsense in there 're putting know they don't want to talk abotnonsense in there that utting know they don't want to talk abotnonsense in there that they] this nonsense in there that they hhaw— this nonsense in there that they. hhaw—ahawr: know we're going to argue about, hoping— know we're going to argue about, hoping-sort— know we're going to argue about, hoping-son-a- know we're going to argue about, hopinglsort-a-ofl hoping to sort of put a sort of smoke— smoke screen around the things that— smoke screen around the things that-to— smoke screen around the things that-to us— smoke screen around the things that-to us, which- smoke screen around the things that to us, which are you that matter to us, which are you can-t— that matter to us, which are you can-t define— that matter to us, which are you can-t define a— that matter to us, which are you can't define a woman. and also what— can't define a woman. and also what-going— can't define a woman. and also what-going-wnhl what are they going to do with the—thevl what are they going to do with- the—they going the economy? what are they going to do about immigration? something— something they did not mention at—they- something they did not mention at—they stin- at all. at all. and they still have— at all. at all. and they still imus-- at all. at all. and they still haveus- an- at all. at all. and they still. have-us an answer. at all. at all. and they still- have-us an answer. and have not given us an answer. and i have not given us an answer. and l-countw_ have not given us an answer. and l-countw needs- have not given us an answer. and l-countw needs to. i think this country needs to knew.— i think this country needs to knew-_be- i think this country needs to know._bit of. i think this country needs to know._bit of al i think this country needs toi know._bit of a is know. i think it's a bit of a is going— know. i think it's a bit of a is going-backfire— know. i think it's a bit of a is going backfire really hugely know. i think it's a bit of a is goilabour,ackfire really hugely know. i think it's a bit of a is goilabour,ackfire tweets,1ugely know. i think it's a bit of a is goilabour,ackfire tweets, because on labour, these tweets, because if we— on labour, these tweets, because if we wem— on labour, these tweets, because if we want- back _ on labour, these tweets, because if we want-back on- on labour, these tweets, because if we want back on their if we want to go back on their seek— if we want to go back on their task esse— if we want to go back on their track record, looking at rotherham _ track record, looking at rotherham and so forth, it reetty— rotherham and so forth, it really_backfire| rotherham and so forth, it. really—backfire on really is going to backfire on them — really is going to backfire on them _thev'rel really is going to backfire on- them _they're going them. and i think they're going to voters they've to lose voters. they've lost respect. think it's respect. and i think it's absolutely appalling. my thing is they've absolutely appalling. my thing is-they've they've - absolutely appalling. my thing is-they've they've got- q my thing is they've they've got the is that they've they've got the upper— is that they've they've got the .ppe.-.t...dy. - is that they've they've got the upper already. they've upper hand already. they've got a—they'rel a massive upper hand. they're weu— a massive upper hand. they're wen—pens.- a massive upper hand. they'rei well_polls..this well ahead in the polls. so this is-eien-t— well ahead in the polls. so this is-didn't need— well ahead in the polls. so this is-didn't need to- well ahead in the polls. so this is didn't need to do this is they didn't need to do this as is they didn't need to do this es-seying.- is they didn't need to do this as-saying-iveahi is they didn't need to do thisi es-seyinglyeee, as what i'm saying. so, yeah, thet-s— as what i'm saying. so, yeah,i fleets—whet that's that's what that's what does— that's that's what that's what eeesme-— that's that's what that's what does-memes— that's that's what that's what does-meias .- that's that's what that's what does me as i said, as i does annoy me. as i said, as i see,— does annoy me. as i said, as i said, disappointed. said, i'm disappointed. i think i said, i'm disappointed. i think u—eeute.— said, i'm disappointed. i think u—eeute.-se| i think they could. there's so much— i think they could. there's so mush—eeete- i think they could. there's so- much _could-about. much more they could talk about. there-s— much more they could talk about. there's-there's-

much more they could talk about. there's there's many there's so many there's so many teens— there's so many there's so many faults-current- faults in in our current government- faults in in our current- government-could , you government that they could, you knew,— government that they could, you knee—this- government that they could, you know,_this andi know, shine a light on this and this— know, shine a light on this and this-n.— know, shine a light on this and this-e. — know, shine a light on this and this-e. he- know, shine a light on this and this-it. he should. this this isn't it. he should put— this this isn't it. he should put hands up, say this was put his hands up, say this was wrong do. maybe have wrong to do. yeah, maybe have more maybe. more respect. maybe. but he won't flip won't because he's a human flip flop. he sits the fence flop. and he sits on the fence so he'll say what woman so much he'll say what a woman is. say again . no, is. oh, don't say it again. no, .it-s— is. oh, don't say it again. no, its net— is. oh, don't say it again. no, no. .it's not a- is. oh, don't say it again. no, no. .it's not a woman.. is. oh, don't say it again. no,| no. .it's not a woman. by is. oh, don't say it again. no,- no. .it's not a woman. by the no. and it's not a woman. by the way. know, you'll way. otherwise, you know, you'll go . i've got go straight cisgender. i've got the button here. _ go straight cisgender. i've got the button here. nana . but gt g t g: i've got the button here. her? but the the button here. nana. but the we— the button here. nana. but the twe-them:— the button here. nana. but the twe-them: we— the button here. nana. but the two-them, we both- the button here. \se:�*e but the two them, we both got the button here. hee but the two them, we both got one. two of them, we both got one. leave— two of them, we both got one. leave us— two of them, we both got one. leave us on the— two of them, we both got one. leave us on the side of the eeet.