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and tv personality . he'll be and tv personality. he'll be here telling us about his amazing life story. big guests, big stories, big opinions, a great two hours coming your way. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey . steve thanks. bethany elsey. steve thanks. good evening. i'm bethany elsey whh— good evening. i'm bethany elsey whh your— good evening. i'm bethany elsey whh your hep— good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom.— with your top stories from the gb newsroom. and we'll start with— gb newsroom. and we'll start whh seme— gb newsroom. and we'll start with some breaking news . two with some breaking news. two hhheh— with some breaking news. two british israeli_ with some breaking news. two british israeli sisters who were hheh— british israeli sisters who were hheh h— british israeli sisters who were killed in the _ british israeli sisters who were killed in the occupied west bank yesterday— killed in the occupied west bank yeetettey hete— killed in the occupied west bank yesterday have been by yesterday have been named by tethere— yesterday have been named by israel's prime— yesterday have been named by israel's prime minister. rina heye— israel's prime minister. rina inaya sakaran_ israel's prime minister. rina inaya sakaran were shot in their home— inaya sakaran were shot in their home h— inaya sakaran were shot in their home th thet— inaya sakaran were shot in their home in their car— inaya sakaran were shot in their home in their car near an teteett— home in their car near an israeli settlement. their mother h— israeli settlement. their mother th e— israeli settlement. their mother remains in a critical condition in remains in a critical condition th benjamin— remains in a critical condition in benjamin netanyahu offered his condolences— in benjamin netanyahu offered his condolences to the family on hehett— his condolences to the family on hehett et— his condolences to the family on hehett et att— his condolences to the family on behalf of all the— his condolences to the family on behalf of all the citizens of thee.— behalf of all the citizens of teteet. the— behalf of all the citizens of israel. the uk— behalf of all the citizens of israel. the uk foreign office is eetthg— israel. the uk foreign office is eetthg tet— israel. the uk foreign office is eetthg tor a— israel. the uk foreign office is calling for a de—escalation in tehetehe— calling for a de—escalation in tensions between— calling for a de—escalation in tensions between israel and teteethe— tensions between israel and palestine after— tensions between israel and palestine after several british etttzehe— palestine after several british citizens were _ palestine after several british citizens were caught up in a et— citizens were caught up in a series of attacks— citizens were caught up in a series of attacks . 31 ukrainian

series of attacks. 31 ukrainian ehtttteh— series of attacks. 31 ukrainian children who— series of attacks. 31 ukrainian children who were taken from eeeuhtet— children who were taken from occupied areas— children who were taken from occupied areas during the war have— occupied areas during the war have been— occupied areas during the war have been returned and reunited wtth— have been returned and reunited wtth thet— have been returned and reunited with their families— have been returned and reunited with their families . moscow with their families. moscow tehtee— with their families. moscow denies abducting the children ent— denies abducting the children and says— denies abducting the children the says they— denies abducting the children and says they were taken away for and says they were taken away tot thet— and says they were taken away tot theh own— and says they were taken away for their own safety. kyiv . for their own safety. kyiv. tetthetee— for their own safety. kyiv. estimates 19,500 ukrainian ehtttteh— estimates 19,500 ukrainian children have— estimates 19,500 ukrainian children have been deported to teeth— children have been deported to teeth shee— children have been deported to russia since the— children have been deported to russia since the invasion began teet— russia since the invasion began test month.— russia since the invasion began last month. the— russia since the invasion began last month. the international chhhet— last month. the international criminal court— last month. the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant— criminal court issued an arrest warrant tet— criminal court issued an arrest warrant for president vladimir teth— warrant for president vladimir huth eh— warrant for president vladimir putin on charges— warrant for president vladimir putin on charges of war crimes. a tz— putin on charges of war crimes. a tz year— putin on charges of war crimes. h th year ott— putin on charges of war crimes. a 12 year old boy— putin on charges of war crimes. a 12 year old boy accused of muttehhg— a12 year old boy accused of muttehhg e— a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a grandmother in shetttett— murdering a grandmother in sheffield has— murdering a grandmother in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation. 60 year old secure accommodation. 60 year ett hatche— secure accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant— secure accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant was hit by her own car outside _ old marcia grant was hit by her own car outside her home in eteehhttt— own car outside her home in greenhill on— own car outside her home in greenhill on wednesday. her tehtty— greenhill on wednesday. her family released— greenhill on wednesday. her family released a statement teeehhhg— family released a statement describing her— family released a statement describing her as a pillar of the— describing her as a pillar of the community. _ describing her as a pillar of the community. the boy who can't be the community. the boy who can't he ttehttttet— the community. the boy who can't be identified due _ the community. the boy who can't be identified due to _ the community. the boy who can't be identified due to his age, is the— be identified due to his age, is the tethe— be identified due to his age, is due before sheffield youth court again— due before sheffield youth court again tomorrow— due before sheffield youth court again tomorrow ._ due before sheffield youth court again tomorrow . nicola sturgeon again tomorrow. nicola sturgeon has again tomorrow. nicola sturgeon hee spoken— again tomorrow. nicola sturgeon has spoken out— again tomorrow. nicola sturgeon has spoken out for— again tomorrow. nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the first the— has spoken out for the first the shee— has spoken out for the first time since her— has spoken out for the first time since her husband was ettestet— time since her husband was ettestet ,— time since her husband was arrested , saying— time since her husband was arrested , saying she has not

arrested, saying she has not been— arrested, saying she has not been questioned by police. tether— been questioned by police. earlier this— been questioned by police. earlier this week, the former sht— earlier this week, the former shh shtet— earlier this week, the former snp chief executive , peter snp chief executive, peter huttett— snp chief executive, peter murrell was _ snp chief executive, peter murrell was arrested by police hyesttgethg— murrell was arrested by police investigating the— murrell was arrested by police investigating the party's thehses— investigating the party's thehses .— investigating the party's finances . he— investigating the party's finances . he was released finances. he was released wttheut— finances. he was released without charge— finances. he was released without charge . the former first without charge. the former first hthtstet— without charge. the former first minister described the experience _ minister described the experience as traumatic, but htehts— experience as traumatic, but htehts te— experience as traumatic, but intends to get— experience as traumatic, but intends to get on with her life sht— intends to get on with her life end her— intends to get on with her life end her tot,— intends to get on with her life and her job, much as there are and herjob, much as there are thhgs— and herjob, much as there are thhgs ._ and herjob, much as there are thhgs t htght— and herjob, much as there are things i might want to see, i'm not atte— things i might want to see, i'm not ehte te— things i might want to see, i'm not able to do— things i might want to see, i'm not able to do so— things i might want to see, i'm not able to do so other than to say— not able to do so other than to say that,— not able to do so other than to say that, as— not able to do so other than to say that, as has— not able to do so other than to say that, as has been the case, there— say that, as has been the case, there wit— say that, as has been the case, there will continue— say that, as has been the case, there will continue to be full seehetetteh— there will continue to be full seepetetteh. — there will continue to be full cooperation . the- there will continue to be full cooperation . cooperation. the last few days have been obviously difficult, quite traumatic at times, but understand that is part of a process and the nhs confederation is warning a quarter of a million appointments could be postponed due to a four day strike by junior doctors next week. medics in england will walk out hem— medics in england will walk out hem thestey— medics in england will walk out from tuesday in— medics in england will walk out from tuesday in an ongoing ttshute— from tuesday in an ongoing ttshute ever— from tuesday in an ongoing dispute over pay. the health department— dispute over pay. the health department insists the strike hust— department insists the strike must he— department insists the strike must be called— department insists the strike must be called off before any hegettete— must be called off before any negotiate sessions can take these— negotiate sessions can take these .— negotiate sessions can take these . vet-te— negotiate sessions can take place . you're up- negotiate sessions can take place . you're up to date on tv

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we start with this. one going to do about the police or maybe that should be what are the police going to do about us? we have a system of policing by consent, so it's important that the police work hard to get us to have a high opinion them. to have a high opinion of them. it's not going well with the reent— it's not going well with the recent case of— it's not going well with the recent case of report into the met—seme- recent case of report into the met—some fairlyj met police being some fairly theat— met police being some fairly bleak something needs bleak reading, something needs to bleak reading, something needs te he— bleak reading, something needs to he the. — bleak reading, something needs to be done. but— bleak reading, something needs to be done. but that- bleak reading, something needs to be done. : e to be done. but that doesn't mean just anything needs to be done. one suggestion, by mean just anything needs to be don commissioner, ion, by mean just anything needs to be doncommissioner, mark by mean just anything needs to be doncommissioner, mark rowleyy mean just anything needs to be don commissioner, mark rowley , the commissioner, mark rowley, is to people with an adult is to ban people with an adult caution from joining police. caution from joining the police. now sense that you now it makes sense that you can't join the force if you have a want a criminal record. we don't want criminals getting into that position power. but caution position of power. but a caution could be given a very small could be given for a very small crimes. if you were a 19 year old, a large night out and old, had a large night out and broke bit of a bus shelter on broke a bit of a bus shelter on the way home, it's bad. i'm not saying it's not bad, but should that working that prevent you from working for and are for the police forever? and are we solving the problem we solving the wrong problem here? the issue with the police isn't it's filled with isn't that it's filled with people who do bit of graffiti people who do a bit of graffiti . worried . the crimes we're worried about police officers committing a far, worse case. it would

far, far worse case. it would also be different if we were awash plentiful applicants also be different if we were awastheir plentiful applicants also be different if we were awastheir spotlessil applicants also be different if we were awastheir spotless nature cants with their spotless nature wanting to join the police force. but that's not a problem. we find ourselves here. we find ourselves having here. there other ways that there could be other ways that the help us have the police could help us have more stop more confidence in them. stop doing like this in the doing things like this in the news today, we read of a pub in essex that had six officers turn up to deal with some offensive dolls. if ever there was an issue that if it had to be dealt with, could been a phone issue that if it had to be dealt with orould been a phone issue that if it had to be dealt with or a ld been a phone issue that if it had to be dealt with or a letter, been a phone issue that if it had to be dealt with or a letter, tcertainlyone call or a letter, it certainly shouldn't been. police shouldn't have been. six police officers . why did they send so officers. why did they send so many? were they worried about the off ? they the dolls kicking off? they might big mate, big might call their big mate, big ted. bit tasty now. i'm ted. he's a bit tasty now. i'm sure occurrences are sure these occurrences are few and between , and they're and far between, and they're probably certain probably magnified by certain parts of press. the parts of the press. but the point these things shouldn't point is, these things shouldn't be at all. again, if be happening at all. again, if the police had solved of the the police had solved all of the crimes and around crimes and was sat around playing on windows playing solitaire on windows 95, sure, busy with sure, keep yourself busy with stuff like this. but they haven't solved all the crimes, haven't solved all the crimes, have read often of how have they? we read often of how hard is to get police hard it is to get the police to attend do attend your burglary. if you do get you might want to attend your burglary. if you do get one you might want to attend your burglary. if you do get one of you might want to attend your burglary. if you do get one of those night want to attend your burglary. if you do get one of those dolls want to attend your burglary. if you do get one of those dolls wayour pop one of those dolls in your

window. you'll get the police then. ago, then. now, a while ago, leicester they leicester police said that they were only going to attend certain burglaries if the house had odd number, which was bad had an odd number, which was bad news. if you lived in an even number house, your neighbours could come and all could come round and nick all your police your stuff and the police wouldn't if you wouldn't do anything. and if you went it back went round and nicked it back the neighbour could call the police may the neighbour could call the police shallow may the neighbour could call the police shallow , may the neighbour could call the police shallow , it may the neighbour could call the police shallow , it is may the neighbour could call the police shallow , it is true may the neighbour could call the police shallow , it is true thatnay seem shallow, it is true that part of policing has to be pr, because if we don't keep people on the side of policing, then policing consent it could policing by consent it could become a thing of the past. so what do you think? do you agree or do you disagree? gb views at gbnews.uk. and i'll get you emails after the break. so reacting to my big opinion tonight are the brilliant set of punst tonight are the brilliant set of pundits academic and ethnographer lisa mckenzie , ethnographer lisa mckenzie, columnist and garry columnist and broadcaster garry bushell and broadcaster ingrid

tarrant join me. let's jump in with lisa because you sat closer. first of all, what did you think this? what's you think of this? what's what's happening our happening with policing and our opinion policing? well, i opinion of policing? well, i mean, there are— opinion of policing? well, i mean, there are some- " it" rt. "g? well, i mean, there are some communities in mean, there are some communities th thts— mean, there are some communities th thts country— mean, there are some communities in this country that— mean, there are some communities in this country that have never teen— in this country that have never been—consent. l been policed with consent. they-re—tustl been policed with consent. - they've—just policed they've always been just policed and i'm thinking about working class communities. i'm thinking shout— class communities. i'm thinking about communities— class communities. i'm thinking about communities with- f f " e i'm thinking about communities with ethnic rhhertty— about communities with ethnic rhhertty groups— about communities with ethnic minority groups in them. they've never been policed— minority groups in them. they've never been policed by consent. tht— never been policed by consent. hht ._ never been policed by consent. hht . meth— never been policed by consent. and i mean, i've— never been policed by consent. and i mean, i've got so many rtttsuteus— and i mean, i've got so many ridiculous stories— and i mean, i've got so many ridiculous stories of what the house— ridiculous stories of what the pettse hete— ridiculous stories of what the police have done— ridiculous stories of what the police have done and they're not the. — police have done and they're not the. ._ police have done and they're not the. . meth— police have done and they're not the. . ._ police have done and they're not done. i mean, i used to be part of done. i mean, i used to be part et e— done. i mean, i used to be part et a protest— done. i mean, i used to be part of a protest group— done. i mean, i used to be part of a protest group called class war.— of a protest group called class tier. ._ of a protest group called class tier. . ws— of a protest group called class war. i was once— of a protest group called class war. i was once arrested for not sttsthg— war. i was once arrested for not sttsthg e— war. i was once arrested for not sticking a sticker— war. i was once arrested for not sticking a sticker on a window. ethy— sticking a sticker on a window. orey ._ sticking a sticker on a window. otey r get— sticking a sticker on a window. otey r get ._ sticking a sticker on a window. otey r get r het— sticking a sticker on a window. okay i got i had not i had not put— okay i got i had not i had not put a— okay i got i had not i had not put a sttster— okay i got i had not i had not put a sticker on— okay i got i had not i had not put a sticker on a— okay i got i had not i had not put a sticker on a window. so you— put a sticker on a window. so you were— put a sticker on a window. so you were arrested— put a sticker on a window. so you were arrested for they thought— you were arrested for they thought you— you were arrested for they thought you were stealing. were— thought you were stealing. were-tho- thought you were stealing. we're-into some. thought you were stealing. - we're-into some bogged thought you were stealing. we're details into some bogged thought you were stealing. we're details here. some bogged thought you were stealing. we're details here. just; bogged thought you were stealing. we're details here. just because down details here. just because i can't understand. was i can't understand. yeah. was the not sticking window the crime not sticking a window or crime sticking? no, or was the crime sticking? no, the crime was that that- rt it»? c7 no, the crime was that that someone hot— the crime was that that someone

hot-o— the crime was that that someone hot-o sttoter— the crime was that that someone had-a sticker on— the crime was that that someone had a sticker on the window, had put a sticker on the window, but had put a sticker on the window, hot they— had put a sticker on the window, hot they thew— had put a sticker on the window, but they knew it— had put a sticker on the window, but they knew it wasn't me. so i got tone— but they knew it wasn't me. so i got done wtth— but they knew it wasn't me. so i got done with joint— but they knew it wasn't me. so i got done with joint enterprise . got done with joint enterprise. i got done with joint enterprise. . went— got done with joint enterprise. . went to— got done with joint enterprise. i went to court.— got done with joint enterprise. i went to court. he went to court— i went to court. he went to court .— i went to court. he went to court . ._ i went to court. he went to court . r soeht— i went to court. he went to court . i spent a- i went to court. he went to court . i spent a year of my life court. i spent a year of my life on the— court. i spent a year of my life on the sticker— court. i spent a year of my life on the sticker ._ court. i spent a year of my life on the sticker . it— court. i spent a year of my life on the sticker . it said it court. i spent a year of my life on the sticker. it said it said , um,— on the sticker. it said it said , um, discount.— on the sticker. it said it said , um, discount. no i think it's because— , um, discount. no i think it's heooose ht— , um, discount. no i think it's because it was— , um, discount. no i think it's because it was class war. so the,— because it was class war. so the, the, — because it was class war. so the, the, the— because it was class war. so the, the, the political group i hort— the, the, the political group i port ot— the, the, the political group i was part of was— the, the, the political group i was part of was class war. so it sort— was part of was class war. so it sort otoss— was part of was class war. so it sort otoss wor— was part of was class war. so it said class war. yeah— was part of was class war. so it said class war. yeah okay. \t:::r said class war. yeah okay. no, i tote— said class war. yeah okay. no, i tote your— said class war. yeah okay. no, i tote your ootht. — said class war. yeah okay. no, i take your point. the individual communities might not feel like they're policed by they're being policed by consent, suppose we have consent, but i suppose we have a national and you of national average and you kind of have have the people in have to have the people in general, average of general, a national average of the uk thinks we want policing by this model. yeah, by this model. well, yeah, that's i mean that is a, that's, that's i mean that is a, that's, that's a hope that we you know, that's a hope that we you know, that we get policed by consent that we get policed by consent that we get policed by consent that we all consent to. but actually that's not- actually that's not what happens . vou— actually that's not what happens . you know,— actually that's not what happens . you know, the— actually that's not what happens . you know, the people that have the host— . you know, the people that have the most connection with the house— the most connection with the oottoe-oeoote- the most connection with the police people who've got police are the people who've got the toss— police are the people who've got the toss power— police are the people who've got the less power to— police are the people who've got the less power to do anything shout,— the less power to do anything ohout, you— the less power to do anything about, you know,— the less power to do anything about, you know, they sort about, you know, when they sort of about, you know, when they sort ot rhtsuse— about, you know, when they sort of misuse their— about, you know, when they sort of misuse their powers . so of misuse their powers. so i too-t— of misuse their powers. so i toh-t thht— of misuse their powers. so i don't think that's where we are . lngridr— don't think that's where we are . truth to— don't think that's where we are

. lngridr to you— don't think that's where we are . ingrid, do you feel- don't think that's where we are . ingrid, do you feel that this is a low time? i know it seems almost cheap to be talking about pr the police, but think pr with the police, but i think this down to. this is what it boils down to. our perception to be our perception needs to be coaxed almost, and they seem to be terrible job. a be doing a terrible job. a terrible job. the awful is terrible job. the awful thing is we-they— terrible job. the awful thing is. we-they-hoye we shouldn't they shouldn't have to-h— we shouldn't they shouldn't have to-h the— we shouldn't they shouldn't have to-in the first- we shouldn't they shouldn't have to in the first place. to be paired in the first place. they— to be paired in the first place. they shoute— to be paired in the first place. they should just— to be paired in the first place. they should just teach - to be paired in the first place. they should just teach by- they should just teach by example, by doing a really, really good job and making people feel safe. i have a really, people feel safe. i have a reotty, reotty— people feel safe. i have a really, really low- ”tit; i have a really, really low opinion of the— really, really low opinion of the house— really, really low opinion of the police and— really, really low opinion of the police and i— really, really low opinion of the police and i have done for a very— the police and i have done for a very toho— the police and i have done for a very long the. — the police and i have done for a very long the. ._ the police and i have done for a very long time. : very long time. i was assaulted by a policeman and i actually went to phone the police and in fact, i phoned my daughter. i said, phone the police, and what am i about ? said, phone the police, and what am i about? this is the am i talking about? this is the police. going more of police. i'm going to get more of the this goes back a the same. and this goes back a long, long way. and the awful thing is they have been covering up for each other all the time. they join ranks. they join forces. they protect each other. they even lie to turn it and skew the story so that and also they're afraid to tell the truth . if they if somebody in a

higher position has done something wrong, a junior will lie for them because they don't want to have any chance of promotion thwarted . so those promotion thwarted. so those those are the two— promotion thwarted. so those those are the two issues- " so those those are the two issues about the— those are the two issues about the outturot— those are the two issues about the cultural problem . gary, the cultural problem. gary, wtthh— the cultural problem. gary, wtthh the— the cultural problem. gary, within the police, i know this report— within the police, i know this report ts— within the police, i know this report is about— within the police, i know this report is about the met police, within the police, i know this repcit is about the met police, within the police, i know this repcit won'tiut the met police, within the police, i know this repcit won't be the met police, within the police, i know this repcit won't be london police, within the police, i know this repcit won't be london centric. but it won't be london centric. hut—hs- but it won't be london centric. hut—tt-s tustl but there's no way. it's just one—these- but there's no way. it's just- one _these problems one area that has these problems in one area that has these problems to t. — one area that has these problems to t. to.— one area that has these problems in it. no, that's— one area that has these problems in it. no, that's correct.- one area that has these problems in it. \:::r ff in it. no, that's correct. but let's before any let's also, before we go any further, ourselves that further, remind ourselves that a lot are still doing lot of police are still doing a very job. a lot of brave very good job. a lot of brave people out are people out there are doing a very us. very decent job protecting us. and obviously, there are rotten apples in this barrel, a lot of rotten apples to the extent where you might think whole rotten apples to the extent where is u might think whole rotten apples to the extent where is rotten. butik whole rotten apples to the extent where is rotten. but i whole rotten apples to the extent where is rotten. but i thinkvhole barrel is rotten. but i think the— barrel is rotten. but i think the orohterh— barrel is rotten. but i think the problem is— barrel is rotten. but i think the problem is not- but i think the problem is not just that there-s— the problem is not just that there's this— the problem is not just that there's this culture from the bottom — there's this culture from the bottom ,— there's this culture from the bottom , which— there's this culture from the bottom , which is a little bit bottom, which is a little bit you— bottom, which is a little bit you know,— bottom, which is a little bit you know tt-s— bottom, which is a little bit you know, it's disgraceful reotty. — you know, it's disgraceful reotty. ._ you know, it's disgraceful really. i think- you know, it's disgraceful really. i think a- you know, it's disgraceful really. sci" really. i think a lot of senior police would agree that it's not a good thing to have people taking pictures corpses and taking pictures of corpses and send them out on whatsapp is disgusting. but from the top town,— disgusting. but from the top towh-you— disgusting. but from the top down,-you have- disgusting. but from the top down,-you have in- disgusting. but from the top down,-you have in a- r: g g but from the top down, you have in a lot of down, like you have in a lot of ooorhohtes— down, like you have in a lot of companies now,— down, like you have in a lot of companies now, they're been torso— companies now, they're been toroe tet— companies now, they're been force fed this— companies now, they're been force fed this ideology. you got the gender— force fed this ideology. you got the gender ideology, you've got the gender ideology, you've got the hut—

the gender ideology, you've got the blm ideology— the gender ideology, you've got the blm ideology , etcetera, the blm ideology, etcetera, ortttoot— the blm ideology, etcetera, critical race— the blm ideology, etcetera, critical race theory, etcetera . critical race theory, etcetera. now:— critical race theory, etcetera. how, they— critical race theory, etcetera. now, they should not be concentrating - now, they should not be concentrating on that. what they shoutt— concentrating on that. what they shoutt he— concentrating on that. what they should be concentrating on thhos— should be concentrating on thhos the— should be concentrating on things like free— should be concentrating on things like free speech, the rtoht— things like free speech, the rtoht the— things like free speech, the right the historic right of free speech — right the historic right of free speech, which _ right the historic right of free speech, which is— right the historic right of free speech, which is now being erotet— speech, which is now being erotet tht— speech, which is now being eroded and the— speech, which is now being eroded and the police paying eroded and the police are paying a eroded and the police are paying o—you-re- a part in that. when you're orresthg— a part in that. when you're arresting having a part in that. when you're- arresting_having it's arresting people for having it's rust— arresting people for having it's tust-.— arresting people for having it's tust-. teth- just ridiculous. yeah, absolutely- just ridiculous. yeah, absolutely ridiculous. so it's utmost— absolutely ridiculous. so it's otmost the— absolutely ridiculous. so it's almost like there are two sides that— almost like there are two sides that the— almost like there are two sides that the police _ almost like there are two sides that the police are being ottootet— that the police are beingj attacked-areas that the police are being. attacked-areas in attacked from, two areas in whtoh— attacked from, two areas in which they're _ attacked from, two areas in which they're losing the tressho— which they're losing the dressing-one. which they're losing the. dressing-one would which they're losing the dressing -one would the dressing room. one would be the people about how the people who argue about how the woke like to woke policies. i never like to use the word because who knows what you're what it means. but if you're sending a sending six people to arrest a doll doll was 15, doll, not that the doll was 15, there 15. so you've got there were 15. so you've got two. — there were 15. so you've got two. -so — there were 15. so you've got two. -so you've- there were 15. so you've got two.-so you've got- two. yes. so you've got about two— two. yes. so you've got about two-tht— two. yes. so you've got about two-bit. please- two. yes. so you've got about. two-bit. please-police two and a bit. please the police hove— two and a bit. please the police hove-the— two and a bit. please the police have-the police- two and a bit. please the police have the police have have always the police have otwoys— have always the police have otwoys-t- have always the police have always-i think. always done this. i think perhaps— always done this. i think perhaps there- always done this. i think perhaps there are groups there are perhaps there are groups there soeottto— perhaps there are groups there are specific groups in society thet— are specific groups in society that ttth-t— are specific groups in society that didn't know— are specific groups in society that didn't know that they did thts— that didn't know that they did thts .— that didn't know that they did thts . tht— that didn't know that they did this . and because the this. and now because of the owtut— this. and now because of the owtut ,— this. and now because of the owtut , uro— this. and now because of the owtut , you— this. and now because of the awful, um, you know , in light of awful, um, you know, in light of ot— awful, um, you know, in light of ot the— awful, um, you know, in light of some of the terrible things that they-ve — some of the terrible things that they-ve tore— some of the terrible things that they've done with— some of the terrible things that they've done with sort of vtotehoe— they've done with sort of violence towards women and the rope— violence towards women and the rope tht— violence towards women and the rope oht rhuretr— violence towards women and the rape and murder of— violence towards women and the rape and murder of the young woman . so perhaps there were woman. so perhaps there were oorhrhuhtttes— woman. so perhaps there were communities that— woman. so perhaps there were communities that didn't know they— communities that didn't know

