n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, will you— i'm dan wootton. tonight, will you join— i'm dan wootton. tonight, will you join the— i'm dan wootton. tonight, will you join the uyoo— i'm dan wootton. tonight, will you join the nycc boycott as big tech— you join the nycc boycott as big toou u..— you join the nycc boycott as big tech the mainstream media and ooououoouy— tech the mainstream media and pathetically weak— tech the mainstream media and pathetically weak left wing oouuouuo— pathetically weak left wing politicians like _ pathetically weak left wing politicians like keir starmer conspire— politicians like keir starmer conspire wire— politicians like keir starmer conspire wire to— politicians like keir starmer conspire wire to convince us moo— conspire wire to convince us that u..— conspire wire to convince us that the rights— conspire wire to convince us that the rights of biological women don't— that the rights of biological women don't matter. the company-o— women don't matter. the company's sick- women don't matter. the company's sick embrace of dylan muuouoy— company's sick embrace of dylan muwonoy goos— company's sick embrace of dylan mulvaney goes on,— company's sick embrace of dylan mulvaney goes on, but will using the controversial— mulvaney goes on, but will using the controversial trans star to promote— the controversial trans star to promoooouou— the controversial trans star to promote their female range prove to promote their female range prove o oo— promote their female range prove to be the— promote their female range prove to be the ultimate— promote their female range prove to be the ultimate example full of go— to be the ultimate example full of go woke— to be the ultimate example full of go woke go— to be the ultimate example full of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being— of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being o— of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being o gm— of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being o gm onu— of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being a girl and i— of go woke go broke.7 anyone of being a girl and i have already

ouoo. — being a girl and i have already ouoo. throe— being a girl and i have already cried. three times.— being a girl and i have already cried. ”in; c day being a girl and i have already cried. sic; . day three being a girl and i have already cried. ”in; c day three of cried. three times. day three of being— cried. three times. day three of being o— cried. three times. day three of being o gm— cried. three times. day three of being o girl and— cried. three times. day three of being a girl and i've— cried. uflzinzi; . day three of being a girl and i've already become— being a girl and i've already become o— being a girl and i've already become a bimbo. women can have bulges— become a bimbo. women can have bulges onu— become a bimbo. women can have bulges and that's— become a bimbo. women can have bulges and that's okay . g bulges and that's okay. it's all rail bulges and that's okay. it's all you against— bulges and that's okay. it's all rail against nights, woke, wore on women in my digest next before my superstar panel weigh in tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans , benjamin suzanne evans, benjamin butterworth, and belinda de lucy. then i'll speak to riley goings,— lucy. then i'll speak to riley goings, gho— lucy. then i'll speak to riley gaines, the us— cozy then i'll speak to riley gaines, the us swimming star scar then i'll speak to riley gaines, the us swimming star who mode— gaines, the us swimming star who made headlines— gaines, the us swimming star who made headlines for— gaines, the us swimming star who made headlines for bravely speaking— made headlines for bravely speaking out— made headlines for bravely speaking out against her biologically— speaking out against her biologically male competitor , biologically male competitor, loug— biologically male competitor, leah thomas,— biologically male competitor, leah thomas, as— biologically male competitor, leah thomas, as she reveals all about— leah thomas, as she reveals all about being— leah thomas, as she reveals all about being violently attacked by a— about being violently attacked by o vbobou— about being violently attacked by a vicious mob— about being violently attacked by a vicious mob of trans extremists— by a vicious mob of trans extremists ._ by a vicious mob of trans extremists . let's . riley extremists. let's. riley is going— extremists. let's. riley is gobug bo— extremists. let's. riley is gobug bo gobb— extremists. let's. riley is going to join me live to explain why— going to join me live to explain uby obo-o— going to join me live to explain uby obo-o bou— going to join me live to explain why she's now suing the uubvoroby— why she's now suing the university that she was hounded out of. — university that she was hounded out of. bob-b— university that she was hounded out of. don't miss— university that she was hounded out of. don't miss that- university that she was hounded out of. jzi" . out of. don't miss that uk exclusive coming up later this hour. also on the show tonight, as be— hour. also on the show tonight, as be cubo— hour. also on the show tonight, as the crisis end— ” also on the show tonight, as the crisis end engulfing the sub— as the crisis end engulfing the sub boobouo—

as the crisis end engulfing the snp deepens, nicola sturgeon has booby— snp deepens, nicola sturgeon has booby broken— snp deepens, nicola sturgeon has finally broken her— snp deepens, nicola sturgeon has finally broken her silence on bor— finally broken her silence on her husband's— finally broken her silence on her husband's sensational arrest . abo— her husband's sensational arrest . also understand— her husband's sensational arrest . also understand and- her husband's sensational arrest . also understand and have always accepted the scrutiny that comes on me as a public figure and i've never shied away from that. and standing here bobbbug— from that. and standing here bobbbug bo— from that. and standing here bobbbug bo you— from that. and standing here talking to you just— and standing here talking to you just now . talking to you just now. so with the talking to you just now. so with be bobby— talking to you just now. so with the party fighting for survival, should the tories and labour endorse tactical voting to finish off the snp at the next election? that strategy has oobuobby— election? that strategy has oobuobby bub— election? that strategy has actually put the _ f 7 that strategy has actually put the scottish conservative _ actually put the scottish conservative leader douglas boos,— conservative leader douglas boob, ob— conservative leader douglas ross, at odds— conservative leader douglas ross, at odds with his westminster- ross, at odds with his westminster hq. and i've oooombboo— westminster hq. and i've assembled some of the country's oborboob— assembled some of the country's sharpest political— assembled some of the country's sharpest political minds, buobubbug— sharpest political minds, including former tory minister edubu— including former tory minister edwina currie,— including former tory minister edwina currie, to— including former tory minister edwina currie, to debate its mobb— edwina currie, to debate its moubo bu— edwina currie, to debate its merits in the— edwina currie, to debate its merits in the clash. soon also oombug— merits in the clash. soon also oombng ub— merits in the clash. soon also oombng ub, oo— merits in the clash. soon also coming up, as it's— merits in the clash. soon also coming up, as it's revealed the babo— coming up, as it's revealed the bobo bubon— coming up, as it's revealed the late queen described harry and mogbou-o— late queen described harry and meghan's behaviour as, quote, gube— meghan's behaviour as, quote, gubo mob— meghan's behaviour as, quote, gubbo moo obo— meghan's behaviour as, quote, quite mad and high level discussions— quite mad and high level discussions were held about subbbbug— discussions were held about subbbbug bbob— discussions were held about stripping their titles should the bug— stripping their titles should the king finally wield the axe if the king finally wield the axe b bb— the king finally wield the axe b bbo bou— the king finally wield the axe if his son and— the king finally wield the axe if his son and meghan continue bbob— if his son and meghan continue bbob aback— if his son and meghan continue their attack ? _ if his son and meghan continue their attack ? star— if his son and meghan continue their attack ? j? a their attack? star daily telegraph columnist celia walden gives her take. plus, with five bobbe— gives her take. plus, with five police officers,— gives her take. plus, with five police officers, yes,—

g plus, with five police officers, yes, five robobug — police officers, yes, five robbbug ou— police officers, yes, five raiding an essex pub to seize buo— raiding an essex pub to seize buo bobb— raiding an essex pub to seize two dolls was— raiding an essex pub to seize two dolls was suella braverman ugbb— two dolls was suella braverman ugbb bo— two dolls was suella braverman right to reportedly— two dolls was suella braverman right to reportedly lash out at the right to reportedly lash out at be broo— right to reportedly lash out at the force for— right to reportedly lash out at the force for prioritising bobby— the force for prioritising wobory ovo— the force for prioritising wokery over fighting real crime? boob— wokery over fighting real crime? bboob suoob— wokery over fighting real crime? fleet street legend— wokery over fighting real crime? fleet street legend kelvin- fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie uncanceled to give his unflinching opinion and with plans for 25,000 asylum seekers, set to be housed in crown properties. while figures set to be housed in crown properties . while figures reveal properties. while figures reveal just properties. while figures reveal g-uob zoo— properties. while figures reveal just 250 of— properties. while figures reveal just 250 of some— while figures reveal just 250 of some 45,000 channel mbguubo— just 250 of some 45,000 channel mbguube wee— just 250 of some 45,000 channel migrants were deported from bubon— migrants were deported from bubobu boob— migrants were deported from britain last year, should the government— britain last year, should the government now declare the cube— government now declare the cues o— government now declare the crisis a national— government now declare the crisis a national emergency ? crisis a national emergency? boueuee box— crisis a national emergency? laurence fox investigates. in obe— laurence fox investigates. in the box— laurence fox investigates. in the box rebou— laurence fox investigates. in the fox report and has grief just— the fox report and has grief gueb gone— the fox report and has grief just gone woke— the fox report and has grief just gone woke . �*vybzi; just gone woke. we have to think big really change things. everyone already thinks we're eueb— everyone already thinks we're eueb boo— everyone already thinks we're such bad girls.— everyone already thinks we're such bad girls. watch out, bebboe— such bad girls. watch out, bebboe . — such bad girls. watch out, fellas . it's— such bad girls. watch out, fellas . it's a— such bad girls. watch out, fellas . it's a girl- such bad girls. watch out, fellas . c g 1 g �*vybzi; ”c: fellas. it's a girl game. we're not girls. we're ladies . the not girls. we're ladies. the bubb— not girls. we're ladies. the bbub bobbee— not girls. we're ladies. the bbub boobee .— not girls. we're ladies. the pink ladies . tune- g we're ladies. the pink ladies . tune in to hear my pink ladies. tune in to hear my verge— pink ladies. tune in to hear my veubeb ou— pink ladies. tune in to hear my verdict on that— pink ladies. tune in to hear my verdict on that shocking remake. bogey— verdict on that shocking remake. baby be— verdict on that shocking remake. baby be be— verdict on that shocking remake. later in the show. _ verdict on that shocking remake. later in the show. and— verdict on that shocking remake. later in the show. and as- verdict on that shocking remake. later in the show. and as ever, stay tuned for a first at stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper page tomorrow's newspaper front page

is and a brand is hot off the press and a brand new greatest britain union jack acas the night is acas crown. before the night is out, dan wootton acas crown. before the night is out, let's dan wootton acas crown. before the night is out, let's go jan wootton acas crown. before the night is out, let's go .an wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. happy easter . so great to have your easter. so great to have your company, but we have a normal show for you today. so first up, the show for you today. so first up, be newe— show for you today. so first up, the news with— show for you today. so first up, the news with polly— : so first up, the news with polly middleton bubb— the news with polly middleton bust .— the news with polly middleton bubb- bow— the news with polly middleton first. dan, thank— the news with polly middleton dan, thank you. and good first. dan, thank you. and good eweubug— first. dan, thank you. and good eweubug bo— first. dan, thank you. and good eweubug bo you. — first. dan, thank you. and good evening to you. the— dan, thank you. and good evening to you. the top story boubgbb— evening to you. the top story boubgbb ou— evening to you. the top story boubgbb ob eb— evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news, the white house— tonight on gb news, the white house eoye— tonight on gb news, the white house eoye us— tonight on gb news, the white house says us president joe bboeu— house says us president joe bbbeu be— house says us president joe bbbeu be very— house says us president joe biden is very much looking forward— biden is very much looking forward bo— biden is very much looking forward to visiting northern webbe— forward to visiting northern ireland despite the recent wobeuee— ireland despite the recent violence there. - ireland despite the recent violence there. politicians across northern ireland have condemned— across northern ireland have condemned the— across northern ireland have condemned the attacks on police in condemned the attacks on police be bouoobbewy— condemned the attacks on police in londonderry today. condemned the attacks on police in londonderry today . missiles in londonderry today. missiles buebuobug— in londonderry today. missiles including petrol— in londonderry today. missiles including petrol bombs, were bbrowu— including petrol bombs, were bbrowu ob— including petrol bombs, were bbrowu ob o— including petrol bombs, were thrown at a psni car during an

megab— thrown at a psni car during an illegal anti—republican march . illegal anti—republican march. it illegal anti—republican march. bfobbowe— illegal anti—republican march. it follows warnings of possible obboebe— it follows warnings of possible oboebe ob — it follows warnings of possible attacks on officers today. bower— attacks on officers today. easter monday, raising the bebo— easter monday, raising the terror threat— easter monday, raising the terror threat level in the wegbou— terror threat level in the regbou. bbe— terror threat level in the region. the violence comes ahead of bbebb — region. the violence comes ahead of bbebb subw— region. the violence comes ahead of rishi sunak visit— region. the violence comes ahead of rishi sunak visit to belfast tomorrow when— of rishi sunak visit to belfast tomorrow when he'll be hosting joe tomorrow when he'll be hosting goe bbbeu— tomorrow when he'll be hosting goe bboeu bo— tomorrow when he'll be hosting joe biden to mark— tomorrow when he'll be hosting joe biden to mark the 25th ouuweeow— joe biden to mark the 25th anniversary of— joe biden to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement— anniversary of the good friday agreement .— anniversary of the good friday agreement . well,— anniversary of the good friday agreement . well, some breaking agreement. well, some breaking eombug— agreement. well, some breaking eombbg bo— agreement. well, some breaking news coming to us— agreement. well, some breaking news coming to us within the boob— news coming to us within the boob bour— news coming to us within the boob bow or— news coming to us within the last hour or so— news coming to us within the last hour or so in— news coming to us within the last hour or so in the united swee— last hour or so in the united soooee. bbe— last hour or so in the united states. the man— last hour or so in the united states. the man who shot four beobbe— states. the man who shot four beobbe geog— states. the man who shot four beobbe oeoo bo— states. the man who shot four people dead in the state of beooueby— people dead in the state of kentucky has— people dead in the state of kentucky has been identified as 23 kentucky has been identified as ze yeor— kentucky has been identified as ze yeor obo— kentucky has been identified as 23 year old conor_ kentucky has been identified as 23 year old conor sturgeon . nine 23 year old conor sturgeon. nine beobbe— 23 year old conor sturgeon. nine beobbe wee— 23 year old conor sturgeon. nine people were wounded in the ooooeb— people were wounded in the attack which— people were wounded in the attack which took place at a book— attack which took place at a book bo— attack which took place at a bank in louisville, according to boeob— bank in louisville, according to boeob reboo— bank in louisville, according to local reports. the— bank in louisville, according to local reports. the attacker was a local reports. the attacker was oforme— local reports. the attacker was a former employee of the bank. bbe— a former employee of the bank. bbe bbb — a former employee of the bank. bbe ebb joined— a former employee of the bank. the fbi joined local law enforcement— the fbi joined local law enforcement officers and later eoobbmeo— enforcement officers and later confirmed the— enforcement officers and later confirmed the gunman had been oboe— confirmed the gunman had been eboo oeoo— confirmed the gunman had been eboo oeoo oo— confirmed the gunman had been shot dead at the— confirmed the gunman had been shot dead at the scene . earlier, shot dead at the scene. earlier, beooueby— shot dead at the scene. earlier, kentucky governor— shot dead at the scene. earlier, kentucky governor andy beshear sobe— kentucky governor andy beshear eobo oo— kentucky governor andy beshear eobo ob beoeo— kentucky governor andy beshear said at least one— kentucky governor andy beshear said at least one police officer bog-web— said at least one police officer bog-wee . — said at least one police officer was injured . and— said at least one police officer was injured. and i- said at least one police officer was injured . ': said at least one police officer was injured . ' 2 wig was injured. and i have a very close friend that didn't make it today. close friend that didn't make it today . and i have another close today. and i have another close friend who didn't either, and

one who's at the hospital that i hopeis one who's at the hospital that i hope is going to make it through. i want people to know that while today is a horrific act, i do believe that this is a safe community with officers doing their very best each and every day. and that's what we saw here. well a father whose wife and two daughters were killed in a west bank attack has mourned that his family of seven has now been reduced to four. two british israeli sisters, woyo— two british israeli sisters, woyo obo— two british israeli sisters, maya and rina, who were 20 and 15 maya and rina, who were 20 and b yeore— maya and rina, who were 20 and b yeore obo— maya and rina, who were 20 and 15 years old, were— maya and rina, who were 20 and 15 years old, were killed when obeb— 15 years old, were killed when obeb eo— 15 years old, were killed when their car was— 15 years old, were killed when their car was targeted by a euebeeoeo— their car was targeted by a suspected palestinian gunman on buoy.— suspected palestinian gunman on buboy. bbeb— suspected palestinian gunman on friday. their mother, lucy dee , friday. their mother, lucy dee, wbo— friday. their mother, lucy dee, wbo wo— friday. their mother, lucy dee, who was travelling with her bougboere— who was travelling with her oougboere ,— who was travelling with her daughters , was— who was travelling with her daughters , was airlifted to daughters, was airlifted to boebboob— daughters, was airlifted to hospital but— daughters, was airlifted to hospital but died from her bog-ubee— hospital but died from her injuries earlier— hospital but died from her injuries earlier on today. beroeb— injuries earlier on today. israeli forces— injuries earlier on today. israeli forces are still trying to israeli forces are still trying oo boob— israeli forces are still trying to track down— israeli forces are still trying to track down the gunman . here to track down the gunman. here are thousands— to track down the gunman. here are thousands of— to track down the gunman. here are thousands of junior doctors wbu— are thousands of junior doctors wbu bobbe— are thousands of junior doctors will strike for— are thousands of junior doctors will strike for the— are thousands of junior doctors will strike for the next four boys— will strike for the next four boys bo— will strike for the next four days in what's— will strike for the next four days in what's being described as days in what's being described oe obe— days in what's being described oe obe mobb— days in what's being described as the most disruptive industrial— as the most disruptive industrial action in nhs bbebowy— industrial action in nhs history. members of the british

webbeob— history. members of the british medical association will walk out medical association will walk ouobor— medical association will walk ouoboroe— medical association will walk out for 96 hours— medical association will walk out for 96 hours from tomorrow. bbeybe — out for 96 hours from tomorrow. bbeybe oewog— out for 96 hours from tomorrow. they're asking for— out for 96 hours from tomorrow. they're asking for a 35% pay wee— they're asking for a 35% pay oo— they're asking for a 35% pay oo bebo— they're asking for a 35% pay rise to help resolve the recruitment— rise to help resolve the recruitment and retention ebb.— recruitment and retention wus— recruitment and retention crisis. nhs england says emergency— crisis. nhs england says emergency care will be prioritised— emergency care will be prioritised during the strike, but prioritised during the strike, buo obey-re— prioritised during the strike, but they're warning up to ebbooo — but they're warning up to 350,000 appointments could be eooeebbeo— 350,000 appointments could be cancelled and _ 350,000 appointments could be cancelled and lastly, new oeoobbe— cancelled and lastly, new details have— cancelled and lastly, new details have been unveiled about the details have been unveiled about we bog-e— details have been unveiled about the king's coronation on may the emb— the king's coronation on may the sixth, including— the king's coronation on may the sixth, including the procession wouoe— sixth, including the procession wouoe obrougb— sixth, including the procession route through central london , route through central london, bbog— route through central london, wbog cbouee— route through central london, king charles and— route through central london, king charles and the queen cooeow— king charles and the queen consort will— king charles and the queen consort will travel to westminster abbey in a newly mooerobeeo— westminster abbey in a newly modernised air— westminster abbey in a newly modernised air conditioned state eooeb— modernised air conditioned state eooeb wbbeb— modernised air conditioned state coach, which also— modernised air conditioned state coach, which also has electric wbooowe— coach, which also has electric wbooowe .— coach, which also has electric windows . the— coach, which also has electric windows . the newly crowned king windows. the newly crowned king and windows. the newly crowned king oob gueeo— windows. the newly crowned king ooo gueeo wbu— windows. the newly crowned king and queen will then ride in a mueb— and queen will then ride in a mueb bese— and queen will then ride in a much less comfortable golden eowboeg— much less comfortable golden carriage, first— much less comfortable golden carriage, first used in 1831 on web— carriage, first used in 1831 on ooeb oeuooo— carriage, first used in 1831 on their return journey, crown jewels— their return journey, crown gewebe ueeo— their return journey, crown jewels used in— their return journey, crown jewels used in the coronation boebuoe— jewels used in the coronation boebuoe obe— jewels used in the coronation include the sovereign sceptre, wbo— include the sovereign sceptre, with camilla— include the sovereign sceptre, with camilla holding the queen cooeow-e— with camilla holding the queen cooeooo-e oob— with camilla holding the queen consort's rod controversy made boro— consort's rod controversy made from wooy— consort's rod controversy made from wooy .— consort's rod controversy made from ivory . you're— consort's rod controversy made from ivory . you're up to date on

from ivory. you're up to date on tv from ivory. you're up to date on w ooboe— from ivory. you're up to date on tv online dab+_ from ivory. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the ouoe— tv online dab+ radio and on the ouoe bo— tv online dab+ radio and on the ouoe bo obo— tv online dab+ radio and on the ouoe bo obb wbo— tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app with gb news. back oo— tune in app with gb news. back oo boo— tune in app with gb news. back now to dan wootton. tonight . now to dan wootton. tonight. big— now to dan wootton. tonight. bbg beco— now to dan wootton. tonight. big tech mainstream media and boooeobeouy— big tech mainstream media and pathetically weak— big tech mainstream media and pathetically weak left wing bobobebooe— pathetically weak left wing politicians like _ pathetically weak left wing politicians like keir starmer bowe— politicians like keir starmer have conspired— politicians like keir starmer have conspired to try and convince us for- have conspired to try and convince us for too long that obe— convince us for too long that we ogooe— convince us for too long that we ogooe ob— convince us for too long that the rights of biological women boo-o— the rights of biological women don't matter. _ the rights of biological women don't matter. that— the rights of biological women don't matter. g 2 don't matter. that biological reality should be ignored, and that standing up for basic rights of the mothers, sisters, wives and daughters in our lives makes us somehow backward. dinosaurs who don't believe in the rights of trans people to live equally fulfilling and safe lives. but finally , we've had lives. but finally, we've had enough because they are laughing at us now for the decision of nike to make the so—called trans influencer dylan mulvaney, one

of the paid faces of its women's sportswear range . even though he sportswear range. even though he has a male body, including full genitalia. well let's be honest, it's a bridge too far. the valiant women's rights campaigner, olympic medallist sharron davies, whose own successful career has been blighted for standing up for what's right, spoke for the majority . obe. as the storm majority. obe. as the storm erupt over the weekend when only 1% of the us sponsored dollar in the whole of the usa goes to actual females in sport. you know , it just seems z“ you know , it just seems like know, it just seems like boeoobby— know, it just seems like literally like _ know, it just seems like literally like a kick in the oeeoo— literally like a kick in the teeth constantly. it's just this oooob— teeth constantly. it's just this total disdain— teeth constantly. it's just this total disdain that that women are total disdain that that women bebog— total disdain that that women are being treated with to at the oooooeoo— are being treated with to at the oooooeoo oob— are being treated with to at the moment, and particularly in the wood— moment, and particularly in the wood of— moment, and particularly in the wood of oboe,— moment, and particularly in the world of sport, where physiology mobee— world of sport, where physiology mobee eo— world of sport, where physiology makes so much— world of sport, where physiology makes so much difference. so the ooby— makes so much difference. so the ooby woy— makes so much difference. so the ooby woy we— makes so much difference. so the ooby woy we coo— makes so much difference. so the only way we can actually make obese— only way we can actually make these companies— only way we can actually make these companies make these companies and make goweroooeoeo— these companies and make governments-to. these companies and make- governments-to boycott governments listen is to boycott wbo— governments listen is to boycott

wboo-woueo— governments listen is to boycott wboo-wobbeo. — governments listen is to boycott with-wallet . look,- governments listen is to boycott with wallet . z“ 2 with our wallet. look, in case you— with our wallet. look, in case you haven't caught up with this madness , let me show you who madness, let me show you who nike wants to pay to promote its product over the most talented sportswomen in the world. day one of being a girl and i have already cried three times. i wrote a scathing email uizinzi; 2 i wrote a scathing email that i obo— wrote a scathing email that i we oob— wrote a scathing email that i did not send. _ wrote a scathing email that i did not send. i— wrote a scathing email that i did not send. 22 wrote a scathing email that i did not send. 2 ”22 2 did not send. i ordered dresses onune did not send. i ordered dresses online that i couldn't afford, and then when someone asked me how i was, i said i'm fine. when i wasn't fine. day three of being a girl and i've already become a bimbo. the bimbos are bimbo. i forgot that my crotch doesn't look like other women's crotches sometimes because mine doesn't look like a little barbie pocket. normal lies the bulge. women can have bulges and boobe— bulge. women can have bulges and ooooe oboy. — bulge. women can have bulges and ooooe oboy. just— bulge. women can have bulges and ooooe oboy. guoo o— bulge. women can have bulges and thats okay. just a reminder- 3 women can have bulges and thats okay. “22” thats okay. just a reminder that people of all genders use tampons , not just women. anybody tampons, not just women. anybody need a tampon ? in europe, girls need a tampon? in europe, girls don't wear bras. if you run into me oo obe— don't wear bras. if you run into me on the street,— don't wear bras. if you run into me on the street, say- 22“ 2 if you run into me on the street, say hi. 222“ 2 if you run into me on the street, say hi. 22 me on the street, say hi. i'll bowe— me on the street, say hi. i'll bowe o— me on the street, say hi. i'll have a tampon— me on the street, say hi. i'll have a tampon for- me on the street, say hi. 22 z“ love me on the street, say hi. i'll- have a tampon for you. love you . but the intolerant—

have a tampon for you. love you . but the intolerant and- 322“ love you . but the intolerant and violent oob— . but the intolerant and violent oob gube— . but the intolerant and violent and quite frankly— . but the intolerant and violent and quite frankly , evil forces and quite frankly, evil forces on and quite frankly, evil forces oo obe— and quite frankly, evil forces oo ooe boro— and quite frankly, evil forces on the hard left— and quite frankly, evil forces on the hard left trying to shut oowo— on the hard left trying to shut down women like— on the hard left trying to shut down women like jk rowling from ebeowog— down women like jk rowling from ebeobbog ouo— down women like jk rowling from speaking out against this ooooeeeo— speaking out against this madness becomes more shocking by the madness becomes more shocking by we boy. — madness becomes more shocking by we boy. over— madness becomes more shocking by the day. over the— madness becomes more shocking by the day. 2 the day. over the weekend, the us swimmer rylie gaines , whose us swimmer rylie gaines, whose own ncaa career suffered after she was forced to compete and share a changing room with her trans competitor, leah thomas was physically attacked physically attacked on a university campus in san francisco for you guessed it, speaking up for the rights of biological women in sports . biological women in sports. trans rights . nortje kim rye trans rights. nortje kim rye utterly despicable . and riley utterly despicable. and riley will be here later in the show for a uk exclusive interview about that horrifying experience. but this is becoming all too common. it's a similar attack to the one suffered by

kelly keene in new zealand last month. so the message is clear now from the left wing gender extremists speak up for science and speak up for the sanctity of women via women's only spaces as speak up for the preservation of women's sport. but speak up against male rapists in women's prisons . against male rapists in women's prisons. speak up for any of that , and prisons. speak up for any of that, and we're going to silence you. they are coming for these brave women's reputations , brave women's reputations, careers and their ability to speak. careers and their ability to speak . but we must not let them speak. but we must not let them . and that's why on this show , . and that's why on this show, as a man, i proudly platform every day the women brave enough to stare down the likes of nick and dylan mulvaney to say women have worked far too hard to be erased by this woke insanity. but to respond now, my superstar panel but to respond now, my superstar panel, political commentator suzanne evans, senior reporter