— leave us on the side of the eeete—hs- leave us on the side of the chair._this is chair. right. well, this show is eeemee— chair. right. well, this show is nothing without— chair. right. well, this show is nothing without and your nothing without you and your views british— nothing without you and your views british voices. is great british voices. this is yeer—be- great british voices. this is. yeer—belehe your opportunity to be on the shew.— your opportunity to be on the shew. _reeuy show. tell us what you really think— think about the topics we're discussing— think about the topics we're discussing-.- think about the topics we're discussing-. i've- think about the topics we're discussing . i've got four discussing today. i've got four of you. — discussing today. i've got four of yee. veers:— discussing today. i've got four of you. yeah, let's— discussing today. i've got four of you. yeah, let's start with at...— of you. yeah, let's start with etee-ehee- of you. yeah, let's start with. alan _therelgrimsby of you. yeah, let's start with- alan _there . grimsby. alan mcneilly there in grimsby. at...— alan mcneilly there in grimsby. etee—ef- alan mcneilly there in grimsby. eteee—sf eul alan mcneilly there in grimsby.. eteee—sf an of alan, what do you make of all of this— alan, what do you make of all of hemetee— alan, what do you make of all of thisihello,-what- alan, what do you make of all of this hello, what you this? hello, alan. what do you think— this? hello, alan. what do you think e — this? hello, alan. what do you think 7 happy— this? hello, alan. what do you think ? happy easter- this? hello, alan. what do you think ? think? happy easter to you all. happy easter. it's more labour nonsense. nana— happy easter. it's more labour nonsense. nana complete and utter lie , but it's typical of utter lie, but it's typical of the left wing to try to bamboozle people with misinformation for want of a better word. i mean labour have got better word. i mean labour have get ehsetntety— better word. i mean labour have got absolutely nothing- : i mean labour have got absolutely nothing to be neut— got absolutely nothing to be nnent etett— got absolutely nothing to be proud about. some of your

commentators— proud about. some of your commentators have mentioned that they-ve— commentators have mentioned that they-ve teteh— commentators have mentioned that they've taken politics into the gutter. — they've taken politics into the gutter. .— they've taken politics into the gutter. i don't— they've taken politics into the gutter. i don't think- they've taken politics into the gutter. 2c?" . “

a it's a sham . uh, i think it's a it's a sham. uh, i think it's we need to restructure british politics. and i disagree with the speaker on british american politics. robert kennedy, before he died, he said , i fight on he died, he said, i fight on principle, not against the my opponent . and he was killed on opponent. and he was killed on the 5th of june, 1968. one of the 5th of june, 1968. one of the things we never do in this country anymore is listen to history and history repeating itself. well, we don't listen to history:— itself. well, we don't listen to historyv hite. — itself. well, we don't listen to history, mike. we— well, we don't listen to history, mike. �*fvi�*it; gti“ . t tints“ history, mike. we don't listen to history because we're looking to history because we're looking to pay reparations as nonsense . to pay reparations as nonsense. right. let's go to julie ford in bedford. julie yeah, hi, nana. i just think, to be perfectly honest— i just think, to be perfectly honest with _ i just think, to be perfectly honest with you, this is the heheee— honest with you, this is the ieheen tety— honest with you, this is the labour party being no more than just labour party being no more than inst ehiiiish— labour party being no more than just childish bullies in a playground-— just childish bullies in a playground. there was absolutely no reason to have— playground. there was absolutely no reason to have personal, tergetei— no reason to have personal, targeted attacks— no reason to have personal, targeted attacks at any member of targeted attacks at any member oi the— targeted attacks at any member of the conservative party, whether— of the conservative party, whether that's- of the conservative party, whether that's their beliefs or net. — whether that's their beliefs or net. het— whether that's their beliefs or not hit this— whether that's their beliefs or not. but this is— whether that's their beliefs or not. but this is ultimately a lie not. but this is ultimately a tie .— not. but this is ultimately a tie . heheth— not. but this is ultimately a lie . nobody in— not. but this is ultimately a lie . nobody in their right not. but this is ultimately a lie. nobody in their right mind weete— lie. nobody in their right mind vveeii went— lie. nobody in their right mind would want sex— lie. nobody in their right mind would want sex offenders to be

teeming— would want sex offenders to be neenine the— would want sex offenders to be roaming the street, happily going— roaming the street, happily geing eheet— roaming the street, happily going about doing the same crimes nonsense going about doing the same. crimes-nonsense for crimes again. it's nonsense for hein— crimes again. it's nonsense for me. keir starmer— crimes again. it's nonsense for me. keir starmer is in charge of the tense— me. keir starmer is in charge of the labour party— me. keir starmer is in charge of the labour party .— me. keir starmer is in charge of the labour party . he had surely the labour party. he had surely the labour party. he had surely the sign— the labour party. he had surely the sign ett— the labour party. he had surely the sign off on— the labour party. he had surely the sign off on this and he sheeti— the sign off on this and he should have— the sign off on this and he should have known better. this is inst— should have known better. this is just disgusting— should have known better. this is just disgusting and henseneiiv— is just disgusting and personally for me i could not test— personally for me i could not test hin— personally for me i could not test hin es— personally for me i could not trust him as prime minister if my tite— trust him as prime minister if my life depended on it. it's inst— my life depended on it. it's inst e— my life depended on it. it's inst e hit— my life depended on it. it's just a bit stupid, isn't it? why— just a bit stupid, isn't it? why nonin— just a bit stupid, isn't it? why would he— just a bit stupid, isn't it? why would he think- just a bit stupid, isn't it? why would he think that that would be good, except, well, jonathan he's there jonathan jones. he's there in cornwall. no. cornwall. jonathan oh, no, no. yeah, he's cornwall. jonathan oh, no, no. yeah,-he's made- cornwall. jonathan oh, no, no. yeah,-he's made his. cornwall. jonathan oh, no, no.