they-thts— communities that didn't know they-thts ,— communities that didn't know they-thts , hut— communities that didn't know they this , but some of us they did this, but some of us hove— they did this, but some of us have known— they did this, but some of us have known they've done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong nown they've done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time they've done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time .hey've done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time . likeie done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time . like i done this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time . like i said,t this for they did this, but some of us hrlong time . like i said, you; for a long time. like i said, you know— a long time. like i said, you know, anybody— a long time. like i said, you know, anybody who's been a protester,— know, anybody who's been a protester, o— know, anybody who's been a protester, a political protester in protester, a political protester th thts— protester, a political protester in this country,— protester, a political protester in this country, knows that this rter— in this country, knows that this tteo to— in this country, knows that this tteo to that— in this country, knows that this idea to that there's some sort of idea to that there's some sort ot tree— idea to that there's some sort of free speech— idea to that there's some sort of free speech that the police too-t— of free speech that the police toh-t storho — of free speech that the police don't clamp down on. it's never been— don't clamp down on. it's never teen-thet- — don't clamp down on. it's never been .that. the— don't clamp down on. it's never been that. the police have been like that. the police have otwoys— been like that. the police have otwoys-the- been like that. the police have always-the state - always protected the state heouse— always protected the state because that's— always protected the state because that's who they are. they— because that's who they are. they — because that's who they are. they oh — because that's who they are. they are an arm— because that's who they are. they are an arm of the state. do you— they are an arm of the state. do you-throes— they are an arm of the state. do you-thhos ore— they are an arm of the state. do you things are changing you think things are changing wtth— you think things are changing wtth-reoort- you think things are changing with report now? with the casey report now? i reottse— with the casey report now? i realise that's— with the casey report now? i realise that's like— with the casey report now? i realise that's like a- with the casey report now? i realise that's like a couple of decades after the macpherson report question report and you could question whether . whether anything changed then. but about it now. whether anything changed then. but would about it now. whether anything changed then. but would have about it now. whether anything changed then. but would have been)ut it now. whether anything changed then. but would have been at it now. whether anything changed then. but would have been a storyiw. this would have been a story where down and talk where we just sit down and talk about the pub and the dolls issue, it's the issue, but because it's in the zeitgeist , suppose everyone zeitgeist, i suppose everyone is worried the culture within worried about the culture within the . so do you think the police. so do you think this. ingrid i'll turn this one to you. do you have hope that this turning point this would be a turning point and get better? um and things will get better? um oh, dear. that is . my marginal. oh, dear. that is. my marginal. the— oh, dear. that is. my marginal. the thho— oh, dear. that is. my marginal. the thho ts— oh, dear. that is. my marginal. the thing is, with— oh, dear. that is. my marginal. the thing is, with so often we hoor— the thing is, with so often we heor n,— the thing is, with so often we hear it, lessons— the thing is, with so often we hear it, lessons will be learned in hear it, lessons will be learned to so— hear it, lessons will be learned to so rhohy— hear it, lessons will be learned in so many different areas and osoeots— in so many different areas and osoeots ort—

in so many different areas and aspects and nobody seems to teorh— aspects and nobody seems to teorh the— aspects and nobody seems to learn the lesson.— aspects and nobody seems to learn the lesson. we have all these— learn the lesson. we have all these promises.— learn the lesson. we have all these promises. we live in hope oht— these promises. we live in hope oht ht— these promises. we live in hope oht tt hover— these promises. we live in hope and it never really— these promises. we live in hope and it never really quite materialises_ and it never really quite materialises .- and it never really quite materialises . and i think this materialises. and i think this is materialises. and i think this ts otrhost— materialises. and i think this is almost too— materialises. and i think this is almost too big— materialises. and i think this is almost too big a problem for thts— is almost too big a problem for thts to— is almost too big a problem for thts to he— is almost too big a problem for this to be proper— is almost too big a problem for this to be proper to be solved, or ht— this to be proper to be solved, or tt ht— this to be proper to be solved, or tt tt ts— this to be proper to be solved, or if it is ever— this to be proper to be solved, or if it is ever is— this to be proper to be solved, or if it is ever is going to tote— or if it is ever is going to tote o— or if it is ever is going to tote o very— or if it is ever is going to take a very long time. because it's take a very long time. because tt-s youve— take a very long time. because it's you've you've— take a very long time. because it's you've you've still got the hotohs— it's you've you've still got the hotohs h— it's you've you've still got the batons in there— it's you've you've still got the batons in there and you have to wort— batons in there and you have to wott tor— batons in there and you have to wott tor them— batons in there and you have to wait for them to— batons in there and you have to wait for them to retire . you wait for them to retire. you ooh-t— wait for them to retire. you ooh-t soot— wait for them to retire. you can't sack them.- wait for them to retire. you can't sack them. you how tttttoutt— can't sack them. you how difficult is— can't sack them. you how difficult is it— can't sack them. you how difficult is it to- can't sack them. you how difficult is it to sack them? it storts— difficult is it to sack them? it storts wtth— difficult is it to sack them? it starts with recruiting. so at ooht— starts with recruiting. so at some point, the— starts with recruiting. so at some point, the all the badness wttt— some point, the all the badness wttt hove— some point, the all the badness will have retired— some point, the all the badness will have retired and everything and will have retired and everything oht the— will have retired and everything oht the ones— will have retired and everything and the ones recruited will come up oht— and the ones recruited will come up oht tt-tt— and the ones recruited will come up one tt-tt he— and the ones recruited will come up and it'll be quite pure , up and it'll be quite pure, tot-s— up and it'll be quite pure, tet-s hope— up and it'll be quite pure, let's hope very- up and it'll be quite pure, let's hope very 70s didn't they. heoh— let's hope very 70s didn't they. veoh hut— let's hope very 70s didn't they. yeah, but that's— let's hope very 70s didn't they. yeah, but that's what i'm soyho. — yeah, but that's what i'm soyho. we-ve— yeah, but that's what i'm saying. we've had these promises and saying. we've had these promises oht ororhtses— saying. we've had these promises and promises and— saying. we've had these promises and promises and everything. surety— and promises and everything. surety oue— and promises and everything. surety ot— and promises and everything. surely one of the— and promises and everything. surely one of the things- and promises and everything. surely one of the things that really matters is they prioritise crime, which prioritise fighting crime, which doesn't seem to be happening now. i mean, if i get burgled, now. i mean, if i get burgled, no one turns up. if i've got a wood stove , which is wood burning stove, which is ridiculous, you we have a situation where the police fight crime and the police don't do

crime. it's an either all that's the— crime. it's an either all that's the soot— crime. it's an either all that's the ooot thot— if.” it's an either all that's the goal that should. the goal that we should. but you trow— the goal that we should. but you know-hove— the goal that we should. but you know, have dropped the goal that we should. but you knotime. have dropped the goal that we should. but you knotime. thinkhave dropped the goal that we should. but you knotime. think the; dropped the goal that we should. but you knotime. think the standards the time. i think the standards dropped the minimum height dropped when the minimum height dropped, be six foot. dropped, you had to be six foot. oh, the woman, the unforgotten hve— oh, the woman, the unforgotten ttve toot— oh, the woman, the unforgotten ttve toot to — oh, the woman, the unforgotten five foot to get— oh, the woman, the unforgotten five foot to get a— oh, the woman, the unforgotten five foot to get a lot of tetters— five foot to get a lot of letters and _ five foot to get a lot of letters and reach the post box. so letters and reach the post box. so much— letters and reach the post box. so much more— letters and reach the post box. so much more to— letters and reach the post box. so much more to come- letters and reach the post box. so much more to come from my pundits, but we'll deal with the big story next. after another terrible week for the snp, are there dreams of a second independence referendum over ? independence referendum over? we'll find out .

in three oh. welcome back. let's quickly get through some of your emails tonight. you've been reacting to my about policing. my big opinion about policing. robin all my big opinion about policing. rob police all my big opinion about policing. rob police need all my big opinion about policing. rob police need applyall the police need to do is apply the police need to do is apply the firmly and fairly to the law firmly and fairly to everyone, regardless of race, gender or colour. david says policing only policing by consent only exists for the establishment, and mark says, listen says, i can't wait to listen to all your police hating guests all of your police hating guests when the thin blue line completely shatters and anarchy takes over exclamation mark, police officers morale is broken with this continuous battering from people who know absolutely nothing about the issues. get your as well. your views in on this as well. if gbviews@gbnews.uk your views in on this as well. if scottish iews@gb news.uk your views in on this as well. if scottish nationalnews.uk now, the scottish national party is going through its biggest crisis for 50 years, according to senior party senior party official also official mike russell, who also thinks official mike russell, who also thi achieved right now. be achieved right now. former chief peter murrell, chief executive peter murrell, the husband former leader the husband of former leader nicola sturgeon, was arrested earlier this week and later released charge . as released without charge. as investigations continue into the party's finances and recent polls suggest the snp's popularity is decreasing among voters . all of which means new voters. all of which means new leader humza yousaf has plenty in that in—tray. well, i'm delighted to be joined tonight by lieutenant colonel stuart crawford, the political commentator and former snp member . how commentator and former snp member. how bad is it for the snp right now? stuart good

evening , steve. well, it's not evening, steve. well, it's not good— evening, steve. well, it's not ooot .— evening, steve. well, it's not good , whtoh— evening, steve. well, it's not good , which is— evening, steve. well, it's not good , which is a— evening, steve. well, it's not good , which is a bit- b g well, it's not good , which is a bit of a good, which is a bit of a politician's— good, which is a bit of a politician's answer actually . politician's answer actually. um,— politician's answer actually. u... there-s— politician's answer actually. um, there's no— politician's answer actually. um, there's no doubt that the party— um, there's no doubt that the potty hos— um, there's no doubt that the potty hos heeh— um, there's no doubt that the party has been dealt a severe htow— party has been dealt a severe htow hy— party has been dealt a severe htow by the— party has been dealt a severe blow by the recent events and you— blow by the recent events and you know,— blow by the recent events and you know tt-s— blow by the recent events and you know, it's almost impossible to keep_ you know, it's almost impossible to keep up— you know, it's almost impossible to keep up wtth— you know, it's almost impossible to keep up with what's going on heouse— to keep up with what's going on heouse every— to keep up with what's going on because every time you switch on your— because every time you switch on your tetty— because every time you switch on your tetty or— because every time you switch on your tetty or your— because every time you switch on your telly or your laptop , your telly or your laptop, there-s— your telly or your laptop, there's some— your telly or your laptop, there's some other element to thts— there's some other element to thts ortsts— there's some other element to this crisis emerges. the latest, of course, being— this crisis emerges. the latest, of course, being the auditors of the sur— of course, being the auditors of the snp finances— of course, being the auditors of the snp finances have quit and they-re— the snp finances have quit and they-re how— the snp finances have quit and they're now looking for new outttors— they're now looking for new outttors .— they're now looking for new auditors , although they've got auditors, although they've got uhttt— auditors, although they've got uhttt ruty— auditors, although they've got uhttt ruty to— auditors, although they've got until july to submit their accounts. but— until july to submit their accounts. but still no sign as far accounts. but still no sign as tor os— accounts. but still no sign as tor os tro— accounts. but still no sign as far as i'm aware— accounts. but still no sign as far as i'm aware of the so—called_ far as i'm aware of the so—called missing 600 k, but thot-s— so—called missing 600 k, but thot-s rust— so—called missing 600 k, but that's just the— so—called missing 600 k, but that's just the tip— so—called missing 600 k, but that's just the tip of the hetero. — that's just the tip of the iceberg. there- that's just the tip of the iceberg. there are so many other thhgs— iceberg. there are so many other thhos going— iceberg. there are so many other thhos going oh— iceberg. there are so many other things going on and mike tusseth— things going on and mike russell, who— things going on and mike russell, who i— things going on and mike russell, who i know , um, has russell, who i know, um, has been— russell, who i know, um, has been o— russell, who i know, um, has been a member— russell, who i know, um, has been a member of the party for 50 been a member of the party for so yeors— been a member of the party for so yeors oht— been a member of the party for 50 years and even— been a member of the party for 50 years and even he is saying in 50 years and even he is saying to teoehtehoe— 50 years and even he is saying in dependence is— 50 years and even he is saying in dependence is not achievable

tht— in dependence is not achievable hht .— in dependence is not achievable now. and i think— in dependence is not achievable now. and i think he's absolutely rtght. — now. and i think he's absolutely rtght. whether— now. and i think he's absolutely right. whether it— now. and i think he's absolutely right. whether it will be achievable _ right. whether it will be achievable in- right. whether it will be achievable in the medium to long term— achievable in the medium to long term tuture— achievable in the medium to long term tuture .— achievable in the medium to long term tuture , .— achievable in the medium to long term future , i think— achievable in the medium to long term future , i think remains to term future, i think remains to be term future, i think remains to he seem— term future, i think remains to he . — term future, i think remains to he . okay-— term future, i think remains to be seen . okay. i— term future, i think remains to be seen . " term future, i think remains to be seen. okay. i mean, the new leader, humza yousaf , can leader, humza yousaf, can certainly tackle these problems from a position of electoral strength . i mean, despite strength. i mean, despite slipping the polls and how much do we trust polls these days? well, snp remains far away. well, the snp remains far away. the most popular party in scotland. that's a position of strength . yeah well, it is. strength. yeah well, it is. yes. on the face of it. but i thht— yes. on the face of it. but i thht thot— yes. on the face of it. but i think that humza yousaf of in mohy— think that humza yousaf of in mohy woys— think that humza yousaf of in mohy woys hos— think that humza yousaf of in many ways has been left holding the toy— many ways has been left holding the hohy oh— many ways has been left holding the baby on this— many ways has been left holding the baby on this one. and some are the baby on this one. and some soyho— the baby on this one. and some soyhg thot— the baby on this one. and some are saying that he— the baby on this one. and some are saying that he is , you know, are saying that he is, you know, he ts— are saying that he is, you know, he ts the— are saying that he is, you know, he ts the potty-s— are saying that he is, you know, he is the party's patsy because he is the party's patsy because he hos— he is the party's patsy because he hos to— he is the party's patsy because he hos to rust— he is the party's patsy because he has to pick up— he is the party's patsy because he has to pick up the detritus trom— he has to pick up the detritus trom the— he has to pick up the detritus from the previous regime. nicola sturgeon— from the previous regime. nicola sturgeon .— from the previous regime. nicola sturgeon , os— from the previous regime. nicola sturgeon , os you— from the previous regime. nicola sturgeon , as you know, or you sturgeon, as you know, or you wttt— sturgeon, as you know, or you wttt he— sturgeon, as you know, or you will be aware— sturgeon, as you know, or you will be aware of— sturgeon, as you know, or you will be aware of ruled both party— will be aware of ruled both oorty h— will be aware of ruled both party in scotland with a you mow,— party in scotland with a you know o— party in scotland with a you know o rot— party in scotland with a you know, a rod of— party in scotland with a you know, a rod of iron over the sum— know, a rod of iron over the etoht yeors— know, a rod of iron over the etoht yeors ot— know, a rod of iron over the eight years of her reign . but eight years of her reign. but all eight years of her reign. but oh the— eight years of her reign. but all the things— eight years of her reign. but all the things that were swept uhter— all the things that were swept meter the— all the things that were swept under the carpet— all the things that were swept under the carpet are now emerging— under the carpet are now emerging ort— under the carpet are now emerging and humza yousaf has got o— emerging and humza yousaf has got o reotty— emerging and humza yousaf has got a really difficult task to

wtth— got a really difficult task to run with that. _ got a really difficult task to run with that. bear in mind , run with that. bear in mind, ohty— run with that. bear in mind, ohty ozo— run with that. bear in mind, ohty szte ot— run with that. bear in mind, only 52% of the— run with that. bear in mind, only 52% of the snp members who ooutt— only 52% of the snp members who ooutt he— only 52% of the snp members who could be bothered— only 52% of the snp members who could be bothered to turn out to vote— could be bothered to turn out to vote oht— could be bothered to turn out to vote oht thot— could be bothered to turn out to vote and that was— could be bothered to turn out to vote and that was about 50,000 out ot— vote and that was about 50,000 out ot ur— vote and that was about 50,000 out of our membership of 72,000 votet— out of our membership of 72,000 votet tor— out of our membership of 72,000 votet tor htm — out of our membership of 72,000 voted for him and— out of our membership of 72,000 voted for him and 48% voted for tote— voted for him and 48% voted for tote tomes— voted for him and 48% voted for tote torhes .— voted for him and 48% voted for kate forbes . so— voted for him and 48% voted for kate forbes . so the party is kate forbes. so the party is teeoty— kate forbes. so the party is teeoty sout— kate forbes. so the party is deeply split and it will be hterestho— deeply split and it will be interesting to— deeply split and it will be interesting to see how they deal wtth— interesting to see how they deal wtth thot— interesting to see how they deal wtth thot os— interesting to see how they deal with that as well— interesting to see how they deal with that as well as all the other— with that as well as all the other things— with that as well as all the other things that are going on. i other things that are going on. . mem— other things that are going on. . .— other things that are going on. i mean, i remember— other things that are going on. i mean, i remember when- other things that are going on. " " ns other things that are going on. i mean, i remember when 5248 was decided kyiv, but let's not get into that again. well, let's let's think about how sticky this message is because there are certain scandals that blow over pretty soon. i mean, it's not like the snp leadership were partying during lockdown because that's that that's the kind of thing that seems apparently yes, seems to stick. apparently yes, it's not that i don't think that's the fact , but then that's the fact, but then there's a great dissatisfaction has been expressed north of the border as well as south over how politicians dealt with . the politicians dealt with. the covid pandemic. and i think that otthouoh— covid pandemic. and i think that otthough we— covid pandemic. and i think that although we cannot— co "j : rt. and i think that

although we cannot speculate ohout— although we cannot speculate ohout the— although we cannot speculate about the outcome of the police hvesttoottoh— about the outcome of the police investigation or— about the outcome of the police investigation or indeed what wtth— investigation or indeed what wttt hoooeh— investigation or indeed what wttt hoooeh th— investigation or indeed what will happen in the in the aftermath— will happen in the in the aftermath of— will happen in the in the aftermath of peter murrell being orrestet— aftermath of peter murrell being orrestet oht— aftermath of peter murrell being arrested and then,— aftermath of peter murrell being arrested and then, as you said, reteoset— arrested and then, as you said, released without— arrested and then, as you said, released without charges . i released without charges. i thht— released without charges. i thht thot— released without charges. i think that there's a there's a feeling— think that there's a there's a feeling abroad— think that there's a there's a feeling abroad that all is not wett— feeling abroad that all is not wett. amt— feeling abroad that all is not well. and pollsters and as you sort— well. and pollsters and as you sott oute— well. and pollsters and as you said quite rightly— well. and pollsters and as you said quite rightly , there are said quite rightly, there are ohty— said quite rightly, there are ohty ootts— said quite rightly, there are only polls are— said quite rightly, there are only polls are beginning to suggest— only polls are beginning to suggest thot— only polls are beginning to suggest that at— only polls are beginning to suggest that at the next westminster— suggest that at the next westminster election, which is in westminster election, which is th zom— westminster election, which is to zoom. oht— westminster election, which is in 2024, and where the snp hold 45 in 2024, and where the snp hold to ot— in 2024, and where the snp hold to ot the— in 2024, and where the snp hold to ot the 59— in 2024, and where the snp hold 45 of the 59 scottish seats at westminster— 45 of the 59 scottish seats at westminster ,_ 45 of the 59 scottish seats at westminster , that they might westminster, that they might hose— westminster, that they might toss up— westminster, that they might toss up to— westminster, that they might tose up to zo— westminster, that they might lose up to 20 of— westminster, that they might lose up to 20 of them, mainly to tohour. — lose up to 20 of them, mainly to tohour. amt— lose up to 20 of them, mainly to labour. and that's— lose up to 20 of them, mainly to labour. and that's the way it's toothg— labour. and that's the way it's toothg ot— labour. and that's the way it's looking at the— labour. and that's the way it's looking at the moment. so the party— looking at the moment. so the oorty ts— looking at the moment. so the potty ts h— looking at the moment. so the potty ts to pretty— looking at the moment. so the party is in pretty dire straits . tt-s— party is in pretty dire straits . it's difficult— party is in pretty dire straits . it's difficult to- party is in pretty dire straits . it's difficult to work- party is in pretty dire straits . it's difficult to work out which bits move when it comes to an actual election though, because even if there's no clear route second referendum, route to a second referendum, you could describe the preferred vote of a nationalist to always be the snp, even if there's not a referendum on the horizon. so these issues might not be the

core issues that people vote on. well, that's perfectly possible. i well, that's perfectly possible. . meoh— well, that's perfectly possible. . tt-s— well, that's perfectly possible. i mean, it's fairly— well, that's perfectly possible. i mean, it's fairly well known thot— i mean, it's fairly well known thot tots— i mean, it's fairly well known thot tots ot— i mean, it's fairly well known that lots of people who vote for the out — that lots of people who vote for the out tom-t— that lots of people who vote for the snp don't necessarily favour thteoehtehoe— the snp don't necessarily favour independence and— the snp don't necessarily favour independence and lots of people who— independence and lots of people who vote— independence and lots of people who vote tor— independence and lots of people who vote for the _ independence and lots of people who vote for the labour party do tovour— who vote for the labour party do tovou o— who vote for the labour party do favour a independence for evomote— favour a independence for evomote. so— favour a independence for example. so it's not quite as out— example. so it's not quite as out oht— example. so it's not quite as cut and dried— example. so it's not quite as cut and dried as— example. so it's not quite as cut and dried as people would the— cut and dried as people would the to— cut and dried as people would like to believe,— cut and dried as people would like to believe, but it's a real moetstrom— like to believe, but it's a real maelstrom of— like to believe, but it's a real maelstrom of different opinions and different— maelstrom of different opinions and different ideologies at the mom— and different ideologies at the mmht oht— and different ideologies at the moment and no— and different ideologies at the moment and no one's quite sure whot-s— moment and no one's quite sure whot-s gohg— moment and no one's quite sure whot-s gothg to— moment and no one's quite sure what's going to come out as a resutt— what's going to come out as a resutt ot— what's going to come out as a resutt ot ott— what's going to come out as a result of all this— what's going to come out as a result of all this at the end of the— result of all this at the end of the toy.— result of all this at the end of the toy. hut— result of all this at the end of the day. but there's no doubt thot— the day. but there's no doubt thot the— the day. but there's no doubt that the route _ the day. but there's no doubt that the route to _ the day. but there's no doubt that the route to independence is that the route to independence ts htootet— that the route to independence ts htootet .— that the route to independence is blocked , some— that the route to independence is blocked , some say is blocked, some say temporarily,- is blocked, some say temporarily, some say forever. hut— temporarily, some say forever. hut there-s— temporarily, some say forever. but there's no— temporarily, some say forever. but there's no there's no way torwort— but there's no there's no way torwort tor— but there's no there's no way forward for scotland to become thteoehteht— forward for scotland to become independent at— forward for scotland to become independent at the moment. 'r: independent at the moment. and let independent at the moment. and tet me— independent at the moment. and tet me to— independent at the moment. and tet me to the— independent at the moment. and let me do the horrible— independent at the moment. and let me do the horrible thing and ask someone who knows about to politics make predictions, because always well. because that always goes well. but see the rest of but how do you see the rest of the for the year playing out for scottish politics? oh lordy . scottish politics? oh lordy. that's a that's a difficult one. i that's a that's a difficult one. t tom-t— that's a that's a difficult one. t tom-t thht— that's a that's a difficult one. i don't think that— that's a that's a difficult one. i don't think that humza yousaf

vusut— i don't think that humza yousaf vusut wtt— i don't think that humza yousaf vusut wttt he— i don't think that humza yousaf yusuf will be first— i don't think that humza yousaf yusuf will be first minister for very— yusuf will be first minister for very tohg. — yusuf will be first minister for very tohg. t— yusuf will be first minister for very long. i think— yusuf will be first minister for very long. i think there are other— very long. i think there are other oeoote— very long. i think there are other people who are longer in the oorty— other people who are longer in the potty oht— other people who are longer in the party and perhaps better guottttet— the party and perhaps better qualified politically to take over from him _ qualified politically to take over from him .— qualified politically to take over from him . interestingly, over from him. interestingly, ot— over from him. interestingly, none of them,— over from him. interestingly, none of them, through their hats in none of them, through their hats to the— none of them, through their hats to the hog— none of them, through their hats in the ring this— none of them, through their hats in the ring this time round. none of them, through their hats in the ring this time round . and in the ring this time round. and the susototoh— in the ring this time round. and the suspicion is— in the ring this time round. and the suspicion is they did that they— the suspicion is they did that they ttth-t— the suspicion is they did that they didn't apply to become teoters— they didn't apply to become leaders because— they didn't apply to become leaders because they had a much hotter— leaders because they had a much hetter tteo— leaders because they had a much better idea of— leaders because they had a much better idea of what— leaders because they had a much better idea of what was going on heheoth— better idea of what was going on heheoth the— better idea of what was going on beneath the surface. but i'm soeoutothg— beneath the surface. but i'm speculating here. there's hothhg— speculating here. there's nothing that— speculating here. there's nothing that i— speculating here. there's nothing that i can pick up from open— nothing that i can pick up from open sources that— nothing that i can pick up from open sources that would tell me otherwtse. — open sources that would tell me otherwtse. hut— open sources that would tell me otherwise. but i— open sources that would tell me otherwise. but i was surprised thot— otherwise. but i was surprised thot soem— otherwise. but i was surprised that some people— otherwise. but i was surprised that some people like , for that some people like, for evomote— that some people like, for example, angus robertson , who in example, angus robertson, who in mohy— example, angus robertson, who in mohy woys— example, angus robertson, who in mohy woys wos— example, angus robertson, who in many ways was the— example, angus robertson, who in many ways was the anointed son of many ways was the anointed son ot the— many ways was the anointed son of the hierarchy— many ways was the anointed son of the hierarchy ,_ many ways was the anointed son of the hierarchy , didn't didn't of the hierarchy, didn't didn't throw— of the hierarchy, didn't didn't throw hrs— of the hierarchy, didn't didn't throw his hat— of the hierarchy, didn't didn't throw his hat in— of the hierarchy, didn't didn't throw his hat in the ring stothg— throw his hat in the ring stotthg he— throw his hat in the ring stating he had a young family thot— stating he had a young family thot moy— stating he had a young family thot moy he— stating he had a young family that may be absolutely the case, thot— that may be absolutely the case, thot he— that may be absolutely the case, thot he hos— that may be absolutely the case, thot he hos got— that may be absolutely the case, that he has got a— that may be absolutely the case, that he has got a young family oht— that he has got a young family oht he— that he has got a young family oht he wohts— that he has got a young family and he wants to— that he has got a young family and he wants to time with and he wants to spend time with them. — and he wants to spend time with them. -surprised- them. but i was surprised he ttth-t— them. but i was surprised he ttth-t . — them. but i was surprised he didn't . well,— them. but i was surprised he didn't . well, thank- them. but i was surprised he didn't. will them. but i was surprised he didn't . witt. sm“ tilt didn't. well, thank you very much for that. interesting stuff. again stuff. i'm sure we'll chat again about future . about it in the future. lieutenant lieutenant lieutenant colonel. lieutenant colonel stuart crawford, thank you. coming up next, i'll be

tackling big stories along tackling some big stories along with pundits. we'll be with my pundits. we'll be asking, is brexit putting off european tourists? if we reached rip off britain ? and where is rip off britain? and where is the best place to go in the uk? i'll see you .

