soon no soon- i no spin, soon- . no spin, no soon no spin, no bias, no - no spin, no bias, no censorship.— . no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm- no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight— censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight as— censorship. i'm dan wootton tontgtt as t— censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight as a staggering . 1100 tonight as a staggering. 1100 tegtt— tonight as a staggering. 1100 legal migrants— tonight as a staggering. 1100 legal migrants crossed the channet— legal migrants crossed the channet tn— legal migrants crossed the channel in the— legal migrants crossed the channel in the last week. the country— channel in the last week. the country ts— channel in the last week. the country is relying— channel in the last week. the country is relying on rishi suntt— country is relying on rishi suntt cast— country is relying on rishi sunak cast iron pledge to stop the heats— sunak cast iron pledge to stop the heats so— sunak cast iron pledge to stop the boats so why— sunak cast iron pledge to stop the boats so why is the prime thhhtet— the boats so why is the prime minister now— the boats so why is the prime minister now refusing to say when— minister now refusing to say when yen— minister now refusing to say when you pledge to stop the teete— when you pledge to stop the tents, net— when you pledge to stop the boats, not reduce the number, net— boats, not reduce the number, not hnng— boats, not reduce the number, not hnng the— boats, not reduce the number, not bring the number down tetnetty— not bring the number down tetnetty te— not bring the number down actually to stopping them , that actually to stopping them, that it actually to stopping them, that t wen-t— actually to stopping them, that t wont happen— actually to stopping them, that it won't happen overnight? and the— it won't happen overnight? and the teen— it won't happen overnight? and the teen ven— it won't happen overnight? and i've been very clear about that . se— i've been very clear about that . se ntth— i've been very clear about that . so with fishy— i've been very clear about that . so with fishy rishi gearing up to teeth— . so with fishy rishi gearing up to break that— . so with fishy rishi gearing up to break that all— . so with fishy rishi gearing up to break that all important htetee— to break that all important htetge ,— to break that all important htetge , hee— to break that all important pledge , has the unelected pm pledge, has the unelected pm gene— pledge, has the unelected pm gene sett— pledge, has the unelected pm gene eett en— pledge, has the unelected pm gone soft on the— pledge, has the unelected pm gone soft on the issue of pneteettng— gone soft on the issue of

protecting our- gone soft on the issue of protecting our southern borders hen— protecting our southern borders then the— protecting our southern borders from the invasion— protecting our southern borders from the invasion via the channet— from the invasion via the channel that's- from the invasion via the channel that's the big debate ntth— channel that's the big debate ntth ny— channel that's the big debate with my superstar panel tonight. i'm with my superstar panel tonight. tn joined— with my superstar panel tonight. tn joined hy— with my superstar panel tonight. i'm joined by allison pearson, seen— i'm joined by allison pearson, seen hettey— i'm joined by allison pearson, sean bailey and— i'm joined by allison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl. as thente— sean bailey and amy nicholl. as thente et— sean bailey and amy nicholl. as friends of the— sean bailey and amy nicholl. as friends of the sussexes hilarious— friends of the sussexes hilarious claim hilariously ethn— hilarious claim hilariously etetn gen-e— hilarious claim hilariously claim you're not going to hetteve— claim you're not going to believe this,— claim you're not going to believe this, that harry's teeteten— believe this, that harry's decision to— believe this, that harry's decision to fly- believe this, that harry's decision to fly solo to the coronation _ decision to fly solo to the coronation is— decision to fly solo to the coronation is based on authenticity. - coronation is based on authenticity. respect and love. hate— authenticity. respect and love. have royal— authenticity. respect and love. have royal relations with the teheene— have royal relations with the treacherous pair— have royal relations with the treacherous pair now hit rock bottom— treacherous pair now hit rock bottom while _ treacherous pair now hit rock bottom while royal mastermind steady— bottom while royal mastermind eteety teth— bottom while royal mastermind steady colin campbell and phil henhten— steady colin campbell and phil hanger-gong— steady colin campbell and phil dampier-going to- steady colin campbell and phil dampier going to give their dampier are going to give their nnnteeehte— dampier are going to give their unmissable reaction on plus as neentng— unmissable reaction on plus as neentng heg— unmissable reaction on plus as moaning meg refuses to turn up on the— moaning meg refuses to turn up on the htggeet— moaning meg refuses to turn up on the biggest day of king of the—when- on the biggest day of king of the _when he- on the biggest day of king of the when he came on the biggest day of king of. the—when he came to the king's life. when he came to the king's life. when he came to the-hen— the king's life. when he came to the-hen enn- the king's life. when he came to the-her own big- the king's life. when he came to the her own big day . the rescue on her own big day. nth— the rescue on her own big day. the ne— the rescue on her own big day. the as my— the rescue on her own big day. him as my father— the rescue on her own big day. him as my father in— the rescue on her own big day. him as my father in law- the rescue on her own big day. him as my father in law was really important to me . so really important to me. so i asked him to walk me- so i asked him to walk me down the ante— asked him to walk me down the thete ent— asked him to walk me down the thete end he— asked him to walk me down the aisle and he said— asked him to walk me down the aisle and he said yes. so is hnttte-s— aisle and he said yes. so is markle's coronation snub a betrayal to king charles? i want your verdict as ingrid— g , i want your verdict as ingrid seward tetee— your verdict as ingrid seward tetee en— your verdict as ingrid seward takes on joanna— your verdict as ingrid seward takes on joanna jarjue in the chen— takes on joanna jarjue in the ctgeh. gee— takes on joanna jarjue in the clash. joe biden's visit to hettnt— clash. joe biden's visit to hetent te— clash. joe biden's visit to ireland is coming to an end with