| yeah,-he's made his life yeah, i think he's made his life neeiiv— yeah, i think he's made his life really difficult— yeah, i think he's made his life really difficult himself really difficult for himself teense— really difficult for himself because everyone knows he's a ievvven — because everyone knows he's a ievvven .pievet- because everyone knows he's a lawyer. .played that- because everyone knows he's a lawyer. because everyone knows he's a lawye| because everyone knows he's a lawyer�*ett because everyone knows he's a lawyelet: gt: g: because everyone knows he's a lawyelet: gt: g really hard and they're going to watch these details so he watch all these details so he won't to get away with won't be able to get away with saying, about the saying, i didn't know about the tweet. look really tweet. so it does look really hypocritical. and he's hypocritical. and i think he's got hypocritical. and i think he's get—ent-tel got his work cut out now to neve— got his work cut out now to peeve thet— got his work cut out now to prove that he's— got his work cut out now to prove that he's our cup of tea. tene— prove that he's our cup of tea. tenelvves— prove that he's our cup of tea. henelvves going— prove that he's our cup of tea. nana iwas going to _ prove that he's our cup of tea. nana iwas going to say,- prove that he's our cup of tea. nana was going to say, when nana i was going to say, when was coming was going was that coming up? i was going to say i was that coming up? i was going to sev i thenght— was that coming up? i was going to say i thought you— was that coming up? i was going to say i thought you were- titit g :. 37 i was going to say i thought you were going titit g t. :i7 i was going to say nothing.t you were going titit g t. :i7 i was going to say nothing. aiou were going titit g :. ti7 i was going to say nothing. a cup vere going titit g :. ti7 i was going to say nothing. a cup verteating titit g :. ti7 i was going to say nothing. a cup vertea you to say nothing. a cup of tea you een-t— to say nothing. a cup of tea you cent—going- to say nothing. a cup of tea you een-t—geing te- can't fix. yeah, it's going to tete— can't fix. yeah, it's going to. tete—thengh: can't fix. yeah, it's going to- take _though, for take more than that, though, for him.— take more than that, though, for him-_nneh- take more than that, though, fori him-_muchlmv him. thank you very much to my veieesltien— him. thank you very much to my voices alan grimsby. voices. alan in grimsby. mike in oxfordshire.— voices. alan in grimsby. mike in oxfordshire.-in— voices. alan in grimsby. mike in oxfordshire. in bedford oxfordshire. julie in bedford ent— oxfordshire. julie in bedford and jonathan— oxfordshire. julie in bedford and jonathan in cornwall . all and jonathan in cornwall. all night:— and jonathan in cornwall. all night—te— and jonathan in cornwall. all right,_to anotheri right, let's move to another sten— right, let's move to another stony—ny- right, let's move to another stenv—nv evel right, let's move to another- stenv—nv eve teeev. story that caught my eye today. itinee —

story that caught my eye today. itinee tent— story that caught my eye today. prince harry, russian anti—war prince harry, a russian anti—war ehht— prince harry, a russian anti—war nit—et- artist, is selling copies of prince— artist, is selling copies of prince harry's— artist, is selling copies of prince harry's spare covered in these— prince harry's spare covered in tteet ettee— prince harry's spare covered in blood after prince— prince harry's spare covered in blood after prince harry neveeiee— blood after prince harry revealed that- blood after prince harry revealed that 25 taliban tightens— revealed that 25 taliban fighters were— revealed that 25 taliban fighters were killed while he titted— fighters were killed while he killed them.— fighters were killed while he killed them. when he was serving with— killed them. when he was serving with the— killed them. when he was serving with the british _ killed them. when he was serving with the british army in afghanistan— with the british army in afghanistan so do afghanistan. so what do you think— afghanistan. so what do you think ee— afghanistan. so what do you think are these— afghanistan. so what do you think are these blood covered tests— think are these blood covered tests-et— think are these blood covered tests-stutt- think are these blood covered books-of.or is- think are these blood covered books-of.or is thei books a work of art or is the entist— books a work of art or is the entist teing— books a work of art or is the artist being too— books a work of art or is the artist being too harsh on harry? tet-s— artist being too harsh on harry? tet-s-ent— artist being too harsh on harry? let's-out what— artist being too harsh on harry? let's-out what my- artist being too harsh on harry? let's out what my panel let's find out what my panel hete— let's find out what my panel nete et— let's find out what my panel make of that. _ let's find out what my panel make of that. lizzie cundy , what make of that. lizzie cundy, what do make of that. lizzie cundy, what to ven— make of that. lizzie cundy, what no ven thinte — make of that. lizzie cundy, what do you think? harry— make of that. lizzie cundy, what do you think? : do you think? harry should not be talking and should be talking about and should never about how many never have talked about how many he taliban. it he killed in the taliban. it goes every through against every ethnic in the army. it's disgusting. and he's not only put in danger , but also put himself in danger, but also the family and this the royal family and this country and the coronation. we've got the coronation coming. so he doesn't come so i hope he doesn't come because mind because he hasn't made his mind up. letting the up. he's still not letting the king very. think , so king very. i think, so disrespectfully that he is coming or not. i hope he doesn't come because it will put a massive security risk on the whole coronation. i massive security risk on the whole coronation . i think whole of the coronation. i think his blood covered— whole of the coronation. i think his blood covered books,- whole of the coronation. i think his blood covered books, i- his blood covered books, i mean, tite— his blood covered books, i mean, the—i- like art is subjective. so, i tite— like art is subjective. so, i mean, like, you- like art is subjective. so, i mean, like, you know, could mean, like, you know, it could neit— mean, like, you know, it could neii te— mean, like, you know, it could neii te en— mean, like, you know, it could well be an installation or, well be an art installation or, you— well be an art installation or, ven-its— well be an art installation or,l you-it'slstatement. you know, but it's a statement. its— you know, but it's a statement. it-s e— you know, but it's a statement. it's a statement— you know, but it's a statement. it's a statement you know it's a statement that, you know : whet— it's a statement that, you know : vvhet he— it's a statement that, you know ,wig he set— it's a statement that, you know , what he said was—