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or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. soon now. thanks for watching mark dolan tonight with me, steven allen . and we're joined through allen. and we're joined through the show by academic and ethnographer lisa mckenzie , ethnographer lisa mckenzie, author and columnist garry bushell , and broadcaster ingrid bushell, and broadcaster ingrid tarrant . and let's settle down tarrant. and let's settle down to discuss some of the topics of the day. and since antique covid measures ended across europe last year, tourism has started to . however, it seems to recover. however, it seems significant numbers of french and germans seem to be missing, the two of them. normally, the largest markets for uk tourism . largest markets for uk tourism. they're staying away. tourism leaders fear that this could be to with brexit. well, ingrid, to do with brexit. well, ingrid, do that brexit is

do you think that brexit is putting europeans off ? no, i putting the europeans off? no, i think it's such an excuse. tr... g t. rtr�*”7 no, i think it's such an excuse. i'm sorry.— think it's such an excuse. i'm sorry. tverythhg— think it's such an excuse. i'm sorry. everything just blame everythhg— sorry. everything just blame everythhg oh— sorry. everything just blame everything on brexit. blame the fact everything on brexit. blame the toot thot— everything on brexit. blame the toot thot you — everything on brexit. blame the fact that you can't— everything on brexit. blame the fact that you can't get a spare part— fact that you can't get a spare oort tor— fact that you can't get a spare port tor your— fact that you can't get a spare part for your car— fact that you can't get a spare part for your car .— fact that you can't get a spare part for your car. blame the toot— part for your car. blame the toot thot— part for your car. blame the toot thot you — part for your car. blame the fact that you can't get air port.— fact that you can't get air oort. htome— fact that you can't get air part. blame the fact that you ooh-t— part. blame the fact that you ooh-t get— part. blame the fact that you ooh-t get o— part. blame the fact that you can't get a paracetamol. it's too— can't get a paracetamol. it's too tor. — can't get a paracetamol. it's too tor. h— can't get a paracetamol. it's too tor. h you— can't get a paracetamol. it's too far. if you look at this in context.— too far. if you look at this in context. the— too far. if you look at this in context, the french have had so mohy— context, the french have had so mohy strttes— context, the french have had so many strikes. i've— context, the french have had so many strikes. i've got statistic six many strikes. i've got statistic stv here. — many strikes. i've got statistic stv here. .— many strikes. i've got statistic six here. i don't— many strikes. i've got statistic six here. i don't know if you hoor— six here. i don't know if you too to— six here. i don't know if you can bear to for— six here. i don't know if you can bear to for me to go through them.— can bear to for me to go through them. hut— can bear to for me to go through them. hut rust— can bear to for me to go through them, but just trust— can bear to for me to go through them, but just trust me on this. amt— them, but just trust me on this. hot we— them, but just trust me on this. hot we ott— them, but just trust me on this. and we all know— them, but just trust me on this. and we all know that, don't we? thetr— and we all know that, don't we? thetr orr— and we all know that, don't we? their air traffic— and we all know that, don't we? their air traffic control strttes— their air traffic control strikes all— their air traffic control strikes all over say they do every— strikes all over say they do every hotttoy— strikes all over say they do every holiday anyway. people are toshg— every holiday anyway. people are losing interest— every holiday anyway. people are losing interest in— every holiday anyway. people are losing interest in going there. who— losing interest in going there. htso the— losing interest in going there. htso the or— losing interest in going there. also the air traffic control, they— also the air traffic control, they — also the air traffic control, they are actually stopping tourtsts— they are actually stopping tourists getting to other ouhtrtes— tourists getting to otheri countries-have tourists getting to other. countries - have to tourists getting to other- countries - have to fly countries that they have to fly -to — countries that they have to fly o-vrto get— countries that they have to fly o-vrto get to. - countries that they have to fly over. to get to. but over. france to get to. but we're slightly— over. france to get to. but we're slightly off topic, though. — we're slightly off topic, though. .— we're slightly off topic, though. t. though. i think we're still looking at the number of french and german who would and german people who would ordinarily from ordinarily come to the uk from france . yeah, but because france. yeah, but because of thts— france. yeah, but because of thts .— france. yeah, but because of thts . hut— france. yeah, but because of this , but because— t yeah, but because of this , but because of the strike this, but because of the strike oht— this, but because of the strike oht-orohtems— this, but because of the strike and problems that also the and the problems that also the other—mow. - other thing, you know, the strohge — other thing, you know, the strohge—thohi other thing, you know, the. strange _than 50. strange thing is less than 50. i sort— strange thing is less than 50. i ooh-t hetteve— strange thing is less than 50. i can't believe this. _

strange thing is less than 50. i can't believe this. less than 50%_ can't believe this. less than 50% hove— can't believe this. less than 50% have passports . 50% have passports. so what's happened with brexit related , happened with brexit related, isn't it? because. yes. okay, it is. isn't it? because. yes. okay, it ts. ves— isn't it? because. yes. okay, it ts. hes. ht— isn't it? because. yes. okay, it ts. hes. tt ts.— isn't it? because. yes. okay, it is. yes, it is. all— isn't it? because. yes. okay, it is. yes, it is. all of— c c7’ t yes. okay, it is. yes, it is. all of those mow— is. yes, it is. all of those know they— is. yes, it is. all of those know they could get away with id sorts— know they could get away with id oorts .— know they could get away with id oorts . hut— know they could get away with id oorts . hut get— know they could get away with id oorts . hut get o— know they could get away with id cards , but get a passport and cards, but get a passport and them— cards, but get a passport and them ott— cards, but get a passport and them ott they— cards, but get a passport and then all they have to do like more— then all they have to do like hetore .— then all they have to do like before , even— then all they have to do like before , even if— then all they have to do like before , even if it— then all they have to do like before , even if it was a non eu before, even if it was a non eu you— before, even if it was a non eu you oouhtry— before, even if it was a non eu you country they'd _ before, even if it was a non eu you country they'd just go like thts— you country they'd just go like thts wtth— you country they'd just go like this with the _ you country they'd just go like this with the passport and put a stomp— this with the passport and put a stomp .— this with the passport and put a stomp . how— this with the passport and put a stamp . how much— this with the passport and put a stamp . how much longer does it stamp. how much longer does it tote— stamp. how much longer does it tote to— stamp. how much longer does it tote to go— stamp. how much longer does it tote to go humo— stamp. how much longer does it take to go bump with a stamp , a take to go bump with a stamp, a seoht— take to go bump with a stamp, a seoht oht— take to go bump with a stamp, a second and three— take to go bump with a stamp, a second and three seconds? all rtght. — second and three seconds? all rtght. tem— second and three seconds? all right. ten chomping at the bit here.— right. ten chomping at the bit here. t— right. ten chomping at the bit here. t om— right. ten chomping at the bit here. i am because i. because rm.— here. i am because i. because tmlthht— here. i am because i. because i'm. think forgetting in i'm. i think we're forgetting in hot— i'm. i think we're forgetting in thot most— i'm. i think we're forgetting in thot most ot— i'm. i think we're forgetting in that most of our— i'm. i think we're forgetting in that most of our european brothers— that most of our european brothers and— that most of our european brothers and sisters, as we are shot— brothers and sisters, as we are stht .— brothers and sisters, as we are now, are skint . you know, we you now, are skint. you know, we you mow.— now, are skint. you know, we you know thts— now, are skint. you know, we you know thts moy— now, are skint. you know, we you know, this may not— now, are skint. you know, we you know, this may not be anything to to— know, this may not be anything to to wtth— know, this may not be anything to do with bread.— know, this may not be anything to do with bread. this is ootuotty— to do with bread. this is actually about- to do with bread. this is actually about the of actually about the cost of ttvhg— actually about the cost of ttvhg-thot- actually about the cost of living-that is- actually about the cost of living that is all over living crisis that is all over turooe— living crisis that is all over turooe .— living crisis that is all over europe . everybody is feeling the europe. everybody is feeling the moth.— europe. everybody is feeling the them vvhot-s— europe. everybody is feeling the pinch. what's the _ europe. everybody is feeling the pinch. what's the one of the first— pinch. what's the one of the ttrst thhgs— pinch. what's the one of the first things that— pinch. what's the one of the first things that you cut back on whom— first things that you cut back on when you've— first things that you cut back on when you've got no money is, you— on when you've got no money is, you-.— on when you've got no money is, you-. thus— on when you've got no money is, you-. thus owoy— on when you've got no money is, you-, trips away. you- on when you've got no money is, you , trips away. you know, you know, trips away. you know, all you know, trips away. you know, ott you— you know, trips away. you know, ott you some— you know, trips away. you know, all you same decline in the other— all you same decline in the other european— all you same decline in the other european countries that ort— other european countries that oreh-t-oht— other european countries that aren't and germany. bitty aren't france and germany. why soeettteotty— aren't france and germany. why specifically-they're- aren't france and germany. why specifically they're not specifically them? they're not additionally poorer, they? additionally poorer, are they? i don't . ijust

additionally poorer, are they? i don't . i just think that don't know. i just think that it's don't know. i just think that tt-s .— don't know. i just think that tt-s t ogree— don't know. i just think that it's i agree with— chit" c i just think that it's i agree with ingrid on this room— it's i agree with ingrid on this point-everything- it's i agree with ingrid on this point everything the point that everything at the mom— point that everything at the moment related , point that everything at the - moment-related , when moment is brexit related, when i'm moment is brexit related, when m hot— moment is brexit related, when m hot-thot— moment is brexit related, when i'm not-that it— moment is brexit related, when i'm not-that it is- moment is brexit related, when i'm not-that it is .- moment is brexit related, when i'm not that it is . i think i'm not sure that it is. i think wtth— i'm not sure that it is. i think wtth oerhoos— i'm not sure that it is. i think with perhaps france and germany, oerhoos— with perhaps france and germany, oerhoos they— with perhaps france and germany, oerhoos they tht— with perhaps france and germany, perhaps they find in beauty in thetr— perhaps they find in beauty in thetr onw— perhaps they find in beauty in their own country, they're both they-re— their own country, they're both they're beautiful— their own country, they're both they're beautiful countries . they're beautiful countries. homo— they're beautiful countries. womo youre— they're beautiful countries. nana you're taking- they're beautiful countries. nana you're taking this- they're beautiful countries. nana you're taking this then so we as many french and we don't have as many french and germans coming here. is germans coming over here. is it brexit credit depending germans coming over here. is it breyour credit depending germans coming over here. is it breyour take? i'edit depending germans coming over here. is it breyour take? i just,1epending germans coming over here. is it breyour take? ijust, itpending germans coming over here. is it breyour take? ijust, i noticedj on your take? ijust, i noticed thot— on your take? ijust, i noticed thot there— on your take? ijust, i noticed that there are— on your take? ijust, i noticed that there are quite- on your take? ijust, i noticed that there are quite a- ti?" ” 7 i just, i noticed that there are quite a few young trench— that there are quite a few young trehoh oeoote— that there are quite a few young french people coming over every day french people coming over every toy reotty— french people coming over every toy reotty h— french people coming over every day really in little— french people coming over every day really in little boats. they-re— day really in little boats. they-re so— day really in little boats. they're so keen- day really in little boats. they're so keen to- day really in little boats. they're so keen to come, but they're losing their passports , they're losing their passports, but they're not french. actually . i worry though, is it actually. i worry though, is it brexit or is it eastenders? because i think if they're watching eastenders, you know , watching eastenders, you know, if know it's so if they would know that it's so depressing, why would you want to go if life like to go there if life was like eastenders, be a eastenders, there would be a dignitas clinic on every corner . and i think that's what's outtthg— . and i think that's what's putting pebble— and i think that's what's putting people off. witt. putting people off. well, i'm trom— putting people off. well, i'm from-toot— putting people off. well, i'm from east midlands and it's from the east midlands and it's definitely, definitely not depressing up there at all. well i'm from the same place as you. i'm from the same place as you. i know . i no, no, about that. i know. i no, no, about that. later. it can be le parisien up

there. but do you not think there—chance. there. but do you not think. there _chance that there. but do you not think- there_chance that we there might be a chance that we sent— there might be a chance that we send—whether- there might be a chance that we send—whether it- there might be a chance that we send whether it was send a message whether it was the-messoge— the correct message or not? moote— the correct message or not? people _ heard i the correct message or not?i people—heard the people might have heard the messoge— people might have heard the messogeloh— people might have heard the message an unwelcome message as an unwelcome thing. vett— message as an unwelcome thing. wet—mot— well, i don't think that no one's they? it's one's unwelcome, are they? it's about yourself. about how you rule yourself. thot-s— about how you rule yourself. that's- brexit - about how you rule yourself. that's brexit about. about how you rule yourself.- that's-brexit-about. it that's what brexit was about. it wost— that's what brexit was about. it wosh-t-soyhg— that's what brexit was about. it wasn't saying don't wasn't about saying we don't the—soyhgi like foreigners. it was saying we tom-t— like foreigners. it was saying. we don't—controlled we don't want to be controlled by we don't want to be controlled hy—etoeterol we don't want to be controlledi hy—etoetero . by european courts, etcetera. ohm.— by european courts, etcetera. otoyltetter— by european courts, etcetera. okay, . better-on - by european courts, etcetera. i okay, .better-on because okay, i'd better move on because we've got more topics to go through. time next through. it's time for the next one. pollutes our one. raw sewage pollutes our waterways. no wonder they're not coming inflation is coming over. inflation is through the roof and now walkers are adding to our misery by decreasing their jewel in the crown. multipack by two crown. the multipack by two packets crisps and increasing packets of crisps and increasing the price by 8% at the same time. are we not allowed nice things reached things these days? we've reached a peak rip off britain . lisa is a peak rip off britain. lisa is this the final straw ? they at this the final straw? they at first they came for whatever we were signing. now come for our chris. , well, to be chris. chris yeah, well, to be honest, don't buy walkers. honest, i don't buy walkers. chris no. me because they're too eoehstve— chris no. me because they're too expensive. they've _ chris no. me because they're too expensive. they've been over the tost— expensive. they've been over the tost yeot— expensive. they've been over the last year, they've— expensive. they've been over the last year, they've gone up astronomically_ last year, they've gone up astronomically and you can get the supermarket— astronomically and you can get the supermarket own brand much, much— the supermarket own brand much, much cheaper-— the supermarket own brand much, much cheaper. they— the supermarket own brand much, much cheaper. they all taste the hut—

much cheaper. they all taste the hut to— much cheaper. they all taste the same. but do we— much cheaper. they all taste the same. but do we live in rip off hrttoht— same. but do we live in rip off hrttoht .— same. but do we live in rip off britain? i think— same. but do we live in rip off britain? i think we— same. but do we live in rip off britain? i think we absolutely do. britain? i think we absolutely to. hem.— britain? i think we absolutely do. yeah, absolutely. i think we ohsotutety— do. yeah, absolutely. i think we ohsotutety to. — do. yeah, absolutely. i think we absolutely do. you— do. yeah, absolutely. i think we absolutely do. you know, we i sort— absolutely do. you know, we i sott o— absolutely do. you know, we i sott o yeor— absolutely do. you know, we i sott o yeor ogo— absolutely do. you know, we i said a year ago ,_ absolutely do. you know, we i said a year ago , so i remember said a year ago, so i remember soyhg— said a year ago, so i remember soyhg tt— said a year ago, so i remember soyhg tt oh— said a year ago, so i remember saying it on this— said a year ago, so i remember saying it on this show with mark whom— saying it on this show with mark wheh ott— saying it on this show with mark wheh ott the— saying it on this show with mark when all the petrol prices were going— when all the petrol prices were going up— when all the petrol prices were gothg up .— when all the petrol prices were gohg up . we— when all the petrol prices were going up . we were saying when going up. we were saying when the whom— going up. we were saying when the when the— going up. we were saying when the when the price of oil comes town.— the when the price of oil comes towh them— the when the price of oil comes down, then how— the when the price of oil comes down, then how much do you think wett— down, then how much do you think we-tt see— down, then how much do you think we-tt the— down, then how much do you think we'll see the petrol— down, then how much do you think we'll see the petrol prices come townh— we'll see the petrol prices come towht amt— we'll see the petrol prices come down? and it's— we'll see the petrol prices come down? and it's not— we'll see the petrol prices come down? and it's not been to oggregote— down? and it's not been to oggregote os— down? and it's not been to oggregote os tt— down? and it's not been to aggregate as it now, gary and i thts— aggregate as it now, gary and i mean this with— aggregate as it now, gary and i mean this with love you know, you— mean this with love you know, you toot— mean this with love you know, you toot the— mean this with love you know, you look like you— mean this with love you know, you look like you might enjoy a ohso— you look like you might enjoy a ortsolyou— you look like you might enjoy a ortsolyou-your— you look like you might enjoy a crisp iyou _your way- you look like you might enjoy a crisp you your way around crisp, you know, your way around a_put_ crisp, you know, your way around o—out tt— crisp, you know, your way around o—out tt-woy- a packet i'll put it that way you— a packet i'll put it that way you-you— a packet i'll put it that way you-you-youl a packet i'll put it that way you-you-you to you know, you know, you wait to open — you know, you know, you wait to oehoo—rossl open it up and spread it across the-the— open it up and spread it across the-like advanced- open it up and spread it across the like advanced brand the table like advanced brand going— the table like advanced brand gothg the— the table like advanced brand going like taters_ the table like advanced brand going like taters . ” “a" going like taters. the irish man . what what's gary lineker saying about this? because he's got opinions about everything. i'm he's i'm sure he i'm sure he's tweeted so it's not tweeted about it but so it's not just inflation price up by just the inflation price up by 8, but fewer packets in the 8, but then fewer packets in the multipack. so that's worse than the overoeg — multipack. so that's worse than the average inflation— t so that's worse than the average inflation already. amt— the average inflation already. amt wove— the average inflation already. amt got— the average inflation already. and we've got a— the average inflation already. and we've got a pack here. i tom-t— and we've got a pack here. i tom-t thht— and we've got a pack here. i don't think you— and we've got a pack here. i don't think you even get that mohy— don't think you even get that mohy ortsos— don't think you even get that mohy ortsos h— don't think you even get that many crisps in a— don't think you even get that many crisps in a i'm just going to otwoys— many crisps in a i'm just going to otwoys oper— many crisps in a i'm just going to always open from the upside town.— to always open from the upside towh. why— to always open from the upside towh. why why— to always open from the upside down. why why is— to always open from the upside down. why why is that way? you

tom-t— down. why why is that way? you toot—power- down. why why is that way? you toot—power to - don't get all the power to ootteotet— don't get all the power to collected bottom. there collected at the bottom. there you— collected at the bottom. there you.— collected at the bottom. there you. vou— collected at the bottom. there you. you see— collected at the bottom. there you.. you see what- collected at the bottom. there you . you see what i'm liking you go. you see what i'm liking thts— you go. you see what i'm liking thts got— you go. you see what i'm liking thts got wove— you go. you see what i'm liking this got we've got— you go. you see what i'm liking this got we've got one. come yoursevest — this got we've got one. come yourselves. you _ this got we've got one. come yourselves. you go. this is. this is the. they've got one each so far. scintillating live television. i'm counting on ortsos— television. i'm counting on ortsos. hy— television. i'm counting on ortsos. hy the— television. i'm counting on crisps. by the way,- i'm counting on crisps. by the way, if anyone ttstehhg— crisps. by the way, if anyone ttstehhg oh— crisps. by the way, if anyone listening on radio this is does thot— listening on radio this is does thot oouht— listening on radio this is does that count as— listening on radio this is does that count as two. _ listening on radio this is does that count as two. oh look it's a that count as two. oh look it's o heort— that count as two. oh look it's a heart. while— that count as two. oh look it's a heart. while i'm— that count as two. oh look it's a heart. while i'm counting heouse— a heart. while i'm counting because this— a heart. while i'm counting because this feels like just because this feels like i'm just tttthg— because this feels like i'm just tttthg-here. — because this feels like i'm just killing-here. yes,- because this feels like i'm just killing-here. yes, it- because this feels like i'm just killing here. “4115 c : killing time here. yes, it does. voutt— killing time here. yes, it does. would you to talk? which would you like me to talk? which i running . do you know what i do a running. do you know what that report is. and well, i do a running. do you know what that introduced. and well, i do a running. do you know what that introduced thed well, i do a running. do you know what that introduced the word l, we've introduced the word shrinkflation, haven't we? yeah, because the price goes up and the and the quantity goes down. when i was a kid , we used to when i was a kid, we used to have one packet of crisps and my mum used to cut it in half and we used to share a you couldn't do that today could you. yeah yeah. no there's still some more in it. you're two kids now couldn't share one packet. chris now do you remember when you got the little blue packets of salt as well? yeah , yeah. love the as well? yeah, yeah. love the salt. now and i realise in- 7 yeah, yeah. \rtrri and i realise in our salt. now and i realise in our oooeht— salt. now and i realise in our oooeht thot— salt. now and i realise in our accent that seemed- \rtrri and i realise in our

accent that seemed like back \rtrri and i realise in our acrthe that seemed like back \rtrri and i realise in our acrthe thatwhenied like back \rtrri and i realise in our acrthe thatwhen you.ike back \rtrri and i realise in our acrthe thatwhen you have back \rtrri and i realise in our acrthe thatwhen you have proper in the day when you have proper ortsos— in the day when you have proper ortsos thot-s— in the day when you have proper crisps, that's-get- in the day when you have proper crisps, that's-get in- crisps, that's all you get in a pocket.— crisps, that's all you get in a packet-could- crisps, that's all you get in a packet.-could do. crisps, that's all you get in a. packet.-could do that, packet. i mean i could do that, you— packet. i mean i could do that, you-soy— packet. i mean i could do that, you-gary lineker- packet. i mean i could do that, you-gary lineker got. packet. i mean i could do that,. you-gary lineker got paid you know. gary lineker got paid 1.2 million for that for advertising . yeah. so that's advertising. yeah. so that's probably why their profits have gone down so much. just cut back on the crisps. but don't leave them — on the crisps. but don't leave them -hom-t— on the crisps. but don't leave them don't think them there. don't you think everything britain is now everything about britain is now a yeah, think a rip off? yeah, i think we're overcharged. underpaid. a rip off? yeah, i think we're overciovertaxed underpaid. a rip off? yeah, i think we're overciovertaxed , underpaid. a rip off? yeah, i think we're overciovertaxed , and derpaid. a rip off? yeah, i think we're overciovertaxed , and we)aid. a rip off? yeah, i think we're overciovertaxed , and we never we're overtaxed, and we never get the benefits, do we? so i'm just going to leave— get the benefits, do we? so i'm just going to leave that- gt gt 7 so i'm just going to leave that there heouse— just going to leave that there because that— just going to leave that there because that is— just going to leave that there because that is technically a huttet. —our- because that is technically a. buffet. _our final buffet. time now for our final toots— buffet. time now for our final torts-segment- buffet. time now for our final torts-segment .- buffet. time now for our final topic segment . where's topic in this segment. where's the test— topic in this segment. where's the test otooe— topic in this segment. where's the best place to— topic in this segment. where's the best place to visit in the th— the best place to visit in the ot—thot- the best place to visit in the uk _that brits. the best place to visit in the. uk _that brits have uk? a question that brits have teem— uk? a question that brits have been—william- uk? a question that brits have been _william thej been asking since william the cohgueror— conqueror said, oh, that looks moe— conqueror said, oh, that looks .— conqueror said, oh, that looks . wett— conqueror said, oh, that looks nice . well, according airbnb nice. well, according to airbnb . scarborough— nice. well, according to airbnb . scarborough oh. scarborough woutt— . scarborough oh. scarborough woutt hove— . scarborough oh. scarborough woutt hove got— . scarborough oh. scarborough would have got your vote. i thht— would have got your vote. i think leicester— would have got your vote. i think leicester city's ground, heouse— think leicester city's ground, because you're— think leicester city's ground, because you're guaranteed to get a because you're guaranteed to get o soot.— because you're guaranteed to get o seot. ort— because you're guaranteed to get a seat, aren't you? _ because you're guaranteed to get a seat, aren't you? / o" a seat, aren't you? yeah. oh, youre— a seat, aren't you? yeah. oh, you're on a. chris well, a seat, aren't you? yeah. oh, you're on a. chris well , the you're on a. chris well, the best place to visit in the uk, but there are so many beautiful places dorset, devon, the peaks, the lakes. yeah . loads of great the lakes. yeah. loads of great otooes— the lakes. yeah. loads of great otooes. yeoh— the lakes. yeah. loads of great places, yeah. ingrid— yeah. loads of great places, yeah. ingrid i'm really surortset— places, yeah. ingrid i'm really surortset. —

places, yeah. ingrid i'm really surortset. .— places, yeah. ingrid i'm really surprised . i was— places, yeah. ingrid i'm really surprised . g . surprised. i was looking at it and then i started singing and it was like, you know, one of those song worms or whatever they fair they called scarborough fair kept on singing that. and i know it's even but you kept on singing that. and i know it's what n but you kept on singing that. and i know it's what was but you kept on singing that. and i know it's what was interesting you kept on singing that. and i know it's what was interesting ?>u kept on singing that. and i know it's what was interesting ? it know what was interesting? it sounds beautiful . and i think sounds beautiful. and i think yorkshire just generally is beautiful and the people up there. but what was interesting in the top ten is not devon or cornwall . isn't that cornwall. isn't that extraordinary ? we've got the top extraordinary? we've got the top ten uh— extraordinary? we've got the top ten up to— extraordinary? we've got the top ten up to trom— extraordinary? we've got the top ten up in front of— extraordinary? we've got the top ten up in front of me— : tf’ we've got the top ten up in front of me because got— ten up in front of me because got geot— ten up in front of me because we've got peak forest in there. vveymouth— we've got peak forest in there.| weymouth—. weymouth tenby, windermere, teswtoh— weymouth tenby, windermere, teswtoh ot— weymouth tenby, windermere, keswick, of course, blackpool's in keswick, of course, blackpool's to there. — keswick, of course, blackpool's in there. nice— keswick, of course, blackpool's in there. nice one.- keswick, of course, blackpool's in there. \r rt.rt keswick, of course, blackpool's in there. \r rtrt in there. nice one. that's what street? that one. that one is mine. yeah matlock is matlock not they're not locks. not on there. you're right. because thot— there. you're right. because thot wos— there. you're right. because that was where— there. you're right. because that was where we- .“rt”rt you're right. because that was where we used to go for our that was where we used to go for toys— that was where we used to go for toys out. — that was where we used to go for our days out. yeah.— that was where we used to go for our days out. / t that was where we used to go for our days out. t/rtrtt" t trtru�* our days out. yeah. matlock now, suhenphaa isn't. not. not in matlock. suhenphaa isn't. not. not in hottoot. ho.— suhenphaa isn't. not. not in matlock. no, in— hf” not. not in matlock. no, in blackpool . matlock. no, in blackpool. i t— matlock. no, in blackpool. i mean, i think— matlock. no, in blackpool. i mean, i think there's- matlock. no, in blackpool. i mean, i think there's employees everywhere now. nottingham on a saturday night. it's full of them. yeah i mean, have we got time? this list of mbappe . is time? this list of mbappe. is thts— time? this list of mbappe. is thts goot— time? this list of mbappe. is thts goot to— time? this list of mbappe. is this good to be— . t7 this list of mbappe. is this good to be reminding . rt7 this list of mbappe. is this good to be reminding us of how— this good to be reminding us of how mohy— this good to be reminding us of how mohy greot— this good to be reminding us of how many great places there are in how many great places there are to the— how many great places there are to the um— how many great places there are in the uk? because— how many great places there are in the uk? because i've not been toiot— in the uk? because i've not been

toiot-the— in the uk? because i've not been toiot-the too- in the uk? because i've not been to.of-the top ten- to all of them in the top ten oht— to all of them in the top ten oht-thht- to all of them in the top ten and _think that's. and i actually think that's sttty—ott- and i actually think that's. silly._old enough silly. i'm getting old enoughj howeeh—h silly. i'm getting old enough. howeeh—h to silly. i'm getting old enough. novof_been to silly. i'm getting old enough. novof-good-been to silly. i'm getting old enough novof good places been to silly. i'm getting old enough novof good places anden to all of the good places and do you—thing,- you know another thing, just going—vou- you know another thing, justi going—you going back to what you were saying— going back to what you were saying-tourism - going back to what you were saying tourism and saying about tourism and everything,— saying about tourism and everything, .— saying about tourism and everything, i mean, french everything, i mean, the french and— and germans not coming here, but actually— actually it works a little bit. the—wen.- actually it works a little bit. i the _well, because the other way as well, because people have put off because i don't are don't know if their flights are going is all going to take off. this is all about staycation. so really, this is very yes. for this is very good. yes. for airbnb , but also to remind airbnb, but also to remind people actually have people they don't actually have to abroad they don't have to go abroad and they don't have to go abroad and they don't have to the queues and wonder if to do the queues and wonder if their off to do the queues and wonder if th

what about all the restaurants .7 what about all the restaurants? don't they prosper as a result of the mall? yeah. and local cleaners and a cleaner or a local or if you work in the restaurant, that job can not earn you enough money to pay a rent. it can't. do you earn you enough money to pay a rent. it can't . do you know what rent. it can't. do you know what these— rent. it can't. do you know what these ee— rent. it can't. do you know what these the— rent. it can't. do you know what these are the kind— rent. it can't. do you know what these are the kind of— ”c; c t?" c do you know what these are the kind of stories where— these are the kind of stories where you— these are the kind of stories where you get— these are the kind of stories where you get them and you think this where you get them and you think ems—newe- this is the happy good news stow-— this is the happy good news stew-ane— this is the happy good news story.-and then- this is the happy good news story. and then lisa comes story. yeah and then lisa comes along— story. yeah and then lisa comes along . — story. yeah and then lisa comes along . thank— story. yeah and then lisa comes along . thank you— story. yeah and then lisa comes along . thank you for- story. yeah and then lisa comes along . along. thank you for that. well, along. thank you for that. weu, coming— along. thank you for that. well, coming up— along. thank you for that. well, coming up next,- along. well, coming up next, we'll be speaking— well, coming up next, we'll be epeekppp ee— well, coming up next, we'll be speaking to jameson stokes, wee-e— speaking to jameson stokes, wee-e en— speaking to jameson stokes, who's an award— speaking to jameson stokes, who's an award winning chef and tv who's an award winning chef and w personality,— who's an award winning chef and tv personality, who's lived such an amazing— tv personality, who's lived such an amazing hollywood and an amazing life. hollywood and i'm an amazing life. hollywood and rm going— an amazing life. hollywood and rm going to— an amazing life. hollywood and i'm going to make a movie about it. i'm going to make a movie about elem-e— i'm going to make a movie about it-ldon't pe— i'm going to make a movie about it. don't go anywhere .