at the eye newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy . commentator belinda de lucy. belinda, this dylan mulvaney hiring by nike, it feels like maybe a bridge too far. maybe they have pushed their luck because they're taking the piss out of us now, aren't they ? i out of us now, aren't they? i think nike have made- think nike have made their boeboboo— think nike have made their boeboboo very— think nike have made their position very clear. they eoooobboo— position very clear. they champion woke misogyny. they eoooobboo— champion woke misogyny. they eoooobboo obe— champion woke misogyny. they champion the mockery of women . champion the mockery of women. woo— champion the mockery of women. aoo bor— champion the mockery of women. aoo for boob— champion the mockery of women. and for that reason— champion the mockery of women. and for that reason , i don't and for that reason, i don't oobob— and for that reason, i don't think anyone— and for that reason, i don't think anyone should buy anything boro— think anyone should buy anything from web— think anyone should buy anything from them while— think anyone should buy anything from them while they're doing boob.— from them while they're doing boob. vou— from them while they're doing that. you know,— from them while they're doing that. you know, dylan isn't just at that. you know, dylan isn't just ob o— that. you know, dylan isn't just at a proclaiming— that. you know, dylan isn't just at a proclaiming to be a trans woman. he has— at a proclaiming to be a trans woman. he has made a career at a proclaiming to be a trans woman . he has made a career out woman. he has made a career out of oooewog— woman. he has made a career out of mocking women. _ woman. he has made a career out of mocking women. he parades oouoo— of mocking women. he parades oouoo woe— of mocking women. he parades oouoo bbe o— of mocking women. he parades around like a ditzy bimbo for ebog— around like a ditzy bimbo for ebog over— around like a ditzy bimbo for sing over himself. i can't run. i sing over himself. i can't run. . ooo-o— sing over himself. i can't run. i can't think. _ sing over himself. i can't run. i can't think. i— sing over himself. i can't run. i can't think. i cry- sing over himself. i can't run. i can't think. 23 i can't think. i cry all the time. and it is. and that's what hugely derogatory , is it, dylan? hugely derogatory, is it, dylan? that's what it means to be exoeoby. — that's what it means to be exoeoby. so— that's what it means to be exactly. so this- that's what it means to be exactly. so this is- that's what it means to be exactly. g 2 exactly. so this is a grotesque parody of womanhood. womanhood is by logical, historical. it's

tangible , and it's 22 2 z“ 2 it's tangible , and it's about what tangible, and it's about what boobee— tangible, and it's about what our bodies go— tangible, and it's about what our bodies go through from beoooe— our bodies go through from beoooe oo— our bodies go through from periods to giving birth to miscarriages— periods to giving birth to miscarriages the menopause. miscarriages to the menopause. bob— miscarriages to the menopause. bobelwooo— miscarriages to the menopause. this lwhat-all- miscarriages to the menopause. this what all women this is what unites all women oouoo— this is what unites all women oouoo obe— this is what unites all women around the world. _ this is what unites all women around the world. it is not eoebboy— around the world. it is not eoebboy bor— around the world. it is not cosplay for men, but nick and bug— cosplay for men, but nick and bub woe— cosplay for men, but nick and bud like light— cosplay for men, but nick and bud like light and other eooooobbee— bud like light and other companies in- bud like light and other companies in the uk like lush, woo— companies in the uk like lush, woo boobed— companies in the uk like lush, who handed out— companies in the uk like lush, who handed out binders to breast ooooogbog— who handed out binders to breast damaging binders— who handed out binders to breast damaging binders to girls like the damaging binders to girls like we booby— damaging binders to girls like we booy boob— damaging binders to girls like the body shop who got involved in the body shop who got involved bo obe— the body shop who got involved bo ooe wo— the body shop who got involved in the war against— the body shop who got involved in the war against jk rowling woe— in the war against jk rowling bbe booobox— in the war against jk rowling like tampax now is having men woo— like tampax now is having men woo boeooby— like tampax now is having men who identify as— like tampax now is having men who identify as women promote oooobooe. — who identify as women promote oooobooe. wo— who identify as women promote tampons. it's insane- who identify as women promote tampons. 2 it's tampons. it's insane. it's oboooeo— tampons. it's insane. it's almost like— tampons. it's insane. it's almost like a— tampons. 2 it's almost like a dystopia, but it's boereobbby— almost like a dystopia, but it's incredibly albie_ almost like a dystopia, but it's incredibly albie derogatory ooworoe— incredibly albie derogatory towards women making us like woo— towards women making us like woo ob— towards women making us like some kind of costume that we're not some kind of costume that we're ooo eeo— some kind of costume that we're ooo reob. — some kind of costume that we're not even real. and— some kind of costume that we're not even real. and if- some kind of costume that we're not even real. ' �*" z“ some kind of costume that we're not even real. ' “2 �*" z“ “22 not even real. and if women had is a costume, we have no rights or protection . owens and suzanne or protection. owens and suzanne evans, the evans, i think one of the reasons this is nick reasons why this is nick decision has gone down so badly is because there's already such disrespect for female sportswomen , such sportswomen, such a misunderstanding about what our incredible female sportswomen have to go through because female sportswomen have to deal

with periods they have to deal with periods they have to deal with having breasts , which can with having breasts, which can be incredibly difficult in certain sports. and then you've got certain sports. and then you've goo o— certain sports. and then you've goo o bloke— certain sports. and then you've got a bloke saying— 2 z“ and then you've got a bloke saying akua . got a bloke saying akua. aebuobby— got a bloke saying akua. actually, no. _ got a bloke saying akua. actually, no. i- got a bloke saying akua. actually, no. i could model your eboweweor— actually, no. i could model your sportswear even— actually, no. i could model your sportswear even though i have bubb— sportswear even though i have bub boobe— sportswear even though i have full male genitalia. it makes no ._ full male genitalia. it makes no sense. i mean, what- full male genitalia. it makes no sense. i mean, what belinda just said was absolutely spot on. i can't better that. belinda what a what a great thing to say. i just feel sick watching that video, you know? here you've got a fully grown man who is pretending to be not just a woman but as far as i can tell, woman, but as far as i can tell, from i've seen of his post from what i've seen of his post on instagram he's on instagram and twitter, he's pretending girl pretending to be a little girl and this and he's behaving in this stereotype ethical way that he thinks little girls behave. i mean, is sick when you think mean, it is sick when you think about what women have had to fight for the centuries and fight for over the centuries and what we still have to fight for, not so much in this country. well, perhaps we're having to now this take over by by now with this take over by by these kind of trans minority motty lobbyists . when you motty rights lobbyists. when you think about what still needs to be done for the emancipation of women worldwide, and here is

this jumped up stupid little idiot who knows nothing about womanhood and doesn't have a clue and being picked to represent these these companies as some kind of completely bimbo esque insanity of womanhood . it esque insanity of womanhood. it absolutely really does make me feel quite sick , really. and i feel quite sick, really. and i think it's interesting because you know, in a sense, it's an age old problem. for centuries , age old problem. for centuries, women have been told what to do by society, by religion. this is no different. the misogyny is still there. it'sjust no different. the misogyny is still there. it's just now that women are being told what to do by the minority rights lobby. and unfortunately, just as with in religion is, we still have women now who are prepared to buy into it and promote their own subjugation. i think that's the thing i find hardest, the religion. i mean, benjamin , religion. i mean, benjamin, youe— religion. i mean, benjamin, you-e beeo— ”22 2 i mean, benjamin, you've been described as the wobebeo— you've been described as the wobebeo oooo— you've been described as the wokeist man in— you've been described as the wokeist man in britain. so do you— wokeist man in britain. so do you eubbooo— wokeist man in britain. so do you support dylan mulvaney booooobog— you support dylan mulvaney promoting nick— you support dylan mulvaney promoting nick women as eboweweow— promoting nick women as sportswear? i— promoting nick women as sportswear? i mean, look , when sportswear? i mean, look, when people— sportswear? i mean, look, when beobbe oou— sportswear? i mean, look, when beobbe oou me— sportswear? i mean, look, when people call me the— sportswear? i mean, look, when people call me the wokeist man in people call me the wokeist man bo bebobo—

people call me the wokeist man bo gm... ._ people call me the wokeist man in britain, i say,— people call me the wokeist man in britain, i say, please don't assume my gender. do you know the truth is that if anything is cancel culture, it is that monologue which we've just heard from you to dictate what other people who you've never met. and i'm not saying never dylan wuwooey— and i'm not saying never dylan mulvaney should— and i'm not saying never dylan mulvaney should be cancelled or boob— mulvaney should be cancelled or boob obgoo— mulvaney should be cancelled or that night should— mulvaney should be cancelled or that night should be cancelled. i'm that night should be cancelled. b-oo eoybog— that night should be cancelled. b-oo eoybog boob— that night should be cancelled. i'm saying that people should exercise their— i'm saying that people should exercise their right to disagree wbo — exercise their right to disagree woo woo— exercise their right to disagree with what this— exercise their right to disagree with what this man and what this eooobooy— with what this man and what this eooobooy be— with what this man and what this eooobooy be geog— with what this man and what this company is doing. well, this beoo— company is doing. well, this beoo be— company is doing. well, this beoeoo be oob— company is doing. well, this person is not a— company is doing. well, this person is not a man. they're a woman and non—binary. those are the woman and non—binary. those are be two— woman and non—binary. those are the two identities— woman and non—binary. those are the two identities they use and bowe— the two identities they use and oowe booe— the two identities they use and have done for— the two identities they use and have done for many years. okay. so have done for many years. okay. so boeo — have done for many years. okay. so boeo youe— have done for many years. okay. so then you're a— have done for many years. okay. so then you're a transfer. so eooltueb— so then you're a transfer. so can ijust clarify— so then you're a transfer. so can ijust clarify ,- so then you're a transfer. so can just clarify , can i just can i just clarify, can i just goofy— can i just clarify, can i just goofy-boo — can i just clarify, can i just clarify -for. i'm- can i just clarify, can i just clarify for. i'm sorry, clarify that for. i'm sorry, but youe— clarify that for. i'm sorry, but you-e tubb— clarify that for. i'm sorry, but you've just said— clarify that for. i'm sorry, but you've just said he's not a man. voue— you've just said he's not a man. woue boybog— you've just said he's not a man. woeub bybog bo— you've just said he's not a man. you're trying to that he's you're trying to say that he's two— you're trying to say that he's two-non—binary- you're trying to say that he's two non—binary and two genders, non—binary and a ooo— two genders, non—binary and a ooo booe— two genders, non—binary and a ooo booe ooo— two genders, non—binary and a and trans and before that ooo—bbooby— and trans and before that non—binary is— and trans and before that non—binary is trans. that's wbebe— non—binary is trans. that's woeoe you-e— non—binary is trans. that's where you're neither male nor beooobe. — where you're neither male nor beooobe. be— where you're neither male nor beooobe. be o— where you're neither male nor female. be a gay— where you're neither male nor female. 22; female. be a gay man. i mean, i'm slightly torn on this because that is up to that person. you had never heard of mem— person. you had never heard of boeoo uobb— person. you had never heard of boeoo uobb o— person. you had never heard of them until a week— “ you had never heard of them until a week ago. you've oeweo—boey- them until a week ago. you've never—they have. them until a week ago. you've never they have no never met them. they have no consequence-life.- never met them. they have no consequence life. and never met them. they have no con truth nce life. and never met them. they have no con truth ncothat life. and never met them. they have no con truth ncothat li1 here id the truth is that sitting here bybog—

the truth is that sitting here trying lcriticise - the truth is that sitting here trying criticise an attack as trying to criticise an attack as soowoo— trying to criticise an attack as sharron davies,— trying to criticise an attack as sharron davies, the swimmer, did in sharron davies, the swimmer, did to your— sharron davies, the swimmer, did to your oooboge— sharron davies, the swimmer, did in your package, nick, for eeoobog— in your package, nick, for sending product to this sending the product to this beoeoo— sending the product to this person-well,- sending the product to thisi person.-well, i'm person. to where? well, i'm booby— person. to where? well, i'm sorry ,— person. to where? well, i'm sorry , bub— person. to where? well, i'm sorry , but people wear sorry, but people can wear woobeweb— sorry, but people can wear whatever—likej sorry, but people can wear. whatever—like in sorry, but people can wear- whatever_like in a whatever clothes they like in a bee—boow- whatever clothes they like in a bee—boow b- whatever clothes they like in a free _ know, if you i free society. you know, if you say— free society. you know, if you boy-boob,— free society. you know, if you boy-boob, boob— free society. you know, if you say -that, that ,- free society. you know, if you say that, that , that she say that, that, that, that she ooo-b— say that, that, that, that she can't wear that,— say that, that, that, that she can't wear that, then can a woman not buy— can't wear that, then can a woman not buy an oversized tumbeo— woman not buy an oversized tuoobeo boob— woman not buy an oversized jumper that was— woman not buy an oversized jumper that was intended for a moo— jumper that was intended for a ._ jumper that was intended for a . ooeoo— jumper that was intended for a man? i mean, where does this go? it's man? i mean, where does this go? be preposterous.— man? i mean, where does this go? it's preposterous. if— man? i mean, where does this go? it's preposterous. if dylan had booe— it's preposterous. if dylan had oboe—oboe- it's preposterous. if dylan had done other group, it's preposterous. if dylan hadi done _other group, if done this to any other group, if he done this to any other group, if be-oooebeo— done this to any other group, if he-mocked and— done this to any other group, if he mocked and done a he had mocked and done a goobeegue— he had mocked and done a grotesque parody of a chinese ob— grotesque parody of a chinese of oo— grotesque parody of a chinese man of an indian— grotesque parody of a chinese man of an indian man, and it's oob—bobby- not the worst. it totally is characteristic support the liberal would have been up liberal left would have been up in trying to cancel him, in arms trying to cancel him, but it's women and but because it's women and girls, left couldn't girls, the liberal left couldn't give flamingo. would give a flying flamingo. would you him if he give a flying flamingo. would you-him if he was- give a flying flamingo. would. you-him if he was doing you support him if he was doing bobbe— you support him if he was doing bobee-oobog— you support him if he was doing this?-doing this- this? if he was doing this ebeoeobybe— this? if he was doing this stereotype -of- this? if he was doing this stereotype of black stereotype parody of black beobbee — stereotype parody of black pebble? -y°u- stereotype parody of black people? 222“ 2 stereotype parody of black people? -you don't people stereotype parody of black peofare -you don't people stereotype parody of black peofare trans you don't people stereotype parody of black peofare trans racialon't people stereotype parody of black peofare trans racial . this people who are trans racial. this person is not. what's- ”22 this person is not. what's the. boob.— person is not. what's the. boot. woy— person is not. what's the. yeah, why not?— person is not. what's the. yeah, why not? why- person is not. what's the. - yeah, why not? why not? because if that's how they— yeah, why not? why not? because if that's how they feel— yeah, why not? why not? because if that's how they feel on- 2/22“ to“; “27 w2“; “27 because if that's how they feel on the bobeboeo— if that's how they feel on the internet, because _ if that's how they feel on the internet, because only in their web— internet, because only in their boeb bu— internet, because only in their their ill intentioned buffoon woubo— their ill intentioned buffoon woubo boobe— their ill intentioned buffoon would make those claims. ' 2 their ill intentioned buffoon would make those claims. ' “2 would make those claims. and the bubb— would make those claims. and the butt of— would make those claims. and the butt of be— would make those claims. and the truth of the truth always when you have when you have sharron davies that calling for boycotts

of nike because of this, who is she to say what other people can and can't tell you who she is? okay. i'll tell she who she is. she's like some kind of mother telling people to cover themselves amazing themselves up. amazing silver medallist the way, medallist who, by the way, should gold if it should have won the gold if it wasn't for all the disgusting wasn't for all of the disgusting doping that went in the doping that went on in the 19805. doping that went on in the 1980s. so that's who she is. number a role model. number one, she's a role model. she who has she is a woman who has for a long stood for female long time stood up for female sportswomen who cannot get sponsorship from companies like nike and is looking at good men giving money to this trans woman who doesn't have female genhaua. who doesn't have female genitalia . and she's got an genitalia. and she's got an issue with it. so what? people can wear the clothes they like . can wear the clothes they like. you claim to be a libertarian by the way. and yet here you are enforcing cancel culture of what shape clothing someone wears, of what piece of material is trying to cancel. they're selling you eubboobog— to cancel. they're selling you eubboobog o— 22 they're selling you supporting a boycott of nike as sbowoo— supporting a boycott of nike as sharron davies— supporting a boycott of nike as sharron davies stated, breasts. so sharron davies stated, breasts. so wbobe b-e— sharron davies stated, breasts. so what? it's insane.- sharron davies stated, breasts. 7 it's insane. it does so what? it's insane. it does oob— so what? it's insane. it does oob eooubo— so what? it's insane. it does oob eooubo go— so what? it's insane. it does not should go to— so what? it's insane. it does not should go to a- 7 it's insane. it does not should go to a woman. what effect— not should go to a woman. what effect does— not should go to a woman. what effect does that— not should go to a woman. what effect does that have on you in

oooboeb— effect does that have on you in another context?— effect does that have on you in another context? some women boob.— another context? some women boob. — another context? some women boob. b— another context? some women don't. if women— another context? some women don't. if women don't- another context? some women don't. �*7 z“ 22“ 2 don't. if women don't wear bras , the man britain , the wokeist man in britain would probably saying, you would probably be saying, you know, you've got role a know, if you've got a role in a film somebody the actor's film for somebody the actor's got be gay. but yet it's okay got to be gay. but yet it's okay for got to be gay. but yet it's okay bob—bo— got to be gay. but yet it's okay boo—to ob— got to be gay. but yet it's okay boo—to to ob- for somebody to rip off womanhood— for somebody to rip off womanhood in this way. and boob-e— womanhood in this way. and boob-e woob— womanhood in this way. and that's what he's— womanhood in this way. and that's what he's doing you that's what he's doing. you boow— that's what he's doing. you| boow—bobob. that's what he's doing. you- know,_point. she know, what a great point. she oboboobog— know, what a great point. she claiming anything. know, what a great point. shel claiming-anything. she's claiming to be anything. she's just trying to live her- claiming to be anything. she's just trying to live her life- “2 “2 she's just trying to live her life as beoeeb. — just trying to live her life as herself. -the- just trying to live her life as herself. -the truth- just trying to live her life as herself. �*7 herself. and the truth is, if you saying that, then you start saying that, then tell me, do draw me, where else do you draw the line of cloth are line on what shape of cloth are other beings it other human beings can wear it is cancel culture, not at all. other human beings can wear it is you:el culture, not at all. other human beings can wear it is you are ulture, not at all. other human beings can wear it is you are ature, not at all. other human beings can wear it is you are a hypocrite at all. other human beings can wear it is you are a hypocrite . all. other human beings can wear it is you are a hypocrite . you and you are a hypocrite. you think dylan mulvaney is a woman? yes, because she says she has many years. benjamin oh, come on, many years. benjamin oh, come beotooobo. — many years. benjamin oh, come on, benjamin. sorry— many years. benjamin oh, come on, benjamin. sorry .- benjamin oh, come on, benjamin. g g benjamin oh, come on, benjamin. 2 2 on, benjamin. sorry. who did you just call a cisgender man? yes, you . it means you're born a man you. it means you're born a man and are still a man. but i tell you what, you might be a cis gendered man, but you're no libertarian when you're trying to control people to control what other people talking gobbledegook. benjamin down saying talking gobbledegook. benjamin down-saying people- talking gobbledegook. benjamini down-saying people have down was just saying people have the down was just saying people have toe-eoooee— down was just saying people have the-choose whether- down was just saying people have the choose whether or the right to choose whether or not the right to choose whether or oob bo — the right to choose whether or oob to buy— the right to choose whether or oob bo buy-o— the right to choose whether or not to buy a sexist not to buy from a sexist woke, oobeogyobeb— not to buy from a sexist woke,j misogynist_mike misogynist company like mike wbbe. — misogynist company like mike wbbe. web.— misogynist company like mike wbbe. web. ._ misogynist company like mike nike. well, i tell— misogynist company like mike nike. 322222 misogynist company like mike nike. well, i tell you what, when when people of my when people when people of my view, if they say that you

shouldn't company shouldn't go to a company because would because let's say it would be racist, you'd racist, i tell you what, you'd sit a monologue sit there and do a monologue complaining and you complaining about it. and you talked who was talked about that person who was attacked the attacked standing up for the women do ever women in your life. do you ever back girls for the back women and girls for the female sportswomen who have been ignored by night for so many years because of their throwing money dylan mulvaney, start money at dylan mulvaney, start standing up for them. yeah, i'll do that. when you start criticising tate criticising andrew tate i criticised. i'd do that. he ooeeob— criticised. i'd do that. he ooeeob oo— criticised. i'd do that. he doesn't do and- criticised. i'd do that. he doesn't do and i- 2” 2 2 2 i'd do that. he doesn't do and i don't like booeb— doesn't do and i don't like booeb ooo— doesn't do and i don't like panel and they— doesn't do and i don't like panel and they are here all obgbb— panel and they are here all obgob bub— panel and they are here all night but coming up with figures beweobog— night but coming up with figures oeweobog tubb— night but coming up with figures revealing just 250— night but coming up with figures revealing just 250 of some bobbe— revealing just 250 of some 45,000 channel- revealing just 250 of some 45,000 channel migrants were beboweo— 45,000 channel migrants were oeboobeo booo — 45,000 channel migrants were deported from britain last year. sboubu— deported from britain last year. sboubu toe— deported from britain last year. should the government- deported from britain last year. should the government now declare the crisis a national emergency? lawrence fox investigates in the fox report sued by next. with the snp fighting for survival as nicola sturgeon finally breaks her silence on her husband's sensational arrest. should the tories and labour endorse tactical voting to finish off the separatists at the next election? former scottish conservatives leadership candidate michelle ballantyne , candidate michelle ballantyne, editor of the scottish daily express , ben borland, and former

express, ben borland, and former conservative minister edwina currie go head to head on that next. but what think? next. but what do you think? email is email me down at gbnews.uk. is this moment to just finish this the moment to just finish off the snp to actually we off the snp to say actually we should partisan politics to should put partisan politics to one side to save the union vote? in our poll at gb news. we're back.

soon my soon my exclusive interview with the us swimmer attacked by a trans hate mob coming up in just a moment. but first, the clash dumas . and after last week's dumas. and after last week's extra ordinary events, things got much worse for the snp and nicola sturgeon over the weekend. a motorhome believed to be owned by her husband , peter be owned by her husband, peter murrell, was seized from her mother in law's house following the excess mp chief executive's dramatic arrest on wednesday morning. murrell was eventually

released without charge, but investigators continue and serious questions have been raised about how much sturgeon knew and when . the former first knew and when. the former first minister was yesterday forced to finally front up and break her silence about the crisis engulfing her and the party she used to lead . delightfully all used to lead. delightfully all uoobbe— used to lead. delightfully all uoobbe bo— used to lead. delightfully all uoobbe to soy— used to lead. delightfully all unable to say just— 2. 2 2 delightfully all unable to say just now, other booo— unable to say just now, other booo ._ unable to say just now, other than i intend— unable to say just now, other than i intend to— unable to say just now, other than i intend to get on with toe— than i intend to get on with be ooo— than i intend to get on with be ob roy— than i intend to get on with life and my job— than i intend to get on with life and my job as you would expect— life and my job as you would expect roe— life and my job as you would expect me to. — life and my job as you would expect me to. c2“ expect me to. can we ask a couple of questions? 1 or 2? yeah what were— couple of questions? 1 or 2? yeah what were the- 22 2 7 1 or 2? yeah what were the police boobbog— yeah what were the police looking for? _ yeah what were the police looking for? 22 “2 looking for? look, i'm not going to comment on the police investigation, think you investigation, and i think you would to do so . would not expect me to do so. hand on heart . hand on heart. meanwhile, a beeo— hand on heart. meanwhile, a beeb ow— hand on heart. meanwhile, a fresh row has— hand on heart. meanwhile, a fresh row has developed in the cooeewobwe— fresh row has developed in the conservative party— fresh row has developed in the conservative party after their seobbeo— conservative party after their scottish leader,— conservative party after their scottish leader, douglas ross , scottish leader, douglas ross, bobuoobeo— scottish leader, douglas ross, infuriated the _ scottish leader, douglas ross, infuriated the tory party's westminster— infuriated the tory party's westminster hq by suggesting woeoeb— westminster hq by suggesting woeoeb eoubo— westminster hq by suggesting voters could tactically back bobouo— voters could tactically back boboub bo — voters could tactically back labour to help _ voters could tactically back labour to help topple the snp . labour to help topple the snp. sbeobbog— labour to help topple the snp. sbeobbog bo— labour to help topple the snp. speaking to the— labour to help topple the snp. speaking to the sunday bebegooob— speaking to the sunday telegraph, ross urged people to do telegraph, ross urged people to to woo-e— telegraph, ross urged people to do what's best— telegraph, ross urged people to do what's best for— telegraph, ross urged people to do what's best for the country, ooobog— do what's best for the country, ooobog wbeoe— do what's best for the country, adding where there is the eboogeeb— adding where there is the strongest candidate to beat the swo— strongest candidate to beat the swb-geb— strongest candidate to beat the snp,-get behind- strongest candidate to beat the snp, get behind that snp, you get behind that candidate,— snp, you get behind that candidate, but a tory spokesperson hit back saying

bob— spokesperson hit back saying too be— spokesperson hit back saying this is emphatically not the wew— this is emphatically not the ob— this is emphatically not the of toe— this is emphatically not the view of the conservative party . view of the conservative party. we view of the conservative party. we woob— view of the conservative party. we woob beobbe— view of the conservative party. we want people to vote for conservative _ we want people to vote for conservative candidates wherever boey— conservative candidates wherever bbey oe— conservative candidates wherever they are standing— conservative candidates wherever they are standing as that's the bee— they are standing as that's the beet woy— they are standing as that's the beet woy bo— they are standing as that's the best way to keep— they are standing as that's the best way to keep labour and the swo— best way to keep labour and the swb-bub— best way to keep labour and the swim woob— best way to keep labour and the snp-but what do- best way to keep labour and the snp but what do you think snp out. but what do you think wbo— snp out. but what do you think wbo bougboe— snp out. but what do you think with douglas ross— snp out. but what do you think with douglas ross at odds with bow— with douglas ross at odds with bow-sooubo— with douglas ross at odds with tory-should the- with douglas ross at odds with tory should the conservative tory hq? should the conservative party— tory hq? should the conservative bobby ooo— tory hq? should the conservative party and labour— tory hq? should the conservative party and labour endorse boobeob— party and labour endorse tactical voting- party and labour endorse tactical voting in scotland to bobb— tactical voting in scotland to bobeo ob— tactical voting in scotland to finish off the _ tactical voting in scotland to finish off the snp at the next ebeebooe— finish off the snp at the next election? down _ finish off the snp at the next election? down at gbnews.uk vote in election? down at gbnews.uk vote to ou— election? down at gbnews.uk vote to bobb— election? down at gbnews.uk vote to bob ob— election? down at gbnews.uk vote to bob ob eb— election? down at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb -on- in our poll at gb news on bwbbeb— in our poll at gb news on twitter-but- in our poll at gb news on twitter but debate in our poll at gb news on- twitter-butldebate this, twitter now, but to debate this, to — twitter now, but to debate this, to -bbe — twitter now, but to debate this, i'm -the former- i'm joined by the former seobbeo— i'm joined by the former scottish conservatives leadership _ scottish conservatives leadership candidate michelle bobboobyoe— leadership candidate michelle ballantyne. the— leadership candidate michelle ballantyne. the editor of the seobbeo— ballantyne. the editor of the scottish daily— ballantyne. the editor of the scottish daily express , ben scottish daily express, ben bouooo— scottish daily express, ben borland, and— scottish daily express, ben borland, and the former conservative— borland, and the former conservative minister, edwina cube.— conservative minister, edwina cuwbe. so— conservative minister, edwina cuwbe. so beo— conservative minister, edwina currie. so ben borland, you oebuobby— currie. so ben borland, you actually think— currie. so ben borland, you actually think what douglas ross is actually think what douglas ross be eoybog— actually think what douglas ross be eoybog ooo— actually think what douglas ross is saying has quite— actually think what douglas ross is saying has quite a lot of mem— is saying has quite a lot of ooebb e— is saying has quite a lot of ooebb eves— is saying has quite a lot of merit ? yes i— is saying has quite a lot of merit ? yes i do. merit? yes i do. i think voters in scotland are well used to tactical voting and i don't think he was particularly saying that tory voters should vote for

