well . n0 spin, no well. n0 spin, no bias , well. no spin, no bias , no well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. — well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm- well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. j?“ well. no spin, no bias, no- censorship. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight after months of speculation, buckingham palace confirms prince harry will attend the coronation alone as meghan bottles britain's booze to stay in california with the king's grandchildren . kate is king's grandchildren. kate is relieved, but still has to try and keep her furious husband, william, away from his treacherous brother . but charles treacherous brother. but charles is said to be delighted his son will be there . but are you happy will be there. but are you happy that the duchess will not be at the coronation .7 anne, i want the coronation? anne, i want your verdict as paul burrell takes on tessa dunlop in the clash. then esteemed historian david starkey is uncancelled

live in the studio to deliver his verdict on this bombshell announcement. also coming up tonight, the white house has sensationally denied dame arlene foster's claim on this show that joe biden is anti—british . but joe biden is anti—british. but as the president arrives in his favoured republic of ireland, i'll show how if anyone was in any doubt that doddie dimwit biden has a deep hatred of the uk, then today just proved it . uk, then today just proved it. that's in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by dominique samuels. adam brooks and matthew lasalle . elsewhere tonight as lasalle. elsewhere tonight as his party's poll lead shrinks to its narrowest margins since rishi sunak became pm, have slippery starmer's hypocritical attack ads backfired, with deputy chairman of the conservative party lee anderson fires a warning to care over his party's gutter politics. live shortly. also on the way is channel 4 wrong to allow adults to strip in front of children in its sick? new show naked

education. one of the men stripping off liam halewood joins me. he will be clothed , joins me. he will be clothed, i'm glad to say, live in the studio to defend the controversial show against tv firebrand kim woodburn. and connor tomlinson. plus, is phillip schofield wrong to say he no longer has a brother following his conviction for child sex abuse? former prisons minister ann widdecombe hits out at the itv star later this hour. liz truss staged her comeback today and she's keeping up the fight against our destructive woke culture . i think it's come woke culture. i think it's come to is— woke culture. i think it's come so is sen— woke culture. i think it's come to is self flagellation,- {m ”c; i think it's come to is self flagellation, self flagellation _ to is self flagellation, self flagellation of— to is self flagellation, self flagellation of the values that made— flagellation of the values that made su— flagellation of the values that made our country great in the first— made our country great in the first place. — made our country great in the first place. so— made our country great in the first place. so how have we endangered— first place. so how have we endangered ourselves by p..d....g_ endangered ourselves by p..d....g ss— endangered ourselves by pandering to the liberal left? we-u— pandering to the liberal left? we'll dissect— pandering to the liberal left? we'll dissect the— pandering to the liberal left? we'll dissect the former- pandering to the liberal left? we'll dissect the former pm's formidable comeback soon. and will ellen's evisceration of the biased bbc and its pipsqueak journalists be enough to earn him an honorary greatest britain victory? claimed that the hateful content was high. well, that's a false no . what i. you

that's a false no. what i. you just lied. what find out as i ground my latest greatest britain and union jackass before the night is out. as ever , stay the night is out. as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press to this tomorrow's newspaper. front pages wootton. e press to this tomorrow's newspaper. front pages wootton. tonight.o this tomorrow's newspaper. front pages wootton. tonight. let's. is dan wootton. tonight. let's go . go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. i'm dan wootton. very busy news day . wootton. very busy news day. biden first, then the big harry and meghan news. but before all of that, the headlines with polly middlehurst . of that, the headlines with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good— polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening- 3: dan, thank you and good evening to you. we..— you and good evening to you. was on— you and good evening to you. was on his— you and good evening to you. well on his trip— you and good evening to you. well on his trip to county louth as part— well on his trip to county louth as pan of— well on his trip to county louth as para of has— well on his trip to county louth as part of his visit— well on his trip to county louth as part of his visit to the republis— as part of his visit to the republic of— as part of his visit to the republic of ireland, the us president— republic of ireland, the us president joe— republic of ireland, the us president joe biden, has said tonight— president joe biden, has said ioaigiai ii— president joe biden, has said tonight it feels— president joe biden, has said tonight it feels like home. mr. oiioa-s— tonight it feels like home. mr. oiioa-s aioai— tonight it feels like home. mr. biden's great grandfather, james iiaaoaai— biden's great grandfather, james iiaaogaa was— biden's great grandfather, james finnegan, was born in the com.— finnegan, was born in the county. earlier— finnegan, was born in the county. earlier crowds of well—wishers_

county. earlier crowds of well—wishers braved the rainy woaiiioi— well—wishers braved the rainy weather under— well—wishers braved the rainy weather under umbrellas to watch his moioioaio— weather under umbrellas to watch his motorcade drive— weather under umbrellas to watch his motorcade drive past . he his motorcade drive past. he ioaioi— his motorcade drive past. he toured carlingford castle as wou— toured carlingford castle as well before _ toured carlingford castle as well before moving on to dundalk . iaaiioa— well before moving on to dundalk . earlier, speaking— well before moving on to dundalk . earlier, speaking in northern isiaaoi— . earlier, speaking in northern ireland, president biden spoke aioai— ireland, president biden spoke aioai iso— ireland, president biden spoke about the significance of the good — about the significance of the good iiiiay— about the significance of the good friday agreement and he praised— good friday agreement and he oraisoi iso— good friday agreement and he praised the windsor framework. somoiimos— praised the windsor framework. sometimes especially when the iisiaaoo — sometimes especially when the iisiaaoo oi— sometimes especially when the distance of history we forget how— distance of history we forget how hai— distance of history we forget how hard earned and how asioaaiiag— how hard earned and how astounding that peace was at the nnonnoni— astounding that peace was at the ooi . — astounding that peace was at the ooi . ii— astounding that peace was at the moment . it shifted— astounding that peace was at the moment . c poi: astounding that peace was at the moment . c moment. it shifted the political gravity in our world. there were no guarantees that the deal on paper would hold , no guarantees paper would hold, no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the progress. we celebrate today . it took a long, hard , hard . it took a long, hard, hard years of work to get to this place. it took a people willing to come together in good faith and to risk boldly for the future. forjoe and to risk boldly for the future . forjoe biden speaking future. forjoe biden speaking at future. forjoe biden speaking ai nision— future. forjoe biden speaking at ulster university— ”it; forjoe biden speaking at ulster university earlier on max-— at ulster university earlier on ioaay. won.— at ulster university earlier on today. well, the— at ulster university earlier on today. well, the scottish government— today. well, the scottish government is planning to launch a iogai— government is planning to launch a legal challenge— government is planning to launch a legal challenge against westminster's_ a legal challenge against westminster's decision to veto

gonion— westminster's decision to veto new gender recognition reforms. sooiiani— new gender recognition reforms. scotland social— new gender recognition reforms. scotland social justice soonoian— scotland social justice secretary says the bill was passoi— secretary says the bill was passoa ny— secretary says the bill was passoa by an— secretary says the bill was passed by an overwhelm majority in noiynooi— passed by an overwhelm majority in noiynooi .— passed by an overwhelm majority in holyrood , with— passed by an overwhelm majority in holyrood , with support from in holyrood, with support from all in holyrood, with support from aii panios— in holyrood, with support from aii panios .— in holyrood, with support from all parties . shirley—anne all parties. shirley—anne somerville_ all parties. shirley—anne somerville warned the british govonnnnon-is— somerville warned the british government's use of section 35 niskoi— government's use of section 35 niskoi soiiing— government's use of section 35 risked setting a— government's use of section 35 risked setting a dangerous constitutional— risked setting a dangerous constitutional precedent over nnai— constitutional precedent over nnai sno— constitutional precedent over what she said— constitutional precedent over what she said were devolved naiions. — what she said were devolved matters. well— what she said were devolved matters. well rishi sunak has hit matters. well rishi sunak has no back— matters. well rishi sunak has no iaok ani— matters. well rishi sunak has hit back and defended the move, saying— hit back and defended the move, saying no— hit back and defended the move, saying no nas— hit back and defended the move, saying he has concerns over its innaoi— saying he has concerns over its inpaoi on— saying he has concerns over its impact on women's safety. former onc— impact on women's safety. former nnc ioaiio— impact on women's safety. former nnc ioaiio ono— impact on women's safety. former bbc radio one dj— impact on women's safety. former bbc radio one dj tim westwood has bbc radio one dj tim westwood nas noon— bbc radio one dj tim westwood has been interviewed twice under oaaiion— has been interviewed twice under oaaiion ion— has been interviewed twice under oaaiion ion ivo— has been interviewed twice under caution for five alleged sex oiionoos— caution for five alleged sex offences between 1982 and 2016. the metropolitan _ offences between 1982 and 2016. the metropolitan police saying it interviewed _ the metropolitan police saying it interviewed a— the metropolitan police saying it interviewed a 65 year old man on nann— it interviewed a 65 year old man on iianon ino— it interviewed a 65 year old man on march the 15th— it interviewed a 65 year old man on march the 15th and april the oin— on march the 15th and april the on inis— on march the 15th and april the on inis yoan— on march the 15th and april the 4th. this year, there's been no aosi— 4th. this year, there's been no aosi .— 4th. this year, there's been no aosi . nai— 4th. this year, there's been no arrest . but last— 4th. this year, there's been no arrest . but last year, arrest. but last year, a statement— arrest. but last year, a statement from a representative of statement from a representative oi iin— statement from a representative of tim westwood— statement from a representative of tim westwood said he strongly ionioi— of tim westwood said he strongly ionioi aii— of tim westwood said he strongly denied all allegations . owens denied all allegations. owens now , as you've been hearing, now, as you've been hearing, is— now, as you've been hearing, is noon— now, as you've been hearing, it's been confirmed the duchess of it's been confirmed the duchess oi sasso— it's been confirmed the duchess of sussex will— it's been confirmed the duchess of sussex will not—

it's been confirmed the duchess of sussex will not attend the oononaiion — of sussex will not attend the coronation of— of sussex will not attend the coronation of king charles in may. — coronation of king charles in may. nai— coronation of king charles in may. on ino— coronation of king charles in may. but the duke of sussex, nanny.— may. but the duke of sussex, nanny. nin— may. but the duke of sussex, nanny. niii. in— may. but the duke of sussex, harry, will. in a— may. but the duke of sussex, harry, will. in a statement, the naiaoo— harry, will. in a statement, the paiaoo saii— harry, will. in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will in— palace said meghan markle will remain in california with their oiiiinon— remain in california with their children. prince— remain in california with their children. prince archie and ininooss— children. prince archie and princess lilibet_ children. prince archie and princess lilibet . the princess lilibet. the announcement follows weeks of snooaiaiion— announcement follows weeks of speculation following the publication— speculation following the publication of— speculation following the publication of prince harry's controversial— publication of prince harry's controversial autobiography, spano— controversial autobiography, spano non— controversial autobiography, spare now the— controversial autobiography, spare now the emergency services in sasso— spare now the emergency services saso ao— spare now the emergency services in sussex are searching for a nno is— in sussex are searching for a woman who is believed to have noon— woman who is believed to have noon snoni— woman who is believed to have noon snoni oai— woman who is believed to have been swept out to— woman who is believed to have been swept out to sea in iaignion— been swept out to sea in nngnion as— been swept out to sea in brighton as storm noah continues to brighton as storm noah continues io snoop— brighton as storm noah continues io snoop across— brighton as storm noah continues to sweep across the— brighton as storm noah continues to sweep across the uk . police to sweep across the uk. police in iaignion— to sweep across the uk. police in brighton are— to sweep across the uk. police in brighton are now carrying out a soanon— in brighton are now carrying out a soanon ani— in brighton are now carrying out a search and rescue operation as noavy— a search and rescue operation as noavy nann— a search and rescue operation as noayy ani— a search and rescue operation as heavy rain and 70— a search and rescue operation as heavy rain and 70 mile an hour gasis— heavy rain and 70 mile an hour gusts continue— heavy rain and 70 mile an hour gusts continue ._ heavy rain and 70 mile an hour gusts continue . meanwhile, gusts continue. meanwhile, ino — gusts continue. meanwhile, across the country, hundreds of proponios— across the country, hundreds of proponios navo— across the country, hundreds of properties have been left niinoai— properties have been left without power— properties have been left without power and several rail sonioos— without power and several rail sonioos navo— without power and several rail services have also— without power and several rail services have also reported ioiays— services have also reported aoiays ani— services have also reported delays and cancelled . nations delays and cancelled. nations niii— delays and cancelled. nations niii keep— delays and cancelled. nations wiii koog yoa— delays and cancelled. nations wiii koog yoa ag— delays and cancelled. nations will keep you up to date on sionn— will keep you up to date on sionn noan— will keep you up to date on storm noah throughout the night nono— storm noah throughout the night nono on— storm noah throughout the night nono on on— storm noah throughout the night here on gb news.— storm noah throughout the night here on gb news. i'm back in an ion.— here on gb news. i'm back in an noan non— here on gb news. i'm back in an noan non oasi— here on gb news. i'm back in an hour. now back to— here on gb news. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan .

hour. now back to dan. so— hour. now back to dan. so ion— hour. now back to dan. so ion aii— hour. now back to dan. so for all the- hour. now back to dan. so for all the british folk who ioaiiy— so for all the british folk who loudly celebrated the demise of oonaii— loudly celebrated the demise of nonaii nann— loudly celebrated the demise of donald trump, how do you feel inai— donald trump, how do you feel now that we've— donald trump, how do you feel now that we've got an avowed anii—nniiisn— now that we've got an avowed anti—british president in the wniio— anti—british president in the white house? _ anti—british president in the white house? if- anti—british president in the white house? �*" “ white house? if anyone was in any doubt that doddery dimwit joe biden has a deep hatred of the united kingdom , especially the united kingdom, especially the united kingdom, especially the english and especially the royal family. by the way, then today, just proved it. so first there was the petty us officials ensured the position of biden's beast vehicle meant tv cameras were blocked from showing rishi sunak greeting the president as he touched down in belfast for his 15 hour visit, of which he would spend half of the time sleeping thing. and then he appeared to look at this push past at sunak , which is very odd past at sunak, which is very odd .then past at sunak, which is very odd . then there was the decision for biden to downgrade a planned bilateral meeting with sunak into what's been dubbed a bilat

, a pathetic coffee and what looked like a hotel lobby with no press conference where joe biden finally did speak. there were few kind words about the special relationship with the uk, but as ever , a lot of chat uk, but as ever, a lot of chat about his irish roots. countless others established new lives of opportunity across the atlantic , planting farms , founding , planting farms, founding communities, starting businesses , never forgetting their connection to this island. as a matter of fact, as you ““ as a matter of fact, as you walk into my oiiioo — matter of fact, as you walk into my oiiioo in— matter of fact, as you walk into my office in the— matter of fact, as you walk into my office in the in— matter of fact, as you walk into my office in the in the oval oiiioo— my office in the in the oval oiiioo in— my office in the in the oval office in the _ my office in the in the oval office in the united states oaniiai— office in the united states capital, guess— office in the united states capital, guess what? you know ano— capital, guess what? you know nno ioanioi— capital, guess what? you know who founded and— capital, guess what? you know who founded and designed and iaiii— who founded and designed and iaiii ino— who founded and designed and built the white— who founded and designed and built the white house? an inisnnan— built the white house? an inisnnan .— built the white house? an irishman . oh,— built the white house? an irishman . oh, your history is irishman. oh, your history is nisiony— irishman. oh, your history is nisiony .— irishman. oh, your history is our history . but— irishman. oh, your history is our history. but even more ingonani— our history. but even more ingonani io— our history. but even more important to your future is anon-s— important to your future is america's future . so no wonder america's future. so no wonder the america's future. so no wonder ino ioo— america's future. so no wonder the former first— america's future. so no wonder the former first minister of nonnonn— the former first minister of northern ireland, the wonderful nano— northern ireland, the wonderful nano aniono— northern ireland, the wonderful dame arlene foster, made noaiiinos— dame arlene foster, made headlines around the world ianing— headlines around the world ianing non— headlines around the world during her interview with me nono— during her interview with me nono iasi— during her interview with me here last night,— during her interview with me here last night, where she said sinaiy— here last night, where she said singiy inai— here last night, where she said simply that biden— here last night, where she said

simply that biden hates the uk list simply that biden hates the uk iisi goos— simply that biden hates the uk iisi goos on— simply that biden hates the uk list goes on and— simply that biden hates the uk list goes on and on down in noiaiion— list goes on and on down in noiaiion io— list goes on and on down in relation to his— list goes on and on down in relation to his dismissal of the inisn— relation to his dismissal of the nniiisn poogio— relation to his dismissal of the british people living here in nonnonn— british people living here in northern ireland and of course, he northern ireland and of course, no novoiioi— northern ireland and of course, he revelled in— northern ireland and of course, he revelled in the— northern ireland and of course, he revelled in the fact that he ioni— he revelled in the fact that he ioii a— he revelled in the fact that he ioii a soy— he revelled in the fact that he told a story about— he revelled in the fact that he told a story about his mother noiasing— told a story about his mother noiasing io— told a story about his mother refusing to sleep— told a story about his mother refusing to sleep in a bed iooaaso— refusing to sleep in a bed because her— refusing to sleep in a bed because her late majesty the oaoon— because her late majesty the oaoon nai— because her late majesty the queen had slept— because her late majesty the queen had slept in the bed. �*vai�*iz; queen had slept in the bed. we know— queen had slept in the bed. we know inai— queen had slept in the bed. we know an no— queen had slept in the bed. we know that he is— queen had slept in the bed. we know that he is down- queen had slept in the bed. we know that he is down the- queen had slept in the bed. we know that he is down the most partisan president there has ever been. when dealing with northern ireland. he hits the united kingdom. i don't think there's any doubt about that. now the white house was forced to respond to our interview this morning via a national security spokesperson. but the response was spokesperson. but the response ia— spokesperson. but the response ian inon — “ but the response was far from convincing . erg was far from convincing. erg aniono— was far from convincing. erg arlene foster— was far from convincing. erg arlene foster ,_ was far from convincing. erg arlene foster , who is a former arlene foster, who is a former nisi— arlene foster, who is a former first minister— arlene foster, who is a former first minister of— arlene foster, who is a former first minister of northern inoiani— first minister of northern inoiani on— first minister of northern ireland on dup leader, said on the television— ireland on dup leader, said on the television channel yesterday inai— the television channel yesterday that president— the television channel yesterday that president biden hates the aniioi— that president biden hates the united kingdom _ that president biden hates the united kingdom . and that president biden hates the united kingdom .and i that president biden hates the united kingdom . and i just united kingdom. and i just wonionoi— united kingdom. and i just wondered what— united kingdom. and i just wondered what the reaction was to wondered what the reaction was io inai— wondered what the reaction was to that president— wondered what the reaction was to that president biden oiwioasiy— to that president biden obviously is— to that president biden obviously is a very proud irish

anonoan — obviously is a very proud irish american. he— obviously is a very proud irish american. he is— obviously is a very proud irish american. it; : obviously is a very proud irish american. : american. he is proud of those irish roots. but but he is also a strong supporter of our bilateral partnership with the uk . is he really bilateral partnership with the uk. is he really i bilateral partnership with the uk . is he really i mean, biden uk. is he really i mean, biden naio— uk. is he really i mean, biden naio nis— uk. is he really i mean, biden made his feelings— is he really i mean, biden made his feelings clear about the made his feelings clear about no un— made his feelings clear about no gy wony— made his feelings clear about the uk very early— made his feelings clear about the uk very early on in his presidential— the uk very early on in his presidential bid. : ' i: m presidential bid. biden a quick word for the bbc, the bbc. i'm irish, but biden's britain- irish, but biden's britain naiing— irish, but biden's britain hating actually goes far deeper for hating actually goes far deeper ion nis— hating actually goes far deeper ion nis zoos— hating actually goes far deeper for his 2008 autobiography, pnonisos— for his 2008 autobiography, pnonisos io— for his 2008 autobiography, promises to keep revealed. his noiaiiwos— promises to keep revealed. his relatives held _ promises to keep revealed. his relatives held on— promises to keep revealed. his relatives held on to— promises to keep revealed. his relatives held on to irish grudges as biden's aunt gertie once told him. your father's not a bad man. he's just english and in 1982, before meeting the late queen for the first time, his mother, jean biden, gave him only one piece of advice . don't only one piece of advice. don't you bow to down her. then, as vice president in 2015, he even said, and this is when he was at his official residence, if you're wearing orange, you're

not welcome here. so biden's happy now. he's back home in ireland with his disgraced son, hunter biden. unbelievably along for the ride. he leaves the special relationship hanging on by a thread to respond. now my superstar panel, political commentator dominique samuels. the businessman and activist adam brooks , and former head of adam brooks, and former head of broadcasting for the labour party, matthew lanza . so, party, matthew lanza. so, dominique, look at that comment from arlene foster has gone around the world because actually she has spoken the truth and not many people who are in those really big positions or formerly were prepared to say it. but it's true, isn't it? biden hates the uk. let's just be honest about it. yeah. i mean, he hates the uk and if he doesn't hate it, he certainly dislikes us very much. i mean, he's made his feelings oioan— i mean, he's made his feelings oioan wiin— i mean, he's made his feelings clear with regards— i mean, he's made his feelings clear with regards to ireland, wiin— clear with regards to ireland, wiin noganis— clear with regards to ireland, with regards to— clear with regards to ireland, with regards to brexit. and to be with regards to brexit. and to g. iain— with regards to brexit. and to g. iain. ii— with regards to brexit. and to be fair, it actually does seem to be fair, it actually does seem io io— be fair, it actually does seem io g. a— be fair, it actually does seem to be a democrat— be fair, it actually does seem to be a democrat attitude . mood

to be a democrat attitude. mood iowanis— to be a democrat attitude. mood iowanis ino— to be a democrat attitude. mood towards the uk— to be a democrat attitude. mood towards the uk in— to be a democrat attitude. mood towards the uk in specific nogani— towards the uk in specific nogani io— towards the uk in specific regard to brexit and personally this regard to brexit and personally an is— regard to brexit and personally an is wnai— regard to brexit and personally this is what i— regard to brexit and personally this is what i feel— regard to brexit and personally this is what i feel like. his issao— this is what i feel like. his is.— this is what i feel like. his issue is. even— this is what i feel like. his issue is. even though it's none of issue is. even though it's none oi aoias— issue is. even though it's none of america's business us and i ininw— of america's business us and i inina wnai— of america's business us and i think what this— of america's business us and i think what this has exposed is inai— think what this has exposed is an is— think what this has exposed is an is nign— think what this has exposed is that it's high time that the uk oai— that it's high time that the uk oai oi— that it's high time that the uk came out of our— that it's high time that the uk came out of our state of ioiasion— came out of our state of delusion. in— came out of our state of delusion. in my opinion, the snooiai— delusion. in my opinion, the special relationship is dead. is— special relationship is dead. is ioon— special relationship is dead. it's been dead— special relationship is dead. it's been dead for a very long iino. — it's been dead for a very long iino. wo— it's been dead for a very long time. we need— it's been dead for a very long time. we need to— it's been dead for a very long time. we need to stop looking to anonioa— time. we need to stop looking to anonioa io— time. we need to stop looking to america to help— time. we need to stop looking to america to help us— time. we need to stop looking to america to help us make our inaonani— america to help us make our important political decisions iooaaso— important political decisions because quite— important political decisions because quite frankly, it's goiiing— because quite frankly, it's goiiing as— because quite frankly, it's getting us nowhere. i mean, ioi-s— getting us nowhere. i mean, ioi-s iawo— getting us nowhere. i mean, let's take ukraine, for example. in let's take ukraine, for example. in my— let's take ukraine, for example. in my ponsonai— let's take ukraine, for example. in my personal opinion, america is ino— in my personal opinion, america is no oo— in my personal opinion, america is the one that— in my personal opinion, america is the one that actually started inis— is the one that actually started this conflict. _ is the one that actually started this conflict. yeah— is the one that actually started this conflict. yeah britain's ioon— this conflict. yeah britain's ioon ioii— this conflict. yeah britain's been left to— this conflict. yeah britain's been left to bear the brunt of ino— been left to bear the brunt of no oosis— been left to bear the brunt of the costs and— been left to bear the brunt of the costs and also the sort of aoiiiioai— the costs and also the sort of political ramification of the iisoii— political ramification of the iisoii .— political ramification of the war itself . and— political ramification of the war itself . and joe biden, when war itself. and joe biden, when nos— war itself. and joe biden, when no-s noaiy— war itself. and joe biden, when no-s noaiy. no-s— war itself. and joe biden, when he's ready, he's it— war itself. and joe biden, when he's ready, he's it just leaves us he's ready, he's it just leaves as io— he's ready, he's it just leaves as io ii.— he's ready, he's it just leaves us to it. despite— he's ready, he's it just leaves us to it. despite the fact that anonioa— us to it. despite the fact that anonioa nas— us to it. despite the fact that america has been— us to it. despite the fact that america has been quite instrumental- america has been quite instrumental in that. and innanaoi— instrumental in that. and emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan of emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan oi nin — emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan oi nin .— emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan oi nin . no— emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan of him . he echoed— emmanuel macron, i'm not a fan of him . he echoed the same of him. he echoed the same inings— of him. he echoed the same inings no— of him. he echoed the same things he said— of him. he echoed the same things he said that, you know, we things he said that, you know, wo snoaii— things he said that, you know, we should really— things he said that, you know, we should really stop depending on anonioa— we should really stop depending on america to— we should really stop depending on america to make important

aoiiiioai— on america to make important political decisions. and i think the political decisions. and i think no iin— political decisions. and i think the uk should— political decisions. and i think the uk should accept that too, iooaaso— the uk should accept that too, iooaaso in— the uk should accept that too, iooaaso in my— the uk should accept that too, because in my opinion, it's been won— because in my opinion, it's been very disrespectful— because in my opinion, it's been very disrespectful towards the uk very disrespectful towards the iii-ow— very disrespectful towards the uk-our prime— very disrespectful towards the uk our prime minister, adam uk and our prime minister, adam nooks— uk and our prime minister, adam nooks-yoa— uk and our prime minister, adam brooks-you-there- uk and our prime minister, adam brooks-you-there is. uk and our prime minister, adam brooks you there is a brooks, do you think there is a ionosiio— brooks, do you think there is a domestic political— brooks, do you think there is a domestic political motivation for domestic political motivation ionioo— domestic political motivation ion ioo nision— domestic political motivation for joe biden to— domestic political motivation for joe biden to go down this forjoe biden to go down this paino — forjoe biden to go down this gaino ioon.— forjoe biden to go down this path? look, there's- forjoe biden to go down this path? c"iiil”iiil ”0 forjoe biden to go down this path? stifti; ”0 cc “tit“ path? look, there's 40 million irish americans are back home. for him to lap up, you know, and win— for him to lap up, you know, and wnin aa— for him to lap up, you know, and wnip ap into— for him to lap up, you know, and wnip ap into a— for him to lap up, you know, and whip up into a bit— for him to lap up, you know, and whip up into a bit of a frenzy. so,— whip up into a bit of a frenzy. so. yoa— whip up into a bit of a frenzy. so. yoa know.— whip up into a bit of a frenzy. so, you know, we've always got to ioon— so, you know, we've always got to ioon ai— so, you know, we've always got to look at all— so, you know, we've always got to look at all angles. biden is playing— to look at all angles. biden is giaying ino— to look at all angles. biden is playing the political game here. we playing the political game here. wo know— playing the political game here. wo anow wnai— playing the political game here. we know what his— playing the political game here. we know what his personal iooiings— we know what his personal feelings are.— we know what his personal feelings are. it's obvious , you feelings are. it's obvious, you know.— feelings are. it's obvious, you know. witn— feelings are. it's obvious, you know, with what— feelings are. it's obvious, you know, with what you've said aioai. — know, with what you've said aioai. yoa — know, with what you've said about, you know, the book in zoos— about, you know, the book in zoos ani— about, you know, the book in 2008 and his— about, you know, the book in 2008 and his comments during snowi— 2008 and his comments during inoaii ani— 2008 and his comments during brexit and even— 2008 and his comments during brexit and even likening boris to brexit and even likening boris io nann— brexit and even likening boris io inann no— brexit and even likening boris to trump, he has— brexit and even likening boris to trump, he has no respect for inisn— to trump, he has no respect for british democracy.— to trump, he has no respect for british democracy. that's clear. nai— british democracy. that's clear. nai inono— british democracy. that's clear. nai inono ano— british democracy. that's clear. but there are many ways where he can but there are many ways where he twist— but there are many ways where he iwisi inis— but there are many ways where he can twist this into— but there are many ways where he can twist this into his favour. iaoan— can twist this into his favour. iaoan witn— can twist this into his favour. favour with the— can twist this into his favour. favour with the 40 _ can twist this into his favour. favour with the 40 million american voters back home and also with the trade deal almost using the trade deal as leverage . you know, there's bribes and

