think a 35% pay rise is really think a 35% pay rise is reasonable— really think a 35% pay rise is reasonable .7 _ really think a 35% pay rise is reasonable .7 i— really think a 35% pay rise is reasonable .7 it?" e really think a 35% pay rise is reasonable .7 if" e g reasonable? i can't guarantee that no lives will be put at risk. the truth is that you have a government— risk. the truth is that you have a government that— ” the truth is that you have a government that does not care about— a government that does not care about your— a government that does not care about your health. _ a government that does not care about your health. ultimately, a strike by nature is designed to cause disruption. i'll deliver my verdict— cause disruption. i'll deliver my verdict on— cause disruption. i'll deliver my verdict on this- f 2 ’3.0“ i'll deliver my verdict on this latest f 2 3.0“ i'll deliver my verdict on this latest round of reckless— my verdict on this latest round of reckless strikes— my verdict on this latest round of reckless strikes and my digest— of reckless strikes and my ttgest next— of reckless strikes and my digest next before my superstar penet— digest next before my superstar tenet wetgt— digest next before my superstar tenet wetgt tn— digest next before my superstar panel weigh in tonight, carol etttttn— panel weigh in tonight, carol etttttn ,— panel weigh in tonight, carol griffin , calvin— panel weigh in tonight, carol griffin , calvin robinson and griffin, calvin robinson and rebecca— griffin, calvin robinson and rebecca reid.— griffin, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. then i'll be joined— rebecca reid. then i'll be joined ty— rebecca reid. then i'll be joined by the— rebecca reid. then i'll be joined by the former chancellor of joined by the former chancellor et the— joined by the former chancellor of the exchequer_ joined by the former chancellor of the exchequer ,_ joined by the former chancellor of the exchequer , kwarteng as we of the exchequer, kwarteng as we tatt— of the exchequer, kwarteng as we talk trussonomics_ of the exchequer, kwarteng as we talk trussonomics the snp in tree— talk trussonomics the snp in ettete .— talk trussonomics the snp in ettete . ant— talk trussonomics the snp in crisis . and he— talk trussonomics the snp in crisis . and he speaks out for crisis. and he speaks out for the— crisis. and he speaks out for the teet— crisis. and he speaks out for the first time— crisis. and he speaks out for the first time since being taught— the first time since being caught out— the first time since being caught out in— the first time since being caught out in this left wing ettet. — caught out in this left wing ettet. ._ caught out in this left wing stick. i would— caught out in this left wing stick. i would like- caught out in this left wing stick. : . caught out in this left wing stick. i would like to talk about arranging lots of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yeah.i mean, do you have a daily rate? yeah. i mean , you know, i'm yeah. i mean, you know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'd invoice it each day. i wouldn't eat, i weuttn-t— each day. i wouldn't eat, i wouldn't expect— each day. i wouldn't eat, i wouldn't expect a- f at? i wouldn't eat, i wouldn't expect a regular tetetnet— wouldn't expect a regular tetetnet . — wouldn't expect a regular retainer . so— wouldn't expect a regular retainer . t:0“ . wouldn't expect a regular- retainer . so don't miss my no retainer. so don't miss my no holds barred interview with the former chancellor later in the show. elsewhere tonight with a bombshell book revealing what the queen really thought about the queen really thought about the sussexes treachery was the

great monarch, right? that harry and meghan have gone quite mad. nina michkov and lady victoria harvey duke it out in the clash. plus, as it's revealed, the risk of harry going to afghanistan was acceptable to the late queen, but not for william. will this add to the duke's victimhood narrative? royal author angela levin weighs in. lviv also coming up, joe biden's air force one plane is due to touch down at belfast international airport imminently. and the britain hating president has lofty ambitions for his trip to northern ireland. make sure the tree— northern ireland. make sure the tttet aeeette— northern ireland. make sure the irish accords and— northern ireland. make sure the irish accords and the— \t ”0.03: make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement— irish accords and the windsor agreement stay— irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place to keep the peace— agreement stay in place to keep the peace . — agreement stay in place to keep the peace . tut— agreement stay in place to keep the peace . but is— agreement stay in place to keep the peace . 3“?“ the peace. but is the man whose anfics the peace. but is the man whose antics have made him a hate figure for many unionists really going to solve the brexit standoff? former first minister of northern ireland, dame arlene foster, verdict . foster, delivers her verdict. also tonight is the pub landlord right to defy police orders and put dolls back on display just days after an opening police raid sparked outrage. that's our big debate after ten and as

controversial trans star dylan mulvaney features in a new advert for the female skincare product olay . is advert for the female skincare product olay. is this advert for the female skincare product olay . is this further product olay. is this further proof that major brands have no respect for their target audience? we'll tackle the woke war on women in the media. buzz as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages are hot off the press. later and i'll crown a new greatest britain in union jack before the night is out too. this is dan wootton tonight . let's go . . let's go. you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. we are , britain's news channel. we are, of course, on biden. watch he's due to touch down in the next houn due to touch down in the next hour. we will bring that to you live. but my digest on the juniors doctor straight up . dan, juniors doctor straight up. dan, thank you. good evening to you.

the— thank you. good evening to you. the top— thank you. good evening to you. the top story tonight, the police federation of northern ireland says four suspected pipe bombs found near londonderry is a clear statement of intent to harm officers. police in northern ireland made the discovery in a cemetery in creggan during a public safety operation and officers had petrol bombs, stones and bottles thrown at their vehicles. the psni has called the placement of the suspected bombs a further sinister and worrying development, and it follows violent scenes in londonderry yesterday where missiles were again thrown at police cars dunng again thrown at police cars during an anti—agreement republican march . well, as republican march. well, as you've been hearing, the us president is due to land in belfast very soon. joe biden is on a four day visit to northern ireland and the republic of ireland and the republic of ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. the white house says there won't be a formal group meeting between mr. biden and stormont's main political parties, but he'll have a chance to talk with leaders ahead of a speech at ulster university

tomorrow . now, hospital bosses tomorrow. now, hospital bosses say they're worried about overnight care tonight as they try to find cover during junior doctor strikes. in england, thousands of british medical association members began their four days of industrial action today. downing street is still refusing to hold further talks with the union unless it abandons its 35% rise demands and calls off the strikes . and calls off the strikes. experts are warning the walkout could be the most disruptive in nhs history, with up to 350,000 appointments and surgeries cancelled . now labour has cancelled. now labour has launched a new advertising campaign claiming the prime minister is personally responsible for the country's economic struggles. the twitter ad, pushed out today says rishi sunak thinks it's right to raise taxes for working people whilst his family benefited from a tax loophole. it's the second attack on the prime minister in the run

up to may's local elections after labour accused him of not sending . child sex abusers to sending. child sex abusers to prison yesterday. both adverts have angered mps, including those within the labour party and specialist divers in lancashire today returned to the river wyre, where the body of nicola bulley was found . nicola bulley was found. lancashire police confirmed they went back to the spot where the mother of two was last seen as part of the coroner's investigation into her death. the 45 year old was reported missing in january whilst walking her dog . and just walking her dog. and just lastly, winds of up to 60 miles an hour are expected overnight tonight as the uk is set to face unsettled weather over the coming days. yellow weather warnings for wind and rain are in place for tomorrow with the met office warning people may have to deal with difficult road conditions as as persistent conditions as well as persistent rain . there are predictions as rain. there are predictions as well for a blast of cold air tomorrow morning, which well for a blast of cold air tomorrow morning , which could tomorrow morning, which could see an increased risk of snow over northern parts of britain. eight flood alerts also remain

in place across southern england. we'll keep an eye on that for you right here on gb news. back now to dan . news. back now to dan. who would have thought it, folks , three years on and here we are again being told to stay at home and avoid taking any risks to protect our precious nhs , an nhs protect our precious nhs, an nhs thatis protect our precious nhs, an nhs that is letting patients down once more as junior doctors walk out for a historic four day strike while demanding an unreasonable and unrealistic 35% pay unreasonable and unrealistic 35% pay hike . i can't guarantee that pay hike. i can't guarantee that no ttvee— pay hike. i can't guarantee that no ttvee wttt— pay hike. i can't guarantee that no lives will be _ pay hike. i can't guarantee that no lives will be put— pay hike. i can't guarantee that no lives will be put at- 3“ i can't guarantee that no lives will be put at risk. the— no lives will be put at risk. the tutt— no lives will be put at risk. the truth ts— no lives will be put at risk. the truth is that— no lives will be put at risk. the truth is that you- no lives will be put at risk. the truth is that you have a government that does not care about your health. ultimately, a etttte— about your health. ultimately, a etttte ty— about your health. ultimately, a strike by nature— about your health. ultimately, a strike by nature is— ” ultimately, a strike by nature is designed to cause disruption— strike by nature is designed to cause disruption ._ strike by nature is designed to cause disruption . if only the cause disruption. if only the teeters— cause disruption. if only the doctors realise— cause disruption. if only the doctors realise that they would get e— doctors realise that they would get a ter— doctors realise that they would get a far better— doctors realise that they would get a far better system and bette— get a far better system and brits would _ get a far better system and brits would get— get a far better system and brits would get far superior

teettt— brits would get far superior teettt eate— brits would get far superior health care if— brits would get far superior health care if we were prepared to te— health care if we were prepared to to e— health care if we were prepared to to a root— health care if we were prepared to do a root and— health care if we were prepared to do a root and branch reform of to do a root and branch reform et tte— to do a root and branch reform et tte tetttng— to do a root and branch reform of the failing nhs rather than ettng— of the failing nhs rather than ettng en— of the failing nhs rather than ettng en te— of the failing nhs rather than cling on to the— of the failing nhs rather than cling on to the free at the gett— cling on to the free at the petet et— cling on to the free at the petet et tee— cling on to the free at the point of use philosophy in all eteumetee— point of use philosophy in all circumcise stances as if it's a nettenet— circumcise stances as if it's a national religion. mex national religion. many of the striking doctors talk about fleeing to australia , which has fleeing to australia, which has a much better health system for patients and medics alike . patients and medics alike. that's true. it's a health system where if you're rich enough , you pay for at least enough, you pay for at least part of your visit to the gp. gp's are paid much better as a result. but the government doesn't get a free pass here ehhen doesn't get a free pass here either. how is it possible to be pounng either. how is it possible to be pouring billions and billions more into the nhs by the year only to get an increasingly inefficient system where doctors remain underpaid and unhappy? that's said the health secretary, steve barclay, is right not to be held to ransom , right not to be held to ransom, given the unhinged demands and revolting threats to our lives . revolting threats to our lives. thanks to the decisions made by the marxist bma health union.

two time the strike immediately after the easter holiday for ultimate carnage and maxim damage timing , which had been damage timing, which had been timed deliberately coming straight after easter. the fact that the bma— straight after easter. the fact that the bma junior- g“. the fact that the bma junior doctors have estee— that the bma junior doctors have asked ttett— that the bma junior doctors have asked their members not to tell tts— asked their members not to tell tns eneges— asked their members not to tell nhs managers whether they tntentet— nhs managers whether they tntentet te— nhs managers whether they intended to go— nhs managers whether they intended to go on strike or not, nettng— intended to go on strike or not, making contingency planning more ttttteett— making contingency planning more ttttteett ent— making contingency planning more difficult and also— making contingency planning more difficult and also their refusal to egnee— difficult and also their refusal to egnee ent— difficult and also their refusal to agree any national exemption as to agree any national exemption es etnen— to agree any national exemption as other health— to agree any national exemption as other health unions like the royal— as other health unions like the teyet cettege— as other health unions like the royal college of— as other health unions like the royal college of nurses agreed. tettenet— royal college of nurses agreed. national exemptions, particularly, for example, for cancer patients,— particularly, for example, for cancer patients, so that those nettents— cancer patients, so that those patients weren't— cancer patients, so that those patients weren't impacted. the inner— patients weren't impacted. the inter teeters— patients weren't impacted. the junior doctors committee has neteset— junior doctors committee has neteset ent— junior doctors committee has refused any national exemptions and refused any national exemptions ent etvteesty— refused any national exemptions and obviously that puts patients at and obviously that puts patients et gneeten— and obviously that puts patients et gneeten net.— and obviously that puts patients at greater risk. all— and obviously that puts patients at greater risk. all new doctors tene— at greater risk. all new doctors tete tne— at greater risk. all new doctors take the hippocratic oath , which take the hippocratic oath, which stetes— take the hippocratic oath, which stetes ._ take the hippocratic oath, which states i shall— take the hippocratic oath, which states i shall never intentionally cause harm to my nettents— intentionally cause harm to my nettents ent— intentionally cause harm to my patients and will— intentionally cause harm to my patients and will have the utmost— patients and will have the utmost respect— patients and will have the utmost respect for human life . utmost respect for human life. i utmost respect for human life. . teetgnse— utmost respect for human life. i recognise that— utmost respect for human life. i recognise that the— utmost respect for human life. i recognise that the practise of medicine is a privilege which comes with considerable

responsibility . i will not abuse responsibility. i will not abuse my position . can the junior my position. can the junior doctors off work for three more days as the historic backlog for operations and treatments snowballs truly look themselves in the mirror tonight and say that this reckless strike adheres to those fundamental principles ? i think not. look principles? i think not. look i have great sympathy for our doctors. iactually have great sympathy for our doctors. i actually believe they deserve— doctors. i actually believe they deserve e— doctors. i actually believe they deserve a decent— 33 i actually believe they deserve a decent pay rise . deserve a decent pay rise. but these— deserve a decent pay rise. but these irresponsible renegade tactics putting our health at risk, well, they are a disgrace . yes. but to respond now, my superstar panel, the columnist and media personality, carol mcgiffin gb news, presenter and conservative commentator calvin robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid , journalist rebecca reid, mckeith. i've just had it with these strikes. i've had it with them . and these doctors can try them. and these doctors can try and spin it as much as they want, but they have been totally unreasonable . with a 35% pay

unreasonable. with a 35% pay demand, unrealistic as well. and i think deep down they know it's and i think deep down they know tt-s net— and i think deep down they know tt-s net getng— and i think deep down they know tt-s net getng te— and i think deep down they know it's not going to go— and i think deep down they know it's not going to go anywhere. it it's not going to go anywhere. tt sen-t— it's not going to go anywhere. it can't there _ it's not going to go anywhere. it can't there is— it's not going to go anywhere. it can't there is not the money. ant— it can't there is not the money. ant tt— it can't there is not the money. and it doesn't— it can't there is not the money. and it doesn't matter how much neste— and it doesn't matter how much neste tne— and it doesn't matter how much neste tne tns— and it doesn't matter how much waste the nhs cuts, if they cut nest— waste the nhs cuts, if they cut nest et— waste the nhs cuts, if they cut nest et g,— waste the nhs cuts, if they cut most of it, they— waste the nhs cuts, if they cut most of it, they probably could ettett— most of it, they probably could ettett te— most of it, they probably could ettett te gne— most of it, they probably could afford to give everybody a pay nse— afford to give everybody a pay .— afford to give everybody a pay . net— afford to give everybody a pay rise . but there— afford to give everybody a pay rise . but there just isn't the rise. but there just isn't the money— rise. but there just isn't the money ent— rise. but there just isn't the money and it's— rise. but there just isn't the money and it's not going to nennen. — money and it's not going to nennen. se— money and it's not going to nennen. se tt— money and it's not going to happen. so if you're starting at tnet— happen. so if you're starting at tnet netnt— happen. so if you're starting at tnet netnt ,— happen. so if you're starting at that point , there's nowhere to that point, there's nowhere to go ent— that point, there's nowhere to go ent ens-s— that point, there's nowhere to go and who's suffering? who's settenng— go and who's suffering? who's settenng e— go and who's suffering? who's suffering ? the— go and who's suffering? who's suffering ? the people who've suffering? the people who've been — suffering? the people who've been suffering _ suffering? the people who've been suffering for the last tntee— been suffering for the last tntee yeets— been suffering for the last three years not— been suffering for the last three years not being able to get— three years not being able to get treatment— three years not being able to get treatment and then suddenly tney-te— get treatment and then suddenly tney-te en— get treatment and then suddenly they're on strike— get treatment and then suddenly they're on strike and the advice tnet— they're on strike and the advice tnet tney-te— they're on strike and the advice that they're giving to people is ten-t— that they're giving to people is ten-t sene— that they're giving to people is ten-t te— that they're giving to people is don't come to the— that they're giving to people is don't come to the hospital. tntnt— don't come to the hospital. think twice— don't come to the hospital. think twice before you go to a&e and think twice before you go to a&e ent tnet— think twice before you go to a&e ent tney sett— think twice before you go to a&e and they said they've actually etntttet— and they said they've actually admitted they're _ and they said they've actually admitted they're putting out netsnet— admitted they're putting out harsher warnings to people tense— harsher warnings to people because people— harsher warnings to people because people didn't stay away test— because people didn't stay away test tne— because people didn't stay away last time. hang— because people didn't stay away last time. hang on. if people stet— last time. hang on. if people are sick, what— last time. hang on. if people are sick, what choice do they nevee— are sick, what choice do they nevee wnet— are sick, what choice do they have? what can— are sick, what choice do they have? what can they do? have they— have? what can they do? have they net— have? what can they do? have they not learned— have? what can they do? have they not learned the risks of telling people to stay away from the health service, which is what we experienced throughout 2020? and look at where exactly

it got us. exactly . go to a&e. it got us. exactly. go to a&e. nett— it got us. exactly. go to a&e. half people in there do not need to be there. lot of people go to be there. a lot of people go to be there. a lot of people go to a&e when they. but the tnetten — to a&e when they. but the ttetten ts— to a&e when they. but the problem is the— st but the problem is the people who tense— problem is the people who because they _ problem is the people who because they can't a doctor because they can't see a doctor nest— because they can't see a doctor nest-tne— because they can't see a doctor most-the time. _ because they can't see a doctor most the time. most of the time. that's true. tnt— most of the time. that's true. tnt-teette— most of the time. that's true. tnt-teette tne— most of the time. that's true. but-people who are- most of the time. but people who are going to but the people who are going to ttsten— but the people who are going to ttsten-sett— but the people who are going to ttsten-sett et— but the people who are going to listen sort of warning, listen to that sort of warning, tetetee— listen to that sort of warning, tetesse, ee— listen to that sort of warning, rebecca, are the— listen to that sort of warning, rebecca, are the people rebecca, are the types of people tne— rebecca, are the types of people nne eetnetn— rebecca, are the types of people who actually i need _ rebecca, are the types of people who actually need to be able who actually do need to be able to go— who actually do need to be able to go to— who actually do need to be able to go to-hospital. - who actually do need to be able to go to hospital. but to go to the hospital. but centn— to go to the hospital. but calvin robinson, you think these neettn— calvin robinson, you think these neettn sene— calvin robinson, you think these health care workers should eetnetn— health care workers should actually _from| actually be outlawed from stnttnge— actually be outlawed from striking? actually striking? it should actually be ttteget— striking? it should actually bei ttteget—veet. illegal. why this strike? yeah, if illegal. why this strike? yeah, tt-e— illegal. why this strike? yeah, tt-e teettt— illegal. why this strike? yeah, if-a health care- if you're a health care professional, should be professional, you should not be allowed off work allowed to take time off work for by the way, i think for strikes by the way, i think they're putting lives at risk. they politicising health care. that damaging. it's dangerous that is damaging. it's dangerous to say to the public, avoid risky behaviour. i mean, people get ill, people sick. so get ill, people get sick. so they go to hospital. i would they go to the hospital. i would actually them all actually sack them all and replace if we i replace them if we could. i think it's entirely irresponsible. spend what, irresponsible. we spend what, over five and a half grand every second on the nhs. how are we going to find 35% pay increases for every single person ? it's for every single person? it's entitlement is what it is, because if they get it, then

everyone will want it. exactly that whole public that the whole of the public sector. but what is risky behaviours— sector. but what is risky behaviours like- 3 but what is risky behaviours like oh, don't eat ttsn— behaviours like oh, don't eat ttsn tet— behaviours like oh, don't eat fish for that— behaviours like oh, don't eat fish for that amount of time. ven— fish for that amount of time. ten ntgnt— fish for that amount of time. you might swallow well, you might swallow a bone. well, exeetn— you might swallow a bone. well, exestn .— you might swallow a bone. well, exeetn . ten-t— you might swallow a bone. well, exactly . don't get— you might swallow a bone. well, exactly . don't get into a car or exactly. don't get into a car or net— exactly. don't get into a car or net ge— exactly. don't get into a car or not go rollerblading. . not go rollerblading. like it's not go rollerblading. like it's not met— not go rollerblading. like it's not ttet tt-s— not go rollerblading. like it's not that it's not rocket science. this is ludicrous. look twice before we the road. twice before we cross the road. no, going to no, it's insane. going to restricting am restricting everyone's. am i going apologise as doctor ? going to apologise as a doctor? no. as if i did surgery. are you going to make excuses for what they putting our they are doing? putting our lives i don't need to lives at risk? i don't need to make it's perfectly make excuses. it's a perfectly reasonable thing it is a reasonable thing to do. it is a job not heroes. they're job they're not heroes. they're not saints. they're not gods. they are doing a job. and they are people doing a job. and they've had proper pay they've not had a proper pay rise over years. think rise for over ten years. i think 15 years the exact figure. 15 years is the exact figure. therefore, it's 35% over 15 years, which is 2.3% per year, which is a fairly reasonable amount. they have had pay rise not not a meaningful one. the bma says 2008. it's been bma says it's 2008. it's been quoted the bma lost 25, a hard lift marxist health union it's the medical association. it's the medical association. it's the one that the doctors are in like they they know about being a doctor and they know how much

they get paid. it is not unreasonable when you do an incredibly important, highly skilled, educated. so you skilled, highly educated. so you think looking at the— 3“ g so you think looking at the current economic _you- think looking at the current economic you think think looking at the current econo where you think think looking at the current econo where we're you think think looking at the current econo where we're yo as hink given where we're at as a senntn— given where we're at as a country financially after the nttsntens— country financially after the ridiculous decisions made during the ridiculous decisions made during tne sense— ridiculous decisions made during tne et— ridiculous decisions made during the course of the— ridiculous decisions made during the course of the covid 19 tentents— the course of the covid 19 tentente yen— the course of the covid 19 pandemic, you think it is teettstts— pandemic, you think it is realistic for— pandemic, you think it is realistic for any public sector nerert— realistic for any public sector worker, including doctors, to est— worker, including doctors, to est ter— worker, including doctors, to est ter e— worker, including doctors, to ask for a 335,— worker, including doctors, to ask for a 335, i— worker, including doctors, to ask for a 335, i think% pay rtsee — ask for a 335, i think% pay rtsee ._ ask for a 335, i think% pay rise? i think— ask for a 335, i think% pay rise? i think and- ask for a 335, i think% pay rise? d 3“ ask for a 335, i think% pay- rise? i think and again, i'm not an economist, but i think when you're trying to negotiate, you're trying to negotiate, you're supposed to ask for a bit more than you think you're going to get. so i think they're presumably they're expecting a bit than 35. well, bit less than 35. okay. well, let tell let me tell you. let me tell you let me tell you. yes, i do it's anywhere yes, i do think it's anywhere close to that. then where would tnet— close to that. then where would tnet neney— close to that. then where would that money come— close to that. then where would that money come from?- 3 then where would that money come from? well the tns— that money come from? well the nhs.monstrously_ that money come from? well the nhs monstrously mismanaged that money come from? well the nhsincrediblyously mismanaged that money come from? well the nhsincredibly inefficient. iaged that money come from? well the nhsincredibly inefficient. ' 31 and incredibly inefficient. and eresnnnetn—etl presumably it's your side of politics refuses. not politics that refuses. it's not for to any politics that refuses. it's noti for-to i any discussion for there to be any discussion etent— for there to be any discussion etent-terget- for there to be any discussion| about-forget reform. about reform. forget reform. let's privatise the nhs. let's just privatise the nhs. let's just privatise the nhs. let's it off everybody let's sell it off everybody else. so on you say, you say trtvettse— else. so on you say, you say privatise nhs. _ else. so on you say, you say privatise nhs. it's- so on you say, you say privatise nhs. . “g privatise nhs. it's not working. it's a massive cash cow. it's

just sinking money down the drain. it off. drain. let's sell it off. privatise find a privatise it. let's find a different fundamentally. different way fundamentally. carol mcgiffin is that rebecca tetts—neti talks about these doctors not tetng—tetngl being heroes and not being setnts— being heroes and not being setnts tnt— being heroes and not being saints, but actually that goes tetetn— saints, but actually that goes tetetn-tne- saints, but actually that goes totally the narrative totally against the narrative tnet— totally against the narrativei ttet—ever totally against the narrative- tnet—erer tne that we've all been fed over the test— that we've all been fed over the test-teete— that we've all been fed over the past-really, which- that we've all been fed over the past really, which is past decade, really, which is tnet— past decade, really, which is ttet-tns— past decade, really, which is ttet-ens ts— past decade, really, which is that. nhs is this- past decade, really, which is that nhs is this albie that the nhs is this albie secret— that the nhs is this albie sacred cow. _ that the nhs is this albie sacred cow. it— that the nhs is this albie sacred cow. it must not be tenetet— sacred cow. it must not be tenetet. tt— sacred cow. it must not be touched. it is— sacred cow. it must not be touched. it is a— sacred cow. it must not be touched. it is a religion . we've touched. it is a religion. we've all touched. it is a religion. we've ett get— touched. it is a religion. we've ett get te— touched. it is a religion. we've ett get te buy— touched. it is a religion. we've all got to buy into— touched. it is a religion. we've all got to buy into it. and if you— all got to buy into it. and if yen ten-t— all got to buy into it. and if you don't vote,— all got to buy into it. and if you don't vote, then you're not etent— you don't vote, then you're not trent te— you don't vote, then you're not trent te te— you don't vote, then you're not proud to be british. 34103? 3“ proud to be british. yeah, you sent— proud to be british. yeah, you can't criticise it. you can't say anything bad about it. and if you do, you're the devil. i do think that in a way, though it has been not privatised yet , it has been not privatised yet, but there is a lot of private elements to the nhs now. some most hospitals have a private floor, a whole for floor private treatment only and when you go on, a lot of the doctors work. yeah, well, not all of them, but a yeah, well, not all of them, but e tet— yeah, well, not all of them, but e tet et— yeah, well, not all of them, but e tet et tnen— yeah, well, not all of them, but a lot of them were— yeah, well, not all of them, but a lot of them were outside in trtvete— a lot of them were outside in private practise _ a lot of them were outside in private practise 3403? 3“ a lot of them were outside in private practise / “r: private practise yeah. and when you go on doctors websites, for example, you see you can't get an appointment for, say, two months or whatever. but if you scroll down you can get whatever