it's a statement that, you know , what he said was a mistake. and:— , what he said was a mistake. ant ven— , what he said was a mistake. ant ven then:— , what he said was a mistake. and, you know, he— , what he said was a mistake. and, you know, he hasn't come ent— and, you know, he hasn't come tent—ant- and, you know, he hasn't come ent—tnt i- and, you know, he hasn't comei out—and i think out and apologised. and i think we eit— out and apologised. and i think we eitlthint— out and apologised. and i think we alllthink-all- out and apologised. and i think we all think all agree out and apologised. and i think we ait's think all agree out and apologised. and i think we ait's timistake. all agree out and apologised. and i think we ait's timistake. a|know,e that it's a mistake. you know, etviensiv:— that it's a mistake. you know,l etviensiv:—in obviously, his old compadres in the annv— obviously, his old compadres in the anny — obviously, his old compadres in the army were like, oh, what heve — the army were like, oh, what heve _iite. i the army were like, oh, whati have—like. but the army were like, oh, what. have—like. but as have you done? and like. but as we have you done? and like. but as vve—he— have you done? and like. but as we_he crossed- we said before, he crossed the tine:— line, as we said before, you then:— line, as we said before, you- know,_publisher know, that's what his publisher vventet— know, that's what his publisher wanted-wanted- know, that's what his publisher wanted. wanted they wanted. they wanted dirt. they vventee—itl wanted juice, and they got it. ant—he- wanted juice, and they got it. ant—he nevtel wanted juice, and they got it.| and—he maybe he and like, maybe he maybe he thin-t— and like, maybe he maybe he didn't-ahead— and like, maybe he maybe he didn't ahead what didn't think ahead about what he teesn-t— didn't think ahead about what he teesn-t-. — didn't think ahead about what he teesn-t-. he— didn't think ahead about what he doesn't-. he doesn't- didn't think ahead about what he doesn't . it; : e doesn't think. he doesn't think he hasn't got brian. he doesn't think, he hasn't got brian. he doesn't think: tees— he hasn't got brian. he doesn't think, does he?— he hasn't got brian. he doesn't think, does he? right.- e gt: he doesn't think, does he? right. well, its— think, does he? right. well, its time— think, does he? right. well, it's time for— think, does he? right. well, it's time for my— think, does he? right. well, it's time for my quick fire quiz . se— it's time for my quick fire quiz . se ieining— it's time for my quick fire quiz . se ieining ne— it's time for my quick fire quiz . so joining me now is lizzie cnntv— . so joining me now is lizzie cnnnv thehe— . so joining me now is lizzie cundy arlene foster. please, izzv— cundy arlene foster. please, izzv ent— cundy arlene foster. please, izzy enn sen— cundy arlene foster. please, izzy and sam down your buzzer, tieese— izzy and sam down your buzzer, tieese .— izzy and sam down your buzzer, tieese . vie-ve— izzy and sam down your buzzer, please . we've got— izzy and sam down your buzzer, please . we've got some new please. we've got some new buzzers. 9.99,— please. we've got some new buzzers. 9.99, right? please tteese— buzzers. 9.99, right? please tieese ttev— buzzers. 9.99, right? please please play along at home. enestien— please play along at home. question one,— please play along at home. question one, a— please play along at home. question one, a charity dedicated— question one, a charity dedicated to- question one, a charity dedicated to eating disorders hes— dedicated to eating disorders hes tonne— dedicated to eating disorders has found that— dedicated to eating disorders has found that something in tehienien— has found that something in particular negatively affects the nest— particular negatively affects the nest et— particular negatively affects the mood of people suffering hen— the mood of people suffering ten the— the mood of people suffering from the disorders . but what is from the disorders. but what is it? from the disorders. but what is itelit— from the disorders. but what is itelit t— from the disorders. but what is itelit a the— from the disorders. but what is it?.it a the sheer— from the disorders. but what is it? it a the sheer number of it? is it a the sheer number of heteneie-s— it? is it a the sheer number of mcdonald's in— it? is it a the sheer number of mcdonald's in most cities b menus displaying how many entries— menus displaying how many calories each— menus displaying how many calories each item is , or c the calories each item is, or c the etventisenent— calories each item is, or c the advertisement of— calories each item is, or c the advertisement of weight loss tnegnenne— advertisement of weight loss tnegnenne e— advertisement of weight loss programme ? lizzie cundy i'd say programme? lizzie cundy i'd say b b,— programme? lizzie cundy i'd say t t: which— programme? lizzie cundy i'd say t t: which is— programme? lizzie cundy i'd say b b, which is it's— programme? lizzie cundy i'd say b b, which is it's saying that nistteving— b b, which is it's saying that displaving how_ b b, which is it's saying that displaying how many calories

eeeh— displaying how many calories eeeh item:— displaying how many calories each item, what— displaying how many calories each item, what do you think? sen — each item, what do you think? sen tente— each item, what do you think? sen tenien i— each item, what do you think? sam dowler i would say the same thing— sam dowler i would say the same thing eetneiiv:— sam dowler i would say the same thing actually, to— sam dowler i would say the same thing actually, to be— sam dowler i would say the same thing actually, to be honest, wing,— thing actually, to be honest, same thing, the— thing actually, to be honest, same thing, the same. b thei answer_ displaying same thing, the same. b the- answer_displaying how answer is b menus displaying how men— answer is b menus displaying how nenv eeienies— answer is b menus displaying how many calories each— answer is b menus displaying how many calories each item is . the many calories each item is. the ehenitv— many calories each item is. the ehentv sevs— many calories each item is. the charity says that— many calories each item is. the charity says that the possibility- charity says that the possibility of people possibly snttening— possibility of people possibly suffering disorders suffering from eating disorders teset— suffering from eating disorders teset en— suffering from eating disorders based on calorie— suffering from eating disorders based on calorie may be based on calorie count may be henntnt— based on calorie count may be henntni .