the labour candidate. i think what he was saying,- the labour candidate. i think what he was saying, as- ” 2 2 2 i think what he was saying, as you've sobe— what he was saying, as you've eobo bee,— what he was saying, as you've said there, was— what he was saying, as you've said there, was that all pro—uk woebeb— said there, was that all pro—uk voters should— said there, was that all pro—uk voters should vote— said there, was that all pro—uk voters should vote for the eboogeeb— voters should vote for the strongest candidate to beat the swo— strongest candidate to beat the swb ooo— strongest candidate to beat the swb ooo boob— strongest candidate to beat the snp and that goes for labour woeoeb— snp and that goes for labour woeoeb bo— snp and that goes for labour voters in those— snp and that goes for labour voters in those seats where the eboogeeb— voters in those seats where the strongest candidate is a tory. boob— strongest candidate is a tory. boob goes— strongest candidate is a tory. boob goee boo— strongest candidate is a tory. that goes for pro—uk voters in boobe— that goes for pro—uk voters in booee eeobe— that goes for pro—uk voters in those seats where _ that goes for pro—uk voters in those seats where the strongest eoooboobe— those seats where the strongest eoooboobe be— those seats where the strongest candidate is a— those seats where the strongest candidate is a lib— those seats where the strongest candidate is a lib dem. so it's oob— candidate is a lib dem. so it's oob oe— candidate is a lib dem. so it's oob oe ebobbe— candidate is a lib dem. so it's not as simple as— candidate is a lib dem. so it's not as simple as saying tories eooubo— not as simple as saying tories eooubo yobe— not as simple as saying tories should vote labour. he was eoybog— should vote labour. he was eoybog boob— should vote labour. he was saying that all— should vote labour. he was saying that all pro—uk voters eooubo— saying that all pro—uk voters eooubo yobe— saying that all pro—uk voters should vote for— saying that all pro—uk voters should vote for the strongest eoooboobe — should vote for the strongest candidate and— should vote for the strongest candidate and this already bobbeoe— candidate and this already bobbeoe bo— candidate and this already bobbeoe to bo— candidate and this already happens in in lots of seats. i bye— happens in in lots of seats. i bye to— happens in in lots of seats. i bye to boot— happens in in lots of seats. i live in east dunbartonshire . live in east dunbartonshire. wbebe— live in east dunbartonshire. where routinely— live in east dunbartonshire. where routinely by no means a lib where routinely by no means a ub bem— where routinely by no means a lib dem supporter but routinely yobe— lib dem supporter but routinely vote for— lib dem supporter but routinely vote for toe— lib dem supporter but routinely vote for the lib— lib dem supporter but routinely vote for the lib dems to beat toe— vote for the lib dems to beat boe swo— vote for the lib dems to beat boe swb .— vote for the lib dems to beat the snp . labour's only scottish the snp. labour's only scottish mp,— the snp. labour's only scottish he, boo— the snp. labour's only scottish he, boo wuwoy— the snp. labour's only scottish mp, ian murray is— the snp. labour's only scottish mp, ian murray is a beneficiary of boobeob— mp, ian murray is a beneficiary of tactical voting— mp, ian murray is a beneficiary of tactical voting and he's put bogebbeb— of tactical voting and he's put bogeboeo o— of tactical voting and he's put together a real— of tactical voting and he's put together a real coalition in bobobuogb— together a real coalition in edinburgh south, where

conservative— edinburgh south, where conservative voters back, back boo— conservative voters back, back boo wuwoy— conservative voters back, back boo wuwoy ooo— conservative voters back, back ian murray and he's got a oootooby— ian murray and he's got a oootooby ob— ian murray and he's got a majority of nearly 12,000. yes. so majority of nearly 12,000. yes. so ooo— majority of nearly 12,000. yes. so ooo b-e— majority of nearly 12,000. yes. so ooo b-e oe— majority of nearly 12,000. yes. so and it's as simple as just eoybog— so and it's as simple as just eoybog b-e— so and it's as simple as just eoybog b-e toe— so and it's as simple as just saying it's the tories. yeah i uooeoebooo— saying it's the tories. yeah i understand what— saying it's the tories. yeah i understand what you're saying. bou— understand what you're saying. boo buwboo— understand what you're saying. and edwina currie,— understand what you're saying. and edwina currie, is— understand what you're saying. and edwina currie, is there- understand what you're saying. and edwina currie, is there not an argument ? look, i know you're an argument? look, i know you're an argument? look, i know you're a true blue tory, edwina, i know you struggle with this concept , you struggle with this concept, but actually, this the one but actually, isn't this the one issue, you know, saving the union? isn't that the one issue thatis union? isn't that the one issue that is more important than saving the tory party at this point? oh, i don't think saving the tory party at this point ? oh, i don't think they point? oh, i don't think they oeeo— point? oh, i don't think they oeeo bo— point? oh, i don't think they oeeo to worry— point? oh, i don't think they need to worry too— “7 oh, i don't think they need to worry too much about boob.— need to worry too much about boob. ._ need to worry too much about boob. . ooeoo— need to worry too much about that. i mean, the— need to worry too much about that. i mean, the snp is doing exbeooeby— that. i mean, the snp is doing extremely good— that. i mean, the snp is doing extremely good job at the moment of eubbog— extremely good job at the moment of eubbog be— extremely good job at the moment of cutting its own— extremely good job at the moment of cutting its own throat and support— of cutting its own throat and support for— of cutting its own throat and support for unionism is on the increase . while— support for unionism is on the increase . while support for increase. while support for independence— increase. while support for independence us i think is now oeoo— independence us i think is now oeoo boo— independence us i think is now oeoo for o— independence us i think is now dead for at least— independence us i think is now dead for at least a— independence us i think is now dead for at least a generation. boob-o— dead for at least a generation. boob-o oob— dead for at least a generation. boob-o not be— dead for at least a generation. that's not the problem.- dead for at least a generation. that's not the problem. i'm- that's not the problem. i'm objecting de—man on principle and in practise. in principle . and in practise. in principle. vou— and in practise. in principle. you eooubo— and in practise. in principle. you should never,— 2“2 “ 2 in principle. you should never, never, never beb— you should never, never, never bebb youb— you should never, never, never tell your woebeb— you should never, never, never tell your voters to _ you should never, never, never tell your voters to vote for oooboeb— tell your voters to vote for oooboeo booby.— tell your voters to vote for another party. because you know wooe— another party. because you know wbobe boey— another party. because you know woobe boey oooy— another party. because you know what? they may just go on doing

boob— what? they may just go on doing boob ooo— what? they may just go on doing boob ooo woob— what? they may just go on doing that and what you— what? they may just go on doing that and what you should be oobog— that and what you should be oobog be— that and what you should be doing is putting— that and what you should be doing is putting your energies ooo— doing is putting your energies ooo youb— doing is putting your energies and your efforts— doing is putting your energies and your efforts into explaining why— and your efforts into explaining woy wobbog— and your efforts into explaining woy wobog boo— and your efforts into explaining why voting for our side is the bee— why voting for our side is the beet bobog— why voting for our side is the best thing, both— why voting for our side is the best thing, both for scotland ooo— best thing, both for scotland ooo bob— best thing, both for scotland ooo for toe— best thing, both for scotland and for the country. for the bobbed— and for the country. for the united kingdom as a whole. but youe— united kingdom as a whole. but you-e gob— united kingdom as a whole. but you-e gob o— united kingdom as a whole. but you've got a practical element were.— you've got a practical element bbebe. ._ you've got a practical element bbebe. . ooeoo— you've got a practical element there. i mean, it's— you've got a practical element there. i mean, it's been webeoooeo— there. i mean, it's been welcomed by- there. i mean, it's been welcomed by people like stephen bboooeb— welcomed by people like stephen bboooeb bob— welcomed by people like stephen kinnock for the— welcomed by people like stephen kinnock for the labour party in booooo— kinnock for the labour party in booooo .— kinnock for the labour party in booooo . boo— kinnock for the labour party in london . and guess why? because london. and guess why? because boboub— london. and guess why? because boboub bobbe— london. and guess why? because labour holds one— london. and guess why? because labour holds one seat, one seat. toe— labour holds one seat, one seat. bbe booee— labour holds one seat, one seat. the tories have— labour holds one seat, one seat. the tories have six.— labour holds one seat, one seat. the tories have six. so it's all to bboy— the tories have six. so it's all to bboy boo— the tories have six. so it's all to bboy too for— the tories have six. so it's all to play for, for labour. labour eoooob— to play for, for labour. labour eoooob oob— to play for, for labour. labour cannot not win— to play for, for labour. labour cannot not win a— to play for, for labour. labour cannot not win a majority in the house— cannot not win a majority in the bouee ob— cannot not win a majority in the house of commons— cannot not win a majority in the house of commons without seats in house of commons without seats to seowooo.— house of commons without seats in scotland. so— house of commons without seats in scotland. so every time a conservative— in scotland. so every time a conservative says- in scotland. so every time a conservative says to somebody in seobbooo,— conservative says to somebody in seobbooo, yobe— conservative says to somebody in scotland, vote labour, they're eoybog — scotland, vote labour, they're eoybog yobe— scotland, vote labour, they're eoybog vote to— scotland, vote labour, they're saying vote in keir starmer someo— saying vote in keir starmer sbobooeo you— saying vote in keir starmer starmer, you know, give him a bit starmer, you know, give him a bb ob— starmer, you know, give him a bb of o— starmer, you know, give him a bb of o bubo— starmer, you know, give him a bit of a push. it's— starmer, you know, give him a bit of a push. it's a big, big, big— bit of a push. it's a big, big, bbg oobebobe— bit of a push. it's a big, big, big mistake. _ bit of a push. it's a big, big, big mistake . ii 2 big mistake. michelle ballantyne, where do you stand ? ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well , i ballantyne, where do you stand? ed well, i think actually i agree with both of them. i mean, one has to understand— 2 i mean, one has to understand what it's bbe— one has to understand what it's bbe bo— one has to understand what it's like in scotland— one has to understand what it's like in scotland when it comes to wobog. — like in scotland when it comes to wobog. b-e— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not— like in scotland when it comes to voting. it's not just about toe— to voting. it's not just about the political— to voting. it's not just about the political party. it's also

oboub— the political party. it's also oboub boob— the political party. it's also about that binary question of eebobobe— about that binary question of eebobobe ob— about that binary question of separate of the— about that binary question of separate of the union and unless you-e— separate of the union and unless yoube bo— separate of the union and unless you're in scotland— separate of the union and unless you're in scotland and you beobby— you're in scotland and you oeobby feeb— you're in scotland and you really feel that— you're in scotland and you really feel that when you go to the really feel that when you go to toe bobbe— really feel that when you go to the polls, when— really feel that when you go to the polls, when you're talking to toe — the polls, when you're talking to the electorate _ the polls, when you're talking to the electorate , it's quite to the electorate, it's quite boro— to the electorate, it's quite bow to— to the electorate, it's quite hard to understand. so there's an assumption— hard to understand. so there's an assumption that people who vote— an assumption that people who vote swo— an assumption that people who vote snp independence and vote snp want independence and it's vote snp want independence and be oob— vote snp want independence and it's not necessarily— vote snp want independence and it's not necessarily true. i woubo— it's not necessarily true. i woubo eoy— it's not necessarily true. i woubo eoy b— it's not necessarily true. i would say if we- it's not necessarily true. i would say if we went to a referendum— would say if we went to a referendum right now, we would ebb— referendum right now, we would ebb yobe— referendum right now, we would ebb vote to — referendum right now, we would still vote to stay— referendum right now, we would still vote to stay part of the bb — still vote to stay part of the bb .— still vote to stay part of the bb . so — still vote to stay part of the bb . so woob— still vote to stay part of the uk . so what we're arguing about uk. so what we're arguing about bere— uk. so what we're arguing about bebe be— uk. so what we're arguing about here is whether— uk. so what we're arguing about here is whether we _ uk. so what we're arguing about here is whether we get rid of ebb— here is whether we get rid of we to— here is whether we get rid of we to toe— here is whether we get rid of snp in the scottish parliament, woeboeo— snp in the scottish parliament, woeboeo we— snp in the scottish parliament, whether we dull— snp in the scottish parliament, whether we dull that constant bob— whether we dull that constant bob oboub— whether we dull that constant talk about separation that we be— talk about separation that we be wbo— talk about separation that we be wbo boy— talk about separation that we live with day in,— talk about separation that we live with day in, day out . and i live with day in, day out. and i book— live with day in, day out. and i bbob toe— live with day in, day out. and i think the idea— live with day in, day out. and i think the idea that tactical wobog— think the idea that tactical wobog ooo— think the idea that tactical voting and douglas ross's eoooooeob— voting and douglas ross's eooboeob be— voting and douglas ross's comment is somehow new is obeobubeby— comment is somehow new is absolutely untrue. it is a eooeboob— absolutely untrue. it is a constant conversation up here ooo— constant conversation up here ooo b— constant conversation up here ooo b be— constant conversation up here and it is constantly done. so if you— and it is constantly done. so if you book— and it is constantly done. so if you look across.— and it is constantly done. so if you look across. douglas ross bboeeb— you look across. douglas ross himself holds— you look across. douglas ross himself holds his— you look across. douglas ross himself holds his seat due to boobeob— himself holds his seat due to tactical voting. _ himself holds his seat due to tactical voting. he's only got a oootooby— tactical voting. he's only got a oootooby ob— tactical voting. he's only got a oootooby of be— tactical voting. he's only got a majority of 513 votes and labour bebbeo— majority of 513 votes and labour bebbeo bbo — majority of 513 votes and labour oebbeo bbo to.— majority of 513 votes and labour helped him in. you've got in bebo— helped him in. you've got in bebb ooo— helped him in. you've got in perth and north— helped him in. you've got in perth and north perthshire, the swo— perth and north perthshire, the

ewe bobb— perth and north perthshire, the snp hold that— perth and north perthshire, the snp hold that seat pete wishart, by 2b— snp hold that seat pete wishart, by 2b oeeb — snp hold that seat pete wishart, by 21 votes. that's— snp hold that seat pete wishart, by 21 votes. that's all it would booe— by 21 votes. that's all it would bobe bo— by 21 votes. that's all it would take to shift— by 21 votes. that's all it would take to shift that— by 21 votes. that's all it would take to shift that seat. i guess woob— take to shift that seat. i guess woob woe— take to shift that seat. i guess woob eo— take to shift that seat. i guess woob eo ,— take to shift that seat. i guess what was so , so— take to shift that seat. i guess what was so , so significant what was so, so significant oboub— what was so, so significant oboub tote— what was so, so significant about this though was actually beobog— about this though was actually beobog toe— about this though was actually hearing the leader of the seobbeo— hearing the leader of the scottish tories- hearing the leader of the scottish tories vocalise eoooebbog— scottish tories vocalise something which as you say , may something which as you say, may bowe— something which as you say, may oowe beeo— something which as you say, may oowe beeo gobog— something which as you say, may have been going on— something which as you say, may have been going on for a long booe— have been going on for a long booe . — have been going on for a long booe . bou— have been going on for a long time . and ben— have been going on for a long time . and ben and- have been going on for a long time . “2 2“2 have been going on for a long time . ' “2 32“ 22“2 time. and ben and look after the events of the past days events of the past few days which have been utterly seismic and utterly devastating , and utterly devastating, certainly for the snp, potentially for the legacy of nicola sturgeon, although only time will tell . do you think time will tell. do you think there's any way the snp can recover before the next election anyway? now . i mean the so far anyway? now. i mean the so far aheadifs anyway? now. i mean the so far ahead it's not a case of they need to recover. i mean the next hotyrood— need to recover. i mean the next holyrood election— need to recover. i mean the next holyrood election isn't- 2 f i mean the next holyrood election isn't till 2026.— holyrood election isn't till 2026. so— holyrood election isn't till 2026. so that's- holyrood election isn't till 2026. so that's a long way off unssss— 2026. so that's a long way off unsles aces— 2026. so that's a long way off unless acas humza yousaf to use a unless acas humza yousaf to use eeelleeulel—

unless acas humza yousaf to use a colloquial expression , grows a a colloquial expression, grows a pal— a colloquial expression, grows a pal enl— a colloquial expression, grows a pal and sells— a colloquial expression, grows a pair and calls a— a colloquial expression, grows a pair and calls a snap election lee— pair and calls a snap election the next— pair and calls a snap election tne next un— pair and calls a snap election the next uk general election is a the next uk general election is e ttttenent— the next uk general election is a different story. _ the next uk general election is a different story. that's next ten— a different story. that's next ten ent— a different story. that's next year and l— a different story. that's next year and i think— a different story. that's next year and i think this is where deletes— year and i think this is where deletes toss— year and i think this is where douglas ross is— year and i think this is where douglas ross is coming from. um, the douglas ross is coming from. um, tne sne— douglas ross is coming from. um, tne snn neve— douglas ross is coming from. um, the snp have 47— douglas ross is coming from. um, the snp have 47 mps at the mement— the snp have 47 mps at the moment .— the snp have 47 mps at the moment . um,— the snp have 47 mps at the moment. um, and the snp have 47 mps at the moment . um, and what the snp have 47 mps at the moment. um, and what pro—uk seets— moment. um, and what pro—uk seets ent— moment. um, and what pro—uk scots and people— moment. um, and what pro—uk scots and people like me who ltve— scots and people like me who ltve un— scots and people like me who ltve up nee— scots and people like me who live up here and— scots and people like me who live up here and are sick and teet— live up here and are sick and ttnet et— live up here and are sick and ttnet et lt— live up here and are sick and tired of it and— live up here and are sick and tired of it and want to do is get— tired of it and want to do is get tnet— tired of it and want to do is get tnet .— tired of it and want to do is get that . down— tired of it and want to do is get that . down to 2 to 20 or so get that. down to 2 to 20 or so tnet— get that. down to 2 to 20 or so tnet neute— get that. down to 2 to 20 or so that would be _ get that. down to 2 to 20 or so that would be result. 2 2 that would be result. it would, it that would be result. it would, tt nettl— that would be result. it would, tt unulu te— that would be result. it would, it would be a huge result. um edwina, can i, can i just ask you about sturgeon at the weekend? you that weekend? did you see that bizarre behaviour in front of the house where she went out there and said, oh, i can't say anything, i'm speaking to anything, but i'm speaking to you of had you anyway? and then sort of had her on her what was her hand on her heart what was going on in what's going on? has sturgeon lost the plot ? what sturgeon lost the plot? what struck me was that- g“ , what struck me was that fluffy suete— struck me was that fluffy sweater that _ struck me was that fluffy sweater that she suddenly stunted— sweater that she suddenly started to — sweater that she suddenly started to wear— sweater that she suddenly started to wear after years and teens— started to wear after years and teens et— started to wear after years and years et seetne— started to wear after years and years of seeing her in margaret tnutenets— years of seeing her in margaret thatcher's suits?— years of seeing her in margaret thatcher's suits? it was really nutte— thatcher's suits? it was really eutte e— thatcher's suits? it was really

qutte e sett— thatcher's suits? it was really qutte u sent et— thatcher's suits? it was really quite a sort of ,_ thatcher's suits? it was really quite a sort of, you thatcher's suits? it was really quite a sort of , you know, a bit quite a sort of, you know, a bit of quite a sort of, you know, a bit et u— quite a sort of, you know, a bit et a tltnl— quite a sort of, you know, a bit et a tltnl at.— quite a sort of, you know, a bit of a blink at. and— quite a sort of, you know, a bit of a blink at. and maybe that tells— of a blink at. and maybe that tells us— of a blink at. and maybe that tells us that— of a blink at. and maybe that tells us that the— of a blink at. and maybe that tells us that the real sturgeon is tells us that the real sturgeon ts ne— tells us that the real sturgeon ts no longer— tells us that the real sturgeon is no longer the— tells us that the real sturgeon is no longer the strong woman tnet— is no longer the strong woman tnut sne— is no longer the strong woman tnut sne wes— is no longer the strong woman tnut sne .— is no longer the strong woman that she was . you— is no longer the strong woman that she was . you know, we're that she was. you know, we're going— that she was. you know, we're going te— that she was. you know, we're getng to see— that she was. you know, we're going to see some— that she was. you know, we're going to see some big changes tne— going to see some big changes tne next— going to see some big changes over the next few— going to see some big changes over the next few years, not lust— over the next few years, not just tn— over the next few years, not just tn tne — over the next few years, not just in the scottish parliament eleettens— just in the scottish parliament eleettens ,— just in the scottish parliament elections , which— just in the scottish parliament elections , which ben has alluded elections, which ben has alluded to , tut— elections, which ben has alluded to , tut tne— elections, which ben has alluded to , but the most— elections, which ben has alluded to , but the most important one to, but the most important one is to, but the most important one ts gene— to, but the most important one ts getng te— to, but the most important one ts getng to te— to, but the most important one is going to be the— to, but the most important one is going to be the general eleetten— is going to be the general election, and— is going to be the general election, and it- is going to be the general election, and it will be a fight not election, and it will be a fight net sleut— election, and it will be a fight not about independence. it'll be tent— not about independence. it'll be tent sleut— not about independence. it'll be fight about how— not about independence. it'll be fight about how well the country is fight about how well the country ts ant— fight about how well the country ts ant ty— fight about how well the country is run. and by the— fight about how well the country is run. and by the country i mean scotland— is run. and by the country i mean scotland and the united ttneten— mean scotland and the united ttngten us— mean scotland and the united ttngten as e— mean scotland and the united kingdom as a whole. one of the tntnes— kingdom as a whole. one of the tntnes tnet— kingdom as a whole. one of the things that the _ kingdom as a whole. one of the things that the snp are rightly enttetset— things that the snp are rightly criticised for— things that the snp are rightly criticised for is— things that the snp are rightly criticised for is what a mess tney— criticised for is what a mess tney neve— criticised for is what a mess they have made— criticised for is what a mess they have made of running all they have made of running all tne sentees— they have made of running all the services in— they have made of running all the services in scotland that tney— the services in scotland that tney neve— the services in scotland that they have responsibility for unten— they have responsibility for under devolution. it shouldn't be tee— under devolution. it shouldn't be too difficult— under devolution. it shouldn't be too difficult for the conservatives and the labour party— conservatives and the labour nutty te— conservatives and the labour party to demolish them on those alone— party to demolish them on those ulene .— party to demolish them on those issues alone . and— party to demolish them on those issues alone . and yet people in issues alone. and yet people in seetlunt— issues alone. and yet people in scotland une— issues alone. and yet people in scotland are highly intelligent. they— scotland are highly intelligent. tney eun— scotland are highly intelligent. tney figure— scotland are highly intelligent. they can figure out for themselves— they can figure out for themselves if- they can figure out for themselves if they want to do teetteul— themselves if they want to do tactical voting, _ themselves if they want to do tactical voting, but very good netnt— tactical voting, but very good point advocating— tactical voting, but very good point advocating it ever . okay. point advocating it ever. okay. tunne— point advocating it ever. okay. edwina currie,— point advocating it ever. okay. edwina currie, former-

edwina currie, former conservative party minister, thank you so much to the former scottish conservatives leadership candidate michelle ballantyne and before that the editor of the scottish daily express great newspaper, ben borland. so who do you agree with with douglas ross at odds with with douglas ross at odds with the conservative hq? should the tories and labour endorse tactical voting to finish off the snp? lou on twitter writes the snp want fake independence because they want independence from the uk, but then they want to join the eu. the scottish people must reject the snp from john inaya fireworks and tactical voting will come back to bite you. and coleman writes no , the snp finish no, the snp will finish themselves on their own themselves off on their own steam. they are doing an excellent job. so far. and your verdict is now in. 70% of you agree that the tories and labour should endorse tactical voting to finish off the snp. 30% of you say they should not. well, really interesting that result coming up after she was violently attacked by a vicious mob of trans extremists. i'll

speak live to riley gaines. the us swimming star who spoke out against her male body competitor, leah thomas . but competitor, leah thomas. but next, with figures revealing just 250 of some 45,000 channel migrants were deported from britain last year. should the government now declare the crisis a national emergency? lawrence fox investigates in the fox report straight after the .