treatment you want, but you have to pay for it. now if that's not privatisation, i don't know what is because someone's getting some backhander for that some kind of backhander for that authority . masters are they authority. masters are they competing with themselves? we are paying twice . oh, that's the are paying twice. oh, that's the point. it's fine. you should tte— point. it's fine. you should ttte tt— point. it's fine. you should ttte tt yen— point. it's fine. you should like if you it's— point. it's fine. you should like if you it's not- it's fine. you should like if you it's not fine. it's net— like if you it's not fine. it's net nerttng— like if you it's not fine. it's not working. it's- like if you it's not fine. it's not working. it's not if you sent— not working. it's not if you can't afford— not working. it's not if you can't afford to— not working. it's not if you can't afford to pay twice, then you— can't afford to pay twice, then yen stentt— can't afford to pay twice, then you should afford. then you snentt— you should afford. then you snentt tey— you should afford. then you should pay twice. well, look, i. tte— should pay twice. well, look, i. we etneys— should pay twice. well, look, i. i've always said— should pay twice. well, look, i. i've always said i've— should pay twice. well, look, i. i've always said i've always said i'm more than happy said that i'm more than happy actually to go actually to pay privately to go and the gp. but would and see the gp. but what would make much more happy is if make me much more happy is if the nhs brits actually the nhs and brits actually overall understood overall politicians understood that of use that free at the point of use isn't working . health isn't working. the health systems the that we systems around the world that we look to actually work because they public they do have private public partnerships because do partnerships, because they do have degree of pay as you go have a degree of pay as you go for people who can afford it. the problem is the american system — the problem is the american systen ts— the problem is the american system is terrifying and treettnt— system is terrifying andi dreadful._are system is terrifying and- dreadful._are lots of dreadful. now, there are lots of etner— dreadful. now, there are lots of etner systems— dreadful. now, there are lots of other systems that do work. the anstretten— australian system is pretty geet. — australian system is pretty. geet—ts good. the german system is pretty— good. the german system is pretty-my— good. the german system is pretty-try rssne- good. the german system is pretty my issue is that pretty good. my issue is that i do pretty good. my issue is that i te net— pretty good. my issue is that i te net trnst— pretty good. my issue is that i do not trust any— pretty good. my issue is that i do not trust any of the people enrrentty— do not trust any of the people enrrentty-te- do not trust any of the people currently-to roll- do not trust any of the people currently to roll out currently in charge to roll out a currently in charge to roll out e eernen—

currently in charge to roll out a german system. let me just let me a german system. let me just let ne-yen— a german system. let me just let ne-yen-tne- me just tell you about the anerteen— me just tell you about the american system right. . american system right. it is greet— american system right. it is greet tt— american system right. it is greet tt yen— american system right. it is great if you have— american system right. it is great if you have insurance now. there's that as there's no way that as a country, as a society, given the sort welfare that we sort of welfare state that we have, that we would ever not allow a safety for those allow a safety net for those underprivileged who allow a safety net for those undnot'ivileged who allow a safety net for those undnot ablejed who allow a safety net for those undnot able toi who allow a safety net for those undnot able to afford who are not able to afford insurance. so saying we're insurance. so saying that we're ever have an american ever going to have an american system is just ludicrous. and it's the scare tactics that are used left, and that's used by the left, and that's what reform tactic. what stops reform scare tactic. it's genuine concern. if you it's a genuine concern. if you teet— it's a genuine concern. if you teetlntet— it's a genuine concern. if you look what happened the look at what happened to the tnse— look at what happened to the price-insulin,— look at what happened to the price-insulin, it— look at what happened to the price insulin, it is a very, price of insulin, it is a very, very— price of insulin, it is a very, very seery— price of insulin, it is a very, very scary reality. are very scary reality. there are ntttte— very scary reality. there are middle-people- very scary reality. there are middle people who are middle class people who are tevestetet— middle class people who are devastated giving birth costs. teteeee— devastated giving birth costs. rebecca-governmentj rebecca minimum government in this ever this country would ever institute form of institute bakhmut any form of private care system. and private health care system. and of course you will. where there was no insurance. very of course you will. �*ft�*3“030 .“030 3 very talented, was no insurance. very talented, trttttent— was no insurance. very talented, brilliant-with— was no insurance. very talented, brilliant-with a- was no insurance. very talented, brilliant-with a great- brilliant person with a great job-— brilliant person with a great tet-yen— brilliant person with a great tet-yen ten-t- brilliant person with a great job.-you don't-to. brilliant person with a great- job.-you don't-to worry job. but you don't have to worry for job. but you don't have to worry ter yen. — job. but you don't have to worry ter yen. tnt— job. but you don't have to worry tet yen. tnt ter— job. but you don't have to worry for you. but for other people it is for you. but for other people it tslgenntne— for you. but for other people it islgenuine fear.— for you. but for other people it islgenuine fear. _ for you. but for other people it is genuine fear. is a genuine fear. all have to retry. — is a genuine fear. all have to worry. you're totally missing the reason that i the point. the reason that i worry, right, is because what is ludicrous and actually makes me so we all so mad is that we are all reliant on the nhs . so i should reliant on the nhs. so i should be given what earn. for be given what i earn. pay for anything, you know. no, no, no, no. not true. given what

no. that's not true. given what i earn, i should absolutely have to any time want to go to to pay any time i want to go to the gp. any time i want something that. and the gp. any time i want s do. ething that. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and; that. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i that. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i do. that. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i do. but that. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i do. but when at. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i do. but when it. and the gp. any time i want sdo. and i do. but when i needi i do. and i do. but when i need the nhs as when i am diagnosed with some form of aggressive cancer and as a result of the huge issues that we have in our health care system, those medicaid is often not even available on the nhs. fundamentally untrue. you available on the nhs. - fundamentally untrue. you can etsetntety— fundamentally untrue. you can absolutely have— fundamentally untrue. you can absolutely have as much private neettn— absolutely have as much private neettn sere— absolutely have as much private health care as— absolutely have as much private health care as you— absolutely have as much private health care as you like. there neny— health care as you like. there are many brands— health care as you like. there are many brands that you could tete— are many brands that you could tete ent— are many brands that you could tete ent, tnt— are many brands that you could take out, but there— are many brands that you could take out, but there are also neny— take out, but there are also neny trents— take out, but there are also many brands private health. many brands of private health. ven— many brands of private health. ten-te— many brands of private health. ten—te net— many brands of private health. you-do not-for. you can have do not cover for all of those sorts of issues which in america they would do. but look, the issue is i think we're having the we're going to keep having the debate the nhs this debate about the nhs on this show. you see it in show. but you won't see it in many other places in the media because it is the golden goose, it is the untouched discussion. and start having and we've got to start having that discussion as nation that discussion as a nation and be brave do so. be brave enough to do so. rebecca calvin robinson. carol mcgiffin, panel mcgiffin, my superstar panel with night. with me all night. but also still it's revealed still to come, as it's revealed , at least 19 foreign nationals with suspected terror links

crossed the channel on small boats. when will the left wing political establishment accept that borders our that our open borders and our genuine national genuine threat to national security nigel farage lviv soon. but first, with bombshell revelations of what the late queen really thought about the sussexes treachery was the great monarch, right? that harry and meghan just gone mad . well, meghan have just gone mad. well, nina lady victoria nina myskow, lady victoria harvey begum .uk this one out. and the clash next. but i want to what you think. at to know what you think. dan at gb news tweet me at gb gb news .uk. tweet me at gb news. our poll running there, the clash, straight after the .

breaking breaking tonight. breaking tonight. yep breaking tonight. yep he breaking tonight. yep he has break ing tonight. yep he has landed. let's take the live shot now. this is air force one in belfast . of course, we're belfast. of course, we're expecting doddie joe biden to somehow make it down those stairs in just a few minutes time. he's, of course , in the time. he's, of course, in the country for the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. so we will bring you those live pictures very shortly. the prime minister rishi sunak is believed to be in northern ireland to greet him off the plane. plus we have arlene foster, the former first minister of northern ireland, live on the show very shortly alongside nigel farage erg and the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng . so we will get kwasi kwarteng. so we will get those live shots as soon as we believe biden is going to emerge

from the plane . but first, the from the plane. but first, the clash . now a bombshell new book clash. now a bombshell new book has revealed that even the late queen elizabeth ii was mystified by harry and meghan's unhinged attacks on the royal family. robert jobson is our king exposes the late queen's bewilderment at the sussexes behaviour which our beloved monarch thought was, quote, quite mad in the explosive book, sources also revealed that palace discussions about stripping the couples of their titles were held at the highest levels until a loving charles relented. so what do you think? very simple question. tonight was late queen right that was the late queen right that harry and meghan have gone quite mad ? de—man at gbnews.uk vote in mad? de—man at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news on twitter to help make up your mind, let me bring in the journalist and broadcaster nina michkov and the socialite and royal insider, lady victoria harvey. lady v yeah, they did go quite mad, didn't they ? well, they're didn't they? well, they're eertetnty—

didn't they? well, they're certainly going— r: r: 3“ . .3“0«t?’ well, they're certainly going madder and newer— certainly going madder and netter ty— certainly going madder and madder by the— certainly going madder and madder by the minute, aren't tneye— madder by the minute, aren't tneye te— madder by the minute, aren't tneye te yen— madder by the minute, aren't they? do you think the queen was rtgnte— they? do you think the queen was rtgnte .— they? do you think the queen was ngnte . tntnt— they? do you think the queen was right? i think the— they? do you think the queen was right? i think the queen was tettnttety— right? i think the queen was definitely right.— right? i think the queen was definitely right. yeah. i think sne— definitely right. yeah. i think sne yen— definitely right. yeah. i think sne yen knew,— definitely right. yeah. i think she you know, through her etenenee— she you know, through her experience-her- she you know, through her experience her position of experience in her position of all experience in her position of ett tnet— experience in her position of all that time,— experience in her position of all that time, i— experience in her position of all that time, i think she had a pretty— all that time, i think she had a pretty geet— all that time, i think she had a pretty good feeling of what was going— pretty good feeling of what was getng te— pretty good feeling of what was going to happen— pretty good feeling of what was going to happen -_ pretty good feeling of what was going to happen . that is that is going to happen. that is that is ten— going to happen. that is that is new .— going to happen. that is that is new . teet— going to happen. that is that is how i feel about— going to happen. that is that is how i feel about her and sort of tnet— how i feel about her and sort of tnet tytteetty— how i feel about her and sort of that typically she— how i feel about her and sort of that typically she was always very— that typically she was always very eetn — that typically she was always very calm about— that typically she was always very calm about everything. it's etnest— very calm about everything. it's etnest tte— very calm about everything. it's almost like she— very calm about everything. it's almost like she just knew everytntng— almost like she just knew everything was going to happen . everything was going to happen. she everything was going to happen. sne es— everything was going to happen. sne sett— everything was going to happen. she was sort of— everything was going to happen. she was sort of silent about it , tnt— she was sort of silent about it , tnt sne— she was sort of silent about it , tnt sne net— she was sort of silent about it , but she had a— she was sort of silent about it , but she had a very good idea of , but she had a very good idea et .— , but she had a very good idea et . neen— , but she had a very good idea et . e— , but she had a very good idea of i mean, a lot— , but she had a very good idea of i mean, a lot of— , but she had a very good idea of i mean, a lot of experience , of i mean, a lot of experience, yen— of i mean, a lot of experience, yen tnee— of i mean, a lot of experience, yen tnev, ant— of i mean, a lot of experience, yen tnev, ant .— of i mean, a lot of experience, you know, and i think she saw ttegnen— you know, and i think she saw ttegnen es— you know, and i think she saw negnen es e— you know, and i think she saw meghan as a problem from the tegtnntng— meghan as a problem from the beginning. absolutely \v0rn3 t beginning. absolutely now, nina, teen— beginning. absolutely now, nina, teet. yer— beginning. absolutely now, nina, look, you're one of the folk who come on this show and you defend harry and meghan, so this isn't good for your narrative, is it? because we really respect and trust what the late queen had to say, and she thought the sussexes had gone mad? yes of course. but this is not gospel tnet— course. but this is not gospel tnet tne— course. but this is not gospel that the queen _ course. but this is not gospel that the queen said- r3.0. but this is not gospel that the queen said it. . 3“ that the queen said it. it's in a that the queen said it. it's in e teet— that the queen said it. it's in e teet ty— that the queen said it. it's in

a book by robert— that the queen said it. it's in a book by robert jobson. he has you doubting his journalistic integrity . you doubting his journalistic integrity. i'm you doubting his journalistic integrity . i'm not doubting you doubting his journalistic integrity. i'm not doubting his journalistic integrity at all. i'm not doubting his journalistic integrity at all. but royal correspondents have contacts who feed them information and they can feed them whatever information they like and if they're trusted confidants, then they will be used. now it's there was this is a there's a history of this with meghan. it was dropped out to a journalist . that all meghan. it was dropped out to a journalist. that all sounds so silly because it was a stupid thing that before the wedding , thing that before the wedding, kate was made to cry by meghan . kate was made to cry by meghan. now, that was treated as gospel printed and thought of, and that was the start of all the negative. all the negative press and all the negative attitude. since then , it's generally since then, it's generally accepted it was the other way round. oh, no, no , no, no, no, round. oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. but they lied. i mean, but they lied. i mean, just no. but they lied. i mean, just nett— no. but they lied. i mean, just nett tnet— no. but they lied. i mean, just hold that thought— but they lied. i mean, just hold that thought because we're going— hold that thought because we're getng te— hold that thought because we're getng te rs— hold that thought because we're going to cross look at the oprah tntervten— going to cross look at the oprah interview, sajid_ going to cross look at the oprah

interview, sajid javid. : interview, sajid javid. stand by tense— interview, sajid javid. stand by because we're— interview, sajid javid. stand by because we're going to look at joe biden. he's just emerged from one. and from air force one. and i believe that rishi sunak is there to greet the president . there to greet the president. and there they come . oh, wow. so and there they come. oh, wow. so rishi sunak will be meeting joe biden and of course, spending time , um, with joe biden in time, um, with joe biden in northern ireland tomorrow. they are there for the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. and arlene foster dame arlene foster , former first dame arlene foster, former first minister of northern ireland, will be with us very shortly . me will be with us very shortly. me to analyse whether biden actually has any right to tell us exactly how how brexit should be delivered and saved because personally i don't think biden is someone we should be turning to on that front, given his very obvious bias. but look , let's obvious bias. but look, let's return now to the clash . so lady

return now to the clash. so lady victoria harvey, you wanted to respond to or do you want to say i'm just thinking about the vine and think, well, no, it's just like, of course, of course he didn't want brexit because he wants our borders to be flooded. exactly what happened in exactly like what happened in anette.— exactly like what happened in america-this- exactly like what happened in america.-this.all america. you know, this is all set— america. you know, this is all sert et— america. you know, this is all sert et-et— america. you know, this is all sert et-et tne— america. you know, this is all sort of of the same, um, sort of part of the same, um, egente— sort of part of the same, um, egente-tne— sort of part of the same, um, agenda .the .that,. sort of part of the same, um, agenda the that, you agenda and the fact that, you tnee— agenda and the fact that, you knew .— agenda and the fact that, you knew , vett— agenda and the fact that, you know , well, our— agenda and the fact that, you know , well, our border is not know, well, our border is not tetng— know, well, our border is not tetng se— know, well, our border is not doing so well. _ know, well, our border is not doing so well. biden wants to. so doing so well. biden wants to. selttvet— doing so well. biden wants to. soilivedlamerica- doing so well. biden wants to. so lived america for two so i lived in america for two teeetes— so i lived in america for two teeetes-yen- so i lived in america for two decades. you lived decades. have you lived in anertee— decades. have you lived in anertee e — decades. have you lived in america ? i've— decades. have you lived in america ? . 0c 3“ sax decades. have you lived in america ? . 0c 3“ 3,»t< america? i've lived in six. but recently years. i lived there inst— recently years. i lived there inst nev— recently years. i lived there tnst ent— recently years. i lived there just now and i— recently years. i lived there just now and i have- 3033.03“. «t0?t3 i lived there just now and i have actually nevert— just now and i have actually nevet teet— just now and i have actually moved back because just we just tne— moved back because just we just seen the pictures— moved back because just we just seen the pictures of— moved back because just we just seen the pictures of what a massive rishi— seen the pictures of what a massive rishi sunak green being ttten. — massive rishi sunak green being ttten. .— massive rishi sunak green being ttten. . een— massive rishi sunak green being ttten. . .— massive rishi sunak green being biden. i mean , nina,- massive rishi sunak green being biden. \r biden. i mean, nina, you must get a little bit angry as a proud to brit see biden's very obvious bias against the uk. i just had to be grown up about tns.— just had to be grown up about tnts. te— just had to be grown up about tnts. te net— just had to be grown up about this. he had he's— just had to be grown up about this. he had he's not growing up . tt— this. he had he's not growing up . tt ts.— this. he had he's not growing up . tt ts. tt-s— this. he had he's not growing up . it is. it's actually— this. he had he's not growing up . it is. it's actually nice- this. he had he's not growing up . it is. it's actually nice that he's not coming on. you know, he he's not coming on. you know, he he's not coming on. you know, he he's not he's not anti british hatred. america he's not he's not anti british hatred . america wanted britain hatred. america wanted britain to hatred. america wanted britain te stey— hatred. america wanted britain

te stey tn— hatred. america wanted britain to stay in europe— hatred. america wanted britain to stay in europe to— : america wanted britain to stay in europe to create a streng— to stay in europe to create a streng tnrete— to stay in europe to create a strong europe and that's not tnere— strong europe and that's not tnere .— strong europe and that's not tnere . ne,— strong europe and that's not there . no, no,— strong europe and that's not there . no, no, it's no, it's not there. no, no, it's no, it's not tnet— there. no, no, it's no, it's not their choice. _ there. no, no, it's no, it's not their choice. but— there. no, no, it's no, it's not their choice. but he, they he needs— their choice. but he, they he needs te— their choice. but he, they he needs to accept— their choice. but he, they he needs to accept the result. but tnt— needs to accept the result. but tnt vett— needs to accept the result. but now but well, he _ needs to accept the result. but now but well, he has accepted the now but well, he has accepted tne resntt— now but well, he has accepted the result. he's— now but well, he has accepted the result. he's not not what he,— the result. he's not not what ne, vnet— the result. he's not not what he, what what— the result. he's not not what he, what what he— the result. he's not not what he, what what he world economic ternn— he, what what he world economic ternn ts— he, what what he world economic ternn ts ter— he, what what he world economic forum is for this— he, what what he world economic forum is for this for— he, what what he world economic forum is for this for the dup net— forum is for this for the dup net te— forum is for this for the dup net te sense— forum is for this for the dup not to cause problems so that tne— not to cause problems so that tne vnete— not to cause problems so that the whole thing— not to cause problems so that the whole thing starts up again. but the whole thing starts up again. tnt ttet-s— the whole thing starts up again. tnt tnet-s net— the whole thing starts up again. but that's not his— the whole thing starts up again. but that's not his right, is it? we.— but that's not his right, is it? we we.— but that's not his right, is it? we we. tt-s— but that's not his right, is it? no. no, it's not— but that's not his right, is it? no. no, it's not his— but that's not his right, is it? no. no, it's not his right.- but that's not his right, is it? no. no, it's not his right. he shouldn't tell us how we conduct our lives. he's already ruined america . why should he ruin our america. why should he ruin our country ? it was not hidden . it country? it was not hidden. it was not clinton's right ? country? it was not hidden. it was not clinton's right? i mean, centen— was not clinton's right? i mean, clinton, clinton— was not clinton's right? i mean, clinton, clinton ,_ was not clinton's right? i mean, clinton, clinton , dpp was one of clinton, clinton, dpp was one of the clinton, clinton, dpp was one of tne reesns— clinton, clinton, dpp was one of the reasons that— clinton, clinton, dpp was one of the reasons that you left the us. — the reasons that you left the us- .— the reasons that you left the us. . tett— the reasons that you left the us. i left because- the reasons that you left the us. 3 3“ i us. i left because of him. i mean, most people- us. i left because of him. i mean, most people i- us. 3 3“ i mean, most people i know, esteetetty— mean, most people i know, especially california, california _ especially california, california got really hit hard by california got really hit hard ty everytntng— california got really hit hard by everything in the last few yeers— by everything in the last few years especially, _ by everything in the last few years especially, but yeah, 75% of years especially, but yeah, 75% et tne — years especially, but yeah, 75% et tne teette— years especially, but yeah, 75% et tne teette .— years especially, but yeah, 75% of the people i know have left, ent— of the people i know have left, end tnet— of the people i know have left, end tnet ts— of the people i know have left, and that is how— of the people i know have left, and that is how bad it is. i eetnetty— and that is how bad it is. i actually never— and that is how bad it is. i actually never anticipated nevtng— actually never anticipated moving back— actually never anticipated moving back to england. if someone asked— moving back to england. if someone asked me a couple of yeers— someone asked me a couple of yeers ege,— someone asked me a couple of yeers ege, .— someone asked me a couple of yeers ege, r net— someone asked me a couple of years ago, i had no— someone asked me a couple of years ago, i had no , no, no idea years ago, i had no, no, no idea i'd years ago, i had no, no, no idea t-t te— years ago, i had no, no, no idea t-t te teet— years ago, i had no, no, no idea i'd be back here.— years ago, i had no, no, no idea i'd be back here. so— years ago, i had no, no, no idea i'd be back here. so you came teet— i'd be back here. so you came

test nere— i'd be back here. so you came back here because— i'd be back here. so you came back here because biden is the tresttente— back here because biden is the tresttente-tt- back here because biden is the president?-it is- back here because biden is the president?-it is a- back here because biden is the president? it is a mess. president? because it is a mess. teen— president? because it is a mess. teen vene— president? because it is a mess. yeah you're joking.— president? because it is a mess. yeah you're joking. i'm not yeah you're joking. no, i'm not tettng— yeah you're joking. no, i'm not tettng .— yeah you're joking. no, i'm not tettng . ant— yeah you're joking. no, i'm not joking . and newsom. trump joking. and gavin newsom. trump and joking. and gavin newsom. trump ent e— joking. and gavin newsom. trump and a mess under— joking. and gavin newsom. trump and a mess under trump. no, nnter— and a mess under trump. no, nnter trnnt— and a mess under trump. no, under trump. it— and a mess under trump. no, under trump. it was not a mess. ne.— under trump. it was not a mess. me at— under trump. it was not a mess. me at teest— under trump. it was not a mess. no. at least we— under trump. it was not a mess. no. at least we had— under trump. it was not a mess. no. at least we had law and enter— no. at least we had law and order over there— no. at least we had law and order over there . o3“ r?t“r: order over there. oh, law and order. yeah. and nina. nina, look, i was in california- : / “r: \r nina, look, i was in california as someone on the- look, i was in california as someone on the left. /0- someone on the left. you must teet— someone on the left. you must teet et— someone on the left. you must look at the presidency of donald trump and think, you know trump now and think, you know what? we didn't enter war. what? we didn't enter any war. he borders. no wars. he had strong borders. no wars. we he had strong borders. no wars. rte-streng— he had strong borders. no wars. we-strong borders- he had strong borders. no wars. we strong borders . he had strong borders. no wars. we strong borders. we had strong borders. that is not we had strong borders. that is net tt— we had strong borders. that is net tt ennet— we had strong borders. that is not it cannot you if you lived in california to take trump seriously, a populist leader who is so obviously listen to the wrong media. i don't listen to the wrong media. i see every bit of media. you don't. i know. but a lot of journalists— of media. you don't. i know. but a lot of journalists only- 3“0r: /0- : 3“ . i know. but a lot of journalists only they neve— a lot of journalists only they neve e— a lot of journalists only they neve e tney— a lot of journalists only they have a they have— a lot of journalists only they have a they have tunnel vision. t hey— have a they have tunnel vision. ttey neve— have a they have tunnel vision. they have tunnel— have a they have tunnel vision. they have tunnel vision.- have a they have tunnel vision. they have tunnel vision. i- have a they have tunnel vision. they have tunnel vision. i do not have tunnel vision. i am i, i wear in the world. but isn't it the snobbery? nina isn't it ? it the snobbery? nina isn't it? it's nina to say i was. i'm going— it's nina to say i was. i'm getng te— it's nina to say i was. i'm going to ignore- it's nina to say i was. i'm going to ignore what the netenty— going to ignore what the netenty et— going to ignore what the majority of american de—man i tne— majority of american de—man i tne see—

majority of american de—man i was the same way. i switched. onty— was the same way. i switched. only switched a few years ago . only switched a few years ago. nina biden . biden supporters nina biden. biden supporters entvetet— nina biden. biden supporters entvetet .— nina biden. biden supporters outvoted , hated— nina biden. biden supporters outvoted , hated trump. no, they outvoted, hated trump. no, they eneetet— outvoted, hated trump. no, they eneetet . — outvoted, hated trump. no, they cheated . that— outvoted, hated trump. no, they cheated . that was— outvoted, hated trump. no, they cheated . cheated. that was not that election. okay. we're not going to go into it. but this is just froot loops. but but no, no, no, setn— froot loops. but but no, no, no, no. sorry, but listen to me. i was the other side before 3 or 4 years ago. i did not like trump. i completely albie like was sold on the whole thing, that this man was the evil person. and it was. and actually , i. i had was. and actually, i. i had a big kind of awakening about it. and i realised that actually, like, this man is actually trying to save america and joe biden is the worst. please, this is this biden is the worst. please, this ts-tnts ts— biden is the worst. please, this ts-tnts ts inst— biden is the worst. please, this is-this is just nonsense. l is just this is just nonsense. tnt— is just this is just nonsense. tnt yen— is just this is just nonsense. tnt yen vente— is just this is just nonsense. but you would have- is just this is just nonsense. but you would have to- is just this is just nonsense. but you would have to be living there recently to actually endure it. recently, i have to. ten— endure it. recently, i have to. ten en— endure it. recently, i have to. you can actually— 0: 30 . recently, i have to. you can actually observe even my nest— you can actually observe even my nest ttteret— you can actually observe even my most liberal me— you can actually observe even my most liberal me ,_ you can actually observe even my most liberal me , nina about folk most liberal me, nina about folk on most liberal me, nina about folk en tne— most liberal me, nina about folk en tne tett— most liberal me, nina about folk on the left though— most liberal me, nina about folk on the left though is that snrety— on the left though is that snrety et— on the left though is that surely at the— on the left though is that surely at the very least you can essent— surely at the very least you can eeeett tnet— surely at the very least you can accept that it's— surely at the very least you can accept that it's not— surely at the very least you can accept that it's not a good tntng— accept that it's not a good tntng te— accept that it's not a good thing to have— accept that it's not a good thing to have a- accept that it's not a good thing to have a us president who has thing to have a us president who nes eten— thing to have a us president who has open disdain— thing to have a us president who has open disdain in— thing to have a us president who has open disdain in for the uk tense— has open disdain in for the uk tense et— has open disdain in for the uk because of their— has open disdain in for the uk because of their historic ties. teesn-t—