— based on calorie count may be henntni . inev— based on calorie count may be harmful . they have said that . harmful. they have said that. teen.— harmful. they have said that. veeh. neit— harmful. they have said that. teen. wet. e— harmful. they have said that. yeah, well, a friend— harmful. they have said that. yeah, well, a friend of- harmful. they have said that. yeah, well, a friend of mine, gemma arterton , and she runs gemma arterton, and she runs a charity seed and is to do charity called seed and is to do with eating disorders and you know, and i've had friends , many know, and i've had friends, many friends had eating friends who've had eating disorders . i i good disorders. i was, i was good friends graham before friends with nicky graham before she passed sadly and so she passed sadly yeah. and so they are, you they say these things are, you know, there's many know, they there's so many things triggering things that are triggering i don't being knowing don't like being knowing how much because i don't much is in there because i don't want know. just eat want to know. i just want to eat my want to know. i just want to eat nv—txeetiv. - my food in peace. exactly. enestien— my food in peace. exactly. question was question two an exotic frog was tonne— question two an exotic frog was tonne in— question two an exotic frog was tonne in the— question two an exotic frog was found in the cluster of bananas tnneheset— found in the cluster of bananas purchased-lidl- found in the cluster of bananas purchased lidl surrey purchased from a lidl in surrey this—mites.- purchased from a lidl in surreyi this—miles. but this week, but many miles. but hen— this week, but many miles. but hen-mites— this week, but many miles. but how-miles did— this week, but many miles. but how-miles did the- this week, but many miles. but how miles did the frog how many miles did the frog tnevet— how many miles did the frog travel-answer- how many miles did the frog travel answer wins travel closest answer wins ie-anne— travel closest answer wins jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going— jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going te— jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going to sev— jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going to sev 5— jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going to sev e on— jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. i'm going to say 5 or 5000.- jo—anne nadler 2500 miles. gt: g t; ljooo 3200, going to say 5 or 5000. 3200, which means sam— going to say 5 or 5000. 3200, which means sam ,— going to say 5 or 5000. 3200, which means sam , you- gt: g t; 5000 3200, which means sam , you win a which means sam, you win a teht.— which means sam, you win a point. ves— which means sam, you win a point. ves et— which means sam, you win a point. yes, of course. the frog initieiiv— point. yes, of course. the frog initially believed— point. yes, of course. the frog initially believed that to come

hen— initially believed that to come ten the— initially believed that to come from the coast— initially believed that to come from the coast of— initially believed that to come from the coast of the ivory ceest— from the coast of the ivory ceest in— from the coast of the ivory coast in africa— from the coast of the ivory coast in africa .- from the coast of the ivory coast in africa . question three coast in africa. question three new— coast in africa. question three hen tit— coast in africa. question three hen tit ne— coast in africa. question three how did one monopoly game end in tetginn — how did one monopoly game end in tetginn this— how did one monopoly game end in belgium this week?— how did one monopoly game end in belgium this week? was it a the toy nenev— belgium this week? was it a the toy money turned— belgium this week? was it a the toy money turned out to be real. b toy money turned out to be real. t it— toy money turned out to be real. t it nesnitee— toy money turned out to be real. b it resulted in— toy money turned out to be real. b it resulted in a— toy money turned out to be real. b it resulted in a samurai sword tight:— b it resulted in a samurai sword tight: en— b it resulted in a samurai sword tight: on c:— b it resulted in a samurai sword tight, on a ne— b it resulted in a samurai sword fight, or c, one of— b it resulted in a samurai sword fight, or c, one of the players eheet— fight, or c, one of the players eneee nt— fight, or c, one of the players ended up swallowing all the gene. — ended up swallowing all the gene. to— ended up swallowing all the game. no buzzers- ended up swallowing all the game. \iiti game. no buzzers should be pressed until all the pieces. i'll let you off on this, sam. the— i'll let you off on this, sam. the is— i'll let you off on this, sam. the is he— i'll let you off on this, sam. what is he on? _ i'll let you off on this, sam. what is he on? twhtt: t what is he on? well, i mean, i don't know if you've ever played monopoly members monopoly with family members monotony would monotony, samurai sword. i would say because people get angry. i was going to say b, because people competitive and people get very competitive and it always ends in tears when i play it always ends in tears when i play it. so samurai sword, the answer was correct— play it. so samurai sword, the answer was correct ,- e so samurai sword, the answer was correct , and b it answer was correct, and b it nesnitet— answer was correct, and b it nesnitet in— answer was correct, and b it nesnitet in e— answer was correct, and b it resulted in a samurai sword tight. — resulted in a samurai sword tight. oh— resulted in a samurai sword tight. oh my— resulted in a samurai sword fight. oh my god.- resulted in a samurai sword fight. citii: resulted in a samurai sword fight. citni: fight. oh my god. what's the worst thing you've done worst thing you've ever done over actually over a board game? actually i won't ask . don't ask, don't ask won't ask. don't ask, don't ask that one question for true or false, the world record for the world's widest wig. yes has been recently broken. true or false ? recently broken. true or false? lizzie cundy true . it's got to lizzie cundy true. it's got to be true . it has to be true.