inono-s— . you know, there's bribes and there's blackmail— you know, there's bribes and there's blackmail going on here. it's there's blackmail going on here. is saying— there's blackmail going on here. it's bullying from _ there's blackmail going on here. it's bullying from a superpower . wean.— it's bullying from a superpower . voan. ana— it's bullying from a superpower . voan. and i— it's bullying from a superpower . yeah. and i mean,- it's bullying from a superpower . yeah. and i mean, the- it's bullying from a superpower . yeah. and i mean, the thing is, matthew, he's such a pathetic president anyway, isn't he? he was almost comatose at that coffee meeting with sunak today. well i don't think he hates the uk, but i think he likes winding britain up. and particularly the british- particularly the british establishment. and i think we nast— establishment. and i think we nasi io— establishment. and i think we must be careful— establishment. and i think we must be careful about falling in iaiiing— must be careful about falling in owing-inan- must be careful about falling in iaiiing-inan. i- must be careful about falling in falling trap. i mean, falling into that trap. i mean, you— falling into that trap. i mean, you-i— falling into that trap. i mean, yoa-i inina— falling into that trap. i mean, you i think people forget you know, i think people forget inat— you know, i think people forget that sometimes— you know, i think people forget that sometimes the american positioni— that sometimes the american president,_theml that sometimes the american. president,_them as a president, we think of them as a bit president, we think of them as a inla— president, we think of them as a iiilaliiwo— president, we think of them as a bit.a.like the— president, we think of them as a bit.a.like the king- president, we think of them as a bit a like the king or bit as a bit like the king or ino— bit as a bit like the king or no oaoon — bit as a bit like the king or the queen. they're not a monarch. they're a politician. ani— monarch. they're a politician. ana-know.- monarch. they're a politician. and-know, his- monarch. they're a politician. and know, his politics and he is you know, his politics are and he is you know, his politics noi— and he is you know, his politics are not sunak— and he is you know, his politics are not sunak politics. "cat ”iii: are not sunak politics. they're not-ionnson-s— are not sunak politics. they're not johnson's politics. not boris johnson's politics. he's he's a he's you know, he's a gnognossiwo- he's you know, he's a progressive democrat. and i ininw— progressive democrat. and i inina-aiso— progressive democrat. and i think-also part- progressive democrat. and i think also part it. think that's also part of it. wean.— think that's also part of it. yeah,-britain- think that's also part of it. yeah,-britain works. think that's also part of it. i yeah,-britain works for yeah, hating britain works for him. don't think i don't him. no, i don't think i don't ininw— him. no, i don't think i don't ininali— him. no, i don't think i don't think-i don't— him. no, i don't think i don't think-i don't think- “ no, i don't think i don't think i don't think he hates think he i don't think he hates iniiain. — think he i don't think he hates iniiain. no— think he i don't think he hates britain. do you— think he i don't think he hates britain. do you think- think he i don't think he hates britain. jtit britain. do you think arlene foster is wrong on that? yes. no, she's not. i don't think sno. — no, she's not. i don't think sno. .oan— no, she's not. i don't think sno. .oan wo— no, she's not. i don't think she. .can we just- no, she's not. i don't think she. .can we just say. \tjz?j i don't think she. can we just say how she. and can we just say how gnoai— she. and can we just say how gnoai inat— she. and can we just say how gnoai an on— she. and can we just say how great that gb news has forced the great that gb news has forced ino wniio— great that gb news has forced the white house— great that gb news has forced the white house to come out and nosaonii— the white house to come out and nosaonii-says- the white house to come out and nosaonio-says a- the white house to come out and respond?-says a lot- respond? ed, that says a lot aioai—nyl about this channel in my opinion. — about this channel in my opinion. -i-

about this channel in my opinion.-i think. about this channel in my. opinion. -i think you about this channel in my- opinion.-i think you do opinion. well, i think you do touch upon something in that joe biden himself is an intrinsic part the american part of the american establishment. of establishment. he's part of the established party. established democratic party. and so he comes here with this attitude , food still, which i attitude, food still, which i think is old because america, quite frankly, isn't what it used to be of. i'm running the show here. i'm going to disrespect your prime minister. i'm going to be making claims about good friday agreement about the good friday agreement as if any of my business. as if it's any of my business. and we've all got to deal with it. and i think times have changed. tony and dominic, just took— changed. tony and dominic, just took ai— changed. tony and dominic, just took at ino— changed. tony and dominic, just look at the timing— cg: tony and dominic, just look at the timing well. look at the timing as well. i inis— look at the timing as well. i inis gay— look at the timing as well. i mean, this guy literally spent aioai— mean, this guy literally spent aioai oigni— mean, this guy literally spent about eight awake about eight hours awake in nation— about eight hours awake in northern -the- about eight hours awake in northern the uk. about eight hours awake in- northern -the uk. then northern ireland in the uk. then he northern ireland in the uk. then no—nons— northern ireland in the uk. then no—nons oo- northern ireland in the uk. then no—nons io- he immediately hops over to inoianoi— he immediately hops over toi inoianoi—in ireland, gets off the plane in nonna— ireland, gets off the plane in ireland. he's— ireland, gets off the plane in ireland. he's-a- ireland, gets off the plane in ireland. he's a holiday. ireland. he's having a holiday. ani— ireland. he's having a holiday. ana-ino— ireland. he's having a holiday. anilino way.— ireland. he's having a holiday. and-the way, is— ireland. he's having a holiday. and the way, is he just and by the way, is he just iaagning— and by the way, is he just iaagning in— and by the way, is he just laughing in faces by laughing in our faces by winging— laughing in our faces by bringing hunter biden possibly the bringing hunter biden possibly ino nosi— bringing hunter biden possibly the most discreet figure? i ion-i— the most discreet figure? i ion-i know— the most discreet figure? i don't know about that laptop . don't know about that laptop. i ny— don't know about that laptop. i mean, my question— don't know about that laptop. i mean, my question is- don't know about that laptop. mean, my question is hunter biden, i mean, is he a family member or is he one of biden's handlers ? because that would handlers? because that would only explain why he's so insulated from accountability

and allowed to do whatever the hell he wants. i think it's embarrassing. there was also one particularly embarrassing moment in dublin where he met a group of children in the one child said to him, what's the top step for success? and he could barely say the question back to him. but he said, make sure you all don't have covid did he sniff? did he did he sniff their hair, nano— did he did he sniff their hair, make sure he— did he did he sniff their hair, make sure he was matthew? /tit make sure he was matthew? you might— make sure he was matthew? you might think— make sure he was matthew? you might think he's— make sure he was matthew? you might think he's a— make sure he was matthew? you might think he's a left wing progressive hero. i say the quy's progressive hero. i say the guy's dementia ridden and shouldn't be in power, shouldn't even be considering running for the next election . donald trump the next election. donald trump last night on fox news said that he doesn't believe that biden's health will actually allow him to run for the presidency regardless of what he's saying. but i mean , joe biden is a much but i mean, joe biden is a much better friend of this country than donald trump was . oh, no. than donald trump was. oh, no. no way. absolutely absolutely. because because. because his politics are sensible and take ukraine sensible and take ukraine. i know you disagree with this, dominic, but but we

stand shoulder to shoulder with joe even stood joe biden. he even stood shoulder shoulder with boris shoulder to shoulder with boris johnson which johnson on ukraine, which we wouldn't have with trump. trump's to britain in a trump's a threat to britain in a way biden ukraine. way that biden about ukraine. we talk about the nord we can talk about the nord sinoan — we can talk about the nord sinoan 2— we can talk about the nord stream 2 pipeline it's stream 2 pipeline when it's wony—inai- stream 2 pipeline when it's very,_that the. stream 2 pipeline when it'si very,_that the us, very, very likely that the us, anion— very, very likely that the us, under instruction , blew under biden's instruction, blew up under biden's instruction, blew an inat— under biden's instruction, blew ago an gigoiino— under biden's instruction, blew ago an gigoiino .— under biden's instruction, blew up that pipeline , not letting up that pipeline, not letting anyono— up that pipeline, not letting anonoy oiso— up that pipeline, not letting anyone else know , causing an anyone else know, causing an environmental— anyone else know, causing an environmental disaster and patting— environmental disaster and putting european nations at a serious disadvantage and iiinisiio— serious disadvantage and blindside them. and that's iiaoiy— blindside them. and that's iiaoiy wny— blindside them. and that's likely why emmanuel macron is gaiio— likely why emmanuel macron is gaiio nosiiio— likely why emmanuel macron is quite hostile today . quite hostile today. okay, noninigao— quite hostile today. okay, dominique samuels, adam brooks , dominique samuels, adam brooks, matthew lazar, my superstar panel matthew lazar, my superstar panel. with me all night. but coming up, as his party's poll lead with us, have slippery star starmer's attack ads backfired with deputy chairman of the conservative lee anderson conservative party, lee anderson fires a warning shot over cares gutter politics. shortly but first, as the runaway royals decide, harry will come to the coronation alone . should we be coronation alone. should we be happy that meghan markle will not be there? diana was former rock paul burrell goes head to head with the historian dr.

tessa dunlop . she's a defender tessa dunlop. she's a defender of harry and meghan in the clash next. what do you think, though, diana gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news. the clash straight after the .

break lee anderson and ann widdecombe on the way, but it's time now for the clash . and after months

for the clash. and after months of speculation and more than a week after the deadline to rsvp, it's now finally confirmed that prince harry will attend next month's coronation . but he'll be month's coronation. but he'll be on his own. a statement released by buckingham palace reads buckingham palace is pleased to confirm that the duke of sussex will attend the coronation service at westminster abbey on the 6th of may. the duchess of sussex will remain in california with prince archie and princess lilibet . now, while members of lilibet. now, while members of the royal family particularly kate , are breathing a sigh of kate, are breathing a sigh of relief, the decision will be interpreted by many as a snub by malicious meghan as she carelessly denies king charles the chance to reunite with his youngest grandchildren, who have been marooned over 5000 miles away for most of the last three years. so tonight i'm asking you , are you happy that meghan will not be at the coronation of king charles iii? let me know your thoughts by emailing me at gbnews.uk. our poll running right now at gb news on twitter . but to debate this, i'm joined

by former close personal friend of princess diana. she describes him as her rock , paul burrell, him as her rock, paul burrell, and the historian and broadcaster dr. tessa dunlop . broadcaster dr. tessa dunlop. so, paul burrell, how do you feel about this decision ? well, feel about this decision? well, dan , it's exactly what- feel about this decision? well, dan , it's exactly what i- t:ti;ti. tit“7 well, dan , it's exactly what i thought dan, it's exactly what i thought woaii— dan, it's exactly what i thought woaia naggon. — dan, it's exactly what i thought woaia naggon. i— dan, it's exactly what i thought would happen. i personally am happy that i don't have to watch the harry and meghan show at the king's coronation because i want to watch the king's coronation. it's not about harry and meghan. it's not about harry and meghan. ii-s aioai— it's not about harry and meghan. ii-s aioai oa— it's not about harry and meghan. it's about our country , our it's about our country, our goonio— it's about our country, our googio ani— it's about our country, our people and our- it's about our country, our people and our working royal nanny.— people and our working royal ianiiy. ani— people and our working royal family. and it's— people and our working royal family. and it's right that sno-s— family. and it's right that sno-s noi— family. and it's right that she's not here— family. and it's right that she's not here because i think inat— she's not here because i think ma non— she's not here because i think that her security— she's not here because i think that her security actually be be in iangon— that her security actually be be in danger because— that her security actually be be in danger because she'd be at nisi— in danger because she'd be at nisa oi— in danger because she'd be at nisa oi ioing— in danger because she'd be at risk of being booed or even . ani— risk of being booed or even worse . and this- risk of being booed or even worse . ' jil>k([.i.etjiil risk of being booed or even worse . ' worse. and this excuse of not coming because it's archie's birthday, i think , quite birthday, i think, quite frankly, that's pathetic because lilibet spent her first birthday here at frogmore cottages. so

why couldn't archie and- so why couldn't archie and harry's iooiing— why couldn't archie and harry's aooging ino— why couldn't archie and harry's keeping the door— why couldn't archie and harry's keeping the door open? he's gnosonwing— keeping the door open? he's pnosonwing nis— keeping the door open? he's preserving his usp by being noyai— preserving his usp by being noyai ani— preserving his usp by being royal and that's— preserving his usp by being royal and that's what the anonans— royal and that's what the americans love. the fact that inoy-no— americans love. the fact that inoy-no noyai— americans love. the fact that they're royal and— americans love. the fact that they're royal and harry will nawo— they're royal and harry will nawo io— they're royal and harry will have to face— they're royal and harry will have to face his— they're royal and harry will have to face his family, the ones whom he's— have to face his family, the ones whom he's criticised. noti— ones whom he's criticised. now own— ones whom he's criticised. he'll even have— ones whom he's criticised. he'll even have to - ones whom he's criticised. he'll even have to bow- ones whom he's criticised. he'll even have to bow and kiss the hand of queen camilla. and that's going to be a very tough pill to swallow . but he will pill to swallow. but he will also be gathering anecdotes for his next assault on his family. yeah. oh, how i would love to be any— yeah. oh, how i would love to be aiiy on— yeah. oh, how i would love to be aiiy on ino— yeah. oh, how i would love to be a fly on the wall— yeah. oh, how i would love to be a fly on the wall at— yeah. oh, how i would love to be a fly on the wall at that nnonnonn — a fly on the wall at that moment. paul- a fly on the wall at that moment. paul look, i completely agnoo— moment. paul look, i completely agnoo witn— moment. paul look, i completely agnoo wiin yoa. — moment. paul look, i completely agree with you. the— moment. paul look, i completely agree with you. the reason she's not coming— agree with you. the reason she's not conning is— agree with you. the reason she's not coming is because she ioosn-i— not coming is because she ioosn-i wani— not coming is because she doesn't want to _ not coming is because she doesn't want to be booed. she ioosn-i— doesn't want to be booed. she ioosn-i wani— doesn't want to be booed. she doesn't want her— doesn't want to be booed. she doesn't want her brand to saiion. — doesn't want her brand to suffer. she _ doesn't want her brand to suffer. she would absolutely nawo— suffer. she would absolutely nawo ioon— suffer. she would absolutely have been booed. this is oiwioasiy— have been booed. this is obviously a— have been booed. this is obviously a huge relief to kate. nai— obviously a huge relief to kate. nai io— obviously a huge relief to kate. nai io yoa— obviously a huge relief to kate. but do you still— obviously a huge relief to kate. but do you still feel for wiiiiani— but do you still feel for william? because remember, paul, of william? because remember, paul, oi tis— william? because remember, paul, of course, it's william , of of course, it's william, of course, who has- of course, it's william, of course, who has to face harry.

ani— course, who has to face harry. ana aaio— course, who has to face harry. ana aaio is— course, who has to face harry. and kate is probably going to be wonnioi— and kate is probably going to be wonnioi inat— and kate is probably going to be worried that he's— and kate is probably going to be worried that he's going to rush ani— worried that he's going to rush ani tann— worried that he's going to rush over and lamp him or something like over and lamp him or something no ino— over and lamp him or something like the little— over and lamp him or something like the little fisticuffs over ino— like the little fisticuffs over ino iog — like the little fisticuffs over ino iog towi— like the little fisticuffs over the dog bowl at— like the little fisticuffs over the dog bowl at kensington iaiaoo. — the dog bowl at kensington palace. after— the dog bowl at kensington palace. after everything that nanny— palace. after everything that nanny nas— palace. after everything that harry has said— palace. after everything that harry has said about him , i harry has said about him, i ion-i— harry has said about him, i ion-i inink— harry has said about him, i don't think there's going to be won— don't think there's going to be wony—ioiwoon i don't think there's going to be. very—between harry very much contact between harry and wiiiian— very much contact between harry and william or— very much contact between harry and william or even harry and his and william or even harry and its iaiion— and william or even harry and his father. harry's— and william or even harry and his father. harry's going to nip in ani— his father. harry's going to nip in and no— his father. harry's going to nip in and be gone— his father. harry's going to nip in and be gone before you know it. in and be gone before you know in no-s— in and be gone before you know in no-s coming— in and be gone before you know it. he's coming purely to show his it. he's coming purely to show its iaoo— it. he's coming purely to show its iaoo ani— it. he's coming purely to show his face and he's— it. he's coming purely to show his face and he's coming because his face and he's coming because its iainon— his face and he's coming because his father wants— his face and he's coming because his father wants him to come. nis— his father wants him to come. nis iainon— his father wants him to come. his father will— his father wants him to come. his father will be— his father wants him to come. his father will be delighted inat— his father will be delighted inai no— his father will be delighted inai no is— his father will be delighted that he is here— his father will be delighted that he is here and he's coming iooaaso— that he is here and he's coming iooaaso no— that he is here and he's coming because he wants— that he is here and he's coming because he wants to keep some kind— because he wants to keep some kind oi— because he wants to keep some kind of contact— because he wants to keep some kind of contact with the royal ianiiy— kind of contact with the royal family because _ kind of contact with the royal family because it's very useful for family because it's very useful ion nin — family because it's very useful ion nin io— family because it's very useful ion nin to go— family because it's very useful for him to go back to america ani— for him to go back to america and non— for him to go back to america and then appear— for him to go back to america and then appear on. good morning anonioa— and then appear on. good morning anonioa ani— and then appear on. good morning america and tell— and then appear on. good morning america and tell everyone about now— america and tell everyone about now awiai— america and tell everyone about now awiai nis— america and tell everyone about how awful his family has been to nin— how awful his family has been to nin. iision— how awful his family has been to him. listen. he's— how awful his family has been to him. listen. he's going to get a wow— him. listen. he's going to get a wony toy— him. listen. he's going to get a very icy reception— him. listen. he's going to get a very icy reception from members of very icy reception from members oi ino— very icy reception from members oi ino noyai— very icy reception from members of the royal family "cat “ e of the royal family they haven't forgotten at. and they- of the royal family they haven't forgotten at. and they will- of the royal family "cat “ e g“ and they will wait forgotten at. and they will wait forgotten at. and they will wait ion inoin— forgotten at. and they will wait for their time. _ forgotten at. and they will wait for their time. no,— forgotten at. and they will wait for their time. no, they- g“ and they will wait for theirtime. \tit for their time. no, they haven't . inoy— for their time. no, they haven't . inoy nawon-i— for theirtime. \tit they haven't forgotten.

for theirtime. ktit they haven't forgotten. they . they haven't forgotten. they witt— . they haven't forgotten. they wiii noi— . they haven't forgotten. they will not forgive— they haven't forgotten. they will not forgive him, honestly . will not forgive him, honestly. t hsy— will not forgive him, honestly. inoy inink— will not forgive him, honestly. inoy inink oi— will not forgive him, honestly. they think of everything that he sati— they think of everything that he said .— they think of everything that he said . iossa— they think of everything that he said , tessa. think— they think of everything that he said , tessa. think of everything said, tessa. think of everything inat— said, tessa. think of everything inai no— said, tessa. think of everything inai no sata— said, tessa. think of everything that he said, well,— said, tessa. think of everything that he said, well, what have we tast— that he said, well, what have we iasi sati— that he said, well, what have we just said that's— that he said, well, what have we just said that's wrong? tessa okay.— just said that's wrong? tessa okay. stan— just said that's wrong? tessa okay, sian ny— just said that's wrong? tessa okay, start by breaking down yoan— okay, start by breaking down your introduction . j?“ �*tht�*“tifti; your introduction. dan where she was. melissa aukus. meghan who was. melissa aukus. meghan who was callously denying her father in law a chance to embrace lilibet and archie , say charles lilibet and archie, say charles is hardly going to sit on the loo and do a number two. he's going to be so busy during the coronation, let alone muddle about with a couple of toddlers, one of whom would have been way too young the service. too young for the service. anyway, talking too young for the service. i anyway,-talking about anyway, i'm not talking about the anyway, i'm not talking about no soooni— anyway, i'm not talking about the second hand— anyway, i'm not talking about the second hand grandchildren wno— the second hand grandchildren who-attending- the second hand grandchildren who attending him who would be attending him in the who would be attending him in ino- — who would be attending him in ino- -yoa-no- who would be attending him in ino- -yoa-notasi| the service. think you're just concerned eating that concerned eating something that isn't the interesting isn't there? and the interesting thing what ever they had thing is what ever they had done, you both would have come out for them all barrels, all guns. i've been very honest, iossa— guns. i've been very honest, iossa two— guns. i've been very honest, tessa. i've been— 3c. i've been very honest, tessa. i've been very honest aioai— tessa. i've been very honest aioai now— tessa. i've been very honest aioai now i— tessa. i've been very honest about how i feel— tessa. i've been very honest about how i feel about this. iossa— about how i feel about this. tessa personally, i don't want oiinon—

tessa personally, i don't want oiinon nanny— tessa personally, i don't want either harry or— tessa personally, i don't want either harry or meghan there, but either harry or meghan there, iai i— either harry or meghan there, but i understand— either harry or meghan there, but i understand that. charles as a towing— but i understand that. charles as a loving father, believes inat— as a loving father, believes inai nis— as a loving father, believes that his son— as a loving father, believes that his son should be at the oony . i— that his son should be at the ceremony . i feel— that his son should be at the ceremony . i feel very, very ceremony. i feel very, very sonny— ceremony. i feel very, very sonny ion— ceremony. i feel very, very sorry for kate— ceremony. i feel very, very sorry for kate and william, who nawo— sorry for kate and william, who nawo ioon— sorry for kate and william, who have been attacked for camilla, wno— have been attacked for camilla, wno nas— have been attacked for camilla, wno nas ioon— have been attacked for camilla, who has been attacked in the nosi— who has been attacked in the most vio— who has been attacked in the most wiio way. — who has been attacked in the most vile way. but why ? i like most vile way. but why? i like ino— most vile way. but why? i like no iaoi— most vile way. but why? i like the fact that— most vile way. but why? i like the fact that they— most vile way. but why? i like the fact that they are coming inat— the fact that they are coming on, that harry's— the fact that they are coming on, that harry's coming on his iaai— on, that harry's coming on his iaai. is— on, that harry's coming on his own. paul, is that— on, that harry's coming on his own. paul, is that william was noaiiy— own. paul, is that william was really worried— own. paul, is that william was really worried that meghan and nanny— really worried that meghan and hay owo— really worried that meghan and hay going— really worried that meghan and harry were going to attempt some sort harry were going to attempt some son oi— harry were going to attempt some son oi siani— harry were going to attempt some son oi siani in— harry were going to attempt some sort of stunt in london to overshadow— sort of stunt in london to overshadow the king and i think witn— overshadow the king and i think wiin ii— overshadow the king and i think win it tast— overshadow the king and i think with it just being— overshadow the king and i think with it just being harry, that wont— with it just being harry, that wont nappon— with it just being harry, that wont nagpon .— with it just being harry, that wont nagpon . i— with it just being harry, that won't happen . i totally agree won't happen. i totally agree witn— won't happen. i totally agree wiin yoa— won't happen. i totally agree with you because that couple nawo — with you because that couple nawo ino — with you because that couple have the power— with you because that couple have the power of turning the noia— have the power of turning the media towards— have the power of turning the media towards themselves and taking— media towards themselves and taking ii— media towards themselves and taking it away— media towards themselves and taking it away from the king and our constitution— taking it away from the king and our constitution and the royal ianiiy— our constitution and the royal ianiiy. ios— our constitution and the royal family. yes, they— our constitution and the royal family. yes, they do. the media are family. yes, they do. the media tast— family. yes, they do. the media iasi ioiaiiy— family. yes, they do. the media are just totally cool . that's. are just totally cool. that's. yesi _ are just totally cool. that's. too. in — are just totally cool. that's. too. in sonny— are just totally cool. that's. too. in sonny .— are just totally cool. that's. yes, i'm sorry. that- are just totally cool. that's. yes, i'm sorry . that suggests yes, i'm sorry. that suggests that the media have no agency that the media have no agency that they're being controlled like draghi jones by harry and

meghan. the media choose what they focus on. the truth is, it's disingenuous of dan wootton to suggest that he didn't want harry and meghan to be there because you know, de—man that they drive up clicks, they drive up visibility, they drive viewing ship for channels like yours . so actually, i'm sorry yours. so actually, i'm sorry that meghan's done your channel a because it's one a disservice because it's one less platform that won't receive her rubbish. do you know what? i can her rubbish. do you know what? i task— her rubbish. do you know what? i task an— her rubbish. do you know what? i back an ooony— her rubbish. do you know what? i can back up every thing- do you know what? i can back up every thing that i say— can back up every thing that i say witn— can back up every thing that i say with evidence— can back up every thing that i say with evidence . listen, i can say with evidence. listen, i can task— say with evidence. listen, i can task an— say with evidence. listen, i can back up everything i say with owionooi — back up everything i say with evidence. they— back up everything i say with evidence. they were both over nono— evidence. they were both over nono ion— evidence. they were both over nono ion ino— evidence. they were both over here for the funeral of the late oaoon— here for the funeral of the late oaoon ani — here for the funeral of the late queen, and they— here for the funeral of the late queen, and they decided to break noyai— queen, and they decided to break noyai gnoioooi. — queen, and they decided to break royal protocol, to— queen, and they decided to break royal protocol, to plan to do a waikaioai— royal protocol, to plan to do a walkabout out— royal protocol, to plan to do a walkabout out without asking the nonnission— walkabout out without asking the gonnission oi— walkabout out without asking the permission of either charles or wiiiian — permission of either charles or wiiiian ani— permission of either charles or william and kate.— permission of either charles or william and kate. and so william and kaio— william and kate. and so william and kaio iii— william and kate. and so william and kate did the— william and kate. and so william and kate did the magnanimous ining— and kate did the magnanimous ining ani— and kate did the magnanimous thing and said,— and kate did the magnanimous thing and said, look, we'll do inis— thing and said, look, we'll do this together.— thing and said, look, we'll do this together. then tessa, they go task— this together. then tessa, they go task to— this together. then tessa, they go back to ios— this together. then tessa, they go back to los angeles and use all go back to los angeles and use aii oi— go back to los angeles and use aii oi ino— go back to los angeles and use all of the information. the nniwaio— all of the information. the private conversations that inoy-wo— private conversations that inoy-wo nai— private conversations that they've had with senior members

of they've had with senior members oi ino— they've had with senior members oi ino noyai— they've had with senior members of the royal family, including a ioon— of the royal family, including a ioon .— of the royal family, including a deep . aiiio— of the royal family, including a deep , albie, intimate and deep, albie, intimate and gonsonai— deep, albie, intimate and personal conversation that harry had personal conversation that harry nai witn— personal conversation that harry had with charles— personal conversation that harry had with charles after his iainon-s— had with charles after his father's funeral . and they father's funeral. and they gaiiisnoi — father's funeral. and they published it— father's funeral. and they published it in his tawdry iaiiio— published it in his tawdry iaiiio .— published it in his tawdry iaiiio . so— published it in his tawdry tattle . so i'm— published it in his tawdry tattle . so i'm sorry, tessa. tattle. so i'm sorry, tessa. iwonyining— tattle. so i'm sorry, tessa. iwonyining tn— tattle. so i'm sorry, tessa. everything i'm saying about not— everything i'm saying about their behaviour— everything i'm saying about their behaviour is backed up by non— their behaviour is backed up by inoin tast— their behaviour is backed up by their last two _ their behaviour is backed up by their last two visits to this ooaniny— their last two visits to this ooaniny ion— their last two visits to this country for formal occasions. i agnoo— country for formal occasions. i agnoo inoy-wo— country for formal occasions. i agree they've not— country for formal occasions. i agree they've not behaved in a ganioaianiy— agree they've not behaved in a particularly dignified fashion, but particularly dignified fashion, iai i— particularly dignified fashion, iai i woaii— particularly dignified fashion, but i would like— particularly dignified fashion, but i would like to remind you. woaii— but i would like to remind you. woaii yoa— but i would like to remind you. would you agree— but i would like to remind you. would you agree with the author of would you agree with the author oi ino — would you agree with the author oi ino booki— would you agree with the author oi ino iooki — would you agree with the author of the book? not— would you agree with the author of the book? ktit lilting?“ ' “t: of the book? not meghan. and actually, i think it's quite brave of harry, given the visceral way in which he is reported and us attacked and criticised his family to come back out of his bedroom. excuse the metaphor , and get down in the metaphor, and get down in among the also ran royals because he's not going to be given a front pew, is he? it'll be somewhere tucked in the middle and that won't him right at the behind the podium. at the back behind the podium. i want him the back behind i want him at the back behind the i want him at the back behind ino-aiion— i want him at the back behind the-after the- i want him at the back behind the-after the way- i want him at the back behind the after the way that the podium after the way that nos— the podium after the way that no-s aoioi. — the podium after the way that he's acted. paul,— the podium after the way that he's acted. paul, i'm sorry. i oo— he's acted. paul, i'm sorry. i to. ino— he's acted. paul, i'm sorry. i to. ino king.— he's acted. paul, i'm sorry. i do. the king. the- he's acted. paul, i'm sorry. i do. the king. the king is very happy— do. the king. the king is very nappy no-s— do. the king. the king is very happy he's coming. he's his son. he

happy he's coming. he's his son. no-nin — happy he's coming. he's his son. no-nin .— happy he's coming. he's his son. no-nin . no— happy he's coming. he's his son. he-him . he looks- happy he's coming. he's his son. he him . he looks after him he loves him. he looks after him ooony— he loves him. he looks after him owony ino— he loves him. he looks after him owony iino no— he loves him. he looks after him every time he comes to england. he every time he comes to england. no gois— every time he comes to england. no gois iookoi— every time he comes to england. he gets looked after . every time he comes to england. he gets looked after. has he gets looked after. he has cnown— he gets looked after. he has crown-frogmore- crown property frogmore ooiiagos— crown property frogmore cottages. the— crown property frogmore cottages. the king sends a chef to winison— cottages. the king sends a chef to windsor castle— cottages. the king sends a chef to windsor castle to cook all nanny-s— to windsor castle to cook all ways iooi. — to windsor castle to cook all harry's food. he— to windsor castle to cook all harry's food. he sends a butler to harry's food. he sends a butler io winison— harry's food. he sends a butler to windsor castle— harry's food. he sends a butler to windsor castle to make sure he to windsor castle to make sure no sonwos— to windsor castle to make sure no sowos att— to windsor castle to make sure he serves all the— to windsor castle to make sure he serves all the food. nonniiio— he serves all the food. horrible life— he serves all the food. horrible life he- he serves all the food. horrible life he has of him. but he has a horrible life. he nas— but he has a horrible life. he nas a— but he has a horrible life. he has a horrible.— but he has a horrible life. he has a horrible. i've never hear ionniiio. — has a horrible. i've never hear terrible. you— has a horrible. i've never hear terrible. you will— has a horrible. i've never hear terrible. /ti.c. cc has a horrible. i've never hear terrible. /titc. cc terrible. you will never hear the nice things . you will only the nice things. you will only noan— the nice things. you will only noan ino— the nice things. you will only hear the bad— the nice things. you will only hear the bad things- the nice things. you will only hear the bad things .- “ ti.ti; “q; you will only hear the bad things . and. and hear the bad things. and. and let hear the bad things. and. and ioi no— hear the bad things. and. and ioi no toti— hear the bad things. and. and let me tell you,— hear the bad things. and. and let me tell you, he is not gogaian— let me tell you, he is not popular amongst members of the wonking— popular amongst members of the wonking noyai— popular amongst members of the working royal family. no, he's not.— working royal family. no, he's not. no-s— working royal family. no, he's not. no-s not.— working royal family. no, he's not. he's not. he's not. do you know— not. he's not. he's not. do you know wnaii— not. he's not. he's not. do you know what? even— not. he's not. he's not. do you know what? even zara, tindall ani— know what? even zara, tindall ani iiiko— know what? even zara, tindall and mike tindall,— know what? even zara, tindall and mike tindall, his previous inionis— and mike tindall, his previous friends have— and mike tindall, his previous friends have turned on him. tis— friends have turned on him. no a— friends have turned on him. no a invo— friends have turned on him. it's a brave move— friends have turned on him. it's a brave move to- friends have turned on him. it's a brave move to sit- friends have turned on him. it's a brave move to sit in among the family that doesn't like him at the moment to actually be subjected to the british press, which is mainly. can i ask you can i ask you a gaosiion— can i ask you can i ask you a question, tessa?— can i ask you can i ask you a question, tessa? all on his own . i— question, tessa? all on his own . i think— question, tessa? all on his own . iinink tis— question, tessa? all on his own . i think it's quite— question, tessa? all on his own . i think it's quite a- question, tessa? all on his own . i think it's quite a brave move. tessa, can i ask you a gaosiioni— move. tessa, can i ask you a gaosiioni wny— move. tessa, can i ask you a question? why why- tessa, can i ask you a question? why why do you think he question? why why do you think no wants— question? why why do you think no wants to— question? why why do you think he wants to be— question? why why do you think he wants to be there ? he has

he wants to be there? he has tast— he wants to be there? he has iasi spont— he wants to be there? he has iasi sponi ino— he wants to be there? he has just spent the past two years inying— just spent the past two years trying io— just spent the past two years trying to io— just spent the past two years trying to do down this institution,— trying to do down this institution, trying to say that his institution, trying to say that its iainon— institution, trying to say that his father and— institution, trying to say that his father and brother are inaggoi— his father and brother are inaggoa in— his father and brother are trapped in the— his father and brother are trapped in the royal family, trying— trapped in the royal family, trying io— trapped in the royal family, trying to sian— trapped in the royal family, trying to slam the queen. the iaio— trying to slam the queen. the iaio oaoons— trying to slam the queen. the late queen's life,— trying to slam the queen. the late queen's life, work with the commonwealth. _ late queen's life, work with the commonwealth. why does he want to no— commonwealth. why does he want to b. inono— commonwealth. why does he want to b. inono i — commonwealth. why does he want to be there ? because— commonwealth. why does he want to be there ? i i to be there? because actually, if you look beyond the clickbait headunes if you look beyond the clickbait headlines regarding his book spare me what came away from me, the raw ring loudest message was that he remains a monarchist. yeah, he found growing up in the gilded cage weird . he felt it gilded cage weird. he felt it destroyed his mother . he destroyed his mother. he constructed narratives in some cases that didn't exist. but he knows no other way of being. and he said it in the harry and meghan. netflix documentary. he misses the great big crazy meals in the palace . he misses misses the great big crazy meals in the palace. he misses his family . he knows that if he goes family. he knows that if he goes to a preliminary court hearing before the coronation and a court hearing after the coronation and doesn't up coronation and doesn't turn up to dad's coronation , that is to his dad's coronation, that is a too far . so on a moral a bridge too far. so on a moral level , kwasi has to be there.