because of their historic ties. teesn-t neve— because of their historic ties. i . ”0-333: he doesn't doesn't have ireland. he doesn't have. doesn't have ireland. he doesn't have . he, does he? you clearly have. he, does he? you clearly haven't researched his past because he has open disdain for the english. have his relatives used to talk about it? he boasted about it and his own autobiography in english, but not great britain and not the united kingdom. that's a very green— united kingdom. that's a very different thing.— united kingdom. that's a very different thing. look,- 3“ .0r: 3: that's a very different thing. look, the guy snentt— different thing. look, the guy snentt te— different thing. look, the guy should be in— different thing. look, the guy should be in a— different thing. look, the guy should be in a nursing home. tte— should be in a nursing home. the test— should be in a nursing home. the fact that— should be in a nursing home. the fact that he's— should be in a nursing home. the fact that he's even- should be in a nursing home. the fact that he's even there right now is what about what about the fact that once at a white house event, he actually said if you wear orange, you're not welcome? well, that was in zet- — not welcome? well, that was in zet- vett— not welcome? well, that was in 2015. well, absolutely- not welcome? well, that was in 2015. well, absolutely ,- 3 , well, that was in 2015. well, absolutely , nina. 2015. well, absolutely, nina. ven— 2015. well, absolutely, nina. ven tennet— 2015. well, absolutely, nina. you cannot think that is an trtsn— you cannot think that is an trtsn tttng— you cannot think that is an irish thing. but— you cannot think that is an irish thing. but that's what tns— irish thing. but that's what tnts ts— irish thing. but that's what tnts ts ett— irish thing. but that's what this is all about. 3330 30 this is all about. we're not even getting into the fact that he likes little children and the son's a crack addict. and we're not even going there. possibly. take trump seriously as a world teeter— take trump seriously as a world teeter tt— take trump seriously as a world teeter tt yen— take trump seriously as a world leader if you actually meet him in leader if you actually meet him tn teet— leader if you actually meet him tn reet tte— leader if you actually meet him in real life, you— leader if you actually meet him in real life, you might have a tttterent— in real life, you might have a different. that's— in real life, you might have a different. that's not opinion . different. that's not opinion. ttet-s— different. that's not opinion. ttet-s net— different. that's not opinion. that's not relevant. ' “r: that's not relevant. and look, testy— that's not relevant. and look, tety et— that's not relevant. and look, lady of course, we to say lady of course, we have to say that the allegations that you have made against the bidens are

not. all of that has been proven. oh, what the laptop the laptop was definitely proven that was that was his laptop . that was that was his laptop. oh, come on. you this. but ttsten— oh, come on. you this. but ttsten tnts— oh, come on. you this. but listen, this is— oh, come on. you this. but listen, this is ridiculous . this listen, this is ridiculous. this tnts— listen, this is ridiculous. this tnts ts— listen, this is ridiculous. this this is biden's— listen, this is ridiculous. this this is biden's try and go to tettternte— this is biden's try and go to california now. _ this is biden's try and go to california now. \r0 california now. no, i know, i know. talking— california now. no, i know, i know. talking about- california now. \0 talking about his california now. \r0 talking about his family, know. talking about his family, his know. talking about his family, nts .— know. talking about his family, nts . tnt— know. talking about his family, nts . tnt yen— know. talking about his family, his . but you need— talking about his family, his. but you need to go visit you,— his. but you need to go visit yen tee. — his. but you need to go visit yen. tee. te— his. but you need to go visit you, too. do you- his. but you need to go visit you, too. j0 you, too. do you know what i love about u2? visit la in here to love about u2? visit la in here te tett— love about u2? visit la in here te tett etent— love about u2? visit la in here to talk about how— love about u2? visit la in here to talk about how i— -jz�*r?’ visit la in here to talk about how i know harry ent— to talk about how i know harry ent ttegten— to talk about how i know harry and meghan. okay. okay. okay they— and meghan. okay. okay. okay ttey neve— and meghan. okay. okay. okay ttey teve gene— and meghan. okay. okay. okay they have gone mad— and meghan. okay. okay. okay they have gone mad because actually, we had a brilliant debate on joe biden and just to recap, president biden in northern ireland now on the 25th anniversary good friday anniversary of the good friday agreement. if he's agreement. let's see if he's going be able to say kyiv going to be able to say kyiv brexit and save the world somehow. it. lady somehow. i doubt it. lady victoria nina michkov, victoria harvey, nina michkov, thank you much. coming up thank you so much. but coming up on a similar theme as northern ireland, witnesses violence just ahead of this presidential visit is the pro—irish us president really the best man to break the powersharing deadlock at stormont? former first minister of northern dame arlene

of northern ireland, dame arlene foster, say. soon but foster, has her say. soon but next, it's revealed, next, as it's revealed, potential terrorists who have arrived in britain small boat arrived in britain by small boat are in hotels funded are now housed in hotels funded by the taxpayer. is the migrant crisis now national emergency crisis now a national emergency 7 crisis now a national emergency ? nigel farage he's going to weigh live straight after the weigh in live straight after the

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britain's migrant crisis has plunged to terrifying new depths, with the daily mail revealing that last year alone, at least 9018 suspected terrorists were able to enter the uk on small boats and cannot be deported due to human rights laws. despite some being linked to isis and being placed under surveillance by m15 and gchq . surveillance by m15 and gchq. most of these migrants have had the audacity to lodge asylum claims in the uk , meaning they claims in the uk, meaning they are housed in hotels funded by you and me, the british taxpayers. so nigel farage look as a phenomenon . we've fed for as a phenomenon. we've fed for some time that terrorists were entering the country via these small boats . what the daily mail small boats. what the daily mail was able to do today was actually get some hard and fast numbers. but personally i think there's a lot more than 19 terrorists who have entered the country via small boats . so does country via small boats. so does this really now make it very clear that the only way we're able to get any sort of handle on this is by leaving the echr ?

on this is by leaving the echr? well, dan, back to the very tegtnntng— well, dan, back to the very tegtnntng .— well, dan, back to the very beginning, 2015, well, dan, back to the very beginning , 2015, the well, dan, back to the very beginning, 2015, the european unen— beginning, 2015, the european union launched— beginning, 2015, the european union launched their asylum petty.— union launched their asylum tettty. vnttn— union launched their asylum policy, which means anyone that sets— policy, which means anyone that sets teet— policy, which means anyone that sets foot having _ policy, which means anyone that sets foot having crossed the mediterranean _ sets foot having crossed the mediterranean on eu soil can stey— mediterranean on eu soil can stey ttts— mediterranean on eu soil can stey tsts tn— mediterranean on eu soil can stay isis in 2015— mediterranean on eu soil can stay isis in 2015 said very tteerty— stay isis in 2015 said very tteerty .— stay isis in 2015 said very tteerty . very— stay isis in 2015 said very clearly , very clearly indeed clearly, very clearly indeed tney— clearly, very clearly indeed tney ventt — clearly, very clearly indeed they would use— clearly, very clearly indeed they would use these routes to get tnetr— they would use these routes to get their operatives into europe . ant— get their operatives into europe . ant es— get their operatives into europe . ant es ve— get their operatives into europe . and as we well— get their operatives into europe . and as we well know- get their operatives into europe . and as we well know, virtually everyone that crosses the engush everyone that crosses the english channel, they either come across the med come through and eu border. so it is quite rational and logical to assume it was right from the start and what was going out into the engush what was going out into the english channel lockdown said two things. one hugely they won't believe me. and two, it would be a threat to our national security . i suspect. 19 national security. i suspect. 19 is the tip of the iceberg . you is the tip of the iceberg. you know, people coming syrian

border , surely. what is border, surely. what is everybody ? the first duty of everybody? the first duty of government country and its citizens totally and utterly failed. and even when we do discover it, we can't deport them out of the echr and horrible though this story is , horrible though this story is, it will boost, in my opinion , it will boost, in my opinion, the campaign for us to leave the echr. the problem is the rishi sunak at the moment won't contemplate it, but political survival is a marvellous thing . survival is a marvellous thing. you know, politicians will do literally anything that will make any promise to get to get re—elected , acted and i think re—elected, acted and i think i think we on gb news need to be actually a bit tougher than we've been on this. i think it's our duty now as a channel to lead a campaign, an education campaign in a political campaign on this issue, to get the tory party to change their position on on echr. and i think we're

the only people, the only game in town, frankly, at the moment that can push this. and we need to do it. i couldn't agree with you more. well, let the campaign tegtn— you more. well, let the campaign tegtn. tentgtt— you more. well, let the campaign tegtn. tentgnt. e— you more. well, let the campaign begin. tonight, a look— 3“030 well, let the campaign begin. tonight, a look from tever— begin. tonight, a look from tever te— begin. tonight, a look from dover to yorkshire. now this is unbelievable.— dover to yorkshire. now this is unbelievable. nigel manston , unbelievable. nigel manston, setnt— unbelievable. nigel manston, saint james's_ unbelievable. nigel manston, saint james's church of england ttneet— saint james's church of england stneet tn— saint james's church of england school in leeds— saint james's church of england school in leeds has banned his tnttts— school in leeds has banned his tnttts tren — school in leeds has banned his pupils from playing tag erg in even— pupils from playing tag erg in teven et— pupils from playing tag erg in favour of games— pupils from playing tag erg in favour of games that they say are favour of games that they say reetet— favour of games that they say are rooted and— favour of games that they say are rooted and grounded in love. now:— are rooted and grounded in love. nev. yen— are rooted and grounded in love. nev. yen ntgnt— are rooted and grounded in love. now, you might think this is a snett— now, you might think this is a snett rssne.— now, you might think this is a small issue, but— now, you might think this is a small issue, but actually to me tnts— small issue, but actually to me this represents— small issue, but actually to me this represents a— small issue, but actually to me this represents a tyranny of vete— this represents a tyranny of woke starting— this represents a tyranny of woke starting to sweep through our woke starting to sweep through stneets— woke starting to sweep through stneets . — woke starting to sweep through our schools . yes,— woke starting to sweep through our schools . yes, i- woke starting to sweep through our schools . 3/03 3“ . our schools. yes, i mean, it wouldn't surprise me if games like rugby weren't completely bannedin like rugby weren't completely banned in a few years time . um, banned in a few years time. um, and part of growing up is taking not it's part of growing up and here's the thing you see is teasing each other and tag actually is a bit of a game of tease because you know what the nimble fit kids actually are rather better at it than those

that aren't so athletic. so of course it's unfair, it's wrong, it's bad. some people finish up as losers and some people aren't quite as fit and strong as the other kids. and we can't have winners and losers. other kids. and we can't have winners and losers . oh, goodness winners and losers. oh, goodness gracious me, no , all must have gracious me, no, all must have pnzes. gracious me, no, all must have prizes . and we're making our prizes. and we're making our kids so , so soft. is it any kids so, so soft. is it any wonder, is it any wonder that so many young people say they've got mental health problems , got mental health problems, though they haven't got mental health problems, they're dealing with life . life gives you with life. life gives you challenges . life gives you challenges. life gives you difficulties. it gives you failures and it gives you victories. and you know, frankly, for this headmistress to have done this, it absolutely ridiculous. and damages and stunts the development of a child. it is wrong . it stunts the development of a child. it is wrong. it is stunts the development of a child. it is wrong . it is crazy. child. it is wrong. it is crazy. but frankly , given the poison but frankly, given the poison that nana used to think it was universities, but now i realise the poison runs from our primary schools through our secondary

schools, all the way through . schools, all the way through. and of course there are lots of magnificent young people in this country who, despite this nonsense, actually want to stand on their own two feet and do their best and be good law abiding members of the community. but there are so many youngsters who, because of all of this , want to tie themselves of this, want to tie themselves to gantries on the m25 and break down in tears because of what they've been taught at school. so i'm all for tag. i'm all for contact sports. i'm all for kids growing up learning that life isn't plain sailing, you can't always win. so true. brilliantly put. look, i always win. so true. - brilliantly put. look, i want to ten— brilliantly put. look, i want to tett te— brilliantly put. look, i want to tett te yen— brilliantly put. look, i want to talk to you about— brilliantly put. look, i want to talk to you about this essex pub,— talk to you about this essex tnt. ntget— talk to you about this essex pub, nigel, which has found ttsett— pub, nigel, which has found ttsett tn— pub, nigel, which has found ttsett tn e— pub, nigel, which has found itself in a bit— pub, nigel, which has found itself in a bit of— pub, nigel, which has found itself in a bit of bother this week— itself in a bit of bother this week etter— itself in a bit of bother this week after they— itself in a bit of bother this week after they were raided by tente— week after they were raided by tettte nne— week after they were raided by police who confiscated their ntstertt— police who confiscated their historic collection after reterts— historic collection after reterts et— historic collection after reterts et e— historic collection after reports of a hate crime. now, tnts— reports of a hate crime. now, tnts nes— reports of a hate crime. now, this has infuriated the home setretery— this has infuriated the home secretary, suella_ this has infuriated the home secretary, suella braverman . so, secretary, suella braverman. so, ttget— secretary, suella braverman. so, ttget te— secretary, suella braverman. so, ntget te yen— secretary, suella braverman. so, nigel, do you think the white tert— nigel, do you think the white tert tnt— nigel, do you think the white nett tnt es— nigel, do you think the white hart pub was right to push back egetnst— hart pub was right to push back egetnst tnts— hart pub was right to push back against this case— hart pub was right to push back against this case of police

overreach ? _ against this case of police overreach ? 00-- against this case of police overreach ? �*ft�*0-- against this case of police overreach ? against this case of police- overreach ? well, look, you know, overreach? well, look, you know, i mean, there are sensitivities and things do move on. all right . so maybe aren't that appropriate in the modern day. that said that said, for the police force to exercise that level of resource force, given we've got, you know, class a drugs being sold on street corners , knife crime and gun corners, knife crime and gun crime on the rise and a general feeling that perhaps life is not as safe as it was, is just excessive and wrong . so, look, excessive and wrong. so, look, you know, i'm not going to stand here and lead a national campaign to fill every pub with i think we probably have moved on a bit from that. but frankly , the behaviour of essex police in this particular instance was absolutely ludicrous, wasteful , absolutely ludicrous, wasteful, totally over the top. and so i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised the governors have pushed back against it. nigel can i just get against it. nigel can i just get a quick word from you on the

arrival of joe biden? we've just had arrival of joe biden? we've just net ttttnres— arrival of joe biden? we've just had pictures come— r:03“7 we've just had pictures come through in the test— had pictures come through in the test tev— had pictures come through in the past few minutes— had pictures come through in the past few minutes there. he is nenegtng— past few minutes there. he is nenegtng ntget— past few minutes there. he is managing nigel, to actually walk teen— managing nigel, to actually walk tevn tne— managing nigel, to actually walk tevn tne steps— managing nigel, to actually walk down the steps, which, you know, for down the steps, which, you know, ter ttten — down the steps, which, you know, for biden, that's— down the steps, which, you know, for biden, that's a— down the steps, which, you know, for biden, that's a bit of an achievement— for biden, that's a bit of an achievement point. but how do you— achievement point. but how do yen teet— achievement point. but how do yen teet etent— achievement point. but how do you feel about him being here gtven— you feel about him being here gtven .— you feel about him being here gtven . yen— you feel about him being here given , you know,— you feel about him being here given , you know, we know how he given, you know, we know how he teets— given, you know, we know how he teets etent— given, you know, we know how he feels about brexit. _ given, you know, we know how he feels about brexit. we know how he feels about brexit. we know how ne teets— feels about brexit. we know how he feels about— feels about brexit. we know how he feels about the _ feels about brexit. we know how he feels about the royal family we knew— he feels about the royal family we knew nev— he feels about the royal family we know how he— he feels about the royal family we know how he feels about the uk. — we know how he feels about the uk. vett— we know how he feels about the uk. well, that's— we know how he feels about the uk. well, that's the— we know how he feels about the uk. well, that's the important point, isn't it? you know what he feels about brexit, what he feels about the royal family matter . it's the fact that he matter. it's the fact that he has this great antipathy towards the united kingdom and it's something in the past he's been wholly unafraid of showing that famous interview when the questioner says, i'm from the bbc , he just replies bluntly , bbc, he just replies bluntly, rudely, i'm irish. and of course he takes this view to this irish nationalist view, which totally misunderstood is why northern

ireland had to be created. 100 years ago . so i expect we'll get years ago. so i expect we'll get some totally speech at ulster university tomorrow . demands university tomorrow. demands made on the dup to get back into power sharing. but you know what? at the bottom of all of this, and i have to say gb news is northern ireland correspondent dougie beattie is brilliant . correspondent dougie beattie is brilliant. had him on my show last night and he held up. he held up the so—called windsor framework with rishi's claim as he then held up the document and they're saying complete different things and sunak may be very good at looking stable and solid, may be very good at putting a blairite spin on things. but the truth is , things. but the truth is, northern ireland actually in a couple of years time will finish up an even worse place than it was before that negotiation. so i think the dup will hold firm if they have to hold firm. i think biden's interference will

. be um, but look, you know , i . be um, but look, you know, i don't suppose it'll be quite as bad as barack obama coming in the referendum . nigel farage the referendum. nigel farage thank you so much. and of course, nigel— thank you so much. and of course, nigel will- thank you so much. and of course, nigel will be- 3“-r3.3“ and of course, nigel will be back tevertng— course, nigel will be back covering biden— course, nigel will be back covering biden and speech tomorrow night— covering biden and speech tomorrow night at 7 pm. here on gb tomorrow night at 7 pm. here on ere tens.— tomorrow night at 7 pm. here on ere tens. tnt— tomorrow night at 7 pm. here on gb news. but coming up, as we've just gb news. but coming up, as we've inst ttstnsset— gb news. but coming up, as we've just discussed, as— gb news. but coming up, as we've just discussed, as the country teerns— just discussed, as the country teerns tt— just discussed, as the country learns 19 suspected terrorists are learns 19 suspected terrorists testng— learns 19 suspected terrorists testng es— learns 19 suspected terrorists are posing as asylum seekers and tennet— are posing as asylum seekers and tennet te— are posing as asylum seekers and cannot be deported— are posing as asylum seekers and cannot be deported due to human rtgnts— cannot be deported due to human rtgnts tens.— cannot be deported due to human rights laws. we're— cannot be deported due to human rights laws. we're going to be ttstnsstng— rights laws. we're going to be discussing whether the migrant trtsts— discussing whether the migrant trtsts ts— discussing whether the migrant trtsts ts nev— discussing whether the migrant crisis is now a— discussing whether the migrant crisis is now a national energenty— crisis is now a national emergency with my superstar tenet— emergency with my superstar tenet .— emergency with my superstar tenet . tnt— emergency with my superstar panel . but first,— emergency with my superstar panel . but first, as we have panel. but first, as we have inst— panel. but first, as we have inst seen— panel. but first, as we have just seen, biden— panel. but first, as we have just seen, biden has landed in tertnern— just seen, biden has landed in northern ireland— just seen, biden has landed in northern ireland amidst rioting . se— northern ireland amidst rioting . se is— northern ireland amidst rioting . se is e— northern ireland amidst rioting . se is e us— northern ireland amidst rioting . so is a us president so stenntnty— . so is a us president so staunchly pro—irish really the test— staunchly pro—irish really the test en— staunchly pro—irish really the test te— staunchly pro—irish really the best man to break the power snertng— best man to break the power sharing deadlock in belfast? vett— sharing deadlock in belfast? vvett yen— sharing deadlock in belfast? well, you know,— sharing deadlock in belfast? well, you know, there's no one i vente— well, you know, there's no one i ventt retner— well, you know, there's no one i would rather hear— well, you know, there's no one i would rather hear for from more on would rather hear for from more en tnts— would rather hear for from more en tnts tnen— would rather hear for from more on this than the— would rather hear for from more on this than the former first minister— on this than the former first minister et— on this than the former first minister of northern ireland, tene— minister of northern ireland, dame arlene— minister of northern ireland, dame arlene foster. so i'm tetigttet— dame arlene foster. so i'm tetigntet te— dame arlene foster. so i'm delighted to say- dame arlene foster. so i'm delighted to say she's going to veign— delighted to say she's going to veign in— delighted to say she's going to veign in tive— delighted to say she's going to weigh in live straight after the

break i break. breaking inset- breaking tonight, inset— breaking tonight, president joe titen— breaking tonight, president joe titen nes— breaking tonight, president joe biden has arrived in belfast for the biden has arrived in belfast for tne stert— biden has arrived in belfast for tne stert et— biden has arrived in belfast for tne stert et e— biden has arrived in belfast for the start of a four— biden has arrived in belfast for the start of a four day trip to tertnern— the start of a four day trip to northern ireland— the start of a four day trip to northern ireland and the itetnttit— northern ireland and the republic of— northern ireland and the republic of ireland marking the zttn—et— republic of ireland marking the zttn—et tne- republic of ireland marking the 25th—of the good. 25th anniversary of the good tritey— 25th anniversary of the good friday _ greeted l 25th anniversary of the goodi friday _ greeted off friday agreement. greeted off the friday agreement. greeted off tne-tne— friday agreement. greeted off tne-tne tit— friday agreement. greeted off the the uk prime the plane by the uk prime minister— the plane by the uk prime minister rishi _ the plane by the uk prime minister rishi sunak, two minister rishi sunak, the two verit— minister rishi sunak, the two world leaders— minister rishi sunak, the two world leaders hold world leaders will hold bilateral— world leaders will hold bilateral how bilateral talks tomorrow. how evertne— bilateral talks tomorrow. how ever the white _ bilateral talks tomorrow. how ever the white house has retertetiy— ever the white house has reportedly scaled back this to a tess— reportedly scaled back this to a tess ternet— reportedly scaled back this to a less formal coffee _ reportedly scaled back this to a less formal coffee meeting as the less formal coffee meeting as tne tritein— less formal coffee meeting as the britain hating president tntnnes— the britain hating president continues to— the britain hating president continues to trash the special retetiensnit— continues to trash the special relationship between the uk and the relationship between the uk and tne tis— relationship between the uk and tne us .— relationship between the uk and the us . meanwhile, by making the us. meanwhile, by making sntn— the us. meanwhile, by making sntn e— the us. meanwhile, by making sntn e sten— the us. meanwhile, by making such a show of— the us. meanwhile, by making such a show of his irish roots, ite— such a show of his irish roots, iee nes— such a show of his irish roots, joe has become— such a show of his irish roots, joe has become a— such a show of his irish roots, joe has become a hate figure for nnienists— joe has become a hate figure for some unionists and— joe has become a hate figure for some unionists and has appealed to some unionists and has appealed te tne— some unionists and has appealed te tne titt— some unionists and has appealed te tne ggt te— some unionists and has appealed to the dup to return to power snering— to the dup to return to power snering et— to the dup to return to power sharing at stormont is expected to sharing at stormont is expected te tett— sharing at stormont is expected te tett en— sharing at stormont is expected to fall on deaf— sharing at stormont is expected to fall on deaf ears. this comes as to fall on deaf ears. this comes es tensiens— to fall on deaf ears. this comes as tensions became— to fall on deaf ears. this comes as tensions became fraught yestertey— as tensions became fraught yesterday after— as tensions became fraught yesterday after petrol bombs were thrown _ yesterday after petrol bombs were thrown at— yesterday after petrol bombs were thrown at police in londonderry— were thrown at police in londonderry during an illegal

itetnttiten— londonderry during an illegal republican parade. watch . why republican parade. watch. why five republican parade. watch. why tive se— republican parade. watch. why five so fryston_ republican parade. watch. why five so fryston .— republican parade. watch. why five so fryston . star and today five so fryston. star and today tetite— five so fryston. star and today police confirmed— five so fryston. star and today police confirmed they recovered tent— police confirmed they recovered four suspected _ police confirmed they recovered four suspected pipe bombs from a tenetery— four suspected pipe bombs from a tenetery neerty— four suspected pipe bombs from a cemetery nearby that attack, vnitn— cemetery nearby that attack, vnitn tney— cemetery nearby that attack, which they believe were to be nset — which they believe were to be nset ent— which they believe were to be nset ent e— which they believe were to be used and a planned strike on ettiters— used and a planned strike on ettiters. se— used and a planned strike on officers. so there's a lot going on officers. so there's a lot going en ent— officers. so there's a lot going en ent in— officers. so there's a lot going on and i'm delighted to be ieinet— on and i'm delighted to be ieinet nev— on and i'm delighted to be ieinet ty— on and i'm delighted to be joined now by the former first minister— joined now by the former first minister et— joined now by the former first minister of northern ireland, tene— minister of northern ireland, dame arlene— minister of northern ireland, dame arlene foster. so minister of northern ireland, dame arlene foster . so arlene dame arlene foster. so arlene titen— dame arlene foster. so arlene titen ne— dame arlene foster. so arlene biden, he thinks— dame arlene foster. so arlene biden, he thinks he's going to stern— biden, he thinks he's going to stern in— biden, he thinks he's going to stern in ent— biden, he thinks he's going to storm in and tell— biden, he thinks he's going to storm in and tell the dup eeettty— storm in and tell the dup exactly what— storm in and tell the dup exactly what to - storm in and tell the dup exactly what to do. is he just tetnsienet— exactly what to do. is he just delusional here?— exactly what to do. is he just delusional here? well, i was very— delusional here? well, i was very tetigntet— delusional here? well, i was very delighted to be on your snev— very delighted to be on your snev . — very delighted to be on your snev . tirst— very delighted to be on your show . first of— very delighted to be on your show . first of all,- very delighted to be on your show . j?“ show. first of all, dan, i was very pleased to see the lord—lieutenant and the prime minister greeting joe biden in northern ireland because, of course , this is part of the course, this is part of the united kingdom . and if that united kingdom. and if that comes across— united kingdom. and if that comes across to— united kingdom. and if that comes across to joe- 3“ .0r: 3: and if that comes across to joe biden, ttet-s— comes across to joe biden, tnet-s tne— comes across to joe biden, that's the first—