the greettent— ireland is coming to an end with the president leaving a trail of genes— the president leaving a trail of gettee en— the president leaving a trail of gettee on the— the president leaving a trail of gaffes on the emerald isle . gaffes on the emerald isle. see the— gaffes on the emerald isle. see the the— gaffes on the emerald isle. see the the ._ gaffes on the emerald isle. see this tie i have— gaffes on the emerald isle. see this tie i have with— gaffes on the emerald isle. see this tie i have with the- this tie i have with the shamrock on this was given to me by one of these guys right here was a hell of a rugby player. but as biden parades the irish flag on his limousine today after decline , turning to show after decline, turning to show the union jack in belfast has this disastrous state visit proven beyond any doubt that the american leader despises the uk . i'll dismantle the doddery old hneehtent— . i'll dismantle the doddery old greettent tn— . i'll dismantle the doddery old greettent tn ny— i'll dismantle the doddery old president in my digest next. the,— president in my digest next. the ne— president in my digest next. the he the— president in my digest next. plus, as the ads— president in my digest next. plus, as the ads starring the tene— plus, as the ads starring the trans influencer_ plus, as the ads starring the trans influencer dylan mulvaney tente— trans influencer dylan mulvaney eente hut— trans influencer dylan mulvaney sends bud light— trans influencer dylan mulvaney sends bud light into meltdown . sends bud light into meltdown. on sends bud light into meltdown. oh teetng— sends bud light into meltdown. oh teetng the— sends bud light into meltdown. on losing $6 billion of market vette— on losing $6 billion of market vetne tn— on losing $6 billion of market vetne tn thet— on losing $6 billion of market value in just six— on losing $6 billion of market value in just six days is the sen—nette— value in just six days is the self—made posed corporate crisis the ntttnete— self—made posed corporate crisis the ultimate example of go woke go the ultimate example of go woke ge beekee— the ultimate example of go woke go broke? the— the ultimate example of go woke go broke? the tories culture warrior andrea— go broke? the tories culture warrior andrea jenkins and fleet street— warrior andrea jenkins and fleet street teen— warrior andrea jenkins and fleet street icon calvin— warrior andrea jenkins and fleet street icon calvin mackenzie teth— street icon calvin mackenzie heth netgh— street icon calvin mackenzie heth netgh tn— street icon calvin mackenzie both weigh in tonight. and as the hec— both weigh in tonight. and as the bbc senses— both weigh in tonight. and as the bbc senses its own car crash