break time now for the fox report, with the actor turned activist laurence fox and the migrant crisis that rishi sunak has pledged to control seems to be worsening by the week . with worsening by the week. with almost a thousand legal migrants arriving on small boats since just last tuesday. the ongoing influx has led to home office officials being offered to find accommodation for a staggering 25,000 migrants from a list of disused crown properties. the

list, which was obtained by the times newspaper , includes around times newspaper, includes around 120 ministry of defence sites and stretches right across the uk. meanwhile bombshell figures have revealed that just 215 of more than 45,000 migrants who crossed the english channel last year were removed from the country. that means that just 0.47% of passengers on small boats in 2022 were actually deported. i'm sorry to tell you , it gets even worse. as an albanian gangster convicted of murder in his home country has been granted legal anonymity after claiming asylum in the uk to protect him from his gangland rivals . batus. so lawrence, with rivals. batus. so lawrence, with the migrant crisis threatening to spiral out of control now, do you think we need to declare this a national emergency. i think it's sort of very sad, dant— think it's sort of very sad, dan, because— think it's sort of very sad, dan, because britain is a very warm, welcoming— dan, because britain is a very warm, welcoming and tolerant country— warm, welcoming and tolerant

eeuntn unt— warm, welcoming and tolerant eeuntn ent ne— warm, welcoming and tolerant country and we we're a genuine refugee— country and we we're a genuine netueee ts— country and we we're a genuine refugee is welcomed. you know, tney— refugee is welcomed. you know, tney neatly— refugee is welcomed. you know, tney neatly — refugee is welcomed. you know, they really are. but but this, you— they really are. but but this, you knew,— they really are. but but this, you know, ou— they really are. but but this, you know, our friends on the note— you know, our friends on the note lett— you know, our friends on the woke left tried— you know, our friends on the woke left tried to tell us that you— woke left tried to tell us that you know— woke left tried to tell us that you know tney— woke left tried to tell us that you know they talk a lot about colonialisation_ you know they talk a lot about colonialisation and how and how oolontoltsn— colonialisation and how and how colonialism was— colonialisation and how and how colonialism was really bad. but essenttolly— colonialism was really bad. but essentially what— colonialism was really bad. but essentially what we're getting is essentially what we're getting ts telne— essentially what we're getting is we're being colonised. i l— is we're being colonised. i l note— is we're being colonised. i mean, i hate to- is we're being colonised. i mean, i hate to say it, you knoll— mean, i hate to say it, you know, because— mean, i hate to say it, you know, because one called know, because one gets called a rootst— know, because one gets called a nootst ton— know, because one gets called a racist for doing— know, because one gets called a racist for doing so.— know, because one gets called a racist for doing so. but these people— racist for doing so. but these people-sonne- racist for doing so. but these people-coming .- racist for doing so. but these people coming . they're not people are coming. they're not netuoees— people are coming. they're not refugees. they're— people are coming. they're not refugees. they're economic ntononts— refugees. they're economic migrants. and _ refugees. they're economic migrants. and we can't get rid of migrants. and we can't get rid ot tten— migrants. and we can't get rid ot tnen. so— migrants. and we can't get rid of them. so we— migrants. and we can't get rid of them. so we need to leave the tunooeon— of them. so we need to leave the tunooeon count— of them. so we need to leave the european court of— of them. so we need to leave the european court of human rights and european court of human rights ent neut— european court of human rights and brexit should— european court of human rights and brexit should have very much given— and brexit should have very much elven-control— and brexit should have very much given-control of— and brexit should have very much given-control of our— and brexit should have very much given control of our borders. given us control of our borders. vou— given us control of our borders. you-nove— given us control of our borders. you-havelwelfare- given us control of our borders. you have welfare state you cannot have a welfare state one— you cannot have a welfare state ent on— you cannot have a welfare state ent on open— you cannot have a welfare state and an open border. it just toesn-t— and an open border. it just doesn't-and- and an open border. it just. doesn't-and-know, doesn't work. and you know, if you—rootst- doesn't work. and you know, if you—tootst ton| you want to call me racist for soytno— you want to call me racist for soytng lt— you want to call me racist for soytng n, tnen— you want to call me racist for saying it, then fine, no, i tntnl— saying it, then fine, no, i tntnl ne— saying it, then fine, no, i think we have- saying it, then fine, no, i think we have to leave the echr . l— think we have to leave the echr . l noon— think we have to leave the echr . i mean,-been_ think we have to leave the echr . i mean,-been saying- think we have to leave the echr . i mean, i've been saying we have leave echr for have to leave the echr for months or years actually. and obviously we have a home secretary who also knows we have to leave the echr that's the frustrating thing. unfortunately, the prime minister, quite minister, who's quite a globalist bloke, just isn't there yet. well, he's unelected

, isn't he? but i think what's really— , isn't he? but i think what's really encouraging- c “27 but i think what's really encouraging is , is the really encouraging is, is the test— really encouraging is, is the test not,— really encouraging is, is the fact that, you _ really encouraging is, is the fact that, you know, maybe it tool— fact that, you know, maybe it tool soe— fact that, you know, maybe it took some brown— fact that, you know, maybe it took some brown people, your suello— took some brown people, your suella braverman and your rishi sunol— suella braverman and your rishi sunol to— suella braverman and your rishi sunol to go,— suella braverman and your rishi sunol to go, yue— suella braverman and your rishi sunak to go, we need to tackle tnts— sunak to go, we need to tackle tnts tn— sunak to go, we need to tackle this in influx— sunak to go, we need to tackle this in influx of— sunak to go, we need to tackle this in influx of migrants. tnese— this in influx of migrants. tnese people— this in influx of migrants. these people are not fleeing war tonn— these people are not fleeing war tonn tents.— these people are not fleeing war tonn tents. so— these people are not fleeing war torn lands. so therefore they're very— torn lands. so therefore they're very argument— torn lands. so therefore they're very argument would depend on the very argument would depend on tne toot— very argument would depend on tne toot tnot— very argument would depend on the fact that they're going well i'm the fact that they're going well tn going— the fact that they're going well tn going to— the fact that they're going well i'm going to colonise you. voue— i'm going to colonise you. voue got— i'm going to colonise you. voue got u— i'm going to colonise you. you've got a nicer country. we went— you've got a nicer country. we wont—vou- want to come to you. you oolontse— want to come to you. you oolontse us— want to come to you. you colonise us, we're going to oolontse— colonise us, we're going to oolontse you. — colonise us, we're going to colonise you. and you know, on tne— colonise you. and you know, we're on the on— colonise you. and you know, we're on the on our side of the argument. — we're on the on our side of the argument. we're— we're on the on our side of the argument. we're shut down from novtng— argument. we're shut down from having-discussion- argument. we're shut down from having discussion of going having this discussion of going , tnts— having this discussion of going , tnts ts— having this discussion of going , this is replacement . you , this is a replacement. you know,— , this is a replacement. you knoll tnese— , this is a replacement. you know, these aren't women and ontltnen— know, these aren't women and children arriving— know, these aren't women and children arriving on these touts.— children arriving on these boats. these— children arriving on these boats. these are working age , boats. these are working age, ntlttony— boats. these are working age, ntlttony-nen— boats. these are working age, military men arrive in military age men who arrive in tnts— military age men who arrive in no country,— military age men who arrive in no country, os— military age men who arrive in this country, as we've seen tontgnt,— this country, as we've seen tonight, shuttering footage tonight, some shuttering footage of tonight, some shuttering footage ot tonn— tonight, some shuttering footage ot uonn on— tonight, some shuttering footage of north an uber_ tonight, some shuttering footage of north an uber driver. i mean, i of north an uber driver. i mean, twent— of north an uber driver. i mean, luont to— of north an uber driver. i mean, luont to know— of north an uber driver. i mean, i want to know what uber, what tnen— i want to know what uber, what tnetn terns— i want to know what uber, what their terms of— i want to know what uber, what their terms of service are in teens— their terms of service are in teens ot— their terms of service are in terms of this— their terms of service are in terms of this young woman being molested— terms of this young woman being nolestet tn— terms of this young woman being molested inlcar_ terms of this young woman being molested inlcar and— terms of this young woman being molested in car and unless we molested in a car and unless we turn— molested in a car and unless we turn unt— molested in a car and unless we tunn unt ont— molested in a car and unless we turn around and we— molested in a car and unless we turn around and we go , look, we turn around and we go, look, we value— turn around and we go, look, we value our nationhood. we think our value our nationhood. we think notton— value our nationhood. we think notton ts— value our nationhood. we think

our nation is a— value our nationhood. we think our nation is a wonderful, uontentul— our nation is a wonderful, wonderful thing and we welcome eyenytoty— wonderful thing and we welcome eyenytoty .— wonderful thing and we welcome eyenytoty . nut— wonderful thing and we welcome everybody . but at— wonderful thing and we welcome everybody . but at the same time, everybody. but at the same time, you nove— everybody. but at the same time, you leave to— everybody. but at the same time, you leave to you— everybody. but at the same time, you have to you have to be part of you have to you have to be part ot unet— you have to you have to be part ot unot tnts— you have to you have to be part of what this project— you have to you have to be part of what this project is, which you have to you have to be part of britain,iis project is, which you have to you have to be part of britain, which ect is, which you have to you have to be part ofbritain, which ist is, which you have to you have to be part of britain, which is tolerance, is britain, which is tolerance, unten— is britain, which is tolerance, unton—soeeoni is britain, which is tolerance, which is_speech,| is britain, which is tolerance, which is equality speech, is britain, which is tolerance, which is equality undertech, is britain, which is tolerance, which is equality under the law . in which is equality under the law .-tn-tnoutle.- which is equality under the law .-in-trouble. we're. .we're in real trouble. we're in .we're in real trouble. we're tn neut— .we're in real trouble. we're in real trouble,— .we're in real trouble. we're in real trouble, and we can't tnnou— in real trouble, and we can't tnnou-lue-ne- in real trouble, and we can't throw-we're in. in real trouble, and we can't. throw -we're in even throw them out. we're in even none—tnel more trouble, especially the noosl— more trouble, especially the noosl . — more trouble, especially the crooks . look,— more trouble, especially the crooks . f crooks. look, lawrence, i want to move on to twitter. the world of twitter, which is pretty terrible these days . however, on terrible these days. however, on the up a little bit under the new ceo, elon musk , who has new ceo, elon musk, who has actually fully done something quite brilliant , actually fully done something quite brilliant, i think when it comes to the bbc, he's labelled them government funded media, which has obviously made all of the folk at the bias broadcasting corporation go totally out of control. but lawrence, come on. i mean, that's a fact, right ? or isn't that's a fact, right? or isn't he right to point out this is a government funded organisation ? government funded organisation? well, look, we don't have a goyennnent— well, look, we don't have a government unless we pay for it via government unless we pay for it vto tones—

government unless we pay for it vto tones ,— government unless we pay for it via our taxes , right? so via our taxes, right? so absolutely— via our taxes, right? so absolutely .— via our taxes, right? so absolutely . albie. i think he absolutely. albie. i think he snoult— absolutely. albie. i think he should have— absolutely. albie. i think he should have gone further and outlet— should have gone further and outlet lt— should have gone further and called it british— should have gone further and called it british state funded , called it british state funded, state— called it british state funded, state affiliated _ called it british state funded, state affiliated media because the state affiliated media because tne onc— state affiliated media because tne nnc nove— state affiliated media because the bbc have been shown time and tne— the bbc have been shown time and ttne ogotn— the bbc have been shown time and ttne ogotn. ant— the bbc have been shown time and time again. and you— the bbc have been shown time and time again. and you know, i know tnot— time again. and you know, i know tnot tnene-s— time again. and you know, i know tnot tnene-s o— time again. and you know, i know that there's a certain generation- that there's a certain generation in this country that ult— generation in this country that ntll always— generation in this country that will always believe in the bbc, but will always believe in the bbc, tout-ts— will always believe in the bbc, tout-ts lust— will always believe in the bbc, tout-ts lust-lust- but the bbc is just it's just tt-s—tnon - but the bbc is just it's justj it's—from north it's no different from north ten— it's no different from north korean state _ it's no different from north korean state media. it'sjust korean state media. it's just tt-s— korean state media. it's just it's propagandist . hell, it's it's propagandist. hell, it's teen— it's propagandist. hell, it's teen unong— it's propagandist. hell, it's been wrong on— it's propagandist. hell, it's been wrong on everything. we've gone— been wrong on everything. we've gone ntgtt— been wrong on everything. we've gone ntgnt. yue-ve— been wrong on everything. we've gone right. we've got footballers- gone right. we've got footballers ,- gone right. we've got footballers , you know, with low footballers, you know, with low 10s footballers, you know, with low les soeoltng— footballers, you know, with low les soeoltng to— footballers, you know, with low 10s speaking to millions of iqs speaking to millions of people— iqs speaking to millions of people unno— iqs speaking to millions of people who they would never get a people who they would never get o consen— people who they would never get u oonoen to — people who they would never get a chance to speak— people who they would never get a chance to speak to if they if it a chance to speak to if they if tt wus— a chance to speak to if they if tt o— a chance to speak to if they if it was a meritocratic system. you— it was a meritocratic system. you know. — it was a meritocratic system. you know. so— it was a meritocratic system. you know. so this- it was a meritocratic system. you know. so this state funded tnootoosten. — you know. so this state funded broadcaster. yeah— you know. so this state funded broadcaster. yeah absolutely. ant— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. ant also— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and also to make out as if and also and also to make out as tt tne— and also and also to make out as tt tne nntttsn— and also and also to make out as if the british public— and also and also to make out as if the british public vote enttnely— if the british public vote enttnely guy— if the british public vote entirely pay to support the bbc otsolute— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the absolute rubbish it's a poll tax tne ltoenoe— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is a poll tax. we— the licence fee is a poll tax. we nove— the licence fee is a poll tax. no love to— the licence fee is a poll tax. we too to pay— the licence fee is a poll tax. we have to pay it— the licence fee is a poll tax. we have to pay it or- the licence fee is a poll tax. we have to pay it or we- the licence fee is a poll tax. we have to pay it or we lose access to all terrestrial television altogether for oh,

and by the way, very often the government boasts about all of the soft power that it gets via the soft power that it gets via the bbc world service, which is directly funded by the government. so i think the bbc shock horror over this is pretty ironic. but lawrence , it's also ironic. but lawrence, it's also you know, the bbc was one of the founder creators of the trusted news initiative who were in partnership with the who and who were in partnership with everybody else to try and lie to us a relentless basis . well, us on a relentless basis. well, yeah. so, you know.- st; 22“ well, yeah. so, you know. exactly. and look— yeah. so, you know. exactly. and loot—onenotetl look at how the bbc operated tne— look at how the bbc operated over the course— look at how the bbc operated over the course of— look at how the bbc operated over the course of the pandemic. t hey— over the course of the pandemic. they-loot— over the course of the pandemic. they-loot stoo— over the course of the pandemic. they-lock step with- over the course of the pandemic. they-lock step with the. they were in lock step with the government spread propaganda government to spread propaganda in so fronts and terrify in so many fronts and terrify the population. so personally on this front, i think elon musk has done the right thing. but lawrence is absolutely brilliant to have you with fox report to have you with the fox report . much. we will . thank you so much. we will speak week . coming speak next week. coming up, though, starmer doubles though, as keir starmer doubles down that claim down on attack ads that claim rishi sunak wants child sex offenders go why did offenders to go free, why did cry—baby care demand an apology from boris johnson last year when he similarly accused him of

failing to prosecute jemmy savile? my panel debate that soon. but next, after she was violently attacked by a vicious mob of trans extremists , i'll mob of trans extremists, i'll speak live to riley gaines, the us swimming star who spoke out against her male bodied competitor , leah thomas. this is competitor, leah thomas. this is a uk exclusive straight after the .

break time now for our uk exclusive with the us athlete and women's rights advocate riley gaines, who escaped a violent trans mob over the weekend . and truly over the weekend. and truly disturbing scenes at an american university. now riley, you probably remember first came to prominence in 2022 by bravely speaking out about the unfairness of competing against trans swimmer lia thomas during their college championship days . now, though, she's on a

mission to protect the integrity of women's sports from biological men like thomas . biological men like thomas. despite being ambushed , despite being ambushed, physically attacked and forced to barricade herself in a room to barricade herself in a room to escape hateful trans thugs ahead of a speech she gave at san francisco state . yeah, you san francisco state. yeah, you. trans rights are human rights. trans rights are human rights. trans rights are human rights. trans rights are human rights . trans rights are human rights. no, no— trans rights are human rights. no, no, no . saint— trans rights are human rights. no, no, no . saint back . i got no, no, no. saint back. i got you— no, no, no. saint back. i got you guessed— no, no, no. saint back. i got you dressed like— no, no, no. saint back. i got you dressed like a communist. vou— you dressed like a communist. you .— you dressed like a communist. you . ane— you dressed like a communist. you . ane ton— you dressed like a communist. you . are for women. trans you. are for women. trans tesotte— you. are for women. trans tesotte nen— you. are for women. trans despite her terrifying ordeal tetng— despite her terrifying ordeal tetng oougnt— despite her terrifying ordeal being caught on camera. “ being caught on camera. woke san tnonotsoo— being caught on camera. woke san francisco university bosses sparked outrage by releasing a statement describing the protest as peaceful and praising the

foul—mouthed trans mob as brave . riley now plans to sue the university after her vile treatment. i'm delighted to say she joins me now, having fled, woke california. she's on the road in kentucky , continuing her road in kentucky, continuing her tourin road in kentucky, continuing her tour in defence of women's rights. so riley gaines, look, you know, i've obviously followed your story. you've been on this show before, but what happened on friday felt like a low point in this right? rise of a violent , hard left into a violent, hard left into national trans rights movement . national trans rights movement. what actually happened ? so i was what actually happened? so i was ianed what actually happened? so i was invited to the campus to give a speech on protecting women's sports, which is exactly what i've been doing this whole past year. of course, this was in san tnonotsoo— year. of course, this was in san tnonotsoo ,— year. of course, this was in san francisco , california. - of course, this was in san francisco , california. and that francisco, california. and that is francisco, california. and that ts on— francisco, california. and that is an extremely— francisco, california. and that is an extremely liberal city uttn— is an extremely liberal city nttn o— is an extremely liberal city with a liberal— is an extremely liberal city with a liberal college campus . with a liberal college campus. nut— with a liberal college campus. nut l— with a liberal college campus. nut l onose— with a liberal college campus. but i chose to— with a liberal college campus. but i chose to accept and i went ont— but i chose to accept and i went ent l— but i chose to accept and i went ent l gove— but i chose to accept and i went ent l gave my— but i chose to accept and i went and i gave my speech. but after my soeeon— and i gave my speech. but after my speecholwas_ and i gave my speech. but after my speech, was ambushed and my speech, i was ambushed and i ontusnet— my speech, i was ambushed and i was ambushed by— my speech, i was ambushed and i was ambushed by a— my speech, i was ambushed and i was ambushed by a mob of people nttntn— was ambushed by a mob of people uttntn tne— was ambushed by a mob of people within the lgbtq_ was ambushed by a mob of people within the lgbtq community. they

nusnet— within the lgbtq community. they nusnet tne— within the lgbtq community. they rushed the room.— within the lgbtq community. they rushed the room. they turn off, tunnel— rushed the room. they turn off, tunnet out— rushed the room. they turn off, turned out the— rushed the room. they turn off, turned out the lights, and they attested— turned out the lights, and they attacked me— turned out the lights, and they attacked me .— turned out the lights, and they attacked me . they then further attacked me. they then further ousnet— attacked me. they then further ousnet ne— attacked me. they then further pushed me into— attacked me. they then further pushed me into a— attacked me. they then further pushed me into a room on that nollnoy— pushed me into a room on that nollnoy ,— pushed me into a room on that hallway , which— pushed me into a room on that hallway , which is— pushed me into a room on that hallway , which is what you're hallway, which is what you're seetng— hallway, which is what you're seetng on— hallway, which is what you're seeing on this— hallway, which is what you're seeing on this clip. now to onene— seeing on this clip. now to unene l— seeing on this clip. now to unene l was— seeing on this clip. now to where i was barricaded for three nouns— where i was barricaded for three nouns ont— where i was barricaded for three nouns ent to— where i was barricaded for three hours and to where they demanded money— hours and to where they demanded noney tnon — hours and to where they demanded noney tnon ne— hours and to where they demanded money from me if— hours and to where they demanded money from me if i— hours and to where they demanded money from me if i wanted to note— money from me if i wanted to note tt— money from me if i wanted to note tt none— money from me if i wanted to make it home safely. o“ make it home safely. oh, my goodness— make it home safely. oh, my goodness .— make it home safely. oh, my goodness . firstly, i'm sorry. so goodness. firstly, i'm sorry. so sorry that you were having to go through this . but secondly, through this. but secondly, riley, don't you think that this should actually now wake the world up to the much bigger issue that's going on here? because they want to silence women like you. they want to silence women like you and j.k. rowling and kelly keene . and if rowling and kelly keene. and if they can't do it by destroying your reputation, they're going to turn to violence . absolutely to turn to violence. absolutely you're exactly right. people are tegtnntng— you're exactly right. people are tegtnntng to— you're exactly right. people are beginning to be.— you're exactly right. people are beginning to be. i— you're exactly right. people are beginning to be. i opened and i note— beginning to be. i opened and i note tnen— beginning to be. i opened and i note tnot. lt— beginning to be. i opened and i hate that. it, of— beginning to be. i opened and i hate that. it, of course, has to to— hate that. it, of course, has to come to something like this. but tnutttully— come to something like this. but truthfully, this— come to something like this. but truthfully, this is— come to something like this. but truthfully, this is positive for the movement— truthfully, this is positive for the movement .— truthfully, this is positive for the movement . people will see the movement. people will see tnts— the movement. people will see

no one— the movement. people will see no ent tney— the movement. people will see this and they will— the movement. people will see this and they will see the ttggen— this and they will see the bigger picture. _ this and they will see the bigger picture. these people tnot— bigger picture. these people tnot tnts— bigger picture. these people that this mob— bigger picture. these people that this mob that i was ontusnet— that this mob that i was ambushed by,- that this mob that i was ambushed by, of course, they nesont— ambushed by, of course, they nesont to— ambushed by, of course, they resort to violence— ambushed by, of course, they resort to violence because they ton-t— resort to violence because they ton-t nove— resort to violence because they don't have science— resort to violence because they don't have science on their stte. — don't have science on their stte. tney— don't have science on their side. they don't- don't have science on their side. they don't have reason. they— side. they don't have reason. tney ton-t— side. they don't have reason. they don't have— side. they don't have reason. they don't have common sense. they— they don't have common sense. tney—tnutn.- they don't have common sense. tney—tnutn. andl they don't have the truth. and unen— they don't have the truth. and when - persuade - they don't have the truth. and when persuade you when they can't persuade you nttn —,— when they can't persuade you nttn —, tney- when they can't persuade you nttn —, tney tnyl when they can't persuade you. with _, they try and with those things, they try and stlenoe — with those things, they try and silence-this- with those things, they try and silence-this does- with those things, they try and silence this does not silence you. but this does not stlenoe— silence you. but this does not stlenoe-lt— silence you. but this does not silence-it only- silence you. but this does not silence it only encourages silence me. it only encourages ne— silence me. it only encourages me to— silence me. it only encourages me to teen— silence me. it only encourages me to keep talking, to be louder unen— me to keep talking, to be louder unen tney— me to keep talking, to be louder when they want— me to keep talking, to be louder when they want to _ me to keep talking, to be louder when they want to quiet . it's when they want to quiet. it's tnoontont— when they want to quiet. it's important-use— when they want to quiet. it's important use your voice at a important to use your voice at a at o— important to use your voice at a at o ntgnen— important to use your voice at a at a higher capacity . important to use your voice at a at a higher capacity. but this must— at a higher capacity. but this must nove— at a higher capacity. but this must have been— at a higher capacity. but this must have been incredibly tennttytng. — must have been incredibly terrifying. at— must have been incredibly terrifying. p l terrifying. at the same time, riley did you fear for your life and are you now increasing your security as you continue on the road ? i'd absolutely albie road? i'd absolutely albie i definitely feared for my life. well, they were telling me that tney— well, they were telling me that tney nontet — well, they were telling me that they wanted to _ well, they were telling me that they wanted to hurt me, that tney— they wanted to hurt me, that tney nontet — they wanted to hurt me, that they wanted to _ they wanted to hurt me, that they wanted to put me in danger . tney— they wanted to put me in danger . tney nontet— they wanted to put me in danger . they wanted to _ they wanted to put me in danger . they wanted to kill me . and of . they wanted to kill me. and of course, when you're— . they wanted to kill me. and of course, when you're ambushed in tnot— course, when you're ambushed in tnot eooootty— course, when you're ambushed in that capacity with— course, when you're ambushed in that capacity with the police not— that capacity with the police not totng — that capacity with the police not doing much— that capacity with the police not doing much help you, you not doing much to help you, you do not doing much to help you, you to-ton— not doing much to help you, you to-ton youn— not doing much to help you, you do-for your life.— not doing much to help you, you do for your life. and do fear for your life. and i nove— do fear for your life. and i leave no— do fear for your life. and i have now increased security, have now increased my security, totoy— have now increased my security, totoy l— have now increased my security, totoy l wus— have now increased my security, even today i was heckled and staged— even today i was heckled and ononget toy— even today i was heckled and

charged by multiple people nttntn— charged by multiple people within this— charged by multiple people within this community. and nenntnten— within this community. and reminder, all— within this community. and reminder, all of— within this community. and reminder, all of this for just soytng— reminder, all of this for just soytng en— reminder, all of this for just saying men should not compete ont— saying men should not compete ent ononge— saying men should not compete ent ononge tn— saying men should not compete and change in a— saying men should not compete and change in a locker room with tnot— and change in a locker room with tnot ts— and change in a locker room with women. that is my— and change in a locker room with women. that is my whole argument . it women. that is my whole argument . ltlnot— women. that is my whole argument . ltlnot transphobic._ women. that is my whole argument . it not transphobic. it is . it is not transphobic. it is not— . it is not transphobic. it is not-tn— . it is not transphobic. it is not-tn note.- . it is not transphobic. it is not-in hate. it- . it is not transphobic. it is not-in hate. it is. . it is not transphobic. it is not in hate. it is rooted not rooted in hate. it is rooted in not rooted in hate. it is rooted tn totnness — not rooted in hate. it is rooted in fairness. it— not rooted in hate. it is rooted in fairness. it is— not rooted in hate. it is rooted in fairness. it is rooted in onoteottng— in fairness. it is rooted in protecting women's safety, onoteottng— protecting women's safety, protecting women's safety, protecting women's privacy. yet unen— protecting women's privacy. yet unen tnytng— protecting women's privacy. yet unen tnytng to— protecting women's privacy. yet when trying to do— protecting women's privacy. yet when trying to do that again , it when trying to do that again, it nesults— when trying to do that again, it nesults tn— when trying to do that again, it results in violent— when trying to do that again, it results in violent attacks both ventolly— results in violent attacks both ventolly ont— results in violent attacks both verbally and physically from non— verbally and physically from tnon people— verbally and physically from from people who don't agree with my lyn— from people who don't agree with my lvtv lt-s— from people who don't agree with my lviv it's absolutely nonntytng. — my lviv it's absolutely horrifying, lgl my lviv it's absolutely horrifying. “2“ my lviv it's absolutely- horrifying. then at the same time, riley, there's a real movement in this country at the moment against nick because of the way that they have endorsed dylan mulvaney to promote their female sportswear range . it female sportswear range. it feels to me like yet another woke attack on women and especially female sports women. do you have a reaction , lauren, do you have a reaction, lauren, to this? nick deal with dylan mulvaney absolutely . it makes mulvaney absolutely. it makes a mockery of women. _ mulvaney absolutely. it makes a mockery of women. that's- “2g ' 2g it makes a mockery of women. that's what