comes across to joe biden, that's the first point. that snentt— that's the first point. that snentt te— that's the first point. that should be made to him because, you should be made to him because, yen tnee— should be made to him because, yen tnev .— should be made to him because, yen tnev . ne— should be made to him because, you know , he talks— should be made to him because, you know , he talks about the you know, he talks about the tettest— you know, he talks about the belfast agreement and coming to tetetrete— belfast agreement and coming to tetetrete tne— belfast agreement and coming to celebrate the belfast agreement. but celebrate the belfast agreement. tnt tne— celebrate the belfast agreement. but the belfast— celebrate the belfast agreement. but the belfast agreement is very— but the belfast agreement is very tteer— but the belfast agreement is very clear that— but the belfast agreement is very clear that northern ireland is tert— very clear that northern ireland is tert et— very clear that northern ireland is tert et tne— very clear that northern ireland is part of the united kingdom nntit— is part of the united kingdom nntit sntn— is part of the united kingdom until such times— is part of the united kingdom until such times as people in tertnern— until such times as people in northern ireland— until such times as people in northern ireland decide etnervise— northern ireland decide otherwise .— northern ireland decide otherwise . and he needs to otherwise. and he needs to remember that— otherwise. and he needs to remember that when he's talking etent— remember that when he's talking etent tne— remember that when he's talking about the belfast— remember that when he's talking about the belfast agreement , about the belfast agreement, tense— about the belfast agreement, because we _that- about the belfast agreement, because we that he is down because we know that he is down the because we know that he is down tne nest— because we know that he is down the most partisan— because we know that he is down the most partisan president tnere— the most partisan president tnere nes— the most partisan president there has ever— the most partisan president there has ever been when dealing witn— there has ever been when dealing vitn tertnern— there has ever been when dealing with northern ireland. this goes rignt— with northern ireland. this goes rignt tett— with northern ireland. this goes rignt tett te— with northern ireland. this goes right back to the— with northern ireland. this goes right back to the 1980s when we did right back to the 1980s when we tit ettnetty— right back to the 1980s when we did actually have— right back to the 1980s when we did actually have a special relationship— did actually have a special relationship with the then enter— relationship with the then united states— relationship with the then united states president, ronald iteegen— united states president, ronald iteegen ent— united states president, ronald reagan, and our— united states president, ronald reagan, and our own prime minister— reagan, and our own prime minister margaret thatcher. and at minister margaret thatcher. and et tnet— minister margaret thatcher. and et tnet tine— minister margaret thatcher. and et tnet titne .— minister margaret thatcher. and at that time , as— minister margaret thatcher. and at that time , as a— minister margaret thatcher. and at that time , as a senator, joe at that time, as a senator, joe titen— at that time, as a senator, joe titen stete— at that time, as a senator, joe biden spoke against helping to eetretite— biden spoke against helping to extradite ira— biden spoke against helping to extradite ira suspects to the united— extradite ira suspects to the united kingdom to face trial. vett— united kingdom to face trial. well, indeed.— united kingdom to face trial. well, indeed. and dame arlene, nnet— well, indeed. and dame arlene, vnet etent— well, indeed. and dame arlene, what about even— well, indeed. and dame arlene, what about even more recently tten— what about even more recently tnen gut,— what about even more recently than that, when— what about even more recently than that, when he was pictured vitn— than that, when he was pictured vitn tite— than that, when he was pictured with rita o'hare,_ than that, when he was pictured with rita o'hare, who was on the

run with rita o'hare, who was on the ter— with rita o'hare, who was on the run for terrorism _ with rita o'hare, who was on the run for terrorism offences ? yes, run for terrorism offences? yes, he run for terrorism offences? yes, ne es— run for terrorism offences? yes, ne gnite — run for terrorism offences? yes, he was quite happy to be tnetegretnet— he was quite happy to be photographed with the lisa tertte— photographed with the lisa hartle o'hare— photographed with the lisa hartle o'hare and gerry adams , hartle o'hare and gerry adams, testite— hartle o'hare and gerry adams, testite tne— hartle o'hare and gerry adams, despite the fact— hartle o'hare and gerry adams, despite the fact that she was vented— despite the fact that she was ventet ter— despite the fact that she was wanted for the _ despite the fact that she was wanted for the attempted murder of wanted for the attempted murder et e— wanted for the attempted murder et e settier— wanted for the attempted murder of a soldier back— wanted for the attempted murder of a soldier back in 1971. that titn-t— of a soldier back in 1971. that didn't bother— of a soldier back in 1971. that didn't bother joe— of a soldier back in 1971. that didn't botherjoe biden. he was happy— didn't botherjoe biden. he was happy to_ didn't botherjoe biden. he was netty te te— didn't botherjoe biden. he was happy to be photographed with her. happy to be photographed with net. ant— happy to be photographed with net. ant tne— happy to be photographed with her. and the list— happy to be photographed with her. and the list goes on and ten— her. and the list goes on and ten in— her. and the list goes on and on. dan in relation to his tisnisset— on. dan in relation to his dismissal of— on. dan in relation to his dismissal of the british people tiving— dismissal of the british people tiving tete— dismissal of the british people tiving tee in— dismissal of the british people living here in northern ireland, yenve— living here in northern ireland, yenve etreety— living here in northern ireland, you've already made reference to the you've already made reference to tne it— you've already made reference to tne it yenre— you've already made reference to the if you're wearing orange, yenre— the if you're wearing orange, yene net— the if you're wearing orange, you're not welcome here. and of course, he revelled_ you're not welcome here. and of course, he revelled in the fact tnet— course, he revelled in the fact tnet ne— course, he revelled in the fact tnet ne tete— course, he revelled in the fact that he told a— course, he revelled in the fact that he told a story about his netner— that he told a story about his mother refusing— that he told a story about his mother refusing to sleep in a tee— mother refusing to sleep in a tet tense— mother refusing to sleep in a bed because her— mother refusing to sleep in a bed because her late majesty, the bed because her late majesty, tne tneen— bed because her late majesty, the queen had— bed because her late majesty, the queen had slept in the bed. so the queen had slept in the bed. se it— the queen had slept in the bed. se it gees— the queen had slept in the bed. se it gees en— the queen had slept in the bed. so it goes on and— the queen had slept in the bed. so it goes on and he hits so it goes on and on. he hits tne— so it goes on and on. he hits tne-tingten- so it goes on and on. he hits tne-tingten .- so it goes on and on. he hits the kingdom . and so it goes on and on. he hits the kingdom .and i don't the united kingdom. and i don't tnint— the united kingdom. and i don't tnint tnere-s— the united kingdom. and i don't think there's any— the united kingdom. and i don't think there's any doubt about ttet.— think there's any doubt about tnet. ant— think there's any doubt about tnet. ant i— think there's any doubt about that. and ijust— think there's any doubt about that. and i just think the fact tnet— that. and i just think the fact tnet nes— that. and i just think the fact that he's coming— that. and i just think the fact that he's coming here would put any that he's coming here would put eny tessne— that he's coming here would put eny tressne en— that he's coming here would put any pressure on the democratic nnienist— any pressure on the democratic nnienist petty— any pressure on the democratic unionist party at— any pressure on the democratic unionist party at all. quite the reverse , actually,— unionist party at all. quite the reverse , actually, because he's reverse, actually, because he's ty— reverse, actually, because he's ty se— reverse, actually, because he's ty se neny— reverse, actually, because he's seen by so many people as just sintty— seen by so many people as just simply pro—republican and

pro—nationalist— simply pro—republican and pro—nationalist. simply pro—republican and pro—nationalist . simply pro—republican and pro—nationalist. . pro—nationalist. so when it comes to the windsor framework dame arlene , the dup is going to dame arlene, the dup is going to dismiss this message from joe biden over the next 24 hours. as i don't think he has any kudos with the democratic unionist party at all. he has no standing witn— party at all. he has no standing vitn tten— party at all. he has no standing with them. and— party at all. he has no standing with them. and that— he has no standing with them. and that was underlined— with them. and that was underlined tonight when lord tiget— underlined tonight when lord tiget tetes— underlined tonight when lord nigel dodds has said any pressure from _ nigel dodds has said any pressure from an american administration— pressure from an american administration which is so transparently— administration which is so transparently pro nationalism, tenstitntes— transparently pro nationalism, constitutes no— transparently pro nationalism, constitutes no pressure at all on constitutes no pressure at all en tne— constitutes no pressure at all en tne tnt.— constitutes no pressure at all on the dup. so,— constitutes no pressure at all on the dup. so, i— constitutes no pressure at all on the dup. so, i mean, they neve— on the dup. so, i mean, they neve nette— on the dup. so, i mean, they have made it— on the dup. so, i mean, they have made it very- on the dup. so, i mean, they have made it very clear that tney— have made it very clear that tney ten-t— have made it very clear that they don't feel— have made it very clear that they don't feel any pressure tren— they don't feel any pressure tren tnis— they don't feel any pressure from this man— they don't feel any pressure from this man because he is so tre— from this man because he is so pro nationalist— from this man because he is so pro nationalist and— from this man because he is so pro nationalist and i mean, it te— pro nationalist and i mean, it comes to something when even sir tony— comes to something when even sir ieny tteir— comes to something when even sir ieny tteir tnis— comes to something when even sir tony blair this morning on radio tent— tony blair this morning on radio tenr sett— tony blair this morning on radio tenr seit ne— tony blair this morning on radio four said he cautioned the tresitent— four said he cautioned the president to— four said he cautioned the president to be- four said he cautioned the president to be careful and to be president to be careful and to te sensitive— president to be careful and to be sensitive and— president to be careful and to be sensitive and to not put nntne— be sensitive and to not put undue pressure— be sensitive and to not put undue pressure on the dup tense— undue pressure on the dup tense ne— undue pressure on the dup because he knows that there's a need— because he knows that there's a need te— because he knows that there's a need te te— because he knows that there's a need to be balanced in dealing witn— need to be balanced in dealing with northern— need to be balanced in dealing with northern ireland. and joe

titen— with northern ireland. and joe titen is— with northern ireland. and joe biden is anything but balanced. teen— biden is anything but balanced. teen nes— biden is anything but balanced. teen ne-s net— biden is anything but balanced. yeah, he's not he's not at all tetentet— yeah, he's not he's not at all tetentet . — yeah, he's not he's not at all balanced . it— yeah, he's not he's not at all balanced . it feels- yeah, he's not he's not at all balanced . . - balanced. it feels like he almost goes out of his way with arlene to be undiplomatic when it comes to his dealings with the uk and especially albie with the uk and especially albie with the unionists. i don't know whether he thinks he's being funny or whether it's a faux pas , but he's certainly not. i think he i actually think artene— think he i actually think artene. ne— think he i actually think arlene, he feels it deeply. \r0 arlene, he feels it deeply. no, ent— arlene, he feels it deeply. no, ent i— arlene, he feels it deeply. no, ent i ten-t— arlene, he feels it deeply. no, and i don't think— arlene, he feels it deeply. no, and i don't think he- arlene, he feels it deeply. no, and i don't think he thinks he's being funny. i think he feels it deeply. i think it's something, you know, i've gone back and looked at the passages in his autobio ography talking about his relationship with ireland. you mentioned his mother. you know, his mother actually had a hatred of the english. this is something that is ingrained in joe biden. and that's why i think actually the next 24 hours is going to be counterproductive , if i'm being honest. is going to be counterproductive , if i'm being honest . well, , if i'm being honest. well, it's quite interesting, actually, because it was said in

the house of lords recently that joe biden had relatives in sussex as well. but we don't neer— sussex as well. but we don't neer tee— sussex as well. but we don't hear too much— sussex as well. but we don't hear too much about- 53-330,»t< but we don't hear too much about them. we etent— hear too much about them. we never about irish— hear too much about them. we never about irish relatives. but netting— never about irish relatives. but netting etent— never about irish relatives. but nothing about his— never about irish relatives. but nothing about his sussex retetives— nothing about his sussex relatives. so _ nothing about his sussex relatives. so let's see if he reneties— relatives. so let's see if he remedies that— relatives. so let's see if he remedies that this weekend. tet-s— remedies that this weekend. tet-s tete— remedies that this weekend. tet-s tete se— remedies that this weekend. let's hope so. but— remedies that this weekend. let's hope so. but i'm- remedies that this weekend. let's hope so. but i'm not keeping the faith. oh, look. so good to talk to you about this former first minister of northern ireland of course, gb news contributor and presenter here, dame arlene thank here, dame arlene foster. thank you much, arlene. but coming you so much, arlene. but coming up bring a uk up, i'll bring you a uk exclusive with former chancellor kwasi kwarteng as he joins me live in the studio to talk truss taxes and the snp in crisis. don't miss that shortly. but to next the shocking revelations that suspected terrorists are flooding into the uk via small boats prove we're now facing a national emergency on our borders by superstar panel. have their say next. plus we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages , hot off the press. don't pages, hot off the press. don't go we're back in just go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after the shocking revelation that 19 suspected terrorists are living it up in migrant hotels funded by the taxes of hard working brits , has taxes of hard working brits, has the small boats crisis now become a national security emergency ? and does this expose emergency? and does this expose the dangerous reality of the left's open borders policy? that's the big debate with my superstar panel, next. and tonight, i'm joined by carol mcgiffin calvin robinson and rebekah reed . plus, in an rebekah reed. plus, in an exclusive interview , kwasi exclusive interview, kwasi kwarteng speaks out for the first time since being caught up in this anti tory sting. i'd like to talk about arrangements of like to talk about arrangements et tees.— like to talk about arrangements et tees. i— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean,— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean, do— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean, do you have a deity— of fees. i mean, do you have a deity retet— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yeah.— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yeah. i— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yeah. i mean, you knew— daily rate? yeah. i mean, you knew .— daily rate? yeah. i mean, you knew . tn— daily rate? yeah. i mean, you know , i'm 10,000- daily rate? yeah. i mean, you know , i'm 10,000 a day and i'll know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'll ett— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'll ett inveite— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'll add invoice it— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'll add invoice it each— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'll add invoice it each day. i venttn-t— add invoice it each day. i venttn-t i— add invoice it each day. i wouldn't i wouldn't- add invoice it each day. i wouldn't i wouldn't expect a regular retainer. the former tnentetter— regular retainer. the former chancellor joins— regular retainer. the former chancellor joins me- g 30.? the former chancellor joins me live g 30.? the former chancellorjoins me live in the stntie— chancellorjoins me live in the stntie te— chancellorjoins me live in the studio to talk— chancellorjoins me live in the studio to talk trussonomics the str— studio to talk trussonomics the stit in— studio to talk trussonomics the stit in trisis— studio to talk trussonomics the snp in crisis and— studio to talk trussonomics the snp in crisis and much more in

inst— snp in crisis and much more in inst e— snp in crisis and much more in inst e tnetnent— snp in crisis and much more in just a moment. as— snp in crisis and much more in just a moment. as a former army generet— just a moment. as a former army generet tteins— just a moment. as a former army general claims, the— just a moment. as a former army general claims, the risk of trinte— general claims, the risk of trinte terry— general claims, the risk of prince harry going to afghanistan was acceptable to the afghanistan was acceptable to tne tete— afghanistan was acceptable to the late queen,— afghanistan was acceptable to the late queen, but not for vvittien. — the late queen, but not for william. will— the late queen, but not for william. will this add to the ones— william. will this add to the duke's victimhood narrative ? duke's victimhood narrative? triti— duke's victimhood narrative? vvitt tne— duke's victimhood narrative? will the duke's— duke's victimhood narrative? will the duke's biographer and eye— will the duke's biographer and reyet insider.— will the duke's biographer and royal insider, angela levin, sets— royal insider, angela levin, sets tne— royal insider, angela levin, sets the record _ royal insider, angela levin, sets the record straight. she's nntenny— sets the record straight. she's nntenny . sett— sets the record straight. she's uncanny , sald this hour. uncanny, sald later this hour. itns— uncanny, sald later this hour. itns etter— uncanny, sald later this hour. plus after an— uncanny, sald later this hour. plus after an essex pub was reitet— plus after an essex pub was reitet ty— plus after an essex pub was raided by police— plus after an essex pub was raided by police who confiscate tteir— raided by police who confiscate their historic— raided by police who confiscate their historic doll— raided by police who confiscate their historic doll collection , their historic doll collection, snentt — their historic doll collection, snentt tev— their historic doll collection, should law enforcement instead be should law enforcement instead te tergeting— should law enforcement instead be targeting dangerous criminals out be targeting dangerous criminals ent en— be targeting dangerous criminals ent en tne— be targeting dangerous criminals out on the streets?— be targeting dangerous criminals out on the streets? and why is tne— out on the streets? and why is the biological— out on the streets? and why is the biological man , dylan the biological man, dylan iintveney— the biological man, dylan mulvaney, being paid to promote tenete— mulvaney, being paid to promote female product— mulvaney, being paid to promote female product ?_ mulvaney, being paid to promote female product ? aukus? oh, greg, female product? aukus? oh, greg, every— female product? aukus? oh, greg, every ttey— female product? aukus? oh, greg, every tey sits— female product? aukus? oh, greg, every day sps that's just my way getting— every day sps that's just my way getting — every day sps that's just my way getting tn— every day sps that's just my way getting sun. 00 “g 3 getting sun. i'm going crazy. oh lei oh slick . well, we'll take lei oh slick. well, we'll take all lei oh slick. well, we'll take ett tetn— lei oh slick. well, we'll take ett tetn et— lei oh slick. well, we'll take all both of those— 0 cj“ 3.3 well, we'll take all both of those stories tensing— all both of those stories causing outrage in the media tnse.— causing outrage in the media tntt. — causing outrage in the media tntt. venti— causing outrage in the media buzz. you'll also- causing outrage in the media buzz. you'll also be- causing outrage in the media buzz. /0- -- causing outrage in the media buzz. you'll also be a brand new greatest britain union jackass names who do stay up with us. plus first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages immediately after 10:00 news immediately after the 10:00 news with middlehurst .

immediately after the 10:00 news with middlehurst. dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. good 3: dan, thank you. good evening to :: dan, thank you. good evening to you. ine— thank you. good evening to you. ine nine— thank you. good evening to you. the prime minister— thank you. good evening to you. the prime minister has tonight vettenet— the prime minister has tonight welcomed the— the prime minister has tonight welcomed the us— the prime minister has tonight welcomed the us president joe titen— welcomed the us president joe titen te— welcomed the us president joe biden, to belfast— welcomed the us president joe biden, to belfast at rishi sunak greetet— biden, to belfast at rishi sunak greetet ite— biden, to belfast at rishi sunak greeted joe biden— biden, to belfast at rishi sunak greeted joe biden at the nititery— greeted joe biden at the military base— greeted joe biden at the military base in county antrim inst— military base in county antrim inst ver— military base in county antrim inst nett— military base in county antrim just over half an— military base in county antrim just over half an hour ago . mr. just over half an hour ago. mr. titen— just over half an hour ago. mr. titen is— just over half an hour ago. mr. titen is en— just over half an hour ago. mr. titen is en e— just over half an hour ago. mr. biden is on a four— just over half an hour ago. mr. biden is on a four day visit to tertnern— biden is on a four day visit to northern ireland— biden is on a four day visit to northern ireland and the itetnttit— northern ireland and the republic of— northern ireland and the republic of ireland to mark 25 yeers— republic of ireland to mark 25 yeers sinte— republic of ireland to mark 25 years since the— republic of ireland to mark 25 years since the good friday agreement.— years since the good friday agreement. the— years since the good friday agreement. the white house has sett— agreement. the white house has seit tney— agreement. the white house has seit ttey vent— agreement. the white house has said they won't be— agreement. the white house has said they won't be formal group meetings— said they won't be formal group meetings between— said they won't be formal group meetings between mr. biden and sternent-s— meetings between mr. biden and stormont's main— meetings between mr. biden and stormont's main political terties— stormont's main political terties .— stormont's main political terties . tnt— stormont's main political parties , but he will have the parties, but he will have the tenten— parties, but he will have the tenten te— parties, but he will have the chance to talk— parties, but he will have the chance to talk with leaders eneet— chance to talk with leaders eneet et— chance to talk with leaders eneet et e— chance to talk with leaders ahead of a speech at ulster tiniversity— ahead of a speech at ulster university tomorrow. full teteits— university tomorrow. full teteits en — university tomorrow. full details on that on gb news tomorrow at— details on that on gb news tomorrow at the— details on that on gb news tomorrow at the same time, tetite— tomorrow at the same time, tetite in— tomorrow at the same time, police in northern ireland have tennt— police in northern ireland have tennt tent— police in northern ireland have found four more— police in northern ireland have found four more suspected pipe tents— found four more suspected pipe tents tnring— found four more suspected pipe bombs during a— found four more suspected pipe bombs during a public safety eteretien— bombs during a public safety eteretien inst— bombs during a public safety operation just hours before the errivet— operation just hours before the errivet et— operation just hours before the arrival of the _ operation just hours before the arrival of the us— operation just hours before the arrival of the us president. ettiters— arrival of the us president. officers had— arrival of the us president. officers had petrol bombs, stenes— officers had petrol bombs, stenes ent— officers had petrol bombs, stones and bottles thrown at tteir— stones and bottles thrown at their vehicles— stones and bottles thrown at their vehicles during the setnrity— their vehicles during the security check, which was at a

tenetery— security check, which was at a tenetery in— security check, which was at a cemetery in creggan . the police cemetery in creggan. the police teteretien— cemetery in creggan. the police teteretien et— cemetery in creggan. the police federation of northern ireland seys— federation of northern ireland seys tne— federation of northern ireland says the discovery is a clear stetenent— says the discovery is a clear statement of— says the discovery is a clear statement of intent to harm ettiters— statement of intent to harm ettiters .— statement of intent to harm officers , whilst— statement of intent to harm officers , whilst the psni has officers, whilst the psni has tettet— officers, whilst the psni has tettet it— officers, whilst the psni has tettet it e— officers, whilst the psni has called it a further sinister and verrying— called it a further sinister and worrying development, it follows vietent— worrying development, it follows violent scenes— worrying development, it follows violent scenes in— worrying development, it follows violent scenes in londonderry yestertey— violent scenes in londonderry yesterday where— violent scenes in londonderry yesterday where missiles were egein— yesterday where missiles were egein tnrevn— yesterday where missiles were again thrown at— yesterday where missiles were again thrown at police cars tnring— again thrown at police cars tnring en— again thrown at police cars during an anti— again thrown at police cars during an anti agreement itetnttiten— during an anti agreement republican march . well, in other republican march. well, in other tetey— republican march. well, in other tetey .— republican march. well, in other news today , hospital bosses say news today, hospital bosses say ttey-re— news today, hospital bosses say they're worried— news today, hospital bosses say they're worried tonight about evernignt— they're worried tonight about overnight care— they're worried tonight about overnight care as they try to tint— overnight care as they try to tint ver— overnight care as they try to find cover during junior doctor strikes— find cover during junior doctor strikes in— find cover during junior doctor strikes in england. thousands of tritisn— strikes in england. thousands of british medical— strikes in england. thousands of british medical association tnetnerts— british medical association members began their four days of intnstriet— members began their four days of industrial action— members began their four days of industrial action today. downing street— industrial action today. downing street is— industrial action today. downing street is refusing— industrial action today. downing street is refusing still to hold tntner— street is refusing still to hold further talks _ street is refusing still to hold further talks with the union nntess— further talks with the union nntess it— further talks with the union unless it abandons its 35% pay rise. demands— unless it abandons its 35% pay rise. demands and calls off the strikes— rise. demands and calls off the strikes .— rise. demands and calls off the strikes . es— rise. demands and calls off the strikes , as experts— rise. demands and calls off the strikes , as experts warn the strikes, as experts warn the vettent— strikes, as experts warn the walkout could— strikes, as experts warn the walkout could be the most tisrnttive— walkout could be the most disruptive in— walkout could be the most disruptive in nhs history, with up disruptive in nhs history, with nt te— disruptive in nhs history, with nt te tteooo— disruptive in nhs history, with up to 350,000 appointments and srenesg— up to 350,000 appointments and surgeries cancelled— up to 350,000 appointments and surgeries cancelled . now, labour surgeries cancelled. now, labour has surgeries cancelled. now, labour nes tetey— surgeries cancelled. now, labour has today launched a new advert

tteining— has today launched a new advert tteining tne— has today launched a new advert claiming the prime— has today launched a new advert claiming the prime minister is tersenetty— claiming the prime minister is personally responsible for the tenntry-s— personally responsible for the country's economic woes . the country's economic woes. the twitter— country's economic woes. the ivitter et — country's economic woes. the twitter ad says— country's economic woes. the twitter ad says rishi sunak tnints— twitter ad says rishi sunak tnints its— twitter ad says rishi sunak thinks it's right to raise taxes for thinks it's right to raise taxes ter vetting— thinks it's right to raise taxes for working people, while his tenity— for working people, while his family benefits— for working people, while his family benefits from a tax teetnete. — family benefits from a tax loophole. it's— family benefits from a tax loophole. it's the second attack on loophole. it's the second attack en tne— loophole. it's the second attack en tne itine— loophole. it's the second attack on the prime minister in as many teys— on the prime minister in as many teys in— on the prime minister in as many teys in tne— on the prime minister in as many teys in tne tnn— on the prime minister in as many days in the run up— on the prime minister in as many days in the run up to may's tetet— days in the run up to may's local elections,— days in the run up to may's local elections, after labour tnet— local elections, after labour accused him _ local elections, after labour accused him of— local elections, after labour accused him of not sending child sex abusers to _ accused him of not sending child sex abusers to prison yesterday . tetn— sex abusers to prison yesterday . tetn ets— sex abusers to prison yesterday . both ads have— sex abusers to prison yesterday . both ads have angered mps , . both ads have angered mps, inttnting— . both ads have angered mps, including those— . both ads have angered mps, including those within the tetenr— including those within the tetenr iterty— including those within the labour party .— including those within the labour party . in lancashire, labour party. in lancashire, stetietist— labour party. in lancashire, specialist divers have today retnrnet— specialist divers have today retnrnet te— specialist divers have today returned to the— specialist divers have today returned to the river wyre, etere— returned to the river wyre, vnere tne — returned to the river wyre, where the body— returned to the river wyre, where the body of nicola bulley was where the body of nicola bulley tennt— where the body of nicola bulley tennt .— where the body of nicola bulley was found . lancashire police was found. lancashire police tentirnet— was found. lancashire police confirmed they— was found. lancashire police confirmed they went back to vnere— confirmed they went back to vnere tne — confirmed they went back to where the mother of two was last es tert— where the mother of two was last es tert et— where the mother of two was last seen as part of the— where the mother of two was last seen as part of the coroner's investigetien— seen as part of the coroner's investigation into her death. ine— investigation into her death. ite tt— investigation into her death. ite tt yeer— investigation into her death. the 45 year old— investigation into her death. the 45 year old was reported missing— the 45 year old was reported missing in— the 45 year old was reported missing in january whilst vetting— missing in january whilst walking her— missing in january whilst walking her dog . and lastly, walking her dog. and lastly, vints— walking her dog. and lastly, vints et— walking her dog. and lastly, vints et nt— walking her dog. and lastly, winds of up to— walking her dog. and lastly, winds of up to 60 miles an hour are winds of up to 60 miles an hour evtettet— winds of up to 60 miles an hour are expected overnight tonight as are expected overnight tonight es tne— are expected overnight tonight es tne tt— are expected overnight tonight es tne it is— are expected overnight tonight as the uk is set— are expected overnight tonight as the uk is set to face unsettled— as the uk is set to face unsettled weather over the tening— unsettled weather over the tening teys— unsettled weather over the tening teys .— unsettled weather over the coming days. in fact, a yellow

veetner— coming days. in fact, a yellow weather warning— coming days. in fact, a yellow weather warning for wind and rein— weather warning for wind and testing— weather warning for wind and rain lashing in— weather warning for wind and rain lashing in tomorrow is in ttete— rain lashing in tomorrow is in ttete vitn— rain lashing in tomorrow is in place with the _ rain lashing in tomorrow is in place with the met office verning — place with the met office warning people they may have to teet— warning people they may have to teet net— warning people they may have to teet net enty— warning people they may have to deal not only with— warning people they may have to deal not only with difficult teet— deal not only with difficult road conditions, but also tersistent— road conditions, but also persistent heavy rain. there are tretittiens— persistent heavy rain. there are predictions for— persistent heavy rain. there are predictions for a _ persistent heavy rain. there are predictions for a blast of cold air tomorrow— predictions for a blast of cold air tomorrow morning, too, which tentt— air tomorrow morning, too, which tentt see— air tomorrow morning, too, which tentt en— air tomorrow morning, too, which could see an increased risk of snow over northern parts of the uk snow over northern parts of the it .— snow over northern parts of the it . tnt— snow over northern parts of the it . tnt eignt— snow over northern parts of the uk . and eight flood alerts uk. and eight flood alerts in— uk. and eight flood alerts remain in place across southern tngtent— remain in place across southern tngtent .— remain in place across southern england . that's— remain in place across southern england . that's all from me. i'm england. that's all from me. i'm tett— england. that's all from me. i'm tett in— england. that's all from me. i'm tett in en— england. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour.— england. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. back to dan . back in an hour. back to dan. tomorrow's news— back in an hour. back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight now in our tomorrow's news tonight now in iietie— tomorrow's news tonight now in our media buzz.— tomorrow's news tonight now in our media buzz. _ tomorrow's news tonight now in our media buzz. r3.