level, kwasi has to be there. and also , he's a monarchist. and also, he's a monarchist. the final, final word to you, iaai— the final, final word to you, iaai. kos— the final, final word to you, iaai. kos. ii— the final, final word to you, paul. yes. if he— the final, final word to you, paul. yes. if he hadn't come, ino— paul. yes. if he hadn't come, ino ioon— paul. yes. if he hadn't come, the door would _ paul. yes. if he hadn't come, the door would have shut it. and iooaaso— the door would have shut it. and iooaaso no-s— the door would have shut it. and because he's come— the door would have shut it. and because he's come ,_ the door would have shut it. and because he's come , he's kept it because he's come, he's kept it siigniiy— because he's come, he's kept it siigniiy ata— because he's come, he's kept it slightly ajar because he knows inat— slightly ajar because he knows inai nis— slightly ajar because he knows that his unique— slightly ajar because he knows that his unique selling point in anonioa— that his unique selling point in anonioa is— that his unique selling point in america is the— that his unique selling point in america is the fact that he's a noyai— america is the fact that he's a noyai rainco— america is the fact that he's a royal prince. exactly. and all of royal prince. exactly. and all oi nis— royal prince. exactly. and all of his success,— royal prince. exactly. and all of his success, accreditation , of his success, accreditation, nis— of his success, accreditation, nis inani— of his success, accreditation, his brand would— of his success, accreditation, his brand would crumble . yeah. his brand would crumble. yeah. all his brand would crumble. yeah. aii oi— his brand would crumble. yeah. aii oi nis— his brand would crumble. yeah. all of his success.— his brand would crumble. yeah. all of his success. all of his nooy— all of his success. all of his nooy no— all of his success. all of his nooy no is— all of his success. all of his money, he is gained through his gnokiniiy— money, he is gained through his gnokiniiy io — money, he is gained through his proximity to the— money, he is gained through his proximity to the royal family, an organisation— proximity to the royal family, an organisation that he claims to iosaiso— an organisation that he claims to despise. but— an organisation that he claims to despise. but look, if. fascinating— to despise. but look, if. fascinating debate. thank you for fascinating debate. thank you ion-.— fascinating debate. thank you ion-. ionnon- fascinating debate. thank you for . former butler the for having it. former butler the kook— for having it. former butler the rock io— for having it. former butler the rock to princess— for having it. former butler the rock to princess diana when she aiiwo— rock to princess diana when she was alive. paul— rock to princess diana when she was alive. paul burrell and the nisionian— was alive. paul burrell and the historian and— was alive. paul burrell and the historian and broadcaster dr. iossa— historian and broadcaster dr. iossa danton.— historian and broadcaster dr. tessa dunlop. so— historian and broadcaster dr. tessa dunlop. so who do you agnoo— tessa dunlop. so who do you agnoo wiini— tessa dunlop. so who do you agree with? are _ tessa dunlop. so who do you agree with? are you actually happy— agree with? are you actually nappy inat— agree with? are you actually happy that meghan won't be at the coronation?— happy that meghan won't be at the coronation? on twitter the coronation? aaron on twitter says.— the coronation? aaron on twitter saysononaion-i- says, yes, the coronation will be says, yes, the coronation will ioo-nono— says, yes, the coronation will be-more pleasant. says, yes, the coronation will be more pleasant event be a much more pleasant event wiinoai—i-n- be a much more pleasant event without—i'm surei without her, although i'm sure sno— without her, although i'm sure sno-iigano— without her, although i'm sure she-figure out— without her, although i'm sure she-figure out a- without her, although i'm sure she figure out a way to she will figure out a way to reverse this— she will figure out a way to reverse this into— she will figure out a way to reverse this into a poor me siiaaiion— reverse this into a poor me siiaaiion. i— reverse this into a poor me situation. i have- reverse this into a poor me situation. i have no doubt about inan— situation. i have no doubt about tnat. judy— situation. i have no doubt about that. judy-archie- situation. i have no doubt about that. judy archie and that. judy writes archie and iiiiioi— that. judy writes archie and lilibet-right- that. judy writes archie and lilibet-right to- lilibet have the right to know wno— lilibet have the right to know wno inoin— lilibet have the right to know who their grandparents no who their grandparents are, no nation— who their grandparents are, no nation-inoy— who their grandparents are, no matter they should be matter what they should not be nanisnoi—

matter what they should not be punished—parentsj punished for what their parents do. punished for what their parents io—wiin- punished for what their parents io—wiin inis. | do. i actually agree with this. i do. i actually agree with this. i-ininking— do. i actually agree with this. i-thinking earlier- do. i actually agree with this. i thinking earlier today, i was thinking earlier today, i inink— i was thinking earlier today, i inink in— i was thinking earlier today, i inink in-io— i was thinking earlier today, i think in-to come,- i was thinking earlier today, i think in to come, archie think in years to come, archie iiiiioi— think in years to come, archie lilibet-actually- think in years to come, archie lilibet actually be very lilibet will actually be very nosoniiai— lilibet will actually be very resentful that _ lilibet will actually be very resentful that meghan them resentful that meghan kept them away— resentful that meghan kept them away-oony— resentful that meghan kept them away-very historic- away from this very historic owonn — away from this very historic event. on twitter event. and katie on twitter wniios—ion- event. and katie on twitter writes, _for thei writes, i think it is for the iosi. — writes, i think it is for the best. meghan— writes, i think it is for the best. meghan isn't attending. ino— best. meghan isn't attending. the atmosphere— best. meghan isn't attending. the atmosphere would have been awkwani— awkward. it is the king's snooiai— awkward. it is the king's spooiai gay— awkward. it is the king's special day and at least his two witt— special day and at least his two wiii io— special day and at least his two sons will be there— special day and at least his two sons will be there your sons will be there and your woniioi— sons will be there and your oonaiio-in.- sons will be there and your verdict-in. 89%- sons will be there and your verdict in. 89% of verdict is now in. 89% of you say— verdict is now in. 89% of you say yoa— verdict is now in. 89% of you say you're happy— verdict is now in. 89% of you say you're happy that meghan won-i— say you're happy that meghan wont-ino— say you're happy that meghan won't the coronation. just won't be at the coronation. just 11% won't be at the coronation. just two-sai— won't be at the coronation. just 11%-sad about- won't be at the coronation. just 11%-sad about it.- won't be at the coronation. just 11% sad about it. the 11% of you sad about it. the naonoss— 11% of you sad about it. the duchess, the _ 11% of you sad about it. the duchess, the duchess staying away— duchess, the duchess staying away in— duchess, the duchess staying away in montecito now, coming up was away in montecito now, coming up iiv— away in montecito now, coming up iiv sian— away in montecito now, coming up was itv star phillip— away in montecito now, coming up was itv star phillip schofield nigni— was itv star phillip schofield nigni io— was itv star phillip schofield right to abandon his brother aiion— right to abandon his brother aiion no— right to abandon his brother after he was— right to abandon his brother after he was convicted recently of after he was convicted recently oi oniii — after he was convicted recently oi oniii so— after he was convicted recently of child sex abuse? well, former oonsonwaiiwo— of child sex abuse? well, former conservative prisons minister ann— conservative prisons minister ann widdecombe says no . she's ann widdecombe says no. she's going— ann widdecombe says no. she's going io— ann widdecombe says no. she's going to obtain— ann widdecombe says no. she's going to explain why. it's very inionosiing— going to explain why. it's very interesting this— going to explain why. it's very interesting this very shortly. nai— interesting this very shortly. nai inst.— interesting this very shortly. but first, as— interesting this very shortly. but first, as labour's poll lead snninks— but first, as labour's poll lead snninks io— but first, as labour's poll lead shrinks to its— but first, as labour's poll lead shrinks to its tightest margin si— shrinks to its tightest margin kisni — shrinks to its tightest margin since rishi sunak entered, wanton— since rishi sunak entered, wanion to.— since rishi sunak entered, number 10, have keir starmer's controversial— number 10, have keir starmer's controversial attack ads now iaokiinoi— controversial attack ads now backfired on _ controversial attack ads now backfired on the— controversial attack ads now backfired on the new to nasty party— backfired on the new to nasty pany oi— backfired on the new to nasty party of westminster conservative party deputy snainnan— conservative party deputy chairman lee— conservative party deputy chairman lee anderson is live

sinaigni— chairman lee anderson is live straight after— chairman lee anderson is live straight after the— chairman lee anderson is live straight after the .

break time i break. time now i break- time now for | sneak— time now for westminster's ioagnosi— time now for westminster's toughest talking mp deputy chair of toughest talking mp deputy chair oi ino— toughest talking mp deputy chair of the conservative party , lee of the conservative party, lee anionson. — of the conservative party, lee anderson. and _ of the conservative party, lee anderson. and labour's taking wioiony— anderson. and labour's taking wioiony tans— anderson. and labour's taking victory laps after— anderson. and labour's taking victory laps after their new aiiaok— victory laps after their new aiiaok ais— victory laps after their new attack ads on— victory laps after their new attack ads on rishi sunak , but attack ads on rishi sunak, but it nasn-i— attack ads on rishi sunak, but it hasn't stopped— attack ads on rishi sunak, but it hasn't stopped their poll ioag— it hasn't stopped their poll ioai oo— it hasn't stopped their poll lead over the— it hasn't stopped their poll lead over the tories shrinking to lead over the tories shrinking io tis— lead over the tories shrinking to its narrowest— lead over the tories shrinking to its narrowest margin since he

iooanno— to its narrowest margin since he iooanno iaino— to its narrowest margin since he became prime minister in monon— became prime minister in october. new— became prime minister in october. new data from redfield and october. new data from redfield ani wiiion— october. new data from redfield and wilton strategies puts iaioan— and wilton strategies puts iaioan on— and wilton strategies puts labour on 44,— and wilton strategies puts labour on 44, down by one point on ino— labour on 44, down by one point on no gnowioas— labour on 44, down by one point on the previous week. the tories on the previous week. the tories on so.— on the previous week. the tories on so. an— on the previous week. the tories on so. ago by— on the previous week. the tories on so. ago iy two.— on the previous week. the tories on 30, up by two. now the iiganos— on 30, up by two. now the iiganos ano— on 30, up by two. now the figures are in— on 30, up by two. now the figures are in line with other goiiing— figures are in line with other goiiing inon — figures are in line with other polling from polling from opinian — polling from polling from opinian on— polling from polling from opinium on monday night, which gawo— opinium on monday night, which gawo iaioan— opinium on monday night, which gawo iaioan a— opinium on monday night, which gave labour a lead— opinium on monday night, which gave labour a lead of 11 points down— gave labour a lead of 11 points down inon— gave labour a lead of 11 points down inon a— gave labour a lead of 11 points down from a previous 15 point aiwaniago— down from a previous 15 point aawaniago. so— down from a previous 15 point advantage. so it's— down from a previous 15 point advantage. so it's definitely iignioning.— advantage. so it's definitely tightening. who would have inoagni— tightening. who would have inoagni inat— tightening. who would have thought that lazy posters like inis— thought that lazy posters like this claiming— thought that lazy posters like this claiming rishi sunak dodi ioosn-i— this claiming rishi sunak dodi ioosn-i wani— this claiming rishi sunak dodi doesn't want to _ this claiming rishi sunak dodi doesn't want to jail jail child sex offenders?— doesn't want to jail jail child sex offenders? who would have inoagni— sex offenders? who would have inoagni inat— sex offenders? who would have thought that that— sex offenders? who would have thought that that wouldn't go down— thought that that wouldn't go down woii— thought that that wouldn't go down well with— thought that that wouldn't go down well with voters? well, siannon— down well with voters? well, starmer today— down well with voters? well, starmer today refused again to task— starmer today refused again to back down— starmer today refused again to back down on— starmer today refused again to back down on these ads . “t: back down on these ads. behind anono— back down on these ads. behind inoso anyono— back down on these ads. behind these adverts is a basic truth that they have broken a criminal justice system, broken our nhs and broken our economy. they can't hide from the effects of 13 years of failure . okay , well, 13 years of failure. okay, well, i've got 13 years of failure. okay, well, too got to — 13 years of failure. okay, well, i've got to bring— 13 years of failure. okay, well, i've got to bring in— 13 years of failure. okay, well, i've got to bring in red- �*3 gift? ”c: okay, well, i've got to bring in red wall koiiwoiion— i've got to bring in red wall rottweiler, the— i've got to bring in red wall rottweiler, the deputy chair of the rottweiler, the deputy chair of no ionos— rottweiler, the deputy chair of the tories, lee— rottweiler, the deputy chair of the tories, lee anderson. ti;ti; the tories, lee anderson. lee, do the tories, lee anderson. lee, is yoa— the tories, lee anderson. lee,

to yoa inink— the tories, lee anderson. lee, do you think labour is actually the new nasty party and are they now plunging british politics into the gutter ? they're not the into the gutter? they're not the new nasty party. they are the nasty— new nasty party. they are the nasty gany— new nasty party. they are the nasty pany gown.— new nasty party. they are the nasty party down. i- they are the nasty party down. i mean , it's nasty party down. i mean, it's inonoiiiio— nasty party down. i mean, it's incredible, really.— nasty party down. i mean, it's incredible, really. at one stage . iaioan— incredible, really. at one stage . iaioan was— incredible, really. at one stage , labour was nearly 30 points anoai— , labour was nearly 30 points anoai oi— , labour was nearly 30 points anoai oi as— , labour was nearly 30 points ahead of us in— , labour was nearly 30 points ahead of us in the opinion noiis. — ahead of us in the opinion goiis. inoy— ahead of us in the opinion polls. they had- ahead of us in the opinion polls. they had no policies. they— polls. they had no policies. inoy nai— polls. they had no policies. they had nothing— polls. they had no policies. they had nothing to- polls. they had no policies. they had nothing to offer the public. but all of a sudden they started campaigning . they started campaigning. they started campaigning. they started producing- g“ “t; they started producing these ridiculous— started producing these ridiculous advertisements on iwiiion— ridiculous advertisements on iwiiion ani— ridiculous advertisements on twitter and on— ridiculous advertisements on twitter and on facebook and on sooiai— twitter and on facebook and on sooiai noia— twitter and on facebook and on social media. and— twitter and on facebook and on social media. and now their lead is snninking— social media. and now their lead is snninking ny— social media. and now their lead is shrinking by the— social media. and now their lead is shrinking by the day. i mean, it's incredible— is shrinking by the day. i mean, it's incredible ,_ is shrinking by the day. i mean, it's incredible , really. it's incredible, really. inoy-wo— it's incredible, really. they've actually- it's incredible, really. they've actually started you know, they have no policies still down, but all they're doing is attacking rishi. now, there's a saying in politics, you know, don't play the man, play you know, don't play the man, play the ball. and i think if they carry on on this sort of theme over the next year, 18 months, i think it's really going to backfire on the labour party you've people party when you've got people like abbott and john like diane abbott and john mcdonnell even john john mcdonnell and even john john nicholson scotland , the snp nicholson in scotland, the snp condemning these sorts of

adverts. remember, these are mps with the dodgy past themself have saying dodgy awful have saying dodgy and awful things when you've even got mps like this saying that these adverts are wrong, you adverts are wrong, then you know, know he's got a case know, you know he's got a case to this to answer. and isn't this panioaianiy— and isn't this particularly ironically because you particularly ironically because yoa—ino- particularly ironically becausei yoa—ino noani you remember all of the pearl oiaioning— you remember all of the pearl clutching from _ you remember all of the pearl clutching from starmer when ionis— clutching from starmer when boris criticised— clutching from starmer when boris criticised him over the task— boris criticised him over the task oi— boris criticised him over the lack of prosecution of jemmy jemmy— lack of prosecution of jemmy jemmy sawto— lack of prosecution of jemmy jemmy savile when starmer was in onango— jemmy savile when starmer was in onango oi— jemmy savile when starmer was in onango oi ino— jemmy savile when starmer was in charge of the dpp_ jemmy savile when starmer was in charge of the dpp i— jemmy savile when starmer was in charge of the dpp i mean starmer inoagni— charge of the dpp i mean starmer inoagni inat— charge of the dpp i mean starmer thought that sort— charge of the dpp i mean starmer thought that sort of— charge of the dpp i mean starmer thought that sort of personal aiiaok— thought that sort of personal attack was— thought that sort of personal aiiaok a— thought that sort of personal attack was a terrible thing. now nos— attack was a terrible thing. now no-s going— attack was a terrible thing. now he's doing exact— attack was a terrible thing. now he's doing exact largely the ining— he's doing exact largely the same thing to— he's doing exact largely the same thing to sunak well, it is. it's same thing to sunak well, it is. its aki— same thing to sunak well, it is. its aii oony— same thing to sunak well, it is. it's all very childish. i think conning— it's all very childish. i think coming from starmer. i've just looked at that clip, by the way, down you just played earlier this man will say anything to get the keys to 10, get the keys to number 10, i think said last week, he is think said this last week, he is a slippery so—and—so. who is this? sir keir starmer ? he'll this? sir keir starmer? he'll say anything. he'll do anything . of his, you . and even some of his, you know, own front benches are know, his own front benches are refusing on social media to share these adverts . so it just share these adverts. so it just shows what his own , his own shows what his own, his own frontbench, backbenches

frontbench, his own backbenches , the british public on the whole even, know, the left whole even, you know, the left wing mainstream media, you know, people mirror and people at the mirror and guardian having a pop him guardian are having a pop at him as i think he's i think as well. so i think he's i think he's on the wrong bus here, but he's on the wrong bus here, but he's doubling down. i think that's probably a good thing for us. it shows the nasty us. but it just shows the nasty side to the labour it's side to the labour party. it's going to be more prevalent. i think, over the coming months, the next year, 18 months, you're going to see more nastiness from the nasty party. do you think inoy-ii— the nasty party. do you think inoy-ii noaiiy— the nasty party. do you think they'll really starting- do you think they'll really starting to fear ioani— they'll really starting to fear ioani kisni — they'll really starting to fear fear? rishi sunak labour well, i inink— fear? rishi sunak labour well, i inink inoy— fear? rishi sunak labour well, i inink inoy ano— fear? rishi sunak labour well, i think they are because, you know.— think they are because, you know. inoy— think they are because, you know, they didn't have to do inis— know, they didn't have to do inis. d...— know, they didn't have to do inis. nan io— know, they didn't have to do this, dan, to be— know, they didn't have to do this, dan, to be honest with you.— this, dan, to be honest with yoa. yoa— this, dan, to be honest with yoa. yoa know.— this, dan, to be honest with you, you know, they were ahead in no — you, you know, they were ahead in no nous— you, you know, they were ahead in the polls and— you, you know, they were ahead in the polls and i— you, you know, they were ahead in the polls and i think it's a bit in the polls and i think it's a iii ii— in the polls and i think it's a bit it smacks— in the polls and i think it's a bit it smacks of— in the polls and i think it's a bit it smacks of desperation to sian. — bit it smacks of desperation to sian. koa— bit it smacks of desperation to start. you know,— bit it smacks of desperation to start. you know, they- bit it smacks of desperation to start. /titc. “.?t: bit it smacks of desperation to start. /tic. “.?t: start. you know, they had a field day attacking boris, but now rishi, you know, rishi plays with a straight bat. he's you know, he's as straight as they come. a details man, you come. he's a details man, you know, the job done. know, is getting the job done. he's problems on a daily he's solving problems on a daily basis. looking a little bit basis. it's looking a little bit desperate from labour party desperate from the labour party that they actually attacking

rishi himself. and i think it's going backfire on them. well, going to backfire on them. well, it already to be honest, it already is, to be honest, albie want to move to on the albie i want to move to on the bbc it's image crisis bbc because it's image crisis continues with these revelations that swaths of its freelancers have been letting rip with anti—tory messaging all over social media. so among them , the social media. so among them, the science presenter— social media. so among them, the science presenter philip— i tit: so among them, the science presenter philip ball , science presenter philip ball, wno— science presenter philip ball, wno iwooioi— science presenter philip ball, who tweeted that rishi sunak had gaoio— who tweeted that rishi sunak had gaoio .— who tweeted that rishi sunak had gaoio . no— who tweeted that rishi sunak had gaoio . no nonai— who tweeted that rishi sunak had quote , no moral compass quote, no moral compass wnaisoowon— quote, no moral compass wawnnisooo— quote, no moral compass whatsoever , while the radio four whatsoever, while the radio four noioasion— whatsoever, while the radio four ooioasion soan— whatsoever, while the radio four podcaster sean keaveney wrote f the podcaster sean keaveney wrote f ino ionos— podcaster sean keaveney wrote f the tories and— podcaster sean keaveney wrote f the tories and their— podcaster sean keaveney wrote f the tories and their culture war iaing— the tories and their culture war iaing ii— the tories and their culture war sing it on— the tories and their culture war bring it on, we'll— the tories and their culture war bring it on, we'll flush them . bring it on, we'll flush them. say— bring it on, we'll flush them. say nas— bring it on, we'll flush them. say nas iin— bring it on, we'll flush them. sally has tim davie, the ninooion— sally has tim davie, the director general of the bbc, got any— director general of the bbc, got any oanono— director general of the bbc, got any oanono oi— director general of the bbc, got any chance of draining the swamp at any chance of draining the swamp ai inis— any chance of draining the swamp at an iiasoi— any chance of draining the swamp at this biased and— any chance of draining the swamp at this biased and corrupt organisation— at this biased and corrupt organisation ? - at this biased and corrupt organisation ? baiticc organisation? well, no, he hasn't. i mean, i wrote to this director general tim davie when he first got the job and asked him to resign. i thought he was the wrong person for the job. he's lost control. he's never had control down. to be honest, you've got these i mean, you've got these idiots. i mean, this bloke you've just this sean bloke you've just mentioned i've never mentioned that i've never heard this, this man this, never heard this man before, clearly they before, but quite clearly they

are amuck. the bbc, are running amuck. the bbc, you know, you've your gary know, you've got your gary lineker's, you've other lineker's, you've got other so—called , you know, so—called, you know, personalities , tv presenters and personalities, tv presenters and newsreaders just saying what they want and doing what they want. they have to remind themselves that these are themselves that these people are paid the british taxpayer, paid by the british taxpayer, the licence fee payer , and they the licence fee payer, and they should not be anti, you know, anti—government as they are. they should be they should be impartial. they should not have an opinion on these things. if they want to have opinion they want to have an opinion on these then these so—called presenters, then go and work for an independent company spout nonsense, go and work for an independent comrgo, spout nonsense, go and work for an independent comrgo, you spout nonsense, go and work for an independent comrgo, you know, nonsense, go and work for an independent comfgo, you know, and)nsense, go and work for an independent comfgo, you know, and sitanse, then go, you know, go and sit with gary neville and these sorts of people. well, did you inon— sorts of people. well, did you inon io— sorts of people. well, did you see them be being— sorts of people. well, did you see them be being-by. sorts of people. well, did you. see them be being-by elon see them be being owned by elon iiask— see them be being owned by elon iiask .— see them be being owned by elon iiask . ino— see them be being owned by elon iiask . ino now— see them be being owned by elon musk , the new owner of twitter musk, the new owner of twitter owonnignii— musk, the new owner of twitter overnight? lee _ musk, the new owner of twitter overnight? lee that was quite ioaaiiiai— overnight? lee that was quite ioaaiiiai io— overnight? lee that was quite beautiful to watch, wasn't it? it beautiful to watch, wasn't it? it — beautiful to watch, wasn't it? it ii— beautiful to watch, wasn't it? it was. it was— beautiful to watch, wasn't it? it was. c /titc. it was. it was beautiful. you know , i don't know why it's got know, i don't know why it's got into this situation, dan, to be honest. you've got you've got the are supposed be the bbc who are supposed to be the bbc who are supposed to be the impartial, know , you the impartial, you know, you know, funded know, a publicly funded organisation supposed organisation which is supposed to be, know, fair to all all to be, you know, fair to all all political parties. but all is just full of lefties. it's full

of whingers, it's full of remoaners and all they seem to do is have a pop at people like me, know, and yourself me, you know, and yourself and gb news and government. they will at nothing to try and will stop at nothing to try and install a labour government. it's absolutely shocking . you it's absolutely shocking. you know, you know my stance on this , dan, i don't pay my tv licence and good on you. complete waste of money. and what i loved about wnai— of money. and what i loved about wnai-iiask— of money. and what i loved about wnai-iiask iii.— of money. and what i loved about what-musk did. we're- what elon musk did. we're going to what elon musk did. we're going io-oiin— what elon musk did. we're going io-oiin iaion— what elon musk did. we're going to-clip later in- what elon musk did. we're going to-clip later in the- to play the clip later in the snow— to play the clip later in the snow-ioik- to play the clip later in the. show _folk - seen show in case folk haven't seen it. .what— show in case folk haven't seen it. .what |_ show in case folk haven't seen it.-what i loved- show in case folk haven't seen it. what i loved about what it. but what i loved about what he did— it. but what i loved about what he did is— it. but what i loved about what he he he he— it. but what i loved about what he did is he just— it. but what i loved about what he did is he just called them eh.— he did is he just called them out. he— he did is he just called them out. he just— he did is he just called them out. he just called the bloke eh.— out. he just called the bloke out-ishe— out. he just called the bloke out..said, okay,- out. he just called the bloke out. said, okay, where's the out. he said, okay, where's the evidence— out. he said, okay, where's the evidence .that?_ out. he said, okay, where's the evidence that? and course evidence for that? and of course there— evidence for that? and of course there-he — evidence for that? and of course there - no evidence. - evidence for that? and of course there no evidence. there was there was no evidence. there was eheehuheh— there was no evidence. there was absolutely evidence. the absolutely no evidence. the guy had— absolutely no evidence. the guy hee hee— absolutely no evidence. the guy had just listened— absolutely no evidence. the guy had just listened what had just listened to what eehhe— had just listened to what everyone twitter had just listened to what everyone _twitter in everyone else on twitter and in his everyone else on twitter and in hie—cheehl his little metropolitan circuit wee—hem,- his little metropolitan circuit. was_luckily,lwant was saying. but luckily, i want to was saying. but luckily, i want tee-he— was saying. but luckily, i want he-he heh— was saying. but luckily, i want to-to bob light- was saying. but luckily, i want to to bob light bear to move on to bob light bear heeeuee— to move on to bob light bear because fascinating because this is a fascinating stow-— because this is a fascinating eheh. hhghhe— because this is a fascinating story. right? so— because this is a fascinating story. right? so it's america's huheh— story. right? so it's america's number one bear. _ story. right? so it's america's number one bear. you know, this is number one bear. you know, this he—hheehe— number one bear. you know, this is_middle america,l is the bear of middle america, huh— is the bear of middle america, huh h— is the bear of middle america, huh h hee— is the bear of middle america, but it has lost— is the bear of middle america, but it has lost millions and mhhehe— but it has lost millions and millions in— but it has lost millions and millions in sales over the past few— millions in sales over the past few days— millions in sales over the past few days after— millions in sales over the past few days after teaming up with the hens— few days after teaming up with the trans social— few days after teaming up with the trans social media influencer. _ the trans social media influencer. this guy called hyheh— influencer. this guy called dylan mulvaney. so this is a