be true. it has to be true. its— be true. it has to be true. it's true. the wig measures a whopping eight feet across. wow would either of you wear a wig ? would either of you wear a wig? of course. or that wig in particular? she's got one on now. i've got one on. no, no . now. i've got one on. no, no. she-s— now. i've got one on. no, no. she-s ectneiiv— now. i've got one on. no, no. she's actually my own. no. i've got one on. no, no. t no. liar she's actually my own. no. liar well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. ett— well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. ett- ten-t— well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. ett- ten-t heve— well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. off. don't have a— well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. off. don't have a look— well, no mine. mine, mine, mine. off. don't have a look at- twhtt: mine, mine, mine. off. don't have a look at my. teen— off. don't have a look at my. veeh ge— off. don't have a look at my. veeh ge en— off. don't have a look at my. yeah, go on then.— off. don't have a look at my. yeah, go on then. g yeah, go on then. forget this was joking. oh. maybe- yeah, go on then. g g oh. maybe one day, was joking. oh. maybe one day, hevte— was joking. oh. maybe one day, hevte ne— was joking. oh. maybe one day, hevte eev— was joking. oh. maybe one day, maybe one day i'll— g oh. maybe one day, maybe one day i'll take my wig ett. — maybe one day i'll take my wig ett. nested— maybe one day i'll take my wig off. masked singer. - maybe one day i'll take my wig off. : i:itt e off. masked singer. take it off. take it off. take it off. i'll tell you what to do- tell you what to do with that tight.— tell you what to do with that one. right. question five one tnitish— one. right. question five one tnitish-hes— one. right. question five one british-has kept- one. right. question five one british has kept an easter british woman has kept an easter egg-stenege— british woman has kept an easter egg-stenege ten— british woman has kept an easter egg-storage for 60 - egg in cold storage for 60 vees— egg in cold storage for 60 veers-vvhv— egg in cold storage for 60 vees-vvhv is- egg in cold storage for 60 years.-why is it- egg in cold storage for 60 years. why is it a she was years. but why is it a she was given— years. but why is it a she was given it— years. but why is it a she was given it et— years. but why is it a she was given it at birth— years. but why is it a she was given it at birth .— years. but why is it a she was given it at birth . b, she likes given it at birth. b, she likes the— given it at birth. b, she likes the-it— given it at birth. b, she likes the-it looks.— given it at birth. b, she likes the-it looks. or- given it at birth. b, she likes the-it looks. or c,- given it at birth. b, she likes the it looks. or c, it's the way it looks. or c, it's neith— the way it looks. or c, it's worth e— the way it looks. or c, it's worth e tet— the way it looks. or c, it's worth a lot of— the way it looks. or c, it's worth a lot of money. it; worth a lot of money. lizzie cnntv— worth a lot of money. lizzie cnntv it— worth a lot of money. lizzie cundy it must be about the money, surely . c what is it? i money, surely. c what is it? i think she was getting it when she born. well, can't think she was getting it when she a born. well, can't think she was getting it when she a babyn. well, can't think she was getting it when she a baby chocolate. can't think she was getting it when she a baby chocolate. youi't think she was getting it when she a baby chocolate. you can give a baby chocolate. you can tenn—iite- give a baby chocolate. you can dawn like faberge dawn neesom it's like a faberge 999 dawn neesom it's like a faberge egg no she likes egg or something. no she likes the totally wrong. the way it looks totally wrong. she has an extremely erg she's extremely impressed with. i'm impressed. i mean , that'd be impressed. i mean, that'd be rotten by now . can i just say rotten by now. can i just say senethinge— rotten by now. can i just say something? where - can ijust say something? where are my eggs ?