joining me on this in just minutes time, the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, who of course, wanted to push alongside liz truss , a growth alongside liz truss, a growth agenda. look at what happened . agenda. look at what happened. and now that we're not going down that path with my superstar panel down that path with my superstar panel, back with me first, though, the columnist and media personality, carol mcgiffin , the personality, carol mcgiffin, the conservative commentator , the conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and reverend calvin robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reed. now, i've long warned that the channel migrant crisis isn't just unsustainable, but also a mass of national security risk. and i take no pride in saying that my fears are being confirmed today with revelations that at least 19 terror suspects arrived in britain on small boats last year and are now living in taxpayer funded hotels. despite having links to islamic state. most have lodged asylum claims and they can't be deported because of soft touch human rights laws . the stark reality is that m15 already have 3000 so—called subjects of interest who are under active terror investigations in this country,

but they are only able to carry out the necessary intense round the clock surveillance on ten of them. that's right. ten of them because of the immense cost. last night, the home office said of the revelations, if an individual of national security interest entered the uk as an illegal immigrant, we would take the firmest possible steps which could include removal action by law enforcement or other appropriate measurements . and appropriate measurements. and that's all very well . but the that's all very well. but the grim truth is that we can't prosecute these 19 channel migrants over their terrorist links because foreign gathered intelligence can't be used in british courts. so with 100,000 more illegal migrants expected to cross france to britain this year and m15 already struggling to keep track of existing threats, the concern sequences could be devastating. kelvin robertson and this is what roused me up. it really does etent— roused me up. it really does etent tnis— roused me up. it really does about this illegal— : - it really does about this illegal immigrant sitnetien— about this illegal immigrant situation because we've been tenteigning— situation because we've been campaigning against it for so teng— campaigning against it for so teng ent— campaigning against it for so long and everyone says, oh, yenre— long and everyone says, oh, yeenre-yne- long and everyone says, oh, you're you're xenophobic you're racist, you're xenophobic —ve ter- . it's like, no, we were for

neving— . it's like, no, we were for having refugees- . it's like, no, we were for having refugees from hong kong. we having refugees from hong kong. tve ere— having refugees from hong kong. tve ter— having refugees from hong kong. we were for having refugees from atgnenisten— we were for having refugees from afghanistan-we— we were for having refugees from afghanistan we that afghanistan when we left that tenntry— afghanistan when we left that tenntryle— afghanistan when we left that country a situation even the country in a situation even the sitnetien— country in a situation even the situation-ukraine,- country in a situation even the situation ukraine, we were situation with ukraine, we were for situation with ukraine, we werej tet—tnring for having refugees over during the for having refugees over during tne ver— for having refugees over during the war over there _ for having refugees over during the war over there too. this is net— the war over there too. this is net etent— the war over there too. this is not about being— the war over there too. this is not about being xenophobic. it's not about being xenophobic. it's net etent— not about being xenophobic. it's not about closing— not about being xenophobic. it's not about closing borders to not about closing our borders to eveenery its— not about closing our borders to everyone. it's about helping teette— everyone. it's about helping teette-tne- everyone. it's about helping people the right people through the right tnennets— people through the right channels,-the. people through the right channels, the legal channels, through the legal tnennets. — channels, through the legal channels. _we- channels, through the legal channels. _we so channels. and when we have so neny— channels. and when we have so many-immigrants- many illegal immigrants coming ever—tey- many illegal immigrants coming ever—tey vnel over the border every day who are over the border every day who ere—tetervertl over the border every day whoi are—paperwork on are ditching their paperwork on entry.— are ditching their paperwork on entry-tnen- are ditching their paperwork on entry,-know who- are ditching their paperwork on entry, know who they entry, we don't know who they ere-tteir— entry, we don't know who they are,-their history- entry, we don't know who they are, their history is or are, what their history is or vnet— are, what their history is or vnet ttey-re — are, what their history is or what they're capable of. we have tete— what they're capable of. we have nee-neve— what they're capable of. we have here . have terrorists - what they're capable of. we have here have terrorists living here we have terrorists living tetentiet— potential terrorists living ini potential terrorists living in- our_money. we're our country on our money. we're paying— our country on our money. we're teying ter— our country on our money. we're teying ter vnere— our country on our money. we're paying for where they where they're by the way. they're not working, by the way. so they have all day to plot and plan. and this the start plan. and this is the start tense— plan. and this is the start because what's— 3“ and this is the start because what's going to happen nette— because what's going to happen next vie-ve— because what's going to happen next? we've been— because what's going to happen next? we've been warning about senetning. — something. could happen. what is going— something. could happen. what is getng—nten— something. could happen. what is getng—vnen ene- something. could happen. what is going-when one of- going to happen when one of tnese— going to happen when one of these-suspects- going to happen when one of. these-suspects-mis these 3000 suspects on the m15 list these 3000 suspects on the m15 nst—es- these 3000 suspects on the m15 tist—es tneyl list escapes the net, as they etveys— list escapes the net, as they etveys tet— list escapes the net, as they always do? what's going to netten— always do? what's going to netten ent— always do? what's going to happen and who's going be happen and who's going to be restensittet— happen and who's going to be responsible? course, because responsible? of course, because we can move freely. we know they can move freely. ttey-re— we know they can move freely. they're - patrolled _ we know they can move freely. they're - patrolled . all. - they're not patrolled at all. mick, most frustrating mick, if the most frustrating thing for that thing about this for me is that we knew terrorists were going to do this because it's exactly what they did in europe when

europe its borders europe threw open its borders thanks merkel, they europe threw open its borders thani

teette— know, he's got people witnessing teette inst— know, he's got people witnessing people just walking in and titeretty— people just walking in and literally running off who are tneyt— literally running off who are tneyt vnere— literally running off who are they? where are _ literally running off who are they? where are they? they don't neve — they? where are they? they don't neve tetervert. — they? where are they? they don't have paperwork. 3 have paperwork. their documentation in to the. exactly. and now suddenly they say,— exactly. and now suddenly they sey. en— exactly. and now suddenly they sey. en. ttete-s— exactly. and now suddenly they say, oh, there's at— ,»t

people putting brits at risk. i don't have the same visceral reettien— don't have the same visceral reettien-yen- don't have the same visceral reaction-you do.- reaction to it that you do. a part— reaction to it that you do. a tert et— reaction to it that you do. a tert et ne— reaction to it that you do. a part of me likes— reaction to it that you do. a part of me likes to think before i part of me likes to think before i sey— part of me likes to think before i sey tnis. — part of me likes to think before i sey tnis. i— part of me likes to think before i say this. i know— part of me likes to think before i say this. i know how cross tnis— i say this. i know how cross tnis is— i say this. i know how cross tnis is getng— i say this. i know how cross this is going to— i say this. i know how cross this is going to make you, but neyte— this is going to make you, but neyte it— this is going to make you, but neyte it yen— this is going to make you, but maybe if you people really maybe if you treat people really vett— maybe if you treat people really vet—get— maybe if you treat people really vet—get tete- maybe if you treat people really well—get here and. maybe if you treat people really well get here and you well when they get here and you snee— well when they get here and you snev tnen— well when they get here and you show them what— well when they get here and you show them what society looks tite— show them what society looks ite-yenre— show them what society looks like you're welcoming and like and you're welcoming and nrg— like and you're welcoming and tnt, neyte— like and you're welcoming and kind, maybe they— like and you're welcoming and kind, maybe they want you. like and you're welcoming and kind, if aybe they want you. like and you're welcoming and kind, if they're ey want you. like and you're welcoming and kind, if they're coming want you. like and you're welcoming and kind, if they're coming here? ou. what if they're coming here? tening— what if they're coming here? tening-tte- what if they're coming here? coming-the explicit. coming here for the explicit purpose but purpose to cause terror? but maybe nice to them, maybe if we're nice to them, let's nice to the terrorists. let's be nice to the terrorists. kill them with let's be nice to the terrorists. kill them with kindness. - let's be nice to the terrorists. kill them with kindness. oh, my geetness— kill them with kindness. oh, my geetness. tene— kill them with kindness. oh, my goodness. come on. _ kill them with kindness. cj“ g: come kill them with kindness. cj“ d 03“ come on. goodness. come on. come on. maybe goodness. come on. come on. iieyte its— goodness. come on. come on. maybe it's possible— g: 30“ come on. maybe it's possible they'll be tite— maybe it's possible they'll be tits-vete- maybe it's possible they'll be like,-were told - maybe it's possible they'll be like, were told that like, wait, we were told that tnis— like, wait, we were told that tnis-e— like, wait, we were told that this-a horrible- like, wait, we were told that this a horrible country this was a horrible country full of this was a horrible country full et-tnt— this was a horrible country full of-but actually,- of infidels. but actually, ttey-ve— of infidels. but actually,- they've _welcoming they've been really welcoming ent— they've been really welcomingi ent—etreety and gentle and they've already teen— and gentle and they've already been radicalised. _ and gentle and they've already been radicalised. and gentle and they've already bee0�*"radicalised. and gentle and they've already bee0�*" 3“ 00; d and gentle and they've already bee0 3“ 3 and gentle and they've already bee3 3“ 3 30 “g “ and gentle and they've already bee3 3“ 3 30 “g bit of niceness is not going to de—radicalise them. i think you can. i de—radicalise them. i think you i ten-t— de—radicalise them. i think you can. i don't think— 30 ?3 r3.? i think you can. i don't think anybody is teyent— can. i don't think anybody is beyond saving.— can. i don't think anybody is beyond saving. i— can. i don't think anybody is beyond saving. i think you can. in — beyond saving. i think you can. in net— beyond saving. i think you can. i'm not thinking— beyond saving. i think you can. i'm not thinking one's beyond i'm not thinking no one's beyond seving. — i'm not thinking no one's beyond seving. tnt— i'm not thinking no one's beyond saving. but that's— i'm not thinking no one's beyond saving. but that's-how- i'm not thinking no one's beyond saving. but that's not how you save. i don't think you fundamentally- i don't think you fundamentally understand how terrerists— fundamentally understand how| terrorists—here terrorists work. they come here witn— terrorists work. they come here vitn-sete— terrorists work. they come here with - sole aim. _ terrorists work. they come here with sole aim. purpose with the sole aim. the purpose of with the sole aim. the purpose et—i— with the sole aim. the purpose et—i tntnt- with the sole aim. the purpose of_| think people. of killing us. i think people can be. don't be— of killing us. i think people can be. don't be nice- of killing us. 3 3“ don't be nice to them. can be. don't be nice to them. they— can be. don't be nice to them. iney vent— can be. don't be nice to them. they won't kill— can be. don't be nice to them. they won't kill us— 3 3“ don't be nice to them. they won't kill us anymore. so inst— they won't kill us anymore. so inst te— they won't kill us anymore. so inst te nite— they won't kill us anymore. so just be nice to— they won't kill us anymore. so just be nice to them. unbelievable nice just be nice to them. unbelievable-nice the unbelievable be nice to the terrerists— unbelievable be nice to the terrerists. — unbelievable be nice to the terrorists. seem - unbelievable be nice to the terrorists. seem impossible. also terrorists. seem impossible. ttse titt— terrorists. seem impossible. also kick-out.-

terrorists. seem impossible. also kick-out. deport- terrorists. seem impossible. i also kick-out. deport them also kick them out. deport them innetietety— immediately, even if they're snstettet— immediately, even if they're suspected terrorism. suspected of terrorism. if. someone-braverman suspected of terrorism. if someone braverman was someone suella braverman who was constantly about how she someone suella braverman who was consgoing about how she someone suella braverman who was consgoing to about how she someone suella braverman who was consgoing to stop about how she someone suella braverman who was consgoing to stop it,out how she someone suella braverman who was consgoing to stop it, the how she was going to stop it, the government's number one priority is to protect our borders. tough talking continue. it's 48 talking and continue. it's 48 years the tories being frustrating, creative. it is frustrating. but what will say frustrating. but what i will say as frustrating. but what i will say es-te— frustrating. but what i will say es-te tetent— frustrating. but what i will say as-to defend suella- as ever to defend suella braverman— as ever to defend suella braverman that as ever to defend suella braverman-that the braverman is that she was the enty— braverman is that she was the enty iery— braverman is that she was the only tory candidate during the teetersnit— only tory candidate during the leadership-last- only tory candidate during the leadership last year leadership campaign last year vne— leadership campaign last year who campaigned— leadership campaign last year who campaigned platform of who campaigned on a platform of teeving— who campaigned on a platform of teeving tne— who campaigned on a platform of leaving the echr— who campaigned on a platform of leaving the echr and getting it . iveit— leaving the echr and getting it . vvett sne— leaving the echr and getting it . well, she hasn't— leaving the echr and getting it . well, she hasn't done it tense— . well, she hasn't done it because she's— . well, she hasn't done it because she's got a prime minister— because she's got a prime minister well,— because she's got a prime minister well, this is a gtetetist— minister well, this is a globalist and doesn't want all of globalist and doesn't want all et tis— globalist and doesn't want all et nis netes— globalist and doesn't want all of his mates to— globalist and doesn't want all of his mates to say, oh rishi snnet— of his mates to say, oh rishi snnet nt. — of his mates to say, oh rishi sunak uk. she— of his mates to say, oh rishi sunak uk. she leaving the sunak uk. she is leaving the ttnn— sunak uk. she is leaving the tttit. sne-s— sunak uk. she is leaving the echr. she's horrible echr. she's a horrible boyfriend. - echr. she's a horrible. boyfriend. _forgot echr. she's a horrible- boyfriend. _forgot my boyfriend. oh, he forgot my birthday. like he was really birthday. but like he was really sorry about you're so sorry about it. you're so forgiving of suella. no, no, no. what what i'm saying what is it? what i'm saying is that rishi sunak needs that i think rishi sunak needs to her to do what she to allow her to do what she knows has to be done. and at the tnetnent— knows has to be done. and at the tnetnent nes— knows has to be done. and at the moment, he's not— knows has to be done. and at the moment, he's not doing- : and at the moment, he's not doing that. and he moment, he's not doing that. and ne nes— moment, he's not doing that. and ne nes sett— moment, he's not doing that. and ne nes seit es— moment, he's not doing that. and he has said as a— moment, he's not doing that. and he has said as a result, she may ettnetty— he has said as a result, she may ettnetiy sey— he has said as a result, she may actually say enough is enough. but actually say enough is enough. tnt rignt— actually say enough is enough. tnt rignt nev— actually say enough is enough. but right now it's— actually say enough is enough. but right now it's much better to but right now it's much better te ettnetty— but right now it's much better to actually have— but right now it's much better to actually have someone in that tesitien— to actually have someone in that tesitien vne— to actually have someone in that position who has— to actually have someone in that position who has the funding. to actually have someone in that posino,i who has the funding. to actually have someone in that posino, no.o has the funding. to actually have someone in that posino, no. who. the funding. to actually have someone in that posino, no. who has funding. to actually have someone in that posino, no. who has the ding.

no, no, no. who has the fundamental— no, no, no. who has the fundamental belief of what needs to fundamental belief of what needs teltene— fundamental belief of what needs to.done, because— fundamental belief of what needs to.done, because at- fundamental belief of what needs to done, because at the end to be done, because at the end of to be done, because at the end et-tey— to be done, because at the end et-tey snnet— to be done, because at the end of-day, sunak is— to be done, because at the end of day, sunak is going to of the day, sunak is going to tne— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls.— of the day, sunak is going to see the polls. he's going to see the see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnn— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent— see the polls. he's going to see tne-tnry ent ne- see the polls. he's going to see the fury and he may well the public fury and he may well just the public fury and he may well inst-te— the public fury and he may well inst-ts tes— the public fury and he may well just- he has said- the public fury and he may well just- he has said his. just relent. he has said his campaign is to stop boats. campaign is to stop the boats. and don't think if doesn't and i don't think if he doesn't do that, say take away do that, we should say take away our vote. they don't do enytning. — our vote. they don't do anything. but- 3 they don't do anything. our vote. they don't do anything. but what about the fact that it's almost too late, isn't it? mean, there are so isn't it? i mean, there are so many here already, you can stop them of course. do them now. of course. but what do you about that backlog of all you do about that backlog of all has already been done. yeah. now, look, abuse yeah. now, look, abuse survivors have ttestet— now, look, abuse survivors have blasted-actions— now, look, abuse survivors have blasted-actions of- now, look, abuse survivors have blasted actions of dalai blasted the actions of the dalai tene— blasted the actions of the dalai tene-vitee— blasted the actions of the dalai lama video surfaced in lama after a video surfaced in vnitn— lama after a video surfaced in which-tibetan— lama after a video surfaced in which tibetan spiritual which the tibetan spiritual teeter— which the tibetan spiritual teeter-yenng- which the tibetan spiritual leader-young boy leader kisses a young indian boy on leader kisses a young indian boy en-tetere— leader kisses a young indian boy on-before asking- leader kisses a young indian boy on before asking him to on the lips before asking him to sntt—ten- on the lips before asking him to snttent— i- on the lips before asking him to| snttent— i nng suck his tongue. what can i hug you— suck his tongue. what can i hug you .— suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire — suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire sir— suck his tongue. what can i hug yen . sire sir .— suck his tongue. what can i hug you , sir? sir . so— suck his tongue. what can i hug you , sir? sir . so .— you, sir? 3 and sir, my you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tengue— you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tengue .—

you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tengue . — you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue . thank— you, sir? sir. so. and sir, my tongue . thank you- tongue. thankyou. tongue. thank you. thank you. teen— tongue. thank you. thank you. teen — tongue. thank you. thank you. veen ite— tongue. thank you. thank you. yeah the survivors— tongue. thank you. thank you. yeah the survivors network of those abused by priests accused the spiritual leader of minimising the incident in his apology , saying an 87 year old apology, saying an 87 year old man asking a young boy to perform a blatantly sexual act in a public setting is very disturbing . we feel it is disturbing. we feel it is important that every single person who sees suspects or suffers child crimes, suffers child sex crimes, regardless level of regardless of the level of crime, contact law enforcement to report sooner. intense to report it sooner. intense pubuc to report it sooner. intense public pressure. the dalai lama's office tried brush off lama's office tried to brush off the incident as innocent, fun , the incident as innocent, fun, but kelvin robertson, i mean, it's nothing innocent about what we saw that is child sexual abuse. he needs to be defrocked or abuse. he needs to be defrocked er regeneretet— abuse. he needs to be defrocked or regenerated or— he needs to be defrocked or regenerated or whatever he is the or regenerated or whatever he is tne tetet— or regenerated or whatever he is the dalai lama— or regenerated or whatever he is the dalai lama does. that's not ettretriete— the dalai lama does. that's not ettretriete et— the dalai lama does. that's not appropriate at all. tit. appropriate at all. mciff what did you make of that? well, it's pretty did you make of that? well, it's tretty territit— did you make of that? well, it's tretty territit .— did you make of that? well, it's pretty horrific , actually,- 3 3 .3“?.7 well, it's pretty horrific , actually, but i pretty horrific, actually, but i ten-t— pretty horrific, actually, but i ten-t tntnt— pretty horrific, actually, but i don't think anything will happen teense— don't think anything will happeni tetense—et because the dalai lama is one of tnese— because the dalai lama is one of tnese teette— because the dalai lama is one of those people who— because the dalai lama is one of those people who revered and those people who is revered and versnittet— those people who is revered and versnittet .— those people who is revered and worshipped . he's— those people who is revered and worshipped . he's untouchable. worshipped. he's untouchable. teen— worshipped. he's untouchable. teen exettty— worshipped. he's untouchable. yeah, exactly. like you know,

inst— yeah, exactly. like you know, iust tite— yeah, exactly. like you know, just like jemmy_ yeah, exactly. like you know, just like jemmy savile used to be just like jemmy savile used to te tett— just like jemmy savile used to te tett in— just like jemmy savile used to be back in the— just like jemmy savile used to be back in the day. i don't i testein— be back in the day. i don't i testeir. i— be back in the day. i don't i despair. i actually despair teense— despair. i actually despair teeuse it— despair. i actually despair because it was— despair. i actually despair because it was right. because tnis— because it was right. because tnis es— because it was right. because this was months— because it was right. because this was months ago. this was veets— this was months ago. this was veets ege. — this was months ago. this was weeks ago. yeah.— this was months ago. this was weeks ago. “0? 3“ 3 this was months ago. this was weeks ago. / “3 weeks ago. yeah. and what's happened that was in february. rebecca yeah. i mean, i genuinety— rebecca yeah. i mean, i genuinely couldn't watch it and etse— genuinely couldn't watch it and etse|reetty— genuinely couldn't watch it and also really appreciate that also i really appreciate that you— also i really appreciate that yen-tiers— also i really appreciate that yen-tiers tne- also i really appreciate that you mars the child's face you guys mars the child's face teense— you guys mars the child's face tetense-et— you guys mars the child's face because of outlets have because lots of outlets have inst— because lots of outlets have iust teen— because lots of outlets have just been using— because lots of outlets have just been using that child's tete— just been using that child's face without— just been using that child's face without any pixel tieeteting— face without any pixel pixelating, so face without any pixel- pixelating,-so cruel pixelating, which is so cruel ent— pixelating, which is so cruel ent- — pixelating, which is so cruel ent- tut- pixelating, which is so cruel and- but yeah,. pixelating, which is so cruel. and- but yeah, it's and so wrong. but yeah, it's disgusting. rebecca reid. calvin carol mcgiffin calvin robertson, carol mcgiffin do calvin robertson, carol mcgiffin te stent— calvin robertson, carol mcgiffin do stand-because _ calvin robertson, carol mcgiffin do stand because coming up is do stand by because coming up is an do stand by because coming up is en-tut— do stand by because coming up is en-tut tenttety— do stand by because coming up is an pub landlady dodi right an essex pub landlady dodi right to an essex pub landlady dodi right te tety— an essex pub landlady dodi right te tety tne— an essex pub landlady dodi right to defy the police— an essex pub landlady dodi right to defy the police that confiscated _ to defy the police that confiscated their collection of dog— confiscated their collection of teg tetts— confiscated their collection of teg tetts ty— confiscated their collection of dog dolls by boldly putting more of dog dolls by boldly putting more et tnen— dog dolls by boldly putting more et tnen tett— dog dolls by boldly putting more of them back up— dog dolls by boldly putting more of them back up to the applause of them back up to the applause et ner— of them back up to the applause of her lunchtime— of them back up to the applause of her lunchtime regulars . my of her lunchtime regulars. my suterster— of her lunchtime regulars. my superstar panel— of her lunchtime regulars. my superstar panel are going to neve— superstar panel are going to neve ttenty— superstar panel are going to neve ttenty te— superstar panel are going to have plenty to this one have plenty to say on this one very— have plenty to say on this one very tut— have plenty to say on this one very soon. but next, former tnentetter— very soon. but next, former chancellor of— very soon. but next, former chancellor of the exchequer very soon. but next, former chanctkwarteng e exchequer very soon. but next, former chanctkwarteng joinshequer very soon. but next, former chanctkwarteng joins me jer very soon. but next, former chanctkwarteng joins me for an kwasi kwarteng joins me for an ettusive— kwasi kwarteng joins me for an exclusive interview live in the stutte— exclusive interview live in the stutielne— exclusive interview live in the studio .he talks— exclusive interview live in the studio he talks truss taxes studio as he talks truss taxes ent— studio as he talks truss taxes and terrorism _ studio as he talks truss taxes and terrorism .— studio as he talks truss taxes and terrorism . you won't want to and terrorism. you won't want to iss— and terrorism. you won't want to tnis— and terrorism. you won't want to miss this straight— and terrorism. you won't want to miss this straight after the .