reminder— dylan mulvaney. so this is a reminder ef— dylan mulvaney. so this is a reminder of dylan's i describe eehuehh— reminder of dylan's i describe eehuehy, hee— reminder of dylan's i describe actually, he's sort— reminder of dylan's i describe actually, he's sort of women heehhe— actually, he's sort of women mocking antics— actually, he's sort of women mocking antics with nike, bud light— mocking antics with nike, bud light hhe— mocking antics with nike, bud light and dole— mocking antics with nike, bud light and dole .— mocking antics with nike, bud light and dole . look at this . light and dole. look at this. hh — light and dole. look at this. hi. impressive— light and dole. look at this. hi. impressive carrying skills, right? i got some bud lights for us. oh, greg. every day. sps. thee-e— us. oh, greg. every day. sps. that-s just— us. oh, greg. every day. sps. that's just my way getting sun. i'm going cray. oh, lei oh, eheh— i'm going cray. oh, lei oh, eheh ehh. — i'm going cray. oh, lei oh, slick silly. is— i'm going cray. oh, lei oh, slick silly. is this the ultimate example of go woke go broke ? erg. i'll tell you what. broke? erg. i'll tell you what. hhe— broke? erg. i'll tell you what. this he— broke? erg. i'll tell you what. this he done.— broke? erg. i'll tell you what. this is done. this is, you know, the last, last time i saw a bloke prancing about like that was that larry grayson on the generation game about 20 odd years ago this actually, you know, this is mocking know, seriously, this is mocking women to a new level and no women to a new level and no women don't act like that. they don't prance around making silly noises, making silly noises, you know, making silly arm movements and stuff like that, you know? you know what if all women acted like that on

this planet, mankind would end tomorrow. it really would. it it's an absolute freak show . it's an absolute freak show. they need to stop it. like you say. go woke, go broke. and anybody who's buying nike stuff now need a long, hard now need to have a long, hard look at themselves in the mirror. just this is mirror. this is just this is just the pale. it's an just beyond the pale. it's an insuh just beyond the pale. it's an insult to every woman on insult to every single woman on the planet. absolutely. i mean, dylan mulvaney, this is misogynistic. i mean, this this guy— misogynistic. i mean, this this guy heeheehy— g " hi. i mean, this this guy basically suggests that you can guy basically suggests that you he— guy basically suggests that you he a— guy basically suggests that you can be a woman— guy basically suggests that you can be a woman by spending lots of money— can be a woman by spending lots of honey eh— can be a woman by spending lots of money on clothes— can be a woman by spending lots of money on clothes and acting hhe— of money on clothes and acting hhe e— of money on clothes and acting hhe e hhhhe— of money on clothes and acting hhe e hhhhe .— of money on clothes and acting like a bimbo . and— of money on clothes and acting like a bimbo . and sort of doing like a bimbo. and sort of doing hheuhue— like a bimbo. and sort of doing ridiculous cancan_ like a bimbo. and sort of doing ridiculous cancan dances . like a bimbo. and sort of doing ridiculous cancan dances. i am so eheheee— ridiculous cancan dances. i am so offended by— ridiculous cancan dances. i am so offended by it— ridiculous cancan dances. i am so offended by it .— ridiculous cancan dances. i am so offended by it . and i think so offended by it. and i think it's so offended by it. and i think he really— so offended by it. and i think it's really important, actually, that— it's really important, actually, that men— it's really important, actually, that eee— it's really important, actually, that men can start standing up for that men can start standing up her the— that men can start standing up for the brilliant— that men can start standing up for the brilliant women in their hvee— for the brilliant women in their hvee ee— for the brilliant women in their lives as well. _ for the brilliant women in their lives as well. it— for the brilliant women in their lives as well. it is— for the brilliant women in their lives as well. it is . " lives as well. it is. i mean, you— lives as well. it is. i mean, you hook— lives as well. it is. i mean, you look at the brilliant women we've got in the uk, we look at the recent success of the football team last year. we've got some fantastic women. you know, wouldn't be around if know, we wouldn't be around if it our fantastic it weren't for our fantastic females yet. females on this planet yet. you've got like this you've got people like this being supported by night are being supported by night who are actually piss out of

actually taking the piss out of women. i'm going to use strong language on down. they are language on this down. they are taking mickey . they are. language on this down. they are takin are mickey . they are. language on this down. they are takin are dehumanisingy are. language on this down. they are takin are dehumanising women. they are dehumanising women. they're like a they're making them look like a freak it's absolutely freak show. it's absolutely disgusting. what is this world coming to when a bloke can prance around like that? mocking women? absolutely shocking. shocking. yeah well, i just hope the shocking. yeah well, i just hope hhe teth— shocking. yeah well, i just hope the total collapse— shocking. yeah well, i just hope the total collapse in— shocking. yeah well, i just hope the total collapse in the- f g “43?" well, ijust hope the total collapse in the sales of hue— the total collapse in the sales of bud light— the total collapse in the sales of bud light in— the total collapse in the sales of bud light in america over the weekend.— of bud light in america over the weekend. h— of bud light in america over the weekend. i hope— of bud light in america over the weekend. i hope it— of bud light in america over the weekend. i hope it wakes some of these— weekend. i hope it wakes some of these companies— weekend. i hope it wakes some of these companies up— weekend. i hope it wakes some of these companies up to what they-re— these companies up to what they-re eehe— these companies up to what they're doing because they're hurhhe— they're doing because they're hurhhe hik— they're doing because they're turning folk off— they're doing because they're turning folk off .— they're doing because they're turning folk off . but look turning folk off. but look hhhhehh— turning folk off. but look brilliant to— turning folk off. but look brilliant to chat as ever. lee andersen,— brilliant to chat as ever. lee anderson, our— brilliant to chat as ever. lee anderson, our red wall rottweiler— anderson, our red wall rottweiler deputy chairman of the conservative _ rottweiler deputy chairman of the conservative party. but eemhe— the conservative party. but eemhe uh— the conservative party. but eemhe up he— the conservative party. but coming up in tonight's media heu— coming up in tonight's media huzz he— coming up in tonight's media buzz is meghan's coronation eieeheh— buzz is meghan's coronation eieeheh hhe — buzz is meghan's coronation rejection the right thing to do, or he— rejection the right thing to do, or he h— rejection the right thing to do, or is it selfish— rejection the right thing to do, or is it selfish to— rejection the right thing to do, or is it selfish to deny king chehee— or is it selfish to deny king charles the— or is it selfish to deny king charles the chance to see his grandchildren— charles the chance to see his grandchildren on— charles the chance to see his grandchildren on the biggest day of he— grandchildren on the biggest day of he thee— grandchildren on the biggest day of his life? tonight's superstar heheh— of his life? tonight's superstar panel tackled— of his life? tonight's superstar panel tackled that. plus, one of the panel tackled that. plus, one of hhe-eh— panel tackled that. plus, one of the-of tomorrow's- the first of tomorrow's newspaper— the first of tomorrow's newspaper pages. i'm the first of tomorrow's- newspaper-pages. i'm sure newspaper front pages. i'm sure that— newspaper front pages. i'm sure that story— newspaper front pages. i'm sure that story hm— newspaper front pages. i'm sure that story will dominate many of them — that story will dominate many of them .ehehh— that story will dominate many of them-shortly .— that story will dominate many of them-shortly . but- that story will dominate many of them shortly . but first was them very shortly. but first was itv them very shortly. but first was hv presenter— them very shortly. but first was itv presenter phillip schofield hehh— itv presenter phillip schofield hehhlhuhheh— itv presenter phillip schofield right publicly abandon his right to publicly abandon his

brother— right to publicly abandon his brother after— right to publicly abandon his brother after he _ right to publicly abandon his brother after he was recently found — brother after he was recently found guilty— brother after he was recently found guilty of— brother after he was recently found guilty of child sex abuse? herrher— found guilty of child sex abuse? former prisons— found guilty of child sex abuse? former prisons minister ann wheeeeerhhe— former prisons minister ann widdecombe explains why she eeeeh-r— widdecombe explains why she doesn't think— widdecombe explains why she doesn't think so.— widdecombe explains why she doesn't think so. this is a reeehhehhe— doesn't think so. this is a fascinating take. straight after the fascinating take. straight after he .—

break it's ibreaki wsfime i break- it's time now i hear- it's time now for i hear— it's time now for big, witty eryhe — it's time now for big, witty eryhe whh— it's time now for big, witty style with former prisons rhhhherer— style with former prisons minister ann— style with former prisons minister ann widdecombe just her— minister ann widdecombe just her heeehee— minister ann widdecombe just last tuesday, timothy schofield, the last tuesday, timothy schofield, rhe younger— last tuesday, timothy schofield, the younger brother of phillip sehehehe,— the younger brother of phillip schofield, was _ the younger brother of phillip schofield, was found guilty on 11 schofield, was found guilty on r eeuher— schofield, was found guilty on r eeuher er— schofield, was found guilty on 11 counts of sexually abusing a boy— 11 counts of sexually abusing a hey hem — 11 counts of sexually abusing a hey hem wher— 11 counts of sexually abusing a boy from when he— 11 counts of sexually abusing a boy from when he was under 16. here— boy from when he was under 16. hee hee— boy from when he was under 16. jurors also heard— boy from when he was under 16. jurors also heard that in seeremher— jurors also heard that in september 2021, the 54 year old ehvhheh — september 2021, the 54 year old civilian police _ september 2021, the 54 year old civilian police worker from bath rehe— civilian police worker from bath here he— civilian police worker from bath told his brother— civilian police worker from bath told his brother philip that he me— told his brother philip that he me he— told his brother philip that he and the complainant had watched . hey,— and the complainant had watched . here he— and the complainant had watched . here he rhy— and the complainant had watched . now, the itv star— and the complainant had watched . now, the itv star has insisted rhet— . now, the itv star has insisted that he— . now, the itv star has insisted that his brother— . now, the itv star has insisted that his brother did not on that or that his brother did not on that er my— that his brother did not on that er my emer— that his brother did not on that or any other occasion confess to my— or any other occasion confess to my erhmhheh— or any other occasion confess to any criminal behaviour and that he wee— any criminal behaviour and that he rehe— any criminal behaviour and that he was told the— any criminal behaviour and that he was told the individual in

eueeheh— he was told the individual in eueeheh hee— he was told the individual in question had reached the age of cement— question had reached the age of cement-mer— question had reached the age of consent-that it— question had reached the age of consent that it involved no consent and that it involved no ehyeheeh— consent and that it involved no physical contact.— consent and that it involved no physical contact. but ultimately the physical contact. but ultimately rhe jury— physical contact. but ultimately me try mee— physical contact. but ultimately the jury ruled that those claims by hhmerhy— the jury ruled that those claims by timothy schofield were false. hhhhh — by timothy schofield were false. philip meanwhile,— by timothy schofield were false. philip meanwhile, released a ereremem— philip meanwhile, released a statement on— philip meanwhile, released a statement on social media after his statement on social media after he hrerhere— statement on social media after his brother's conviction that eme— his brother's conviction that she hheee— his brother's conviction that said these are— his brother's conviction that said these are despicable crimes. and— said these are despicable crimes. and i— said these are despicable crimes. and i welcome the guilty yerehere— crimes. and i welcome the guilty verehere ee— crimes. and i welcome the guilty verdicts as far— crimes. and i welcome the guilty verdicts as far as— crimes. and i welcome the guilty verdicts as far as i— crimes. and i welcome the guilty verdicts as far as i am concerned, i- verdicts as far as i am concerned, i no longer have a hrerher. — concerned, i no longer have a brother. while— concerned, i no longer have a brother. while our— concerned, i no longer have a brother. while our very own ann wheeeeemhe,— brother. while our very own ann widdecombe, who— brother. while our very own ann widdecombe, who is a fascinating mehehr— widdecombe, who is a fascinating hhehehr eh— widdecombe, who is a fascinating mehehr eh rhhe— widdecombe, who is a fascinating insight on this because she is a rermer— insight on this because she is a heme mheeh— insight on this because she is a former prison minister, has wehehee— former prison minister, has wehehee hh— former prison minister, has weighed hh eh— former prison minister, has weighed in on the case today , weighed in on the case today, wrhhhe— weighed in on the case today, where h— weighed in on the case today, writing in her— weighed in on the case today, writing in her brilliant daily hxmeee— writing in her brilliant daily express column— writing in her brilliant daily express column that i do not eemhre— express column that i do not admire phillip— express column that i do not admire phillip schofield for erehhe— admire phillip schofield for erehhe ee— admire phillip schofield for stating so publicly that he no longer— stating so publicly that he no longer hee— stating so publicly that he no longer has e— stating so publicly that he no longer has a brother following the longer has a brother following rhe tethere— longer has a brother following the latter's conviction for sex ehheheee — the latter's conviction for sex ehheheee he— the latter's conviction for sex offences, no matter what eehvhere— offences, no matter what convicts have— offences, no matter what convicts have done , if they are convicts have done, if they are her— convicts have done, if they are her hh— convicts have done, if they are her he her— convicts have done, if they are not in for life— convicts have done, if they are not in for life ,_ convicts have done, if they are not in for life , then it is in not in for life, then it is in eh— not in for life, then it is in eh em— not in for life, then it is in all our interest— not in for life, then it is in all our interest that they leave the all our interest that they leave rhe heres— all our interest that they leave me eeree whh— all our interest that they leave the gates with at— all our interest that they leave the gates with at least a chance of the gates with at least a chance eh leading— the gates with at least a chance of leading decent— the gates with at least a chance of leading decent lives thereafter— of leading decent lives thereafter and i'm delighted to say her— thereafter and i'm delighted to say hm hm— thereafter and i'm delighted to say that ann joins me now live. say that aim joins me now live. so

say that ann joins me now live. se ye— say that ann joins me now live. se ye ahm— say that ann joins me now live. se re a... rhhe— say that ann joins me now live. so jo ann, this is— say that ann joins me now live. so jo ann, this is clearly an hmreehhhe— so jo ann, this is clearly an incredible, incredibly difficult ehmeheh— incredible, incredibly difficult situation for— incredible, incredibly difficult situation for philip schofield heeeuee— situation for philip schofield heeeuee he — situation for philip schofield because he probably feels like his because he probably feels like hhe career— because he probably feels like his career is— because he probably feels like his career is on— because he probably feels like his career is on the line. so the— his career is on the line. so rhhe he— his career is on the line. so he he e— his career is on the line. so he he e mem— his career is on the line. so this is a man, you know, philip is this is a man, you know, philip he e— this is a man, you know, philip he e hee— this is a man, you know, philip is a man. he's all— this is a man, you know, philip is a man. he's all about his career. he's all— is a man. he's all about his career. he's all about retaining his career. he's all about retaining hhe eeehrheh— career. he's all about retaining his position on— career. he's all about retaining his position on television. and he rheuehr— his position on television. and he thought the— his position on television. and he thought the only way to do her— he thought the only way to do that he— he thought the only way to do that he hy— he thought the only way to do that is by publicly disowning his that is by publicly disowning hhe hrehher— that is by publicly disowning his brother. but— that is by publicly disowning his brother. but you say . that is by publicly disowning his brother. but you say. no hhrer— his brother. but you say. no me eh— his brother. but you say. no me eh eh.— his brother. but you say. no first of all, i— his brother. but you say. no first of all, i hope- his brother. but you say. no first of all, i hope those- his brother. but you say. no first of all, i hope those were not his motives . first of all, i hope those were not his motives. i first of all, i hope those were not his motives . i hope first of all, i hope those were not his motives. i hope his motives for disowning his brother were genuine distress on behalf of the victims and genuine disgust if it was simply to preserve his career , then to preserve his career, then i have even less time for it. but what concerns me as a former prisons minister is this that man is not going to go away for life. he's going to come out at some stage and it's in all our interests that when he does come out, he has some reasonable chance of leading a straight life and not creating more

victims . and it is a fact , i victims. and it is a fact, i mean, an absolute fact that prisoners stand a much better chance of making something of themselves after prison if they've got the support of family, if they've been regularly visited by family in prison, if those families can conceivably help them thereafter with jobs and accommodation or whatever it might be. but the more support that they have , the more support that they have, the less the chance of reoffending and the less support they have, the greater the chance of re—offending. you know, sometimes we talk about rehabilitation. if it's some sort of soft, wet , liberal, sort of soft, wet, liberal, optional extra , it ain't. it's optional extra, it ain't. it's all about the protection of otherwise potential victims . and otherwise potential victims. and so you say that by disowning his brother, then philip potentially hasn't actually done the right thing by wider british society . thing by wider british society. oh, i'm sure he hasn't. i'm sure he shouldn't disown his brother anyway. he didn't have to

express any sympathy with the brother. he was quite right to say, you know, they were despicable offences, all that is right. but just by abandoning his brother, by saying i no longer have a brother , that guy longer have a brother, that guy is now alone without family support, presumably without visits in prison. i don't know. philip would find it very difficult now to visit. i think without an awful lot of pubuchy without an awful lot of publicity following it. and i just know, as i say, as a fact, not just as a theory, but as a fact that prisoners who have the support of decent family and stress, decent family, not the sort who come in and peddle drugs , but prisoners who have drugs, but prisoners who have the support of decent family have a better chance of coping when they leave . yeah, you know when they leave. yeah, you know a when they leave. yeah, you know e her— when they leave. yeah, you know e her eheur— when they leave. yeah, you know a lot about this.— when they leave. yeah, you know a lot about this. i— when they leave. yeah, you know a lot about this. i mean,- a lot about this. i mean, i rhhhh— a lot about this. i mean, i her when— a lot about this. i mean, i think when you- a lot about this. i mean, i think when you a minister tell me hh— think when you a minister tell me hh hm— think when you a minister tell me if i'm wrong— think when you a minister tell me if i'm wrong but didn't you her— me if i'm wrong but didn't you vhehr every— me if i'm wrong but didn't you visit every prison— me if i'm wrong but didn't you visit every prison in the eeerhry— visit every prison in the eeuhrry, every— visit every prison in the country, every single prison in the country, every single prison in he eeerhry— country, every single prison in the country, including the sex ehheheere— the country, including the sex offenders prisons— the country, including the sex offenders prisons and the sex ehheheere— offenders prisons and the sex offenders wings? , 3 offenders prisons and the sex offenders wings? ' h: offenders prisons and the sex offenders wings? h: offenders wings? and i know how difficult is because is it difficult this is because is it isn't something that they can

abandon easily. it is a repetitive crime . it is repetitive crime. it is something which you have to keep a real eye on. and the better the support they have. therefore nato after they leave the better the chance that they won't reoffend. yeah, very good point . to me it's also a bit of a mere— . to me it's also a bit of a moral issue,— . to me it's also a bit of a moral issue, an— to me it's also a bit of a moral issue, an and i know eeehhe— moral issue, an and i know eeeehe heeh— moral issue, an and i know people feel differently about he— people feel differently about he .— people feel differently about rhhe . reu— people feel differently about this . you know,— people feel differently about this . you know, i've spoken to this. you know, i've spoken to eeehhe— this. you know, i've spoken to eeeehe hh— this. you know, i've spoken to eeeehe hh my— this. you know, i've spoken to eeeehe hh my eh— this. you know, i've spoken to people in my own life. they feel ehhheremhy— people in my own life. they feel differently about— people in my own life. they feel differently about it. but for mer— differently about it. but for there-e— differently about it. but for me, there's nothing my siblings, rhere-e— me, there's nothing my siblings, there's nothing— me, there's nothing my siblings, there's nothing immediate there's nothing my immediate hemhhy— there's nothing my immediatei hemhhy—ee family members could ever do her— family members could ever do the heme— family members could ever do that would lead— family members could ever do that would lead me to say, i eee-r— that would lead me to say, i eeh-r have— that would lead me to say, i eeh-r heve e— that would lead me to say, i don't have a sister. i don't have— don't have a sister. i don't have e— don't have a sister. i don't have a mother.— don't have a sister. i don't have a mother. i- don't have a sister. i don't have a mother. i don't have a herher— have a mother. i don't have a herher mer— have a mother. i don't have a father that doesn't mean that i heme— father that doesn't mean that i would necessarily— father that doesn't mean that i would necessarily agree with everyrhhhe— would necessarily agree with everyrhhhe rhey— would necessarily agree with everything they did. but to me, i everything they did. but to me, h rhhhh— everything they did. but to me, h rhhhh hr— everything they did. but to me, i think it said— everything they did. but to me, i think it said something about hhhhhe-e—h-mi philip's moral compass, if i'm eemeherehy— philip's moral compass, if i'm completely—andl philip's moral compass, if i'mi completely—and if completely honest. well and if i'm completely honest. well and if h-m -h— completely honest. well and if h-m -h meeh— completely honest. well and if h-m-h h- completely honest. well and if i'm-i mean, i can- completely honest. well and if i'm i mean, i can think i'm honest, i mean, i can think me— i'm honest, i mean, i can think me we— i'm honest, i mean, i can think me we eh— i'm honest, i mean, i can think and we all can— i'm honest, i mean, i can think and we all can have relatives whee— and we all can have relatives whee-we,— and we all can have relatives whe-we-wh, yew- and we all can have relatives who've up, you know, for who've stood up, you know, for murderers-now. - who've stood up, you know, for murderers now. ' who've stood up, you know, for murderers now. h: murderers before now. and of eewreeleeh-r— murderers before now. and of course, don't want them course, you don't want them to stand say, it doesn't stand up and say, it doesn't matter. that's not what i'm saying. i'm is that saying. what i'm saying is that chap needs support. philip is denying it . i chap needs support. philip is denying it. i think philip is wrong and i do hope the motive

wasn't the one you suggested . wasn't the one you suggested. yeah, and of course he says it's her.— yeah, and of course he says it's her. he— yeah, and of course he says it's her. he eeye— yeah, and of course he says it's not. he says it's— yeah, and of course he says it's not. he says it's not. and we ehewhe— not. he says it's not. and we ehewhe mere— not. he says it's not. and we should make that— not. he says it's not. and we should make that clear. and widdecombe— should make that clear. and widdecombe former prisons mhhherer— widdecombe former prisons mhhehem— widdecombe former prisons mhhherer, e— widdecombe former prisons minister , a fascinating minister, a fascinating conversation. thank you so much, hm.— conversation. thank you so much, hm. wew— conversation. thank you so much, hm. wew eemhhe— conversation. thank you so much, ann. now coming up, our channel aim. now coming up, our channel 4 ann. now coming up, our channel h where— ann. now coming up, our channel h where he— ann. now coming up, our channel h wrong he mere— ann. now coming up, our channel 4 wrong to make adults go full hremeh— 4 wrong to make adults go full hremeh hh— 4 wrong to make adults go full frontal in front— 4 wrong to make adults go full frontal in front of— 4 wrong to make adults go full frontal in front of kids in her— frontal in front of kids in their warped— frontal in front of kids in their warped new prime time ehew— their warped new prime time ehew, hered— their warped new prime time show, naked education. tv hhrehrehe— show, naked education. tv firebrand kim— show, naked education. tv firebrand kim woodburn and eeeheh— firebrand kim woodburn and social commentator conor hemhhheeh— social commentator conor hemhhheeh 90— social commentator conor tomlinson go up against liam heheweeeh— tomlinson go up against liam halewood. he's— tomlinson go up against liam halewood. he's actually one of rheee— halewood. he's actually one of thee hehhe— halewood. he's actually one of those folks stripping off in the very— those folks stripping off in the series very soon. _ those folks stripping off in the series very soon. but first, has weeheh— series very soon. but first, has meghan bottled— series very soon. but first, has meghan bottled it— series very soon. but first, has meghan bottled it by refusing to mend— meghan bottled it by refusing to where he— meghan bottled it by refusing to attend the coronation ? and is it attend the coronation? and is it eehhheh— attend the coronation? and is it eehhheh eh— attend the coronation? and is it selfish of her— attend the coronation? and is it selfish of her to— attend the coronation? and is it selfish of her to deny king cherhee— selfish of her to deny king charles the— selfish of her to deny king charles the chance to see his grandchildren— charles the chance to see his grandchildren on— charles the chance to see his grandchildren on the biggest day of grandchildren on the biggest day eh hhe— grandchildren on the biggest day eh hhe hhhee— grandchildren on the biggest day eh hhe her my— grandchildren on the biggest day of his life? my superstar panel hemmed— of his life? my superstar panel returned-this- of his life? my superstar panel returned-this one- of his life? my superstar panel returned this one out. returned to thrash this one out. whee— returned to thrash this one out. hhee wee— returned to thrash this one out. hhee going— returned to thrash this one out. also we're going have the also we're going to have the her— also we're going to have the first-tomorrow's- also we're going to have the first tomorrow's newspaper first of tomorrow's newspaper hem— first of tomorrow's newspaper hrem—ehh- first of tomorrow's newspaper front—off the - first of tomorrow's newspaper front off the press. front pages, hot off the press. hher-e— front pages, hot off the press. that's immediately after this we— that's immediately after this we mhhwre— that's immediately after this two minute interval .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton remem— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton rehhehr .— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight, buckingham palace has many— tonight, buckingham palace has finally confirmed— tonight, buckingham palace has finally confirmed the duke of sweee— finally confirmed the duke of sweee whhh— finally confirmed the duke of sussex will attend the coronation _ sussex will attend the coronation on alone in just over rhree— coronation on alone in just over three weeke— coronation on alone in just over three weeks time.— coronation on alone in just over three weeks time. so like the ewe— three weeks time. so like the ewe whe— three weeks time. so like the coupe and her— three weeks time. so like the coupe and her montecito mansion is coupe and her montecito mansion he weeheh— coupe and her montecito mansion is meghan markle— coupe and her montecito mansion is meghan markle to chicken to eehhrem— is meghan markle to chicken to eehhrem hhe — is meghan markle to chicken to confront the british public, who wewhe— confront the british public, who wewhe have— confront the british public, who would have inevitably booed her on would have inevitably booed her we rhe— would have inevitably booed her we he he— would have inevitably booed her we me big way— would have inevitably booed her we me big way .— would have inevitably booed her on the big day . and is it unfair on the big day. and is it unfair mer— on the big day. and is it unfair that ehe-e— on the big day. and is it unfair that she's preventing king cherhee— that she's preventing king charles from _ that she's preventing king charles from seeing his grandchildren on the most hmeehem— grandchildren on the most hmeehem hey— grandchildren on the most important day of his life? my eweererer— important day of his life? my superstar panel— important day of his life? my superstar panel gives their hhery— superstar panel gives their fiery reaction— superstar panel gives their fiery reaction next. tonight, hm— fiery reaction next. tonight, h-m hehhee— fiery reaction next. tonight, h-m joined hy— fiery reaction next. tonight, i'm joined by dominique samuels, haem— i'm joined by dominique samuels, heem hreehe— i'm joined by dominique samuels, adam brooks, and— i'm joined by dominique samuels, adam brooks, and matthew lazor. hhwe— adam brooks, and matthew lazor. hhwe wher— adam brooks, and matthew lazor. plus after this— adam brooks, and matthew lazor. plus after this latest act of eememhr— plus after this latest act of contempt from _ plus after this latest act of contempt from the couple, how ehewhe— contempt from the couple, how ehewhe rhe— contempt from the couple, how should the palace— contempt from the couple, how should the palace respond? well, reyeh— should the palace respond? well, royal historian— should the palace respond? well, royal historian david starkey eeye— royal historian david starkey eeye rhe— royal historian david starkey eeye rhe rhe— royal historian david starkey says the king needs to stop rryhhe— says the king needs to stop rryhhe re— says the king needs to stop rryhhe re ewr— says the king needs to stop trying to out woke harry and weeheh— trying to out woke harry and heeheh re— trying to out woke harry and meghan to protect the future of the meghan to protect the future of he mererehy— meghan to protect the future of the monarchy. don't miss his exeeh— the monarchy. don't miss his expert analysis— the monarchy. don't miss his expert analysis in uncanceled herer— expert analysis in uncanceled herer rhhe— expert analysis in uncanceled later this hour— expert analysis in uncanceled later this hour or— expert analysis in uncanceled later this hour or elsewhere. hwmze— later this hour or elsewhere. humza yousaf_ later this hour or elsewhere. humza yousaf has announced his eewemmem—

humza yousaf has announced his government will— humza yousaf has announced his government will go— humza yousaf has announced his government will go to court over eehemhhe— government will go to court over scheming sturgeon's sick gender heme hwr— scheming sturgeon's sick gender reforms. but as— scheming sturgeon's sick gender reforms. but as a— scheming sturgeon's sick gender reforms. but as a trans who eewee— reforms. but as a trans who eewee hme— reforms. but as a trans who served time in— reforms. but as a trans who served time in a— reforms. but as a trans who served time in a women's prison rhrewe— served time in a women's prison rhrewe rhehr— served time in a women's prison throws their support behind the bill throws their support behind the hhhh he— throws their support behind the hhhh he he— throws their support behind the bill is the snp— throws their support behind the bill is the snp hell bent on eeerreyhhe— bill is the snp hell bent on destroying women's rights? as we mew— destroying women's rights? as we knew hr— destroying women's rights? as we knew hr ee— destroying women's rights? as we knew h we ee— destroying women's rights? as we know it as one of— destroying women's rights? as we know it as one of their final hehhrheeh— know it as one of their final political acts?— know it as one of their final political acts? that's our big eehere— political acts? that's our big eehere hh— political acts? that's our big debate in the— political acts? that's our big debate in the media. mediabuzz and debate in the media. mediabuzz me hh— debate in the media. mediabuzz me he mee— debate in the media. mediabuzz and in more woke— debate in the media. mediabuzz and in more woke madness as chemeh— and in more woke madness as chemeh e— and in more woke madness as chemeh h hwer— and in more woke madness as channel 4 just plain wrong for ehewhhe— channel 4 just plain wrong for showing adults— channel 4 just plain wrong for showing adults stripping off in hem— showing adults stripping off in hrem eh— showing adults stripping off in front of-their- showing adults stripping off in front of their shock front of kids in their shock news show naked education on he— news show naked education on feel fabulous. _ news show naked education on feel fabulous. the— news show naked education on feel fabulous. the way i am right now and that's free of any aesthetics at all. well, the man you aesthetics at all. well, the man yew hwer— aesthetics at all. well, the man yew hwer eew— aesthetics at all. well, the man yew hwer hh— aesthetics at all. well, the man you just saw in that— hit? well, the man you just saw in that clip, liam heheweeeh— you just saw in that clip, liam halewood, will— you just saw in that clip, liam halewood, will be— you just saw in that clip, liam halewood, will be live in the erwehe— halewood, will be live in the ewe hwhhy— halewood, will be live in the studio fully clothed. i promise you,— studio fully clothed. i promise yew rhhe— studio fully clothed. i promise yew, rhhe hme— studio fully clothed. i promise you, this time to— studio fully clothed. i promise you, this time to justify his appearance— you, this time to justify his appearance .the- you, this time to justify his appearance the program that appearance on the program that has appearance on the program that hee-merm— appearance on the program that has-moral outrage- appearance on the program that has moral outrage . has sparked moral outrage. hehhhe— has sparked moral outrage. hehhhe hhm — has sparked moral outrage. taking him to— has sparked moral outrage. taking him to task will be the tv taking him to task will be the w ewrw— taking him to task will be the w ewrw khm— taking him to task will be the tv guru, kim woodburn and hehhrheeh— tv guru, kim woodburn and political commentator conor hemhhheeh— political commentator conor tomlinson.-it- political commentator conor tomlinson. it was liz tomlinson. today it was liz hrwee— tomlinson. today it was liz hrwee re— tomlinson. today it was liz truss to the _ tomlinson. today it was liz truss to the rescue as she ereehehmee— truss to the rescue as she proclaimed the - truss to the rescue as she proclaimed the woke west needs to proclaimed the woke west needs he he— proclaimed the woke west needs he he eewee— proclaimed the woke west needs to be saved from _ proclaimed the woke west needs to be saved from itself .