tntenten— the bbc senses its own car crash tntenten ntth— the bbc senses its own car crash interview with twitter boss elon hust— interview with twitter boss elon hnet hy— interview with twitter boss elon hnet hg ettttng— interview with twitter boss elon musk by editing out moments like this musk by editing out moments like the meet— musk by editing out moments like the meet et— musk by editing out moments like this must of at— musk by editing out moments like this must of at some point seen the enhhene— this must of at some point seen the euphoria of— this must of at some point seen the euphoria of hateful content. the— the euphoria of hateful content. ant tn— the euphoria of hateful content. ant tn eettng— the euphoria of hateful content. and i'm asking for— the euphoria of hateful content. and i'm asking for one example, nghte— and i'm asking for one example, nghte ven— and i'm asking for one example, right? you can't— and i'm asking for one example, right? you can't give a single ant— right? you can't give a single ant tn— right? you can't give a single one. and i'm saying i then i say so one. and i'm saying i then i say ee thet— one. and i'm saying i then i say ee that-tent— one. and i'm saying i then i say so that-don't know- one. and i'm saying i then i say so that don't know what so that you don't know what yen-te— so that you don't know what gen-e tetttng— so that you don't know what you're talking about. so is the then— you're talking about. so is the british corporation an british bashing corporation an journalistically_ british bashing corporation an journalistically crooked mumford and journalistically crooked mumford ent sene— journalistically crooked mumford and sons musician turned getttteet— and sons musician turned political podcaster winston manhatt— political podcaster winston hetehett .— political podcaster winston marshall. he's— political podcaster winston marshall. he's a big fan of elon meet. — marshall. he's a big fan of elon meet. hee— marshall. he's a big fan of elon meet. ne-e getng— marshall. he's a big fan of elon musk. he's going to join me live as . stet— musk. he's going to join me live as ever. stay tuned— musk. he's going to join me live as ever. stay tuned for a first teet— as ever. stay tuned for a first teet et— as ever. stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. tent—hetei front pages, hot off the press. the— front pages, hot off the press. plus-greatest- front pages, hot off the press. plus greatest britain plus the last greatest britain in plus the last greatest britain tn tnten— plus the last greatest britain in union jackass— plus the last greatest britain in union jackass of week in union jackass of the week nth— in union jackass of the week nttt—hetene - in union jackass of the week. will-before-show in union jackass of the week- will-before-show is will be named before the show is tene— will be named before the show is tene-te— will be named before the show is tene-te hen— will be named before the show is done. is dan wootton. done. this is dan wootton. tentght— done. this is dan wootton. tonight let's— done. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go- done. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . tonight let's go. ten-ne- tonight let's go. you're watching gb news, hhtetn-e— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. we've got— britain's news channel. we've get eeet— britain's news channel. we've get eeet ten— britain's news channel. we've got cast iron proof today that attene— got cast iron proof today that arlene foster— got cast iron proof today that arlene foster was right when she tett— arlene foster was right when she tett ne— arlene foster was right when she tett ne gee— arlene foster was right when she told me joe biden— arlene foster was right when she told me joe biden hates the uk. my

told me joe biden hates the uk. my ttgeet— told me joe biden hates the uk. my ttgeet en— told me joe biden hates the uk. my digest on that— told me joe biden hates the uk. my digest on that in just a nnennent — my digest on that in just a moment. first,— my digest on that in just a moment. first, though, the news nth— moment. first, though, the news ntth teth— moment. first, though, the news with polly middlehurst . j? with polly middlehurst. dan, thank— with polly middlehurst. dan, thent yet— with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and— with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good- with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story today on gb news president biden says the uk government should be working more closely with the irish government to support northern ireland. in a historic address to the irish parliament, mr. biden said the good friday agreement did have a significant positive impact and he urged those assembled to ensure that political violence never ten never again could take hold. his comments received warm applause as he spoke in front of his son, hunter, and his sister , valerie hunter, and his sister, valerie biden. owens president biden also spoke of the shared history between ireland and the united states, and he touched on the events that tie the two nations together . these stories are the together. these stories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a and america together. they speak