something? where are my eggs? visits. — something? where are my eggs? visits. ast— something? where are my eggs? visits. est e— something? where are my eggs? works. ask a doctor- something? where are my eggs? works. :t listen to works. ask a doctor. listen to gin— works. ask a doctor. listen to gini in— works. ask a doctor. listen to girl in youtube. _ works. ask a doctor. listen to girl in youtube. no- works. :t listen to girl in youtube. \it:i g girl in youtube. no longer. things— girl in youtube. no longer. ihings thet— girl in youtube. no longer. things dried up— girl in youtube. no longer. things dried up by- girl in youtube. \it:i g things dried up by now. is it tomorrow that— things dried up by now. is it tomorrow that you're supposed to teet— tomorrow that you're supposed to teet the— tomorrow that you're supposed to teet the eggs— tomorrow that you're supposed to teet the eggs e — tomorrow that you're supposed to beat the eggs ? 4.3.5 sunday to beat the eggs? yes. sunday to sundavv— beat the eggs? yes. sunday to sundayv ven— beat the eggs? yes. sunday to sunday, you start.— beat the eggs? yes. sunday to sunday, you start. i— beat the eggs? 4.3.5 sunday to sunday, you start. i thought i went— sunday, you start. i thought i vvente heve— sunday, you start. i thought i would have got— sunday, you start. i thought i would have got for would have got one for my eeiieegnes— would have got one for my colleaguesibut- would have got one for my colleagues but going to colleagues, but i'm going to tete— colleagues, but i'm going to tete en— colleagues, but i'm going to tete en egg. — colleagues, but i'm going to take an egg. �*i�*v�*i�*ti.”iiil colleagues, but i'm going to take an egg. where's somebody else who got an egg that didn't belong anyway , i'm belong to. well, anyway, i'm going take an egg from going to take an egg from somebody know who somebody else. and they know who they today's they are, right? but on today's show, asking, is it show, i've been asking, is it immoral to house migrants on barges? and according to our twitter poll, 8% of you say yes. and only 92% of you say no . it and only 92% of you say no. it isn't immoral at all. it's actually a privilege. and they're lucky to have the accommodation, food and shelter, and most people would be grateful. think grateful. wouldn't you think so? i've so. thank i've got to say so. thank you so much to my panel. broadcast from college, thank you college, lizzie cundy. thank you very you. very much, lizzie. thank you. and commentator very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler commentator very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler. commentator very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler . thank mmentator very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler . thank you antator very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler . thank you very or very much, lizzie. thank you. and dowler . thank you very much. sam dowler. thank you very much. thank you. and a huge thank you to you company and for to you for your company and for joining be back joining me today. i'll be back tomorrow at three. joining me live will be the fabulous christine and of christine hamilton and of course, kelly will also course, danny kelly will also have a head to head. you won't

want to that. a want to miss that. have a fabulous day. enjoy the rest of these and see you these holidays and i'll see you tomorrow at three. enjoy the weather. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey- i'm jonathan vautrey here with your tetest— jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather— jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather update from the net— latest weather update from the met ettiee. — latest weather update from the met office. have— latest weather update from the met office. have you been enieving— met office. have you been enieving the— met office. have you been enjoying the easter weekend so tene— enjoying the easter weekend so teee theee— enjoying the easter weekend so far? there has— enjoying the easter weekend so far? there has been plenty of tine—nett- far? there has been plenty of. fine _we'll continue fine weather and we'll continue to fine weather and we'll continue te—thet— fine weather and we'll continue te—thet inte- fine weather and we'll continuei to_that into sunday. to see more of that into sunday. theee— to see more of that into sunday. ihene ee— to see more of that into sunday. there are fronts— to see more of that into sunday. there are fronts out— to see more of that into sunday. there are fronts out in the ttientie. — there are fronts out in the atlantic. there— there are fronts out in the atlantic. there are slowly going there are fronts out in the at|make there are slowly going there are fronts out in the at|make their; are slowly going there are fronts out in the at|make their progressvly going there are fronts out in the at|make their progress towards] to make their progress towards the th— to make their progress towards the uk: tnt— to make their progress towards the uk, but high— to make their progress towards the uk, but high pressure is keeping— the uk, but high pressure is keeping-et— the uk, but high pressure is keeping-at-for- the uk, but high pressure is keeping at for the keeping them at bay for the moment— keeping them at bay for the moment, things fairly moment, keeping things fairly tine—inst— moment, keeping things fairly tine—inst e- moment, keeping things fairly fine—just a bit- moment, keeping things fairlyi fine—just a bit more fine and settled just a bit more of fine and settled just a bit more et e— fine and settled just a bit more of a across western areas of a breeze across western areas ent— of a breeze across western areas ene thet— of a breeze across western areas ene thet vviii— of a breeze across western areas and that will be— of a breeze across western areas and that will be strengthening as we throughout rest as we head throughout the rest of as we head throughout the rest et—thnenghl of this evening and through tonight.— of this evening and through tonight-et- of this evening and through tonight.-of us. of this evening and through tonight. of us will tonight. but many of us will nenein-ene— tonight. but many of us will remain-and with- tonight. but many of us will remain and with some clear remain dry and with some clear intenveis— remain dry and with some clear intenveis :— remain dry and with some clear intenveis : sene— remain dry and with some clear intervals , some low cloud intervals, some low cloud enshing— intervals, some low cloud pushing-parts- intervals, some low cloud pushing parts of eastern pushing into parts of eastern tngtene— pushing into parts of eastern tngiene ene— pushing into parts of eastern england and scotland as well. hevte— england and scotland as well. hevte e— england and scotland as well. hevte e ten— england and scotland as well. hevte e tevv teg— england and scotland as well. maybe a few fog patches around. but maybe a few fog patches around. tnt with— maybe a few fog patches around. tnt with the— maybe a few fog patches around. but with the breeze and the ineneesing— but with the breeze and the increasing cloud, temperatures wen-t— increasing cloud, temperatures went-tee— increasing cloud, temperatures went-teeter.— increasing cloud, temperatures won't too far. most towns won't drop too far. most towns ene— won't drop too far. most towns ehe-witi— won't drop too far. most towns ehe-niti-nt- won't drop too far. most towns and will up around won't drop too far. most towns. and-will-up around 5 and cities will hold up around 5 or and cities will hold up around 5 e e c.— and cities will hold up around 5 e e c. cente— and cities will hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be— and cities will hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be a— and cities will hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be a bit of a nnntv— or 6 c. could be a bit of a nnntv stet— or 6 c. could be a bit of a murky start again in the east. tnt— murky start again in the east. tnt es— murky start again in the east. tnt es the— murky start again in the east. but as the breeze— murky start again in the east. but as the breeze again strengthens— but as the breeze again strengthens here, that should heeetnitv— strengthens here, that should. heeetntiv—thet hopefully help lift some of that eiene—vvev. -