to be saved from itself. i think it's to be saved from itself. i think he eme— to be saved from itself. i think he re— to be saved from itself. i think it's come to is— to be saved from itself. i think it's come to is selfless adulation self—flagellate version of the values that made our countries great in the first place. i'll bring you more from the former pm sensational political comeback in washington dc. and political comeback in washington dc . and finally, musk political comeback in washington dc. and finally, musk , elon musk dc. and finally, musk, elon musk and dc. and finally, musk, elon musk me he— dc. and finally, musk, elon musk me he hec— dc. and finally, musk, elon musk and the bbc trade— “jc and finally, musk, elon musk and the bbc trade blows in the heme— and the bbc trade blows in the were her— and the bbc trade blows in the battle for twitter— and the bbc trade blows in the battle for twitter .— and the bbc trade blows in the battle for twitter . and come on, battle for twitter. and come on, here— battle for twitter. and come on, there we— battle for twitter. and come on, there ehhy— battle for twitter. and come on, there was only going to be one hem— there was only going to be one winner right claimed that the herehwh— winner right claimed that the hateful content— winner right claimed that the hateful content was high well there— hateful content was high well here e— hateful content was high well that's a false— hateful content was high well that's a false no— hateful content was high well that's a false no what? i just hee.— that's a false no what? i just hhee. wher— that's a false no what? i just lied. what find— that's a false no what? i just lied. what find out if the free eheeeh— lied. what find out if the free speech champion— lied. what find out if the free speech champion will be crowned an speech champion will be crowned eh heherery— speech champion will be crowned an honorary greatest britain. or meyhe— an honorary greatest britain. or meyhe e— an honorary greatest britain. or meyhe e uhheh— an honorary greatest britain. or maybe a union jackass. you never mew— maybe a union jackass. you never knew hehere— maybe a union jackass. you never know before the— maybe a union jackass. you never know before the night is out . know before the night is out. we-we— know before the night is out. we-we-hhrer- know before the night is out. we've _first front- know before the night is out. we've first front pages, we've got the first front pages, by we've got the first front pages, bv-wav- _ we've got the first front pages, hy-wey. her— we've got the first front pages, hy-wey. her ehh— we've got the first front pages, by way. hot off the press. by the way. hot off the press. h-m — by the way. hot off the press. h-m going— by the way. hot off the press. h-m going re— by the way. hot off the press. i'm going to show you them in mere moments,— i'm going to show you them in mere moments, right after polly wheehehwrer— mere moments, right after polly wheehehwrer .— mere moments, right after polly middlehurst . _ mere moments, right after polly middlehurst . jr?“ mere moments, right after polly middlehurst . j?“ ?“r: middlehurst. thank you, dan, and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight on his trip to county louth as part of his visit to the republic of ireland, the us president joe

biden has said it feels like home. mr. biden's great grandfather, james finnegan, was born in the county earlier , born in the county earlier, crowds of well—wishers braved the rainy weather under umbrellas to watch his motorcade drive past. he toured carlingford castle before moving on to dundalk earlier on today. speaking in northern ireland, president biden spoke about the signific ance of the good friday agreement and praised the windsor framework now 74 year old man has been extradited from pakistan and charged with the murder of a female police officer over 17 years ago . 38 officer over 17 years ago. 38 year old wpc sharon beshenivsky was shot while responding to a robbery in bradford in 2005. piran ditta khan was arrested by police in pakistan earlier this year following a joint operation with the national crime agency. he's also been charged with robbery and two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life . he's intent to endanger life. he's due to appear at magistrate at westminster magistrates court

tomorrow . so now it's been tomorrow. so now it's been confirmed that the duchess of sussex will not attend the coronation of king charles in may, but the duke of sussex, harry, will. in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will remain in california with prince archie and princess lilibet. the announcement follows weeks of speculation following the publication of prince harry's autobiography, spare . and just autobiography, spare. and just lastly tonight, emergency services are searching for a woman who is believed to have been swept out to sea in brighton as storm noah continues to sweep in across the uk. police in brighton are carrying out a search and rescue operation, but there's heavy rain and 70 mile an hour winds and they continue across the country . meanwhile, hundreds of country. meanwhile, hundreds of properties have been left without power today and several rail services have reported delays and cancellations will keep an eye on storm noah for you throughout the evening. you're up to date on gb news.

i'm back in an hour. back to dan tamara's us tonight. now in our weehehwzz— tamara's us tonight. now in our weehehwzz .— tamara's us tonight. now in our mediabuzz . let's— tamara's us tonight. now in our mediabuzz . let's kick- tamara's us tonight. now in our mediabuzz . let's kick off- ’air“ 3“ now in our mediabuzz . let's kick off with mediabuzz. let's kick off with the mediabuzz. let's kick off with he he— mediabuzz. let's kick off with the first front— mediabuzz. let's kick off with the first front pages. these are hot the first front pages. these are her ehh— the first front pages. these are her ehh rhe— the first front pages. these are hot off the press— the first front pages. these are hot off the press .— the first front pages. these are hot off the press . and like us hot off the press. and like us hemhhh— hot off the press. and like us tonight he— hot off the press. and like us tonight, the guardian is leading whrh— tonight, the guardian is leading with president— tonight, the guardian is leading with president biden's carrot eehehhhe— with president biden's carrot dangling offer— with president biden's carrot dangling offer of $6 billion in hhweermem— dangling offer of $6 billion in investment for— dangling offer of $6 billion in investment for northern ireland. if investment for northern ireland. hh eewer— investment for northern ireland. rh eewer eheme— investment for northern ireland. if power sharing is— investment for northern ireland. if power sharing is restored in hermene— if power sharing is restored in stormont, which— if power sharing is restored in stormont, which it's not going to stormont, which it's not going he he— stormont, which it's not going he he hhe— stormont, which it's not going to be the metro— stormont, which it's not going to be the metro leads with the fleet— to be the metro leads with the fleet eh— to be the metro leads with the flood of complaints after chemeh— flood of complaints after chemeh h— flood of complaints after channel 4 has- flood of complaints after channel 4 has aired this in my ehhhheh — channel 4 has aired this in my eehhheh shek— channel 4 has aired this in my opinion. sick new— channel 4 has aired this in my opinion. sick new tv show naked heweehheh— opinion. sick new tv show naked heweehheh .— opinion. sick new tv show naked heweehheh . se— opinion. sick new tv show naked education . so reports that education. so reports that heerhy— education. so reports that heerhy howe— education. so reports that nearly 1000 furious viewers eemehehhee— nearly 1000 furious viewers complained about the nudity in hrehh— complained about the nudity in hrehh eh— complained about the nudity in front of children— complained about the nudity in front of children and the fact hhe— front of children and the fact hhe ehew— front of children and the fact the show was— front of children and the fact the show was on— front of children and the fact the show was on before the 9 pm.— the show was on before the 9 pm. watershed. _ the show was on before the 9 pm. watershed. very good timing p.m. watershed. very good timing , heewee hm— p.m. watershed. very good timing , because i'm going— p.m. watershed. very good timing , because i'm going to be eehehhhe— , because i'm going to be debating-very- , because i'm going to be debating very shortly debating this very shortly with one - show's nude - one of the show's nude participants. - one of the show's nude participants. and kim woodburn. ceme— participants. and kim woodburn. ceme eh— participants. and kim woodburn. ceme yew— participants. and kim woodburn. come on, you can't— participants. and kim woodburn. come on, you can't miss that.

hwh— come on, you can't miss that. hwh my— come on, you can't miss that. but my superstar— come on, you can't miss that. but my superstar panel returned hhreh— but my superstar panel returned first. political— but my superstar panel returned first. political commentator hemhhhewe— first. political commentator dominique samuels, the businessman— dominique samuels, the businessman and activist adam hreehe— businessman and activist adam hreehe ehe— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former head of hreeeeeehhhe— brooks, and the former head of broadcasting for— brooks, and the former head of broadcasting for the labour party,— broadcasting for the labour party, matthew— broadcasting for the labour party, matthew lazor . now, after party, matthew lazor. now, after mehhhe— party, matthew lazor. now, after mehhhe eh— party, matthew lazor. now, after months of speculation , it's now months of speculation, it's now hhhehhy— months of speculation, it's now finally confirmed— months of speculation, it's now finally confirmed that prince herry— finally confirmed that prince herry whhh— finally confirmed that prince harry will attend the coronation ehehe— harry will attend the coronation ehehe .— harry will attend the coronation ehehe . h— harry will attend the coronation alone . a statement released by alone. a statement released by hwehhhehem — alone. a statement released by buckingham palace very short, eehe. — buckingham palace very short, said. buckingham palace is hheeeee— said. buckingham palace is pleased _that. said. buckingham palace is pleased _that duke pleased to confirm that the duke of pleased to confirm that the duke eh—ehhehe— pleased to confirm that the duke eh—ehhemh hhe- of sussex will attend the coronation _ of sussex will attend the coronation service at westminster abbey on the 6th of hey. — westminster abbey on the 6th of hey. .hweheee— westminster abbey on the 6th of may. .duchess-willl may. the duchess of sussex will remain-california— may. the duchess of sussex will remain california with prince remain in california with prince hrehhe— remain in california with prince archie-princess— remain in california with prince archie princess lilibet . archie and princess lilibet. now— archie and princess lilibet. wew—heheel archie and princess lilibet.| now,_later, the now, just minutes later, the eewhhe-e— now, just minutes later, the couple's-little- now, just minutes later, the couple's little mouthpiece. couple's odd little mouthpiece. you couple's odd little mouthpiece. rew heew— couple's odd little mouthpiece. you know, that— couple's odd little mouthpiece. you know, that odd bloke, omid seehhe— you know, that odd bloke, omid seehhe .— you know, that odd bloke, omid scobie , claimed— you know, that odd bloke, omid scobie , claimed the absence is scobie, claimed the absence is to scobie, claimed the absence is he he— scobie, claimed the absence is he he whhh— scobie, claimed the absence is to do with archie's— scobie, claimed the absence is to do with archie's birthday eheehhhe— to do with archie's birthday clashing with— to do with archie's birthday clashing with the coronation eehe, — clashing with the coronation eehe, whheh— clashing with the coronation date, which is— clashing with the coronation date, which is a— clashing with the coronation date, which is a complete poppvcock-_ date, which is a complete poppvcock- iwe- date, which is a complete poppycock. i've written a new eehwmh— poppycock. i've written a new eehwmhlhhhe— poppycock. i've written a new column .this .the- column on this for the mail eehhee— column on this for the mail online, which— column on this for the mail online, which live now, and i online, which is live now, and i eey— online, which is live now, and i eey, heeh— online, which is live now, and i eey, heeh rye— online, which is live now, and i say, look, i've got— online, which is live now, and i say, look, i've got no doubt he— say, look, i've got no doubt that-decision- say, look, i've got no doubt that-decision to i say, look, i've got no doubt. that-decision to stay that meghan's decision to stay ewey— that meghan's decision to stay away comes down. as always , to away comes down. as always, to her meeehe— away comes down. as always, to her eee— away comes down. as always, to her massive ego and obsession whhh— her massive ego and obsession whhh eehe— her massive ego and obsession with being idolised rather than hryhhe— with being idolised rather than hryhhe he— with being idolised rather than hryhhe he ewe— with being idolised rather than trying to give the royal family a trying to give the royal family e heeeehwh— trying to give the royal family a peaceful week— trying to give the royal family a peaceful week after suffering the a peaceful week after suffering hhe hhehehhhy— a peaceful week after suffering the indignity of— a peaceful week after suffering the indignity of being booed whhhe— the 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cehheereh— while arriving at saint paul's cehheereh .— while arriving at saint paul's cathedral . that— while arriving at saint paul's cathedral . that was during the cathedral. that was during the eweehe— cathedral. that was during the queen's jubilee— cathedral. that was during the queen's jubilee celebrations heeh— queen's jubilee celebrations heeh yeer. — queen's jubilee celebrations last year. meghan couldn't take her— last year. meghan couldn't take hheh rheh— last year. meghan couldn't take hheh rheh .— last year. meghan couldn't take that risk , especially given she that risk, especially given she was considering— that risk, especially given she was considering having her ehhhereh— was considering having her children in— was considering having her children in tow— was considering having her children in tow and while the heme— children in tow and while the hrhhee ehe— children in tow and while the prince and princess of wales whhh— prince and princess of wales whhh he— prince and princess of wales will be relieved— prince and princess of wales will be relieved at meghan's reieehheh— will be relieved at meghan's rejection, the— will be relieved at meghan's rejection, the king, he undoubtedly feels aggrieved that he's undoubtedly feels aggrieved that he-e heeh— undoubtedly feels aggrieved that he's been robbed— undoubtedly feels aggrieved that he's been robbed of sharing the meeh— he's been robbed of sharing the most important— he's been robbed of sharing the most important day of his life whhh— most important day of his life whhh hhe— most important day of his life with his grandchildren . but adam with his grandchildren. but adam meehe— with his grandchildren. but adam brooks personally— with his grandchildren. but adam brooks personally , i didn't want brooks personally, i didn't want ehhher— brooks personally, i didn't want ehhher eh— brooks personally, i didn't want either of them— brooks personally, i didn't want either of them here. ’?“ either of them here. i'm no fan of meghan. i've made that clear on here and i'm no fan of harry ehhen on here and i'm no fan of harry either. the way he's acted and the way they've attacked the royal family i'm torn in so many different directions here as a family man , it's quite upsetting family man, it's quite upsetting for me to hear of a grandfather not seeing his grandchildren on such a special day. but you know, to not have meghan here will make the week or the day go a lot more smoothly. it won't be the meghan show. thank you know, thank god for that. and you know i think we can come to expect an

episode on netflix of her sort of princess at home diaries you know so we're going to get that in a few months you know after meghan but the thing is, dominic, they have spent the past few months since the death of the late queen, literally trying to tear down the royal family to tear down charles, to tear down william. so i find it very ewrerhehhe— tear down william. so i find it very surprising thing- : �*hserh ll so i find it very surprising thing when heewe— very surprising thing when eeeehe ehh— very surprising thing when eeeehe ehh eh— very surprising thing when people all of a— very surprising thing when people all of a sudden say, wehh— people all of a sudden say, war, eh— people all of a sudden say, well, of course,— people all of a sudden say, well, of course, harry should be here.— well, of course, harry should be here. he— well, of course, harry should be here. he my— well, of course, harry should be there. in my view— well, of course, harry should be there. in my view .— well, of course, harry should be there. in my view . i don't there. in my view. i don't understand— there. in my view. i don't understand why he wants to be here. — understand why he wants to be here. he— understand why he wants to be there. he seems— understand why he wants to be there. he seems to hate the institution. _ there. he seems to hate the institution. fryston he seems to eeehhee— institution. fryston he seems to eeehhee hhe— institution. fryston he seems to despise his father.— institution. fryston he seems to despise his father. he definitely— despise his father. he definitely despises his brother . se— definitely despises his brother . se where— definitely despises his brother . so what's he— definitely despises his brother . so what's he doing going on? it . so what's he doing going on? hh he— . so what's he doing going on? hh he eehe— . so what's he doing going on? it is quite confusing— . so what's he doing going on? it is quite confusing ing- . so what's he doing going on? it is quite confusing ing as- . so what's he doing going on? it is quite confusing ing as to why he'd actually want to be there, but i think he's made some effort . i think over the some effort. i think over the last few months at least, to make clear that he is still a monarchist , he still supports monarchist, he still supports the idea of monarchy , and he's the idea of monarchy, and he's also claimed that he wants to

keep the door open with his family. but also he trashed the commonwealth, though, in that netflix. yeah, i mean, he said some contradictory things, but i think at the end of the day, from a logical perspective , he from a logical perspective, he also needs to make sure that he seen still part of the family fold. but isn't that a commercial motivation? well, it could be, because the- firi. , well, it could be, because the thing is, his could be, because the thing is, hhe ereehmhhy— could be, because the thing is, his proximity motty right to the heyeh— his proximity motty right to the heyeh hemhhy— his proximity motty right to the heyeh hemhhy he— his proximity motty right to the royal family is how he keeps on eehhhhe— royal family is how he keeps on eehhhhe hhe— royal family is how he keeps on eehhhhe hhe hhe— royal family is how he keeps on getting the big bucks from wehhhhe— getting the big bucks from netflix and— getting the big bucks from netflix and spotify because they ehhy— netflix and spotify because they ehhy eee— netflix and spotify because they only care about— netflix and spotify because they only care about him because he hee— only care about him because he hee ereehmhhy— only care about him because he has proximity to— only care about him because he has proximity to the royal hemhhy— has proximity to the royal hemhhy. hhe— has proximity to the royal family. and i'm convinced, i'm eehwhhehy— family. and i'm convinced, i'm genuinely convinced that if weeheh— genuinely convinced that if meghan thought she could show up and meghan thought she could show up ehh eeh— meghan thought she could show up ehh heh he— meghan thought she could show up and not be booed— meghan thought she could show up and not be booed because remember, i've— and not be booed because remember, i've spoken to sources eheee— remember, i've spoken to sources ehee—her— remember, i've spoken to sources eheee—her e— remember, i've spoken to sources eheee—her e very- remember, i've spoken to sources close _for a very longi close to meghan for a very long hhme. — close to meghan for a very long hhme. hheh-e— close to meghan for a very long time. that's the— close to meghan for a very long time. that's the thing. she was ehweye— time. that's the thing. she was always-terrified- always most terrified about here— always most terrified about hehhe-hwhhhe- always most terrified about hehhe-hwhhe .- always most terrified about being public . and i being booed in public. and i eehwhhehy— being booed in public. and i genuinely think— being booed in public. and i genuinely think if she she genuinely think if she if she heew— genuinely think if she if she knew he— genuinely think if she if she knew that she— genuinely think if she if she knew that she could turn up and wewheh-h— knew that she could turn up and wewheh-h-ehe- knew that she could turn up and wouldn't she would wouldn't be booed, she would hewe— wouldn't be booed, she would hewe-hhhhh— wouldn't be booed, she would have-think she- wouldn't be booed, she would have think she wanted to have come. i think she wanted to be have come. i think she wanted to he-ehe— have come. i think she wanted to be-she couldn't- have come. i think she wanted to be she couldn't handle be here, but she couldn't handle hehhe— be here, but she couldn't handle eehe-h— be here, but she couldn't handle hehhe-h hhmh— be here, but she couldn't handle being-i think so- be here, but she couldn't handle being-i think so as- be here, but she couldn't handlei being-i think so as well. being booed. i think so as well. but i think that, you know, from a personal and sort of

empathetic perspective , kyiv, i empathetic perspective, kyiv, i wouldn't have come either if i was her. i think let's be honest, nobody wants her there . honest, nobody wants her there. the working royals don't want her there. the general public don't want her there. and whether or not the media are guilty of this , it would have guilty of this, it would have been made all about her. and that's just not what we want to happen. no, this is a great result, isn't it, matthew , in result, isn't it, matthew, in terms of keeping the focus on king charles, she's absolutely i mean, you know , for uk plc, i mean, you know, for uk plc, i think this is really important that the focus is on on is on the king and queen on this day because we you know, and so obviously , there's thousands of obviously, there's thousands of journalists we can be pictured lining pictured picturing them lined up outside buckingham palace and outside windsor castle . we'll be focusing on castle. we'll be focusing on hrhhehh— castle. we'll be focusing on hrhhehh ehe— castle. we'll be focusing on britain and what— castle. we'll be focusing on britain and what it- we'll be focusing on britain and what it means and the britain and what it means and hhe ew— britain and what it means and hhe ee— britain and what it means and the new era for— britain and what it means and the new era for britain, rather hheh— the new era for britain, rather hheh twee— the new era for britain, rather hheh rweh, yew— the new era for britain, rather than just, you know , whether than just, you know, whether heeheh-e— than just, you know, whether meghan's smiling. so i think at heeeh— meghan's smiling. so i think at heeeh hhere-e— meghan's smiling. so i think at least there's relief— meghan's smiling. so i think at least there's relief from that eehhh— least there's relief from that hehhh eh— least there's relief from that point of-yeah.- least there's relief from that point of yeah. although point of view. yeah. although yee— point of view. yeah. although ye e— point of view. yeah. although you're a republican. / i you're a republican. yeah. i wehh— you're a republican. yeah. i war, h— you're a republican. yeah. i mean, well, i was— you're a republican. / i

mean, well, i was brought up he— mean, well, i was brought up hheh wey— mean, well, i was brought up hheh wey, ee— mean, well, i was brought up that way, so does— mean, well, i was brought up that way, so does part of you eeh— that way, so does part of you eerh eh— that way, so does part of you eerh eh hewe— that way, so does part of you sort of love what— that way, so does part of you sort of love what harry and weeheh— sort of love what harry and heeheh ee— sort of love what harry and meghan are doing? \ri:r f meghan are doing? no, because hhey-re— meghan are doing? no, because they've standard they've become the standard bearers republican bearers for the republican party. well, no, absolutely. hheehwhehy— party. well, no, absolutely. absolutely because, i mean, absolutely not. because, i mean, you know, why are interested you know, why are we interested in harry? i mean, really, if he heeh-h— in harry? i mean, really, if he heeh-h heeh— in harry? i mean, really, if he hadn't been-a— in harry? i mean, really, if he hadn't been-a royal,- “ r?”7 i mean, really, if he hadn't been a royal, he'd hadn't been born a royal, he'd iweh— hadn't been born a royal, he'd iweh he— hadn't been born a royal, he'd rweh he eh— hadn't been born a royal, he'd he he eh eh— hadn't been born a royal, he'd just be an an.sort- hadn't been born a royal, he'd just be an an sort of just be an an ex sort of mid—ranking- just be an an ex sort of mid—ranking army officer heeehhhe— mid—ranking army officer- knocking—cotswolds mid—ranking army officer kno

how these kids are brought up, you could imagine in a couple of decades time them feeling relatively resentful that mum kept california kept them back in california because thing is, it's harry because the thing is, it's harry and have chosen to make and meghan have chosen to make them prince and princess again. that come from royal that didn't come from the royal family part of the family that came part of the racist royal family apparently family that came part of the rac much yal family apparently family that came part of the racmuch as family apparently family that came part of the racmuch as in mily apparently family that came part of the racmuch as in denmarkirently family that came part of the racmuch as in denmark. the queen as much as in denmark. the queen has as much as in denmark. the queen hee ehheehhwehy— as much as in denmark. the queen has effectively stripped— as much as in denmark. the queen has effectively stripped the- has effectively stripped the eewhwehehh— has effectively stripped the equivalent of— has effectively stripped the equivalent of the two toddlers of equivalent of the two toddlers eh hhehr— equivalent of the two toddlers of their titles— equivalent of the two toddlers of their titles .— equivalent of the two toddlers of their titles . so, you know, of their titles. so, you know, hhere-e— of their titles. so, you know, hhere-e e— of their titles. so, you know, there's a case— of their titles. so, you know, there's a case for- of their titles. so, you know, there's a case for that. well, to there's a case for that. well, he he— there's a case for that. well, to be honest,— there's a case for that. well, to be honest, do— there's a case for that. well, to be honest, do a job if you weeh— to be honest, do a job if you wehh e— to be honest, do a job if you want a title. _ to be honest, do a job if you want a title. if— to be honest, do a job if you want a title. if charles wasn't eweh — want a title. if charles wasn't eweh e— want a title. if charles wasn't eweh e hhe— want a title. if charles wasn't such a big softie,_ want a title. if charles wasn't such a big softie, you know, eehwehhy— such a big softie, you know, eehwehhy, hh— such a big softie, you know, actually, if he— such a big softie, you know, actually, if he was doing what rhehh— actually, if he was doing what rhehh her— actually, if he was doing what was right for royal family was right for the royal family ehe— was right for the royal family ehh rhehh— was right for the royal family ehe rhehh her— was right for the royal family and right for britain, he would hewe— and right for britain, he would hewe ehrheeee— and right for britain, he would have stripped meghan have stripped harry and meghan of have stripped harry and meghan eh—he— have stripped harry and meghan eh—he weehe- have stripped harry and meghan of_ he would have. of their titles. he would have said, archie and lily. but you're californian little upstarts now. you're not becoming prince princess. becoming prince and princess. the are prince and the fact is, they are prince and princess. think weird princess. i think it's weird that didn't them in that meghan didn't want them in the she should have let the country. she should have let them not to the them go with them, not to the coronation service itself, because they are very young. there's a question maybe there's a question mark. maybe she but, you she could have gone, but, you know, even louis quite know, even louis is quite young to think it's all to go. but i think it's all about the celebration after. it's historic that it's those historic photos that we from 1953. we

we all remember from 1953. we have the king of his have got the king and all of his regalia. are not going to regalia. they are not going to have an opportunity to be posed alongside and i actually alongside him. and i actually think personally, harry's think personally, given harry's coming, didn't coming, even though i didn't want harry was want him there, if harry was going come, think should going to come, i think he should have the kids. so he have brought the kids. so he could have been meant to be a new man. he doesn't need the hhe— new man. he doesn't need the hhe ea,— new man. he doesn't need the mum, the dad, dad,— it?“ he doesn't need the mum, the dad, dad, dad can bring hee. — mum, the dad, dad, dad can bring kids. exactly. this— mum, the dad, dad, dad can bring kids. exactly. this is— mum, the dad, dad, dad can bring kids. >ee_ want to keep that door open. absolutely > i— want to keep that door open. absolutely he want to keep that door open. . absolutely > i think-so absolutely > i think you're so right. is he's got right. the problem is he's got the master montecito telling the master in montecito telling him, close. now, him, don't get too close. now, look, on that note, let's look, look, on that note, let's move truss staged her move on. liz truss staged her political today, political comeback today, delivering thatcher delivering the margaret thatcher freedom heritage freedom lecture at the heritage foundation dc, foundation in washington, dc, and former and the ill treated former pm was sensational form was in sensational form attacking woke culture and of course, the anti—growth youth movement, which she says has now been joined by, quote, socialist elites in environmental clothing . look, the sad truth is what i hhhhh— . look, the sad truth is what i hhhhh whee— . look, the sad truth is what i think we've seen— look, the sad truth is what i think we've seen over the past hew— think we've seen over the past hew yeere— think we've seen over the past hew yeere he— think we've seen over the past hew yeere he e— think we've seen over the past few years is a new— think we've seen over the past few years is a new kind of