welcome back. so every week, regular— welcome back. so every week, .egupa. peep— welcome back. so every week, regular host mark— welcome back. so every week, regular host mark dolan gets to meet— regular host mark dolan gets to meet ef— regular host mark dolan gets to meet some of the— regular host mark dolan gets to meet some of the biggest names in meet some of the biggest names p. p...— meet some of the biggest names p. the weed— meet some of the biggest names in the world of— meet some of the biggest names in the world of politics. showpie— in the world of politics. showbiz sport, business and beyond. — showbiz sport, business and beyond. ane— showbiz sport, business and beyond. and production team beyond. and the production team have— beyond. and the production team have not— beyond. and the production team have not dropped— beyond. and the production team have not dropped the ball this weekend— have not dropped the ball this weekend because— have not dropped the ball this weekend because delighted to

weekend because i'm delighted to be piped— weekend because i'm delighted to be joined tonight— weekend because i'm delighted to be joined tonight by a multi aware— be joined tonight by a multi award winning— be joined tonight by a multi award winning chef, tv award winning chef, a tv pereepeuw— award winning chef, a tv pereepeuey .— award winning chef, a tv personality , motty, who spent personality, motty, who spent time— personality, motty, who spent pm. living— personality, motty, who spent time living on— personality, motty, who spent time living on the streets as a young— time living on the streets as a young men.— time living on the streets as a young se— time living on the streets as a young man. so it's— time living on the streets as a young man. so it's going to be a peep— young man. so it's going to be a peed—went- young man. so it's going to be a good—wentltol good story. but then went on to become— good story. but then went on to become .youngest- good story. but then went on to become youngest winner become the youngest ever winner of become the youngest ever winner ef-neeienep— become the youngest ever winner of national restaurant of of the national restaurant of the _featured- of the national restaurant of the—featured in. the year award, featured in numerous tv— the year award, featured in numerous tv shows, worked an numerous tv shows, worked as an ambassador— numerous tv shows, worked as an ambassador for— numerous tv shows, worked as an ambassador for the— numerous tv shows, worked as an ambassador for the prince's peep— ambassador for the prince's peep ene— ambassador for the prince's trust and all— ambassador for the prince's trust and all while managing to act trust and all while managing to eet ee— trust and all while managing to eet as e— trust and all while managing to eet as a single— trust and all while managing to act as a single dad for his two children.— act as a single dad for his two children. all— act as a single dad for his two children. all right. show off . children. all right. show off. wen,— children. all right. show off. weu, tee-e— children. all right. show off. well, let's see. _ children. all right. show off. well, let's see. the man himself , jameson stokes,— well, let's see. the man himself , jameson stokes, joins now. , jameson stokes, joins me now. good— , jameson stokes, joins me now. good evening.— , jameson stokes, joins me now. good evening. .— , jameson stokes, joins me now. good evening. i don't know where to stare— good evening. i don't know where to seen-seep— good evening. i don't know where to start story because to start on this story because there— to start on this story because there ee— to start on this story because there are so many— to start on this story because there are so many to get there are so many bits to get through.— there are so many bits to get through—tea through. let's talk about the feed— through. let's talk about the food—getl through. let's talk about thei feed—pee ee food first. how did you get so peeeieneee— food first. how did you get so| peeeieneee—ee food first. how did you get so. passionate _to be passionate about food? oh, to be honest—eve- passionate about food? oh, to be honest—eve pee- passionate about food? oh, to be honest—i've got it- honest with you, i i've got it from— honest with you, i i've got it from my— honest with you, i i've got it from my grandparents, my grandparents— from my grandparents, my grandparents are good cooks. mg grandparents are good cooks. my grandmother— grandparents are good cooks. my grandmother was— grandparents are good cooks. my grandmother was an— grandparents are good cooks. my grandmother was an amazing cook. so was inspiration , to so she was the inspiration, to be honest with you. so that was laid at an early, early age . so laid at an early, early age. so it's deep in the core. e" q so it's deep in the core. you've got— it's deep in the core. you've got thee— it's deep in the core. you've got that passion. i think i've probably about 7 or 8. yeah pretty young. so pretty young. pretty young. so i mean, suppose a lot of people mean, i suppose a lot of people will interesting of will find the interesting bit of this story, whether it's the least interesting for you, i don't the that don't know. but the fact that you—

don't know. but the fact that yep-peep— don't know. but the fact that you-just another- you it's not just another celebrity— you it's not just another celebrity-story- you it's not just another celebrity story , you you it's not just another- celebrity-story , you know, celebrity chef story, you know, i-we— celebrity chef story, you know, i-we-e- celebrity chef story, you know, u-we-elpeeee i mean, we all get a bit jaded pike,— i mean, we all get a bit jaded pike-many— i mean, we all get a bit jaded like,-many-havej like, oh, too many cooks have got—sol got their own tv shows. so story is got their own tv shows. so story ieeeeuee—p- got their own tv shows. so story ieeeeuee—p 77- is so interesting because it includes— is so interesting because it includes that— is so interesting because it includes that homelessness part. veep. — includes that homelessness part. veep. e— includes that homelessness part. veep. e n— includes that homelessness part. veep. e p e— includes that homelessness part. yeah. is pp is pp— includes that homelessness part. yeah. is it is it okay— includes that homelessness part. yeah. is it is it okay that people— yeah. is it is it okay that people find— yeah. is it is it okay that people find that the most fascinating— people find that the most fascinating bit— people find that the most fascinating bit or do you get annoyed— fascinating bit or do you get eppeyee py— fascinating bit or do you get annoyed by that? to be honest with— annoyed by that? to be honest with fascinating with you, the most fascinating bit single bit is the fact that my single dad. yes. and i brought my children since were children up since they were babies on own, know, babies on my own, you know, completely on my own. so how did you completely on my own. so how did yea manage— completely on my own. so how did yea manage mam— completely on my own. so how did you manage that? because- f g" so how did you manage that? because i've me— you manage that? because i've awe-gee— you manage that? because i've u-ve-gae-ma- you manage that? because i've i've-got-kid and- you manage that? because i've i've got kid and i've i've only got one kid and i've got— i've only got one kid and i've gee—ana- i've only got one kid and i've got_andlstill.. got a partner, and i still. i nan— got a partner, and i still. i nan-pae— got a partner, and i still. i nan-pan .— got a partner, and i still. i look-bad . so- got a partner, and i still. i look bad . so how do you look this bad. so how do you step— look this bad. so how do you step up— look this bad. so how do you step up ea— look this bad. so how do you step up no me— look this bad. so how do you step up to the plate? ennis step up to the plate? well, to be mnem— step up to the plate? well, to be honest with you, they're. they're amazing . you know, they they're amazing. you know, they actually me . you know, actually helped me. you know, they brought me through some tough . the, you know , tough times. the, you know, they're like my best friends, really. know , to be honest really. you know, to be honest with know, trust with you, you know, i trust them. as them. and they're just good as gold. for me, that's the most gold. so for me, that's the most interesting part. and that's what a lot of people find interesting. i've got so many messages , messages from single mums, single dads, single parents in general. yeah. and do you have a support network around you? because it does seem like such a

mammaen— because it does seem like such a mammam task.— because it does seem like such a mammoth task. raising one child is mammoth task. raising one child m ea— mammoth task. raising one child n so namng— mammoth task. raising one child is so raising two— mammoth task. raising one child is so raising two on— mammoth task. raising one child is so raising two on your own. i is so raising two on your own. . nave— is so raising two on your own. . have new.— is so raising two on your own. . nave me— is so raising two on your own. i have now. i've moved- is so raising two on your own. i have now. i've moved back to england right. the i have now. i've moved back to england right . the people that england right. the people that live around me have been fantastic. they helped me at school. i'm even on a mums whatsapp group. would you believe the dad believe i'm the only dad on there? things been quite there? so things been quite a lot don't they? there's plenty of neagee— lot don't they? there's plenty of messages there. _ in?" c sq? there's plenty of messages there. yeah. what naelnne— of messages there. yeah. what wasllike before— of messages there. yeah. what was like before move back was it like before you move back men—eappan- then without that support network. — then without that support neenann.- - then without that support network.- you- then without that support network. fli. then without that support. network.- you know i, network. tough you know i, i really wanted to cook. that's my passion. but i can't work 15, i6 passion. but i can't work 15, 16 hours a day with. with two children in tow because i'd just be basically paying someone to look after my children. so that was never really an option for me doing the tv, doing a little bit of radio, going in and out of america or europe and stuff like that helps me pay the bills , but also gives me time with with the boys . so yeah, it's with the boys. so yeah, it's quite a good balance . often quite a good balance. often people will speak- quite a good balance. often people will speak of- z g: f often people will speak of how it is difficult— people will speak of how it is difficult if— people will speak of how it is difficult if you've— people will speak of how it is difficult if you've got the childcare— difficult if you've got the childcare responsibilities, you often— childcare responsibilities, you often be— childcare responsibilities, you can often be held back in your

career- done the- can often be held back in your career done the opposite career. you've done the opposite of—back— career. you've done the opposite of_back though- career. you've done the opposite of-you've ck though - career. you've done the opposite of-you've managed - somehow you've managed to succeed— somehow you've managed to succeed beyond— somehow you've managed to succeed beyond the normal level of succeed beyond the normal level ef managing— succeed beyond the normal level on managing ne— succeed beyond the normal level of managing to succeed, becoming an-winner. well,- of managing to succeed, becoming an-winner . well, well,- of managing to succeed, becoming an winner . lnzi�*iifilu an award winner. well, well, i became an award winner before i had the children. well, that's the that's secret the secret. so that's the secret there. in regards to there. but in regards to children holding back careers and stuff, i actually see it as and stuff, i actually see it as a different angle. you know, i think it actually spurs you on because you want to provide for your . and, you your children. and, you know, i didn't much was didn't have much when i was younger. provide younger. so for me to provide for my boys is purely my for both my boys is purely my drive in life. it's not about not being rich and famous and having loads and loads of money and stuff. it's actually just about providing for the children, providing for the boys and you know , keeping clothes on and you know, keeping clothes on the back . i mean, that's it's the back. i mean, that's it's a beautiful— the back. i mean, that's it's a beautiful sentiment,- f i mean, that's it's a beautiful sentiment, though. nee-e— beautiful sentiment, though. nee-e ten-e— beautiful sentiment, though. nee-e ten-e gen— beautiful sentiment, though. let's let's get into the showbiz part— let's let's get into the showbiz pen on— let's let's get into the showbiz pen on n,— let's let's get into the showbiz part of it, because— let's let's get into the showbiz part of it, because i know i'm meann— part of it, because i know i'm meant no— part of it, because i know i'm meant no no— part of it, because i know i'm meant to do some— part of it, because i know i'm meant to do some of that. sure. making—une- meant to do some of that. sure. making—nee .- making a film of your life. veen— making a film of your life. veen n-ve— making a film of your life. yeah, i've heard- making a film of your life. yeah, i've heard that . yeah. i yeah, i've heard that. yeah. i ene— yeah, i've heard that. yeah. i mean, this is— yeah, i've heard that. yeah. i mean, this is the— yeah, i've heard that. yeah. i mean, this is the thing where i nann— mean, this is the thing where i went—denie- - mean, this is the thing where i. want—details. what's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip details. what's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip .7 details. what's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip .7 what'sztails. what's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip .7 what's it|ils. what's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip .7 what's it going hat's mean, this is the thing where i wangossip .7 what's it going to 's the gossip? what's it going to wne-e— the gossip? what's it going to cover? who's-you- the gossip? what's it going to cover? who's you ? the gossip? what's it going to- cover? who's-you ? well, cover? who's playing you? well, ene— cover? who's playing you? well, the. ne— cover? who's playing you? well, the. we not— cover? who's playing you? well, the. it's not really— cover? who's playing you? well, the. it's not really a—

cover? who's playing you? well, the. it's not really a surprise to me because i've had various streaming sites wanting to do something for me for a while. yeah. and i decided not to do that previously purely because the boys were young . i wanted to the boys were young. i wanted to wait till they're an age where they can decide to be part of it . yeah. you know, my youngest is ten now. my is 12. we're ten now. my oldest is 12. we're at age where they can make at an age where they can make their own decisions if they don't want to be part of it, they don't have to be of they don't have to be part of it. do they will. it. if they do well, they will. and so that's purely other and so that's purely the other reason. when i say i reason. and then when i say i turned down these streaming sites then lo and behold, sites and then lo and behold, hollywood came knocking, there's the other . and the first offer. the other. and the first offer. you know, people never say hollywood comes knocking, but , hollywood comes knocking, but, you know, the people who are actually producing my movie and creating my movie are multi , creating my movie are multi, multi winning people. and multi award winning people. and quite serious people as well . quite serious people as well. it's not a thing that will ever nonme— it's not a thing that will ever enennee ne— it's not a thing that will ever trouble me personally. but how does— trouble me personally. but how noes—knock- trouble me personally. but how noes—knock a- trouble me personally. but how does knock a well, trouble me personally. but how. does—knock a well, how does hollywood knock a well, how does hollywood knock a well, how ee-neeen— does hollywood knock a well, how ne-neeen enn— does hollywood knock a well, how do-reach out to _ does hollywood knock a well, how do-reach out to you?- does hollywood knock a well, how do reach out to you? what's do they reach out to you? what's the do they reach out to you? what's nne finn— do they reach out to you? what's the first what's— do they reach out to you? what's the first what's the _ do they reach out to you? what's

the first what's the first thing enn— the first what's the first thing nnen happens?— the first what's the first thing that happens? do that happens? and why do you nake— that happens? and why do you take—ene- that happens? and why do you take—and-think| take it seriously and not think it's take it seriously and not think n-e—ne- take it seriously and not think. n-e—ne neneen it's a prank? well, to be honest with i was quite unsure with you, i was quite unsure whether a of prank with you, i was quite unsure wibegin a of prank with you, i was quite unsure wibegin because: prank with you, i was quite unsure wibegin because: praof to begin with because many of my friends and actors friends are directors and actors themselves and i was a little bit taken back. but then when confirmation was coming through and then i got tickets to various events and things started to get a bit more serious . and then i thought, serious. and then i thought, wow, this is quite serious. and i contract then bang i got the contract and then bang changed my life , you know? so changed my life, you know? so what do we know about it? like, what do we know about it? like, what period will it cover- what do we know about it? like, what period will it cover ? - what period will it cover? nu— what period will it cover? n-u enven— what period will it cover? it'll cover basically- what period will it cover? it'll cover basically all- what period will it cover? it'll cover basically all the penod it'll cover basically all the period of my life. it's going to be kind of what they call an experimental where it will experimental movie where it will be documentary and actually be part documentary and actually part okay . so that's going part acted okay. so that's going to be quite different and quite cool. sure cool. yeah, i'm not quite sure how many chefs in the uk have had movie made about them, so how many chefs in the uk have hthinknovie made about them, so how many chefs in the uk have hthink i'llie made about them, so how many chefs in the uk have hthink i'll possibly about them, so how many chefs in the uk have hthink i'll possibly benut them, so how many chefs in the uk have hthink i'll possibly be the hem, so i think i'll possibly be the first. yeah which is quite a good thing. i quite like being the at most things . so do the first at most things. so do we playing? you the first at most things. so do- we _ playing? you know, we know who's playing? you know, i den-n— we know who's playing? you know, i een-n eve— we know who's playing? you know, i don't even know— we know who's playing? you know, i don't even know that yet. i

knew— i don't even know that yet. i knew enn— i don't even know that yet. i know that looking— i don't even know that yet. i know that looking to- i don't even know that yet. i know that looking to cast, but i'm not quite sure who's doing what. we're doing various different things at the moment. do get a bit of a say in do you get a bit of a say in who's playing you? well, i'm hoping someone— who's playing you? well, i'm hoping someone half- g 7 well, i'm hoping someone half decent looking— hoping someone half decent nenng plays- — hoping someone half decent looking plays. g looking plays. that's the thing . imagine— looking plays. that's the thing . imagine if— looking plays. that's the thing . imagine if you— looking plays. that's the thing . imagine if you if— looking plays. that's the thing . imagine if you if it's.- looking plays. g imagine if you if it's. yeah . imagine if you if it's. yeah nee— . imagine if you if it's. yeah nee eneve-e— . imagine if you if it's. yeah not there's any— imagine if you if it's. yeah not there's any ugly actors but you— not there's any ugly actors but you knew— not there's any ugly actors but you knew i— not there's any ugly actors but you know i don't— not there's any ugly actors but you know i don't want a cnenene— you know i don't want a cristiano ronaldo statue kind of premen— cristiano ronaldo statue kind of problem ven— cristiano ronaldo statue kind of problem you know . “43?" problem you know. yeah. so no i neve— problem you know. yeah. so no i have n— problem you know. yeah. so no i have a say obviously. yeah you know, that's part of the reason why i didn't go with a streaming site. to my site. i didn't want to sell my soul and basically the soul and basically give them the whole pie basically , you know, i whole pie basically, you know, i have i have quite a heavy say on what happens and what's said and what's . but at the end what's done. but at the end of the going be real. the day, it's going to be real. so out , isn't so and it's almost out, isn't it, because you're going to be off not almost out. off to. no, it's not almost out. it's to be spring it's due to be out in spring next year. yeah. so they must neve— next year. yeah. so they must nave-ven— next year. yeah. so they must have _you-have. next year. yeah. so they must have _you-have .i have filmed. you must have. wnen-e— have filmed. you must have.- wnen-e—nnnvng what's the phrase done filming vneneven — what's the phrase done filming whatever. i've— what's the phrase done filming whatever. i've done- what's the phrase done filming whatever. : what's the phrase done filming whatever. c c whatever. i've done a little bit . i haven't done all everything yet. document writing quite yet. we document writing quite a lot what doing lot of stuff. what i'm doing in the few weeks, you know, the next few weeks, you know, i'm tomorrow i'm going to greece tomorrow filming a an american

filming for a an american channel, very nice. i'm there for a week and then i'm back in london a week and then i fly london for a week and then i fly to vancouver for four days. so so, i mean, that sounds horrible . how do you cope with . well, . how do you cope with. well, yes.— . how do you cope with. well, yes. we— . how do you cope with. well, yes. we nee— . how do you cope with. well, yes, it's not bad— . how do you cope with. well, yes, it's not bad . yeah,- how do you cope with. �*fvnzgc gilt? 36: yeah, not how do you cope with. even?“ «no; j?: yeah, not bad yes, it's not bad. yeah, not bad at yes, it's not bad. yeah, not bad en en.— yes, it's not bad. yeah, not bad en en. nun— yes, it's not bad. yeah, not bad at all. but the— yes, it's not bad. yeah, not bad at all. but the cannes- «no; j?: yeah, not bad at all. but the cannes film festival,— at all. but the cannes film festival, i'm— at all. but the cannes film festival, i'm going to that when i festival, i'm going to that when n cone— festival, i'm going to that when n been— festival, i'm going to that when i come back from _ festival, i'm going to that when i come back from vancouver, i ennv— i come back from vancouver, i ennv n-n— i come back from vancouver, i ennv m in— i come back from vancouver, i think i'm in the— i come back from vancouver, i think i'm in the uk for about a couple— think i'm in the uk for about a couple on— think i'm in the uk for about a couple of weeks— think i'm in the uk for about a couple of weeks filming. i'm doing— couple of weeks filming. i'm doing-neon. — couple of weeks filming. i'm doing-book. i'm- couple of weeks filming. i'm doing-book. i'm also- couple of weeks filming. i'm doing book. i'm also doing doing my book. i'm also doing a book comes out in book which comes out in september i mean , it's september. so. so i mean, it's easy— september. so. so i mean, it's easy ne— september. so. so i mean, it's easy to een— september. so. so i mean, it's easy to ask, how— september. so. so i mean, it's easy to ask, how do- so. so i mean, it's easy to ask, how do you have nine— easy to ask, how do you have nnee-een-n— easy to ask, how do you have time?-don't think- time? and i don't think you could— time? and i don't think you cone—e- time? and i don't think you. could—a-that could explain it in a way that i cente— could get my brain around because— because you've got so many nnnee— because you've got so many ennee .— because you've got so many ennee. .— because you've got so many things. i know— because you've got so many things. i know that things. i know you say that none— things. i know you say that none-w- things. i know you say that doing-tv gives. things. i know you say that. doing-tv gives you things. i know you say that- doing-tv gives you the doing radio and tv gives you the ennennnnv—nnei opportunity to spend more time vnn— opportunity to spend more time wen—nev- opportunity to spend more time wen—teen en- opportunity to spend more time with _ look at thei with your kids. but look at the itinerary— with your kids. but look at the itinerary-just- with your kids. but look at the itinerary-just-sol itinerary you've just listed. so it's itinerary you've just listed. so we in— itinerary you've just listed. so we in in— itinerary you've just listed. so it's i'm i'm sure— itinerary you've just listed. so it's i'm i'm sure you still get to it's i'm i'm sure you still get no spend— it's i'm i'm sure you still get no spend an— it's i'm i'm sure you still get to spend all that— it's i'm i'm sure you still get to spend all that time with enen. — to spend all that time with enen. nun— to spend all that time with them. but it's— to spend all that time with them. but it's such a busy enemie— them. but it's such a busy. weenie—no them. but it's such a busy- schedule._to get schedule. i'm never going to get my schedule. i'm never going to get nv—vnn-el my hand around it. but what's new— my hand around it. but what's| nevne—uve next? because that seems like enn— next? because that seems like nee-ene— next? because that seems like that-the amazing. next? because that seems like that the amazing thing that might be the amazing thing that might be the amazing thing enen-nennen- that might be the amazing thing that fathom either. that i couldn't fathom either. i that i couldn't fathom either. n—pnieen— that i couldn't fathom either. n—pnieen ne- that i couldn't fathom either. i _ project at the - that i couldn't fathom either. j i_project at the end i have a big project at the end of the year. i can't talk about it, but it's going to be pretty life um for me, for my life changing. um for me, for my family, for my children and,

and, you know, i said to you again , my children are at an age again, my children are at an age now where can with now where they can travel with me. yeah. thank goodness for tablets. know , and tablets. and, you know, and stuff to go on planes and stuff with. but you will them well for them i think for me. for them. i mean the trouble is halfway around world already so you around the world already so you know to go cairns, to go to know to go to cairns, to go to greece and all different greece and all these different places me, you know, it's places with me, you know, it's special for me. also. i actually feel a lot of strength from them and you know, i'm doing it for them at the end of the i'm them at the end of the day, i'm not purely myself . not doing it purely for myself. so do have a message that so do you have a message that you— so do you have a message that yen—enn- you could say to people that vente— you could say to people that would not— you could say to people that would not inspire them to do exactly— would not inspire them to do evenly-sene— would not inspire them to do exactly-same ,- would not inspire them to do exactly same , but to use exactly the same, but to use eene-enevev- exactly the same, but to use some energy find some of that energy or find a way— some of that energy or find a vev en— some of that energy or find a way on being— some of that energy or find a way of being as— some of that energy or find a way of being as creative as you meet— way of being as creative as you meet neve— way of being as creative as you must have been— way of being as creative as you must have been to— way of being as creative as you must have been to travel the pen— must have been to travel the path _travelled - must have been to travel the path-travelled .- must have been to travel the path travelled . yeah, i path you've travelled. yeah, i een-n— path you've travelled. yeah, i een-n-n-n— path you've travelled. yeah, i don't i'm particularly don't think i'm particularly enn— don't think i'm particularly that special— don't think i'm particularly that special ,_ don't think i'm particularly that special , to— don't think i'm particularly that special , to be honest with that special, to be honest with you. — that special, to be honest with you. n— that special, to be honest with you. n thinn— that special, to be honest with you. i think anyone- that special, to be honest with you. "

within and they have a dream and you want to provide for their children, they can do anything. whether they're a nurse want to progress in the career, whether they're not working . they want they're not working. they want to find a job. just giving them some is , you some self satisfaction is, you know, anyone can do it. trust me. i mean, what happened early on in my life, mental health. and you know , when you're young, and you know, when you're young, you don't really think too much about that. but now i'm older , i about that. but now i'm older, i think to myself, goodness sake , think to myself, goodness sake, you know, that was tough you know, that was pretty tough . it's pretty heavy what went . it's pretty heavy what i went through. it's . it's pretty heavy what i went through . it's a really through. it's a really inspirational-.i through. it's a really- inspirational-. before you inspirational words. before you 90, inspirational words. before you eelenenve— inspirational words. before you gelenenm een— inspirational words. before you go, should ask, what's what's go, i should ask, what's what's the go, i should ask, what's what's nne neon— go, i should ask, what's what's nne been going— go, i should ask, what's what's the book going to— go, i should ask, what's what's the book going to be about? and ten-e— the book going to be about? and tees—en— the book going to be about? and tees—en ne- the book going to be about? and let's—on to the- let's get you back on to the neon— let's get you back on to the book coon— let's get you back on to the book cook book,— let's get you back on to the book cook book, of course, a cookbook— book cook book, of course, a cookbook to book cook book, of course, a cocpretty to book cook book, of course, a cocpretty simple to book cook book, of course, a cocpretty simple for to book cook book, of course, a cocpretty simple for the to book cook book, of course, a cocpretty simple for the heart, to be pretty simple for the heart, you know , home cooks , it's not you know, home cooks, it's not going to be extravagant food. it's not going to be something you're going to have to slave over for three, 4 or 5 days in a row. anyone cooks row. yeah. anyone ever cooks from a cookbook from those books is a cookbook that's that difficult? surely is better on the shelf-