tnts— mockery of women. that's what no unole— mockery of women. that's what this whole thing— mockery of women. that's what this whole thing boils down to. tnese— this whole thing boils down to. tnese longe— this whole thing boils down to. these large organisations and oonnontoes— these large organisations and companies like— these large organisations and companies like nike and bud lite and companies like nike and bud lite ent ttttenent— companies like nike and bud lite and different organisations that remote— and different organisations that ononote en— and different organisations that promote men in— and different organisations that promote men in place of being tney-ne— promote men in place of being women. they're essentially senttng— women. they're essentially senttng o— women. they're essentially sending a message to every girl ont— sending a message to every girl and woman. and— sending a message to every girl and woman. and that message is to step— and woman. and that message is to step estee— and woman. and that message is to step aside and— and woman. and that message is to step aside and give up your atlase— to step aside and give up your awards. smile— to step aside and give up your awards. smile be— to step aside and give up your awards. smile be kind and tnetustve— awards. smile be kind and inclusive-a- awards. smile be kind and inclusive-a man. awards. smile be kind and- inclusive-a man makes inclusive because a man makes the inclusive because a man makes tne test— inclusive because a man makes tne test woman— inclusive because a man makes the best woman and that is what utte— the best woman and that is what ttne-as— the best woman and that is what utle-aslyou- the best woman and that is what nike-astou see- the best woman and that is what nike-astou see in. nike is doing as as you see in tnts— nike is doing as as you see in tnts-tnts— nike is doing as as you see in tnts-tnts ts— nike is doing as as you see in this-this is a- nike is doing as as you see in this this is a mockery. this video, this is a mockery. yyonen— this video, this is a mockery. women—ute- this video, this is a mockery. women—like thisi this video, this is a mockery.- women_like this when women don't look like this when we women don't look like this when ue-lt-s— women don't look like this when ne-lt-s lust— women don't look like this when we-it's just totally- we work out. it's just totally tegnee— we work out. it's just totally degree shading.— we work out. it's just totally degree shading. it's. so have you— degree shading. it's. so have you rotnet— degree shading. it's. so have you rotnet tne— degree shading. it's. so have you joined the boycott of nike ? you joined the boycott of nike? i you joined the boycott of nike? l nave.— you joined the boycott of nike? l nave. l— you joined the boycott of nike? i have. i have. i— you joined the boycott of nike? i have. i have. i have- you joined the boycott of nike? i have. i have. i have .- you joined the boycott of nike? i have . i will i have. i have. i have. i will not— i have. i have. i have. i will not toe— i have. i have. i have. i will not toe tuytng— i have. i have. i have. i will not be buying any- i have. iwill not be buying any more nike. anyttne— not be buying any more nike. anyttne l— not be buying any more nike. anytime i wear— not be buying any more nike. anytime i wear a— not be buying any more nike. anytime i wear a nike shirt, i un— anytime i wear a nike shirt, i uo tne— anytime i wear a nike shirt, i cover up the symbol. if i because— cover up the symbol. if i because a lot— cover up the symbol. if i because a lot of my swim shirts are because a lot of my swim shirts sttll— because a lot of my swim shirts are still nike,— because a lot of my swim shirts are still nike, but— because a lot of my swim shirts are still nike, but i— because a lot of my swim shirts are still nike, but i cover up tne— are still nike, but i cover up tne utte— are still nike, but i cover up the nike symbol— are still nike, but i cover up the nike symbol because i by no uant to— the nike symbol because i by no means want to promote or ever spent— means want to promote or ever spent my— means want to promote or ever spent my money— means want to promote or ever spend my money with nike again . spend my money with nike again. no, spend my money with nike again. to. tntoool— spend my money with nike again. no, indeed. well,— spend my money with nike again. no, indeed. well, look,— spend my money with nike again. no, indeed. well, look, riley- no, indeed. well, look, riley gaines, you know, you have my full respect , but you've got full respect, but you've got a huge amount of support here in the uk and we are going to

continue following your story over the months and the years to come, because what you're doing is so important. so is so important. thank you so much for being here tonight. absolutely . absolutely. thank absolutely. absolutely. thank you so— absolutely. absolutely. thank you so nuan— absolutely. absolutely. thank you so must . — absolutely. absolutely. thank you so much . you so much. thank you, riley. but coming up, as new bombshell revelations claim her majesty described harry and meghan's behaviour as quite mad, should king charles strip the sussexes of their titles if they continue their deranged attacks ? daily their deranged attacks? daily telegraph columnist celia walden joins me live soon. but first, as keir starmer doubles down on attack ads that claim rishi sunak wants child sex offenders to go free, why did cry—baby care demand an apology from bofis care demand an apology from boris johnson last year when he accused him of failing to prosecute jemmy savile ? my prosecute jemmy savile? my superstar panel returned to debate the next. plus, we're going to have the first at going to have the first look at tomorrow's newspaper pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot we're back in hot off the press. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight it is slippery starmer the biggest hypocrite in politics as the labour leader doubles down on ads that claim rishi sunak wants child sex attackers to go free. oh, why did cry—baby care demand an apology from boris johnson last year when he accused him very similarly of failing to prosecute jemmy savile? it's no wonder labour loudmouth emily thornberry struggled to defend her boss today to object at the time . there is a proactive role time. there is a proactive role tnat— time. there is a proactive role that parliament— time. there is a proactive role that parliament can- l there is a proactive role that parliament can take. did he opp-est— that parliament can take. did he opp-est e— that parliament can take. did he opp-est e nt— that parliament can take. did he opp-est e at tne— that parliament can take. did he object ? at the time? i wasn't in object? at the time? i wasn't in the object? at the time? i wasn't in tne neettng— object? at the time? i wasn't in the meeting and— object? at the time? i wasn't in the meeting and i— object? at the time? i wasn't in the meeting and i don't know unat— the meeting and i don't know unat youe— the meeting and i don't know what you're talking about . what you're talking about. sltppony— what you're talking about. slippery starmer's- what you're talking about. slippery starmer's sly- slippery starmer's sly distortions of the subject of our big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined— panel next. and tonight, i'm rotnet toy— panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne- “2,32 and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans , joined by suzanne evans, nenp-antn— joined by suzanne evans, benjamin butterworth, and neltnta— benjamin butterworth, and belinda deluise as five police otttoens— belinda deluise as five police officers turn— belinda deluise as five police officers turn up— belinda deluise as five police officers turn up at an essex pub to remove controversial dolls, why— to remove controversial dolls, nny onu— to remove controversial dolls,

nny ttne— to remove controversial dolls, why our time press cop is oonttnutng— why our time press cop is continuing to— why our time press cop is continuing to waste precious resources on woke nonsense fleet stneet— resources on woke nonsense fleet otneet legend— resources on woke nonsense fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . street legend kelvin mackenzie. let-s— street legend kelvin mackenzie. let-s up— street legend kelvin mackenzie. let-s ntp tt— street legend kelvin mackenzie. let-s ntp tt out.— street legend kelvin mackenzie. let's rip it out. politically oest— let's rip it out. politically correct constabulary and uncancelled_ correct constabulary and uncancelled later in the hour. elus— uncancelled later in the hour. nlus as— uncancelled later in the hour. plus as leaked— uncancelled later in the hour. plus as leaked audio is released of plus as leaked audio is released ot sonentng— plus as leaked audio is released of scheming sturgeon begging party— of scheming sturgeon begging pany otttotals— of scheming sturgeon begging party officials to _ of scheming sturgeon begging party officials to stop talking about— party officials to stop talking about sun— party officials to stop talking about snp finances before her nustant-s— about snp finances before her husband's arrest,— about snp finances before her husband's arrest, also understanding and have always aooeptet— understanding and have always aooeptet tne — understanding and have always accepted the scrutiny that comes on me as a public— accepted the scrutiny that comes on me as a public figure and sntet— on me as a public figure and never shied away— on me as a public figure and never shied away from that. ' “2 never shied away from that. and stanotng— never shied away from that. and stanutng nono— never shied away from that. and standing here talking to you just now . but standing here talking to you just now. but did standing here talking to you just now . but did the mainstream just now. but did the mainstream netta— just now. but did the mainstream netta actually— just now. but did the mainstream media actually fail,— but did the mainstream media actually fail, scott by not— media actually fail, scott by not scrutinising _ media actually fail, scott by not scrutinising queen nick pnopenly— not scrutinising queen nick pnopenly ,— not scrutinising queen nick pnopenly , ant— not scrutinising queen nick properly , and did she hasten her properly, and did she hasten her nestgnatton— properly, and did she hasten her resignation knowing that cops were looming? _ resignation knowing that cops were looming? 3:22 ll 2&2; f were looming? we'll get stuck into that in our media buzz. and god save the late queen. new bombshell revelations claim her majesty described harry and meghan's behaviour as quite , meghan's behaviour as quite, quite mad. that's natural quote quite mad. that's natural quote quite mad. that's natural quote quite mad. while stripping their titles was discussed at the highest levels of the royal family. so should king charles wield the axe of the duke and duchess delusion? continue

duchess of delusion? continue their deranged star their deranged attacks? star daily columnist celia daily telegraph columnist celia walden joins me live to dissect all of the details from a fascinating new royal tell all. meanwhile, after itv's alison hammond apologising for criticising theatre bosses who banned singing during shows, will the this morning favourite be crowned my greatest briton or maybe union jackass by tonight's panel ? you'll find out later on. panel? you'll find out later on. we're going have tomorrow's we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. too the press . first, too hot off the press. first, though, the news polly middlehurst . though, the news polly middlehurst. dan, though, the news polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. soot— middlehurst. dan, thank you. good eventng— middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening .— middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening . the- ll 22 dan, thank you. good evening . the top story good evening. the top story tontgnt— good evening. the top story tontgnt on— good evening. the top story tonight on gb— good evening. the top story tonight on gb news, the white house— tonight on gb news, the white house says— tonight on gb news, the white house says the— tonight on gb news, the white house says the us president is en— house says the us president is veny nuan— house says the us president is very much looking forward to vtstttng— very much looking forward to visiting northern ireland, tesptte— visiting northern ireland, tesptte tne— visiting northern ireland, despite the recent violence. noltttotans— despite the recent violence. politicians across northern lnelant— politicians across northern ireland have— politicians across northern ireland have condemned the attacks— ireland have condemned the attacks on— ireland have condemned the attacks on police in londonderry today.— attacks on police in londonderry totay. altsstles— attacks on police in londonderry today. missiles including petrol tonts— today. missiles including petrol tonts wene— today. missiles including petrol bombs, were thrown at a psni car tuntng— bombs, were thrown at a psni car tuntng a— bombs, were thrown at a psni car during a dissident— bombs, were thrown at a psni car during a dissident republican nae-n— during a dissident republican nnaon lt— during a dissident republican march. it follows warnings of

possttle— march. it follows warnings of possible attacks— march. it follows warnings of possible attacks on officers today— possible attacks on officers totay ,— possible attacks on officers today , easter— possible attacks on officers today , easter monday, raising today, easter monday, raising the today, easter monday, raising tne tennon— today, easter monday, raising the terror threat— today, easter monday, raising the terror threat level in the negton— the terror threat level in the negton ant— the terror threat level in the region and the— the terror threat level in the region and the violence comes aneat— region and the violence comes aneat ot— region and the violence comes ahead of rishi _ region and the violence comes ahead of rishi sunak sunak visit to neltast— ahead of rishi sunak sunak visit to belfast tomorrow when he's going— to belfast tomorrow when he's gotng to— to belfast tomorrow when he's gotng to toe— to belfast tomorrow when he's going to be hosting joe biden to manl— going to be hosting joe biden to nanl tne— going to be hosting joe biden to mark the 25th— going to be hosting joe biden to mark the 25th anniversary of the ooot — mark the 25th anniversary of the ooot tnttay— mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement . now mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. now in the good friday agreement. now in tne unttet— good friday agreement. now in the united states,— good friday agreement. now in the united states, the man who snot— the united states, the man who snot toun— the united states, the man who shot four people— the united states, the man who shot four people dead in the state— shot four people dead in the state ot— shot four people dead in the state of kentucky has now been ttenttttet— state of kentucky has now been identified as— state of kentucky has now been identified as 23— state of kentucky has now been identified as 23 year old conor stungeon— identified as 23 year old conor stungeon .— identified as 23 year old conor sturgeon . nine— identified as 23 year old conor sturgeon . nine people were also sturgeon. nine people were also wountet— sturgeon. nine people were also wountet tn— sturgeon. nine people were also wounded in the— sturgeon. nine people were also wounded in the attack, which tool— wounded in the attack, which tool plaoe— wounded in the attack, which tool plaoe at— wounded in the attack, which took place at a— wounded in the attack, which took place at a bank in louisville,— took place at a bank in louisville, kentucky . according louisville, kentucky. according to looal— louisville, kentucky. according to local reports,— louisville, kentucky. according to local reports, the attacker nat— to local reports, the attacker nat teen— to local reports, the attacker nat teen a— to local reports, the attacker had been a former employee of the had been a former employee of tne pant.— had been a former employee of tne pant. tne— had been a former employee of the bank. the fbi— had been a former employee of the bank. the fbi joined local law— the bank. the fbi joined local law enforcement— the bank. the fbi joined local law enforcement officers and laten— law enforcement officers and later confirmed— law enforcement officers and later confirmed the gunman had teen— later confirmed the gunman had teen snot— later confirmed the gunman had been shot dead— later confirmed the gunman had been shot dead at— later confirmed the gunman had been shot dead at the scene. tanlten— been shot dead at the scene. tanlten tne— been shot dead at the scene. earlier the kentucky governor, anty— earlier the kentucky governor, anty nesnean— earlier the kentucky governor, anty nesnean ,— earlier the kentucky governor, andy beshear , said at least one andy beshear, said at least one poltoe— andy beshear, said at least one poltoe otttoen— andy beshear, said at least one police officer was— andy beshear, said at least one police officer was injured . police officer was injured. i nave— police officer was injured. i have a— police officer was injured. i have a way— police officer was injured. i have a very close- police officer was injured. i have a very close friend that didn't make it today. have a very close friend that didn't make it today . and i have didn't make it today. and i have another close friend who didn't ehhen another close friend who didn't either, and one who's at the hospital all that i hope is going to make it through. i want

people to know that while today is a horrific act, i do believe that this is a safe community with officers doing their very best each and every day. and that's what we saw . here a that's what we saw. here a father whose wife and - father whose wife and two taugntens— father whose wife and two daughters were killed in a west tant— daughters were killed in a west bank attaol— daughters were killed in a west bank attack has— daughters were killed in a west bank attack has mourned that his tantly— bank attack has mourned that his tantly ot— bank attack has mourned that his family of seven— bank attack has mourned that his family of seven has— bank attack has mourned that his family of seven has now been netuoet— family of seven has now been netuoet to— family of seven has now been reduced to four. _ family of seven has now been reduced to four. two british lsnaelt— reduced to four. two british israeli sisters— reduced to four. two british israeli sisters ,_ reduced to four. two british israeli sisters , maya and rina, israeli sisters, maya and rina, wno— israeli sisters, maya and rina, wno ane— israeli sisters, maya and rina, wno zo— israeli sisters, maya and rina, who are 20 and— israeli sisters, maya and rina, who are 20 and 15— israeli sisters, maya and rina, who are 20 and 15 years old, allel— who are 20 and 15 years old, were killed when— who are 20 and 15 years old, were killed when their car was tangetet— were killed when their car was tangetet toy— were killed when their car was tangetet toy a— were killed when their car was targeted by a suspected palestinian _ targeted by a suspected palestinian gunman on friday. tnen— palestinian gunman on friday. their mother,— palestinian gunman on friday. their mother, lucy dee, who was tnayelltng— their mother, lucy dee, who was travelling with _ their mother, lucy dee, who was travelling with her— their mother, lucy dee, who was travelling with her daughters, was airlifted— travelling with her daughters, was airlifted to— travelling with her daughters, was airlifted to hospital but get— was airlifted to hospital but get tnon — was airlifted to hospital but died from her— was airlifted to hospital but died from her injuries. earlier on guy,— died from her injuries. earlier on today, israeli— died from her injuries. earlier on today, israeli forces are sttll— on today, israeli forces are sttll tnytng— on today, israeli forces are sttll tnytng to— on today, israeli forces are still trying to track down the gunman — still trying to track down the gunman .— still trying to track down the gunman . wow,— still trying to track down the gunman . now, thousands of junior gunman. now, thousands of junior tootons— gunman. now, thousands of junior tootons wtll— gunman. now, thousands of junior doctors will strike— gunman. now, thousands of junior doctors will strike for the next toun— doctors will strike for the next toun lays— doctors will strike for the next toun tays tn— doctors will strike for the next four days in what's being tesonttet— four days in what's being described as— four days in what's being described as the most disruptive tntustntal— described as the most disruptive industrial action— described as the most disruptive industrial action in— described as the most disruptive industrial action in nhs history . alentens— industrial action in nhs history . aaentoens ot— industrial action in nhs history . members of the— industrial action in nhs history . members of the british medical assootatton— . members of the british medical association will— . members of the british medical association will walk out for 96 nouns— association will walk out for 96 nouns tnon — association will walk out for 96 hours from tomorrow . they're

hours from tomorrow. they're asltng— hours from tomorrow. they're asltng ton— hours from tomorrow. they're asltng ton a— hours from tomorrow. they're asking for a 35%— hours from tomorrow. they're asking for a 35% pay rise to nelp— asking for a 35% pay rise to nelp nesotwe— asking for a 35% pay rise to help resolve the— asking for a 35% pay rise to help resolve the recruitment and netentton— help resolve the recruitment and retention crisis— help resolve the recruitment and retention crisis .— help resolve the recruitment and retention crisis . nhs england retention crisis. nhs england says— retention crisis. nhs england says enengenoy— retention crisis. nhs england says emergency care will be planned— says emergency care will be prioritised during the strike, but prioritised during the strike, tout wanntng— prioritised during the strike, but warning that up to 350,000 appotntnents— but warning that up to 350,000 appointments could be cancelled . ant— appointments could be cancelled . ant lastly— appointments could be cancelled . ant lastly ,— appointments could be cancelled . and lastly , new— appointments could be cancelled . and lastly , new details have . and lastly, new details have teen— . and lastly, new details have been unveiled— . and lastly, new details have been unveiled about the king's oononatont— been unveiled about the king's coronation on— been unveiled about the king's coronation on may the 6th, tnoluttng— coronation on may the 6th, including the— coronation on may the 6th, including the procession route tnnougn— including the procession route through central— including the procession route through central london, king onanles— through central london, king onanles ant— through central london, king charles and the— through central london, king charles and the queen consort wtll— charles and the queen consort wtll tnayel— charles and the queen consort will travel to _ charles and the queen consort will travel to westminster abbey in will travel to westminster abbey tn a— will travel to westminster abbey tn a newly— will travel to westminster abbey in a newly modernised air conditioned— in a newly modernised air conditioned state coach, which also— conditioned state coach, which also nas— conditioned state coach, which also has electric— conditioned state coach, which also has electric windows . the also has electric windows. the newly— also has electric windows. the newly onownet— also has electric windows. the newly crowned king and queen wtll— newly crowned king and queen wtll tnen— newly crowned king and queen will then ride _ newly crowned king and queen will then ride in— newly crowned king and queen will then ride in a much less oontontatole— will then ride in a much less comfortable golden carriage, ttnst— comfortable golden carriage, ttnst usel— comfortable golden carriage, first used in— comfortable golden carriage, first used in 1831 on their neunnt— first used in 1831 on their return journey— first used in 1831 on their return journey , crown jewels return journey, crown jewels usel— return journey, crown jewels uset tn— return journey, crown jewels uset tn tne— return journey, crown jewels used in the coronation service tnolute— used in the coronation service tnolute tne— used in the coronation service include the sovereign's sceptre , wttn— include the sovereign's sceptre , with camilla— include the sovereign's sceptre , with camilla holding the queen oonsont-s— , with camilla holding the queen oonsont-s not— , with camilla holding the queen consort's rod controversially mate— consort's rod controversially nate tnon — consort's rod controversially made from ivory— consort's rod controversially made from ivory . that's your made from ivory. that's your latest— made from ivory. that's your latest news— made from ivory. that's your latest news you're up to date on tv latest news you're up to date on tv enttne— latest news you're up to date on tv online dab+_ latest news you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio , and on the tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune— tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune tn— tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune tn app.— tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. you're— tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. you're with gb news.— tune in app. you're with gb wews. tne— tune in app. you're with gb news. the people's channel. back

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expected to be the most damaging in the history the nhs . as my in the history of the nhs. as my superstar panel. back with me now, political commentator suzanne evans, senior reporter at the eye newspaper. benjamin butterworth , and the former butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . now, just days after labour unveiled its new line of attack against the tories, with adverts claiming rishi sunak doesn't want child molesters jailed and that he's effectively decriminalised. rape keir starmer has doubled down on what critics are calling labour gutter politics by saying he stands by every word and won't apologise . guys, now look , apologise. guys, now look, personally i can't really have any sort of problem with political aggression , can i? but political aggression, can i? but what definitely needs calling out is slippery starmer's barefaced hypocrite . see, it was barefaced hypocrite. see, it was only last year after all that he demanded an apology from boris johnson after being accused of failing to prosecute jemmy savile when he was head of the crown prosecution service. starmer rubbished the claim by saying he had no direct involvement in the saville case.

so can someone tell me how calling rishi sunak a sex offender apologist is any different? what's even more shameless is that starmer himself was on the sentencing council that decided our current child sex assault guidelines, which has seen 4500 500 adults walked free from court . sunak walked free from court. sunak wasn't even an mp at the time, by the way, in 2015, but it gets even worse. when he was boss of the cps labour bigmouth emily thornberry personally tore into starmer by accusing him of weakening rape prosecution guidelines. so no wonder she had a total car crash trying to defend him on the bbc earlier. keir starmer was a member of that institution . even when it that institution. even when it set town— that institution. even when it set down those— even when it set down those guidelines, did he set down those guidelines, did ne otteot— set down those guidelines, did ne otteot at— set down those guidelines, did he object at the— set down those guidelines, did he object at the time ? ”t“22; set down those guidelines, did he object at the time ? “222 he object at the time? there is a pnoaottwo— he object at the time? there is a proactive role that parliament can take. did he object at the time ? i wasn't in the meeting time? i wasn't in the meeting and i don't know what you're talking about. she can't defend it. suzanne evans because i've lust— it. suzanne evans because i've

just outltnet— 2 suzanne evans because i've just outlined starmer's record . just outlined starmer's record. nes— just outlined starmer's record. ne-s a— just outlined starmer's record. he's a hypocrite,— just outlined starmer's record. he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yean— he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yean ne— he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yean ne ts.— he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yeah, he is. _ he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yeah, he is. and- he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yeah, he is. ' 2 he's a hypocrite, isn't he? yeah, he is. ' “2 “2 yeah, he is. and i think worse than that, i mean, he's a slippery hypocrite . one of the slippery hypocrite. one of the things i remember— slippery hypocrite. one of the things i remember at- ”g "g 2 one of the things i remember at the time tnat— things i remember at the time tnat net— things i remember at the time was that he'd talked about how net— was that he'd talked about how he'd suffered— was that he'd talked about how he'd suffered abuse in the stneets— he'd suffered abuse in the stneets as— he'd suffered abuse in the streets as a— he'd suffered abuse in the streets as a result of what nons— streets as a result of what boris johnson— streets as a result of what boris johnson had said, saying tnat— boris johnson had said, saying tnat ne— boris johnson had said, saying tnat ne was— boris johnson had said, saying that he was called a protector . that he was called a protector. ant— that he was called a protector. ant yet— that he was called a protector. ant yet now— that he was called a protector. ant yet ne— that he was called a protector. and yet now he goes and does sonetntng— and yet now he goes and does something that's— and yet now he goes and does something that's actually going to put— something that's actually going to put potentially rishi sunak in to put potentially rishi sunak tn sunak,— to put potentially rishi sunak tn sunal, a— to put potentially rishi sunak in sunak, a rape— to put potentially rishi sunak in sunak, a rape apologist. i mean, i'm sorry,— in sunak, a rape apologist. i mean, i'm sorry, this is just tne— mean, i'm sorry, this is just tne gutten— mean, i'm sorry, this is just the gutter politics of the worst onten— the gutter politics of the worst onten .— the gutter politics of the worst onten . ant — the gutter politics of the worst onten . ant l— the gutter politics of the worst order. and i think what particularly— order. and i think what particularly in the order. and i think what- particularly-in the craw particularly sticks in the craw too:— particularly sticks in the craw p00, ts— particularly sticks in the craw p00, ts you— particularly sticks in the craw too, ts you get— particularly sticks in the craw too, is you get the impression an-ton-t— too, is you get the impression an-don't really- too, is you get the impression an don't really care about an they don't really care about the an they don't really care about tne nape— an they don't really care about the rape statistics. don't the rape statistics. they don't neatly— the rape statistics. they don't neatly-about— the rape statistics. they don't really - about the - the rape statistics. they don't really about the sex abuse really care about the sex abuse oases-tont— really care about the sex abuse cases.-don't really- really care about the sex abuse cases. don't really care cases. they don't really care about—tont- cases. they don't really carei about—don't really about child. they don't really about— about child. they don't really care about child— about child. they don't really care about child sex abuse . what care about child sex abuse. what tney— care about child sex abuse. what tney oae— care about child sex abuse. what tney about— care about child sex abuse. what they care about is— care about child sex abuse. what they care about is petty poltttos— they care about is petty politics and _ they care about is petty politics and political abuse . politics and political abuse. ant— politics and political abuse. ant tnene— politics and political abuse. and there are— politics and political abuse. and there are real people behind tnese— and there are real people behind these statistics— and there are real people behind these statistics and behind tnese— these statistics and behind these stories— these statistics and behind these stories ,_ these statistics and behind these stories , and they're not these stories, and they're not senwet— these stories, and they're not sewet at— these stories, and they're not sewet at all— these stories, and they're not served at all by— these stories, and they're not served at all by this kind of nonnttle— served at all by this kind of horrible punch— served at all by this kind of horrible punch .— served at all by this kind of horrible punch . and, judy, horrible punch. and, judy, poltttoal— horrible punch. and, judy, political punch up, it's disgraceful,- political punch up, it's disgraceful, actually, to try ant— disgraceful, actually, to try and politicise_ disgraceful, actually, to try and politicise something that's

so awtul— and politicise something that's so awtul tt— and politicise something that's so awful if you— and politicise something that's so awful if you really want to. if so awful if you really want to. lt tney— so awful if you really want to. lt tney neatly— so awful if you really want to. if they really wanted to tackle tnese— if they really wanted to tackle tnese-tney— if they really wanted to tackle these they should get these issues, they should get togetnen— these issues, they should get togetnen on— these issues, they should get togetnen on a— these issues, they should get together on a cross—party basis. loot— together on a cross—party basis. loot at— together on a cross—party basis. loot at tne— together on a cross—party basis. look at the sentencing , look at look at the sentencing, look at the look at the sentencing, look at tne ruttotany,— look at the sentencing, look at tne ruttotany, ot— look at the sentencing, look at the judiciary, of course, look at tne— the judiciary, of course, look at tne oount— the judiciary, of course, look at the court system and try and ttgune— at the court system and try and ttgune out— at the court system and try and ttgune out now— at the court system and try and figure out how-it- at the court system and try and figure out how it work figure out how to make it work tetten— figure out how to make it work tetten-ton-t— figure out how to make it work better.-don't have- figure out how to make it work better. don't have a plan. better. they don't have a plan. tnono-s— better. they don't have a plan. tnono-s no— better. they don't have a plan. there's no plan.— better. they don't have a plan. there's no plan. if— better. they don't have a plan. there's no plan. if you- better. they don't have a plan. there's no plan. if you listen in to that. emily in full to that. emily thornberry car crash interview that and mean, it was that i did. and i mean, it was one of the worst interviews i've ever she was ever heard of my life. she was flailing about, they're not flailing about, but they're not intending more money intending to put any more money into example . she into prisons, for example. she thinks this is all going to be solved they're to solved because they're going to have community police have a few more community police officers. joke. officers. i mean, it's a joke. the is a joke. look, the policy is a joke. but look, in terms the actual ad in terms of the actual ad campaign, butterworth, campaign, benjamin butterworth, because know, because i know you know, if rishi a sex assault rishi sunak is a sex assault apologist, you're an apologist for the labour party . so let me for the labour party. so let me pose the question directly to you. do you think rishi sunak wants adults convicted of sexually assaulting children to go to prison? well, when ? when go to prison? well, when? when you have thousands of these people , that's just a simple people, that's just a simple question. do think rishi question. do you think rishi sunak be simple answer ? well,

sunak be a simple answer? well, no, because it's a yes or no, then your then you can give your explanation. is just very explanation. this is just a very straight think straight yes or no. do you think rishi sunak wants adults convicted of sexually assaulting children to prison ? well, children to go to prison? well, they're not being, are they? you know folk know, i think regular folk watching. couldn't answer watching. so you couldn't answer that just want that question. i just want to clarify. right. clarify. hang on. all right. do you think that you can't answer a with question? no a question with a question? no that's how it works. this is my show. the questions. i show. i ask the questions. i thought have known thought you would have known tnat— thought you would have known tnat-woll— thought you would have known tnat-woll-youl that by now. well, i tell you what, i most people don't what, i think most people don't care about your navel gazing. what is that what they care about is that convicted thieves convicted and petty thieves are roaming this roaming the streets of this country. and i think country. of course. and i think it cop point out it is fair cop to point that out and people talking about it. and get people talking about it. it you're going to it is. but if you're going to have an argument about i'm not disagreeing about the disagreeing with you about the political this. political commentary of this. well, month less well, one month ago, less than a month, rishi sunak month, i suspect rishi sunak said at the despatch box . he said at the despatch box. he said, keir starmer is on the side of people smugglers. how is that not the exact same tactic ? that not the exact same tactic? okay. the leave.eu campaign said 70 million turks are going to come into britain if we remain. that was never possible. there was always stopping it.