economic model taking hold in our economic model taking hold in eewhhry— economic model taking hold in eewhhry .— economic model taking hold in our country , one— economic model taking hold in our country , one that's focussed our country, one that's focussed on our country, one that's focussed eh reehehrheh— our country, one that's focussed on redistrict urbanism, on eheehehheh— on redistrict urbanism, on stagnation and- on redistrict urbanism, on stagnation and on the imbuing of wehe— stagnation and on the imbuing of wehe ewhhwre— stagnation and on the imbuing of woke culture into— stagnation and on the imbuing of woke culture into our businesses . h— woke culture into our businesses . h eeh— woke culture into our businesses . h eehh meee— woke culture into our businesses . i call these people- woke culture into our businesses . i call these people the- . i call these people the anti—growth movement and they come in many shapes and sizes. what i think has come to is self—flagellation, self—flagellation, self—flagellation of the self—flagellation,— self—flagellation of the values hheh— self—flagellation of the values hheh meee — self—flagellation of the values that made our— self—flagellation of the values that made our countries great in the that made our countries great in hhe hhreh— that made our countries great in the first place. _ that made our countries great in the first place. the— that made our countries great in the first place. the whole debate about what is a woman that completely subverts basic principles of science and biology , the left have biology, the left have weaponized people's concerns about the economy and environment, using terms like fuel poverty and the climate emergency. maybe fuel poverty and the climate emergency . maybe we should talk emergency. maybe we should talk ehewh— emergency. maybe we should talk ehewh rhehhe— emergency. maybe we should talk about rising taxes— emergency. maybe we should talk about rising taxes as— hilf�*hiiljthiiwhq maybe we should talk about rising taxes as tax eewerhy— about rising taxes as tax eewerhy .— about rising taxes as tax eewerhy , ehe— about rising taxes as tax poverty , and maybe rather than poverty, and maybe rather than a eeeh— poverty, and maybe rather than a eeeh eh— poverty, and maybe rather than a eeeh eh hhwhhe— poverty, and maybe rather than a cost of living crisis. whhh“? cost of living crisis. what we've actually got is a cost of government crisis . just doddie government crisis. just doddie weir government crisis. just doddie wehr e— government crisis. just doddie wehr e hhhhhe— government crisis. just doddie weir a little round— government crisis. just doddie weir a little round of- g rt just doddie weir a little round of applause. hheh— weir a little round of applause. hheh wee— weir a little round of applause. that was brilliant— weir a little round of applause. that was brilliant stuff. very heee— that was brilliant stuff. very good hrem — that was brilliant stuff. very good from truss. _ that was brilliant stuff. very good from truss. now, of course, the establishment— good from truss. now, of course, the establishment coup against her mhehh—

the establishment coup against her might-have— the establishment coup against her might have succeeded, her might not have succeeded, but her might not have succeeded, hwhlhheee— her might not have succeeded, hwhlhheee eh— her might not have succeeded, but-those of us— her might not have succeeded, but those of us who believe but for those of us who believe in but for those of us who believe he e— but for those of us who believe he e hew— but for those of us who believe he e hew hee,— but for those of us who believe in a low tax, high— but for those of us who believe in a low tax, high growth ehhh—wehe— in a low tax, high growth anti—woke britain, i believe liz hewee— anti—woke britain, i believe liz hewee-he— anti—woke britain, i believe liz truss-to remain- anti—woke britain, i believe liz truss-to remain an- truss is going to remain an hhereeehhehy— truss is going to remain an increasingly important, hmeerhehh— increasingly important, important voice . i'm matthew important voice. i'm matthew hee— important voice. i'm matthew hee ehem— important voice. i'm matthew lazer, adam brooks. dominique semwehe— lazer, adam brooks. dominique semwehe ee— lazer, adam brooks. dominique samuels, do stand by because eemhhe— samuels, do stand by because eemhhe upr— samuels, do stand by because eemhhe we, ee— samuels, do stand by because eemhhe we, ee e— samuels, do stand by because coming up, as a trans who served hme— coming up, as a trans who served hhme hh— coming up, as a trans who served hhme hh e— coming up, as a trans who served time in a women's— coming up, as a trans who served time in a women's prison throws ewheerh— time in a women's prison throws eweeerh hehhhe— time in a women's prison throws support behind humza yousaf eheeeheer— support behind humza yousaf eheeeheer he— support behind humza yousaf cisgender to reform bill is the shr— cisgender to reform bill is the we heh— cisgender to reform bill is the snp hell bent— cisgender to reform bill is the snp hell bent on— cisgender to reform bill is the snp hell bent on destroying women's rights— snp hell bent on destroying women's rights as one of their hhheh— women's rights as one of their final political— women's rights as one of their final political acts? my eweereher— final political acts? my superstar panel are going to ewmh— superstar panel are going to ewmh he— superstar panel are going to return to debate— superstar panel are going to return to debate that very soon. hwh— return to debate that very soon. hwh hhreh— return to debate that very soon. hwh hhreh he— return to debate that very soon. but first is channel four's new ehew— but first is channel four's new ehew wehee— but first is channel four's new show naked education wrong for ehewhhe— show naked education wrong for showing adults— show naked education wrong for showing adults stripping off in heeeh— showing adults stripping off in hrehh eh— showing adults stripping off in front of kids— showing adults stripping off in front of kids ?_ showing adults stripping off in front of kids ? as— showing adults stripping off in front of kids ? as liam halewood front of kids? as liam halewood is front of kids? as liam halewood he ee— front of kids? as liam halewood he eh— front of kids? as liam halewood is one of those— front of kids? as liam halewood is one of those folks who is ehrheehhe— is one of those folks who is ehrheehhe ehh— is one of those folks who is stripping off in— is one of those folks who is stripping off in front of kids, is stripping off in front of kids, he going— stripping off in front of kids, he going he— stripping off in front of kids, he going he he— stripping off in front of kids, is going to be live in the ehwehe— is going to be live in the ehwehe he— is going to be live in the studio to debate it with tv guru hhm — studio to debate it with tv guru kim woodburn— studio to debate it with tv guru kim woodburn and the political eermheheerhh— kim woodburn and the political commentator conor tomlinson . commentator conor tomlinson. hheh-e— commentator conor tomlinson. hheh-e .—

next \h hilfrxie david | weeh- david starkey | weeh— david starkey on meghan next david starkey on meghan markle's eeeheheh— david starkey on meghan markle's eeeheheh heh— david starkey on meghan markle's decision not to— david starkey on meghan markle's decision not to attend king cherhee-e— decision not to attend king charles's coronation very soon, hwh— charles's coronation very soon, hwh hhreh— charles's coronation very soon, but first channel— charles's coronation very soon, but first channel four's sick eheeh— but first channel four's sick new shock fest— but first channel four's sick new shock fest naked education has new shock fest naked education hee eeerhee— new shock fest naked education has sparked outrage as a group of has sparked outrage as a group eh eewhhe— has sparked outrage as a group of adults strip— has sparked outrage as a group of adults strip naked in front of adults strip naked in front eh ehhhereh— of adults strip naked in front of children, some as young as 14. of children, some as young as he. hew— of children, some as young as he. wew hhe— of children, some as young as 14. now the programme, which ehehme— 14. now the programme, which ehehme he— 14. now the programme, which claims to promote body eeehhhwhhy— claims to promote body positivity and - claims to promote body positivity and normalise all heey— positivity and normalise all heey hyeee— positivity and normalise all heey hyeee .— positivity and normalise all body types , has seen viewers body types, has seen viewers eweehheh— body types, has seen viewers eweehheh hh— body types, has seen viewers eweehheh hh hh— body types, has seen viewers question if it was— body types, has seen viewers question if it was actually heeeeeery he— question if it was actually necessary to educate children by going— necessary to educate children by going hwee. — necessary to educate children by going hwee. hewe— necessary to educate children by going nude. have a— necessary to educate children by going nude. have a look .

going nude. have a look. hhyeheeh— going nude. have a look. hhyeheeh .— going nude. have a look. physical . sorry,- going nude. have a look. physical . sorry, i- going nude. have a look. physical . sorry, i couldn't look physical. sorry, i couldn't look at them. i don't think my cat has even got that much hair. you're giggling quite a lot about there. i'm always the one that giggles. bobby now liam halewood, who spent £20,000 on cosmetic surgery before having it all reversed, he appeared in front of a class of children to demonstrate the negative impact the procedures had on his wellbeing . the procedures had on his wellbeing. hopefully the procedures had on his wellbeing . hopefully we'll get wellbeing. hopefully we'll get hhem— wellbeing. hopefully we'll get hhem eh— wellbeing. hopefully we'll get hhem eh hhe— wellbeing. hopefully we'll get liam on the show— “g hopefully we'll get liam on the show very shortly. let liam on the show very shortly. heh me— liam on the show very shortly. heh me heew— liam on the show very shortly. let me know when we have that. hwh— let me know when we have that. hwh he— let me know when we have that. but is channel— let me know when we have that. but is channel 4— let me know when we have that. but is channel 4 wrong to allow eewhhe— but is channel 4 wrong to allow eewhhe he— but is channel 4 wrong to allow eewhhe he ehh— but is channel 4 wrong to allow adults to strip in— but is channel 4 wrong to allow adults to strip in front of heee— adults to strip in front of kids? joining— adults to strip in front of kids? joining me now to discuss hhhe— kids? joining me now to discuss hhhe he— kids? joining me now to discuss hhhe he hhe— kids? joining me now to discuss this is the show's— kids? joining me now to discuss this is the show's participant, hhem— this is the show's participant, liam halewood,— this is the show's participant, liam halewood, alongside the eeeheh— liam halewood, alongside the social commentator conor tomlins and social commentator conor tomlins ehh hhe— social commentator conor tomlins ehh hhe hw— social commentator conor tomlins and the tv personality and all eewhe— and the tv personality and all around firebrand— and the tv personality and all around firebrand kim woodburn. around firebrand kiln woodburn. so, around firebrand kim woodburn. se, hhem— around firebrand kim woodburn. se, hhem, heeh— around firebrand kim woodburn. se, hhem, heeh .— around firebrand kim woodburn. so, liam, look , this is a really so, liam, look, this is a really were— so, liam, look, this is a really weird concept— so, liam, look, this is a really weird concept of— so, liam, look, this is a really weird concept of a—

so, liam, look, this is a really weird concept of a show. so what on weird concept of a show. so what eh eerhh— weird concept of a show. so what eh eerhh meee— weird concept of a show. so what on earth made you— weird concept of a show. so what on earth made you decide to eeree— on earth made you decide to eeree he— on earth made you decide to eeree he ehh— on earth made you decide to agree to strip naked in front of young— agree to strip naked in front of yewhe hee— agree to strip naked in front of yewhe hee e — agree to strip naked in front of young kids ? well,- agree to strip naked in front of young kids ? �*hfrhhrill �*" young kids? well, first of all, the youth of today. so when we say young kids , kids are getting say young kids, kids are getting taught sex education often and being shown these images in sex education. so i just want to put that out there first. but i went on the show because i wanted to show the youth of today that they can be comfortable in their own skin and also that the naked body isn't perverse. it's just a naked body isn't perverse. it's just a hehee heey. — body isn't perverse. it's just a naked body. and so you had to get completely naked in front of a group of young teenagers. so for me, i went on and i stripped down to my boxer shorts because obviously the line—up i was in was all about cosmetic, as you've just said, with the £20,000 that i spent on myself . £20,000 that i spent on myself. but i wanted to just show, you knew— but i wanted to just show, you knew, hhe— but i wanted to just show, you know, like people— but i wanted to just show, you know, like people can be themselves— know, like people can be themselves and be confident. and i themselves and be confident. and h eeh— themselves and be confident. and r eeh ewehee— themselves and be confident. and i got sucked into— themselves and be confident. and i got sucked into the instagram weehe— i got sucked into the instagram werhe eh— i got sucked into the instagram world of showing,— i got sucked into the instagram world of showing, you know, the abs world of showing, you know, the

ehe ehe— world of showing, you know, the ehe ehe hhe— world of showing, you know, the abs and the filtered images and ehwhh. — abs and the filtered images and ehwhh. se— abs and the filtered images and ehwhh. se h— abs and the filtered images and stuff. so i felt— abs and the filtered images and stuff. so i felt like— abs and the filtered images and stuff. so i felt like it was my ewhy— stuff. so i felt like it was my ewhy he— stuff. so i felt like it was my ewhy he 90— stuff. so i felt like it was my ewhy he 90 eh— stuff. so i felt like it was my duty to go on and really. �*hfrhhrill duty to go on and really. well, i duty to go on and really. well, hhhmh— duty to go on and really. well, h mm were— duty to go on and really. well, i think we've got— duty to go on and really. well, i think we've got some footage of you on the show now actually . okay so there you go. you can see you're talking to the children there about what you're doing. i mean, did it not feel a little bit? a lot of people have complained to ofcom, the regulator , about this. liam regulator, about this. liam yeah, no, i've seen lots of, you knew— yeah, no, i've seen lots of, you knew, rehe— yeah, no, i've seen lots of, you knew, hehe eh— yeah, no, i've seen lots of, you know, lots of words— yeah, no, i've seen lots of, you know, lots of words being thrown eewhe— know, lots of words being thrown eewhe hhe— know, lots of words being thrown around like perverse. but what eeh— around like perverse. but what eeh he— around like perverse. but what eeh he he— around like perverse. but what we've got to do is— around like perverse. but what we've got to do is take perverse out we've got to do is take perverse ewh eh— we've got to do is take perverse ewh eh hh— we've got to do is take perverse out of it because— we've got to do is take perverse out of it because perverse is it ehewheh-h— out of it because perverse is it ehewheh-h he— out of it because perverse is it shouldn't be in— out of it because perverse is it shouldn't be in it— out of it because perverse is it shouldn't be in it whatsoever heewee— shouldn't be in it whatsoever heewee eh— shouldn't be in it whatsoever because at the— shouldn't be in it whatsoever because at the end of the day, here— because at the end of the day, here e— because at the end of the day, that's a defamation of someone's ehereeher— that's a defamation of someone's ehereeher ehe— that's a defamation of someone's character and i— that's a defamation of someone's character and i feel— that's a defamation of someone's character and i feel like we ehewhe— character and i feel like we should take— character and i feel like we should take that perverse way ewh. — should take that perverse way out. connor. should take that perverse way out. “ connor. connor out. connor. connor. connor hhemeeh.— out. connor. connor. connor hhemeeh. rew— out. connor. connor. connor thomson. you don't- out. “ connor. connor thomson. you don't agree with he— thomson. you don't agree with hhhe ehewh— thomson. you don't agree with this show? how— thomson. you don't agree with this show? how do you feel about he — this show? how do you feel about he he.— this show? how do you feel about he he. hreehhy— this show? how do you feel about it? no, frankly, i— this show? how do you feel about it? no, frankly, i don't.- this show? how do you feel about it? no, frankly, i don't. and saying the youth of today, i mean, i'm only about ten years removed from probably the youngest that was in the youngest person that was in the room this going on.

room while this was going on. and can say that i didn't have and i can say that i didn't have sex education in this perverse, though, this in though, i know this is in schools at moment. this is schools at the moment. this is why miriam cates, mp, is looking into this. question is, why into this. my question is, why would need taking would you need adults taking their front of kids their kit off in front of kids rather anatomically rather than an anatomically correct ? because it's correct diagram? because it's not just sex education. there's a person behind this and my concern is liam , even if you concern is liam, even if you have the most benevolent of intentions to talk about, okay, this is how surgery is mal forming your perception the forming your perception of the body is other body. the problem is other people who may not well be you. of course , may use this as of course, may use this as a trojan horse to get close to children. and we see this because the in denmark, i believe it is they have their own version of this show and they recently had to pull an episode which was the gender ideology episode, funnily enough, that enough, to teach children that there different there are people of different genders body genders with different body types and that they don't have to up to their sex. one of to match up to their sex. one of the they didn't the participants, they didn't run check, run a background check, unfortunately, this has been reported danish press. he reported by the danish press. he was a convicted, so they've had to episode . so i'm

to pull the episode. so i'm saying that you have to be very careful put in front careful of who you put in front of children sexual of children in very sexual scenarios because this is, of course a sexual but liam, course a sexual act. but liam, you're very clear that this was nothing for you or of nothing sexual for you or any of the was it? the other participants, was it? it definitely wasn't like we ehh— it definitely wasn't like we were all vetted. �*hfrhhri “?r: . were all vetted. we all had our background checks with this show. the were there as show. the parents were there as weh— show. the parents were there as wehh whhh— show. the parents were there as wehh whhh hhe — show. the parents were there as well with the youth— the parents were there as well with the youth of today. they— well with the youth of today. hheerhehee— well with the youth of today. they . signed the - well with the youth of today. they signed the agreement they all signed the agreement ehe— they all signed the agreement end he— they all signed the agreement end he yew— they all signed the agreement and do you know— they all signed the agreement and do you know what the youth were—hheyl were absolutely brilliant. they wehhee— were absolutely brilliant. they wehhee he— were absolutely brilliant. they wanted to learn.— were absolutely brilliant. they wanted to learn. and looking at the wanted to learn. and looking at hhe ehheeee— wanted to learn. and looking at the episode that— wanted to learn. and looking at the episode that you can see on all the episode that you can see on ehh hew— the episode that you can see on ehh hewr eh— the episode that you can see on all four of mine— the episode that you can see on all four of mine already seeing eh— all four of mine already seeing eh hhe— all four of mine already seeing some of the youth— all four of mine already seeing some of the youth of today go ewey— some of the youth of today go ewey hrem — some of the youth of today go away from that— some of the youth of today go away from that programme and just away from that programme and hweh heeh— away from that programme and we here ee— away from that programme and just learn so much from it. i'm hweh— just learn so much from it. i'm hweh ee— just learn so much from it. i'm rweh ee heeey— just learn so much from it. i'm rweh ee heeey hheh— just learn so much from it. i'm just so happy that , you know, just so happy that, you know, how— just so happy that, you know, how eh— just so happy that, you know, how eh hhe— just so happy that, you know, 90% of the public are taking hhhe— 90% of the public are taking this programme— 90% of the public are taking this programme as it is, and here— this programme as it is, and here eh— this programme as it is, and that's an education programme. weh.— that's an education programme. wehh heeh— that's an education programme. wehh heeh .— that's an education programme. well, look , i've— that's an education programme. well, look , i've got— that's an education programme. well, look , i've got to- that's an education programme. well, look, i've got to bring kim woodburn on this. kim woodburn, used to of woodburn, you used to be one of the biggest stars of channel 4. can you believe what's happened to broadcast centre? to your old broadcast centre? there is no necessity for that programme at all. it's sensationalism - programme at all. it's sensationalism to- g it's sensationalism to draw in programme at all. it's-

sensationalism to draw in the viewers so anybody with a brain in viewers so anybody with a brain hh hhehr— viewers so anybody with a brain hh hhehr heee— viewers so anybody with a brain in their head would not take it eerhewehy. — in their head would not take it seriously. and— in their head would not take it seriously. and for— in their head would not take it seriously. and for a man to be whhh— seriously. and for a man to be whhh hhe— seriously. and for a man to be whhh hhe ew— seriously. and for a man to be with his raw penis— seriously. and for a man to be with his raw penis dangle in heeeh— with his raw penis dangle in hrehh eh— with his raw penis dangle in hrehh eh e— with his raw penis dangle in front of a 14— with his raw penis dangle in front of a 14 year old child who hh— front of a 14 year old child who hh hhe— front of a 14 year old child who was in the street— front of a 14 year old child who was in the street to— front of a 14 year old child who was in the street to be locked up,— was in the street to be locked we, hhe— was in the street to be locked we, hh-e won-9— was in the street to be locked up, it's wrong. it's— was in the street to be locked up, it's wrong. it's totally weh-eh — up, it's wrong. it's totally were hhe— up, it's wrong. it's totally wrong. and stop treating these ehhhereh— wrong. and stop treating these children. kids— wrong. and stop treating these children. kids today, when they get children. kids today, when they eeh he— children. kids today, when they eeh he heh— children. kids today, when they eeh he heh ehe— children. kids today, when they get to ten and they know what it's get to ten and they know what he ehh— get to ten and they know what it's all about.— get to ten and they know what it's all about. not— get to ten and they know what it's all about. not like when i e hr,— it's all about. not like when i was a kid, there.— it's all about. not like when i was a kid, there. not naive, my hewe— was a kid, there. not naive, my hewe. hhey— was a kid, there. not naive, my love. they could— was a kid, there. not naive, my love. they could run circles eewee— love. they could run circles eewhe yew.— love. they could run circles around you. don't be so silly. hhe— around you. don't be so silly. me ehehher— around you. don't be so silly. and another thing i question is, dr. and another thing i question is, he. george-— and another thing i question is, or. eeeree. eh— and another thing i question is, dr. george. oh, what a two faced pig -— dr. george. oh, what a two faced pig . hehe— dr. george. oh, what a two faced pig . hehe e— dr. george. oh, what a two faced pig . he's a doctor. _ dr. george. oh, what a two faced pig . he's a doctor. pig. he's a doctor. so this is hhe— pig. he's a doctor. so this is the host. this is the. this is the host. this is the. this is the love island guy. okay what's your issue with him? he's hosting this show. on that show, he meehee— hosting this show. on that show, he preened himself,— “g on that show, he preened himself, built his hhewre— he preened himself, built his figure upr— he preened himself, built his figure we, ewh— he preened himself, built his figure we, ewh e— he preened himself, built his figure up, put a false tan on, ehewee— figure up, put a false tan on, ehewee ehh— figure up, put a false tan on, shaved all his— figure up, put a false tan on, shaved all his body and went on hewe— shaved all his body and went on hewe hehehe— shaved all his body and went on love island for— shaved all his body and went on love island for a— shaved all his body and went on love island for a check . and love island for a check. and hehe— love island for a check. and hehe eeh— love island for a check. and hehe eeh hhe— love island for a check. and he's got the nerve to stand here.— he's got the nerve to stand here. h— he's got the nerve to stand here. h eew— he's got the nerve to stand there. i saw the— he's got the nerve to stand there. i saw the programme hemhhh— there. i saw the programme hehhehh whhh— there. i saw the programme tonight with showing all the hhhhee— tonight with showing all the here yew— tonight with showing all the things you should accept. why

did things you should accept. why he he— things you should accept. why he he 90— things you should accept. why he he 90 eh— things you should accept. why did he go on love— things you should accept. why did he go on love island and weeh— did he go on love island and preen himself— did he go on love island and preen himself if— did he go on love island and preen himself if you know it's hee— preen himself if you know it's too faceless?— preen himself if you know it's too faceless? i— preen himself if you know it's too faceless? i don't think it ehewhe— too faceless? i don't think it should have— too faceless? i don't think it should have happened. i don't hhhhh— should have happened. i don't think there's— should have happened. i don't think there's any— should have happened. i don't think there's any need. kids heew— think there's any need. kids knew where— think there's any need. kids know what's going on today. heh-h— know what's going on today. heh-h hhewhh— know what's going on today. don't insult them . intelligence. don't insult them. intelligence. they— don't insult them. intelligence. hhey hhew— don't insult them. intelligence. they know what's— don't insult them. intelligence. they know what's going on today. and they know what's going on today. hhe ee— they know what's going on today. hhe ee her— they know what's going on today. hhe ee her hhe— they know what's going on today. and as for the lady— they know what's going on today. and as for the lady that i saw, if and as for the lady that i saw, hh yew— and as for the lady that i saw, hh yew hewe— and as for the lady that i saw, hh yew hewe eh— and as for the lady that i saw, if you have an over hairy body, i if you have an over hairy body, h eeh-h— if you have an over hairy body, h eeh-h eehe— if you have an over hairy body, i don't care what— if you have an over hairy body, i don't care what she has, bless her.— i don't care what she has, bless her. hwh— i don't care what she has, bless her. hwh hm— i don't care what she has, bless her. but i'm telling— i don't care what she has, bless her. but i'm telling you this . h— her. but i'm telling you this now . a woman— her. but i'm telling you this now . a woman with a beard looked now. a woman with a beard looked ewhwh— now. a woman with a beard looked ewhwh .— now. a woman with a beard looked ewhwh , ewhwh — now. a woman with a beard looked ewhwh , ewhwh h— now. a woman with a beard looked awful , awful. a big— now. a woman with a beard looked awful, awful. a big beard. and whe-e— awful, awful. a big beard. and whe-e going— awful, awful. a big beard. and whe-e going he— awful, awful. a big beard. and whe-e going he 90— awful, awful. a big beard. and who's going to go out with a deer— who's going to go out with a deer hh— who's going to go out with a deer if nature's— who's going to go out with a deer if nature's giving? you hewe— deer if nature's giving? you hewe e— deer if nature's giving? you hewe e hehry— deer if nature's giving? you have a hairy face. not that hehry— have a hairy face. not that hehry, hwh— have a hairy face. not that hehry, hwh h— have a hairy face. not that hairy, but i grow hairs here and hm— hairy, but i grow hairs here and h-m heh— hairy, but i grow hairs here and h-m heh ehhhhhe— hairy, but i grow hairs here and i'm not sitting here tonight grading— i'm not sitting here tonight ereehhe hhem— i'm not sitting here tonight grading them. you take them off and grading them. you take them off ehe yee— grading them. you take them off ehe ye e— grading them. you take them off and you're a female mate , okay? and you're a female mate, okay? hemehe— and you're a female mate, okay? hemehe hhe— and you're a female mate, okay? female and never— and you're a female mate, okay? female and never the twain . female and never the twain. i heeh— female and never the twain. i iweh weeh— female and never the twain. i rweh weeh hhem — female and never the twain. i just want liam to _ female and never the twain. i just want liam to be- female and never the twain. i just want liam to be able- female and never the twain. just want liam to be able to respond to you. liam. how do you respond to you. liam. how do you respond to you. liam. how do you respond to that from kim? listen, kim, you can have your opinion and that's absolute fine. but we know as a show that it fine. but we know as a show that hh wee— fine. but we know as a show that hh eh— fine. but we know as a show that it was an educational— �*" but we know as a show that it was an educational show. you hew— it was an educational show. you can talk about.— it was an educational show. you

can talk about. dr.— it was an educational show. you can talk about. dr. alex all you wan,— can talk about. dr. alex all you we, hwh— can talk about. dr. alex all you we, hwh he— can talk about. dr. alex all you want, but he won— can talk about. dr. alex all you want, but he won on that show as a want, but he won on that show as e ereeehher— want, but he won on that show as e ereeehher. — want, but he won on that show as e ereeehher. he— want, but he won on that show as a presenter . he went- want, but he won on that show as a presenter . ri “ch“ want, but he won on that show as a presenter . ri a presenter. he went on that show as a presenter, sensationalism to get viewing figures. and it's not sensational- figures. and it's not sensational at- �*" g ”rib and it's not sensational at all. a figures. and it's not- sensational at all. it's not. he— sensational at all. it's not. it's educational. people can see the children can see. connor tomlinson do you think this is an educational show ? no. learn an educational show? no. learn as you go along . as an educational show? no. learn as you go along. as a kid, i ehee— as you go along. as a kid, i also don't think it's okay just because some of the parents decide to turn around. okay, chat away you learnt.- okay, chat away you learnt. did you heee— chat away you learnt. did you need he— chat away you learnt. did you need he 90— chat away you learnt. did you need he 90 eh— chat away you learnt. did you need to go on television and ehew— need to go on television and ehew yew— need to go on television and show your balls— need to go on television and show your balls ?- need to go on television and show your balls ? oh, come on, show your balls? oh, come on, young— show your balls? oh, come on, yewhe me— show your balls? oh, come on, yewhe eeh— show your balls? oh, come on, yewhe ceh h— show your balls? oh, come on, young man, can i please hear hem— young man, can i please hear hrem yewe — young man, can i please hear from you? please— young man, can i please hear from you? r:rir / from you? please do. yeah, i don't see how. it's just okay because a bunch of parents say, oh, even though they're under age, if i sign the waiver to have someone basically flash my child on live television, then it's right . i child on live television, then it's right. i think we used it's all right. i think we used to call child protective services things that. to call child protective serv also. things that. to call child protective servalso. okayigs that. to call child protective servalso. okay ifs that. to call child protective servalso. okay if it's that. and also. okay if it's educational, if we need nudity for that, obviously the logical consequence of education consequence of sex education isn't have naked people isn't just to have naked people to talk about the in to talk about the anatomy in front so liam, simple

front of people. so liam, simple question. would you be fine with practical demonstrations between adults sexually in front of children or is that a line too far? well what you've got to remember, connor, is that definitely people so out definitely people it's so out there online, they can see, oh, it's okay, because it's already going on right? well, yeah, these can see all this fake stuff anyway, when they look at images, that's all fake anyway, that should be illegal. so you're you're saying you're saying you're saying because access online, because they can access online, you have sex you should have real sex performed in front of them so they know what it is? well, it's like said, it should be like you said, it should be illegal. and being on social meehe. — illegal. and being on social meehe. n..— illegal. and being on social media. kim rye— illegal. and being on social media. kim rye final- illegal. and being on social media. kim rye final word to you, come in here. you, kim woodburn. come in here. us being personal decent us being personal and decent heewe— us being personal and decent heeehe .— us being personal and decent heeehe , we— us being personal and decent people , we learn— us being personal and decent people , we learn as we go along. people, we learn as we go along. whee— people, we learn as we go along. when r— people, we learn as we go along. when r hhreh— people, we learn as we go along. when i first-sex,— people, we learn as we go along. when i first-sex, i- people, we learn as we go along. when i first sex, i never when i first had sex, i never hee— when i first had sex, i never hee ee— when i first had sex, i never had sex before.— when i first had sex, i never had sex before. i— when i first had sex, i never had sex before. i didn't need to be had sex before. i didn't need to he eh— had sex before. i didn't need to be on television,— had sex before. i didn't need to be on television, show my i hhe— be on television, show my i mean, the man— be on television, show my i mean, the man guided me. what is all mean, the man guided me. what is ehh hhhe— mean, the man guided me. what is ehh hhhe ehewh— mean, the man guided me. what is all this about here?— mean, the man guided me. what is all this about here? it's just sensationalism _ all this about here? it's just sensationalism and rubbish. a sensationalism and rubbish. it is. sensationalism and rubbish. it he. hwh.— sensationalism and rubbish. it he. hwh. yew— sensationalism and rubbish. it is. but, you know,— sensationalism and rubbish. it is. but, you know, what- sensationalism and rubbish. a sensationalism and rubbish. it is. but, you know, what do you know? what? can i just make one eehhhheeh— know? what? can i just make one eehhhheeh eehhhe— know? what? can i just make one political point? can— know? what? can i just make one political point? can i— 7 what? can i just make one political point? can i make one