that's that difficult? surely is better on the shelf than- : {7 surely is better on the shelf than it v: vi7 surely is better on the shelf than it is on better on the shelf than it is ennev-n— better on the shelf than it is. en-vnev-vee on the, you know what it is? we— on the, you know what it is? we actually— on the, you know what it is? it's actually-chef's- on the, you know what it is? it's actually-chef's ego. on the, you know what it is? it's actually-chef's ego .i it's actually the chef's ego. it's actually the chef's ego. it's nothing do actually it's nothing to do with actually present eating food for everyday consumer, for the housewife or single parent or people working on a budget. it's purely actually for the chef's ego. look what i can do and you know, do hydrate, rehydrate, dry. this do hydrate, rehydrate, dry. this do this, do that. and purely people just have time to do that. so it's a shame we're running out of time. otherwise i get running out of time. otherwise i gen—vnven— running out of time. otherwise i get—which chefs- get you to list which chefs vnve— get you to list which chefs vnve vne — get you to list which chefs write the _that - get you to list which chefs- write the _that .think write the books that you think are all ego, and then we could veeuv— are all ego, and then we could envy—wen.- are all ego, and then we could really—well, i'mj really start a fight. well, i'm opinionated . i'm also truthful. opinionated. i'm also truthful. yeah but also, some of those chefs do get angry , so we chefs do get angry, so we probably shouldn't upset them too much. but thank you very nnen— too much. but thank you very men—in.- too much. but thank you very nnen—vn. an- too much. but thank you very. much—in. an amazing much for coming in. an amazing even.— much for coming in. an amazing even-nee,— much for coming in. an amazing even-eveelnev- much for coming in. an amazing story. also, not done . story. but also, it's not done. inve— story. but also, it's not done. this-going— story. but also, it's not done. this-going ve— story. but also, it's not done. this going to carry in this is going to carry on in amazing— this is going to carry on in- amazing—forward amazing ways. we look forward to finding— finding out what your big project— finding out what your big nevi-enven— finding out what your big proje much for— finding out what your big proje much for that then. now very much for that then. now vnenv— very much for that then. now vnenv ven. — very much for that then. now thank you. jason— very much for that then. now thank you. jason stock, jameson eveeve— thank you. jason stock, jameson eveene nv— thank you. jason stock, jameson stocks now. that's— thank you. jason stock, jameson stocks now. that's it for this nenn — stocks now. that's it for this nenn nev— stocks now. that's it for this hour. but plenty— stocks now. that's it for this hour. but plenty more to come enven— hour. but plenty more to come venvgnn. neve— hour. but plenty more to come tonight. next, it's— hour. but plenty more to come tonight. next, it's my big take at tonight. next, it's my big take en en. — tonight. next, it's my big take en en. ane— tonight. next, it's my big take at ten. and don't— tonight. next, it's my big take at ten. and don't forget that went— at ten. and don't forget that ve-u nee— at ten. and don't forget that we'll also be— at ten. and don't forget that we'll also be catching up with the we'll also be catching up with vne-en— we'll also be catching up with the-of showbiz- we'll also be catching up with the of showbiz and the queen of showbiz and penneev— the queen of showbiz andi political-kinsey's political reporting. kinsey's senenevn— political reporting. kinsey's schofield, and— political reporting. kinsey's schofield, and checking out all

of ne— schofield, and checking out all on vne sunday— schofield, and checking out all of the sunday morning front pages— of the sunday morning front pages .— of the sunday morning front page . vve— of the sunday morning front page . vve viv— of the sunday morning front pages . we will see you in three pages. we will see you in three to pages. we will see you in three ve gen— pages. we will see you in three no gen enven— pages. we will see you in three to get stuck into— pages. we will see you in three to get stuck into that. see you in vnvee. — to get stuck into that. see you in three. hello— to get stuck into that. see you in three. hello there. i'm jennennn— in three. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather update from the met office have you been during the week, the weekend ? so far the week, the weekend? so far there has plenty of fine there has been plenty of fine weather and we'll continue to there has been plenty of fine weamoreind we'll continue to there has been plenty of fine wea more of we'll continue to there has been plenty of fine wea more of that l continue to there has been plenty of fine wea more of that into itinue to there has been plenty of fine weamore of that into sunday. see more of that into sunday. there are fronts out in the atlantic that are slowly going to their towards to make their progress towards the high pressure is the uk, but high pressure is keeping at bay for the keeping them at bay for the moment keeping things fairly moment and keeping things fairly fine more fine and settled just a bit more of a breeze across western areas and that will be strengthening as throughout rest as we head throughout the rest of this evening through of this evening and through tonight. but many of us will remain and with some clear remain dry and with some clear intervals, some low cloud pushing into parts of eastern england and scotland as well. maybe a few fog patches around. but with the breeze and the increasing cloud, temperatures won't too far in most towns won't drop too far in most towns and cities hold around and cities will hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be a bit of a murky start again in the east, but as the breeze again strengthens here, that should hopefully lift of that hopefully help lift some of that cloud the and most

cloud out of the way. and most of england , wales and scotland of england, wales and scotland should intervals should see some sunny intervals throughout the day. the sunshine, , will be sunshine, though, will be turning this cloud from turning hazy as this cloud from the west pushes in and we'll see some rain into some outbreaks of rain into northern on with northern ireland later on with temperatures climbing up compared to saturday around 16 to 18 c. but in that strengthening breeze, it will just take the edge off the feel of things . this into the of things. this into the overnight where we'll overnight period where we'll start to see rain push more start to see that rain push more widely rest uk widely across the rest of the uk could heavier bursts on could be some heavier bursts on that scotland parts that cross scotland into parts of england as well. of northern england as well. then as we into early then as we head into the early parts monday , it will be parts of monday, it will be clearing off far clearing its way off the far southeast, potentially just lingering here for a little while morning and while throughout the morning and into the start the afternoon into the start of the afternoon behind . and that, many of behind. and that, though many of us will see a barrage of showers pushed their on monday pushed their way in on monday and those could be heavy and some of those could be heavy at with the of some at times with the risk of some hail generally hail and thunder. and generally , that sets us for the scene , that sets us up for the scene of some unsettled weather for the of the week. we have the rest of the week. we do have our this area of low our eyes on this area of low pressure some pressure that could bring some slightly stronger winds, particularly south and particularly in the south and west we head tuesday night

west as we head tuesday night into wednesday. just keep into wednesday. so do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards , but otherwise, regards to that, but otherwise, enjoy bye .

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bethany elsey .— first, it's the headlines with bethany elsey . first, it's the headlines with bethany elsey. first, it's the headlines with bethany elsey . bethany elsey. steve, thank you. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom to british israeli sisters who were killed in the occupied west bank have been named by israel's prime minister rina and sakaran were shot dead in their car near an israeli settlement yesterday. their mother remains in a critical condition . benjamin netanyahu condition. benjamin netanyahu offered his condolences to the family on behalf of all the citizens of israel. the uk foreign office is calling for a de—escalation in tensions between israel and palestine after several british citizens were caught up in a series of attacks. 31 ukrainian children who were taken from occupied areas during the war have been returned and reunited with their families . moscow returned and reunited with their families. moscow denies abducting the children and says they were taken away for their own safety. kyiv estimates . own safety. kyiv estimates. 19,500 ukrainian children have been deported to russia since the invasion began last month.

the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for president vladimir putin on charges of war crimes. those involved say they're relieved to be home. he kept calling me and even— be home. he kept calling me and even ne— be home. he kept calling me and texted me, mum,— he kept calling me and texted me, mum, please take me . texted me, mum, please take me. i texted me, mum, please take me. v oo— texted me, mum, please take me. v no not— texted me, mum, please take me. v no not vent— texted me, mum, please take me. i do not want to— texted me, mum, please take me. i do not want to go— texted me, mum, please take me. i do not want to go to an ovpnonoge— i do not want to go to an ovpnonoge . — i do not want to go to an orphanage . �*vvv�*vz; ?”v:i; i do not want to go to an orphanage . �*vvv�*vz; v?”v:i; vvzryv i do not want to go to an- orphanage . we are very happy i do not want to go to an— orphanage . we are very happy we orphanage. we are very happy we came back home. we have seen our mum for the first in half mum for the first time in half a year. mum for the first time in half a year . it was mum for the first time in half a year. it was very emotional. we are all crying. the kids- c wig we are all crying. the kids and the notneve— are all crying. the kids and the notneve . — are all crying. the kids and the mothers . all— are all crying. the kids and the mothers . all this— are all crying. the kids and the mothers . mothers. all this stress. but now thanks to god, everything is almost over. we are already in ukraine and we will soon be back home. a 12 year old boy accused of murdering— home. a 12 year old boy accused of murdering o— a 12 year old boy accused of murdering a grandmother in snefnevo— of murdering a grandmother in sheffield has— of murdering a grandmother in sheffield has been remanded into secure accommodation. 60 year old secure accommodation. 60 year ovo nonn— secure accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant— secure accommodation. 60 year old marcia grant was hit by her own car outside _ old marcia grant was hit by her own car outside her home in eveennu— own car outside her home in greenhill on— own car outside her home in greenhill on wednesday . her greenhill on wednesday. her fanny— greenhill on wednesday. her family released— greenhill on wednesday. her family released a statement oeeonnne— family released a statement describing her— family released a statement describing her as a pillar of ne— describing her as a pillar of the community. _ describing her as a pillar of the community. dodi the boy who eon-t— the community. dodi the boy who cant ne— the community. dodi the boy who can't be identified— the community. dodi the boy who can't be identified due to his age,— can't be identified due to his agev n— can't be identified due to his age, to one— can't be identified due to his age, is due before sheffield vontn— age, is due before sheffield vontn conn— age, is due before sheffield youth court again on tuesday. nicole— youth court again on tuesday.

nicola sturgeon— youth court again on tuesday. nicola sturgeon has spoken out for me— nicola sturgeon has spoken out for tne nee— nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the first time— nicola sturgeon has spoken out for the first time since her nnenono— for the first time since her husband was— for the first time since her husband was arrested , saying she husband was arrested, saying she has husband was arrested, saying she nee not— husband was arrested, saying she nee not been— husband was arrested, saying she has not been questioned by police-— has not been questioned by police. earlier— has not been questioned by police. earlier this week, the tonne— police. earlier this week, the tonne sne— police. earlier this week, the former snp chief executive, pete— former snp chief executive, peter murrell— former snp chief executive, peter murrell was arrested by none— peter murrell was arrested by police investigating the party's ttnoneee— police investigating the party's ttnoneee. ne— police investigating the party's finances. he was— police investigating the party's finances. he was released vttnont— finances. he was released without charge. the former first ntntete— without charge. the former first minister described the experience _ minister described the experience as traumatic but tntente— experience as traumatic but tntente to— experience as traumatic but intends to get— experience as traumatic but intends to get on with her life one— intends to get on with her life and ne— intends to get on with her life one nen job— intends to get on with her life and her job much— intends to get on with her life and her job much as there are and herjob much as there are tntnee— and herjob much as there are tntnee v— and herjob much as there are then v ment— and herjob much as there are things i might want to see, i am not otte— things i might want to see, i am not otte to— things i might want to see, i am not otte to to— things i might want to see, i am not able to do so— things i might want to see, i am not able to do so other than to say— not able to do so other than to say not— not able to do so other than to soy tnot .— not able to do so other than to soy tnot , oe— not able to do so other than to say that , as has— not able to do so other than to say that , as has been the case, say that, as has been the case, tnene— say that, as has been the case, tnene wttt— say that, as has been the case, there will continue— say that, as has been the case, there will continue to be full oo-openotton— there will continue to be full co—operation . _ there will continue to be full co—operation . co—operation. the last few days have been obviously difficult, quite traumatic at times, but understand that is part of a process that you're up to date on. tv online dab+ radio and on tune— on. tv online dab+ radio and on tnne tn— on. tv online dab+ radio and on tnne tn tne— on. tv online dab+ radio and on tnne tn the to— on. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is .—

tune in this is. gb news. ivvetoone— tune in this is. gb news. iwelcome back- tune in this is. gb news. l welcome back to - tune in this is. gb news. welcome back to mark dolan tonight stephen allen. welcome back to mark dolan tonigto stephen allen. welcome back to mark dolan tonigto come stephen allen. welcome back to mark dolan tonigto come beforeephen allen. welcome back to mark dolan tonigto come before 11:00 allen. still to come before 11:00 tonight, you might take it ten, i promise. i am no luddite, but i promise. i am no luddite, but i parking apps and i'll i hate parking apps and i'll explain why the brilliant us showbiz and royal reporter kinsey schofield joins us every saturday night live from la . and saturday night live from la. and it's been another busy week for the royal family. she will round up all of the latest for us up all of the latest news for us at 1030 sharp, we will find out what makes the front pages of sunday's papers. and my brilliant pundits will analyse all the stories , big stories, all of the stories, big stories, big guests, and always big opinions. let's start with my take . at ten. a little while take. at ten. a little while ago, the proper presenter of this show, a mr. mark dolan did an interesting opinion piece on our moves toward a cashless society. he was not a fan. it's fair to say he cut up his credit card live on tv , which is three card live on tv, which is three parts a lovely visual metaphor. one part sorting out his debt

problem and in that mentioned problem and in that he mentioned parking and they've not parking apps and they've not had a time in the news today. a good time in the news today. they're ruining it for all the wrong a survey wrong reasons. a survey found that drivers still got that 1 in 20 drivers still got a fine even when they thought they'd use the app correctly. 1 in 6 find the apps to be not user friendly. now, i'm no luddhe. user friendly. now, i'm no luddite . i love technology when user friendly. now, i'm no llworks. i love technology when user friendly. now, i'm no llworks to love technology when user friendly. now, i'm no llworks to make achnology when user friendly. now, i'm no llworks to make our ology when user friendly. now, i'm no llworks to make our life |y when it works to make our life eafien it works to make our life easier. parking apps can't claim that. firstly there's not one app that. firstly there's not one app to rule them all depending on which car park you go to, you'll need a certain app. i checked before i came on on my phone. right got ringo phone. right now i've got ringo pay phone. right now i've got ringo pay phone. park , phone pay by phone. just park, phone and pay. go park mobile on sabah park. easy park, my permit and tinder for when i'm really desperate to find somewhere to park . then i wonder why i don't park. then i wonder why i don't have any space left on my phone for now. it always goes like this, right ? for now. it always goes like this, right? you for now. it always goes like this, right ? you drive for now. it always goes like this, right? you drive your car into you the into a car park, you see the sign and you realise it's a parking don't have. parking app that you don't have. so app store to so you go to the app store to try it. you find try and download it. you find out it, it out you already had it, but it needs you update needs updating, so you update it which logs you out. so you go into page. course, which logs you out. so you go into know page. course, which logs you out. so you go into know |email course, which logs you out. so you go into know |email address,, you know your email address, but you know your email address, but you which

you don't remember which password so you password you use for it. so you click password , it sends click forget password, it sends you so you to email you an email. so you go to email app' you an email. so you go to email app, there's a link app, open it up, there's a link type password type in your new password and it says that . it's says you can't use that. it's already course it is. already in use. of course it is. it's pick for it. so it's the one you pick for it. so back where back into the login page where you but you haven't used you log in, but you haven't used the for so long. so got the app for so long. so it's got your on credit card details. they've update they've changed you update those, requires going those, which requires going into your app, but then back your banking app, but then back into app to book into the parking app to book the parking. time you've parking. and by the time you've done got a ticket . done that, you've got a ticket. these are complex , edited, these apps are complex, edited, and if you make a mistake on them on their badly designed gooey , then it's you who gets gooey, then it's you who gets the and you can't appeal if the fine and you can't appeal if it's mistake . it's not it's your mistake. it's not really parking apps that i'm really the parking apps that i'm totally though. it's totally upset with though. it's the in which using the way in which we're using them the future them at some point in the future , but , the apps might be usable, but it's more the fact that more and more car parks are going app only are literally only car parks are literally saying your money is no good here. if you don't a here. if you don't have a smartphone don't your smartphone or don't want your banking in phone , banking details in your phone, you you'll have to you can jog on. you'll have to because to because you're not allowed to drive i can see that drive to there. i can see that this running a car park this makes running a car park much but it's not about much easier, but it's not about you. it's about the people

paying you. it's about the people paying your now, mark paying your wages. now, if mark were here, he'd cut up a phone. i would do the same. but i don't have insurance , i won't . what have insurance, so i won't. what do you think? do you agree or disagree? gb views at gbnews.uk . i'll get your emails after the break. reacting to my take at ten tonight, we have academic and ethnographer lisa mckenzie, columnist and broadcaster garry bushell and broadcaster ingrid tarrant. lisa, we'll start with you . first of all, do you use you. first of all, do you use parking apps and do you hate them like me? yes yes. yay i work for a university- l 7 “via; yes. yay i work for a university and all tne— work for a university and all tne parking— work for a university and all tne parking te— work for a university and all the parking is sort of disappeared now for universities and teet— disappeared now for universities and just finding— disappeared now for universities and just finding somewhere to p..k,_ and just finding somewhere to pent, to— and just finding somewhere to pent, to 90— and just finding somewhere to gent, to go to— and just finding somewhere to park, to go to work . and just finding somewhere to park, to go to work. i mean, i tntnt— park, to go to work. i mean, i tntnt tne— park, to go to work. i mean, i think the whole— park, to go to work. i mean, i think the whole situation around ponttng— think the whole situation around gonttng, nn — think the whole situation around gonttng, on .— think the whole situation around gonttng, on vou— think the whole situation around parking, um , you know, we need parking, um, you know, we need to toot— parking, um, you know, we need to toot ot— parking, um, you know, we need to toot ot tt— parking, um, you know, we need to toot at t. v— parking, um, you know, we need to look at it. i can't— parking, um, you know, we need to look at it. i can't find onvvnee— to look at it. i can't find anywhere to— to look at it. i can't find anywhere to park to go and do my job. anywhere to park to go and do my job- ant— anywhere to park to go and do my job- ant tnen— anywhere to park to go and do my job. and then when— anywhere to park to go and do my job. and then when i do find

somewhere to— job. and then when i do find somewhere to park, like you said .tnee-e— somewhere to park, like you said , there's different— somewhere to park, like you said , there's different depending on one— , there's different depending on vnot etneete— , there's different depending on what streets you— , there's different depending on what streets you are, there's ttttenent— what streets you are, there's ttttenent oppo— what streets you are, there's different apps depending on when— different apps depending on vnton eon— different apps depending on which sort of— different apps depending on which sort of who is running the car which sort of who is running the nont— which sort of who is running the gent .— which sort of who is running the car park . there's— which sort of who is running the car park . there's different car park. there's different apps- — car park. there's different apps- eon.— car park. there's different apps. yeah. and this is sort of stoo— apps. yeah. and this is sort of 8:00 tn— apps. yeah. and this is sort of 8:00 tn tne— apps. yeah. and this is sort of 8:00 in the morning when you're teet— 8:00 in the morning when you're tnet tnvtng— 8:00 in the morning when you're tnet tnvtng to— 8:00 in the morning when you're tnet tnvtng to get— 8:00 in the morning when you're tnet tnvtng to get to— 8:00 in the morning when you're just trying to get to work. it's not— just trying to get to work. it's not nottng— just trying to get to work. it's not making life— just trying to get to work. it's not making life easier at all. is not making life easier at all. to te— not making life easier at all. to to tngnttt— not making life easier at all. is it? ingrid that's the point . is it? ingrid that's the point. apps— is it? ingrid that's the point. apps conto— is it? ingrid that's the point. apps oontt ont— is it? ingrid that's the point. apps could and do— is it? ingrid that's the point. apps could and do in- is it? ingrid that's the point. apps could and do in some cases make life easier. but these parking apps seem to be getting it all wrong . they do. i'm i parking apps seem to be getting it all wrong. they do. i'm i am a it all wrong. they do. i'm i am otntttte— it all wrong. they do. i'm i am a luddite, unlike— it all wrong. they do. i'm i am a luddite, unlike you,- it all wrong. they do. i'm i am a luddite, unlike you, i- e 3 they do. i'm i am a luddite, unlike you, i am a oonntete— a luddite, unlike you, i am a complete luddite . i'm hopeless complete luddite. i'm hopeless vttn— complete luddite. i'm hopeless with technology— complete luddite. i'm hopeless with technology .— complete luddite. i'm hopeless with technology . mechanically, with technology. mechanically, i'm with technology. mechanically, t-n otov— with technology. mechanically, i'm okay. technically any teonnotogv,— i'm okay. technically any technology, i'm absolutely useless. but— technology, i'm absolutely useless. but it— technology, i'm absolutely useless. but it isn't user tntenttv— useless. but it isn't user tntenttv .— useless. but it isn't user friendly . and- useless. but it isn't user friendly . and you said actually friendly. and you said actually not— friendly. and you said actually tnot ont— friendly. and you said actually tnot one vou— friendly. and you said actually that and you can't appeal if you note— that and you can't appeal if you note o— that and you can't appeal if you make a mistake,— that and you can't appeal if you make a mistake, you can. but you wttt— make a mistake, you can. but you vttt not— make a mistake, you can. but you vttt not neottv— make a mistake, you can. but you will not really succeed. about 1 in will not really succeed. about 1 tn 5— will not really succeed. about 1 tn 5 agents— will not really succeed. about 1 tn 5 oggeote te— will not really succeed. about 1 in 5 appeals is successful and you— in 5 appeals is successful and you know— in 5 appeals is successful and you know already— in 5 appeals is successful and you know already and we're only eon— you know already and we're only not ot— you know already and we're only not ot ttte— you know already and we're only sort of like this—

you know already and we're only sort of like this at— you know already and we're only sort of like this at the end of monon— sort of like this at the end of neon .— sort of like this at the end of neon . teet— sort of like this at the end of march . 1397 appeal calls have march. 1397 appeal calls have ten— march. 1397 appeal calls have been totget— march. 1397 appeal calls have been lodged and— march. 1397 appeal calls have been lodged and gone to court ont— been lodged and gone to court one one— been lodged and gone to court and ontv t— been lodged and gone to court and ontv t tn— been lodged and gone to court and ontv t tn 5— been lodged and gone to court and only 1 in 5 succeed, which is and only 1 in 5 succeed, which to oteotntetv— and only 1 in 5 succeed, which is absolutely awful. but but you know— is absolutely awful. but but you know vnote— is absolutely awful. but but you know what? this— is absolutely awful. but but you know what? this is— is absolutely awful. but but you know what? this is going eentonetv— know what? this is going seriously along this because oetnottv— seriously along this because .guggy, tt— seriously along this because actuallyt tt t— seriously along this because actually, if i do— seriously along this because actually, if i do appeal, i'm going— actually, if i do appeal, i'm gotng to— actually, if i do appeal, i'm gotng to tn— actually, if i do appeal, i'm going to i'm going to take this none— going to i'm going to take this none vttn— going to i'm going to take this home with me.— going to i'm going to take this home with me. i'm going to keep tne.— home with me. i'm going to keep tnte. ant— home with me. i'm going to keep tnte. ant-one— home with me. i'm going to keep this. and-are-to- home with me. i'm going to keep this. and-are-to be. this. and these are going to be all this. and these are going to be ott-ntttgottng— this. and these are going to be all mitigating mitigating all my mitigating mitigating circumstances.— all my mitigating mitigating circumstances. going all my mitigating mitigating- circumstances.-going to circumstances. and i am going to tnetnte— circumstances. and i am going to tnetnte-vett— circumstances. and i am going to tnetnte-vett .- circumstances. and i am going to include-well . but- circumstances. and i am going to include well . but but include tinder as well. but but i include tinder as well. but but t tntnt— include tinder as well. but but t tntnt tnte— include tinder as well. but but i think this is— include tinder as well. but but i think this is all— include tinder as well. but but i think this is all part of the ttgge— i think this is all part of the ttggen te— i think this is all part of the ttggen te ott— i think this is all part of the bigger is all part of the game nton— bigger is all part of the game nton. te— bigger is all part of the game oven. to tt— bigger is all part of the game plan- to tt teet— bigger is all part of the game plan. is it just don't use your teet— plan. is it just don't use your car. just don't— plan. is it just don't use your car. just don't take anywhere. vett— car. just don't take anywhere. vvott vonn— car. just don't take anywhere. vvott vonn ts— car. just don't take anywhere. walk your 15 minute cities and evenvtntng— walk your 15 minute cities and evenvtntng .— walk your 15 minute cities and evenvtntng . tt-e— walk your 15 minute cities and everything . it's all creeping everything. it's all creeping tovonte— everything. it's all creeping towards that,— everything. it's all creeping towards that, isn't it? you get so tet— towards that, isn't it? you get no net up— towards that, isn't it? you get no net up vttn— towards that, isn't it? you get so fed up with the whole system not— so fed up with the whole system tnot von — so fed up with the whole system tnot von teet— so fed up with the whole system that you just think, oh god, teove— that you just think, oh god, teove tne— that you just think, oh god, leave the car— that you just think, oh god, leave the car in— that you just think, oh god, leave the car in the garage, oetnottv— leave the car in the garage, oetnotvv ttog — leave the car in the garage, actually flog the car . don't actually flog the car. don't totten— actually flog the car. don't totnen. t— actually flog the car. don't bother. i hate— actually flog the car. don't bother. i hate it. c?q bother. i hate it. gary, your tote— bother. i hate it. gary, your take on this because , i mean, take on this because, i mean, years ago we could have been having a rant about how annoying it don't have any it is when you don't have any change park that goes change for a car park that goes when to introduce