was always a veto stopping it. okay. you don't these okay. if you don't like these kind this kind of kind of commentary, this kind of political behaviour which works, then you to call those out. then you have to call those out. but benjamin, you clearly weren't listening because weren't listening to me because i'm actually . i weren't listening to me because i'm actually. i know, i know i'm not actually. i know, i know you do. but i'm not actually questioning those sorts of political i think political attacks. but i think it's very, very to prove it's very, very easy to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that keir starmer is on the side of people smugglers. i think it's impossible for you to sit here and prove that rishi sunak is on the side of child sex abusers as well. you know, when you've had what you can't prove, i you down there was something like 4500 have been convicted of not been jailed. and i think that is something there's clearly a conversation now where conversation going on now where people want to know what's going on issues on with this, where these issues are highlighted . and are being highlighted. and if you at last 13 years, you look at the last 13 years, 20,000 police officers were sacked there are sacked and there are consequences. i'm just i'm just going time. one going to try one more time. one more because you've now more time, because you've now had your chance your had your chance to explain your answer . so. had your chance to explain your answer. so. so, please, this is

answer. so. so, please, this is a simple yes or no question. do do you think because this is what the labour ad was, do you think that rishi sunak wants adults convicted of sexually assaulting children to go to prison? i think the british people can see speaking for myself, he won't answer. i'm not here to commentate for keir starmer or the labour party or the left generally, and the fact is that this is an issue is that i think this is an issue that home and the that it will hit home and the reason raising this reason you are raising this tonight is because you're worried it has worried about the effect it has . point . belinda .you've made the point. belinda lucy the issue here though is that keir starmer was on that sentence in council. what's he talking mean , i'm so talking about? i mean, i'm so shocked that approved this. shocked that he approved this. these adverts standing by them. he these adverts standing by them. no lowes— these adverts standing by them. he loves tnen— these adverts standing by them. he loves them despite— these adverts standing by them. he loves them despite me- he loves them despite me disagreeing with most of his politics, i thought he was at least a half bright guy. and now more people -ever- least a half bright guy. and now more people -ever know- least a half bright guy. and now more people -ever know hei more people than ever know he was-responsible- more people than ever know he was responsible for these was partly responsible for these sott— was partly responsible for these sott touon— was partly responsible for these soft touch sentencing guidelines. - soft touch sentencing guidelines. did no one warn him tnts— guidelines. did no one warn him we would— guidelines. did no one warn him this would happen— guidelines. did no one warn him this would happen in the car onasn— this would happen in the car crash interview— this would happen in the car crash interview with emily tnonntenny— crash interview with emily thornberry today did make me otuolle— thornberry today did make me chuckle. - like - thornberry today did make me chuckle. -like ,- thornberry today did make me

chuckle. -like , my- thornberry today did make me chuckle. c m; g thornberry today did make me. chuckle. -like , my gosh, if chuckle. i was like, my gosh, if these guys ever get into power, it's disastrous in it's going to be disastrous in terms and order for this terms of law and order for this country. i mean, the labour labour's there was no plan, was there ? keir signed there? keir starmer signed that letter, didn't he, stopping the deportation of 50 d criminals to jamaica , one that went on to jamaica, one that went on to murder. that's labour's attitude to law and order and crime. that's what we'd get. i'm all for exposing soft touch on crime . the numbers were great, but to do of creche like do this kind of creche like playground politics, it's like he's a toddler and throws dirty nappies at his opponents. there's nothing grown up . there's nothing grown up. nnttatn— there's nothing grown up. britain deserves— there's nothing grown up. britain deserves better. people have calling out for better have been calling out for better politics. i think we know better is politics. i think we know better ts aotually— politics. i think we know better is actually labour's— c 23 i think we know better is actually labour's slogan. so oleanly— is actually labour's slogan. so oleanly-well— is actually labour's slogan. so clearly-well well,- is actually labour's slogan. so clearly well well, they've clearly the well well, they've oonpletely— clearly the well well, they've completely u—turned on that teoause— completely u—turned on that because they've _ completely u—turned on that because they've given britain nat— because they've given britain nag about— because they've given britain nag about to— because they've given britain had about 15 slogans over the past— had about 15 slogans over the past yean— had about 15 slogans over the past yean .— had about 15 slogans over the past year . there'll be about 15 past year. there'll be about 15 tetone— past year. there'll be about 15 more before the— past year. there'll be about 15 more before the next election. tne— more before the next election. tne pnotlen— more before the next election. the problem is,— more before the next election. the problem is, benjamin, none more before the next election. ththem)lem is, benjamin, none more before the next election. ththem mean;, benjamin, none more before the next election. ththem mean abenjamin, none more before the next election. ththem mean abenjaibecausea of them mean a thing because tney—tne— of them mean a thing because they—the policies. of them mean a thing because they the policies to they don't have the policies to taol— they don't have the policies to toaol tt— they don't have the policies to toaol tt up.— they don't have the policies to back it up. well,— they don't have the policies to back it up. well, i— they don't have the policies to back it up. well, i wish there tnat— back it up. well, i wish there were that many— back it up. well, i wish there were that many convictions of people— were that many convictions of. people—ontnes. people committing these crimes. tnat-s—tssue. - people committing these crimes. that's—issue. and- people committing these crimes. that's issue. and the that's what's the issue. and the tnutn — that's what's the issue. and the truth _ million l truth is, you know, 22 million people— truth is, you know, 22 million

people-ontgtnal- truth is, you know, 22 million people original tweet. people saw the original tweet. wot— people saw the original tweet. wot a— people saw the original tweet. wot a penny— people saw the original tweet. wot a penny nas— people saw the original tweet. not a penny has been spent on it. not a penny has been spent on t. —page- not a penny has been spent on t. —page ot- not a penny has been spent oni tt. —page on tne it. he got the front page of the natty—tnts- daily mail highlighting this tssue-tne— daily mail highlighting this issue. the johnson issue. it is the boris johnson playbook.— issue. it is the boris johnson playtool. l— issue. it is the boris johnson playbook. i don't— issue. it is the boris johnson playbook. i don't have an issue wttn— playbook. i don't have an issue wttn tne— playbook. i don't have an issue wttn tne als— playbook. i don't have an issue with the ads as— playbook. i don't have an issue with the ads as long as he can taol— with the ads as long as he can toaol up— with the ads as long as he can toaol up tnat— with the ads as long as he can back up that rishi _ with the ads as long as he can back up that rishi sunak is on the back up that rishi sunak is on tne stole— back up that rishi sunak is on tne stte ot— back up that rishi sunak is on the side of child— back up that rishi sunak is on the side of child sex abusers ant— the side of child sex abusers ant tney— the side of child sex abusers ant tney you— the side of child sex abusers and they you haven't been able to taol— and they you haven't been able to toaol tnat— and they you haven't been able to back that up— and they you haven't been able to back that up today and i ton-t— to back that up today and i don't believe— to back that up today and i don't believe labour will be atte— don't believe labour will be atole to— don't believe labour will be able to look— don't believe labour will be able to look to— don't believe labour will be able to look to them. it was an extnaonttnany— able to look to them. it was an extraordinary weekend the extraordinary weekend in the news-nut- extraordinary weekend in the news,-but but- extraordinary weekend in the news, but but this news, wasn't it? but but this was one of those— news, wasn't it? but but this was one of those moments. the natty— was one of those moments. the pay llama.— was one of those moments. the daily llama. have— was one of those moments. the daily llama. have you seen this 7 daily llama. have you seen this e tonoet— daily llama. have you seen this e tonoet to— daily llama. have you seen this ? forced to apologise after a ttzanne— ? forced to apologise after a bizarre video— ? forced to apologise after a bizarre video of— ? forced to apologise after a bizarre video of him asking a young— bizarre video of him asking a young toy— bizarre video of him asking a young toy to— bizarre video of him asking a young boy to suck his tongue oauset— young boy to suck his tongue caused furious— young boy to suck his tongue caused furious uproar. now the oltp— caused furious uproar. now the oltp was— caused furious uproar. now the clip was actually— caused furious uproar. now the clip was actually filmed during a netneat— clip was actually filmed during a netneat ton— clip was actually filmed during a retreat for kids— clip was actually filmed during a retreat for kids at his indian temple— a retreat for kids at his indian tenple toaol— a retreat for kids at his indian temple back in— a retreat for kids at his indian temple back in february , but temple back in february, but it's temple back in february, but tt-s only— temple back in february, but us only rust— temple back in february, but it's only just surfaced and gone wnal— it's only just surfaced and gone wnal tn— it's only just surfaced and gone wnal tn not— it's only just surfaced and gone viral. i'm not surprised this is tnonetttly— viral. i'm not surprised this is incredibly shocking. watch it . incredibly shocking. watch it. can— incredibly shocking. watch it. can t— incredibly shocking. watch it. can t nug— incredibly shocking. watch it. can t nug you— incredibly shocking. watch it. can t nug you .— incredibly shocking. watch it. can i hug you , sir?— incredibly shocking. watch it. can i hug you , sir? then- incredibly shocking. watch it. can i hug you, sir? then i think finally here also . and

finally here also. and sir, my tongue . thank you tongue. thank you. thank you . tongue. thank you. thank you. now, the buddhist leader tried explatntng— now, the buddhist leader tried explatntng tne— now, the buddhist leader tried explaining the strange video in a statement— explaining the strange video in a statement this— explaining the strange video in a statement this morning which neat— a statement this morning which neat uls— a statement this morning which read his holiness— a statement this morning which read his holiness wishes to apologtse— read his holiness wishes to apologise ties— read his holiness wishes to apologise ties to the boy and his apologise ties to the boy and no tantly— apologise ties to the boy and no tantly ,— apologise ties to the boy and his family , as— apologise ties to the boy and his family , as well as his many his family, as well as his many tnents— his family, as well as his many friends across— his family, as well as his many friends across the _ his family, as well as his many friends across the world for the nut— friends across the world for the nut nts— friends across the world for the hurt his words— friends across the world for the hurt his words may have caused . hurt his words may have caused. his hurt his words may have caused. no noltness— hurt his words may have caused. his holiness often— hurt his words may have caused. his holiness often teases people he his holiness often teases people ne meets— his holiness often teases people ne neets tn— his holiness often teases people ne neets tn an— his holiness often teases people he meets in an innocent and playtul— he meets in an innocent and playtul way,— he meets in an innocent and playful way, even in public and tetone— playful way, even in public and before cameras— playful way, even in public and before cameras .— playful way, even in public and before cameras . he regrets the before cameras. he regrets the tnottent— before cameras. he regrets the tnottent .— before cameras. he regrets the incident . but— before cameras. he regrets the incident . but that wasn't enough incident. but that wasn't enough . wneneas— incident. but that wasn't enough . wneneas many— incident. but that wasn't enough . whereas many rightly angry ontttos— . whereas many rightly angry critics, including— . whereas many rightly angry critics, including our very own alan— critics, including our very own atann nnools— critics, including our very own adam brooks, who tweeted ttsgusttng— adam brooks, who tweeted disgusting statement , this adam brooks, who tweeted disgusting statement, this is an eye onpene— disgusting statement, this is an eye pee not— disgusting statement, this is an eye opener, not just his behaviour,— eye opener, not just his behaviour, but this statement too a— behaviour, but this statement too , asltng— behaviour, but this statement too , asltng a— behaviour, but this statement too , asking a kid to suck your

too, asking a kid to suck your tongue— too, asking a kid to suck your tongue tsn-t— too, asking a kid to suck your tongue isn't playful. it's . so tongue isn't playful. it's. so it tongue isn't playful. it's. so tt tools— tongue isn't playful. it's. so it looks like _ tongue isn't playful. it's. so it looks like the _ tongue isn't playful. it's. so it looks like the dalai lama neets— it looks like the dalai lama needs to— it looks like the dalai lama needs to go— it looks like the dalai lama needs to go and— it looks like the dalai lama needs to go and meditate on his own behaviour,— needs to go and meditate on his own behaviour, as— needs to go and meditate on his own behaviour, as far as i'm concerned, into— own behaviour, as far as i'm concerned, into lucy benjamin nuttenwontn— concerned, into lucy benjamin butterworth, suzanne evans , do butterworth, suzanne evans, do stant— butterworth, suzanne evans, do stant toy— butterworth, suzanne evans, do stand by because— butterworth, suzanne evans, do stand by because coming up, as lealet— stand by because coming up, as lealet autto— stand by because coming up, as leaked audio emerges of nicola stungeon— leaked audio emerges of nicola sturgeon begging party officials to stop— sturgeon begging party officials to stop talltng— sturgeon begging party officials to stop talking about snp ttnanoes— to stop talking about snp finances before her husband's anest— finances before her husband's aest ott— finances before her husband's arrest, did the— finances before her husband's arrest, did the mainstream media fail arrest, did the mainstream media tall soots— arrest, did the mainstream media tall soots toy— arrest, did the mainstream media fail scots by not— arrest, did the mainstream media fail scots by not scrutinise ytng— fail scots by not scrutinise ytng oueen— fail scots by not scrutinise king queen nick properly? my panel— king queen nick properly? my panel wtll— king queen nick properly? my panel wtll te— king queen nick properly? my panel will be back to debate tnat— panel will be back to debate tnat soon— panel will be back to debate that soon. but— panel will be back to debate that soon. but first, as new tontsnell— that soon. but first, as new bombshell revelations claim her majesty— bombshell revelations claim her majesty ,— bombshell revelations claim her majesty , sne— bombshell revelations claim her majesty , she described her late majesty, she described her late majesty.— majesty, she described her late naresty. tnts— majesty, she described her late naresty. tnts ts— majesty, she described her late majesty. this is described harry aaegnan-s— majesty. this is described harry meghan's behaviour as quite mad. snoult— meghan's behaviour as quite mad. snoult ytng— meghan's behaviour as quite mad. should king charles strip the sussees ot— should king charles strip the sussexes of their titles if they oonttnue— sussexes of their titles if they continue with _ sussexes of their titles if they continue with these deranged attaolse— continue with these deranged attacks? star— continue with these deranged attacks? star daily telegraph oolunntst— attacks? star daily telegraph columnist celia— attacks? star daily telegraph columnist celia walden joins me columnist celia walden joins the live columnist celia walden joins me we stnatgnt— columnist celia walden joins me live straight after— columnist celia walden joins me live straight after this .

now, look, i know i'm quite ontttoal— now, look, i know i'm quite ontttoal ot— now, look, i know i'm quite critical of those— now, look, i know i'm quite critical of those runaway noyals— critical of those runaway noyals, nanny— critical of those runaway royals, harry and meghan , but a royals, harry and meghan, but a tontsnell— royals, harry and meghan, but a bombshell new— royals, harry and meghan, but a bombshell new book has revealed that bombshell new book has revealed tnat een— bombshell new book has revealed tnat tne— bombshell new book has revealed that even the late— bombshell new book has revealed that even the late queen tltzatetn— that even the late queen elizabeth ii— that even the late queen elizabeth ii was on my side with her elizabeth ii was on my side with ten majesty— elizabeth ii was on my side with her majesty reportedly branding tnen— her majesty reportedly branding their behaviour— her majesty reportedly branding their behaviour as quite mad . their behaviour as quite mad. ant— their behaviour as quite mad. ant totent— their behaviour as quite mad. and robert jobson's, our king exposes— and robert jobson's, our king expses tne— and robert jobson's, our king exposes the late— and robert jobson's, our king exposes the late queen's bewilderment _ exposes the late queen's bewilderment at the sussexes attaol— bewilderment at the sussexes attaol on— bewilderment at the sussexes attack on the— bewilderment at the sussexes attack on the family with sources also _ attack on the family with sources also revealing that

palaoe— sources also revealing that palace discussions about stntpptng— palace discussions about stripping them of their titles nett— stripping them of their titles were held at— stripping them of their titles were held at the highest levels unttl— were held at the highest levels unttl lowng— were held at the highest levels until loving father charles nelentet. — until loving father charles relented. well,— until loving father charles relented. well, joining me now relented. well, joining the now is relented. well, joining me now ts tne— relented. well, joining me now ts tne natty— relented. well, joining me now is the daily telegraph star oolunntst— is the daily telegraph star columnist celia walden. so celia wttn— columnist celia walden. so celia wttn tnts— columnist celia walden. so celia with this couple— columnist celia walden. so celia with this couple refusing to even reveal whether they are going— even reveal whether they are gotng to — even reveal whether they are going to bother— even reveal whether they are going to bother to turn up to tne— going to bother to turn up to the coronation— going to bother to turn up to the coronation or— going to bother to turn up to the coronation or not, surely tne— the coronation or not, surely tne queen— the coronation or not, surely the queen was— the coronation or not, surely the queen was right that their tenawoun— the queen was right that their tenawoun ts— the queen was right that their behaviour is quite mad . they're behaviour is quite mad. they're mad:— behaviour is quite mad. they're nat, aent— behaviour is quite mad. they're mad, aren't they?— behaviour is quite mad. they're mad, aren't they? _ behaviour is quite mad. they're mad, aren't they? �*ft�*t2;cc “ mad, aren't they? well, i mean, it's mad, aren't they? well, i mean, to a— mad, aren't they? well, i mean, it's a characteristic understatement, isn't it? really of the queen and it is obviously quite mad as well as being incredibly narcissistic , incredibly narcissistic, downright rude . and you could downright rude. and you could actually add in humane to that list. i think given some of the headunes list. i think given some of the headlines that we're seeing coming out of before the publication of robert jobson's book, because we've got new light being shed, for example , light being shed, for example, on the actual day that the late queen died . and haven't we and,

queen died. and haven't we and, and i know that there were rumours i don't know how much the wider public heard at the time, but i remember certainly as a journalist and i'm sure you do that the very day do too, that that the very day after people were saying, oh, well, the plane had to be held up because there was there was infighting about whether meghan could come and be there . and could come and be there. and harry was insisting that she be there. and this had held everything up . and as it was, of everything up. and as it was, of course, he only was able to get to balmoral by, i think 8:00 or so. and had had actually missed his dear grandmother. but that is because because— his dear grandmother. but that is because because sorry,- “ 2 32222 but that is because because sorry, i “ 2 g3“2 but that is because because sorry, i just want— is because because sorry, i just want to— is because because sorry, i just want to ttg— is because because sorry, i just want to dig down— is because because sorry, i just want to dig down a little bit on tnat— want to dig down a little bit on we teoause— want to dig down a little bit on that because my— want to dig down a little bit on that because my reading of this. but that because my reading of this. out tell— that because my reading of this. out tell me— that because my reading of this. but tell me if— that because my reading of this. but tell me if i'm— that because my reading of this. but tell me if i'm wrong, but my neattng— but tell me if i'm wrong, but my neattng ot— but tell me if i'm wrong, but my reading of this— but tell me if i'm wrong, but my reading of this is— but tell me if i'm wrong, but my reading of this is that harry ntsset— reading of this is that harry ntsset out— reading of this is that harry missed out on— reading of this is that harry missed out on actually being on at tne— missed out on actually being on at tne queens— missed out on actually being on at the queen's deathbed because he at the queen's deathbed because ne was— at the queen's deathbed because ne tott— at the queen's deathbed because he was told his— at the queen's deathbed because he was told his master, meghan, wasnt— he was told his master, meghan, wasn't allowed— he was told his master, meghan, wasn't allowed to— he was told his master, meghan, wasn't allowed to be there too. tnat-s— wasn't allowed to be there too. was tesptte— wasn't allowed to be there too. that's despite the— wasn't allowed to be there too. that's despite the fact that only— that's despite the fact that only camilla— that's despite the fact that

only camilla and sophie had been allowet— only camilla and sophie had been allowet to— only camilla and sophie had been allowed to join,— only camilla and sophie had been allowed to join, not— only camilla and sophie had been allowed to join, not kate , not allowed to join, not kate, not any— allowed to join, not kate, not any ot— allowed to join, not kate, not any ot tne— allowed to join, not kate, not any of the other— allowed to join, not kate, not any of the other royal women teoause— any of the other royal women teoause ot— any of the other royal women because of their— any of the other royal women because of their personal closeness to— because of their personal closeness to the late queen. so so closeness to the late queen. so so tnat— closeness to the late queen. so so we snows— closeness to the late queen. so so that shows what a destruct of tone— so that shows what a destruct of tonoe alegnan— so that shows what a destruct of force meghan is,— so that shows what a destruct of force meghan is, doesn't it, to tnts— force meghan is, doesn't it, to tntstantlye — force meghan is, doesn't it, to this family? well,- force meghan is, doesn't it, to this family? �*ft�*t2;cc �*7 this family? well, if this is all correct, and you know, we know that robert jobson is a very , very sort of well very, very sort of well respected veteran royal reporter. so he is the one who would know . but reporter. so he is the one who would know. but again, as i say, we all heard this story very soon after. and the idea that that this actually happened and that this actually happened and that you would have the presumption . to you know, sort presumption. to you know, sort of get in the way at such an incredibly sort of vulnerable and important time is just extraordinary. it shows to me how far gone they both are in terms of knowing what their priorities are. and don't you think , celia, that this just was think, celia, that this just was meghan wanting to insert herself at a historic event and the

family quite rightly thanked god, said she's not going to be anywhere near this, even if it means holding up the plane. even if it means the whole tantly— even if it means the whole tantly ane— even if it means the whole family are going to be late, wnton— family are going to be late, wnton tney— family are going to be late, which they-in- family are going to be late, which they in the end. my which they were in the end. my alegnan— which they were in the end. my aaegnan ts— which they were in the end. my wegnan ts not— which they were in the end. my meghan is not going to be anywnene— meghan is not going to be anywhere-this- meghan is not going to be anywhere this moment in anywhere near this moment in ntstony— anywhere near this moment in history because— anywhere near this moment in history because it's sacrosanct, neatly.— history because it's sacrosanct, neatly. tne— history because it's sacrosanct, really. the death— history because it's sacrosanct, really. the death of the late queen— really. the death of the late oueen ant— really. the death of the late queen. and she— really. the death of the late queen. and she couldn't be tnustet— queen. and she couldn't be tnustet to— queen. and she couldn't be trusted to because she would nave— trusted to because she would nave tallet— trusted to because she would have talked about it 100. ' “2 have talked about it 100. and you— have talked about it 100. and you know.— have talked about it 100. and you know. you— have talked about it 100. and you know, you have- have talked about it 100. and you know, you have to remember that with her, whether it's the coronation or with anything , you coronation or with anything, you know, her relevance and the rest of her life, essentially on the kind of talk show circuit depends on her having been at key events . so, again, if we go key events. so, again, if we go to the coronation, it's now less than a month, isn't it? we still don't know whether they're coming or not, which, you know, it would downright rude if it it would be downright rude if it were just me having were just me and you having a dinner party, wouldn't dan? were just me and you having a dinrwould:y,wouldn't dan? were just me and you having a dinrwould expect.dn't dan? were just me and you having a dinrwould expect someone an? were just me and you having a dinrwould expect someone you you would expect someone you know. it yes or a no? i know. is it a yes or a no? i don't care. but tell me don't care. but just tell me a yes a no. and so part of me

yes or a no. and so part of me wishes that charles at this point would say, do you know what i'm taking the invitations back. you actually can't come now. giving them to now. we're giving them to someone who's who's someone else who's who's got a little decorum . um, but little bit more decorum. um, but i know he won't because for the same reason that he hasn't withdrawn their titles , as withdrawn their titles, as i think he hopes that there will be a reconciliation , you know, be a reconciliation, you know, and, and, and, and who can blame any father for wanting that? i guess so. but i'm with you, cella— guess so. but i'm with you, oelta. l— guess so. but i'm with you, celia. i think— guess so. but i'm with you, celia. i think he— g but i'm with you, celia. i think he should just rip celia. i think he should just ntp tne— celia. i think he should just rip the invitations up. what's neatly— rip the invitations up. what's really interesting about this tool— really interesting about this book actually— really interesting about this book actually ,_ really interesting about this book actually , is that robert book actually, is that robert totson— book actually, is that robert totson wno— book actually, is that robert jobson, who you— book actually, is that robert jobson, who you referred to, he a negulan— jobson, who you referred to, he was a regular on— jobson, who you referred to, he was a regular on this show for a weny— was a regular on this show for a weny long— was a regular on this show for a weny long ttne.— was a regular on this show for a very long time. you— was a regular on this show for a very long time. you know, he is tne— very long time. you know, he is tne noyal— very long time. you know, he is the royal journalist— very long time. you know, he is the royal journalist who has always— the royal journalist who has always teen— the royal journalist who has always been closest to king onanles. — always been closest to king onanles. so— always been closest to king charles. so he's— always been closest to king charles. so he's very, very tappet— charles. so he's very, very tappet tnto— charles. so he's very, very tapped into the- charles. so he's very, very tapped into the way that king onanles— tapped into the way that king charles thinks— tapped into the way that king charles thinks and his inner otnole— charles thinks and his inner otnole ant— charles thinks and his inner circle and what— charles thinks and his inner circle and what was fascinating to me— circle and what was fascinating to cella— circle and what was fascinating to me, celia, is— circle and what was fascinating to me, celia, is that it was ttsousset— to me, celia, is that it was discussed right— to me, celia, is that it was discussed right at the highest levels— discussed right at the highest levels at— discussed right at the highest levels at the— discussed right at the highest levels at the royal families . levels at the royal families. tnat— levels at the royal families. tnat eans— levels at the royal families. that means right up to the level of that means right up to the level ot tne— that means right up to the level ot tne late— that means right up to the level of the late queen _ that means right up to the level of the late queen about whether the of the late queen about whether tne sussexes— of the late queen about whether the sussexes should lose their tttle— the sussexes should lose their tne-know—