hehhhheeh— political point? can i make one political point?— political point? can i make one political point? this is why the eewerhmehh— political point? this is why the government should have sold off chemeh— government should have sold off chemeh h— government should have sold off chemeh h-eh— government should have sold off channel 4-of this- government should have sold off channel 4 of this sort channel 4 because of this sort of nonsense. and— channel 4 because of this sort of nonsense. and unfortunately, hhhe— of nonsense. and unfortunately, this conservative— this conservative government, a ceheewehhwe— conservative government that had hremheee— conservative government that had eremheeeleehh— conservative government that had promisedlsell off— conservative government that had promised sell off channel promised to sell off channel 4 hme— promised to sell off channel 4 hhme-eeehh— promised to sell off channel 4 time-again,-has- promised to sell off channel 4 time-again,-has it. time and again, still has it ewhee— time and again, still has it ewheelwe— time and again, still has it owned-us this- time and again, still has it owned us this shocking owned by us this shocking ehemeh— owned by us this shocking channel. but— owned by us this shocking channel. but look, thank you so mweh. — channel. but look, thank you so much. fascinating— channel. but look, thank you so much. fascinating debate the hehee— much. fascinating debate the naked participate liam naked education participate liam heheweeeh— halewood, social commentator ceme— halewood, social commentator cemer—hhe- halewood, social commentator cemer—hhe hv| connor tomlinson and the tv eereehehhhy— connor tomlinson and the tv eereehehhhy-he- personality. and she is a hhrehrehe— personality. and she is a firebrand too.— personality. and she is a firebrand too. we love her. kim weeehwrh— firebrand too. we love her. kim woodburn.-we're- firebrand too. we love her. kim woodburn. we're obviously woodburn. but we're obviously were-ehewh— woodburn. but we're obviously we're-about-herel woodburn. but we're obviouslyi we're-about-here on we're all about balance here on gb we're all about balance here on he -se— we're all about balance here on gb _so channel- gb news. so channel 4 spokesperson- gb news. so channel 4 spokesperson told us earlier, all spokesperson told us earlier, ehh eh— spokesperson told us earlier, ehh eh hhe— spokesperson told us earlier, all of the teenagers who perhheheehee— all of the teenagers who participated in naked education did participated in naked education he ee— participated in naked education he ee whhh— participated in naked education did so with appropriate consent. they— did so with appropriate consent. hhey ehe— did so with appropriate consent. hhey end her— did so with appropriate consent. they and their guardians were hwhhy— they and their guardians were hwhhy ewee— they and their guardians were fully aware and— they and their guardians were fully aware and prepared to take part— fully aware and prepared to take her he— fully aware and prepared to take eeh hh hhe— fully aware and prepared to take part in the item— fully aware and prepared to take part in the item about body heheee. — part in the item about body heheee. hhe— part in the item about body taboos. and they all had support hhrewehewh— taboos. and they all had support throughout. now,— taboos. and they all had support throughout. now, coming up in wheeheeheeh— throughout. now, coming up in uncanceled, after— throughout. now, coming up in uncanceled, after prince harry eehhhrme— uncanceled, after prince harry eehhhrme hhe— uncanceled, after prince harry confirms his attendance at the hhe-e— confirms his attendance at the king's coronation,— confirms his attendance at the king's coronation, without king's coronation, but without weeheh— king's coronation, but without heeheh ehe— king's coronation, but without meghan and the— king's coronation, but without meghan and the kids, how should the meghan and the kids, how should hhe-hemehe— meghan and the kids, how should hhe-reeeehe he— the palace respond to this heheeh— the palace respond to this heeeh-eh— the palace respond to this latest of contempt from the latest act of contempt from the eye— latest act of contempt from the reyeh eewehee— latest act of contempt from the royal couple? historian david sherhey— royal couple? historian david sherhey eeye— royal couple? historian david starkey says the _ royal couple? historian david starkey says the needs to starkey says the king needs to ehee— starkey says the king needs to ehee hyme— starkey says the king needs to ehee hryhhe he— starkey says the king needs to stop trying to out— starkey says the king needs to stop trying to out woke the duke and stop trying to out woke the duke ehe hweheee— stop trying to out woke the duke ehe hweheee .— stop trying to out woke the duke and duchess. he's— stop trying to out woke the duke and duchess. he's live stop trying to out woke the duke and duchess . he's live soon. stop trying to out woke the duke and duchess. he's live soon. but hhreh— and duchess. he's live soon. but era, ee— and duchess. he's live soon. but era, ee e— and duchess. he's live soon. but first, as a trans— and duchess. he's live soon. but first, as a trans who— and duchess. he's live soon. but first, as a trans who spent time

hehhhe— first, as a trans who spent time hehhhe here— first, as a trans who spent time behind bars in— first, as a trans who spent time behind bars in a— first, as a trans who spent time behind bars in a female prison, hehhmwh— behind bars in a female prison, bakhmut humza— behind bars in a female prison, bakhmut humza yousaf says gender herme— bakhmut humza yousaf says gender hem hhhh— bakhmut humza yousaf says gender hem hhhh he— bakhmut humza yousaf says gender reform bill is the— bakhmut humza yousaf says gender reform bill is the snp just determined— reform bill is the snp just determined to— reform bill is the snp just determined to destroy women's rhehhee— determined to destroy women's rhehhee rhy— determined to destroy women's rights? my superstar panel rehwmee— rights? my superstar panel rehwrhee .—

next let' s i next- let's return | weeh- let's return to | weeh— let's return to tomorrow's news hemhhh— let's return to tomorrow's news hehhehh. hew— let's return to tomorrow's news hehhehh. wew hh— let's return to tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, heeeh— tonight. now in our media buzz, more front pages— tonight. now in our media buzz, more front pages have been eehhweree. — more front pages have been delivered. one— more front pages have been delivered. one main story hemhhehhhe— delivered. one main story dominating and you won't be ewrerheee— dominating and you won't be surprised what— dominating and you won't be surprised what it— dominating and you won't be surprised what it is. the daily heheerehh— surprised what it is. the daily telegraph leads— surprised what it is. the daily telegraph leads with prince herry-e— telegraph leads with prince harry's coronation attendance eehhhrmehheh— harry's coronation attendance confirmation, which palace hheheere— confirmation, which palace hheheere ee— confirmation, which palace insiders are hoping could spark hehe— insiders are hoping could spark hehe her— insiders are hoping could spark here he e— insiders are hoping could spark here here reyeh— insiders are hoping could spark hope for a royal truce . hope for a royal truce. heeerehhe— hope for a royal truce. according to - hope for a royal truce. according to friends of the eewehe— according to friends of the couple, meghan's , in my opinion, couple, meghan's, in my opinion, hehhehhe— couple, meghan's, in my opinion, hehhehhe-her— couple, meghan's, in my opinion, pathetic for skipping pathetic reasoning for skipping the pathetic reasoning for skipping hhe ee— pathetic reasoning for skipping hhe eel— pathetic reasoning for skipping the once a lifetime event is the once in a lifetime event is to-california- the once in a lifetime event is to-california to- to remain in california to eehehrehe— to remain in california to celebrate birthday. to remain in california to- celebrate-birthday. but to remain in california to- celepaper-birthday. but to remain in california to celepaper revealediay. but to remain in california to celepaper revealed thatyut to remain in california to celepaper revealed that the the paper also revealed that the sussexes were _ the paper also revealed that the sussexes were concerned of the eehheeey— sussexes were concerned of the controversy meghan would draw if she controversy meghan would draw if ehe ehe— controversy meghan would draw if she did attend— controversy meghan would draw if she did attend the— controversy meghan would draw if she did attend the daily express heede— she did attend the daily express heeee whhh— she did attend the daily express leads with reports— she did attend the daily express leads with reports the forgiving king— leads with reports the forgiving king he— leads with reports the forgiving king is relieved— leads with reports the forgiving king is relieved prince harry whhh— king is relieved prince harry whhh he— king is relieved prince harry whhh he eh— king is relieved prince harry will be at his— king is relieved prince harry will be at his coronation,

hewee— will be at his coronation, having feared— will be at his coronation, having feared their rift might heeh— having feared their rift might never heal. spare will be. there is never heal. spare will be. there he hhe— never heal. spare will be. there he hhe wher— never heal. spare will be. there is the mirror headline as it reherhe— is the mirror headline as it reeerhe hheh— is the mirror headline as it reports that prince harry is ehemhhe— reports that prince harry is planning e— reports that prince harry is planning a quick trip to the eerehehheh— planning a quick trip to the coronation while meghan stays at heme— coronation while meghan stays at heme ehe— coronation while meghan stays at home and david— coronation while meghan stays at home and david starkey he will be home and david starkey he will he reeeehehhe— home and david starkey he will be responding to— home and david starkey he will be responding to all of the developments— be responding to all of the developments on this very eherhhy. — developments on this very eherhhy. hwh— developments on this very shortly. but first, my superstar heeeh— shortly. but first, my superstar heeeh ewmh— shortly. but first, my superstar heeeh ewmh .— shortly. but first, my superstar panel return . the— shortly. but first, my superstar panel return . the political panel return. the political commentator— panel return. the political commentator dominique samuels, the commentator dominique samuels, hhe hwehheeemeh— commentator dominique samuels, the businessman and activist ehem— the businessman and activist adam brooks,— the businessman and activist adam brooks, the former head of hreeeeeeh— adam brooks, the former head of broadcast sting— adam brooks, the former head of broadcast sting for— adam brooks, the former head of broadcast sting for the labour hehy. — broadcast sting for the labour herhy. hehhhew— broadcast sting for the labour party. matthew lazar, now the ewh-e— party. matthew lazar, now the ewe ehreeey— party. matthew lazar, now the snp's already suffering ehwmmehhhe— snp's already suffering plummeting membership and a hehhee— plummeting membership and a police corruption— plummeting membership and a police corruption probe is all going— police corruption probe is all going eh— police corruption probe is all going eh her— police corruption probe is all going eh her hh— police corruption probe is all going on for it, but it hasn't put— going on for it, but it hasn't ewh ehh— going on for it, but it hasn't ewh ehh ew— going on for it, but it hasn't put off new leader humza yousaf hewhe— put off new leader humza yousaf hewhe hrem — put off new leader humza yousaf louis from continuing the toxic hhe— louis from continuing the toxic row over its sick— louis from continuing the toxic row over its sick gender recognition— row over its sick gender recognition bill. scotland's hhreh— recognition bill. scotland's first minister— recognition bill. scotland's first minister announced today he— first minister announced today hheh he-hh— first minister announced today that he'll start— first minister announced today that he'll start a— first minister announced today that he'll start a legal battle whhh— that he'll start a legal battle whhh hhe— that he'll start a legal battle whhh hhe wh— that he'll start a legal battle with the uk government after it hheehee— with the uk government after it blocked holyroods_ with the uk government after it blocked holyroods bid to make it hew.— blocked holyroods bid to make it hew-ehh— blocked holyroods bid to make it hew-ehh whhh— blocked holyroods bid to make it law. .bill will allow- law. the bill will allow ehhhereh— law. the bill will allow children as— law. the bill will allow children as young as 15 to start the children as young as 15 to start hhe ereeeee— children as young as 15 to start hhe ereeeee eh— children as young as 15 to start the process of changing gender whhhewh— the process of changing gender whhhewh eey— the process of changing gender without any diagnosis medical without any diagnosis or medical reherhe. — without any diagnosis or medical reherhe. -ehwee— without any diagnosis or medical reports. _gives sex- reports. it also gives sex ehheheere— reports. it also gives sex offenders the _ reports. it also gives sex offenders the green light to merge— offenders the green light to change gender— offenders the green light to change gender after being

erreeheeh— change gender after being arrested,-forces- change gender after being arrested, forces victims arrested, which forces victims to arrested, which forces victims he-he— arrested, which forces victims he-he hhem— arrested, which forces victims to-to them in- arrested, which forces victims to to them in court under to refer to them in court under her— to refer to them in court under hhehr ew— to refer to them in court under their new pronouns. so this is me— their new pronouns. so this is what useless— their new pronouns. so this is what useless said— their new pronouns. so this is what useless said about the ehehhehee. — what useless said about the challenge. the— what useless said about the challenge. the challenge to the uk government.— challenge. the challenge to the uk government. during challenge. the challenge to the uk snprnment. during challenge. the challenge to the uk snp leadership during challenge. the challenge to the uk snp leadership contesturing challenge. the challenge to the uk snp leadership contest. �*ig challenge. the challenge to the uk snp leadership contest . �*hfrhhri the snp leadership contest. we laid the snp leadership contest. we hehe ewh— the snp leadership contest. we hehe ewh hhe— the snp leadership contest. we laid out the first— the snp leadership contest. we laid out the first time- the snp leadership contest. we laid out the first time the uk government has brought forward a section 35 order. then they will do section 35 order. then they will he he— section 35 order. then they will he hheh her— section 35 order. then they will do that for every— section 35 order. then they will do that for every single- t “ch“ 155 : then they will do that for every single bill hhey— do that for every single bill hhey eheeeree— do that for every single bill they disagree with. i think this is they disagree with. i think this he heh— they disagree with. i think this he heh r-weh— they disagree with. i think this is not just about— they disagree with. i think this is not just about the bill. if eeehhe— is not just about the bill. if people disagree— is not just about the bill. if people disagree with that, i reeeeeh— people disagree with that, i reeeeeh hheh— people disagree with that, i respect that this is about the erhhehehe— respect that this is about the erhhehehe eh— respect that this is about the principle of the— respect that this is about the principle of the fact that this is principle of the fact that this he eh— principle of the fact that this he eh ehh— principle of the fact that this is an all out— principle of the fact that this is an all out attack, an assault on is an all out attack, an assault eh seehhemhe— is an all out attack, an assault on scotland's devolution. hemhhhe— on scotland's devolution. meanwhile,.appears- on scotland's devolution. meanwhile, appears the snp is meanwhile, it appears the snp is obsession gender ideology obsession with gender ideology seems to be winning support from all the wrong people. can evicted trans katie dolmatovsky , a biological man allowed to serve time in a women's prison for attacking kids in a girls toilet has been unearthed. as a vocal supporter of the gender recognition bill on line. so dominic, are the snp just determined to destroy women's rights as their last political act ? they seem extremely

act? they seem extremely determined _ act? they seem extremely determined .— act? they seem extremely determined . i— ?t7 they seem extremely determined . i think humza yousaf determined. i think humza yousaf is a determined. i think humza yousaf he e eeheerewe— determined. i think humza yousaf is a dangerous man— determined. i think humza yousaf is a dangerous man because he emheheehe— is a dangerous man because he emboldens people— is a dangerous man because he emboldens people like the trans hheh— emboldens people like the trans hheh yew— emboldens people like the trans hheh yew rweh— emboldens people like the trans that you just mentioned by giving— that you just mentioned by giving hhem— that you just mentioned by giving them easier access to eeehhe— giving them easier access to heeehe hheh— giving them easier access to people that are— giving them easier access to people that are vulnerable. wehe— people that are vulnerable. were heh— people that are vulnerable. we're not talking about demonising_ we're not talking about demonising trans people, we're hewhe— demonising trans people, we're hehhhhe ehewh— demonising trans people, we're talking about the _ demonising trans people, we're talking about the vast majority of talking about the vast majority eh heewe— talking about the vast majority of people which— talking about the vast majority of people which will be biological— of people which will be biological men, that will have eeey— biological men, that will have easy access to _ biological men, that will have easy access to vulnerable ehhhereh— easy access to vulnerable children and— easy access to vulnerable children and vulnerable women hhreweh— children and vulnerable women hhreweh hhhhe— children and vulnerable women through bills like— children and vulnerable women through bills like this , genuine through bills like this, genuine hehe— through bills like this, genuine hehe eeeehe. — through bills like this, genuine trans people. we— through bills like this, genuine trans people. we hold no hate heweree— trans people. we hold no hate towards them,— trans people. we hold no hate towards them, but what we're concerned about— towards them, but what we're concerned about is people with eeh— concerned about is people with heh heh— concerned about is people with dark, dark motives like this hehe— dark, dark motives like this here whe— dark, dark motives like this trans who was— dark, dark motives like this trans who was praising nicola ehwreeeh— trans who was praising nicola shwreeeh ehe— trans who was praising nicola sturgeon and the gender recognition— sturgeon and the gender recognition bill online taking eewehheee— recognition bill online taking eewehheee eh— recognition bill online taking advantage of it.— recognition bill online taking advantage of it. that's the hem.— advantage of it. that's the eehhh. hhe— advantage of it. that's the point. and really , this just point. and really, this just he— point. and really, this just seems to be _ point. and really, this just seems to be a— point. and really, this just seems to be a cheap political plov— seems to be a cheap political hhey he— seems to be a cheap political ploy to distract— seems to be a cheap political ploy to distract from everything ehee— ploy to distract from everything ehee hheh-e— ploy to distract from everything else that's going— ploy to distract from everything else that's going on. but once eeehh— else that's going on. but once eeehh .— else that's going on. but once eoehh , hhe— else that's going on. but once again , the women are the again, the women are the eeeeeeeeh— again, the women are the scapegoat and— again, the women are the scapegoat and it's disgusting. wehhhew— scapegoat and it's disgusting. matthew laterza_ scapegoat and it's disgusting. matthew laterza can i just talk to matthew laterza can i just talk he yewe — matthew laterza can i just talk to you? because— matthew laterza can i just talk to you? t to you? because obviously, look, you used to be one of the top

advisers to the labour party politically. dominique makes the correct point that he's doing this in a way as a distraction technique because the are technique because the snp are literally collapsing him literally collapsing around him . but actually, is it really unwise? he had an opportunity here to move away from a deeply unpopular policy among scots, yet he's literally, as his first major act as first minister decided to go right ahead. well i think he's doing it with both fingers crossed behind his his back because he'll be desperate for the courts to block it. basically the snp are dependent on the greens as in the scottish parliament. they don't quite hewe— parliament. they don't quite hewe e— parliament. they don't quite have a majority.— parliament. they don't quite have a majority. so- fh�*h�*r?”l they don't quite have a majority. so they need hhey— have a majority. so they need hhey hewe— have a majority. so they need they have this— have a majority. so they need they have this slightly weird, ehmeeh— they have this slightly weird, almost coalition— they have this slightly weird, almost coalition but not quite whhh— almost coalition but not quite whhh hhe— almost coalition but not quite with the scottish— almost coalition but not quite with the scottish greens who are very,— with the scottish greens who are very-heh— with the scottish greens who are very-heh whee— with the scottish greens who are very-heh wing wey- with the scottish greens who are very, left wing way to the very, very left wing way to the hehh— very, very left wing way to the hehh eh— very, very left wing way to the left of anything— very, very left wing way to the left of anything we see in the hhehheh— left of anything we see in the english political— left of anything we see in the english political scene and the heee— english political scene and the greens would— english political scene and the greens would have walked if he heeh-h— greens would have walked if he heeh-h eehe— greens would have walked if he hadn't done this. _ greens would have walked if he hadn't done this. so he's doing it hadn't done this. so he's doing hh he— hadn't done this. so he's doing hh he keep— hadn't done this. so he's doing hh he keep hhe— hadn't done this. so he's doing it to keep his coalition heeehher— it to keep his coalition together and- it to keep his coalition together and desperately hoping that together and desperately hoping hheh hhe— together and desperately hoping that the courts— together and desperately hoping that the courts get him out of a hehe— that the courts get him out of a hehe heewee— that the courts get him out of a hole because otherwise it's

going— hole because otherwise it's going-digging- hole because otherwise it's going digging because going to keep digging because it's going to keep digging because hhe—hh- it's hugely unpopular in seehhemh— it's hugely unpopular in scotland-not. it's hugely unpopular in scotland.-not a scotland. and to not take a hewee— scotland. and to not take a hewee whee— scotland. and to not take a pause when he— scotland. and to not take a pause when he nearly lost the heeeerehhh— pause when he nearly lost the leadership-he- pause when he nearly lost the leadership he does pause when he nearly lost the leadeicompletely he does pause when he nearly lost the leadeicompletely crazy.3 does pause when he nearly lost the leadeicompletely crazy. so )es seem completely crazy. so it's heeh— seem completely crazy. so it's been - absolutely - seem completely crazy. so it's been absolutely forced been it's absolutely been forced by been it's absolutely been forced hy—hwh— been it's absolutely been forced hy—hwh ehem- been it's absolutely been forced by_but adam, this. been it's absolutely been forced by but adam, this is by the greens. but adam, this is a by the greens. but adam, this is e whe— by the greens. but adam, this is e whhe hhhh — by the greens. but adam, this is a vile bill. you— by the greens. but adam, this is a vile bill. you know,- by the greens. but adam, this is a vile bill. /rir. a a vile bill. you know, it's the fact that this bill makes the victims, as i just mentioned, you know, of sex abuse or at least edge victims sex abuse least edge victims of sex abuse have refer to their have have to refer to their rapist by their new pronouns. i mean, it's i'm i'm quite vocal on the dangers of self id and what i believe is this trans agenda that is being pushed out. ihave agenda that is being pushed out. i have nothing against trans heewe— i have nothing against trans heeehe eh— i have nothing against trans heeehe eh ehh— i have nothing against trans people at all. i'm merely trying to people at all. i'm merely trying he hhehh— people at all. i'm merely trying he hhehh her— people at all. i'm merely trying to fight for the _ people at all. i'm merely trying to fight for the women in my hemhhy— to fight for the women in my hemhhy whe— to fight for the women in my hemhhy whe h— to fight for the women in my family who i love my daughters. eehe— family who i love my daughters. going herwereh— family who i love my daughters. going forward, i— family who i love my daughters. going forward, i do— family who i love my daughters. going forward, i do not want hheheeheeh— going forward, i do not want biological men— going forward, i do not want biological men in toilets. i do heh— biological men in toilets. i do heh weeh— biological men in toilets. i do not want biological men eemeehhhe— not want biological men competing against. i've got a very— competing against. i've got a very eeerhy— competing against. i've got a very sporty young girl, winnie. she-e— very sporty young girl, winnie. she-e — very sporty young girl, winnie. she's nine. she's— very sporty young girl, winnie. she's nine. she's into all eeerhe— she's nine. she's into all eeerhe. h— she's nine. she's into all sports. i don't- she's nine. she's into all sports. i don't want her to have to sports. i don't want her to have he eemhehe— sports. i don't want her to have to compete unfairly . and maybe to compete unfairly. and maybe in some circumstances , in some circumstances, eehoerewehy— in some circumstances, dangerously against a biological hew— dangerously against a biological man. now we see—

dangerously against a biological man. now we see the case, the rehheh— man. now we see the case, the rehheh eeee— man. now we see the case, the reeheh eh— man. now we see the case, the rapist case of adam. adam erehem. — rapist case of adam. adam erehem. hm— rapist case of adam. adam graham. i'm not- rapist case of adam. adam graham. i'm not going to call hhm— graham. i'm not going to call hhm hy— graham. i'm not going to call hhm hy hhe— graham. i'm not going to call him by the name— graham. i'm not going to call him by the name that he wants to be him by the name that he wants to he eehhee— him by the name that he wants to he eehhee hy— him by the name that he wants to be called by because i think he— be called by because i think it's ridiculous. _ be called by because i think it's ridiculous. even his wife eehe— it's ridiculous. even his wife eehe he— it's ridiculous. even his wife eehe he wee— it's ridiculous. even his wife said he was using it to get into a women's prison.— said he was using it to get into a women's prison. now, one rheo— a women's prison. now, one hhhhe. ee— a women's prison. now, one thing, one positive of that case hheh— thing, one positive of that case hheh hehe— thing, one positive of that case was that tens of— thing, one positive of that case was that tens of millions of heewe— was that tens of millions of heeehe hh— was that tens of millions of heeehe hh hhhe— was that tens of millions of people in this country can eweeehhy— people in this country can suddenly see— people in this country can suddenly see the absurdity of ehhewhhe— suddenly see the absurdity of ehhewhho me— suddenly see the absurdity of allowing men to— suddenly see the absurdity of allowing men to self—identify as allowing men to self—identify as hhe— allowing men to self—identify as a woman. it's dangerous indeed , a woman. it's dangerous indeed, ehe— a woman. it's dangerous indeed, end he— a woman. it's dangerous indeed, and it's harmful— a woman. it's dangerous indeed, and it's harmful to— a woman. it's dangerous indeed, and it's harmful to the genuine hehe— and it's harmful to the genuine hehe heewe— and it's harmful to the genuine trans people out— and it's harmful to the genuine trans people out there. but i eemphehehy— trans people out there. but i completely agree with all of this. but from a political perspective, this is also why i call this bloke useless, because he had an opportunity. he needs to get on. he needs— he had an opportunity. he needs to get on. he needs to- he had an opportunity. he needs to get on. he needs to get- ?“ “ eye he needs to get on. he needs to get on he— to get on. he needs to get on hhe eeeeerh— to get on. he needs to get on his scooter and— to get on. he needs to get on his scooter and scoot off and heh— his scooter and scoot off and heh-ehh.— his scooter and scoot off and not-off. this— his scooter and scoot off and not off. this almost not fall off. this time, almost ewee-hhe— not fall off. this time, almost even-his-hate. not fall off. this time, almost. even-his-hate crime even funnier, his own hate crime hhhh— even funnier, his own hate crime ehh-he— even funnier, his own hate crime hhhh-he heeeee— even funnier, his own hate crime bill-he passed that- even funnier, his own hate crime bill he passed that sought bill that he passed that sought to bill that he passed that sought he—eheeeh- bill that he passed that sought he—eheeeh hhl to criminalise hate speech in one's own home. ri ” one's own home. he was ripped, reported to the police for breaking his own law by misgendering young ida bryson. and that's what's funny about it. still. still, he won't say he got it wrong. now, look, eehwehhy— he got it wrong. now, look, eehwehhy. hh— he got it wrong. now, look, actually, in a— grir a 3 now, look, actually, in a connected story to actually, in a connected story he he— actually, in a connected story he hhhe herry— actually, in a connected story to this harry potter actor

hemeh— to this harry potter actor daniel radcliffe has proven hhmeehh— daniel radcliffe has proven hhmeehh eh— daniel radcliffe has proven himself an ungrateful little hwerh— himself an ungrateful little hwere whee— himself an ungrateful little twerp when it— himself an ungrateful little twerp when it comes to his hme— twerp when it comes to his hme j-k-_ twerp when it comes to his maker, j.k. rowling . but it maker, j.k. rowling. but it seems he's not— maker, j.k. rowling. but it seems he's not done trashing her just seems he's not done trashing her we yeh. — seems he's not done trashing her we yeh. se— seems he's not done trashing her we yeh. se hh— seems he's not done trashing her we yeh. se hh e— seems he's not done trashing her just yet. so in a veiled swipe at just yet. so in a veiled swipe eh hhe— just yet. so in a veiled swipe at the author— just yet. so in a veiled swipe at the author and— just yet. so in a veiled swipe at the author and women's rights eemeehoher— at the author and women's rights eemeehoher .— at the author and women's rights eemeehoher . hhhe— at the author and women's rights campaigner , this is— at the author and women's rights campaigner , this is the moment campaigner, this is the moment hemhhhe— campaigner, this is the moment radcliffe told— campaigner, this is the moment radcliffe told a— campaigner, this is the moment radcliffe told a group of trans ehhhereh— radcliffe told a group of trans children that— radcliffe told a group of trans children that adults concerned ehewh— children that adults concerned ehewh hee— children that adults concerned about kids transitioning were condescending. _ about kids transitioning were condescending. wonder who he's hewhe— condescending. wonder who he's talking about?— condescending. wonder who he's talking about? and he says they ehewhe— talking about? and he says they ehewhe hrweh— talking about? and he says they should trust youngsters to, quoter — should trust youngsters to, quoter heh— should trust youngsters to, quote, tell them who they are. i hhhhh— quote, tell them who they are. i hhhhh e— quote, tell them who they are. i hhhhh e heh— quote, tell them who they are. i hhhhh e heh e— quote, tell them who they are. i think a lot a lot— quote, tell them who they are. i think a lot a lot of— quote, tell them who they are. i think a lot a lot of the time he— think a lot a lot of the time he hweh— think a lot a lot of the time it's just because— think a lot a lot of the time it's just because people don't hhew— it's just because people don't hhew e— it's just because people don't hhew e yewhe— it's just because people don't know a young trans person. so mere-e— know a young trans person. so hhere-e heeh— know a young trans person. so there's just this— know a young trans person. so there's just this like— there's just this like theoretical idea about this in their head transition, like super young. i out to my super young. i came out to my ehe.— super young. i came out to my emh wehh— super young. i came out to my mom and, well, not— “g i came out to my mom and, well, not telling her i wee-hwh— mom and, well, not telling her i wee-hwh hehe— mom and, well, not telling her i was-but told her- mom and, well, not telling her i was but told her that was trans, but told her that i weigh— was trans, but told her that i weelehrh eh— was trans, but told her that i waslgirl at the— was trans, but told her that i was girl at the age of six. was a girl at the age of six. hwh— was a girl at the age of six. hwh hhere— was a girl at the age of six. but there are— was a girl at the age of six. but there are also people who do hewe— but there are also people who do hewe hhe— but there are also people who do hewe hhhe e— but there are also people who do have like a slightly— have like a slightly condescending but have like a slightly— condescending but well—meaning ehhhhwee— condescending but well—meaning ehhhhwee eh— condescending but well—meaning attitude of like,— condescending but well—meaning attitude of like, well, people are attitude of like, well, people yewhe— attitude of like, well, people yewho ehe— attitude of like, well, people are young and like, how do we you— are young and like, how do we yew hhew— are young and like, how do we yew knew. he— are young and like, how do we you know, that is— are young and like, how do we you know, that is a huge eeeheheh. — you know, that is a huge decision. i'd- you know, that is a huge decision. r: you know, that is a huge- decision. i'd love to hear from all of you about like, why we can trust kids to , like, tell us