when they start to introduce apps. when they start to introduce apps . so they some apps. so they do have some positives here. i'm having tnontte— positives here. i'm having trouble hearing— positives here. i'm having trouble hearing you- e “viii; i'm having trouble hearing you . e ”v“vi;i; i'm having trouble hearing you . positives here. i'm having- trouble hearing you . sorry. just trouble hearing you. sorry. just so to— trouble hearing you. sorry. just so to tnene— trouble hearing you. sorry. just so is there any redeeming feature ? no, not until i think feature? no, not until i think it's feature? no, not until i think to non— feature? no, not until i think to non ot— ”vi;7 no, not until i think it's part of something wider. tt-e— it's part of something wider. to o— it's part of something wider. to o ttgttot— it's part of something wider. it's a digital exclusion. so geogte— it's a digital exclusion. so geogte vno— it's a digital exclusion. so people who are- it's a digital exclusion. so people who are older who haven't got tne— people who are older who haven't got tne ntgnt— people who are older who haven't got the right phones can't use it got the right phones can't use tt ot— got the right phones can't use tt at at. — got the right phones can't use tt at at. no— got the right phones can't use it at all. it's keeping you out non— it at all. it's keeping you out from businesses— it at all. it's keeping you out from businesses or businesses wttt— from businesses or businesses vttt tune.— from businesses or businesses will suffer. and— from businesses or businesses will suffer. and funny enough, it will suffer. and funny enough, tt noggenet— will suffer. and funny enough, tt noggenet to— will suffer. and funny enough, it happened to us when my tongnten— it happened to us when my daughter was— it happened to us when my daughter was rushed hospital. daughter was rushed to hospital. my daughter was rushed to hospital. mil—|- daughter was rushed to hospital. ttv—t venti my middle daughter, we i went tonn— my middle daughter, we i went down tne— my middle daughter, we i went down the ambulance wife down the ambulance and my wife cone-tott— down the ambulance and my wife came-bit later,— down the ambulance and my wife came-bit later, had- down the ambulance and my wife came bit later, had the came a little bit later, had the ntgnt— came a little bit later, had the ntgntl— came a little bit later, had the ntgntl tut— came a little bit later, had the right-, but had— came a little bit later, had the right-, but had to- came a little bit later, had the right , but had to struggle, right app, but had to struggle, as right app, but had to struggle, on vou— right app, but had to struggle, as you were saying, updating the neon— as you were saying, updating the eettt—ttne- credit card. and by the time one-tt— credit card. and by the time ene-t—ene-t she'd done that fault, she'd tone— she'd done that fault, she'd done-booked— she'd done that fault, she'd done-booked it- she'd done that fault, she'd done booked it for four done it, booked it for four nonve— done it, booked it for four nonne vve— done it, booked it for four hours. we fined £60, which hours. we got fined £60, which we hours. we got fined £60, which ve—ogotnet. - hours. we got fined £60, which we_against. and- hours. we got fined £60, which we against. and we we did appeal against. and we got tt— we did appeal against. and we got tt toot— we did appeal against. and we got tt toot-tt- we did appeal against. and we got it back-it was- we did appeal against. and we got it back it was all got it back because it was all. voneo—v won on camera so we could say, toot,— won on camera so we could say, noon—ton- won on camera so we could say, noon—ton tonn- look, we booked it for four none— look, we booked it for four nonne ont— look, we booked it for four hours, but we _ look, we booked it for four hours, but we left after an hour ont— hours, but we left after an hour one—tt— hours, but we left after an hour one—tt vonte- hours, but we left after an hour and—it works, isn'ti and occasionally it works, isn't to — and occasionally it works, isn't to _ang_ and occasionally it works, isn't to _onn tnev— and occasionally it works, isn't it? _and they also- and occasionally it works, isn'ti it? _and they also charge it? yeah. and they also charge you using as well . so you for using it as well. so have you noticed that? yeah. so what do pay your what they do is you pay your parking fee, but then they charge like £0.60 or charge you like £0.60 or whatever for using it. and so if you want to then extend , send you want to then extend, send your parking, they charge you

another £60. really is all another £60. it really is all over again. crisps and now parking. but it's the older people who haven't got the apps and there are no banks, no banks in the high street. they've been discriminated— in the high street. they've been discriminated against— “ ’“ g“ they've been discriminated against across the tonne. — discriminated against across the border. shocking— discriminated against across the border. shocking all- discriminated against across the border. i “g border. shocking all these sort of 15 minute cities ends , low of 15 minute cities ends, low traffic neighbourhoods, whatever this is fine if you live in the centre of a city, but i live in a mining community. my boss is once every one hour and 30 minutes. you know, this doesn't work for most people. actually outside of the m25 . this doesn't outside of the m25. this doesn't work for most people. so parking is an important part of your day. and now that is, you know, it's so difficult . like it's so difficult. like everything, i don't know. ijust feel like everything is so difficult. even if you were somewhere that was convenient, it's just a restrictions, isn't somewhere that was convenient, it'sit'st a restrictions, isn't somewhere that was convenient, it'sit's justastrictions, isn't somewhere that was convenient, it's it's just everything. sn't somewhere that was convenient, it'sit's just everything. our it? it's just everything. our freedoms are being just gradually eroded. whole gradually eroded. the whole time, making life difficult . time, making life difficult. restrictions are so many different ways and, you know, impractical , all impractical

impractical, all impractical ways. i should say. the ulez tntng— ways. i should say. the ulez tntng oe— ways. i should say. the ulez thing as well. _ ways. i should say. the ulez thing as well. oh,- ways. i should say. the ulez thing as well. oh, yes.- ways. i should say. the ulez thing as well. oh, yes. i'm going on a demonstration next saturday, by the way . excellent. saturday, by the way. excellent. you say that, but you won't eotng— you say that, but you won't eotng to— you say that, but you won't going to find— you say that, but you won't going to find anywhere park, going to find anywhere to park, noentog— going to find anywhere to park, noentog-.— going to find anywhere to park, noentog-. teen.- going to find anywhere to park, hashtag . yeah. well, hashtag together. yeah. well, tteten— hashtag together. yeah. well,i tteten—vonn listen, thank you for that. your _to. — listen, thank you for that. your -vteeto so- listen, thank you for that. your views. to. so coming listen, thank you for that. your. views.-to. so coming up, views. welcome to. so coming up, vveve-nnee— views. welcome to. so coming up, vveve-nnee ot- views. welcome to. so coming up, we've _papers at 1030 - we've got the papers at 1030 enonn— we've got the papers at 1030 sharp _reaction - we've got the papers at 1030 sharp reaction from we've got the papers at 1030- sharp-reaction from my sharp with full reaction from my tnttttont— sharp with full reaction from my brilliant pundits. _ sharp with full reaction from my brilliant pundits. but next, i'll brilliant pundits. but next, t-tt te— brilliant pundits. but next, i'll be joined— brilliant pundits. but next, i'll be joined live from los angetee— i'll be joined live from los angetee tv— i'll be joined live from los angeles by the— i'll be joined live from los angeles by the queen of showbiz and angeles by the queen of showbiz .nd_.epo.fi.g,_ angeles by the queen of showbiz and reporting, kinsey and political reporting, kinsey sonottett— and political reporting, kinsey senottett .— and political reporting, kinsey schofield . we'll— and political reporting, kinsey schofield . we'll see you shortly schofield. we'll see you shortly there's help for households.

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welcome back to the show. let's oneet— welcome back to the show. let's oneot ont— welcome back to the show. let's check out some— welcome back to the show. let's check out some of— welcome back to the show. let's check out some of your emails. ton— check out some of your emails. von eon— check out some of your emails. von eent— check out some of your emails. you can send them— check out some of your emails. you can send them to gb views at gb you can send them to gb views at on tene— you can send them to gb views at on teve nt— you can send them to gb views at on teve n on— you can send them to gb views at gb news .uk on the— you can send them to gb views at gb news .uk on the issue of shrinkflation_ gb news .uk on the issue of shrinkflation and rip off nnttotn— shrinkflation and rip off britain, alison says, yes, the package— britain, alison says, yes, the package etee— britain, alison says, yes, the package sizes are pathetic. in a ttnttt—noet— package sizes are pathetic. in a multi—pack walkers is a rip off one— multi—pack walkers is a rip off one tnen— multi—pack walkers is a rip off and then parking— multi—pack walkers is a rip off and then parking apps is an evil enve— and then parking apps is an evil eove gonttng— and then parking apps is an evil says parking apps— and then parking apps is an evil says parking apps made tnnoeettvv— says parking apps made impossibly hard to navigate in one— impossibly hard to navigate in one to— impossibly hard to navigate in order to maximise penalties. tnteneettng—

order to maximise penalties. interesting richard says it's nanote— interesting richard says it's none to— interesting richard says it's none to get— interesting richard says it's harder to get back into the nonttng— harder to get back into the parking app— harder to get back into the parking app than cracking the tntgno—von- parking app than cracking the enigma you forgot enigma code. once you forgot vonn— enigma code. once you forgot your—johnl your password and then john notee— your password and then john note on— your password and then john makes an interesting point. it enontt— makes an interesting point. it enontt-te— makes an interesting point. it should-be legal- makes an interesting point. it should be legal to restrict should not be legal to restrict ponttng— should not be legal to restrict ponttng-vno- should not be legal to restrict parking who have to parking to people who have to neelonn. — parking to people who have to nee-egg. novtng— parking to people who have to use app. having a phone use an app. having a phone enontt— use an app. having a phone enontt-o— use an app. having a phone should a prerequisite of should not be a prerequisite of gonttng— should not be a prerequisite of gonttng .— should not be a prerequisite of gonttng . novtng— should not be a prerequisite of parking . having car should parking. having a car should entttoe— parking. having a car should suffice making— parking. having a car should suffice making a lot of sense vttn— suffice making a lot of sense vttn tnot— suffice making a lot of sense with that one.— suffice making a lot of sense with that one. well, it's time ton— with that one. well, it's time ton-us— with that one. well, it's time now for. us _with. with that one. well, it's time now for us with the now for our us news with the oneen— now for our us news with the oneen ot— now for our us news with the oneen ot ne— now for our us news with the queen of us showbiz royal and gotten— queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey senottett— political reporting, kinsey schofield joins us. kinsey, how are schofield joins us. kinsey, how von— schofield joins us. kinsey, how von gotng— schofield joins us. kinsey, how are you doing this— schofield joins us. kinsey, how are you doing this week ? so are you doing this week? so stee— are you doing this week? so steve, t— are you doing this week? so steve, t on— are you doing this week? so steve, t on o— are you doing this week? so steve, i am a huge fan of headliners,— steve, i am a huge fan of headliners, so— steve, i am a huge fan of headliners, so this is a big teet— headliners, so this is a big tent ton— headliners, so this is a big deal for me. _ headliners, so this is a big deal for me. i'm- headliners, so this is a big deal for me. vixvi. vi: deal for me. i'm so excited to finally meet you and tell you how great headliners is. and, you know, you're kind of you're kind of a guy. you are kind of a funny guy. you are going to receive— kind of a funny guy. you are going to receive ,_ kind of a funny guy. you are going to receive , i- “v: 3 you are going to receive , i would say, going to receive, i would say, tne— going to receive, i would say, tne onen— going to receive, i would say, the check, but— going to receive, i would say, the check, but i'll— going to receive, i would say, the check, but i'll do it via nece— the check, but i'll do it via nace .— the check, but i'll do it via bacs . thank— the check, but i'll do it via bacs . thank you much. the check, but i'll do it via- bacs . thank you-much. thank bacs. thank you very much. thank yon.— bacs. thank you very much. thank yon—commente- you. so interesting comments ottnttntet— you. so interesting comments attributed . prince - you. so interesting comments attributed prince wales attributed to prince of wales tnte— attributed to prince of wales tnte veet— attributed to prince of wales this week about— attributed to prince of wales this week about a royal walkabout_ this week about a royal walkabout .— this week about a royal walkabout . at no, this is really walkabout. at no, this is really juicy— walkabout. at no, this is really juicy goeetg— walkabout. at no, this is really juicy goeetp . — walkabout. at no, this is really juicy gossip . cue/ego t juicy gossip. okay. robert jobson has a new book coming out called our king later this

month, where he talks about how incredibly uncomfortable catherine , the princess of catherine, the princess of wales, was during that walkabout after the queen passed away where we saw prince william , where we saw prince william, prince harry, catherine and meghan markle pull up together and greet people. you know, meghan markle is supposed to be the actress, right? and i felt like catherine looked so incredibly stoic and strong and brave throughout this process. not for one single second did i feel like she looked uncomfortable . however, i did uncomfortable. however, i did think meghan markle looked really uncomfortable throughout the day, so this was very , very, the day, so this was very, very, very interesting to hear as royal watchers, because catherine is typically very private. but robert jobson got the scoop . he also had a couple the scoop. he also had a couple of other major stories throughout this book that the queen had swept the room for bugs during the sandringham summit . i bugs during the sandringham summit. i mean, that's wild. you know , you typically think of

know, you typically think of diana when you think of bugs sweeping throughout a palace because she did that in kensington palace . prince harry kensington palace. prince harry is, you know, honestly one of the most outspoken royals when it comes to people secretly listening to them. so you might think of prince harry, but to imagine the queen sweeping the room before the sandringham summit to ensure that they kept all that information private. this was about megxit. remember that's interesting to hear. and then another story that came out of this book that the queen told meghan markle to quietly engage with sophie to allow sophie to be her mentor. with sophie to allow sophie to be her mentor . oh, with sophie to allow sophie to be her mentor. oh, and meghan markle kind of shoeing her away and saying, no, i've got harry. according to robert, that surprised to the queen. interesting and the lads have not— interesting and the lads have not eoe— interesting and the lads have had some interesting- “viiise “3 and the lads have had some interesting news as vett— had some interesting news as net vttn— had some interesting news as well with charles— had some interesting news as well with charles and william nove— well with charles and william nove note— well with charles and william have made something of a momentous decision . according to momentous decision. according to nenone— momentous decision. according to nenone .— momentous decision. according to nenone . — momentous decision. according to nenone . vent.— momentous decision. according to reports . yeah. and— momentous decision. according to reports . / “v: ?3? i“ reports. yeah. and again, this is robert jobson reporting that after the oprah winfrey interview, which i'm sure you're familiar with, you know , william

familiar with, you know, william and charles opted not to meet with harry privately. they no longer trusted him. in fact, robert reports that william was so irate at that he wanted to toss the never complain, never explain strategy. and really readjust the strategy for these royal rebels. obviously the palace decided against that. they came out with the recollections may vary statement, but but you know, it's interesting to hear that they no longer trust harry and that they're going to be very protective of their energy and what they say moving forward. do protective of their energy and whathink say moving forward. do protective of their energy and whathink say wasing forward. do protective of their energy and whathink say was right rward. do protective of their energy and whathink say was right toard. do protective of their energy and whathink say was right to do do you think that was right to do that? because i suppose we'd tove— that? because i suppose we'd tove tt— that? because i suppose we'd tove ttlve— that? because i suppose we'd love itlwe had— that? because i suppose we'd love itlwe had more- “?7 because i suppose we'd love it we had more more meat love it if we had more more meat to get— love it if we had more more meat to get on— love it if we had more more meat to get teetn— love it if we had more more meat to get our teeth into, if we conto— to get our teeth into, if we eontt ttnt— to get our teeth into, if we could find out— to get our teeth into, if we could find out the viewpoints non— could find out the viewpoints non-tne— could find out the viewpoints from .the palace- could find out the viewpoints from the palace from from both the palace and from nonv— from both the palace and from none-negnon— from both the palace and from none-negnon .— from both the palace and from harry meghan . but do you harry and meghan. but do you tntnt— harry and meghan. but do you think actually,— harry and meghan. but do you think actually, from point think actually, from the point of think actually, from the point ot-tne— think actually, from the point of-the royals,- think actually, from the point of-the royals, it- think actually, from the point of the royals, it is of view of the royals, it is nette— of view of the royals, it is tetten to— of view of the royals, it is better to maintain line? better to maintain that line? i tntnt— better to maintain that line? i tntnt tt— better to maintain that line? i tntnt tt noe— better to maintain that line? i think it has better, think it has been better, but i do think it has been better, but i to age— think it has been better, but i to ngnee vttn— think it has been better, but i do agree with you that at the tee— do agree with you that at the ttne t— do agree with you that at the time i thought— do agree with you that at the time i thought that well, at the tee— time i thought that well, at the ttne oe— time i thought that well, at the ttne oe o— time i thought that well, at the time as a royal— time i thought that well, at the time as a royal commentator, it neottv—

time as a royal commentator, it was really hard— time as a royal commentator, it was really hard to— time as a royal commentator, it was really hard to defend some of was really hard to defend some ot tnetn— was really hard to defend some of their accusations , you know, of their accusations, you know, to nove— of their accusations, you know, to have somebody— of their accusations, you know, to have somebody come at you and say,— to have somebody come at you and eov, one— to have somebody come at you and eov, tne— to have somebody come at you and say, are the royals— to have somebody come at you and say, are the royals racist ? say, are the royals racist? otvtonetv— say, are the royals racist? obviously i'm _ say, are the royals racist? obviously i'm going- say, are the royals racist? obviously i'm going to- say, are the royals racist? obviously i'm going to say no, but the people that side with harry and meghan are now going to and call me names to come at me and call me names because i'm defending the royal family when i don't see any evidence of racism and harry and meghan haven't provided any evidence of racism. so do i wish that the royal family were more aggressive in saying absolutely not? that's not true? there's absolutely not a single incident that we can think of that they could be associate debating with this accusation . yeah, that this accusation. yeah, that would be much easier for people like me. but but unfortunately, that's not what happened. another interesting headline that came out of it, though, was that came out of it, though, was that harry was infuriated that charles refused to pay for meghan markle. that charles just said, i do not have that in my budget. and steve, i don't know if those outfits, if you've seen those outfits, but like a $6,000 coat. but that's like a $6,000 coat. those are $10,000 prods. you know, got very expensive know, she's got very expensive taste. so charles rewore, one of

his suits to their wedding that was vintage that charles was wearing . you know, i totally wearing. you know, i totally understand why he doesn't want to pay for that, you know, hollywood's girl . oh, yeah. hollywood's it girl. oh, yeah. i mean, normally in a family tnot— i mean, normally in a family tnot nonto— i mean, normally in a family that would just— i mean, normally in a family that would just the of that would just be the bank of too.— that would just be the bank of toe-ennnoee— that would just be the bank of dad. suppose their dad. but i suppose in their tente— dad. but i suppose in their tonttv—otl dad. but i suppose in their- family,_of dad. family, the royal bank of dad. but family, the royal bank of dad. nnt—ovov-tnei but let's move away from the neat—otonti but let's move away from the| real—about the real royals and talk about the ttettonot— real royals and talk about the fictional ones— real royals and talk about the fictional ones because the crown is fictional ones because the crown te novtng— fictional ones because the crown te novtnglteene,— fictional ones because the crown is having issue, having do is having an issue, having to do nevnttee— is having an issue, having to do some rewrites . oh,- is having an issue, having to do some rewrites . o“ g some rewrites. oh, that's right. oh, say the crown is in oh, they say the crown is in chaos . you know, i would chaos again. you know, i would have said crown in chaos have said the crown was in chaos the recreating the second i saw them recreating the second i saw them recreating the diana crash. that's when i'm like, chaos. but like, oh, that's chaos. but apparent albie they. they asked gillian anderson to come back to be margaret thatcher again . they be margaret thatcher again. they had scripted beautiful had scripted out this beautiful scene. it was a dinner party between prince philip, the queen and princess royal with and anne princess royal with margaret thatcher. there it was a scheduling conflict so gillian couldn't do it. i mean, she she won an emmy for this role. i'm sure she would have loved to have season six. have returned for season six. unfortunately, she could not get out of that scheduling conflict

and she will not be on the crown season six. but that would have been a nice throwback. i really enjoyed her in that role and you know, i think season six will be fine without her, though, because it's just incredible writing. typically. i'm amazed they didn't just recast because if ever there's a show where they have different people playing the same character, it's that. and who. so why that. and doctor who. so why tttn-t— that. and doctor who. so why tttn-t-tnet— that. and doctor who. so why didn't-just-someonel didn't they just get someone etee— didn't they just get someone etee-tte — didn't they just get someone else-it? that's- didn't they just get someonei else-it? that'slgreat else to do it? that's a great question. hadn't even thought question. i hadn't even thought about you're about that yet, but you're absolutely right because you know , she was in on the season know, she was in on the season where we had a different charles and diana so we could have just recast . oh, well, let's look at recast. oh, well, let's look at you. you're the you're the new royal expert around here. yeah, i'll send him an email,- yeah, i'll send him an email, see if tnev— i'll send him an email, see if tnev vent— i'll send him an email, see if tnev vent nv— i'll send him an email, see if they want my tips. let's move on to tne— they want my tips. let's move on to the presidential— they want my tips. let's move on to the presidential matters. the nneettenttot— to the presidential matters. the presidential race.— to the presidential matters. the presidential race. there's a enottenge— presidential race. there's a challenger that's emerged for joe challenger that's emerged for toe-tn.— challenger that's emerged for toe-tn. con— challenger that's emerged for joe-in- convon- challenger that's emerged for joe in. can you believe joe biden in. can you believe tntee — joe biden in. can you believe tntee t— joe biden in. can you believe this? i mean,— joe biden in. can you believe this? i mean, i— joe biden in. can you believe this? i mean, i was- joe biden in. can you believe this? “v: joe biden in. can you believe this? i mean, i was kind of elated over the week because i just thought what a presidential campaign on the horizon. robert kennedy jr now he he he got in a

little trouble during the pandemic and was suspended from all of his social media accounts. they called him an anti—vaxxer. but i followed him and i didn't necessarily think that that's what he was doing. i think he just wanted people to have the option. the alternative . what is the alternative? because we were all being instructed to do something specific . and, you know, i think specific. and, you know, i think that this is going to be a wild ride. if it is robert kennedy of the kennedy kennedy dynasty against biden , against trump, against biden, against trump, i cannot imagine visually , you cannot imagine visually, you know, thinking about some of these debates , thinking about these debates, thinking about some of the mud slinging that could come out of this . and i've could come out of this. and i've had people that have told me i have voted conservative all my life, but would vote for life, but i would vote for robert kennedy jr. don't know robert kennedy jr. i don't know if it's the dynasty aspect or just the fact that he appears to be a maverick. you know, he is not going to let the system control him. he's got a mind of

his own and he kind of bucks the system. interesting. many words that people would have said of trump back in the day. i suppose he he also his lack— trump back in the day. i suppose he he also his lack of— i“ i suppose he he also his lack of fondness for he he also his lack of fondness ton voeonee— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines ,_ he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if i— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if i put it this for vaccines, if i put it this way,— for vaccines, if i put it this way, eenotntv— for vaccines, if i put it this way, certainly predated covid. i engnoee— way, certainly predated covid. i enoeennoegp-- way, certainly predated covid. i suppose more popular suppose it became more popular vnen— suppose it became more popular vnen tt— suppose it became more popular vnen tt-tn— suppose it became more popular when it-in the— suppose it became more popular when it in the news more, when it was in the news more, tnt— when it was in the news more, tnt-nove— when it was in the news more, tnt-nove tne- when it was in the news more, but have the history but he did have the history of tetng— but he did have the history of tetng ontt— but he did have the history of being anti vaccine before that. ent— being anti vaccine before that. on tt— being anti vaccine before that. on tt vone— being anti vaccine before that. but if you're from _ being anti vaccine before that. but if you're from a family like tnen— but if you're from a family like tnot, t— but if you're from a family like tnot, t ton-t— but if you're from a family like that, i don't know— but if you're from a family like that, i don't know to ask that, i don't know how to ask tnte— that, i don't know how to ask tnte gneetton— that, i don't know how to ask this question without it seeming eeentng— seeming indelicate. he certainly has-relatives— seeming indelicate. he certainly has-relatives-it- has some relatives that it tttn-t—wnvl has some relatives that it- didn't—why would didn't end well for. why would you— didn't end well for. why would von vent— didn't end well for. why would von vent-tnto— didn't end well for. why would you want into politics? you want to go into politics? i mean, you know— you want to go into politics? i mean, you know ,_ you want to go into politics? i mean, you know , just looking at mean, you know, just looking at the mean, you know, just looking at tne etote— mean, you know, just looking at tne etote ot— mean, you know, just looking at the state of our— mean, you know, just looking at the state of our politics, i understand— the state of our politics, i understand why he would want to nnene— understand why he would want to nnene tt— understand why he would want to nnene tt. — understand why he would want to nnene t. t— understand why he would want to pursue it. i mean,— understand why he would want to pursue it. i mean, i'm- understand why he would want to pursue it. i“ ii pursue it. i mean, i'm sure he is inspired by the men that came before him . but we you know , before him. but we you know, common sense is not common anymore here in the states. you know, i don't think that anybody would tell you that they are super proud that joe biden is our elected leader. he is certainly not executed anything that we could or should be proud of. and i think that people are

just looking for a change. and when you have that kind of dna and you've seen what your family members were capable of, i can't imagine that it doesn't inspire you to try to do something similar. interesting. and you're ntgnt— similar. interesting. and you're .gghg, tt— similar. interesting. and you're .gggg, tt nonto— similar. interesting. and you're right, it would be— interesting. and you're right, it would be fascinating to eee— right, it would be fascinating to tneee— right, it would be fascinating to see these debates that would nove — to see these debates that would nove nonott— to see these debates that would have donald trump involved. are tnene— have donald trump involved. are tnene-nnene— have donald trump involved. are there-update on— have donald trump involved. are there update on donald there any update on donald trump?— there any update on donald tnnnge t-ve— there any update on donald trump? i've not— there any update on donald trump? i've not had the ability to-tne— trump? i've not had the ability to-tne-neve- trump? i've not had the ability to _the-news for. trump? i've not had the abilityi to _the _news for at to google the latest news for at tenet— to google the latest news for at tenet-non.— to google the latest news for at tenet-now. so- to google the latest news for at least-now. so any. to google the latest news for at least now. so any more least two hours now. so any more news-trump— least two hours now. so any more news-trump-me- least two hours now. so any more news trump the case.7 news on trump and the case.7 wen.— news on trump and the case.7 wen. you— news on trump and the case.7 wen. you know.— news on trump and the case.7 well, you know, i've- news on trump and the case.7 well, you know, i've heard he's been deejaying at mar a lago , been deejaying at mar a lago, you know, so it sounds like he's in an okay mood. he's got until december things out. december to figure things out. you know , republicans are you know, republicans are pursuing investigate dating allen bragg to see who inspired his or who inspired really the all of this pressure . did all of this pressure. did anybody put pressure on him specific from the white house to pursue trump.7 that's what they want to know. so he might have pursue trump.7 that's what they watestify now. so he might have pursue trump.7 that's what they watestify inw. so he might have pursue trump.7 that's what they watestify in front he might have pursue trump.7 that's what they watestify in front ofe might have pursue trump.7 that's what they watestify in front of congressave to testify in front of congress soon. fascinating stuff. kinsey schofield— soon. fascinating stuff. kinsey schoflem .— soon. fascinating stuff. kinsey schofield , thank— " fascinating stuff. kinsey schofield , thank you for that. schofield, thank you for that. and— schofield, thank you for that. and also,— schofield, thank you for that. and elm-say- schofield, thank you for that. and also, say headline and also, i should say headline news— and also, i should say headline news is— and also, i should say headline news islet— and also, i should say headline news is.at.so_ and also, i should say headline news is at so seeing as news is on at 11. so seeing as you-e— news is on at 11. so seeing as you-o u— news is on at 11. so seeing as you o fou— news is on at 11. so seeing as you're a fan, should tune in you're a fan, you should tune in for—for—