hopefully help lift some of that eiene—vvev. ane- hopefully help lift some of that cloud way. and most cloud out of the way. and most of cloud out of the way. and most et tngient— cloud out of the way. and most of england, scotland of england, wales and scotland shenie— of england, wales and scotland shenie see— of england, wales and scotland should see some— of england, wales and scotland should see some sunny intervals thnenghent— should see some sunny intervals thnenghent-.— should see some sunny intervals throughout-. the- throughout the day. the snnsheh— sunshine, though, will be tnnning— sunshine, though, will be tnnning-es- sunshine, though, will be turning as this cloud from turning hazy as this cloud from the-enshes— turning hazy as this cloud from the-enshes in— turning hazy as this cloud from the-pushes in and- turning hazy as this cloud from the pushes in and we'll see the west pushes in and we'll see some outbreaks— the west pushes in and we'll see some outbreaks rain into some outbreaks of rain into tenthenn— some outbreaks of rain into northern-later- some outbreaks of rain into northern later on. northern ireland later on. temperatures— northern ireland later on. temperatures climbing up centered— temperatures climbing up eeneenee te— temperatures climbing up compared to saturday around 16 to compared to saturday around 16 te is c. — compared to saturday around 16 te is c. tnt— compared to saturday around 16 te is c. tnt in— compared to saturday around 16 to 18 c. but in that— to 18 c. but in that strengthening breeze, it will inst— strengthening breeze, it will inst tete— strengthening breeze, it will inst tete the— strengthening breeze, it will just take the edge off the feel of just take the edge off the feel et things— just take the edge off the feel et things .— just take the edge off the feel of things . this— just take the edge off the feel of things . this into the of things. this into the evennight— of things. this into the overnight period where we'll stet— overnight period where we'll stentlsee— overnight period where we'll start-see that— overnight period where we'll start see that rain pushed start to see that rain pushed. more-across-of more widely across the rest of the— more widely across the rest of the-sente— more widely across the rest of| the-could-heavier the uk could be some heavier tnnsts— the uk could be some heavier bursts—scotlandl bursts on that cross scotland inte— bursts on that cross scotland into - northern - bursts on that cross scotland into northern england into parts of northern england as_as we head- into parts of northern england as as we head into as well. then as we head into the— as well. then as we head into the-tent— as well. then as we head into the-tent et— as well. then as we head into the part of monday , it the early part of monday, it witi—its- the early part of monday, it nit—its nev- the early part of monday, it will—its way off| will be clearing its way off the far southeast,— will be clearing its way off the far southeast, potentially just iingening— far southeast, potentially just iingenng heee— far southeast, potentially just lingering here for a little white— lingering here for a little while throughout morning and while throughout the morning and into while throughout the morning and inte-stent— while throughout the morning and inte-stentlthe— while throughout the morning and into start the afternoon. into the start of the afternoon. tnt—thengh- into the start of the afternoon.| but—though, many into the start of the afternoon. i but—though, many of but behind that, though, many of us but behind that, though, many of ns witi— but behind that, though, many of ns vviti see— but behind that, though, many of ns vviti e— but behind that, though, many of us will see a barrage of showers ensh— us will see a barrage of showers tnsh thei— us will see a barrage of showers ensh their nev— us will see a barrage of showers push their way-on— us will see a barrage of showers push their way on monday and push their way in on monday and et— push their way in on monday and some of-could_ push their way in on monday and some of-could be- push their way in on monday and some of could be heavy at some of those could be heavy at times— some of those could be heavy at tines-risk— some of those could be heavy at tines-risk et— some of those could be heavy at times-risk of some- times with the risk of some hail ene— times with the risk of some hail ehe—genereiiv- times with the risk of some hail ehe—genereitv ,- times with the risk of some haili and—generally , that and thunder. and generally, that sets— and thunder. and generally, that sets-the— and thunder. and generally, that sets-the scene- and thunder. and generally, that sets-the scene of- and thunder. and generally, that sets the scene of some sets us up for the scene of some nnsetttee— sets us up for the scene of some unsettled—the- sets us up for the scene of some unsettled _the rest. unsettled weather for the rest of unsettled weather for the rest etthe— unsettled weather for the rest et the net — unsettled weather for the rest of the week. we— unsettled weather for the rest of the week. we have our eyes of the week. we do have our eyes on of the week. we do have our eyes .eee— of the week. we do have our eyes .eee et— of the week. we do have our eyes .eee et ten— of the week. we do have our eyes on area of low pressure on this area of low pressure thet—sene- on this area of low pressure. that—some slightly that could bring some slightly strenger— that could bring some slightly stronger particularly in stronger winds, particularly in the senth— stronger winds, particularly in the south and— stronger winds, particularly in the south and west we head

the south and west as we head ineseev— the south and west as we head ineseev-inte— the south and west as we head tuesday into wednesday. so tuesday night into wednesday. so do_w— tuesday night into wednesday. so ee-nt te— tuesday night into wednesday. so ee-nt te eete- tuesday night into wednesday. so do-up to date with- tuesday night into wednesday. so do up to date with the do just keep up to date with the tereeest— do just keep up to date with the tereeest in— do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards— do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards to that. otherwise:— forecast in regards to that. otherwise, enjoy your evening by

60 year old marcia grant was hit by her own car outside her home in green hill on wednesday. the family released a statement after her death describing her as a warm and loving character and a pillar of the community. the boy who can't be identified due to his age is due before sheffield youth court again