break well, i'm treet— well, i'm delighted to be joined live well, i'm delighted to be joined tive in— well, i'm delighted to be joined tive in tne— well, i'm delighted to be joined live in the studio— well, i'm delighted to be joined live in the studio now by the tennet— live in the studio now by the former chancellor of the tvtneguer. — former chancellor of the exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, tvesi— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, tvesi et— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course,— exchequer, kwasi kwarteng. now, kwasi, of course, look, plenty of kwasi, of course, look, plenty et intertent— kwasi, of course, look, plenty of important political and economic issues for us to get stutt— economic issues for us to get stutt inte. — economic issues for us to get stuck into. but— economic issues for us to get stuck into. but look, i want to est— stuck into. but look, i want to est yen— stuck into. but look, i want to est yen tint.— stuck into. but look, i want to ask you first, because this is tne— ask you first, because this is tne tirst— ask you first, because this is the first appearance that you've nete— the first appearance that you've made _were were- the first appearance that you've made were were part of made since you were were part of tnis— made since you were were part of tnis sting. — made since you were were part of this sting. there— made since you were were part of this sting. there was quite a tert— this sting. there was quite a nert tett— this sting. there was quite a hard left organisation that's rignt. — hard left organisation that's right. called— hard left organisation that's right. called led by donkeys who

eetnet— right. called led by donkeys who eetnet te— right. called led by donkeys who eetnet te te— right. called led by donkeys who seemed to be out— right. called led by donkeys who seemed to be out to catch conservatives— seemed to be out to catch conservatives .— seemed to be out to catch conservatives . that's right. mps conservatives. that's right. mps so conservatives. that's right. mps to .— conservatives. that's right. mps se . se— conservatives. that's right. mps se . se vnet— conservatives. that's right. mps so , so what happened? so i think so, so what happened? so i think we i— so, so what happened? so i think we were i was emailed as i am treguentty— we were i was emailed as i am treguentty ent— we were i was emailed as i am treguentty ent i— we were i was emailed as i am frequently and i generally by a tenteny.— frequently and i generally by a tenteny. e— frequently and i generally by a company, a korean company, which was company, a korean company, which tetettive— company, a korean company, which tetettive . — company, a korean company, which was deceptive . i— company, a korean company, which was deceptive . 3“ . was deceptive. i mean, it was a sting, as you say. and i always have a policy i did as a minister, have always talking to people. i'm always interested to people's stories. and i think, yes, i probably was a bit naive and what happened was that they suddenly said, oh, well, we've got this advisory opportunity, yada and they said, yada yada, yada. and they said, oh going pay you this oh, we're going to pay you this much. well, yeah, much. and i said, well, yeah, that interesting. we can that sounds interesting. we can talk and then talk about it. and then they said, oh, your going said, oh, that's your going rate, is a completely rate, which is a completely dishonest and actually in dishonest thing. and actually in a that's a court of law, that's entrapment. so in a legal case, what they did would be completely disqualified because you're trying to lead people on. obviously, it's journalism. they can do that. and we were sucked into this thing. can do that. and we were sucked into this thing . but then people into this thing. but then people looked into the rules . as the looked into the rules. as the

leader of the opposition, the leader of the opposition, the leader of the opposition, the leader of shadow, leader of the house said, oh, there should be an inquiry and actually nothing was wrong . we talked to people was wrong. we talked to people as we talked to other people. they'd obviously selectively edhed they'd obviously selectively edited the clip and they were there to embarrass us. and it was, you know, it was mildly embarrassing. but you've got people like graham brady, who's beenin people like graham brady, who's been in parliament for a very long time, and the last thing i'd say it was that we i'd say about it was that we were all clear that as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour clear that as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour first clear that as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour first duty that as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour first duty is at as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour first duty is to as an i'd say about it was that we wereyour first duty is to youri mp, your first duty is to your constituency. c and that's self—evident . and as far as the self—evident. and as far as the rules were concerned , there were rules were concerned, there were no that were broken . and rules were concerned, there were ncyou that were broken . and rules were concerned, there were ncyou compareere broken . and rules were concerned, there were ncyou compare ae broken . and rules were concerned, there were ncyou compare a sting;en . and rules were concerned, there were ncyou compare a sting like and if you compare a sting like that, which is, you know, of pubuc that, which is, you know, of public interest, i accept that to what's going on in the snp where they're being accused of £600,000. that isn't accounted for and there isn't much media scrutiny about that, is there? well, i don't know. but but, but ent— well, i don't know. but but, but and the owen paterson thing, he'd broken the rules. yeah. so there's a big distinction between people who are breaking the and people are, the rules and people who are, you know , foolishly being caught

you know, foolishly being caught by stings and what have you. just in case. because there will be just in case. because there will te e— just in case. because there will te e tet— just in case. because there will te e tet et— just in case. because there will be a lot of our— just in case. because there will be a lot of our viewers who neven-t— be a lot of our viewers who neven-t-eny- be a lot of our viewers who haven't-anylthis. . be a lot of our viewers who haven't any this. so haven't seen any of this. so tnis— haven't seen any of this. so tnis is— haven't seen any of this. so tnis is inst— haven't seen any of this. so tnis is iust e— haven't seen any of this. so this is just a short snippet. teet- — this is just a short snippet. teen. teen.— this is just a short snippet. yeah. yeah. i'm— this is just a short snippet. yeah. yeah. i'm sure- this is just a short snippet. “0? 3“ “0? 3“ 30 . -- this is just a short snippet. / / this is just a short snippet. yeah. yeah. i'm sure it'll be an okay would serve dpp still find time to take another time to take on another job furthering the interests of a foreign company during cost foreign company during the cost of crisis. yes. foreign company during the cost of crisis . yes. we would of living crisis. yes. we would tite— of living crisis. yes. we would tite te— of living crisis. yes. we would tite te tett— of living crisis. yes. we would like to talk about— - . “g t.3 yes. we would like to talk about arrangements of like to talk about arrangements et tees.— like to talk about arrangements et tees. i— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean,— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean, do— like to talk about arrangements of fees. i mean, do you have a teity— of fees. i mean, do you have a teity retet— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yes.— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yes. i— of fees. i mean, do you have a daily rate? yes. i mean, you tnen— daily rate? yes. i mean, you tnev. tn— daily rate? yes. i mean, you know, i'm 10,000- daily rate? yes. i mean, you know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'd inveite— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'd vnet— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'd invoice what they— know, i'm 10,000 a day and i'd invoice what they put forward . invoice what they put forward. ttet-s— invoice what they put forward. ttet-s net— invoice what they put forward. that's not something- invoice what they put forward. that's not something that- invoice what they put forward. that's not something that i would come up with. it's the best campaign there you will ever wow i mean, we're ever see. wow i mean, we're neting— ever see. wow i mean, we're neting te— ever see. wow i mean, we're neting te neet— ever see. wow i mean, we're hoping to meet him - i mean, we're hoping to meet him someday. iieyte— hoping to meet him someday. iteyte i-tt — hoping to meet him someday. maybe i'll. i'm— hoping to meet him someday. maybe i'll. i'm not- hoping to meet him someday. maybe i'll. “g maybe i'll. i'm not pressing anything, but he's someone i know. he's a great guy. i'm not promising anything. he's a great quy- promising anything. he's a great guy. i said. i even said i even said i'm not promising anything. and then the press was, oh, he promised that he would. you're saying £10,000, saying with the £10,000, they actually put the actually put that. they put the number. yeah selective. they, they they said how about they put, they said how about £10,000 a day and i was surprised but if someone said oh

they're going to give you £10,000 a day, you'd say, okay, what's the what's the offer . what's the what's the offer. yeah, you'd have to find out. and course at that point it and of course at that point it was, was purely deceptive and was, it was purely deceptive and there wasn't further uptake. there wasn't any further uptake. i mean, what would have been wrong said i'd signed wrong was if i'd said i'd signed up something then not up to something and then not declared it. now that's you know, you're breaking transparency, having a call transparency, but having a call with somebody, according to the rules is not is not is not a sign of corruption. no, indeed. i don't like this entrapment. ttet-s— i don't like this entrapment. ttet-s its— i don't like this entrapment. that's it's entrapment. 3“ that's it's entrapment. i mean, as that's it's entrapment. i mean, es i— that's it's entrapment. i mean, es i seit— that's it's entrapment. i mean, es i seit in— that's it's entrapment. i mean, es i seit in in— that's it's entrapment. i mean, as i said in in a— that's it's entrapment. i mean, as i said in in a legal if this was a legal situation that would be disqualified by a journalistically, really it's a fishing expedition . yeah. so fishing expedition. yeah. so i actually think— fishing expedition. yeah. so i actually think there- fishing expedition. yeah. so i actually think there are- �*7 “g : yeah. so i actually think there are even some issues around whether this is ettnetty— some issues around whether this is ettuetty in— some issues around whether this is actually in the— some issues around whether this is actually in the public interest. — is actually in the public interest. it— is actually in the public interest. it would be very titterent— interest. it would be very different if— interest. it would be very different if they were told tvesi — different if they were told kwasi kwarteng is breaking the tee.— kwasi kwarteng is breaking the ten. ttet-s— kwasi kwarteng is breaking the law. that's right.— kwasi kwarteng is breaking the law. that's right. he's taking itteget— law. that's right. he's taking illegal payments. then we're going— illegal payments. then we're getng—ent- illegal payments. then we're getng—ent try- illegal payments. then we're going and try and illegal payments. then we're- going_and try and get going to come in and try and get tin.— going to come in and try and get tin. tut— going to come in and try and get tin. tut vnet— going to come in and try and get him. but what they— going to come in and try and get him. but what they actually did is tney— him. but what they actually did is ttey test— him. but what they actually did is they cast the _ him. but what they actually did is they cast the net wide and a tisning— is they cast the net wide and a fishing expedition— is they cast the net wide and a fishing expedition because what tney— fishing expedition because what ttey—te— they were out to do is embarrass. - they were out to do is embarrass. v.35... they were out to do is embarrass. / they were out to do is- embarrass. yeah,.was pure

embarrass. yeah, it was pure embarrassment. so the other embarrassment. and so the other you know, we've had things in the past with fake sheikhs. yes. and, know, people putting and, you know, people putting money of money in brown envelopes. all of that specific money that was actual specific money transactions. is transactions. exactly > which is iustitiet—yeu- transactions. exactly > which is justified _you know,. justified by saying, you know, teette.— justified by saying, you know, teette-netty- justified by saying, you know, people. exactly but people. exactly. exactly but ttet.— people. exactly. exactly but ttet-te— people. exactly. exactly but look,-to move- people. exactly. exactly but- look,-to move .because look, i want to move on because ttete-s— look, i want to move on because there's actually— look, i want to move on because there's actually very, very intertent— there's actually very, very important especially important issues, especially retetet— important issues, especially related-our— important issues, especially related our economy. yeah. related to our economy. yeah. tnt— related to our economy. yeah. tnt yen— related to our economy. yeah. tnt yen viti— related to our economy. yeah. and you will know this new imf teretest— and you will know this new imf forecast, this— and you will know this new imf forecast, this afternoon tretitts— forecast, this afternoon predicts the _ forecast, this afternoon predicts the uk will be one of the predicts the uk will be one of tne verst— predicts the uk will be one of the worst performing major economies in the world this yeen— economies in the world this yeer. ine— economies in the world this year. the worst— economies in the world this year. the worst of the g20, inttnting— year. the worst of the g20, including russia. and this is all including russia. and this is ett etent— including russia. and this is all about growth. this is all etent— all about growth. this is all etent n— all about growth. this is all about our low— all about growth. this is all about our low growth. that's rignt. — about our low growth. that's rignt. se— about our low growth. that's rignt. se et— about our low growth. that's right. so of course, you were tertet— right. so of course, you were tertet eut— right. so of course, you were forced out of— right. so of course, you were forced out of your- right. so of course, you were forced out of your job. yeah. tit— forced out of your job. yeah. tit truss— forced out of your job. yeah. liz truss was— forced out of your job. yeah. liz truss was then forced out of ner— liz truss was then forced out of net iet— liz truss was then forced out of net iet es— liz truss was then forced out of herjob as prime— liz truss was then forced out of herjob as prime minister. all teense— herjob as prime minister. all because this— herjob as prime minister. all because this exactly what you because this is exactly what you trying— because this is exactly what you trying te— because this is exactly what you were trying to avoid. you were trying— were trying to avoid. you were trying te— were trying to avoid. you were trying te eveit— were trying to avoid. you were trying to avoid this low growth etny— trying to avoid this low growth etny ent— trying to avoid this low growth economy and you— trying to avoid this low growth economy and you wanted to kick stert— economy and you wanted to kick stert tnings. — economy and you wanted to kick stert tnings. se— economy and you wanted to kick start things. so do— economy and you wanted to kick start things. so do you feel tite— start things. so do you feel tite tnese— start things. so do you feel like these reports almost iustity— like these reports almost iustity eny— like these reports almost justify why some of what you trying— justify why some of what you trying te— justify why some of what you were trying to do? so what i went— were trying to do? so what i would say is that the fundamental question on still hasn't been answered how do you

get growth into this economy ? i get growth into this economy? i think what liz and i tried to do was essentially kick start, as you say, a growth agenda that didn't go go well. i think there was market turbulence. i totally accept that. i think we tried to do too much too quickly, but at the same time, the fundamental question still hasn't been answered. how do you get growth into the economy? what i would say is that i think that and i've said this publicly, i think jeremy hunt and rishi sunak in particular are are stabilising things. so truss actually spoke out against jeremy hunt. yeah . out against jeremy hunt. yeah. for his attacks on her d - yeah. for his attacks on her regarding the corporation— for his attacks on her regarding the corporation tax. do you not? visit.— the corporation tax. do you not? visit. i— the corporation tax. do you not? visit. i tint— the corporation tax. do you not? well, i find that— the corporation tax. do you not? well, i find that ironic— the corporation tax. do you not? well, i find that ironic because i was i was sacked and people forget this, but liz truss appointed jeremy. he was her appointment. so it was odd to me to see that she was attacking him for doing what essentially he, you know, he had to do because once i was sacked for doing what she wanted, which was not raise corporation tax, it

was fairly obvious that he was going to he was going to bring in the corporation tax rises. and that's something that she chose to do, presumably under pressure . so i find it odd that pressure. so i find it odd that she was attacking him. but but i think approach was right in think his approach was right in the sense that he had there was a situation we pretend a situation we can't pretend that october that what happened in october didn't he wanted to didn't happen and he wanted to stabilise markets. but you're didn't happen and he wanted to stab facediarkets. but you're didn't happen and he wanted to stab faced with ts. but you're didn't happen and he wanted to stab faced with this ut you're didn't happen and he wanted to stab faced with this question, still faced with this question, which to haunt us which is going to haunt us potentially decade more potentially for a decade or more . how do we get growth? because actually, if look at all the actually, if you look at all the pubuc actually, if you look at all the public services that we want public services is that we want to pay for, there's way we to pay for, there's no way we can afford them without getting growth in the economy. it becomes very difficult to sustain. you know, schools , sustain. you know, schools, education, military spending without getting growing the economy. indeed. well, look, i ettnetty— economy. indeed. well, look, i actually think— economy. indeed. well, look, i actually think most— 3 indeed. well, look, i actually think most of what i sert— actually think most of what i sert et— actually think most of what i sert et egree— actually think most of what i sort of agree wasn't necessarily inttenentet— sort of agree wasn't necessarily implemented in— sort of agree wasn't necessarily implemented in the right way, but implemented in the right way, tut tne— implemented in the right way, but the policies— implemented in the right way, but the policies were definitely, - but the policies were definitely, i- but the policies were definitely, i think the stretegit— definitely, i think the strategic direction was right. i strategic direction was right. i tntnt— strategic direction was right. i ttint tte— strategic direction was right. i think the tactical— i think the tactical implementation could have been a lot better. now, look, you nentienet— lot better. now, look, you mentioned the _ now, look, you mentioned the snp earlier. i reetty— mentioned the snp earlier. i reetty vent— mentioned the snp earlier. i really want to _ mentioned the snp earlier. i really want to talk to you about

tnis— really want to talk to you about tnis teense— really want to talk to you about this because obviously, look, its— this because obviously, look, it-s teen— this because obviously, look, it's been almighty motty it's been an almighty motty tettetse— it's been an almighty motty collapse scotland for the snp collapse in scotland for the snp and collapse in scotland for the snp ent-sturgeen- collapse in scotland for the snp ent-sturgeen .- collapse in scotland for the snp and-sturgeon . but. and for nicola sturgeon. but interestingty— and for nicola sturgeon. but interestingly your your scottish tensenetive— interestingly your your scottish conservative leader douglas ross has conservative leader douglas ross nes e— conservative leader douglas ross has a different— conservative leader douglas ross has a different approach to tory hq has a different approach to tory to in— has a different approach to tory to in tenten— has a different approach to tory hq in london over— has a different approach to tory hq in london over how you can tetitetise— hq in london over how you can tetitetise en— hq in london over how you can capitalise on this— hq in london over how you can capitalise on this situation teense— capitalise on this situation teeuse ne— capitalise on this situation because he says actually there neets— because he says actually there neets te— because he says actually there neets te te— because he says actually there needs to be tactical voting going— needs to be tactical voting geing en— needs to be tactical voting going on where— needs to be tactical voting going on where in unwinnable seets— going on where in unwinnable seets ter— going on where in unwinnable seets ter tne— going on where in unwinnable seats for the conservative party you— seats for the conservative party yen sneutt— seats for the conservative party you should actually be saying vete— you should actually be saying vete tetent— you should actually be saying vote labour or— you should actually be saying vote labour or vote the lib dems to vote labour or vote the lib dems te get— vote labour or vote the lib dems te get tne— vote labour or vote the lib dems te get tne sut— vote labour or vote the lib dems to get the snp out.— vote labour or vote the lib dems to get the snp out. do you egreet— to get the snp out. do you egreet te— to get the snp out. do you agree? no, no,— to get the snp out. do you agree? no, no, no. i think i ten-t— agree? no, no, no. i think i don't know why he said what he did, but i think it's clear and actually we've got more westminster seats in scotland than labour do. but it's clear that you should they should be unionist, should be voting conservative. but i think that the snp collapse is pretty extraordinary, extraordinary . extraordinary, extraordinary. and we talk about, you know, stings and mps doing this and that and the other. but what i can make out, there's £600,000 that was donated by snp to the

pubuc that was donated by snp to the public for the referendum , um, public for the referendum, um, which haven't been accounted for . so i mean that is an extraordinary thing to have happened and it's a complete scandal. i mean, we look at westminster scandals and say, you know, i think we can clean our stables, we can clean our up, our act, which we can. but the idea that a political party can receive £600,000, which is for a specific which for a specific campaign, which is not accounted for, indeed is extraordinary. and every single day extraordinary. and every single tey yen— extraordinary. and every single tey yen net— extraordinary. and every single tey yen net tne— : 3“?3y and every single day you had the westminster nette— day you had the westminster media bombarding boris johnson vitn— media bombarding boris johnson with questions— media bombarding boris johnson with questions over whether he ate with questions over whether he ete e— with questions over whether he ete e tiete — with questions over whether he ete e tiete et— with questions over whether he ate a piece of the— with questions over whether he ate a piece of the cake. “0? 3“ ate a piece of the cake. yeah, yeet— ate a piece of the cake. yeah, yeet. tnt— ate a piece of the cake. yeah, yeet. tnt tnis— ate a piece of the cake. yeah, yeah. and this was going on asking these questions for nicola sturgeon. i find it extraordinary. think, extraordinary. i mean, i think, you know, fact that boris you know, the fact that boris johnson got a fixed penalty nofice johnson got a fixed penalty notice and everyone this is notice and everyone said this is a scandal . and then of a great scandal. and then of course, you know course, rishi got one, you know , whatever it was for not wearing a seatbelt . and of wearing a seatbelt. and of course, we have— wearing a seatbelt. and of course, we have to- wearing a seatbelt. and of course, we have to be- “g and of course, we have to be careful. its— course, we have to be careful. it-slengeing— course, we have to be careful. it's ongoing police it's an ongoing police investigation in scotland and we ten-t— investigation in scotland and we tent-tnet— investigation in scotland and we tent-ttet .— investigation in scotland and we don't-that . what- don't all of that. what nettenet.— don't all of that. what happened. but i don't all of that. what- happened.-but i agree but happened. yeah, but i agree but i happened. yeah, but i agree but i-tett— happened. yeah, but i agree but i-tett et— happened. yeah, but i agree but i-fact of £600,000. happened. yeah, but i agree but i fact of £600,000 not i think the fact of £600,000 not

teing— i think the fact of £600,000 not being accounted _ i think the fact of £600,000 not being accounted for , donated for being accounted for, donated for a being accounted for, donated for e stetitit— being accounted for, donated for a specific campaign and we've tneen— a specific campaign and we've tnevn tnet— a specific campaign and we've known that for— a specific campaign and we've known that for a— a specific campaign and we've known that for a long time is tretty— known that for a long time is pretty extraordinary. look, this acts— pretty extraordinary. look, this acts et— pretty extraordinary. look, this acas of politics— pretty extraordinary. look, this acas of politics from the labour party,— acas of politics from the labour netty. teette— acas of politics from the labour party, people personally going, yeen— party, people personally going, yeen i— party, people personally going, yeen i ten-t— party, people personally going, yeah, i don't know what's going on yeah, i don't know what's going en—tteiningi on there. rishi sunak claiming tnet— on there. rishi sunak claiming tnetlteesn-t— on there. rishi sunak claiming that-doesn't want- on there. rishi sunak claiming that doesn't want put that he doesn't want to put tnitt— that he doesn't want to put child-abusers- that he doesn't want to put child-abusers in- that he doesn't want to put child abusers in jail. and i child sex abusers in jail. and i inst— child sex abusers in jail. and i just wondered— child sex abusers in jail. and i just wondered if— child sex abusers in jail. and i just wondered if we could equate it a just wondered if we could equate it e tittte— just wondered if we could equate it e tittte tit— just wondered if we could equate it a little bit with— just wondered if we could equate it a little bit with what nettenet— it a little bit with what nettenet te- it a little bit with what happened to you with the labour party— happened to you with the labour iterty teense— happened to you with the labour party because of— happened to you with the labour party because of course the tetent— party because of course the teteur tit.— party because of course the labour mp, rupert huq oh yes, sne— labour mp, rupert huq oh yes, sne-stennet— labour mp, rupert huq oh yes, she-slammed for- labour mp, rupert huq oh yes, she slammed for calling you she was slammed for calling you sutertitietty. — she was slammed for calling you superficially. it— she was slammed for calling you superficially. it was— she was slammed for calling you superficially. . “g superficially. it was appalling last year, but she's regained the whip. so do you think this is evitente— the whip. so do you think this is evidence that— so do you think this is evidence that labour is ettnetty— is evidence that labour is actually now— is evidence that labour is actually now the nana motty party? _ actually now the nana motty tertyt i— actually now the nana motty tertyt i ttint— actually now the nana motty party? i think they've completely lost the plot and i don't understand why they're attacking this way. attacking rishi in this way. he's a very cool customer. he's very, very considered and i think he's got a very good temperament and he's not going to rise to their attacks, but i don't see what they think. i don't see what they think. i don't i don't get their strategy. and i think it looks very weak, actually , personally very weak, actually, personally to be attacking him in this way