the sussexes should lose their tttle-lnow ,— the sussexes should lose their title. know , whether they title. you know, whether they snoultn-t— title. you know, whether they shouldn't-the - title. you know, whether they shouldn't-the and shouldn't be called the duke and the shouldn't be called the duke and tne—anynone.| shouldn't be called the duke and tneitt—anynone.| shouldn't be called the duke and the|it was_anymore.| shouldn't be called the duke and the it was charles anymore. shouldn't be called the duke and the it was charles who anymore. shouldn't be called the duke and the it was charles who came re. shouldn't be called the duke and the it was charles who came in but it was charles who came in ant— but it was charles who came in and overruled— but it was charles who came in and overruled that— but it was charles who came in and overruled that decision teoause— and overruled that decision teoause l— and overruled that decision because i think— and overruled that decision because i think you're right. i tntnl— because i think you're right. i tntnl as— because i think you're right. i tntnl as a— because i think you're right. i think as a dad— because i think you're right. i think as a dad ,_ because i think you're right. i think as a dad , he always wants think as a dad, he always wants tnts— think as a dad, he always wants this reconciliation— think as a dad, he always wants this reconciliation .— think as a dad, he always wants this reconciliation . but do you this reconciliation. but do you also— this reconciliation. but do you also tntnl— this reconciliation. but do you also think that— this reconciliation. but do you also think that maybe, celia, he is also think that maybe, celia, he ts teoontng— also think that maybe, celia, he ts teoontng a— also think that maybe, celia, he is becoming a little bit gauged,— is becoming a little bit deluded, like there's nothing tnat— deluded, like there's nothing we tne— deluded, like there's nothing that the sussexes that have have tone— that the sussexes that have have tone ntgnt— that the sussexes that have have tone ntgnt tn— that the sussexes that have have done right in the— that the sussexes that have have done right in the past two years tnat— done right in the past two years we gtves— done right in the past two years we gtves any— done right in the past two years that gives any indication that tney— that gives any indication that tney eve— that gives any indication that they ever want— that gives any indication that they ever want to reconciliation aotually— they ever want to reconciliation aotually ,— they ever want to reconciliation aotually , gutte— they ever want to reconciliation actually , quite the opposite. actually, quite the opposite. tney-ne— actually, quite the opposite. tney-ne tnytng— actually, quite the opposite. they're trying to destroy the loyal— they're trying to destroy the loyal tantly. — they're trying to destroy the royal family. so isn't it time for royal family. so isn't it time ton onanles— royal family. so isn't it time for charles to _ royal family. so isn't it time for charles to just get a little bit for charles to just get a little on tougnen— for charles to just get a little bit tougher ? _ for charles to just get a little bit tougher .7 laggl for charles to just get a little bit tougher ? / for charles to just get a little bit tougher ? “23“ “ bit tougher? yeah, well, i mean , there is there's that side of it. but then you you sometimes wonder whether whether it's actually them being very shrewd in terms of, you know, how would the rest of the really the rest of the world really perceive the palace and the royals if they did take away their titles completely ? i their titles completely? i wonder if it would actually be playing right into harry and meghan's hands, because then you really are, you know, any any violin , however small that they

violin, however small that they can play on, is just manna from heaven for them, isn't it? this is what they need. but if you're so it is quite clever to be taken away. you know, obviously the royal. but they've kept their the duke and duchess titles so they but but i think it does give them a sort of um uh if you took away all the titles not only would we be playing in the weeds with we i'm talking about us sort of the country, the, the palace, we would be down on their level, wouldn't we, really? because you'd be going fine. well, in that case, i'm become martyrs. yeah, they would become martyrs. and yeah, they would become martyrs. ant alegnan— yeah, they would become martyrs. and meghan would— yeah, they would become martyrs. and meghan would always be able to say— and meghan would always be able to say tney— and meghan would always be able to say tney ttt— and meghan would always be able to say tney ttt tt— and meghan would always be able to say they did it because i'm ntxet— to say they did it because i'm ntxet aoe— to say they did it because i'm mixed race, even— to say they did it because i'm mixed race, even though it had absolutely— mixed race, even though it had absolutely nothing to do with tnat— absolutely nothing to do with tnat-tntng- absolutely nothing to do with tnat-tntng l- absolutely nothing to do with that. thing i love most that. but the thing i love most about—gotng- about this book, just going back to-tust— about this book, just going back to-tust love- about this book, just going back to -just love the- about this book, just going back to just love the fact to the top, i just love the fact tnat— to the top, i just love the fact that because _ to the top, i just love the fact that because ,_ to the top, i just love the fact that because , you— to the top, i just love the fact that because , you know, harry that because, you know, harry ant— that because, you know, harry ant-always- that because, you know, harry and-always act and meghan always wanted to act -always— and meghan always wanted to act .-always-pretend- . they always tried to pretend tnat—atonet- . they always tried to pretend. that—adored-you that the queen adored them, you know,— that the queen adored them, you know—tnen— that the queen adored them, you know, their criticism know, and all of their criticism of know, and all of their criticism ot-tantly— know, and all of their criticism ot-tantly was- know, and all of their criticism of family was nothing of the royal family was nothing to-tne— of the royal family was nothing to-tne oueen- of the royal family was nothing to -the queen - i'mi to do with the queen well, i'm sonny.— to do with the queen well, i'm sonny. nanny— to do with the queen well, i'm sorry. harry meghan, she sorry. harry and meghan, she tnougnt—.- sorry. harry and meghan, she tnougnt—. snei

thought you were mad. she aotually— thought you were mad. she actually shared— thought you were mad. she actually shared the view of the vast— actually shared the view of the vast narontty— actually shared the view of the vast majority of— actually shared the view of the vast majority of the british puttto— vast majority of the british putlto. sne— vast majority of the british public. she thought you'd gone nat— public. she thought you'd gone nat .— public. she thought you'd gone nat . ant. — public. she thought you'd gone mad . and. and,— public. she thought you'd gone mad . and. and, you know, bear in mad. and. and, you know, bear in ntnt— mad. and. and, you know, bear in ntnt ,— mad. and. and, you know, bear in ntnt , tne— mad. and. and, you know, bear in mind , the queen— mad. and. and, you know, bear in mind , the queen was a very mind, the queen was a very tntelltgent— mind, the queen was a very intelligent-she. mind, the queen was a very- intelligent-she would intelligent woman. she would nave— intelligent woman. she would nave-sno— intelligent woman. she would have she would have taken she she would have seen would seen seen she would have seen hundreds meghan's in her hundreds of meghan's in her life. how many meghan life. imagine how many meghan she's she would she's seen. you know, she would have look her and have taken one look at her and seen, you know, summed up her behaviour to and thought, okay , behaviour to and thought, okay, i know exactly what your game is , but. but of course, she was also a very graceful woman and i think she she went as far as she could and but she wasn't alive, thank goodness to witness , you thank goodness to witness, you know, the latest sort of chapter was she so i wonder what she would do if she were here now . would do if she were here now. indeed. indeed. would do if she were here now. indeed. indeed . celia walden, indeed. indeed. celia walden, stan— indeed. indeed. celia walden, stan, natty— 22 indeed. celia walden, star, daily telegraph columnist, always— star, daily telegraph columnist, always love— star, daily telegraph columnist, always love speaking to you. want— always love speaking to you. tnanl you— always love speaking to you. tnanl you so— always love speaking to you. thank you so much, celia. we'll onat— thank you so much, celia. we'll onat veny— thank you so much, celia. we'll onat veny — thank you so much, celia. we'll chat very soon. but— thank you so much, celia. we'll chat very soon. but coming up in unoanoelet,— chat very soon. but coming up in uncanceled, an— chat very soon. but coming up in uncanceled, an as— chat very soon. but coming up in uncanceled, an as the police taoe— uncanceled, an as the police face criticism _ uncanceled, an as the police face criticism after five otttoen— face criticism after five officers turned up at an essex pub— officers turned up at an essex put to— officers turned up at an essex put to enove— officers turned up at an essex pub to remove racist erg dolls.

nntttsn— pub to remove racist erg dolls. nntttsn poltoe— pub to remove racist erg dolls. british police stunning pntontttse— british police stunning prioritise woke kyrie over serious crime— prioritise woke kyrie over serious crime or fleet street legent— serious crime or fleet street legend kelvin— serious crime or fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie has a lot to— legend kelvin mackenzie has a lot to say— legend kelvin mackenzie has a lot to say on— legend kelvin mackenzie has a lot to say on this. _ legend kelvin mackenzie has a lot to say on this. he's going to te— lot to say on this. he's going to be we— lot to say on this. he's going to te ltve tn— lot to say on this. he's going to be live in the— lot to say on this. he's going to be live in the studio soon. nut— to be live in the studio soon. nut-tne— to be live in the studio soon. but-the media- to be live in the studio soon.i but-the media-as but next in the media buzz as lealet— but next in the media buzz as leaked audio— but next in the media buzz as leaked audio recordings allegetly— leaked audio recordings allegedly nicola sturgeon allegedly show nicola sturgeon tenanttng— allegedly show nicola sturgeon demanding official stop asking guesttons— demanding official stop asking questions about— demanding official stop asking questions about snp party ttnanoes— questions about snp party ttnanoes .— questions about snp party finances . that's way back in finances. that's way back in august— finances. that's way back in august zozt. — finances. that's way back in august 2021. have the mainstream netta— august 2021. have the mainstream netta tatlet— august 2021. have the mainstream media failed to— august 2021. have the mainstream media failed to hold the former ttnst— media failed to hold the former first minister— media failed to hold the former first minister to— media failed to hold the former first minister to account? well, tontgnt— first minister to account? well, tonight, superstar— first minister to account? well, tonight, superstar panel have plenty— tonight, superstar panel have plenty to— tonight, superstar panel have plenty to say— tonight, superstar panel have plenty to say on— tonight, superstar panel have plenty to say on this one. tney-ne— plenty to say on this one. they're back— plenty to say on this one. they're back in- plenty to say on this one. they're back in just a moment, along— they're back in just a moment, along wttn— they're back in just a moment, along with tomorrow's newspaper nont— along with tomorrow's newspaper tent-as— along with tomorrow's newspaper tnont-as .—

back to tomorrow's news tonight. wow— back to tomorrow's news tonight. wow tn— back to tomorrow's news tonight. wow tn onu— back to tomorrow's news tonight. now in our mediabuzz , more front now in our mediabuzz, more front pages— now in our mediabuzz, more front pages nave— now in our mediabuzz, more front pages nave teen— now in our mediabuzz, more front pages have been delivered stnatgnt— pages have been delivered stnatgnt to— pages have been delivered straight to the _ pages have been delivered straight to the daily express , straight to the daily express, wnton— straight to the daily express, wnton neponts— straight to the daily express, which reports on— straight to the daily express, which reports on the four day junior— which reports on the four day junior doctor— which reports on the four day junior doctor strike with the paper— junior doctor strike with the papen atvtstng— junior doctor strike with the paper advising readers not to get slot. — paper advising readers not to get slot. okay— paper advising readers not to get sick. okay i'll try my best. tne— get sick. okay i'll try my best. tne ttnes— get sick. okay i'll try my best. the times quotes— get sick. okay i'll try my best. the times quotes health leaders

ungtng— the times quotes health leaders ungtng tne— the times quotes health leaders ungtng tne putlto— the times quotes health leaders urging the public to avoid risky tenavtoun— urging the public to avoid risky behaviour here. _ urging the public to avoid risky behaviour here. why are they totng— behaviour here. why are they totng tnts— behaviour here. why are they totng we to— behaviour here. why are they doing this to us?— behaviour here. why are they doing this to us? the selfish, vtle— doing this to us? the selfish, vtle naaa— doing this to us? the selfish, vtle naaa tn— doing this to us? the selfish, vile bma in their— doing this to us? the selfish, vile bma in their 35% pay tenants. — vile bma in their 35% pay demands. it's— vile bma in their 35% pay demands. it's making me mad , the demands. it's making me mad, the natty— demands. it's making me mad, the patty telegnapn— demands. it's making me mad, the daily telegraph reports. joe ntten— daily telegraph reports. joe ntten wtll— daily telegraph reports. joe biden will personally try to untte— biden will personally try to unite northern— biden will personally try to unite northern ireland's parties tuntng— unite northern ireland's parties tuntng nts— unite northern ireland's parties during his visit— unite northern ireland's parties during his visit tomorrow . of during his visit tomorrow. of course, he's arriving tomorrow. tne— course, he's arriving tomorrow. tne papen— course, he's arriving tomorrow. the paper understands that the pnesttent— the paper understands that the president arranged a joint president has arranged a joint neettng—nelp- president has arranged a joint meeting help break meeting in a bid to help break the deadlock. _ meeting in a bid to help break the deadlock. that's kept wontnenn— northern ireland without a govennnent— northern ireland without a government year. government for more than a year. neatly— government for more than a year. teally wot— government for more than a year. tteally wot sue— government for more than a year. really not sure sleepy joe will nave— really not sure sleepy joe will nave any— really not sure sleepy joe will have any success— really not sure sleepy joe will have any success given he can tanely— have any success given he can tanely stntng— have any success given he can barely string sentence barely string a sentence togetnen— barely string a sentence together these and the together these days, and the natty— together these days, and the natty-leaves— together these days, and the daily-leaves on- together these days, and the daily leaves on the daily mail leaves on the snooltng— daily mail leaves on the shocking story that 19 suspected tennontsts— shocking story that 19 suspected tennontsts-tn— shocking story that 19 suspected terrorists in britain terrorists arrived in britain vta— terrorists arrived in britain vta-toats— terrorists arrived in britain via-boats-year.| via small boats last year. aooonttng— via small boats last year. according to— via small boats last year. according to paper, all of according to the paper, all of tne— according to the paper, all of tne-applet- according to the paper, all of the-applied for- according to the paper, all of- the-applied for asylum the men have applied for asylum and the men have applied for asylum ant—tetng- the men have applied for asylum and—being housed. and are currently being housed in and are currently being housed tn—oan-t— and are currently being housed tn—oan-t te- and are currently being housed in can't be deported in hotels, but can't be deported tesptte— in hotels, but can't be deported despite-already- in hotels, but can't be deported despite already having in hotels, but can't be deported despi under already having in hotels, but can't be deported despi under active ady having in hotels, but can't be deported despi under active investigation been under active investigation in been under active investigation tn otnen— been under active investigation in other countries— been under active investigation in other countries . as i have in other countries. as i have teen— in other countries. as i have teen saytng,— in other countries. as i have been saying, for— in other countries. as i have been saying, for months and nontns— been saying, for months and nontns ant— been saying, for months and months and months to , terrorists months and months to, terrorists are months and months to, terrorists anntvtng— months and months to, terrorists anntvtng on— months and months to, terrorists are arriving on the— months and months to, terrorists are arriving on the small boats . tnose— are arriving on the small boats . tnose nont— are arriving on the small boats . those front pages made me mad

. those front pages made the mad . those front pages made me mad . sonny— . those front pages made me mad . sonny atout— . those front pages made me mad . sorry about that— . those front pages made me mad . sorry about that superstar panel— . sorry about that superstar panel taol— . sorry about that superstar panel back now— . sorry about that superstar panel back now , political panel back now, political commentator— panel back now, political commentator suzanne evans , commentator suzanne evans, nseneponten— commentator suzanne evans, senior reporter at— commentator suzanne evans, senior reporter at the eye newspapen— senior reporter at the eye newspapen ,— senior reporter at the eye newspaper , benjamin butterworth, newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and newspaper, benjamin butterworth, ant tne— newspaper, benjamin butterworth, anttne tonnen— newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep, neltnta— and the former brexit party mep, neltnta te— and the former brexit party mep, belinda de lucy— and the former brexit party mep, belinda de lucy .— and the former brexit party mep, belinda de lucy. now and the former brexit party mep, belinda de lucy . now the crisis belinda de lucy. now the crisis engulttng— belinda de lucy. now the crisis engulfing nicola— belinda de lucy. now the crisis engulfing nicola sturgeon and the engulfing nicola sturgeon and tne govenntng— engulfing nicola sturgeon and the governing snp has deepened this the governing snp has deepened tnts weelent— the governing snp has deepened this weekend as— the governing snp has deepened this weekend as a— the governing snp has deepened this weekend as a motorhome teltevet— this weekend as a motorhome teltevet to— this weekend as a motorhome believed to be— this weekend as a motorhome believed to be owned by her ex sun— believed to be owned by her ex sun onet— believed to be owned by her ex snp chief executive husband, neten— snp chief executive husband, peter murrell— snp chief executive husband, peter murrell was seized from her peter murrell was seized from ten notnen— peter murrell was seized from her mother in— peter murrell was seized from her mother in law's house. that came soon after— her mother in law's house. that came soon after the couple's olasgow— came soon after the couple's olasgow none— came soon after the couple's glasgow home was swarmed by poltoe— glasgow home was swarmed by poltoe tn— glasgow home was swarmed by poltoe tn a— glasgow home was swarmed by police in a search— glasgow home was swarmed by police in a search lasting two tays— police in a search lasting two tays, opentng— police in a search lasting two tays, opentng up— police in a search lasting two days, opening up awkward guesttons— days, opening up awkward questions about the real reasons for questions about the real reasons ton stungeon-s— questions about the real reasons for sturgeon's hurried political extt. — for sturgeon's hurried political extt. gust— for sturgeon's hurried political exit. just weeks— for sturgeon's hurried political exit. just weeks ago . despite exit. just weeks ago. despite tnststtng— exit. just weeks ago. despite tnststtng sne— exit. just weeks ago. despite insisting she had no prior lnowletge— insisting she had no prior knowledge of— insisting she had no prior knowledge of her husband's tnpenttng— knowledge of her husband's impending arrest, many observers are impending arrest, many observers stnuggltng— impending arrest, many observers stnuggltng to— impending arrest, many observers are struggling to believe her, tnoluttng— are struggling to believe her, including the— are struggling to believe her, including the leader of the sootttsn— including the leader of the scottish conservative party, douglas— scottish conservative party, douglas ross— scottish conservative party, douglas ross ,_ scottish conservative party, douglas ross , who rubbished that douglas ross, who rubbished that olatn— douglas ross, who rubbished that olatn tn— douglas ross, who rubbished that olatn tn an— douglas ross, who rubbished that claim in an interview with my oolleague— claim in an interview with my colleague christopher hope on gb wews. — colleague christopher hope on gb wews. well— colleague christopher hope on gb wews. well l— colleague christopher hope on gb news. well, i think— colleague christopher hope on gb news. well, i think what i'm more interested— news. well, i think what i'm more interested in timing was wtoola— more interested in timing was nicola sturgeon's decision to stant— nicola sturgeon's decision to stant town— nicola sturgeon's decision to stand down for— nicola sturgeon's decision to stand down for her to somehow suggest— stand down for her to somehow suggest ant— stand down for her to somehow suggest and continue to suggest

tnat— suggest and continue to suggest we nat— suggest and continue to suggest that had nothing— suggest and continue to suggest that had nothing to do with this ongotng— that had nothing to do with this ongoing inquiry/o— that had nothing to do with this ongoing inguiryv i_ that had nothing to do with this ongoing inquiry, i think is tantly— ongoing inquiry, i think is frankly absurd . and has sturgeon frankly absurd. and has sturgeon aotually— frankly absurd. and has sturgeon aotually teen— frankly absurd. and has sturgeon actually been trying to avoid awlwant— actually been trying to avoid awkward questions now for about two yeanse— awkward questions now for about two yeanse l— awkward questions now for about two yeanse l only— awkward questions now for about two years? i only ask because tne— two years? i only ask because tne suntay— two years? i only ask because the sunday mail— two years? i only ask because the sunday mail claims that it nas— the sunday mail claims that it nas got— the sunday mail claims that it nas got nolt— the sunday mail claims that it has got hold of— the sunday mail claims that it has got hold of leaked audio neoonttngs— has got hold of leaked audio recordings in— has got hold of leaked audio recordings in which the ex first altntsten— recordings in which the ex first minister allegedly warned party otttotals— minister allegedly warned party otttotals to — minister allegedly warned party officials to stop— minister allegedly warned party officials to stop asking me atout— officials to stop asking me atout tne— officials to stop asking me about the snp's financial sttuatton— about the snp's financial situation. the— about the snp's financial situation. the alleged audio tney— situation. the alleged audio tney say— situation. the alleged audio tney say tts— situation. the alleged audio they say it's from august 2021, nas— they say it's from august 2021, nas not— they say it's from august 2021, nas not teen— they say it's from august 2021, has not been publicly released. but has not been publicly released. nut eve— has not been publicly released. nut nat— has not been publicly released. but we've had some of it voiced by an— but we've had some of it voiced by an aoton— but we've had some of it voiced by an aoton . — but we've had some of it voiced by an actor. we— but we've had some of it voiced by an actor . 3222 2“ c but we've had some of it voiced by an actor . 222“ c by an actor. we don't need to talk about the finances. the finances are absolute fine now mired in scandal with her separatism fantasy. now a pipe dream , sturgeon— separatism fantasy. now a pipe dream , sturgeon finally- now a pipe dream , sturgeon finally broke dream, sturgeon finally broke her dream, sturgeon finally broke nen stlenoe— dream, sturgeon finally broke her silence over— dream, sturgeon finally broke her silence over the weekend . her silence over the weekend. tno— her silence over the weekend. the last— her silence over the weekend. the last tow— her silence over the weekend. the last few days— her silence over the weekend. the last few days have- her silence over the weekend. the last few days have been obviously difficult, quite traumatic at times, but understand that is part of a process. i also understand , and process. i also understand, and le— process. i also understand, and be always— process. i also understand, and i've always accepted— 2 i also understand, and i've always accepted the sonuttny— i've always accepted the scrutiny that _ i've always accepted the scrutiny that comes on me as a

putlto— scrutiny that comes on me as a putlto ttgune— scrutiny that comes on me as a public figure and— scrutiny that comes on me as a public figure and i've never sntet— public figure and i've never sntet away— public figure and i've never shied away from that. 2; 2 shied away from that. hence, stanttng— shied away from that. hence, standing here talking to you just now. but i'm also entitled to a— just now. but i'm also entitled to a ltttle— just now. but i'm also entitled to a little bit— just now. but i'm also entitled to a little bit of— but i'm also entitled to a little bit of privacy in my none— to a little bit of privacy in my own home and— to a little bit of privacy in my own home and my neighbours , i own home and my neighbours, i tntnl— own home and my neighbours, i tntnl ane— own home and my neighbours, i think are also— own home and my neighbours, i think are also entitled to a wee bit think are also entitled to a wee ttt ot— think are also entitled to a wee ttt ot pntvaoy— think are also entitled to a wee bit of privacy as— think are also entitled to a wee bit of privacy as well . wrap” c bit of privacy as well. now it's interesting , isn't it, that she interesting, isn't it, that she mentions scrutiny because didn't the msm fail the scottish people by not scrutinising queen nick and the snp properly until it was too late ? benjamin was too late? benjamin butterworth i mean there certainly is a lack of attention paid to the northern ireland, wales and scotland. scotland having by far the most power of those devolved institutions . and those devolved institutions. and i think i think the media has been far too slow to keep up with the way in which politics and power has changed and that's regardless of party affiliation or personal politics. that's not good for anyone. and i think that actually this might be a turning point because this story is, you know, we don't know what happened. there are only

allegations. crazy. allegations. but it's so crazy. i at the garden i mean, looking at the garden being up of sturgeon and being dug up of sturgeon and murrell looking at the tent in the front, you know, i knew her career clearly and career was clearly dead and buried. resign . but buried. now she's resign. but why digging up why are they digging up the garden is in garden? what on earth is in there? thing is , it's there? but the thing is, it's been plain sight. this been hiding in plain sight. this story, belinda de lucy isn't the issue actually that the mainstream media, especially hinckley the london based mainstream media. so talking about the british bashing corporation, sky news, itv news , i've always actually adored sturgeon. they've put her on a pedestal . they haven't treated pedestal. they haven't treated her like a boris johnson . they her like a boris johnson. they give her these 40 interviews. she was never asked about the snp finances. i'm sorry, we've known something has been up here for years . years? yeah, for years. years? yeah, definitely. double standard . for years. years? yeah, definitely. double standard. i mean, you saw even over covid where many parts in scotland performed far worse than parts of england, and yet the msn sky bbc news called her cautious, her policies cautious and praised her for it. she it's she

tntnls— praised her for it. she it's she tntnls sne-s— 2 c she it's she thinks she's untouchable because the thinks she's untouchable because tne netta— thinks she's untouchable because the media have— thinks she's untouchable because the media have endorsed that tney-ve— the media have endorsed that tney-ve tney-ve— the media have endorsed that they've they've confirmed that sne — they've they've confirmed that sne ts— they've they've confirmed that she is untouchable. so her arrogance has— she is untouchable. so her arrogance has gone completely to her arrogance has gone completely to ten neat— arrogance has gone completely to ten neat as— arrogance has gone completely to ten neat as tt— arrogance has gone completely to her head as if we— arrogance has gone completely to her head as if we believe that sne— her head as if we believe that sne tttn-t— her head as if we believe that she didn't know— her head as if we believe that she didn't know her husband was going— she didn't know her husband was gotng to— she didn't know her husband was gotng to te— she didn't know her husband was going to be arrested . i mean, or going to be arrested. i mean, or why— going to be arrested. i mean, or wny sne— going to be arrested. i mean, or why she resigned.— going to be arrested. i mean, or why she resigned. just i mean, sne— why she resigned. just i mean, come on. she takes us for a tool— come on. she takes us for a tool nut— come on. she takes us for a tool nut l— come on. she takes us for a fool. but i think— come on. she takes us for a fool. but i think she lives in tnts— fool. but i think she lives in no ltnt— fool. but i think she lives in this kind of— fool. but i think she lives in this kind of god— fool. but i think she lives in this kind of god complex in her neat— this kind of god complex in her neat wnene— this kind of god complex in her head where she— this kind of god complex in her head where she believes she's untouchable.— head where she believes she's untouchable-and- head where she believes she's untouchable. and i think untouchable. now and i think it's untouchable. now and i think tt-s ntgnt— untouchable. now and i think it's right that— untouchable. now and i think it's right that the scottish people— it's right that the scottish people demand their people demand more from their usu— people demand more from their use as— people demand more from their use as well— people demand more from their msm as well, because i think she gets— msm as well, because i think she gets tnts— msm as well, because i think she gets no tee— msm as well, because i think she gets this free pass. _ msm as well, because i think she gets this free pass. c2» 22“ gets this free pass. go easy on wooe— gets this free pass. go easy on wtoola-tt— gets this free pass. go easy on nicola. if she had been nicola. why if she had been slightly right centre , they'd slightly right of centre, they'd have to the dogs . have thrown her to the dogs. i'm glad she's lost her crown. i'm glad she's lost her crown. l — i'm glad she's lost her crown. i mean. suzanne— i'm glad she's lost her crown. suzanne evans i'm glad she's lost her crown. “ suzanne evans look at i mean. suzanne evans look at tne— i mean. suzanne evans look at tne way— i mean. suzanne evans look at tne way tnat— i mean. suzanne evans look at the way that-media- “ suzanne evans look at the way that media behaved the way that the media behaved a net— the way that the media behaved over a fixed penalty notice atout— over a fixed penalty notice about whether— over a fixed penalty notice about whether boris johnson had eaten— about whether boris johnson had eaten a— about whether boris johnson had eaten a oale— about whether boris johnson had eaten a cake or— about whether boris johnson had eaten a cake or not. it was day atten— eaten a cake or not. it was day atten-tay— eaten a cake or not. it was day atten-tay tn- eaten a cake or not. it was day after day in scotland after day after day in scotland tnene-s— after day after day in scotland tnene-s a— after day after day in scotland there's a missing— after day after day in scotland there's a missing £600,000. we ton-t— there's a missing £600,000. we ton-t know— there's a missing £600,000. we don't know what's— there's a missing £600,000. we don't know what's happened . we don't know what's happened. we nave— don't know what's happened. we nave to— don't know what's happened. we nave to te— don't know what's happened. we nave to te veny— don't know what's happened. we have to be very careful because of have to be very careful because ot oontenpt— have to be very careful because ot oontenpt ot— have to be very careful because of contempt of court laws in oootlant.— of contempt of court laws in scotland. but— of contempt of court laws in scotland. but at— of contempt of court laws in scotland. but at the very least, wnat— scotland. but at the very least, we we— scotland. but at the very least, we we oan— scotland. but at the very least, what we can say— scotland. but at the very least, what we can say is— scotland. but at the very least, what we can say is that there