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uncomfortable. i mean the other thing though, as well, we mustn't forget that our pm is a hindu and most of the our politicians now aren't british, so he has to kind of british. oh, british. but but they, they wore— oh, british. but but they, they were :— oh, british. but but they, they were : you— oh, british. but but they, they have , you know,— oh, british. but but they, they have , you know, there's hindus have, you know, there's hindus as have, you know, there's hindus us wusuws— have, you know, there's hindus us wusrrws . — have, you know, there's hindus as muslims . “rtrrt; have, you know, there's hindus as muslims . “rtit; as muslims. there's all sorts. but at the same time. yes be inclusive. but i just think it's a little bit the message is a little bit kind of, you know, i'm doing the right thing here. and gary, let me bring you on this one, because these newspaper stories don't seem to mention that he was promising that he back when he was prince charles would now he's charles would be now that he's the formerly known as the artist formerly known as prince was saying he prince charles, he was saying he wouldn't be the defender of the faith. he'd faith. wouldn't be the defender of the faith.be e'd faith. wouldn't be the defender of the faith.be the faith. wouldn't be the defender of the faith.be the faith faith. wouldn't be the defender of the faith.be the faith wayfaith. wouldn't be the defender of the faith.be the faith way before the he'd be the faith way before the phrase — he'd be the faith way before the phrase wwue— he'd be the faith way before the phrase virtue signalling was even invented. _ phrase virtue signalling was even invented. v.35 even invented. yes, that's true . and he's always had that stance . but there will be some stance. but there will be some who who will see this as a further erosion of cherished traditions. that's going to

happen. traditions. that's going to happen . there is also here a happen. there is also here a thing saying that both buckingham palace and the bishops have denied that there's going to be a delay to the publication of the coronation order. but there's something about all this that has the ring of truth for sure. you can. it's not , as you say, it's not surprising, as you say, it's not surprising, as you say, it's not surprising, as you say, it's not surprising what you'd expect. yeah i just it's expect. yeah i just think it's unnecessary. i do as well. but you've hit the nail— unnecessary. i do as well. but you've hit the nail on- t. "tg r:rtr but you've hit the nail on the at r:rt:r but you've hit the nail on the head. as-concerned,- you've hit the nail on the head. as-concerned, this. you've hit the nail on the head. as concerned, this is as far as i'm concerned, this is a as far as i'm concerned, this is u-oouwrry— as far as i'm concerned, this is u-oouwrry owe- as far as i'm concerned, this is a-country and it- as far as i'm concerned, this is a-country and it is. as far as i'm concerned, this is a country and it is so a christian country and it is so fan— a christian country and it is so for: its— a christian country and it is so for: its so— a christian country and it is so far, it's so eroded— a christian country and it is so far, it's so eroded and it's tusr— far, it's so eroded and it's tusr gerrrwe— far, it's so eroded and it's just getting further. this is wor— just getting further. this is wot u— just getting further. this is not a christian— just getting further. this is not a christian country . it just getting further. this is not a christian country. it is wsrorroouy:— not a christian country. it is historically, legally , historically, legally, culturally. - historically, legally, culturally. we are not a christian.— culturally. we are not a christian. we- culturally. we are not a christian. we are. we are. we woven-r— christian. we are. we are. we haven't become— christian. we are. we are. we haven't become don't go as as a country— haven't become don't go as as a country .— haven't become don't go as as a country . we— haven't become don't go as as a country . we ore— haven't become don't go as as a country . we are no— haven't become don't go as as a country . we are no religion. but country. we are no religion. but the country. we are no religion. but we wrou— country. we are no religion. but the tune rs— country. we are no religion. but the thing is, when— country. we are no religion. but the thing is, when you think of all the thing is, when you think of on we— the thing is, when you think of all the other— the thing is, when you think of all the other countries in the wout— all the other countries in the worm wor— all the other countries in the world that uphold and they resoeor— world that uphold and they respect their— world that uphold and they respect their religion, the cowouos— respect their religion, the catholics and _ respect their religion, the catholics and the last census uro— catholics and the last census uru soy— catholics and the last census uru soy wor— catholics and the last census did say that below 50% of people outw— did say that below 50% of people crew were— did say that below 50% of people claim we're not— did say that below 50% of people claim we're not a— did say that below 50% of people claim we're not a christian country.— claim we're not a christian oouwrry. r— claim we're not a christian country. i mean,- claim we're not a christian country. i mean, no, we're not. our— country. i mean, no, we're not. but-unfortunate.- country. i mean, no, we're not. but-unfortunate. in- country. i mean, no, we're not. but unfortunate. in 2001,

but that's unfortunate. in 2001, the but that's unfortunate. in 2001, we reworow— but that's unfortunate. in 2001, the religion of— but that's unfortunate. in 2001, the religion of choice in the census was jedi— the religion of choice in the census was jedi quite right. so, you— census was jedi quite right. so, you wow:— census was jedi quite right. so, you know: were— census was jedi quite right. so, you know, we're not a christian country.— you know, we're not a christian oouwrry. r— you know, we're not a christian oouwrry. r weer:— you know, we're not a christian country. i mean, look , i think country. i mean, look, i think wsrorroouy— country. i mean, look, i think historically we— country. i mean, look, i think historically we are. yeah, we we— historically we are. yeah, we are. we are culturally. we are wsrorroouy. — are. we are culturally. we are historically. we're also roman. i historically. we're also roman. r weer.— historically. we're also roman. r ves- — historically. we're also roman. i mean. yes. all— historically. we're also roman. i mean. yes. g “4115 i mean. yes. all right. yes. so we are. so it is christian. that's that's historically they woutt— that's that's historically they wouru wowe— that's that's historically they would have the— that's that's historically they would have the thing is, we are we are one of the— would have the thing is, we are we are one of the only countries in we are one of the only countries to we— we are one of the only countries to the worm. — we are one of the only countries in the world. we— we are one of the only countries in the world. we don't even have a in the world. we don't even have u soror— in the world. we don't even have a saint george's— in the world. we don't even have a saint george's day. so we're wor— a saint george's day. so we're not eer— a saint george's day. so we're not even british— a saint george's day. so we're not even british in— a saint george's day. so we're not even british in that sense. no,— not even british in that sense. to: r— not even british in that sense. to: r rwww— not even british in that sense. no, i think it's— not even british in that sense. no, i think it's terrible . no, i think it's terrible. i'm tours— no, i think it's terrible. i'm sure jedis will— no, i think it's terrible. i'm sure jedis will be- no, i think it's terrible. i'm sure jedis will be represented as well. i don't know how diverse it's going to be, but if you you must you must, lisa, you must campaign that. jedi has campaign for that. jedi has to be look, campaign for that. jedi has to be-look, listen- campaign for that. jedi has to be-look, listen ,- campaign for that. jedi has to be-look, listen , all- be there. look, listen, all i wow— be there. look, listen, all i know rs— be there. look, listen, all i know is r— be there. look, listen, all i know is r-o— be there. look, listen, all i know is i a republican and know is i am a republican and i tow-r— know is i am a republican and i tow-r wow— know is i am a republican and i don't want-have— know is i am a republican and i don't want have anything to don't want to have anything to don't want to have anything to to wire— don't want to have anything to do with this. _ don't want to have anything to do with this. i— don't want to have anything to do with this. e don't want to have anything to do with this. “

oweuoewwo— that's associated. not that i'm oweuoewwg we— that's associated. not that i'm cheapening the monarchy say that's associated. not that i'm che simply] the monarchy say that's associated. not that i'm che simply just monarchy say that's associated. not that i'm che simply just aionarchy say that's associated. not that i'm che simply just a touristy say that's associated. not that i'm che simply just a tourist pull,;ay it's simply just a tourist pull, our—tr- it's simply just a tourist pull, our—tr uoesl it's simply just a tourist pull,| our—tr uoes ooy but it is definitely it does pay its but it is definitely it does pay rrs-rr— but it is definitely it does pay its- it washes- but it is definitely it does pay its-it washes its- but it is definitely it does pay its- it washes its own . but it is definitely it does pay. its-it washes its own face. its way. it washes its own face. let's just go back to the you know, we city in europe know, we which city in europe gets the highest tourist numbers 7 gets the highest tourist numbers ? it's gets the highest tourist numbers .7 it's paris and paris did away with their royalty a long time ago. so it might not be anything to do with the royal family, but they introduced disneyland. that's what did it. where the monarchy and which is where i think we should put the royal family into mickey mouse. he's royalty , isn't he.7 is that. family into mickey mouse. he's royalty , isn't he? is that. i'm royalty, isn't he? is that. i'm not royalty, isn't he? is that. i'm nor were— royalty, isn't he? is that. i'm not brave enough— royalty, isn't he? is that. i'm not brave enough to- e 7 is that. i'm not brave enough to do . “rt.7 is that. i'm not brave enough to do the . “rt:7 is that. i'm not brave enough to do the nine or wor— not brave enough to do the nine or more. not since— not brave enough to do the nine or more. not since the upgrade . or more. not since the upgrade. rer-s— or more. not since the upgrade. rer-s 90— or more. not since the upgrade. rer-s go ro— or more. not since the upgrade. rer-s go to we— or more. not since the upgrade. let's go to the telegraph let's go to the sunday telegraph . rer-s— let's go to the sunday telegraph . rer-s u— let's go to the sunday telegraph . rer-s o quick— let's go to the sunday telegraph . let's a quick mention of the story— . let's a quick mention of the story .— . let's a quick mention of the story . rrusr— . let's a quick mention of the story . trust condemns global story. trust condemns global sewer— story. trust condemns global cartel complacency for fixing cartel of complacency for fixing tax cartel of complacency for fixing rux rues — cartel of complacency for fixing rux rues rye— cartel of complacency for fixing tax rates. i've not— cartel of complacency for fixing tax rates. i've not read the turr— tax rates. i've not read the run srory. — tax rates. i've not read the full story. i've— tax rates. i've not read the full story. i've not had time, our— full story. i've not had time, our r— full story. i've not had time, our love— full story. i've not had time, but i love headline. but i just love the headline. rte— but i just love the headline.| rte—ouve the idea that you could have a wet— the idea that you could have a weu-ouwer- well organised cartel of complacency- well organised cartel of complacency and complacency. reoore— complacency and complacency. reoore surety— complacency and complacency. people surely don't organise rwewsewes— people surely don't organise themselves that— people surely don't organise themselves that well. do it. rwuurwe— themselves that well. do it. imagine rye— themselves that well. do it. imagine i've not— themselves that well. do it. imagine i've not looked it. imagine i've not looked into it. aru— imagine i've not looked into it. awe-wuss— imagine i've not looked into it. and-truss saying— imagine i've not looked into it. and-truss sayinglstill- and liz truss saying it still defending her case. i mean some people defending her case. i mean some oeoore ueree— defending her case. i mean some oeoore agree wrrw— defending her case. i mean some people agree with that— “r; i mean some people agree with that small oowerwwewr— people agree with that small government is— people agree with that small government is a— people agree with that small government is a valid point of

wew— government is a valid point of .— government is a valid point of . our— government is a valid point of view , but certainly empirically view, but certainly empirically we wow— view, but certainly empirically we know what— view, but certainly empirically we know what she did did not work— we know what she did did not wow-wew— we know what she did did not work-well for— we know what she did did not work-well for our- we know what she did did not work well for our economy. work out well for our economy. sooty— work out well for our economy. suury .— work out well for our economy. suury . asrrr— work out well for our economy. sadly , aslef ended— work out well for our economy. sadly , aslef ended that- sadly, aslef ended that conversation elsewhere on that front page, tories at war over pact with labour in scotland is it bad politics to have these deals to deliberately get well? i think we always do it, don't rweye — i think we always do it, don't rweye troy-wo— i think we always do it, don't they? they've got- i think we always do it, don't they? gtr i think we always do it, don't they? "car grtr. "car i think we always do it, don't they? grtr. they? they've got to. they never work. ithink they? they've got to. they never work. i think the trouble is they? grtr. i think the trouble is if work. i think the trouble is if they— work. i think the trouble is if rwey-rws— work. i think the trouble is if rwey-rws puer- work. i think the trouble is if. they-this pact-will they have this pact people will reurrse— they have this pact people will realise-close- they have this pact people will realise - close they - they have this pact people will realise close they are realise how very close they are in realise how very close they are rw-ro— realise how very close they are rw-ro-orwer- in practise to each other reuse— in practise to each other because in— in practise to each other because in government there's surety— because in government there's ourery uwy— because in government there's barely any difference between wew. — barely any difference betweeni wew. _ouwo them. they all got the same agenda. them. they all got the same agenda . they pretty much agenda. they all pretty much sink into the hymn so sink into the same hymn book. so it's probably bad news. but the snp why no one has put them . snp why no one has put them. i've forgotten the joke . that's i've forgotten the joke. that's actually really funny- i've forgotten the joke. that's actually really funny .- g“ that's actually really funny . yes actually really funny. yes tour-s— actually really funny. yes tours for— actually really funny. yes that's for sure. ,. that's for sure. so i mean the snp are although they would this is a major blow to them and this is a major blow to them and this is probably the best time for a serious opposition to take them on. think either party on. i don't think either party is a serious opposition because

the tories i mean rishi sunak seems be hell on seems to be hell bent on wrecking the economy and keir starmer he was to do any more starmer if he was to do any more flip flops, he'd been the soledar, you know, he just they all they stand for, don't they all they stand for, don't they all all say they're all don't they all say they're going packs until going to do these packs until it. because let's be honest, you wow— it. because let's be honest, you wow-ooutos— it. because let's be honest, you know-politics are— . because let's be honest, you know politics are pretty you know all politics are pretty you wow—oer— know all politics are pretty you know _ get where - know all politics are pretty you know get where they know they don't get where they rwey— know they don't get where they rwey uow-r. — know they don't get where they are. they don't. johnson got in they— are. they don't. johnson got in rwey-rws— are. they don't. johnson got in they-this little— are. they don't. johnson got in they this little pact. but they had this little pact. but they— they had this little pact. but rwey-wwere- they had this little pact. but they-where they. they had this little pact. but they where they are they don't get where they are frow— they don't get where they are wow—euus- they don't get where they arei from _each other. from being nice to each other. they— from being nice to each other. rwey—ouowsruoi from being nice to each other.- they_backstab is. they are a bunch of backstab is. so they are a bunch of backstab is. so we— they are a bunch of backstab is. so we wrou— they are a bunch of backstab is. so the thing-they— they are a bunch of backstab is. so the thing they all they so the thing is they all they all so the thing is they all they uu suy— so the thing is they all they uu suy trey-re— so the thing is they all they all say they're to do this all say they're going to do this unri— all say they're going to do this uwri-uuy— all say they're going to do this uwrrr-uuy or— all say they're going to do this until-day of the- all say they're going to do this until day of the election. until the day of the election. awe— until the day of the election. awe-ure— until the day of the election. awe-rrwe-orl and then it's like deal or no deut— and then it's like deal or no dew-wew.- and then it's like deal or noi deal,-well,-have deal, isn't it? well, you have you— deal, isn't it? well, you have you wuwe— deal, isn't it? well, you have you true true— deal, isn't it? well, you have you have had a— deal, isn't it? well, you have you have had a successful trt—rut— you have had a successful rro-ruo puer— you have had a successful lib—lab pact in— you have had a successful lib—lab pact in in recent years. i lib—lab pact in in recent years. r wow.— lib—lab pact in in recent years. r rr-s— lib—lab pact in in recent years. i mean, it's not— lib—lab pact in in recent years. i mean, it's not it's— lib—lab pact in in recent years. i mean, it's not it's not- i mean, it's not it's not impossible able but the idea of having a coalition when we had a coalition is different politicians agreeing after an election seems very different to ganging up before in advance. that's right . ganging up before in advance. that's right. this ganging up before in advance. that's right . this tactical that's right. this tactical rottwe— that's right. this tactical worrwu rs— that's right. this tactical voting is just— that's right. this tactical voting is just something that urt— voting is just something that we've all done.— voting is just something that we've all done. and actually we've been encouraged to do ourselves. and— we've been encouraged to do ourselves. and i— we've been encouraged to do ourselves. and i have to say rye— ourselves. and i have to say r-we-uuiry— ourselves. and i have to say i've-guiltyldoing. ourselves. and i have to say. i've-guiltyldoinglmy i've been guilty of doing it my sew— i've been guilty of doing it my sew-rust— i've been guilty of doing it my sew-rust wor- i've been guilty of doing it my self, just not going to self, but i'm just not going to vote — self, but i'm just not going to vote r— self, but i'm just not going to vote r our-r—

self, but i'm just not going to vote. i can't remember. i think i vote. i can't remember. i think r wrou— vote. i can't remember. i think r voted for— vote. i can't remember. i think i voted for the green party rather give vote rather than give my vote to whoever didn't whoever it was because i didn't want always do. want to do what i always do. but not vote . but that's what but not vote. but that's what r-w — but not vote. but that's what r-w torwo— but not vote. but that's what r-w going ro— but not vote. but that's what r-w going to to— but not vote. but that's what i'm going to do now. i'm not going— i'm going to do now. i'm not going ro— i'm going to do now. i'm not going to wore.— i'm going to do now. i'm not going to vote. and actually , going to vote. and actually, reuuye— going to vote. and actually, really? because _ going to vote. and actually, really? because then i think they— really? because then i think they wru— really? because then i think they will see _ really? because then i think they will see that people are so disinterested _ they will see that people are so disinterested and— they will see that people are so disinterested and they have no furro— disinterested and they have no rurrw rw— disinterested and they have no turn to uwy— disinterested and they have no faith in any political party and tours— faith in any political party and tours wow— faith in any political party and that's how they— faith in any political party and that's how they will tell that oeoore— that's how they will tell that oeoore ters— that's how they will tell that oeoore sets we— that's how they will tell that people gets the job, though, regururess— people gets the job, though, regardless of— people gets the job, though, regardless of how few people wore.— regardless of how few people wore-stir- regardless of how few people vote, - still .thel regardless of how few people. vote, - still .the job vote, someone still gets the job unu— and the money, somebody still gets—wir- and the money, somebody still gets—wit seei gets the job, but they will see wwur— gets the job, but they will seei wwur—rurwour what the how little the turnout is. what the how little the turnout is lrwey-we— what the how little the turnout rslrwey-we urt— what the how little the turnout is..they've all got- what the how little the turnout is. they've all got to step is. so they've all got to step up -_ is. so they've all got to step up . ow.— is. so they've all got to step up . or. r— is. so they've all got to step up . or. r our-r— is. so they've all got to step up . oh, i can't stand them. up. oh, i can't stand them. i throw— up. oh, i can't stand them. i think—9°- up. oh, i can't stand them. i wink—go ourl up. oh, i can't stand them. i. think—go out and think you've got to go out and vote isn't vote for anything that isn't labour tory. all right. so labour or tory. all right. so we— labour or tory. all right. so we seen— labour or tory. all right. so the green party.— labour or tory. all right. so the green party.-notj the green party. but i'm not evenor—l the green party. but i'm not. ewewor— rrre even reform reform uk or the sour— even reform reform uk or the social democrats— even reform reform uk or the social democrats . i mean, i've social democrats. i mean, i've urwuys— social democrats. i mean, i've urwuys beer— social democrats. i mean, i've urwuys oeew u— social democrats. i mean, i've always been a great spoiler of the tutor.— always been a great spoiler of the tutor. r— always been a great spoiler of the ballot. i think of witty rwwus— the ballot. i think of witty rwwus ro— the ballot. i think of witty things to port,— the ballot. i think of witty things to port, you know, of the wrrur— things to port, you know, of the wrrur wrrry— things to port, you know, of the what witty things— things to port, you know, of the what witty things to put on the tutor— what witty things to put on the tutor outer.— what witty things to put on the ballot paper. oh,— what witty things to put on the ballot paper. oh, i see. you wow— ballot paper. oh, i see. you know why?— ballot paper. oh, i see. you know wrrye — ballot paper. oh, i see. you know why? t r: r: t know why? because i did once stand against ian duncan smith for class war. and at 6:00 in we— for class war. and at 6:00 in the morning.— for class war. and at 6:00 in the morning, all— t and at 6:00 in the morning, all those spoilt tutor— the morning, all those spoilt ouuor ouoers— the morning, all those spoilt ballot papers had to be countered— ballot papers had to be countered and argued over. so i

wow— countered and argued over. so i know wrrurewer— countered and argued over. so i know whatever i— countered and argued over. so i know whatever i write on that ooor sou— know whatever i write on that some poor sod at— know whatever i write on that some poor sod at half six in the morning— some poor sod at half six in the morning rs— some poor sod at half six in the morning is having— some poor sod at half six in the morning is having to argue over it . — morning is having to argue over it . wors— morning is having to argue over it . that's what— morning is having to argue over it . that's what my— morning is having to argue over it. that's what my newspaper columns . let's move on to the columns. let's move on to the daily star for a quick mention of love split ghost hobbies, stalking you . you got passion stalking you. you got passion behind this story. yeah draghi story out. this is totally true. rws— story out. this is totally true. we rs— story out. this is totally true. this is your fave ? yeah she this is your fave? yeah she married a ghost. she- ,. . 7 “cir?" she married a ghost. she married a woke— married a ghost. she married a store weurrwu— married a ghost. she married a bloke wearing a— married a ghost. she married a bloke wearing a sheet. look, you can bloke wearing a sheet. look, you rewro— bloke wearing a sheet. look, you can behind. oh you can. must be true. you can see the guys behind us stalking her. i mean, he's not got his uniform on, so. yeah, i mean , do you know. do yeah, i mean, do you know. do you know what? when i'm looking at all these newspapers and everyone has got the royal family on this one has does not have the royal family on, but as a ghost, i think it would it be room for her at the coronation this wind could there. i this wind could be there. i think he could be the ghost could acas ghost will be terrible. a pity we terrible. it's just a pity we haven't seven because haven't got page seven because that think i've just got to that i think i've just got to buy this tomorrow go buy this tomorrow and go straight page seven case

straight to page seven in case somehow this story is real. am i the only one sitting— somehow this story is real. am i the only one sitting around- the only one sitting around rsrrrue— the only one sitting around rsrrrue wow— the only one sitting around istria? how can— the only one sitting around istria? how can she have had a rerurrowswo— istria? how can she have had a relationship with— istria? how can she have had a relationship with a— istria? how can she have had a relationship with a ghost ? relationship with a ghost? rouuso— relationship with a ghost? rouuso you— relationship with a ghost? because you know- relationship with a ghost? because you know what? this straight have you done that? there's stranger things happening moment. you happening at the moment. you know , there's all sorts of know, there's all sorts of titles and pronouns that we can have, so why not get married to a ghost? look at her name as well . ghost ricardo bucha ghost. well. ghost ricardo bucha ghost. i think they're the people who uerwer— i think they're the people who uerwer wy— i think they're the people who deliver my groceries . so no one. deliver my groceries. so no one. swe— deliver my groceries. so no one. she keeps— deliver my groceries. so no one. she keeps ousy— deliver my groceries. so no one. she keeps ousy .— deliver my groceries. so no one. she keeps busy . but it's almost she keeps busy. but it's almost as she keeps busy. but it's almost us it— she keeps busy. but it's almost us if wis— she keeps busy. but it's almost as if this singer— she keeps busy. but it's almost as if this singer who is a singer— as if this singer who is a singer who— as if this singer who is a singer who wants publicity, is . singer who wants publicity, is. oh,— singer who wants publicity, is. or. yes.— singer who wants publicity, is. oh. yes. use— singer who wants publicity, is. oh, yes, course . _ singer who wants publicity, is. oh, yes, course . o“ .. oh, yes, course. oh, i'll be that. oh, gosh . perhaps you're that. oh, gosh. perhaps you're not being inclusive of ghost marriage. have you thought about that? i was going to get cancelled for anything. i'm fascinated that it tt: “r: i'm fascinated that it might be tour.— fascinated that it might be rrrur. wew.— fascinated that it might be that. well, still to come in the trut— that. well, still to come in the rrwur purr— that. well, still to come in the rrwur out or— that. well, still to come in the final part of the— that. well, still to come in the final part of the show, we've gone— final part of the show, we've gone for— final part of the show, we've gone for orre— final part of the show, we've gone for one more page , gone for one more front page, our— gone for one more front page, but we— gone for one more front page, but we wru— gone for one more front page, but we will get— gone for one more front page, but we will get stuck into it's wre— but we will get stuck into it's rwe suwuuy— but we will get stuck into it's the sunday times plus more routes— the sunday times plus more topics .— the sunday times plus more topics . should— the sunday times plus more topics . should you get a new topics. should you get a new rurroo— topics. should you get a new rurroolu— topics. should you get a new tattoo-a new— topics. should you get a new tattoo a new born baby's tattoo of a new born baby's roororrwrs— tattoo of a new born baby's footprints and _ tattoo of a new born baby's footprints and would you like to

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break welcome ereuk- welcome back ereuk— welcome back to the final ereuw— welcome back to the final part of welcome back to the final part or we— welcome back to the final part or we show— welcome back to the final part of the show and— welcome back to the final part of the show and let's take a tutor— of the show and let's take a quick rook— of the show and let's take a quick look at— of the show and let's take a quick look at our- of the show and let's take a quick look at our final front pager— quick look at our final front rouge-wre- quick look at our final front page, the sunday quick look at our final front- page,-the sunday times. page, which is the sunday times. so—wrrrr— page, which is the sunday times. so—wrrrr u- page, which is the sunday times. so—wrrrr u rew- so there you go with a few weuuuwes. — so there you go with a few- headlines. _tricks so there you go with a few- hea here s. _tricks so there you go with a few- hea here s. istay, _tricks so there you go with a few hea here s. stay, memo. (s are here to stay, says memo. they— are here to stay, says memo. they-mentioned- are here to stay, says memo. they-mentioned of they also mentioned the rise of eruerry— elderly drivers. sparks call for rest— test to 85. we'll talk about trut— test to 85. we'll talk about rwur—rwsi that in a sec with this this duty— that in a sec with this this urwy—wei dirty tricks campaign. we wewrroweu— mentioned it on the show yesreruuy.— yesterday, the tweet that went outr— out, which effectively said that wsw— rishi sunak personally didn't ure— rishi sunak personally didn't wre-were— rishi sunak personally didn't like-there-a- rishi sunak personally didn't. like-there-a-there, prison. there was a jump there, usr— wasn't there? and even people, even high ups in the labour

party— even high ups in the labour. ruwy—rs even high ups in the labour. rurwuy—rs even high ups in the labour. rurwuy ro—rs even high ups in the labour paiway to politics. is even high ups in the labour paiway to politics. . is no way to do politics. it's urwosr— no way to do politics. it's almost americanisation no way to do politics. it's aliourt americanisation no way to do politics. it's aliour politics, americanisation no way to do politics. it's aliour politics, isn'ttricanisation no way to do politics. it's aliour politics, isn't it?anisation of our politics, isn't it? i mean, that's sort thing of our politics, isn't it? i metattackt's sort thing of our politics, isn't it? i metattackt's youyrt thing of our politics, isn't it? i metattackt's you see thing of our politics, isn't it? i metattackt's you see overig the attack ads you see over there they're there and i think they're on dodgy it. dodgy ground if they do it. because look back because if you to look back at the association between the information exchange and the nch information exchange and the nccl, were involved people were involved in that, which is a much more obvious link to tolerance of paedophilia. i link to tolerance of paanphilia. i link to tolerance of paa tweeta. i link to tolerance of paa tweet or i link to tolerance of paa tweet or whichever link to tolerance of— paa tweet or whichever medium or a tweet or whichever medium yue— or a tweet or whichever medium you-re torwo— or a tweet or whichever medium you-re going for— or a tweet or whichever medium you're going for that just says the you're going for that just says rte—rwrsi you're going for that just says rweu—rwsi you're going for that just says rweu-rs—rwsi you're going for that just says thea-is one-thisi you're going for that just says thea-is one-but;| as a policy is one thing, but wew— then trying to make it specifically - then trying to make it specifi right, - then trying to make it specifi right, gary, of you're right, gary, because of wis— you're right, gary, because ofi two—wur this, this americanisation that urwosr— this, this americanisation that we're almost treated we're almost being treated like wew—.— we're almost being treated like rwerr—. our- we're almost being treated like their_, but they're. their presidents, but they're wor— their presidents, but they're wot—trut- their presidents, but they're. not—that system. their presidents, but they're not should that system. their presidents, but they're not should have that system. their presidents, but they're not should have betterystem. their presidents, but they're not should have better standard their presidents, but they're no politics have better standard their presidents, but they're no politics ande better standard their presidents, but they're nopolitics ande betters. idard their presidents, but they're no politics ande better s. \rtr d their presidents, but they're no politics ande better s. \rrtr of politics and we should. no, i wink— of politics and we should. no, i wink-wis— of politics and we should. no, i wink-two rs— of politics and we should. no, i think-this is ,_ of politics and we should. no, i think-this is , it's- of politics and we should. no, i think this is , it's about think what this is, it's about gutter politics, isn't it ? it's gutter politics, isn't it? it's like bringing everything down to the base, the gutter . and the base, to the gutter. and obviously the an emotive subject is paedophilia, rape , assault on is paedophilia, rape, assault on women. and it's and they bring this down to people's bare emotions and they're not this is not about policy . it's not about not about policy. it's not about a future for the country. it's not about thinking through what, what where we might be in 5 or 6 years. it'sjust what where we might be in 5 or 6 years. it's just about gutter lowlife politics. i don't i they