. a couple of other stories in tne— . a couple of other stories in tne nevvs— . a couple of other stories in tne i— . a couple of other stories in the news. i just— a couple of other stories in the news. i just wanted to run by you— the news. i just wanted to run ty yen tnis— the news. i just wanted to run ty yen tnis tut— the news. i just wanted to run by you this pub in essex, which nes— by you this pub in essex, which nes net— by you this pub in essex, which nes net tne— by you this pub in essex, which has had the jolly,— by you this pub in essex, which has had the jolly, jolly . that's has had the jolly, jolly. that's rignt. — has had the jolly, jolly. that's right. confiscated suella braverman— right. confiscated suella braverman by- right. confiscated suella braverman by the home office, nes— braverman by the home office, nes seit— braverman by the home office, nes seit tnis— braverman by the home office, has said this is— braverman by the home office, has said this is police overreach. _ has said this is police overreach. you know, they sneuttn-t— overreach. you know, they shouldn't be _ overreach. you know, they shouldn't be focussed on going in tive— shouldn't be focussed on going in tive tetite— shouldn't be focussed on going in five police officers, i think to confiscate— in five police officers, i think to confiscate 20— in five police officers, i think to confiscate 20 at the to confiscate 20 dolls at the tine.— to confiscate 20 dolls at the same time. there's another group of same time. there's another group et teette— same time. there's another group et teette vne— same time. there's another group et teette vne sey.— same time. there's another group of people who say, no, this is ettnetty— of people who say, no, this is ettuetty e— of people who say, no, this is actually a lot— of people who say, no, this is actually a lot of— of people who say, no, this is actually a lot of racism going on actually a lot of racism going en in— actually a lot of racism going en in tnis— actually a lot of racism going on in this pub.— actually a lot of racism going on in this pub. where do you stentt— on in this pub. where do you stentt se— on in this pub. where do you stentt se ny— on in this pub. where do you stand? so my view is having five tetitenen— stand? so my view is having five tetitenen getng— stand? so my view is having five policemen going into a pub confiscating_ policemen going into a pub confiscating dolls , given what confiscating dolls, given what all confiscating dolls, given what ett tne— confiscating dolls, given what all the other— confiscating dolls, given what all the other things they have to all the other things they have te te— all the other things they have te te sees— all the other things they have to do seems slightly excessive to do seems slightly excessive te — to do seems slightly excessive te etey.— to do seems slightly excessive te otey. i— to do seems slightly excessive to me. okay. i think- to do seems slightly excessive to me. . . to me. okay. i think it it's a case of racial incidents or abuse or physical intimidation . abuse or physical intimidation. and i think that's very, very serious . but i think serious. but i think confiscating the dolls with using five officers, i think yeah, yeah . seems excessive. yeah, yeah. seems excessive. i don't know enough about the detail of the case. you know, but it seemed a bit excessive to

me. i wanted to talk to you quickly about the royal family last week. king charles, in restense te— last week. king charles, in response to the— king charles, in response to the guardian nevsteter.— response to the guardian newspaper, opened the door at teest— newspaper, opened the door at teest stigntty— newspaper, opened the door at least slightly ajar_ newspaper, opened the door at least slightly ajar to the trestett— least slightly ajar to the trestett et— least slightly ajar to the prospect of reparations for the reyet— prospect of reparations for the reyet tenity-s— prospect of reparations for the royal family's historic links to stevery— royal family's historic links to stevery .— royal family's historic links to stevery. ue-s— royal family's historic links to slavery. he's making a mistake ttete— slavery. he's making a mistake tnere .— slavery. he's making a mistake tnere . isn-t— slavery. he's making a mistake there , isn't it? _ slavery. he's making a mistake there , isn't it? there, isn't it? look, i'm not one for endlessly giving reparations, because when are you going to draw the line? i mean, there have been all sorts of crimes committed over many centuries , people, you know, centuries, people, you know, killing other people, enslaving people right through across every continent in the world. and i think, you know, endless revisiting the past and trying to compensate or rewrite history is completely futile. i think the approach of maybe saying regret , expressing remorse, regret, expressing remorse, expressing regret about unfortunate things that have happened, i think that's fair. but this this this endless call for reparations , i think is

for reparations, i think is completely unrealistic. do you want to see harry and meghan at the coronation? what's up to tnent — the coronation? what's up to tnent its— the coronation? what's up to them? it's up to the king. i mean, i'm not i'm actually one of the few people in britain who is not obsessed about harry and meghan. i mean, i find them pretty uninterest eating as a couple and it's up to the king and the palace as to whether they come. and ultimately it's up to them if they're invited, whether they want to come. so back to you, kwasi just to wrap up your political career, was brutally cut short . you know, brutally cut short. you know, you had planned— brutally cut short. you know, you had planned to- brutally cut short. you know, you had planned to be- t-. you know, you had planned to be chancellor untit— you had planned to be chancellor nntit tne— you had planned to be chancellor until the next— you had planned to be chancellor until the next election. have you— until the next election. have yen rutet— until the next election. have yen rutet eut— until the next election. have you ruled out a— until the next election. have you ruled out a return to. i teven-t— you ruled out a return to. i haven't ruled— you ruled out a return to. i haven't ruled out- you ruled out a return to. i haven't ruled out anything . i haven't ruled out anything. i mean, it's up to the prime minister at the time, i haven't ruled out anything. so you'd like to be in cabinet? of course. i mean, it was a great privilege to be business secretary and then chancellor. and i think the circumstances i mean, was removed by the prime mean, i was removed by the prime minister. let's be very minister. i mean, let's be very clear. wasn't i don't think clear. it wasn't i don't think it or anything like it was a plot or anything like

that. i think the prime that. i think it's the prime minister's prerogative and that was chose to do. now, was what she chose to do. now, looking back i said it at looking back and i said it at the time, it was the time, i thought it was bizarre because it was obvious to me she wouldn't last to me that she wouldn't last very once she'd very much longer once she'd taken move. but was taken that move. but that was her though. her decision. again now though. yeah, i speak to her and yeah, i mean, i speak to her and ispeak yeah, i mean, i speak to her and i speak to boris. i speak to we're all colleagues and we all want colleagues, not friends. we're all colleagues and we all want tcolleagues not friends. we're all colleagues and we all want tcolleagues andfriends. we're all colleagues and we all want tcolleagues and friends and we're colleagues and friends and we want to see the conservative party do well. very pro party do well. i'm very pro rishi as well. i think the prime minister and he was good enough to call day i was sacked, to call me the day i was sacked, which i thought very, you which i thought was very, you know, behaved very well and know, he behaved very well and he's i've known he's someone i've known and admired ever since got into admired ever since he got into parliament. so we're trying parliament. so we're all trying to together. got to work together. we've got different ideas, but actually the main difference in politics different ideas, but actually th betweenifference in politics different ideas, but actually th between intrence in politics different ideas, but actually th between in the :e in politics different ideas, but actually th between in the conservative is between in the conservative party and the labour party, which takes a much more socialist approach. as you know . kwasi kwarteng really great kwasi kwarteng really great to . kwasi kwarteng really great to steet— . kwasi kwarteng really great to steet te— . kwasi kwarteng really great to speak to former— kwasi kwarteng really great to speak to former chancellor of tne— speak to former chancellor of the exchequer.— speak to former chancellor of the exchequer. thank so much the exchequer. thank you so much for the exchequer. thank you so much ter teing— the exchequer. thank you so much ter teing tete— the exchequer. thank you so much for being here tonight. but tening— for being here tonight. but tening-in— for being here tonight. but coming in uncanceled, we coming up in uncanceled, as we teern— coming up in uncanceled, as we teern-rist— coming up in uncanceled, as we teern-rist et— coming up in uncanceled, as we learn-risk of prince- learn that the risk of prince terry— learn that the risk of prince neny tvesi — learn that the risk of prince harry kwasi won't be interested in-ene—

harry kwasi won't be interested in-ene sening— harry kwasi won't be interested in-one serving in- in this one serving in afghanistan, father afghanistan, but not as father vvittien — afghanistan, but not as father vvittien es— afghanistan, but not as father william was accepted to the tneen— william was accepted to the tneen titt— william was accepted to the queen. will this— william was accepted to the queen. will this add to the duke of queen. will this add to the duke et tetusiens— queen. will this add to the duke of delusions, victimhood nerretivet— of delusions, victimhood narrative? harry's narrative? well, harry's tiegrettet— narrative? well, harry's biographer, levin, narrative? well, harry's- biographer,-levin, has biographer, angela levin, has gnite— biographer, angela levin, has gnite e— biographer, angela levin, has quite a different— biographer, angela levin, has quite a different version of events— quite a different version of events. she's— quite a different version of events. she's going to join me tive— events. she's going to join me tive stertty— events. she's going to join me live shortly-next,- events. she's going to join me live shortly. next, as the live shortly. but next, as the teity— live shortly. but next, as the daily-reveals- live shortly. but next, as the daily reveals that daily mail reveals that snstettet— daily mail reveals thati suspected-are daily mail reveals that- suspected-are staying suspected terrorists are staying in-tuntet— suspected terrorists are staying in funded migrant in taxpayer funded migrant tetets— in taxpayer funded migrant hotels avoiding the risk of hotels and avoiding the risk of tetertetien— hotels and avoiding the risk of deportation due— hotels and avoiding the risk of deportation due to their human rigtts— deportation due to their human rights-britain's— deportation due to their human rights. britain's migrant rights. as britain's migrant trisis— rights. as britain's migrant trisis-e— rights. as britain's migrant crisis a national emergency. crisis now a national emergency. my crisis now a national emergency. iiy suterster— crisis now a national emergency. iiy suterster tenet— crisis now a national emergency. my superstar panel returned. tins— my superstar panel returned. itus vee— my superstar panel returned. plus we're going— my superstar panel returned. plus we're going to have the tint— plus we're going to have the first-tomorrow's- plus we're going to have the first tomorrow's newspaper plus we're going to have the first pages)rrow's newspaper plus we're going to have the first pages straightiewspaper plus we're going to have the first pages straight afteraper plus we're going to have the first pages straight after the .

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tettet— disruptive walkout in history. doctor robert— disruptive walkout in history. doctor robert lawrenson wasn't tresent— doctor robert lawrenson wasn't tresentltne— doctor robert lawrenson wasn't present the strikes , which present at the strikes, which tegen— present at the strikes, which tegen tetey— present at the strikes, which began today because he'd gone to a began today because he'd gone to e—ter— began today because he'd gone to e—ter tne- began today because he'd gone to a_for the week. i a mate's wedding for the week. ine— a mate's wedding for the week. tne-teets— a mate's wedding for the week. the-reads, enough- a mate's wedding for the week. the reads, enough to the headline reads, enough to mete— the headline reads, enough to mete-sitt— the headline reads, enough to make-sick.-it- the headline reads, enough to make sick. it certainly make you sick. and it certainly tees.— make you sick. and it certainly tees. ine— make you sick. and it certainly does. the daily— make you sick. and it certainly does. the daily telegraph also teets— does. the daily telegraph also leads-militant- does. the daily telegraph also leads militant union leads on the militant union teeter— leads on the militant union leader lawrenson going on leader robert lawrenson going on this leader robert lawrenson going on tnis ietty— leader robert lawrenson going on tnis ietty unite— leader robert lawrenson going on this jolly while ministers urgentty— this jolly while ministers urgently try— this jolly while ministers urgently try to bring striking netits— urgently try to bring striking netits te— urgently try to bring striking medics to the— urgently try to bring striking medics to the negotiating table. you medics to the negotiating table. ten tnev— medics to the negotiating table. you know exactly— medics to the negotiating table. you know exactly what i think etent— you know exactly what i think etent tnet— you know exactly what i think about that mob— you know exactly what i think about that mob .— you know exactly what i think about that mob . my superstar about that mob. my superstar tenet— about that mob. my superstar tenet return— about that mob. my superstar panel return now, though , are panel return now, though, are net— panel return now, though, are net e— panel return now, though, are net e net— panel return now, though, are not a mob columnist. a media tersenetty— not a mob columnist. a media personality, mcgiffin , the personality, carol mcgiffin, the tensenetive— personality, carol mcgiffin, the conservative commentator, the teverent— conservative commentator, the reverend calvin _ conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson, and the reverend calvin robinson, and tne eutner— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and journalist tetette— the author and journalist rebecca reid.— the author and journalist rebecca reid. now the white hart pub rebecca reid. now the white hart tut in— rebecca reid. now the white hart tut in essex— rebecca reid. now the white hart pub in essex has— rebecca reid. now the white hart pub in essex has been catapulted into pub in essex has been catapulted inte tne— pub in essex has been catapulted into the national— pub in essex has been catapulted into the national spotlight this veet— into the national spotlight this veet etter— into the national spotlight this week after the _ into the national spotlight this week after the popular community establishment— week after the popular community establishment raided by establishment was raided by tetite— establishment was raided by police investigating a hate crime, namely— police investigating a hate crime, namely the presence of tteir— crime, namely the presence of tneir teng— crime, namely the presence of their long standing collection of their long standing collection et-tut— their long standing collection et-tut tut- their long standing collection of but pub landlady of 20 dolls. but pub landlady ternite— of 20 dolls. but pub landlady bernice riley— of 20 dolls. but pub landlady bernice riley is— of 20 dolls. but pub landlady bernice riley is now digging her neets— bernice riley is now digging her neets in— bernice riley is now digging her neets in ty— bernice riley is now digging her heels in by putting a further tive— heels in by putting a further tive et— heels in by putting a further tive et ner— heels in by putting a further five of her extensive collection out five of her extensive collection ent en— five of her extensive collection ent en tisttey— five of her extensive collection out on display with a new sign verning— out on display with a new sign warning customers that we have teity— warning customers that we have teity tetts— warning customers that we have golly dolls displayed inside on our golly dolls displayed inside on snetves— golly dolls displayed inside on snetves .— golly dolls displayed inside on our shelves . if— golly dolls displayed inside on our shelves . if you feel our shelves. if you feel offended,— our shelves. if you feel

offended, please do not enter. eur— offended, please do not enter. enr reguter— offended, please do not enter. our regular customers have hit tett— our regular customers have hit tett et— our regular customers have hit tett et tne— our regular customers have hit back at the police— our regular customers have hit back at the police with 57 year old back at the police with 57 year tit-teyne— back at the police with 57 year old payne protesting. it's old sue payne protesting. it's etsetutety— old sue payne protesting. it's absolutely-and- old sue payne protesting. it's absolutely and complete absolutely stupid and complete veste—ent- absolutely stupid and completei waste—and money. waste of police time and money. ven— waste of police time and money. ten-stettet— waste of police time and money. you-stabbed or- waste of police time and money. you stabbed or mugged you can get stabbed or mugged ereunt— you can get stabbed or mugged. ereuntn—t around here and the police won't come-somebody— around here and the police won't come. somebody complains come. but somebody complains etent— come. but somebody complains etent sene— come. but somebody complains about some dolls— come. but somebody complains about some dolls six about some dolls and six ettiters— about some dolls and six officers turn— about some dolls and six officers turn you couldn't officers turn up. you couldn't mete— officers turn up. you couldn't netelun— officers turn up. you couldn't netelut. tut— officers turn up. you couldn't makelup. but the- officers turn up. you couldn't make up. but the case has make it up. but the case has sttit— make it up. but the case has sttit tne— make it up. but the case has split the nation— make it up. but the case has split the nation with others ettusing— split the nation with others ettusing tne— split the nation with others accusing the pub of being anti—muslim. _ accusing the pub of being anti—muslim. so doctor haseeb tessen—i- anti—muslim. so doctor haseeb hassan,_| respecti hassan, who's a man i respect a rot.— hassan, who's a man i respect a tet. ne— hassan, who's a man i respect a tet. ne rte — hassan, who's a man i respect a lot, he wrote. earlier, another ettenttet— lot, he wrote. earlier, another attempted culture war strike tetttires— attempted culture war strike backfires-tories- attempted culture war strike backfires tories . out of backfires on the tories. out of all backfires on the tories. out of ett-tnings— backfires on the tories. out of ett-tnings te— backfires on the tories. out of all things to furious all the things to be furious vitn— all the things to be furious vitn tne— all the things to be furious with the police— all the things to be furious with the police over addressing the with the police over addressing tne-tisttey— with the police over addressing the display hanging the public display of hanging in a the public display of hanging in e tut— the public display of hanging in e tut-etteers- the public display of hanging in e tut-etteers te- the public display of hanging in a pub appears to be a pub by what appears to be a retist— a pub by what appears to be a racist anti—muslim landlord is not racist anti—muslim landlord is net-tnen— racist anti—muslim landlord is not-them. pick- racist anti—muslim landlord is not them. pick battles not one of them. pick battles visety. — not one of them. pick battles wisely. calvin _ not one of them. pick battles wisely. calvin robinson, where do wisely. calvin robinson, where te yen— wisely. calvin robinson, where te yen stent— wisely. calvin robinson, where do you stand on— wisely. calvin robinson, where do you stand on this? well first of do you stand on this? well first et ett— do you stand on this? well first et ett it— do you stand on this? well first of all, if she's— do you stand on this? well first of all, if she's anti—muslim, ttet-s— of all, if she's anti—muslim, tnet-s net— of all, if she's anti—muslim, that's not racism— of all, if she's anti—muslim, that's not racism because muslim is net— that's not racism because muslim is net e— that's not racism because muslim is net e — that's not racism because muslim is net e se— that's not racism because muslim is not a race. “3 is not a race. so raqeeb is wrong on that. however, there are two sides to this debate. first of all, is that over the top the police, top reaction of the police, people stabbed, people are getting stabbed, raped more ever. raped in london more than ever. and you get the police for and you can't get the police for love money. this woman love or money. but this woman has some dolls that people found offensive five

offensive and she's got five police into a pub police officers going into a pub thatis police officers going into a pub that is excessive to a 10th degree. and the other side of this it's harmless this is that it's a harmless doll. seeing these doll. i remember seeing these dolls around was dolls all around when i was younger. were jam jars, younger. they were on jam jars, marmalade enid blyton's marmalade jars. enid blyton's play with cartoons . you were play with cartoons. you were a child. play with cartoons. you were a tnitt. tney— play with cartoons. you were a child. they were _ play with cartoons. you were a child. they were served- you were a child. they were served on jam iers— child. they were served on jam iers tite— child. they were served on jam iers tite tney— child. they were served on jam jars like they were. 30 child. they were served on jam jars like they were. “030 n030 jars like they were. there were teys— jars like they were. there were toys there were dolls toys. they were certainly toys. and ettnetty— they were certainly toys. and actually, actually,— they were certainly toys. and actually, actually, it's quite inclusive. i do remember the jam jars and if anyone says they're racist, banned the the racist, who banned the the banned them outright because they didn't want children playing with these dolls. rebecca, you're very offended playing with these dolls. - rebecca, you're very offended by on rebecca, you're very offended by en—tegetner- rebecca, you're very offended by en—tegetner et- rebecca, you're very offended by on _together of howl rebecca, you're very offended by on calvin together of how rebecca, you're very offended by on calvin is together of how rebecca, you're very offended by on calvin is because her of how rebecca, you're very offended by on calvin is because he of how rebecca, you're very offended by on calvin is because he doesn't old calvin is because he doesn't say— old calvin is because he doesn't sey in— old calvin is because he doesn't sey in tne— old calvin is because he doesn't say in the 1940s— old calvin is because he doesn't say in the 1940s it's a state seret— say in the 1940s it's a state seret tut— say in the 1940s it's a state secret. but you're angry about tnese— secret. but you're angry about these—offended. these dolls. you're offended. i t— these dolls. you're offended. i t i— these dolls. you're offended. i mean, i, i sense— these dolls. you're offended. i mean, i, i sense that i would net— mean, i, i sense that i would net eniey— mean, i, i sense that i would not enjoy having— mean, i, i sense that i would not enjoy having a cup of coffee vitn— not enjoy having a cup of coffee with-landlady. _ not enjoy having a cup of coffee with-landlady. i- not enjoy having a cup of coffee with landlady. 303“ . with that landlady. i don't ttint— with that landlady. i don't ttint-is- with that landlady. i don't think is somebody think that she is somebody i would views and would share views with. and i would share views with. and i would never, ever, ever want a or a golly doll or whatever she calls them in my house or i forgot i was going bring forgot to. i was going to bring you on. rebecca but i do honestly, i think they're really horrid. think really,

horrid. i think they're really, really ghastly. what about really ghastly. um, what about cabbage are they cabbage patch dolls? are they all don't know. i don't all right? i don't know. i don't like those. if you look at the gullies, they've got. they've got red gullies, they've got. they've got-red chinos- gullies, they've got. they've got-red chinos on- gullies, they've got. they've got-red chinos on a- g 30. they've got red chinos on a tweed got red, red chinos on a tweed top— got red, red chinos on a tweed tet ent— got red, red chinos on a tweed tet ent e— got red, red chinos on a tweed top and a yellow— got red, red chinos on a tweed top and a yellow waistcoat. ttey-re— top and a yellow waistcoat. iney-re gnite— top and a yellow waistcoat. they're quite smart little tetts. — they're quite smart little tetts. -it. - they're quite smart little. dolls. _if. where they're quite smart little- dolls. _if. where do dolls. yeah, but if. where do you stand thing i think you stand on. thing is, i think a of the time these this a lot of the time these this kind of thing happens because people enough of people have just had enough of this idiocy that get. so this idiocy that people get. so upset by doll . okay. when we upset by a doll. okay. when we were kids , i don't know if when were kids, i don't know if when you were kids. i am older than you were kids. i am older than you lot. but no, i do. ijust remember them being dolls. you lot. but no, i do. ijust remember them being dolls . yeah. remember them being dolls. yeah. kids didn't see what colour they were or loads of my friends had them. i played with them and i tevet— them. i played with them and i tevet tnen. — them. i played with them and i loved them. they— them. i played with them and i loved them. they were- i played with them and i loved them. 30» n030 loved them. they were just dolls. and i think, you know, people probably will start putting them out in their pubs now it's like a little now and it's like a little challenge. like a challenge. it's almost like a protest. was stop being protest. but it was stop being idiots. it was used as a as a retist— idiots. it was used as a as a retist insutt— idiots. it was used as a as a racist insult, right?- 3 it was used as a as a racist insult, right? like if senetety— racist insult, right? like if somebody shouted at somebody in the somebody shouted at somebody in tne-yen— somebody shouted at somebody in tne-yen ttint— somebody shouted at somebody in the-you think it's- the street. do you think it's vertn—tinetl the street. do you think it'si worth—time? no, worth five police's time? no, tut—yen- worth five police's time? no, but—you think- worth five police's time? no,- but_you think .was but just would you think it was etey— but just would you think it was etestneney-- but just would you think it was okay-someone a?- but just would you think it was okay someone a? anybody okay to call someone a? anybody visit.— okay to call someone a? anybody visit. its— okay to call someone a? anybody visit. its net— okay to call someone a? anybody

well, it's not nice.— okay to call someone a? anybody well, it's not nice. i— okay to call someone a? anybody well, it's not nice. i don't- well, it's not nice. i don't think it's nice. i don't think it's a hate crime. i don't think its— it's a hate crime. i don't think its ntte— it's a hate crime. i don't think its te— it's a hate crime. i don't think it's nice to call— it's a hate crime. i don't think it's nice to call people- . t.3 i don't think it's nice to call people names in generet.— it's nice to call people names in general, but— it's nice to call people names in general, but it's a name. but why— in general, but it's a name. but why-get— in general, but it's a name. but eny-get tettet- in general, but it's a name. but why get called crackers? why people get called crackers? do why people get called crackers? ite-eet— why people get called crackers? do-eat crackers- do you never eat crackers teense— do you never eat crackers teeuse- i-ve. - do you never eat crackers because- i've. i'vei because of it? i've. i've literally. i've literally never experienced anybody saying anything negative my race experienced anybody saying an my ng negative my race experienced anybody saying an my ng neglife.t my race experienced anybody saying an my ng neglife. like my race experienced anybody saying an my ng neglife. like it'sny race in my entire life. like it's been white privilege since day one me. okay, that's good been white privilege since day oneyou.me. okay, that's good been white privilege since day oneyou. e. okay, that's good been white privilege since day oneyou. i'm)kay, that's good been white privilege since day oneyou. i'm notj, that's good been white privilege since day oneyou. i'm not pleased good been white privilege since day oneyou. i'm not pleased to>d been white privilege since day oneyou. i'm not pleased to move for you. i'm not pleased to move on to this trans influencer. dylan mulvaney. we dylan mulvaney. remember, we spoke about this person yesterday because now been yesterday because i've now been accused women after accused of mocking women after being to promote woke being paid to promote woke brands, products brands, including products which are female body. so the are for the female body. so the controversy first erupted when mulvaney modelled nikes, women's sportswear range. despite having a male body with full male a model male body with full male genhaua. a model male body with full male genitalia . but nike a model male body with full male genitalia. but nike is just one of many companies sponsoring mulvaney, who last month featured in ads for bud light and olay skincare . now, this new and olay skincare. now, this new olay ad has just gone viral. look at this. don't show us again. please . again. please.

ti— again. please. ti — again. please. hi impressive carrying skills, right ? i got some bud lights for right? i got some bud lights for us. oh, read every day . sps. us. oh, read every day. sps. that's just my way- cj“ : 003,» 3? sps. that's just my way getting sun. i'm that's just my way getting sun. in getng— that's just my way getting sun. in geing trey— that's just my way getting sun. in geing trey etey.— that's just my way getting sun. i'm going cray olay. oh,- that's just my way getting sun. i'm going cray olay. oh, slick. okay. carol mcgiffin. i'm ettnetty— carol mcgiffin. i'm actually genuinely offended by this actually genuinely offended by tnis nev— actually genuinely offended by this now because— actually genuinely offended by this now because i think these trents— this now because i think these trents ere— this now because i think these brands are actually laughing in the brands are actually laughing in tne tete— brands are actually laughing in tne tete et— brands are actually laughing in the face of women now. well, you seit— the face of women now. well, you seit it— the face of women now. well, you seit it test— the face of women now. well, you said it last night. _ the face of women now. well, you said it last night. 30» 30 said it last night. they're just taking the piss. actually, that's what they're doing. and i. i don't like dill. dylan mulvaney. i never heard of him before who drew barrymore was . before who drew barrymore was. so you'll be called aytransphobe so you'll be called a transphobe ent— so you'll be called a transphobe ent e— so you'll be called a transphobe ent e tert— so you'll be called a transphobe and a terf now? _ so you'll be called a transphobe and a terf now? probably, yeah. oh good. go. go ahead. call me that. but the thing is , it's that. but the thing is, it's like now all you see is his face. no, no. all you see. you see all those companies that are advertising using him for advertising. rebecca'sjust etent— advertising. rebecca'sjust etent te— advertising. rebecca'sjust about to leak. _ advertising. rebecca'sjust about to leak. it's- advertising. rebecca'sjust about to leak. it's a- ?3 “g rebecca's just about to leak. . . about to leak. it's a bit of a do you know that dylan goes by? she like it's. you know, that

that's he can call himself whatever he likes people people do prefer their own do not get to prefer their own pronouns. look, look, i'm pronouns. look, look, look. i'm talking about him as a as a man, which what he is. don't which is what he is. i don't care what identify. care what you identify. i identify as a genius. but i'm clearly not one. it's like, you know what? you just want to say you something. i beg to you are something. i beg to differ. no, seriously . but now differ. no, seriously. but now it's a stroke of absolute it's either a stroke of absolute genius that these companies are using him because you've just played the ads again , played the ads again, everybody's playing them. everyone's talking about him. everyone's talking about him. everyone it's about everyone now knows it's about what priority of these what the priority of these companies is. and the problem is, companies is. and the problem is tetette— companies is. and the problem is, rebecca, all— companies is. and the problem is, rebecca, all they— 33“ and the problem is, rebecca, all they care about is, rebecca, all they care about is getng— is, rebecca, all they care about is geing ut— is, rebecca, all they care about is geing ut en— is, rebecca, all they care about is going up on there's literally intexes— is going up on there's literally inteees et— is going up on there's literally indexes of like— is going up on there's literally indexes of like how woke your tenteny— indexes of like how woke your tenteny is— indexes of like how woke your tenteny is ent— indexes of like how woke your company is and if you give a job to company is and if you give a job te tyten— company is and if you give a job to dylan mulvaney,— company is and if you give a job to dylan mulvaney, you immediately- to dylan mulvaney, you immediately move up. the woke isn-t— immediately move up. the woke isnt it — immediately move up. the woke isnt it its— immediately move up. the woke isn't it? it's not— immediately move up. the woke isn't it? it's not that- immediately move up. the woke isn't it? . isn't it? it's not that they want to wokeist. want to want to be wokeist. they want to make all they want to do make money. all they want to do is sell more stuff. and these are all brands that are what about the people that are now boycotting and boycotting like and but and broadly the time broadly speaking, the only time that's worked with not that's ever worked with not enough, speaking, enough, broadly speaking, boycotts don't work. and what

this and bud and this is, is that all and bud and mike are older brands that aren't reaching younger people. and dylan has insanely large and dylan has an insanely large following on tiktok and people. i personally find the stuff about girlhood uncomfortable and distasteful, dylan is a distasteful, but dylan is a very, very, very popular. what about the fact that he says that people can have periods and she's never said acas period . she's never said acas period. all genders can use tampons . all genders can use tampons. tnt— all genders can use tampons. tnt ste— all genders can use tampons. tnt ste vves— all genders can use tampons. and she was she— all genders can use tampons. and she was she was- all genders can use tampons. and she was she was she- and she was she was she partnered with offensive isn't it women tampax did a campaign which encouraged people who don't have periods to carry to carry to carry tampons, to give to people who do have periods. so and women can have women soldiers . women can have do do soldiers. women can have do do we have to do well, i'm just this is why dylan became famous . says this. he's a he's a drama tneen— . says this. he's a he's a drama gueen ene-s— . says this. he's a he's a drama queen who's always— says this. he's a he's a drama queen who's always wanted ettentien. — queen who's always wanted attention. we've- queen who's always wanted attention. 3330 3“ queen who's always wanted attention. 3“ 3-t“ attention. we've seen so much footage of him on the ellen show and all these i mean, i'm going to be and now he's getting better. you're going to he's getting angry at me. but i'm going to be getting angry at me. but i'm geing te te very— 3&0.. “g ?“3wt but i'm going to be very honest at this.