can trust kids to, like, tell us who they are or or it was only in november that radcliffe said young harry potter fans had been hurt by j.k. rowling's stance on the trans debate thrown her under the bus, he said in an interview. iwanted under the bus, he said in an interview. i wanted fans to know her— interview. i wanted fans to know hheh heh— interview. i wanted fans to know that not everyone— interview. i wanted fans to know that not everyone in— i wanted fans to know that not everyone in the harry hehher— that not everyone in the harry potter franchise _ that not everyone in the harry potter franchise felt the way ehe — potter franchise felt the way ehe -her— potter franchise felt the way ehe -her e— potter franchise felt the way she -for a man- potter franchise felt the way she for a man whose £95 she does for a man whose £95 mhhhheh— she does for a man whose £95 mhhhheh heh— she does for a man whose £95 million net worth— she does for a man whose £95 million net worth stems directly hem— million net worth stems directly hrem hewhhhe-e— million net worth stems directly from rowling's genius, you would hewe— from rowling's genius, you would hewe hhewehh— from rowling's genius, you would have thought radcliffe had more eymeehhy— have thought radcliffe had more eymeehhy her— have thought radcliffe had more eymeehhy forj-k-_ have thought radcliffe had more sympathy for j.k. not wanting to eheee— sympathy for j.k. not wanting to share toilets— sympathy for j.k. not wanting to share toilets with— sympathy for j.k. not wanting to share toilets with biological hew— share toilets with biological men. now now,— share toilets with biological men. now now, dominic samuels, ehem— men. now now, dominic samuels, heem meehe— men. now now, dominic samuels, adam brooks, matthew , lars, do adam brooks, matthew, lars, do eheee— adam brooks, matthew, lars, do eheee hy— adam brooks, matthew, lars, do stand by, because— adam brooks, matthew, lars, do stand by, because coming up, her— stand by, because coming up, her rrweh— stand by, because coming up, elon musk and— stand by, because coming up, elon musk and the bbc have heeeh— elon musk and the bbc have traded blows— elon musk and the bbc have traded blows in— elon musk and the bbc have traded blows in the battle for hwhhher— traded blows in the battle for twitter with _ traded blows in the battle for twitter with the _ traded blows in the battle for twitter with the free speech ehemhheh — twitter with the free speech champion coming out on top. but whhh— champion coming out on top. but whhh hheh— champion coming out on top. but whhh hheh eeh— champion coming out on top. but will elon get the— champion coming out on top. but will elon get the recognition he eeeerwee— will elon get the recognition he deserves before _ will elon get the recognition he deserves before the night is ewhe— deserves before the night is ewhe hhe— deserves before the night is out? find out— deserves before the night is out? find out as— deserves before the night is out? find out as we crown hehhehh-e— out? find out as we crown tonight's greatest briton and when— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass— tonight's greatest briton and union jackass soon. but next in wheeheehee— union jackass soon. but next in wheeheehee ee— union jackass soon. but next in uncanceled as prince harry eeeheee— uncanceled as prince harry eeeheee he— uncanceled as prince harry decides to attend his father's eerehehheh— decides to attend his father's coronation without his whiny whhe. — coronation without his whiny whhe. weeheh— coronation without his whiny wife, meghan and the children,

hew— wife, meghan and the children, hew ehewhe— wife, meghan and the children, how should the— wife, meghan and the children, how should the palace respond to the how should the palace respond to hhe heheeh— how should the palace respond to the latest provocative provocation - the latest provocative provocation from the sussexes reyeh— provocation from the sussexes royal historian _ provocation from the sussexes royal historian david starkey eeye— royal historian david starkey eeye hhe— royal historian david starkey eeye hhe king— royal historian david starkey says the king should stop trying to says the king should stop trying he ewh— says the king should stop trying he ewh wehe— says the king should stop trying to out woke harry— says the king should stop trying to out woke harry and meghan to wehee— to out woke harry and meghan to preheeh hhe— to out woke harry and meghan to protect the future— to out woke harry and meghan to protect the future of the meherehy. — protect the future of the monarchy. he's alive. in just hwe— monarchy. he's alive. in just hwe mhhwhee— monarchy. he's alive. in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. hhe— it's time now for uncanceled. me he— it's time now for uncanceled. hhe hhhe he— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where brit, hrhhehh-e— and this is where brit, britain's top- and this is where brit, britain's top commentators speak out britain's top commentators speak ewh eh— britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues whhhewh— out on controversial issues without the _ out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel ewhhwre — without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping _ without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the meehe.— culture sweeping the rest of the meehe. hhe— culture sweeping the rest of the media. and breaking tonight , media. and breaking tonight, hhme— media. and breaking tonight, prince _finally- prince harry has finally confirmed— prince harry has finally confirmed-he- prince harry has finally confirmed he will attend confirmed that he will attend the confirmed that he will attend hhe hhe-e— confirmed that he will attend the king's coronation next mehhh—hhel the king's coronation next. month. _his wife, month. but without his wife, weeheh— month. but without his wife, meghan children archie and meghan and children archie and hhhhheh— meghan and children archie and nnra, hhhe— meghan and children archie and lilibet, this latest— meghan and children archie and lilibet, this latest coronation eheme— lilibet, this latest coronation eheme-he— lilibet, this latest coronation eheme-he e— lilibet, this latest coronation drama -to a long- lilibet, this latest coronation drama to a long list of drama adds to a long list of erehheme— drama adds to a long list of problems related to the ceremony, including claims that the ceremony, including claims that hhe-eehe— ceremony, including claims that hhe-eehe hee— ceremony, including claims that the-going too far- ceremony, including claims that the going too far to the firm is going too far to eeeeeh— the firm is going too far to eeeeehlherry— the firm is going too far to appeal harry and meghan's appeal to harry and meghan's wehe—hhheh- woke base. so john eliot eerehher— woke base. so john eliot eerehher .— woke base. so john eliot gardiner , who- woke base. so john eliot gardiner , who will conduct the gardiner, who will conduct the weehewereh — gardiner, who will conduct the monteverdi choir,— gardiner, who will conduct the monteverdi choir, it admitted

his monteverdi choir, it admitted hhe ewrerhee— monteverdi choir, it admitted his surprise in— monteverdi choir, it admitted his surprise in an interview whhh— his surprise in an interview whhh hhe— his surprise in an interview with the times— his surprise in an interview with the times that the number of with the times that the number eh ehwerehhy— with the times that the number of diversity boxes— with the times that the number of diversity boxes the king felt he hee— of diversity boxes the king felt he hee he— of diversity boxes the king felt he had to tick— of diversity boxes the king felt he had to tick when deciding on the he had to tick when deciding on hhe eeeeye— he had to tick when deciding on the ceremony's music. and it ee hhe— the ceremony's music. and it comes as the monarch backed an hheeheheehh— comes as the monarch backed an independent study— comes as the monarch backed an independent study into the royal hemhhy-e— independent study into the royal hemhhy-e hehe— independent study into the royal family's links to— independent study into the royal family's links to the atlantic eheee— family's links to the atlantic ehewe heee — family's links to the atlantic slave trade .— family's links to the atlantic slave trade . and then you've slave trade. and then you've ehee— slave trade. and then you've ehee eeh— slave trade. and then you've ehee eeh hhhe— slave trade. and then you've also got this one.- slave trade. and then you've also got this one. wound me up a heh.— also got this one. wound me up a heh. h— also got this one. wound me up a heh. h hewe— also got this one. wound me up a heh. h hewe he— also got this one. wound me up a lot. i have to say.— also got this one. wound me up a lot. i have to say. prince whhhhem— lot. i have to say. prince william appointing queen of william appointing the queen of wehe—wew- william appointing the queen of woke, new zealand woke, the former new zealand hhme— woke, the former new zealand prime _jacinda- woke, the former new zealand prime jacinda ardern, prime minister jacinda ardern, to prime minister jacinda ardern, he-heere— prime minister jacinda ardern, he-heere eh— prime minister jacinda ardern, to-board of his— prime minister jacinda ardern, to board of his earthshot to the board of his earthshot hrhze— to the board of his earthshot hrhze se— to the board of his earthshot hrhze se he— to the board of his earthshot prize so is the— to the board of his earthshot prize so is the monarchy accidentally— prize so is the monarchy accidentally out woking harry ehe— accidentally out woking harry ehe weeheh— accidentally out woking harry and meghan joining me now to eheewee— and meghan joining me now to eheewee-reyeh— and meghan joining me now to discuss royal historian , discuss this, royal historian, ewh—sherheyi discuss this, royal historian,| ewh—sherhey . discuss this, royal historian,- our_starkey . but our very own david starkey. but hewhe.— our very own david starkey. but dana, heeh— our very own david starkey. but david, look, have— our very own david starkey. but david, look, have to start off whhh— david, look, have to start off whhh yew— david, look, have to start off with your reaction to this eemreemhee— with your reaction to this compromise deal. harry will be here— compromise deal. harry will be here mey— compromise deal. harry will be here may meghan— compromise deal. harry will be here may meghan stays in cehhhemhe— here may meghan stays in california with— here may meghan stays in california with the young prince and california with the young prince ehe erheeee — california with the young prince and princess. it— california with the young prince and princess. a and princess. it must be the first time he's been apart from her forever, isn't it? here is this poor man, you know. he's like a dog collar trotting obediently behind her. but i think there's a bigger question . what on earth is harry going to do in westminster abbey? and this shows , again, where i think

this shows, again, where i think the king has gone so badly wrong. he abolished the whole nofion wrong. he abolished the whole notion of doing homage, apart from william. now, imagine if he kept that idea for to harry turn up, he would have to kneel down in the old days in front of his father, raise his hands up there and swear fealty. father, raise his hands up there and swear fealty . now, wouldn't and swear fealty. now, wouldn't we all have enjoyed that? i think i'd pay good money, too. i think i'd pay good money, too. i think that's right. and this shows why the king is so foolish. and i'm going to use that word to have abandoned tradition. but that word to have abandoned tradition . but this is because tradition. but this is because he weehe— tradition. but this is because he wehhe he— tradition. but this is because he wants to appeal- ”?r: but this is because he wants to appeal to the fans of he wants to appeal to the fans eh herry— he wants to appeal to the fans eh herry ehe— he wants to appeal to the fans of harry and meghan. would you just of harry and meghan. would you hweh eey— of harry and meghan. would you hweh eey hheh-e— of harry and meghan. would you just say that's futile? i think it's just say that's futile? i think he hewee— just say that's futile? i think it's never going— just say that's futile? i think it's never going to. “

his head in five seconds. and what he's doing really is spitting in the face of those who are non—woke , who are who are non—woke, who are fundamentally royalist . and it fundamentally royalist. and it seems it's, you know, it's a bit like these radio stations that decide they don't like their audiences, you know, so they sack all their favourite presenters . they play music that presenters. they play music that their fan base hates and do you know what they're then very surprised when their numbers decline. yeah, indeed . but for decline. yeah, indeed. but for he— decline. yeah, indeed. but for hheh ee— decline. yeah, indeed. but for that same reason— r:rit. yeah, indeed. but for that same reason though, i eehwehhy— that same reason though, i actually wanted king charles eereehehhy— actually wanted king charles eereehehhy he— actually wanted king charles personally to rip— actually wanted king charles personally to rip up harry and weeheh-e— personally to rip up harry and meghan's invitation . i mean, i meghan's invitation. i mean, i eeh-h— meghan's invitation. i mean, i eeh-h hhhhh— meghan's invitation. i mean, i don't think he— meghan's invitation. i mean, i don't think he should have hhwhhee— don't think he should have invited them— don't think he should have invited them in— don't think he should have invited them in the first place. i a invited them in the first place. h-e heh— invited them in the first place. h-e heh eh— invited them in the first place. i-a lot of people- invited them in the first place. i a lot of people say i know a lot of people say here— i know a lot of people say that's ridiculous. he's the son. hehe— that's ridiculous. he's the son. hehe-hh— that's ridiculous. he's the son. hehe-hh-hhhe- that's ridiculous. he's the son. he's-in-line of- he's still in the line of succession.— he's still in the line of succession. but i don't think he ehewhe— succession. but i don't think he ehewhe hewe— succession. but i don't think he should have bent— succession. but i don't think he should have bent over backwards to should have bent over backwards he-hhem.— should have bent over backwards he-hhem. — should have bent over backwards he-hhem. h— should have bent over backwards to-them. i certainly.- to have them. i certainly. right. used exactly right. you used exactly the right but you i think right word. but you see, i think although we're making a big deal of harry is a of it, i think harry is a sideshow . the fundamental sideshow. the fundamental because meghan's not there or. no, no. just in general. i mean, he's you know, he's way down the order of succession. it's simply

that we insist in the media, in talking about i think to be talking about it. i think to be there then. pardon? why does he heee—ewee- there then. pardon? why does he heee—ewee he- there then. pardon? why does he need—given he seems| need to be there given he seems to need to be there given he seems he-hhhe— need to be there given he seems to-this institution? - to hate this institution? hheh-e— to hate this institution? mehe-h— to hate this institution? that's-i-but| to hate this institution? - that's-i-but again, that's right. i mean, but again, you know, poor harry is torn and charles is torn. they are father and there is a residual and son. there is a residual fondness , there's a residual fondness, there's a residual love and so on. but each one of them now finds themselves in this extraordinary. it's like one of those, you know, one of those spanish dances where you suddenly come together. then you come apart and you strut. you know, it's that sort of thing. but if meghan had been there, would she have been more more than a sideshow? would she have? weh.— than a sideshow? would she have? wehh ehe-e— than a sideshow? would she have? well, she'd have— than a sideshow? would she have? well, she'd have certainly- ?““ :7 would she have? well, she'd have certainly she'd hewe— well, she'd have certainly she'd hwe-he— well, she'd have certainly she'd have-to steal— well, she'd have certainly she'd have-to steal the- well, she'd have certainly she'd have to steal the show have tried to steal the show because,-this- have tried to steal the show because, this was because, of course, this was ehweye— because, of course, this was ehweye hhe — because, of course, this was always the point. ' “r: always the point. and she was planning william actually planning to william was actually worried you see, worried about. yes. but you see, i think, again, this this is misconceived. if again, you would maintain the traditional structure of a coronation , there structure of a coronation, there is no doubt who is in charge. i mean, the entire service is magnificent series of

processions of movements , of processions of movements, of anointing, of presentations , of anointing, of presentations, of objects and whatever it focuses on one person and one other person on the king and the queen and everybody else modernise it, too. i think that what charles has done is to destroy the theatre and the purpose. so the two things have gone badly wrong and they're both fundamental . and they're both fundamental. the he said right, we're not going to have members of the house of lords. if you think you're i mean, i'm so ancient. i remember the last coronation and if you remember the last coronation , the house of lords, coronation, the house of lords, they're a bit like the chorus in an opera . they're all there in an opera. they're all there in scarlet and white. there are this magnificent backdrop to the theatre now what you're going to have is an abbey filled with negozi fulani, and you're going to have a wallpaper of what? of leopard skin print, rather like bar stools in las vegas. i mean,

the total visual chaos , you will the total visual chaos, you will destroy that. but there's something else. the king is not explained ever , and nobody's explained ever, and nobody's explained ever, and nobody's explained on his behalf why the coronation matters . instead, coronation matters. instead, what we've happened is this ridiculous drip feed of little stories about this ivory rod, this this jewel. in other words, it's an exercise of trivia because i think they're scared of the reaction. they're always eehhhhe— of the reaction. they're always eehhhho hhe— of the reaction. they're always getting the reaction. - t“ they're always getting the reaction. in fact, you— getting the reaction. in fact, yew ehee— getting the reaction. in fact, you raise ngozi_ getting the reaction. in fact, you raise ngozi fulani. that's why— you raise ngozi fulani. that's why hhey— you raise ngozi fulani. that's why they reacted— you raise ngozi fulani. that's why they reacted . so they made why they reacted. so they made the why they reacted. so they made hhe wrong— why they reacted. so they made the wrong decision— why they reacted. so they made the wrong decision . "car : the wrong decision. they made the wrong decision. they made the wrong decision. you also think that's why they made the wrong decision immediately wrong decision by immediately giving in the guardian over giving to in the guardian over the royal reparations . it's the royal reparations. it's strange. there is no case. by the way, the guardian has no case for reparations . the case for reparations. the guardian is founded. can you imagine ? the guardian is founded imagine? the guardian is founded after the abolition of slavery and yet it persuades itself it somehow now guilty for slavery. this is a kind of delusion of

the mind. but of course, as appued the mind. but of course, as applied to the monarchy, the problem is this when people say, oh, we want to explore the links of the monarchy to slavery, that's not what they're really saying, is what they want to do is to destroy the historical legitimacy of the monarchy, the slave trade and britain's alleged, well, britain's real involvement in it is being used as a historical battering ram to destroy the historic monarchy. is history or it's nothing. and is history or it's nothing. and i think the king has not realised this. this constant talk of modern ization. that is not what it's about. so the great not what it's about. so the ereeh hhme— not what it's about. so the ereeh hhhhe he— not what it's about. so the great thing is in— not what it's about. so the great thing is in this- a so the great thing is in this country rhehh— great thing is in this country rhehh .— great thing is in this country rhohh . hhe— great thing is in this country right , the vast,— great thing is in this country right , the vast, vast majority right, the vast, vast majority of right, the vast, vast majority eh hhe — right, the vast, vast majority of the population do not perhhewherhy— of the population do not particularly want the royal hemhhy— particularly want the royal hemhhy he— particularly want the royal family to modernise a very happy whhh— family to modernise a very happy whhh hhe— family to modernise a very happy with the traditional— family to modernise a very happy with the traditional royal hemhhy— with the traditional royal family actually had been pretty happy-— family actually had been pretty heeey. h— family actually had been pretty heeey. rh heeh.— family actually had been pretty happy. in fact, you know the king— happy. in fact, you know the king cherhee— happy. in fact, you know the king charles, there's something wehe— king charles, there's something wee he— king charles, there's something wrong, he began. _ king charles, there's something wrong, he began. «rig wrong, he began. very well. mere-e— wrong, he began. very well. there's something really remarkable, scale of royal remarkable, the scale of royal ceremony we have now . do ceremony that we have now. do you was invented when you know it was invented when a democracy comes in before for

democracy, royal ceremony was have you ever been at a ceremony at a university at oxford or cambridge where everything is sort of a bit casual because it's all between friends? it's once the royal family knew that it had to perform to a huge audience. this is what happens with with, with the beginning of the 20th century when everything that we are going to see or the bits of it that will survive. you construct a deliberate theatre for it. the front of buckingham palace is only put on in the summer of 1913. the mall is only laid out as the monument to queen victoria. you deliberately constructed as a theatre to show off monarchy to theatre to show off monarchy to the people modern enough . thank the people modern enough. thank you very much. and look,- : 3 thank you very much. and look, just very— you very much. and look, just very ewhehhy— you very much. and look, just very ewhehhy eey— you very much. and look, just very quickly say you're ehwhewehy— very quickly say you're obviously going to be a big part of obviously going to be a big part eh ew— obviously going to be a big part of our coverage— obviously going to be a big part of our coverage of— obviously going to be a big part of our coverage of the coronation— of our coverage of the coronation here on gb news and i hehhewe— coronation here on gb news and i hehhewe eeme— coronation here on gb news and i believe some projects believe some special projects eemhe— believe some special projects eemhhe-we-re- believe some special projects coming. t coming. well, we're actually making first time making documentaries. first time gb news has made documentaries.

and what i'm trying to do, i'm trying to say the coronation is just not a lot of mystical ritual. it's the fundamental compact between the king and his people. it's a contract , and people. it's a contract, and it's the reason that we're governed well, governed properly , and that we are. let's end on this word. you're an american and a royal republic. this word. you're an american and a royal republic . and the and a royal republic. and the oldest and the best and the longest lived. well, david starkey. i longest lived. well, david starkey . i look forward to our starkey. i look forward to our conversations— i look forward to our conversations leading up to the eerehehheh— conversations leading up to the eerehehheh .— conversations leading up to the coronation . thank— conversations leading up to the coronation . thank you so much coronation. thank you so much for coronation. thank you so much her here— coronation. thank you so much he heme here— coronation. thank you so much for being here tonight . but it's for being here tonight. but it's hhme— for being here tonight. but it's hhme ew— for being here tonight. but it's hhme he— for being here tonight. but it's time now to reveal tonight's ereeheeh— time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain— time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union reeheee— greatest britain in union jackass dominique samuels. greatest britain in union jackass dominique samuels . who's jackass dominique samuels. who's yewr— jackass dominique samuels. who's yewr hemhee— jackass dominique samuels. who's your nominee? mine— jackass dominique samuels. who's your nominee? mine is athlete sheer— your nominee? mine is athlete shereh dewy— your nominee? mine is athlete sharon davy for— your nominee? mine is athlete sharon davy for her championing of women's sex based rights in the of women's sex based rights in hhe hehh— of women's sex based rights in hhe hhehh eh— of women's sex based rights in the light of dylan— of women's sex based rights in the light of dylan mulvaney, the hehe— the light of dylan mulvaney, the trans influence _ the light of dylan mulvaney, the trans influence for— the light of dylan mulvaney, the trans influence for securing eeehe— trans influence for securing eeehe whhh— trans influence for securing deals with bud— trans influence for securing deals with bud light and nike. it deals with bud light and nike. hh we— deals with bud light and nike. hh eh— deals with bud light and nike. it was an interview— deals with bud light and nike. it was an interview she- deals with bud light and nike. it was an interview she did with you, actually, yes , spiral. i you, actually, yes, spiral. i went all around the world. love, sheer.— went all around the world. love, sheree. heeh— went all around the world. love, sharon. yeah, you're nominee ehem— sharon. yeah, you're nominee heem. whee—

sharon. yeah, you're nominee adam. mine is— sharon. yeah, you're nominee adam. mine is honorary tonight ehe— adam. mine is honorary tonight end he— adam. mine is honorary tonight end he hheh— adam. mine is honorary tonight and it's elon musk for eemehehehy— and it's elon musk for completely destroying the bbc hewrhehheh— completely destroying the bbc journalist over— completely destroying the bbc journalist over his claims of hhereeehhe— journalist over his claims of increasing hate— journalist over his claims of increasing hate on twitter. eheee— increasing hate on twitter. eheee hhhe— increasing hate on twitter. since this has— increasing hate on twitter. since this has been- increasing hate on twitter. since this has been my favourite moment of the day, if you haven't watched any of it, take a look at this point. seen that europol a look at this point. seen that hwreeeh yew— a look at this point. seen that europol you hateful— seen that europol you hateful content. and i'm europol you hateful content. and h-m eehhhe— europol you hateful content. and h-m eehhhe her— europol you hateful content. and i'm asking for one— europol you hateful content. and i'm asking for one example, hehhe— i'm asking for one example, rhehhe rew— i'm asking for one example, right? you can't— i'm asking for one example, right? you can't give a single hhe— right? you can't give a single one. and-saying- right? you can't give a single one. and-saying i- right? you can't give a single one. and saying i then i say one. and i'm saying i then i say so one. and i'm saying i then i say ee hheh— one. and i'm saying i then i say ee hheh yew— one. and i'm saying i then i say so that you don't— one. and i'm saying i then i say so that you don't know what yee— so that you don't know what ye hehhee— so that you don't know what you're talking about. “7 you're talking about. really? hee — you're talking about. really? hee >— you're talking about. really? yes > because— you're talking about. really? yes > because you- you're talking about. “7 “is > because you can't give me yes > because you can't give me a yes > because you can't give me e-eeemehe— yes > because you can't give me e-eeemehe eh— yes > because you can't give me a-example of hateful- a single example of hateful eehhehh. — a single example of hateful. content. _tweet. a single example of hateful- content. _tweet. and content. not even one tweet. and yet you claimed that the hateful content was high. well, that's a false . no, what i. you just false. no, what i. you just heeh— false. no, what i. you just hheeh wheh— false. no, what i. you just lied. what oh,— no, what i. you just lied. what oh, my goodness. a lied. what oh, my goodness. it was an asteroid— lied. what oh, my goodness. it was an asteroid takedown- lied. what oh, my goodness. it was an asteroid takedown on. absolutely. and also, by the way, on the bbc's covid disinformation, which i love, too. yeah. matthew lazar, your nominee. you're not going to hhe— nominee. you're not going to he hhhe— nominee. you're not going to like this,-starmer. nominee. you're not going to like this,-starmer forj like this, but keir starmer for ewhhhhe— like this, but keir starmer for ewhhhhe hhe— like this, but keir starmer for putting his tanks firmly on tory on putting his tanks firmly on tory eh hhe— putting his tanks firmly on tory eh hhe hery— putting his tanks firmly on tory eh hhe hery. eh— putting his tanks firmly on tory on the tory, on tory territory, eehhhhe— on the tory, on tory territory, eehhhhe zo— on the tory, on tory territory, getting 20 million views and heewee— getting 20 million views and erewhhe hew— getting 20 million views and proving how bad the tory record is proving how bad the tory record he eh— proving how bad the tory record he eh — proving how bad the tory record is on crime. well,— proving how bad the tory record is on crime. �*hfrhhricc

is on crime. well, no, i'm not going to lie. i'm going with her— going to lie. i'm going with her rrweh— going to lie. i'm going with elon musk of— going to lie. i'm going with elon musk of course- grir “g c ri i'm going with elon musk of course i am for eeehreyhhe— elon musk of course i am for eeehreyhhe hhe— elon musk of course i am for destroying the bbc . he's an destroying the bbc. he's an heherery— destroying the bbc. he's an honorary greatest britain hehhehh— honorary greatest britain tonight union- honorary greatest britain tonight union jackass. time now, hemhhhewe— tonight union jackass. time now, hemhhhewe-yewr- tonight union jackass. time now, dominique your nominee, dominique samuels, your nominee, mhe— dominique samuels, your nominee, he— dominique samuels, your nominee, he hwmze— dominique samuels, your nominee, mine is humza yousaf. continue his mine is humza yousaf. continue hhe ehheeh— mine is humza yousaf. continue hhe ehheeh eh— mine is humza yousaf. continue his attack on women's rights by putting forward the legal challenge of the government's decision to strike down the gender bill. it's a distraction an and i think it's going to backfire for adam brooks, your nominee. mine is the little woke eeher— nominee. mine is the little woke eeher hemeh— nominee. mine is the little woke actor daniel radcliffe— mine is the little woke actor daniel radcliffe for hehhewhhe— actor daniel radcliffe for believing that kids should be eehe— believing that kids should be ehhe ehe— believing that kids should be able and should— believing that kids should be able and should be trusted to eehermhhe— able and should be trusted to determine their— able and should be trusted to determine their gender. it's heweeee — determine their gender. it's outrageous. matthew your nominee, liz— outrageous. matthew your nominee, liz truss, for the were— nominee, liz truss, for the worst comeback- nominee, liz truss, for the worst comeback since they tried to worst comeback since they tried he — worst comeback since they tried to revive crossroad— worst comeback since they tried to revive crossroad us. j r: to revive crossroad us. did you weheh— to revive crossroad us. did you weheh hhe— to revive crossroad us. did you watch the speech in full? matthew i've read it. that's eeeweh— matthew i've read it. that's eheweh. h— matthew i've read it. that's enough. i can't— matthew i've read it. that's enough. i can't face listening to enough. i can't face listening he he. — enough. i can't face listening he he. hh— enough. i can't face listening to her. it was— enough. i can't face listening to her. it was a— enough. i can't face listening to her. a cc to her. it was a brilliant speech and i just thought, do you know what i just thought when she was delivering that speech if only liz truss speech today, if only liz truss was prime minister, i'm was still prime minister, i'm not many share that not sure how many share that opinion, but look, union jackass, it's got be jackass, it's got to be dominique nomination .

dominique samuels nomination. what are you going to say? me then? no, not me. dominique hugh remee— then? no, not me. dominique hugh remee e— then? no, not me. dominique hugh remee e weeheee— then? no, not me. dominique hugh james a useless for— “ri“7 \rir dominique hugh james a useless for continuing whhh— james a useless for continuing whhh hhe— james a useless for continuing with the ridiculous gender reeeehhhheh— with the ridiculous gender recognition reform bill. look, hhhe— recognition reform bill. look, hhhe eey— recognition reform bill. look, hhhe ewy he— recognition reform bill. look, hhhe ewy he e— recognition reform bill. look, this guy is a busted flush. so is the snp as a party and he's just proving it by the day. but thank you so much to my fabulous superstar panel tonight, dominique samuels, adam brooks and lazar. thank and matthew lazar. thank you. more anything, though , for more than anything, though, for you, company. remember you, for your company. remember we're again tomorrow night we're back again tomorrow night from but don't go from 9 pm. but don't go anywhere because up , it's anywhere because next up, it's headliners with the irreverent take on tomorrow's front pages . take on tomorrow's front pages. good night .

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