did it also with the guns, though, as well. they've put the two together. it's not just. it's also with guns, isn't it? yeah, it's the emotion, the crime. it's very emotive, isn't it? and it's about crime and it's about anti—social behaviour and police and people are going to it . it is below the belt. to get it. it is below the belt. it's . it's. it's cheap. we it's cheap. it's. it's cheap. we know that. we've got poor politicians . when this starts to politicians. when this starts to happen , we've got politicians happen, we've got politicians that haven't got a clue , no that haven't got a clue, no substance. we should also say it's substance. we should also say its wor— substance. we should also say its not twe— substance. we should also say it's not like they— t we should also say it's not like they started it weoessuriy— it's not like they started it necessarily ,_ it's not like they started it necessarily , because it wasn't necessarily, because it wasn't rrrur— necessarily, because it wasn't. rwur—rorrwsow that long ago that boris johnson sutu— that long ago that boris johnson sure or— that long ago that boris johnson sure or kerr— that long ago that boris johnson said of keir starmer he let said of keir starmer that he let rewwy— said of keir starmer that he let rewwy suwre— said of keir starmer that he let rewwy suwre oer— said of keir starmer that he let jemmy savile get off. oh yeah, rwur-s— jemmy savile get off. oh yeah, rrrur-s wuw. — jemmy savile get off. oh yeah, that's right. that's- jemmy savile get off. oh yeah, that's right. g“ that's right. that's gotten that's right. that's gotten that's exactly the same. you're absolutely forgotten that's exactly the same. you're absollthat forgotten that's exactly the same. you're absollthat . forgotten that's exactly the same. you're absollthat . i forgotten that's exactly the same. you're absollthat . i mean, forgotten that's exactly the same. you're absollthat . i mean, nobodyn about that. i mean, nobody nobody's clean hands over nobody's got clean hands over jemmy though. so no, but jemmy savile, though. so no, but but even so it's the principle. it's like, you know, they've got to be a little bit clever thinking because you thinking because this, as you say, is. it's just thinking because this, as you say, is. it'sjust cheapening say, it is. it's just cheapening it. kind of street talk and it. it's kind of street talk and you something a little bit you want something a little bit more sophisticated, a little bit more sophisticated, a little bit more imaginative . kyiv. i mean,

more imaginative. kyiv. i mean, i want to clever i want to know what each party is going to do about housing. you know, the mess that our country is in over housing. this is nothing to me. it means nothing . if that is the it means nothing. if that is the press— it means nothing. if that is the press. woutt.— it means nothing. if that is the press, though, isn't— it means nothing. if that is the press, though, isn't it?- . “g if that is the press, though, isn't it? at some point— press, though, isn't it? at some point .— press, though, isn't it? at some point . every— press, though, isn't it? at some point . every ourry— press, though, isn't it? at some point, every party will talk uoour— point, every party will talk about their— point, every party will talk about their plans for housing, point, every party will talk abo it their plans for housing, point, every party will talk abo it their jbe ns for housing, point, every party will talk abo it their jbe ontor housing, point, every party will talk abo it their jbe ontor hfrontg, but it won't be on the front page- _ but it won't be on the front ouue. —suys- but it won't be on the front- page._says something page. if someone says something uoour—. - page. if someone says something uoour—. rr-sl about a, it's everything. it's touswu— about a, it's everything. it's touswu ws— about a, it's everything. it's housing, it's immigration, it's the police, it's our hospitals, it's the nhs. yeah, everything . it's the nhs. yeah, everything. yeah. yeah. and what's the greatest destruction gonna come the coronation? yeah. yeah i say ghost woman. i thought- t7 “cir?" “cir?" i say ghost woman. i thought you were going— ghost woman. i thought you were going ro— ghost woman. i thought you were going to suy. — ghost woman. i thought you were going to suy. ow.— ghost woman. i thought you were going to say. oh, i'll take. ru— going to say. oh, i'll take. in toke— going to say. oh, i'll take. i'll take the— going to say. oh, i'll take. i'll take the ghost- going to say. oh, i'll take. i'll take the ghost marriage over the alien invasion . also on over the alien invasion. also on the front page. then— over the alien invasion. also on the front page. then rise- rt“ trt:r“ also on the front page. then rise of eruerry— the front page. then rise of elderly drivers— the front page. then rise of elderly drivers sparks calls for resru — elderly drivers sparks calls for resru ro — elderly drivers sparks calls for resru to ss- — elderly drivers sparks calls for resru to ss- r— elderly drivers sparks calls for tesla to 85. i wanted to talk uoour— tesla to 85. i wanted to talk uoour rrrur— tesla to 85. i wanted to talk about that because it fits into wrrur— about that because it fits into wrrur-rurwwu— about that because it fits into what talking about earlier what i was talking about earlier uoour— what i was talking about earlier about—because. what i was talking about earlier. about—because laws about parking apps, because laws not being— about parking apps, because laws not being harsh— about parking apps, because laws not being harsh on— about parking apps, because laws not being harsh on an age curve were.— not being harsh on an age curve were. our— not being harsh on an age curve were. our tr— not being harsh on an age curve were. but it rs— not being harsh on an age curve here, but it is true— not being harsh on an age curve here, but it is true that people who— here, but it is true that people who ue— here, but it is true that people who are older— here, but it is true that people who are older in— here, but it is true that people who are older in their 80 seowus— who are older in their 80 seconds are— who are older in their 80 seconds are probably less rwery. — seconds are probably less likely. yeah,— seconds are probably less likely. yeah, but- seconds are probably less likely. “cir?" seconds are probably less likely. /rt:rt“ g“. likely. yeah, but they might have a disabled badge and it have a disabled badge and so it doesn't don't doesn't matter then. they don't need they just park in

need the app. they just park in the perfect it. the disabled bay. perfect it. yeah. yeah. it's i suppose we do have to worry ageing population and people staying fitter older, which is a good reason and they should driving. but at which is a good reason and they shoulrpoint driving. but at which is a good reason and they shoulrpoint people ing. but at which is a good reason and they shoulrpoint people aren't ut at which is a good reason and they shoulrpoint people aren't fit at which is a good reason and they shoulrpoint people aren't fit to some point people aren't fit to true.— some point people aren't fit to ouve-oo— some point people aren't fit to urwe-uo we— some point people aren't fit to drive.-do we do- some point people aren't fit to drive. do we do that without drive. how do we do that without bringing— drive. how do we do that without surging-issue— drive. how do we do that without bringing issue prince bringing up the issue of prince philip— bringing up the issue of prince philip protests,— bringing up the issue of prince philip protests, do you? yes philip protests, do you? oh yes . we wew— philip protests, do you? oh yes . we then you— philip protests, do you? oh yes , we then you have to take the rest— , we then you have to take the rest wore— , we then you have to take the test more regularly over certain age— test more regularly over certain age, r— test more regularly over certain uee. r rwwk. — test more regularly over certain age, i think. yes.— test more regularly over certain age, i think. “4115 age, i think. yes. but i think after 75, you have to do every five years, don't you, or something isn't this something again, isn't this a real question ? we'd real political question? we'd like we are having like to know that we are having an ageing population and instead of cutting buses and instead of sort of cutting services in local communities, could we not have policies about this rather than, you know , the ridiculous than, you know, the ridiculous buses ? yes. but you know , i just buses? yes. but you know, i just i want to hear what these politicians are going to plan for the country . yeah, that's for the country. yeah, that's it. do you know something ? this it. do you know something? this is interesting, though, is quite interesting, though, and surprisingly high. and it is surprisingly high. there are 1.65 million motorists in britain aged 80 and older and

there are 510 people aged 100 and older that are still driving or a licence to drive. i think that's brilliant. yeah, it is, isn't that's brilliant. yeah, it is, out we— that's brilliant. yeah, it is, out we r— that's brilliant. yeah, it is, isn't it? if as— that's brilliant. yeah, it is, isn't it? if as long- that's brilliant. yeah, it is, isn't it? if as long as- .. yeah, it is, isn't it? if as long as they're urrwwu— isn't it? if as long as they're urrwwu ur— isn't it? if as long as they're driving an acceptable standard and driving an acceptable standard we we— driving an acceptable standard we the rest— driving an acceptable standard and the test say— driving an acceptable standard and the test say it's okay, it's exoeuewr— and the test say it's okay, it's excellent because _ and the test say it's okay, it's excellent because it's independence. yeah well as quickly— independence. yeah well as quickly mentioned because we wuw— quickly mentioned because we wuwr-uoour— quickly mentioned because we want-about this- quickly mentioned because we want about this the want to talk about this the row— want to talk about this the- trout—rowess front page of the sunday express wru— front page of the sunday express king ro— front page of the sunday express king to rescue— front page of the sunday express king to rescue rishi because the oorowurrow— king to rescue rishi because the coronation might— king to rescue rishi because the coronation might be distracting trow— coronation might be distracting from some bad— coronation might be distracting from some bad news. some town wuw— from some bad news. some town hall elections— from some bad news. some town hall elections .— from some bad news. some town hall elections . this— from some bad news. some town hall elections . this is just hall elections. this is just oossrory— hall elections. this is just possibly burying bad news. do you— possibly burying bad news. do you to— possibly burying bad news. do you to you— possibly burying bad news. do you do you smell— possibly burying bad news. do you do you smell anything fishy wrrw— you do you smell anything fishy with this? — you do you smell anything fishy with this? ingrid,— you do you smell anything fishy with this? ingrid, do- you do you smell anything fishy with this? “3 r: r:rtr you do you smell anything fishy with this? “gr: r:rtr with this? ingrid, do you know i hadnt with this? ingrid, do you know i hadn't thought about this at all until i read this headline . and until i read this headline. and now i'm thinking how clever it is. that how it's time the coronation is timed with the elections? and of course, you know, the tories are not going to do well in this. nobody's going to do really well, but they're to they're they're going to do they're going walloped, going to get walloped. walloped, aren't so so aren't they? good word. so so then does rather it's then it does rather it's perfect. it's all hidden. are you becoming a conspiracy

theorist? let's see if it's swureu— theorist? let's see if it's swureu rw— theorist? let's see if it's shared in the— 3’.7 let's see if it's shared in the panel. becoming oeoowrwu— shared in the panel. becoming oeoowrwu u— shared in the panel. becoming becoming a sadly— shared in the panel. becoming becoming a sadly no. rrtty becoming a sadly no. i'm very rout. rw— becoming a sadly no. i'm very rout. r-w very— becoming a sadly no. i'm very real. i'm very real.— becoming a sadly no. rrtty ”ce. i'm very real. gary, do real. i'm very real. gary, do you— real. i'm very real. gary, do you rwww— real. i'm very real. gary, do you rwww you— real. i'm very real. gary, do you think you can- ”ce. i'm very real. gary, do you think you can say i mean, it seems more than— you think you can say i mean, it seems more than that, doesn't we — seems more than that, doesn't we rur— seems more than that, doesn't we rut rw— seems more than that, doesn't it? but i'm sure— seems more than that, doesn't it? but i'm sure it— seems more than that, doesn't it? but i'm sure it will- seems more than that, doesn't it? but i'm sure it will work. i'm sure people will will talking about the coronation than they will about the wipe—out of the conservatives around the country. this is a you don't need— around the country. this is a you don't need to— around the country. this is a you don't need to.a- you don't need to be a oowsorruoy— conspiracy theorist to understand - conspiracy theorist to understand the the understand the way that the sure— understand the way that the sure-wre— understand the way that the state - the state - understand the way that the state the state is there state works. the state is there to state works. the state is there ro weep— state works. the state is there to keep order— state works. the state is there to keep order and— state works. the state is there to keep order and that's what it's to keep order and that's what us doing. — to keep order and that's what us doing. roo— to keep order and that's what it's doing. do you— to keep order and that's what it's doing. do you think this is a it's doing. do you think this is untrue— it's doing. do you think this is urwwue roo— it's doing. do you think this is urwwoe no you— it's doing. do you think this is a thing? do you think it was sust— a thing? do you think it was such u— a thing? do you think it was such a conscious— a thing? do you think it was such a conscious decision right .-ure-uures- such a conscious decision right .-ure-uures uro- such a conscious decision right . are dates and this . these are the dates and this is . these are the dates and this rs-we-re— . these are the dates and this rs-we-re oowu— . these are the dates and this is-we're going to- . these are the dates and this is we're going to it, is why we're going to do it, reuse— is why we're going to do it,- because _think because i am beginning to think it because i am beginning to think rr—wouruw-r- it really is. well, i wouldn't wuwe— it really is. well, i wouldn't have thought— it really is. well, i wouldn't have thought about this. they've it really is. well, i wouldn't hav mailught about this. they've it really is. well, i wouldn't hav mail have about this. they've it really is. well, i wouldn't hav mail have highlighted hey've it really is. well, i wouldn't hav mail have highlighted this, 'e the mail have highlighted this, oouruw-r— the mail have highlighted this, oouruw-r tr— the mail have highlighted this, oouruw-r tr e— the mail have highlighted this, couldn't it ? yeah, but the mail have highlighted this, couldn't it? yeah, but i think it rsw-r— couldn't it? yeah, but i think it our . — couldn't it? yeah, but i think it isn't . okay,— couldn't it? yeah, but i think it isn't. c�*s/{pg couldn't it? yeah, but i think it isn't . ”iii; couldn't it? yeah, but i think it isn't. okay, well, before we get in trouble to move on to a couple more stories, a few quick topics before the end of the show, experts or one expert anyway, says that they think that humans will achieve immortality by 2030. so that we'll be able to attend our own funerals in a new body. do you

even to live forever, gary? even want to live forever, gary? what are you saying? i would live in the hope live forever. only in the hope of seeing— live forever. only in the hope of seeing charlton— . only in the hope of seeing charlton back in the premiership— of seeing charlton back in the premiership .— of seeing charlton back in the premiership . that's i'll premiership. that's all i'll suy— premiership. that's all i'll suy-wow- premiership. that's all i'll suy-wow .- premiership. that's all i'll say.-know . it's- premiership. that's all i'll say. know . it's altered say. i don't know. it's altered ourowo— say. i don't know. it's altered sorrow-e— say. i don't know. it's altered carbon,-? netflix- say. i don't know. it's altered carbon, ? netflix sci fi carbon, isn't it? netflix sci fi stow— carbon, isn't it? netflix sci fi show altered _ carbon, isn't it? netflix sci fi show altered carbon. and but wow— show altered carbon. and but wrrur-rs— show altered carbon. and but what-is you'll- show altered carbon. and but what is you'll love this what happens is you'll love this is you— what happens is you'll love this is you oer— what happens is you'll love this is you get ro— what happens is you'll love this is you get to classes or even twee— is you get to classes or even three russes— is you get to classes or even three classes of— is you get to classes or even three classes of if- is you get to classes or even three classes of if you if yue— three classes of if you if youre worr— three classes of if you if you're rich you- three classes of if you if you're rich you can afford the most— you're rich you can afford the most perfect— you're rich you can afford the most perfect new— you're rich you can afford the most perfect new body if you're poor— most perfect new body if you're poor you— most perfect new body if you're poor you eru— most perfect new body if you're poor you end .,._ most perfect new body if you're poor you end up looking like me orroe— poor you end up looking like me orroe bruno.— poor you end up looking like me orjoe brand. you— poor you end up looking like me orjoe brand. you know, think orjoe brand. you know, i think , i orjoe brand. you know, i think . r weuw— orjoe brand. you know, i think . r ur— orjoe brand. you know, i think , i mean, at the— orjoe brand. you know, i think , i mean, at the moment, if yue— , i mean, at the moment, if youre-wris- , i mean, at the moment, if you're this country, you're poor in this country, yue— you're poor in this country, you-re going— you're poor in this country, you-re going ro— you're poor in this country, you're going to live about 15 yeurs— you're going to live about 15 years-wealthier. years less than wealthier oeoore. — years less than wealthier oeoore. so— years less than wealthier people. so that's where we're moving that. that's the worry for about this, is the rich for me about this, is the rich get to live longer and have other people's bits and bodies while the poor will end up well. it's all going to be the tech billionaires. they'll be the rust— billionaires. they'll be the first rw— billionaires. they'll be the first in the _ billionaires. they'll be the first in the queue,- .. ”tilt? they'll be the first in the queue, won't they? oh first in the queue, won't they? err—rewor- first in the queue, won't they? oh _ never trickle . oh yeah. it's never trickle down all because all the way. surely because you'll have to pay for this. this won't be on the nhs. immortality nhs. i'm not immortality on the nhs. i'm not sure. you know what's sure. anyway you know what's worrying though? because you can uowwrouu— worrying though? because you can uowwrouu we— worrying though? because you can download the information- “g 37 because you can download the information on your wuw— download the information on your turn .— download the information on your turn . rws— download the information on your turn . rws rs— download the information on your brain . this is what— download the information on your brain . this is what they're brain. this is what they're rurwwu— brain. this is what they're talking about— brain. this is what they're talking about .-

brain. this is what they're talking about . yeah. and then talking about. yeah. and then rurrrrer— talking about. yeah. and then further down. _ talking about. yeah. and then further down. so— talking about. yeah. and then further down. so that's got reurry— further down. so that's got really sinister— further down. so that's got really sinister implications reuse— really sinister implications because further down the line soweoouy— because further down the line somebody-steal- because further down the line somebody steal your somebody could steal your wowreuue— somebody could steal your wowreuue .— somebody could steal your knowledge . erg well, they can't knowledge. erg well, they can't give— knowledge. erg well, they can't give we— knowledge. erg well, they can't give we ur— knowledge. erg well, they can't give me an algorithm browser history— give me an algorithm browser history .— give me an algorithm browser history . rwey— give me an algorithm browser history . they kind of do that history. they kind of do that wrrw— history. they kind of do that with algorithms— history. they kind of do that with algorithms already because trey— with algorithms already because they wow— with algorithms already because they know what— with algorithms already because they know what you like. so i rwwk— they know what you like. so i throw rr-s— they know what you like. so i think it's your— they know what you like. so i think it's your retained knowledge,— think it's your retained knowledge, memory, your expertise— knowledge, memory, your expertise .— knowledge, memory, your expertise . imagine you're expertise. imagine you're a orrruuwr— expertise. imagine you're a brilliant scientist . expertise. imagine you're a brilliant scientist. imagine trut— brilliant scientist. imagine rwuryou-u— brilliant scientist. imagine that you'd invented some urseuse. — that you'd invented some disease. this— that you'd invented some disease. this is- that you'd invented some disease. “ disease. this is why we have books, isn't it? you write down, you write so. that's right . no you write so. that's right. no one will be getting upset about 85 year old drivers. then. this quy's 85 year old drivers. then. this guy's 203. that's mention this one quickly. there's a new mum who-s— one quickly. there's a new mum wrro-s rotu— one quickly. there's a new mum wrro-s row we— one quickly. there's a new mum who's told the daily— r: rtear there's a new mum who's told the daily mirror r: rte. there's a new mum who's told the daily mirror of wer— who's told the daily mirror of her-trut— who's told the daily mirror of her-that-mother. who's told the daily mirror of her that mother in who's told the daily mirror of- her-that-mother in law her shock that her mother in law wuwreu— her shock that her mother in law wurresu—ows- wanted to get her son's roororrwrs. — wanted to get her son's footprints. tattoo. it's a baby . by— footprints. tattoo. it's a baby . by we— footprints. tattoo. it's a baby . by we wuw— footprints. tattoo. it's a baby , by the way, that makes it even better— , by the way, that makes it even better us— , by the way, that makes it even better us u— , by the way, that makes it even better as a story— , by the way, that makes it even better as a story tattooed onto wer—uoourewrryl her body because apparently rwur-s— her body because apparently rrrur-s u— her body because apparently that's a thing.— her body because apparently that's a thing. so is this that's a thing. now. so is this a that's a thing. now. so is this u woe— that's a thing. now. so is this a nice gesture?— that's a thing. now. so is this a nice gesture? lisa, i'll start wrrw— a nice gesture? lisa, i'll start wrrw-rws— a nice gesture? lisa, i'll start with _this-it'sl with you. is this weird? it's wor— with you. is this weird? it's nor were. — with you. is this weird? it's not weird. i've— with you. is this weird? it's not weird. “ with you. is this weird? it's not weird. ,. ”trig not weird. i've seen some really mad tattoos. i mean, i've seen a lot of baby tattoo people's baby is being tattooed onto them and

they end up looking like monsters . so they end up looking like monsters. so i would they end up looking like monsters . so i would say to, you monsters. so i would say to, you know, i. i have seen so many. they start off looking like monsters as well. because if you don't get somebody doing a good drawing. know , i drawing. yeah. so, you know, i think be very think you just have to be very careful i've of careful. i've got lots of tattoos and i've always been very careful have and why very careful what i have and why ihave very careful what i have and why i have and to make sure i have them. and to make sure you get somebody to do you get somebody decent to do them . yeah. ingrid, in this them. yeah. ingrid, in this story.— them. yeah. ingrid, in this. story,_concerned story, the mum is concerned uoour— story, the mum is concerned about identity— story, the mum is concerned about identity effectively , that about identity effectively, that this rs— about identity effectively, that this is u— about identity effectively, that this is u wuy— about identity effectively, that this is a way of— about identity effectively, that this is a way of identifying her orrru— this is a way of identifying her wrist—wurr- this is a way of identifying her child._want that. child. she doesn't want that uuru — child. she doesn't want that data .effectively- child. she doesn't want that data effectively be on the data to effectively be on the mower. — data to effectively be on the mower. rur— data to effectively be on the mother. but it's— data to effectively be on the mother. but it's the foot. exactly it's. yeah. only exactly it's. yeah. so it's only only can just you only thing can i just tell you something i something about tattoos? i haven't know you two haven't got one. i know you two guys have, but i want to talk about have about somebody else who did have one. that's oliver one. and that's oliver reed. i don't one. and that's oliver reed. i dont youi one. and that's oliver reed. i don't you i bet you know don't know if you i bet you know this . so he i don't know if you i bet you know this. so he i don't know if i'm allowed to say it anyway, he's got he's got i know had had but he died with it. got he's got i know had had but he died with it . a tattoo of a he died with it. a tattoo of a i would say penis can't i can i say on a now we all know. oh oh

oh, oh. okay. so he's got a tattoo of a on his. okay. all right . and. but and he and he right. and. but and he and he always, he regularly took it out to show people it though it was . yeah, that's the story . whose . yeah, that's the story. whose is it shaped like— . yeah, that's the story. whose is it shaped like a— “cir?" rt.rtrty whose is it shaped like a footprint ? is it shaped like a footprint? reuse— is it shaped like a footprint? reuse tr— is it shaped like a footprint? because if so,— is it shaped like a footprint? because if so, i. - is it shaped like a footprint? because if so, i. rrtty is it shaped like a footprint? because if so, i. rtty rt“ because if so, i. i very much doubt it . but he had a habit of doubt it. but he had a habit of just taking it out and showing by the way, when he had it tattooed the nobody wanted to do it. and the tattooist he eventually found somebody that did. and he said, you'll have to make it bigger for me to work on. but anyway, can i? i actually do i have to stop . got actually do i have to stop. got to stop. that's such a shame . to stop. that's such a shame. health and safety means we can't curry— health and safety means we can't ourry ow— health and safety means we can't ourry ow rrrur. — health and safety means we can't ourry ow rrrur. r— health and safety means we can't carry on that. i will— health and safety means we can't carry on that. i will be back tomorrow . thank you for carry on that. i will be back tomorrow. thank you for tonight on tomorrow. thank you for tonight or wuw— tomorrow. thank you for tonight on mark dolan— tomorrow. thank you for tonight on mark dolan tonight headliners is on mark dolan tonight headliners rs—you— on mark dolan tonight headliners rs—you wew.- is on the way for you next. orrrurw-s— is on the way for you next. britain's on— is on the way for you next. britain's on britain's news wurrer— britain's on britain's news channel. even— britain's on britain's news channel. even kinsey schofield uoruuuy— channel. even kinsey schofield actually watches _ channel. even kinsey schofield actually watches headliners sire-u— actually watches headliners sire-u oe— actually watches headliners she'll be tuned— actually watches headliners she'll be tuned in to enjoy the wewsouoers— she'll be tuned in to enjoy the newspapers being reviewed on the way-i— newspapers being reviewed on the wuy-r wru— newspapers being reviewed on the wuy-r wru see— newspapers being reviewed on the

way-i will see you- way next but i will see you tomorrow night— way next but i will see you. tomorrow night-same tomorrow night from the same time— tomorrow night from the same time .— tomorrow night from the same time . heuo— tomorrow night from the same time . hello there. time. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather update from the met office. hope you've been enjoying the easter weekend so far. there has been plenty of fine weather we'll continue fine weather and we'll continue to see more into sunday. to see more of that into sunday. there are fronts out in the atlantic. there are slowly going to progress towards to make their progress towards the uk, but pressure is the uk, but high pressure is keeping them at bay for the moment, fairly moment, keeping things fairly fine settled bit more fine and settled just a bit more of a breeze western areas of a breeze across western areas and that will be strengthening as we head throughout the rest of this evening and through tonight. many of will tonight. but many of us will remain and with some clear remain dry and with some clear intervals , some low cloud intervals, some low cloud pushing into for parts of eastern england and scotland as well. maybe a few fog patches around, but with the and around, but with the breeze and the increasing cloud, temperatures won't drop too far in towns and cities will temperatures won't drop too far in up towns and cities will temperatures won't drop too far in up aroundind cities will temperatures won't drop too far in up around 5d cities will temperatures won't drop too far in up around 5 or ities will temperatures won't drop too far in up around 5 or 6 c. will temperatures won't drop too far in up around 5 or 6 c. could hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be a bit of a murky start again in the east. but as the breeze again strengthens here, that should hopefully help lift some of the way. of that cloud out of the way. and of england, wales and and most of england, wales and scotland sunny scotland should see some sunny intervals day.

intervals throughout the day. the sunshine, though, will be turning this cloud from turning hazy as this cloud from the pushes in and we'll see the west pushes in and we'll see some rain into some outbreaks of rain into northern later on. northern ireland later on. temperatures climbing up compared to saturday around 16 to 18 c. but in that strengthening breeze, it will just take the edge off the feel of things and into the overnight penod of things and into the overnight period where we'll start to see that rain pushed widely that rain pushed more widely across the uk. could across the rest of the uk. could be bursts on that be some heavier bursts on that cross parts of cross scotland into parts of northern well. then northern england as well. then as we head into early parts as we head into the early parts of , it will be clearing of monday, it will be clearing its the southeast , its way off the far southeast, potentially just lingering for here a little while throughout the the start the morning and into the start of behind that, of the afternoon behind that, though, many of us will see a barrage of showers pushed their way in on monday. of way in on monday. and some of those could be at times those could be heavy at times with of some hail and with the risk of some hail and thunder. , that thunder. and generally, that sets us up for the scene of some unsettled weather for the rest of . we our eyes of the week. we do have our eyes on area of low pressure on this area of low pressure that slightly that could bring some slightly stronger winds, particularly in the west as head the south. and west as we head tuesday wednesday. so tuesday night into wednesday. so do just keep up to date with the forecast in regards to that.

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