tnis— going to be very honest at this. inisliust— going to be very honest at this. this .just what— going to be very honest at this. this just what smith did, this is just what sam smith did, rigntt— this is just what sam smith did, rigntt-tenger— this is just what sam smith did, right? longer enough in right? it's no longer enough in tettyveet—geyl right? it's no longer enough in- hollywood_gay man, hollywood to be a camp gay man, tent.— hollywood to be a camp gay man, tent-nen— hollywood to be a camp gay man, tent-men ee— hollywood to be a camp gay man, tent-men e— hollywood to be a camp gay man, camp, men are a dime a camp, gay men are a dime a teen— camp, gay men are a dime a teen se— camp, gay men are a dime a dozen. so what— camp, gay men are a dime a dozen. so what do they do commercially?— dozen. so what do they do commercially? they think how can i commercially? they think how can i-tne— commercially? they think how can i-tne teetst— commercially? they think how can i-the deals? how- commercially? they think how can i the deals? how can i get all of the deals? how can i get all of the deals? how can i tee— i get all of the deals? how can i become more— i get all of the deals? how can i become more famous? it totally revivet— i become more famous? it totally evivettereer—- revived sam smith's career, tetening— becoming flagbearer for nen—tinery— becoming flagbearer for non—binary by non—binary dylan mulvaney, by the non—binary dylan mulvaney, by tne ney— non—binary dylan mulvaney, by tne vey. .ves— non—binary dylan mulvaney, by tne vey-ves e— non—binary dylan mulvaney, by the way, was a little the way, who was a little testerete — the way, who was a little desperate reality star on the trite— desperate reality star on the trite et— desperate reality star on the price of right.— desperate reality star on the price of right. yeah. and in the ensentte— price of right. yeah. and in the ensentte et— price of right. yeah. and in the ensemble of the— price of right. yeah. and in the ensemble of the book of mormon, all ensemble of the book of mormon, ett et— ensemble of the book of mormon, ett et e— ensemble of the book of mormon, all of a sudden— ensemble of the book of mormon, all of a sudden fake— ensemble of the book of mormon, all of a sudden fake transitions ent— all of a sudden fake transitions ent yen— all of a sudden fake transitions ent yen tnev— all of a sudden fake transitions and you know what it's also ettensive— and you know what it's also offensive to _ and you know what it's also offensive to actual trans people vne— offensive to actual trans people vne stent— offensive to actual trans people vne stent yeers— offensive to actual trans people who spend years battling through the who spend years battling through tne tnysitet— who spend years battling through the physical transformation, teting— the physical transformation, taking hormone treatment. ttet-s— taking hormone treatment. ttet-s e— taking hormone treatment. ttet-s e geet— taking hormone treatment. that's a good question- taking hormone treatment. that's a good question because why is he still got a 5:00 shadow? is he actually on the hormones? that's what i'd like to that they've just to claims that they've just started hormones. they started on the hormones. they had facial feminisation- 30“ they had facial feminisation surgery. ttete—tel there is no other surgery. no etner— there is no other surgery. no etner surgery.— there is no other surgery. no other surgery. and who doesn't? netty—tnnt.- other surgery. and who doesn't? netty—tignt. l motty pretty. rebecca right. tetvin— motty pretty. rebecca right. calvin-carol- motty pretty. rebecca right. i calvin-carol mcgiffin motty pretty. rebecca right. i calstand-carol mcgiffin motty pretty. rebecca right. i calstand by-carol mcgiffin motty pretty. rebecca right. calstand by becausetl mcgiffin motty pretty. rebecca right. calstand by because coming in do stand by because coming up, as widower the bbc, as the widower of the bbc, presenter lisa shaw, died presenter lisa shaw, who died from vaccine, launches from the covid vaccine, launches legal against astrazeneca legal action against astrazeneca , could he open up the floodgates vaccine injury floodgates for vaccine injury

victims? out as i crown victims? find out as i crown tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . but next in union jackass. but next in uncancel will rumours that the late queen saw the risk of prince harry in prince harry serving in afghanistan as acceptable but thought regarding thought differently regarding his brother, william simply served to feed victim served to feed harry's victim complex, while harry's biographer , angela levin, she biographer, angela levin, she has a rather different tale to tell on this. and she's here live in just two minutes time .

time now for uncanceled . and 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. and a shock new documentary has revealed why prince harry was allowed to serve in afghanistan while his brother, prince william, was barred from joining speaking on the rail crown. the then head of british army then head of the british army general, mike jackson, general, sir mike jackson, explained the late queen

explained how the late queen had at point expressed her wish at one point expressed her wish for grandsons join for both her grandsons to join the the middle east. he the war in the middle east. he told series was very told the series she was very clear. said, my grandsons clear. she said, my grandsons have my shilling, have taken my shilling, therefore do their therefore they must do their duty. that. however duty. and that was that. however the was eventually deemed the risk was eventually deemed too great by senior military officers barred prince officers who barred prince william joining his brother william from joining his brother , agreed was , who officials agreed was acceptable to face the risks. now, this latest bombshell comes after a new book revealed that the queen was mystified by harry and meghan's attacks the and meghan's attacks on the royal family branded their royal family and branded their behaviour mad. but behaviour quite mad. but will this latest revelation only fuel the duke's victim hood narrative of being the so—called spare? well, joining me now, a woman who knows prince harry better than anyone, his former biographer , angela levin . so, biographer, angela levin. so, angela , is harry going to use angela, is harry going to use this now to sort of say, oh, goodness, they treat me so terribly? the queen allowed me to go to war and not my brother and she thinks i'm mad. to go to war and not my brother and she thinks i'm mad . and

and she thinks i'm mad. and yeah, that's really interesting because it would be a total summer salt if he does that. i spoke to him a lot about his etny— spoke to him a lot about his erny ent— spoke to him a lot about his etny ent ne— spoke to him a lot about his army and he said to me, i have to army and he said to me, i have te sey— army and he said to me, i have te sey te— army and he said to me, i have te sey te tnis— army and he said to me, i have te sey te tnis .— army and he said to me, i have to say to this , after— army and he said to me, i have to say to this , after he'd to say to this, after he'd tinisnet— to say to this, after he'd finished at— to say to this, after he'd finished at training, he said to ttete— finished at training, he said to inere is— finished at training, he said to me, there is no— finished at training, he said to me, there is no way i'm going to put— me, there is no way i'm going to tut nysett— me, there is no way i'm going to put myself through— me, there is no way i'm going to put myself through sandhurst and tnen— put myself through sandhurst and ten sit— put myself through sandhurst and ten sit en— put myself through sandhurst and ten sit en ny— put myself through sandhurst and ten sit en my i— put myself through sandhurst and then sit on my i won't say the vert— then sit on my i won't say the vert tett— then sit on my i won't say the word back home— then sit on my i won't say the word back home when my boys are out word back home when my boys are ent tignting— word back home when my boys are ent tignting tne— word back home when my boys are out fighting the country for the tenntry— out fighting the country for the tenntry. nev.— out fighting the country for the country. now, he— out fighting the country for the country. now, he was desperate to country. now, he was desperate te ge— country. now, he was desperate te ge .— country. now, he was desperate te ge . ttete— country. now, he was desperate to go . there was— country. now, he was desperate to go . there was a— country. now, he was desperate to go . there was a chance that to go. there was a chance that tetn— to go. there was a chance that tett et— to go. there was a chance that tett et tnen— to go. there was a chance that both of them would go to iraq, but both of them would go to iraq, tut tney— both of them would go to iraq, but they decided— both of them would go to iraq, but they decided it was much too tengereus— but they decided it was much too tengereus ter— but they decided it was much too dangerous for prince william. tnt— dangerous for prince william. tnt it— dangerous for prince william. tnt it es— dangerous for prince william. and it was actually too tengereus— and it was actually too dangerous to- and it was actually too dangerous to prince harry. but he dangerous to prince harry. but ne tnen— dangerous to prince harry. but he then started— dangerous to prince harry. but he then started phoning the ministry— he then started phoning the ministry et— he then started phoning the ministry of defence on and on ent— ministry of defence on and on ent en— ministry of defence on and on ent en ent— ministry of defence on and on and on and on,— ministry of defence on and on and on and on, saying he had to go. and on and on, saying he had to ge. se— and on and on, saying he had to ge. se vnet— and on and on, saying he had to go. so what happened was the tneen— go. so what happened was the tneen et— go. so what happened was the tneen et ent— go. so what happened was the queen at and general dannatt, vne— queen at and general dannatt, vne es— queen at and general dannatt, vne e— queen at and general dannatt, who was a really— queen at and general dannatt, who was a really senior man ttete.— who was a really senior man tnere. tne— who was a really senior man there, the chief— who was a really senior man there, the chief of general stett— there, the chief of general stett. set— there, the chief of general staff, sat there _ there, the chief of general staff, sat there together with enetner— staff, sat there together with enetner tev— staff, sat there together with another few people and discussed

how another few people and discussed nev tney— another few people and discussed nev ttey tentt— another few people and discussed how they could get— another few people and discussed how they could get harry there setety— how they could get harry there setety ent — how they could get harry there safely and look— how they could get harry there safely and look after him at the tine— safely and look after him at the titne .— safely and look after him at the titne . it— safely and look after him at the same time . it wasn't that it same time. it wasn't that it titn-t— same time. it wasn't that it didn't matter— same time. it wasn't that it didn't matter if— same time. it wasn't that it didn't matter if he was there. it didn't matter if he was there. it titn-t— didn't matter if he was there. it didn't matter— didn't matter if he was there. it didn't matter that he would suppty_ it didn't matter that he would supply a— it didn't matter that he would suttty e titney— it didn't matter that he would supply a kidney or a anything etse— supply a kidney or a anything etse tnet— supply a kidney or a anything else that he's— supply a kidney or a anything else that he's mentioned in his neening— else that he's mentioned in his neening. its— else that he's mentioned in his moaning. it's absolute nonsense. tnyvey— moaning. it's absolute nonsense. tnyvey. tney— moaning. it's absolute nonsense. anyway they spent— moaning. it's absolute nonsense. anyway, they spent a long time witn— anyway, they spent a long time vitn witn— anyway, they spent a long time with with harry— anyway, they spent a long time with with harry trying to get senetning— with with harry trying to get something safe— with with harry trying to get something safe . and in the end, something safe. and in the end, tney— something safe. and in the end, ttey sent— something safe. and in the end, tney sent tin — something safe. and in the end, they sent him out— something safe. and in the end, they sent him out because he was so they sent him out because he was se teterninet— they sent him out because he was so determined with— they sent him out because he was so determined with police tretettien— so determined with police protection officers . so he protection officers. so he ventet— protection officers. so he wanted this— protection officers. so he wanted this was actually on duty . ttet-s— wanted this was actually on duty . ttet-s reetty— wanted this was actually on duty . 30?- “.0303. “r: by . that's really interesting. by people really cushioned.- . 30?- “.0303. “r: by people really cushioned. yeah no, people really cushioned. yeah tetetty. — people really cushioned. yeah no, totally. 3 g no, totally. angela. i just want to ask you as well about this other line that has emerged via robert jobson in the book our king. do you believe that the late queen described harry and meghan as being, quote unquote , meghan as being, quote unquote, quite mad ? i don't think she's quite mad? i don't think she's tnet— quite mad? i don't think she's tnet tyte— quite mad? i don't think she's tnet tyte et— quite mad? i don't think she's that type of woman— 3- 3“?37 i don't think she's that type of woman to say that

ettnetty— that type of woman to say that ettuetty .— that type of woman to say that ettuetty . — that type of woman to say that ettuetiy . i— that type of woman to say that actually , no. i think she would actually, no. i think she would neve— actually, no. i think she would neve tett— actually, no. i think she would neve tett . — actually, no. i think she would have kept . oh,— actually, no. i think she would have kept . oh, no- actually, no. i think she would have kept. cj“ actually, no. i think she would have kept . cj 3“ cj 3“ actually, no. i think she would have kept . cj“ cj“ jivi0 have kept. oh, no. oh, no. we've just lost angela. but look, we're going to have to move on anyway. so it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . hm. britain in union jackass. hm. what a shame. i was desperate to find out what angela had to say. but look, the gif. i'm also desperate to know who your greatest britain is . so greatest britain nominee is. so who are you going to go with, mcgeough? do you remember? yeah i do, for one. go on, go on. snette— i do, for one. go on, go on. suella braverman- i do, for one. go on, go on. suella braverman is- go on, go on. suella braverman is my greatest tritein— suella braverman is my greatest tritein ter— suella braverman is my greatest britain for sport— suella braverman is my greatest britain for sport .— suella braverman is my greatest britain for sport . working out britain for sport. working out serieusty— britain for sport. working out serieusty et— britain for sport. working out seriously at last— britain for sport. working out seriously at last on the greening— seriously at last on the grooming gangs and telling the trutn— grooming gangs and telling the trutn etent— grooming gangs and telling the truth about them _ grooming gangs and telling the truth about them and not so far tevtev— truth about them and not so far tevtev inte— truth about them and not so far kowtow into the— truth about them and not so far kowtow into the muslim groups vne— kowtow into the muslim groups vne ere— kowtow into the muslim groups vne teying— kowtow into the muslim groups who are saying to— kowtow into the muslim groups who are saying to her that she neets— who are saying to her that she neets te— who are saying to her that she needs to apologise for divisive tenguege— needs to apologise for divisive tenguege vnen— needs to apologise for divisive language when we all know that ettnetty— language when we all know that actually that's— language when we all know that actually that's why they got evey— actually that's why they got evey vitn— actually that's why they got evey wit it— actually that's why they got away with it for— actually that's why they got away with it for so long in the tint— away with it for so long in the tint-iveit— away with it for so long in the first-well, sue - away with it for so long in the first well, sue ellen, first place. well, sue ellen, geet— first place. well, sue ellen, geet en— first place. well, sue ellen, geet en net.— first place. well, sue ellen, good on her, good on her for tnet. — good on her, good on her for that. calvin— good on her, good on her for that. 3“ t that. calvin robinson, your greatest nominee. mine greatest britain nominee. mine is widower of is gareth eve, the widower of ntt— is gareth eve, the widower of tnt-use- is gareth eve, the widower of bbc-lisa shaw- is gareth eve, the widower of bbc-lisa shaw ,. is gareth eve, the widower of bbc lisa shaw , who bbc presenter lisa shaw, who

ttet— bbc presenter lisa shaw, who tiet tren — bbc presenter lisa shaw, who died from cowo— bbc presenter lisa shaw, who died from covid vaccine died from covid 19 vaccine retetet— died from covid 19 vaccine related injuries— died from covid 19 vaccine related injuries and she's he's suing— related injuries and she's he's suing astrazeneca . yeah. and suing astrazeneca. yeah. and tnis— suing astrazeneca. yeah. and tnis is— suing astrazeneca. yeah. and tnis is sutt— suing astrazeneca. yeah. and this is such an— suing astrazeneca. yeah. and this is such an important story. ttete-s— this is such an important story. ttete-s its— this is such an important story. ttete-s it-s e— this is such an important story. there's it's a class— this is such an important story. there's it's a class action- there's it's a class action about 70 victim teams and we're actually looking into the story. there's much more to come on it andifs there's much more to come on it and it's very important, actually for you to flag at kelvin. rebecca reid, your greatest britain nominee. my greatest britain nominee. my greatest britain nominee. my greatest britain yes. is charlotte is c130?.03. 3“ is charlotte is princess greatest britain yes. is- charlotte is princess charlotte nenestty— charlotte is princess charlotte nenestty tne — charlotte is princess charlotte honestly the most beautifully tenevet— honestly the most beautifully behaved child _ honestly the most beautifully behaved child at every possible event— behaved child at every possible event ent— behaved child at every possible event and apparently now is in tine— event and apparently now is in tine te— event and apparently now is in tine te te— event and apparently now is in line to be duchess of edinburgh vnen— line to be duchess of edinburgh vnen i— line to be duchess of edinburgh vnen i tete— line to be duchess of edinburgh when i hope prince edward teesn-t— when i hope prince edward teesn-t tie— when i hope prince edward doesn't die for— when i hope prince edward doesn't die for a long time. but vnen— doesn't die for a long time. but vnen it— doesn't die for a long time. but when it happens,— doesn't die for a long time. but when it happens, apparently sne-s— when it happens, apparently sne-s getng— when it happens, apparently sne-s geinglte— when it happens, apparently she's going be duchess of she's going to be duchess of ttinturgn. — she's going to be duchess of edinburgh. well,- she's going to be duchess of edinburgh. �*jth0-- she's going to be duchess of edinburgh. 30 “g edinburgh. well, look, i'm going to course, for gareth to go. of course, for gareth eve, is the widow of the bbc eve, who is the widow of the bbc presenter shaw. calvin's presenter lisa shaw. calvin's nominee. this against nominee. this case against astrazeneca very astrazeneca is very, very important , astrazeneca is very, very important, isn't you and jackass. time now. carol mcgiffin, your nominee is . it's mcgiffin, your nominee is. it's dylan. dylan mulvaney- mcgiffin, your nominee is. it's dylan. dylan mulvaney ,- tit: 3“ it's dylan. dylan mulvaney , who i dylan. dylan mulvaney, who i titeretty— dylan. dylan mulvaney, who i titeretty te— dylan. dylan mulvaney, who i literally do never, ever want to tis— literally do never, ever want to nis tete— literally do never, ever want to see his face again.— literally do never, ever want to see his face again. and that's

it. tve— see his face again. and that's it. be i— see his face again. and that's it. be i tete— see his face again. and that's it. i've i take my— see his face again. and that's it. i've i take my hat off to nin— it. i've i take my hat off to tin ter— it. i've i take my hat off to him for making— it. i've i take my hat off to him for making so much money in the him for making so much money in tne stete— him for making so much money in tne stete et— him for making so much money in the space of five— him for making so much money in the space of five minutes. but tteese— the space of five minutes. but tteese ten-t— the space of five minutes. but please don't talk— the space of five minutes. but please don't talk about him any . te— please don't talk about him any . te — please don't talk about him any more . go cohen— please don't talk about him any more . go 3“ t “303“ 3 more. go cohen robinson, your union jackass nominee. mine is his majesty union jackass nominee. mine is his iteiesty ting— union jackass nominee. mine is his majesty king charles- .0“ 0“ 3 mine is his majesty king charles because he his majesty king charles because ne vents— his majesty king charles because ne vents te— his majesty king charles because ne vents te te— his majesty king charles because he wants to be the— his majesty king charles because he wants to be the most inttusive.— he wants to be the most inclusive, diverse monarch ever. tnt— inclusive, diverse monarch ever. tnt tergets— inclusive, diverse monarch ever. tnt tergets ne— inclusive, diverse monarch ever. and forgets he is— inclusive, diverse monarch ever. and forgets he is defender of the christian _ and forgets he is defender of the christian faith. and there's tett— the christian faith. and there's tett et— the christian faith. and there's tett et tin — the christian faith. and there's talk of him having islamic treyer— talk of him having islamic treyer et— talk of him having islamic treyer et tis— talk of him having islamic prayer at his christian coronation— prayer at his christian coronation ceremony. it's eutregeeus— coronation ceremony. it's uteeusg — coronation ceremony. it's outrageous . . . outrageous. it's a bit worried when you also add to this the idea of rapper asians because of the royal family's historic links to slavery. it's like, you know, you're not going to win by being the king of woke charles. rebecca reid, your nominee, suella braverman for her comments about wokery surrounding the. wow . comments about wokery surrounding the. wow. i just think surrounding the. wow. i just tnint vetery— surrounding the. wow. i just think wokery is— surrounding the. wow. i just think wokery is a— surrounding the. wow. i just think wokery is a very- : “g wow. ijust think wokery is a very internet steng— think wokery is a very internet steng vert— think wokery is a very internet steng vert te— think wokery is a very internet slang word to use. i'm not sure its— slang word to use. i'm not sure its e— slang word to use. i'm not sure its e very— slang word to use. i'm not sure it's a very professional way to tett— it's a very professional way to tett etent— it's a very professional way to talk about people's feelings or eterienes— talk about people's feelings or eteientes .— talk about people's feelings or experiences . perfect. cj“ talk about people's feelings or experiences. perfect. cj“ experiences. perfect. oh, so exentte— experiences. perfect. oh, so exentte et— experiences. perfect. oh, so example of wokery, right there. exactly. they give versus rebecca reid. carol goes for braverman is— rebecca reid. carol goes for braverman is the—

t 33 ?0 3 carol goes for braverman is the greatest tritein.— braverman is the greatest britain. rebecca reid goes for as britain. rebecca reid goes for es iett— britain. rebecca reid goes for as union jack but— britain. rebecca reid goes for as union jack but look of course it's as union jack but look of course its tyten— as union jack but look of course it's dylan mulvaney harold's unten— it's dylan mulvaney harold's union jackass— it's dylan mulvaney harold's union jackass nominee but i also ettnetty— union jackass nominee but i also ettuetiy ttene— union jackass nominee but i also actually blame the— union jackass nominee but i also actually blame the woke tetenies— actually blame the woke companies who are buying into tnis— companies who are buying into this madness. _ companies who are buying into this madness. it— companies who are buying into this madness. it is clearly madness. they're doing it for tne— madness. they're doing it for tne vreng— madness. they're doing it for the wrong reasons and actually tney— the wrong reasons and actually ttey ere— the wrong reasons and actually tney teing— the wrong reasons and actually they are being highly offensive to they are being highly offensive te teet— they are being highly offensive to real women,— they are being highly offensive to real women, to— they are being highly offensive to real women, to gay people, ent— to real women, to gay people, ent etse— to real women, to gay people, ent etse ty— to real women, to gay people, and also by the— to real women, to gay people, and also by the way, to genuine ttens— and also by the way, to genuine trens tett— and also by the way, to genuine trans folk who _ and also by the way, to genuine trans folk who go— and also by the way, to genuine trans folk who go through real struggtes— trans folk who go through real struggtes .— trans folk who go through real struggtes . tut— trans folk who go through real struggles . but look, thank you struggles. but look, thank you so struggles. but look, thank you se nntn— struggles. but look, thank you se nutn te— struggles. but look, thank you so much to megxit calvin tetinsen— so much to megxit calvin robinson and— so much to megxit calvin robinson and rebecca. read my tetnteus— robinson and rebecca. read my fabulous superstar panel. thank you fabulous superstar panel. thank yeu ter— fabulous superstar panel. thank yen tet yenr— fabulous superstar panel. thank you for your company tonight. in — you for your company tonight. in tett— you for your company tonight. i'm back again— you for your company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 tn.— i'm back again tomorrow from 9 tn. tete— i'm back again tomorrow from 9 tn. nere en— i'm back again tomorrow from 9 tn. nere en et— i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. here on gb news. headliners p.m. here on gb news. headliners is next— p.m. here on gb news. headliners is next tneugn. — p.m. here on gb news. headliners is next though. good— p.m. here on gb news. headliners is next though. good night.

good evening. /0- 30 good evening. you're with gb news. in a moment, headline. but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and our top story tonight on gb news. the prime minister has welcomed the president, joe biden , to the us president, joe biden, to belfast, rishi sunak greeted joe biden at the military base in county antrim in the last hour . county antrim in the last hour. mr. biden is on a four day visit to northern ireland and the repubuc to northern ireland and the republic of ireland to mark 25 years since the good friday agreement. the white house has said there won't be any formal group meeting between mr. biden and stormont's main political parties , but he will have

parties, but he will have a chance to talk with leaders ahead of a speech at ulster university tomorrow. meanwhile police in northern ireland have found four suspected pipe bombs dunng found four suspected pipe bombs during a public safety operation an hours before the arrival of the president. officers had petrol bombs and stones and bottles thrown at their vehicles dunng bottles thrown at their vehicles during the security check at a cemetery in creggan. the police federation of northern ireland says the discovery is a clear statement of intent to harm police officers. while the psni has called it a further sinister and worrying development . and it and worrying development. and it follows violent scenes in londonderry yesterday where missiles were thrown at police cars during an anti—agreement republican march which he hospital bosses say they're worried about overnight care. tonight as they try to find cover during seeing junior doctor strikes in england . doctor strikes in england. thousands of british medical association members began their four days of industrial action today. four days of industrial action today . downing street is today. downing street is refusing to hold further talks

with the union unless it abandons its