a stony— what we can say is that there was a story the— what we can say is that there was a story the media, the sootttsn— was a story the media, the scottish media,— was a story the media, the scottish media, the london media snoult— scottish media, the london media snoult nave— scottish media, the london media should have been— scottish media, the london media should have been investigating. lnsteat— should have been investigating. lnsteat we— should have been investigating. instead we -queen- should have been investigating. instead we queen nick instead we have queen nick almost— instead we have queen nick almost seeming— instead we have queen nick almost seeming to lose the plot going— almost seeming to lose the plot gotng outstte— almost seeming to lose the plot going outside her— almost seeming to lose the plot going outside her house. i woent— going outside her house. i vvoent tt— going outside her house. i wonder if this— going outside her house. i wonder if this woman still tntnls— wonder if this woman still thinks she's— wonder if this woman still thinks she's first minister. aotually— thinks she's first minister. aotually at— thinks she's first minister. actually at the— thinks she's first minister. actually at the weekend, she's sne-s— actually at the weekend, she's sne-s-up— actually at the weekend, she's sne-s-up tn— actually at the weekend, she's she's-up in her- actually at the weekend, she's she's up in her civvies actually at the weekend, she's she's outside up in her civvies actually at the weekend, she's she's outside hern her civvies actually at the weekend, she's she's outside her house, ivvies going outside her house, oontuottng— going outside her house, conducting a— going outside her house, conducting a press conference as if conducting a press conference as tt sne-s— conducting a press conference as tt sne-s sttll— conducting a press conference as if she's still first— conducting a press conference as if she's still first minister of sootlant— if she's still first minister of scotland rather— if she's still first minister of scotland rather than a woman who is scotland rather than a woman who ts unten— scotland rather than a woman who is under intense— scotland rather than a woman who is under intense pressure after the is under intense pressure after tne aest— is under intense pressure after tne aest ot— is under intense pressure after the arrest of her— is under intense pressure after the arrest of her husband. it was completely— the arrest of her husband. it was completely bizarre behaviour . yean. — was completely bizarre behaviour . yean. ant— was completely bizarre behaviour . yean. ant ot— was completely bizarre behaviour . yeah. and of course,- was completely bizarre behaviour . yeah. ' “2 2.2». . yeah. and of course, let's not forget that this kind of issue around the snp finance is actually goes back to may 2021, which when think the which was when i think the police to police first started to investigate the issue hence investigate the issue and hence the that you, that you the audio that you, that you that you played, which was quite funny . we were all funny actually. we were all laugntng— funny actually. we were all laugntng on— funny actually. we were all laughing on the— funny actually. we were all laughing on the sofa.- ““«t 2 we were all laughing on the sofa. i'll be nonest— laughing on the sofa. i'll be honest-scottish- laughing on the sofa. i'll be honest scottish accent. honest at the scottish accent. nut— honest at the scottish accent. nut-.— honest at the scottish accent. nut-. you— honest at the scottish accent. nut-. you know.- honest at the scottish accent. but , you know, the fact but anyway, you know, the fact tnat— but anyway, you know, the fact we sne— but anyway, you know, the fact we sne tnen— but anyway, you know, the fact that she then tried to shut it town— that she then tried to shut it town ant— that she then tried to shut it town ant l— that she then tried to shut it down and i was— that she then tried to shut it down and i was always a little ton-t— down and i was always a little ton-t asl— down and i was always a little don't ask about— down and i was always a little don't ask about the finances, sne— don't ask about the finances, sne salt.— don't ask about the finances, she said, don't— don't ask about the finances, she said, don't ask about the ttne— she said, don't ask about the ttne . — she said, don't ask about the ttne . l— she said, don't ask about the ttne . l wa— she said, don't ask about the fine . i was maybe- she said, don't ask about the fine . fine. i was maybe more people should asking about should have been asking about the they the finances. maybe they party wouldn't state. i wouldn't be in this state. i mean, wondered

mean, i always wondered about the mean, i always wondered about tne—teoause- mean, i always wondered about| the—because there the snp finances because there we—tnel we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest— we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest patt— we had nicola sturgeon, the highest paid politician in nntatn— highest paid politician in nnttatn .— highest paid politician in nnttatn . l— highest paid politician in britain. i think by highest paid politician in britain . i think by the highest paid politician in britain. i think by the time highest paid politician in britain . i think by the time she britain. i think by the time she stoot— britain. i think by the time she stoot town— britain. i think by the time she stood down she— britain. i think by the time she stood down she was on about tttoeoo— stood down she was on about ttsoeoo a— stood down she was on about £150,000 a year,— stood down she was on about £150,000 a year, swanning around in £150,000 a year, swanning around tn nen— £150,000 a year, swanning around in her helicopter,— £150,000 a year, swanning around in her helicopter, arguably teoause— in her helicopter, arguably because scotland takes a lot of veng— because scotland takes a lot of veng out— because scotland takes a lot of veng nut l— because scotland takes a lot of covering. but i remember tntnltng.— covering. but i remember thinking, but— covering. but i remember thinking, but to be fair and i wtll— thinking, but to be fair and i wtll say— thinking, but to be fair and i wtll say tnts— thinking, but to be fair and i will say this ,_ thinking, but to be fair and i will say this , i— thinking, but to be fair and i will say this , i think a lot of will say this, i think a lot of poltttoal— will say this, i think a lot of poltttoal pany— will say this, i think a lot of political party members would be nonntttet— political party members would be nonntttet at— political party members would be horrified at what— political party members would be horrified at what the hierarchy in horrified at what the hierarchy tn tnen— horrified at what the hierarchy tn tnetn pany— horrified at what the hierarchy in their party actually spends tnetn— in their party actually spends tnetn tant— in their party actually spends their hard earned cash on. i tntnl— their hard earned cash on. i tntnl a— their hard earned cash on. i tntnl a lot— their hard earned cash on. i think a lot of— their hard earned cash on. i think a lot of political parties ety— think a lot of political parties nely on— think a lot of political parties nely on tnat— think a lot of political parties rely on that membership money. t hoy— rely on that membership money. tney expeot— rely on that membership money. they expect members to fundraise and they expect members to fundraise ant tnene-s— they expect members to fundraise ant tnene-s not— they expect members to fundraise and there's not really that much sonuttny. — and there's not really that much sonuttny. tno— and there's not really that much scrutiny. the conservative party, for they're party, for example, they're a slightly different standards expected leaders expected of their leaders because that a lot of because they know that a lot of their from very their money comes from very wealthy donors, but not all of it. mean, the is it. i mean, look, the truth is this snp money and this is why this snp money and this is why this up being this could end up being a scandal that think down scandal that i think brings down the we to reserve the party. we have to reserve judgement. all of this judgement. remember, all of this money raised from the money was raised from the grassroots. were not grassroots. these were not multi—millionaire donors . it was multi—millionaire donors. it was a crowdfunding campaign . it was a crowdfunding campaign. it was asking normal, ordinary , asking normal, ordinary, hardworking scottish folk to

part with their own cash . i part with their own cash. i mean, the origin of this complaint is that a couple of wealthier , regular donors want wealthier, regular donors want wondered how the snp only had 97 grand in its account when they'd been given 600 grand for a second referendum. that didn't happen by the public. i think the £600,000, though, came from the £600,000, though, came from the public via these two crowdfunding campaigns. i think this could spell a real disaster for snp because they've had this could spell a real disaster focollapsing because they've had this could spell a real disaster focollapsing membership've had this could spell a real disaster focollapsing membership .e had this could spell a real disaster focollapsing membership . it'sad a collapsing membership. it's presumably going to fall further . when they don't have the coffers, can't mount coffers, then they can't mount the campaign they have coffers, then they can't mount the people campaign they have coffers, then they can't mount the people have aign they have coffers, then they can't mount the people have aign thetandfe and people have already. and i might that makes might add that that that makes and i saw it from and we know this i saw it from john curtice on this channel makes victory more makes a labour victory much more likely. news likely. so maybe it's good news it does. it absolutely does. and that news. but that is not good news. but i would say at the moment the unions far more important. yeah look, moving on, hollywood's nauseatingly pious producers have once again decided to him a perfectly great film. actually, in my opinion. you might disagree with me. the greatest movie of all time into a woke piece of rubbish that nobody

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classic follows a _ travolta olivia newton—john led classic follows a multicultural all tenale— classic follows a multicultural all female line— classic follows a multicultural all female line up, despite classic follows a multicultural all female line up , despite the all female line up, despite the taot— all female line up, despite the taot tts— all female line up, despite the fact it's based— all female line up, despite the fact it's based in— all female line up, despite the fact it's based in 50s america ant— fact it's based in 50s america ant ot— fact it's based in 50s america and of course,— fact it's based in 50s america and of course, needlessly explones— and of course, needlessly explores sexual orientation, genten— explores sexual orientation, gender expression and racial ttenttty— gender expression and racial ttenttty. too.— gender expression and racial identity, too. here's the cast tawntng— identity, too. here's the cast tawntng ve— identity, too. here's the cast fawning over the _ identity, too. here's the cast fawning over the show's wokery ttse— fawning over the show's wokery ttse ot— fawning over the show's wokery ttse ot tne— fawning over the show's wokery rise of the pink— fawning over the show's wokery rise of the pink ladies is about toun— rise of the pink ladies is about toun ntsttts— rise of the pink ladies is about four misfits who— rise of the pink ladies is about four misfits who are actually petty— four misfits who are actually pnetty okay— four misfits who are actually pretty okay with— four misfits who are actually pretty okay with their individuality . j2»2 pretty okay with their individuality . j22 "25 ”2; individuality. dodi. they're just not okay with being alone, and they're kind of craving a accepting comfort , stable accepting comfort, stable society and generation . and society and generation. and instead of waiting- 2" and instead of waiting around for it, they— instead of waiting around for it, they just— instead of waiting around for it, they just take matters into their— it, they just take matters into their wn— it, they just take matters into their own hands. 22222,» their own hands. i'm really excited for people to be able to enjoy the light, fun music, the dancing, singing , but then dancing, the singing, but then also for that to be mixed in with some tough conversations . with some tough conversations. please don't tell me more grease ism— please don't tell me more grease am about— please don't tell me more grease isn't about tough _ please don't tell me more grease isn't about tough conversations . n-s— isn't about tough conversations . n-s about— isn't about tough conversations . it's about sex— isn't about tough conversations . it's about sex and fun and great— . it's about sex and fun and greet sente— . it's about sex and fun and great songs .— . it's about sex and fun and great songs . do— . it's about sex and fun and great songs . do they just have great songs. do they just have to tutt— great songs. do they just have to tte— great songs. do they just have to ruin it.7 oh,— great songs. do they just have to ruin it.7 oh, it's— great songs. do they just have to ruin it.7 oh, it's going to be tts— to ruin it.7 oh, it's going to be tt-s ene— to ruin it.7 oh, it's going to be one. it's one big— to ruin it.7 oh, it's going to be one. 2 2 one. it's one big lecture. i couldn't even get through the first. you couldn't even stick through— first. you couldn't even stick ttteuet ttt — first. you couldn't even stick through it.7 no,— first. you couldn't even stick through it.7 no, it's- �*" you couldn't even stick through it.7 \2» c �*" you couldn't even stick through it.7 \2» through it.7 no, it's just it's just constant lecturing. it

just the constant lecturing. it just the constant lecturing. it just takes fun it just takes all the fun away. it tetttt— just takes all the fun away. it teeny—te- just takes all the fun away. iti tetttt—te lucy- really does. belinda de lucy. benjamin suzanne benjamin butterworth, suzanne evans, by, because evans, do stand by, because coming as the dalai true coming up as the dalai lama true albie sorry asking a young albie sorry for asking a young boy his tongue or just boy to suck his tongue or just sorry that he got caught . well, sorry that he got caught. well, he may well feature as crown tonight's greatest britain in union jackass, but next, with essex police facing ridicule after five officers were sent to confiscate dolls from a traditional pub is british police prioritising political correctness over burglaries and violent crime? kelvin mackenzie isn't holding back. he's live in the studio on this breaking story in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture

sweeping the rest of the media. now, essex police have come under fire after they sent five police officers to raid a pub that had dolls on display. a small army of bobbies entered bernice and chris riley's grave boozen bernice and chris riley's grave boozer, and confiscated the 15 dolls. after receiving an anonymous complaint about them . anonymous complaint about them. customers have previously complained about the toys, branding them a hate crime. but home secretary suella braverman is furious with the force for not focusing on fighting real crime. and a home office source said the home secretary's views have now been made very plain to essex police, so they are under no illusions as police forces should not be getting involved in this kind of nonsense . it's in this kind of nonsense. it's about tackling anti—social behaviour , stopping violence behaviour, stopping violence against women girls , against women and girls, attending burglaries and catching , not seizing catching criminals, not seizing dolls . essex police have since dolls. essex police have since denied being reprimanded by braverman . this does raise real braverman. this does raise real questions about the scourge of woke policing regarding less so kelvin mackenzie . what do you

kelvin mackenzie. what do you make of this? i mean, you call the police these days and say there's a bloke in my house robbing me, you're lucky to get someone to call you back. 24 hours later for but you've got some dolls on display and they're going to send five of them to a pub , right? well, i them to a pub, right? well, i think there's two— 27 well, i think there's two aspects to it. tttet— think there's two aspects to it. ttenttt— think there's two aspects to it. first. all, they've _ think there's two aspects to it. first all, they've had these first of all, they've had these eetettte— first of all, they've had these setters-ttt- first of all, they've had these scholars-pub for. first of all, they've had these scholars pub for 17 scholars in in their pub for 17 teete— scholars in in their pub for 17 yette ttgtt— scholars in in their pub for 17 yette ttett. — scholars in in their pub for 17 years. right. so— scholars in in their pub for 17 years. right. so this is no surprise, not new. secondly , surprise, not new. secondly, they eh— surprise, not new. secondly, they on the— surprise, not new. secondly, they on the th— surprise, not new. secondly, they on the tip of- secondly, they on the tip of what is quite a they on the tip of what is quite t hasty— they on the tip of what is quite a nasty council— they on the tip of what is quite a nasty council estate . right. a nasty council estate. right. att— a nasty council estate. right. aht tt— a nasty council estate. right. aht tt yet— a nasty council estate. right. the tt yet tet— a nasty council estate. right. and if you ask the council house tehthte— and if you ask the council house tehthte whet— and if you ask the council house tenants what chance there was of eettthe— tenants what chance there was of eettthe the — tenants what chance there was of getting the police— tenants what chance there was of getting the police down for a httgttty— getting the police down for a httgttty et— getting the police down for a httgttty or t— getting the police down for a burglary or a bike stolen or eyetythhe— burglary or a bike stolen or everything, they will tell you tettttty— everything, they will tell you tettttty the — everything, they will tell you actually the regulars will tell you— actually the regulars will tell yet that— actually the regulars will tell yet that the — actually the regulars will tell you that the cops won't go anywhere— you that the cops won't go anywhere near— you that the cops won't go anywhere near the place. so as long— anywhere near the place. so as long he— anywhere near the place. so as long as somebody— anywhere near the place. so as long as somebody makes a complaint and what it looks as though has happened is that somebody has come in, looked at it , taken pictures of it, gone it, taken pictures of it, gone straight out, and then went to the police. so this is an tethtet— the police. so this is an activist-not- the police. so this is ani activist.-not some activist. it's not not some kind of activist. it's not not some kind et-teett— activist. it's not not some kind of-local punter- activist. it's not not some kind of local punter who's got of local local punter who's got very— of local local punter who's got very thheyet— of local local punter who's got very annoyed after years,

very annoyed after 17 years, oh, teet— very annoyed after 17 years, oh, toot-sheehthe— very annoyed after 17 years, oh, look-shocking case.- very annoyed after 17 years, oh, look shocking case. now, look at this shocking case. now, why— look at this shocking case. now, why why— look at this shocking case. now, why why to— look at this shocking case. now, why why do essex— look at this shocking case. now, why why do essex police think it's why why do essex police think he thhtehhtte— why why do essex police think it's appropriate to send five tethe— it's appropriate to send five police officers— it's appropriate to send five police officers down? why do they— police officers down? why do they ththh— police officers down? why do they think that's— police officers down? why do they think that's right? they thew— they think that's right? they knew what— they think that's right? they know what the _ they think that's right? they know what the atmosphere is like out there — know what the atmosphere is like out there. actually— know what the atmosphere is like out there. actually a whole htehet— out there. actually a whole htehet te— out there. actually a whole bucket is now— out there. actually a whole bucket is now falling on them teth— bucket is now falling on them both politically— bucket is now falling on them both politically and probably teettty— both politically and probably locally about— both politically and probably locally about what they did. why do locally about what they did. why to they— locally about what they did. why to they ththh— locally about what they did. why do they think that's in their thteteete— do they think that's in their interest? surely— do they think that's in their interest? surely their interest? surely it's in their thteteet— interest? surely it's in their thteteetlety— interest? surely it's in their interest-say we- interest? surely it's in their interest say we are going to interest to say we are going to catch— interest to say we are going to catch every— interest to say we are going to catch every single— interest to say we are going to catch every single who catch every single person who steth— catch every single person who steals l bicycle _ catch every single person who stealslbicycle in— catch every single person who steals bicycle in the essex steals a bicycle in the essex county— steals a bicycle in the essex county-.— steals a bicycle in the essex county-. that's- steals a bicycle in the essex county-. that's in- steals a bicycle in the essex county . that's in their county area. that's in their thteteet. — county area. that's in their interest. they— county area. that's in their interest. they need good pr, they— interest. they need good pr, they ten-t— interest. they need good pr, they don't need— interest. they need good pr, they don't need this kind of stutt— they don't need this kind of etttt . — they don't need this kind of etttt . he.— they don't need this kind of stuff . no, indeed.- they don't need this kind of stuff . \»2» 22 ' 22 they don't need this kind of stuff. no, indeed. and what do you make of the actual idea that that some dolls should be confiscated anyway ? because confiscated anyway? because surely if you're offended by the dolls, you have a choice. you you walk out of the pub, you don't buy your pint. right. well you go next door to them. well, that's what that's what the licensee has now done, which is said, look, we've got these dolls now put dolls because they've now put other so whole other dolls there. so the whole ththe —

other dolls there. so the whole thing .massive. _ other dolls there. so the whole thing. massive. the - 2 2222; so the whole thing massive. the business thing is massive. the business hee— thing is massive. the business has htehthty— thing is massive. the business has probably-the- has probably gone off the dial. etett— has probably gone off the dial. etett tummy.— has probably gone off the dial. great publicity, fantastic- has probably gone off the dial. great publicity, fantastic. they notice. i've said, they put the notice. i've said, we-ve-tette- they put the notice. i've said, we've -dolls in- they put the notice. i've said, we've dolls in here. we've got these dolls in here. if we've got these dolls in here. tt-eethe— we've got these dolls in here.| if-going-offended we've got these dolls in here. if-going-offended , if you're going to be offended, wette— if you're going to be offended, wettt yet— if you're going to be offended, would you please— if you're going to be offended, would you please go go elsewhere ? would you please go go elsewhere e—teeh- would you please go go elsewhere e—teeh the- ? that is pretty fair. look the 90“)!— ? that is pretty fair. look the getty hee— ? that is pretty fair. look the getty hte heeh— ? that is pretty fair. look the golly has been a— ? that is pretty fair. look the golly has been a big issue now for golly has been a big issue now tet yette— golly has been a big issue now for years. after— golly has been a big issue now for years. after all, i'm so old:— for years. after all, i'm so ett, .— for years. after all, i'm so ett, . eth— for years. after all, i'm so old, i can remember when it was on, old, i can remember when it was tt— old, i can remember when it was tt wee— old, i can remember when it was tt eh— old, i can remember when it was on, it was on marmalades and that— on, it was on marmalades and thet wee— on, it was on marmalades and that was scrapped _ on, it was on marmalades and that was scrapped in 2002. 3:22; that was scrapped in 2002. we all that was scrapped in 2002. we ett pteyet— that was scrapped in 2002. we ett pteyee wtth— that was scrapped in 2002. we all played with them growing up. yeah, well, i can't remember. i don't think i'm a kind of “222 2 f 2 c 22; i don't think i'm a kind of golly play— don't think i'm a kind of golly htey tott— don't think i'm a kind of golly htey dot the— don't think i'm a kind of golly play doll kind of— don't think i'm a kind of golly play doll kind of guy, but you may— play doll kind of guy, but you they wett— play doll kind of guy, but you they wett he. — play doll kind of guy, but you they wett he. .— play doll kind of guy, but you may well be. i quite understand thet— may well be. i quite understand thet. het— may well be. i quite understand thet. hut ee— may well be. i quite understand that. but so it's— may well be. i quite understand that. but so it's an— may well be. i quite understand that. but so it's an issue . it that. but so it's an issue. it is that. but so it's an issue. it te eh— that. but so it's an issue. it te eh teete— that. but so it's an issue. it is an issue. but— that. but so it's an issue. it is an issue. but is it an issue to he— is an issue. but is it an issue to he teett— is an issue. but is it an issue to be dealt with— is an issue. but is it an issue to be dealt with by a whole thetehx— to be dealt with by a whole hhetehx et— to be dealt with by a whole phalanx of police officers teththe— phalanx of police officers twhthg wh— phalanx of police officers turning up what what people where— turning up what what people wehett ett— turning up what what people wonder all the— turning up what what people wonder all the time, why why heweh-t— wonder all the time, why why heweh-t we— wonder all the time, why why haven't we caught that person? why— haven't we caught that person? why why— haven't we caught that person? why why teee— haven't we caught that person? why why does nobody come down to my hewee— why why does nobody come down to my hewee wheh— why why does nobody come down to my hewee wheh tt— why why does nobody come down to my house when it was burgled? why— my house when it was burgled? why the?— my house when it was burgled? why this? .that?_ my house when it was burgled? why this? that? honestly why this? why that? and honestly , the — why this? why that? and honestly , the ehewe— why this? why that? and honestly , the te— why this? why that? and honestly , the answer is not— why this? why that? and honestly , the answer is not five police ettteete— , the answer is not five police officers turning— , the answer is not five police officers turning up and there wtt— officers turning up and there wttt he— officers turning up and there will be none— officers turning up and there will be none of— officers turning up and there will be none of your viewers who wtt— will be none of your viewers who wttt tehe— will be none of your viewers who wttt tehe the — will be none of your viewers who will take the view,— will be none of your viewers who will take the view, oh, that's a good — will take the view, oh, that's a good ttee— will take the view, oh, that's a good ttee . — will take the view, oh, that's a good idea . well,—

will take the view, oh, that's a good idea . 3:22“ will take the view, oh, that's a good idea. 3:22“ 22c good idea. well, also, you get into really dodgy territory here, you ? because, look, here, don't you? because, look, these pub owners, as you rightly point out , they say they display point out, they say they display a sign making it clear there are these dolls there. so actually, it's a bit like a museum piece in a way, isn't it? so yeah, it's just it's just it's just something. look, do we start censoring what's on display at museums as well ? actually, now museums as well? actually, now thet— museums as well? actually, now thet we-te— museums as well? actually, now thet ewtte— museums as well? actually, now that we're quite an— 7 actually, now that we're quite an interesting ttee— that we're quite an interesting ttee, the— that we're quite an interesting idea, the british— that we're quite an interesting idea, the british museum should eetwetty— idea, the british museum should eetwetty het— idea, the british museum should actually put these— idea, the british museum should actually put these gullies eetwetty— actually put these gullies actually demonstrating something that actually demonstrating something thetthey— actually demonstrating something thet they ten-t— actually demonstrating something that they don't particularly care for. honestly you're having a care for. honestly you're having e htht— care for. honestly you're having e htht there— care for. honestly you're having e htht thete .— care for. honestly you're having a pint there . you— care for. honestly you're having a pint there . you know what? a pint there. you know what? the— a pint there. you know what? the he— a pint there. you know what? this is about.— a pint there. you know what? this is about. they don't need to hete— this is about. they don't need to hewe the— this is about. they don't need to have the police— this is about. they don't need to have the police come down and is to have the police come down and he tt— to have the police come down and he tt gehwthety— to have the police come down and he tt eehwthety e— to have the police come down and is it genuinely a hate crime how— is it genuinely a hate crime 0t— is it genuinely a hate crime now? of course— is it genuinely a hate crime now? of course it's not. well, heeewee— now? of course it's not. well, because no, it's— now? of course it's not. well, because no, it's not. q" 2»2» because no, it's not. of course tte— because no, it's not. of course he not. — because no, it's not. of course it's not. but look, you know, the irony is beneath says business is booming. you know, over the last two days, my customers keep singing save the gullies to get gullies and they want us to get them back. so, you know, this is them back. so, you know, this is the here, isn't it? the issue here, isn't it? the police drawn police have actually drawn attention to this. it wasn't

doing anyone any. and they also ten-t— doing anyone any. and they also teh-t the— doing anyone any. and they also don't like suella— 22 22 and they also don't like suella braverman hethtthe— don't like suella braverman hethtthe eut— don't like suella braverman pointing out this is what your job pointing out this is what your tot he. — pointing out this is what your job te. yew— pointing out this is what your job te. wow job— pointing out this is what your job is. your job is— pointing out this is what your job is. your job is to catch job is. yourjob is to catch ettmthete— job is. yourjob is to catch criminals and— job is. yourjob is to catch criminals and you're not there to theee— criminals and you're not there to these kind— criminals and you're not there to these kind of— criminals and you're not there to these kind of social they the. — to these kind of social they the. they— to these kind of social they like. they like— to these kind of social they like. 222» e 22 to these kind of social they like. e 22 to these kind of social they- like. they like being able to do things like confiscate dolls because it's easy, right? yeah it's a winner. it's much easier . it's a winner for them than eetwhe— . it's a winner for them than eetwhe e— it's a winner for them than solving a burglary. / 2 solving a burglary. yeah. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so much. we'll speak the week . we'll speak later in the week. but now to reveal but it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest in tonight's greatest britain in union . so suzanne evans, union jackass. so suzanne evans, who's your nominee ? so my who's your nominee? so my nominee is an 2 7 so my nominee is an honorary one. it's they— nominee is an honorary one. it's tttey eethee— nominee is an honorary one. it's tttey eethee tet— nominee is an honorary one. it's riley gaines for standing up so heewtttwtty— riley gaines for standing up so beautifully for— riley gaines for standing up so beautifully for real women and ehette— beautifully for real women and women's sports .— beautifully for real women and women's sports . you're women's sports. you're htttttent— women's sports. you're brilliant. interviewee earlier, deh— brilliant. interviewee earlier, heh 0h— brilliant. interviewee earlier, heh oh yeeh. — brilliant. interviewee earlier, dan oh yeah. e 2222227 dan oh yeah. wasn't she great? really brave woman. i love her. benjamin butterworth, your nominee. is this the greatest britain yes, please. sorry. it's king charles for saying that he will be defender of the faiths , will be defender of the faiths, not just the faith. i think in modern britain and with the nature of the commonwealth, that's the right thing to do. and it shows that he's in touch

with the time that he's going to reign the woke reign in. he's becoming the woke king, belinda tuc your king, isn't he? belinda tuc your nominee. that's a place near london. dan mine is the glorious superwoman . anne sharon davis superwoman. anne sharon davis she superwoman. anne sharon davis she te— superwoman. anne sharon davis she te e— superwoman. anne sharon davis she te e heee— superwoman. anne sharon davis she is a huge role— 2 anne sharon davis she is a huge role model

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