te e hteten— and america together. they speak to a history defined— and america together. they speak to a history defined by— and america together. they speak to a history defined by our- to a history defined by our teens— to a history defined by our dreams. they— to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a gneettent— dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared neegenethtttty— president written by our shared responsibility ,_ president written by our shared responsibility , motty, and they responsibility, motty, and they sheet— responsibility, motty, and they speak te— responsibility, motty, and they speak te e— responsibility, motty, and they speak to a future— responsibility, motty, and they speak to a future poised for nnttnttet— speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities. so unlimited shared possibilities. se tetey— unlimited shared possibilities. se tetey tt— unlimited shared possibilities. so today i'd like— unlimited shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the— so today i'd like to reflect on the entnnng— so today i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connections— the enduring strength of the connections between ireland and the tnttet— connections between ireland and the united states. _ connections between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the united states. a partnership tet the— the united states. a partnership her the ages— the united states. a partnership ten the ages. — the united states. a partnership for the ages . the— the united states. a partnership for the ages . for the ages. the fbi has arrested a us national guardsman in named as jack duggan dushera in named as jack duggan dushera in massachusetts , following the in massachusetts, following the leak of over 100 highly classified pentagon documents. the leak is believed to be the most serious security breach in years. some of the documents are believed to be related to ukraine's military capabilities . it also included embarrassing information about us allies . us information about us allies. us attorney general merrick garland says teixeira will appear in court in massachusetts today. the justice department arrested teet— the justice department arrested net nengtee— the justice department arrested jack douglas teixeira in connection— jack douglas teixeira in connection with an investigation tnte— connection with an investigation tnte etteget— connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorised enevet—

into alleged unauthorised removal , retention and removal, retention and transmission- removal, retention and transmission of classified nettenet— transmission of classified national defence information . in national defence information. in tetxetne— national defence information. in tetxetne te— national defence information. in tetxetne te en— national defence information. in teixeira is an employee of the tnttet— teixeira is an employee of the united states— teixeira is an employee of the united states air— teixeira is an employee of the united states air force national enent. — united states air force national enent. tht — united states air force national guard. fbi agents— united states air force national guard. fbi agents took teixeira tnte— guard. fbi agents took teixeira tnte enetety— guard. fbi agents took teixeira into custody earlier this ettenneen— into custody earlier this afternoon without incident , and afternoon without incident, and he nth— afternoon without incident, and he nttt hete— afternoon without incident, and he will have an— afternoon without incident, and he will have an initial appearance— he will have an initial appearance at the us district tenn— appearance at the us district cenn tet— appearance at the us district cenn her the— appearance at the us district court for the district of massachusetts . well here in the massachusetts. well here in the uk, massachusetts. well here in the tn the— massachusetts. well here in the uk, the chancellor— massachusetts. well here in the uk, the chancellor says the entteet— uk, the chancellor says the outlook for— uk, the chancellor says the outlook for the _ uk, the chancellor says the outlook for the economy is hnghtet— outlook for the economy is brighter than— outlook for the economy is brighter than expected , despite brighter than expected, despite nettgwee— brighter than expected, despite new figures showing there was no grewth — new figures showing there was no grewth tn— new figures showing there was no gnewth tn the— new figures showing there was no growth in the month of february. hete— growth in the month of february. heth ttenn — growth in the month of february. heth ten the— growth in the month of february. data from the office— growth in the month of february. data from the office for- data from the office for national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease peace in gdp. that's gross domestic product . from gross domestic product. from january, the services sector fell with the ons blaming strike action by teachers and civil servants and a fall in fuel usage due to milder weather was also said to be responsible . also said to be responsible. eight serving and former metro politan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct over discriminatory and offensive messages they sent

on whatsapp . the officers, seven on whatsapp. the officers, seven men and one woman, were found to have sent sexist , racist, have sent sexist, racist, homophobic and disabling comments in a group chat, including talking about katie price's son, harvey's disability and his weight. during the price's son, harvey's disability and his weight . during the fifth and his weight. during the fifth day of the hearing, the legal chair described the breach of standards as so serious it justified dismissal . that's all justified dismissal. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. back to dan . back to dan. yet more evidence today of doddie joe biden's immense hatred of the united kingdom that he has barely been able to conceal on his gaffe, played tour of northern ireland and the repubuc tour of northern ireland and the republic. so tour of northern ireland and the republic . so last night when republic. so last night when eggenenttw— republic. so last night when apparently meaning- t at. so last night when apparently meaning to refer to the new— apparently meaning to refer to the new zealand_ apparently meaning to refer to the new zealand rugby team, the all the new zealand rugby team, the at tweete— the new zealand rugby team, the all blacks, the— the new zealand rugby team, the all blacks, the 80— the new zealand rugby team, the all blacks, the 80 year old us weettent— all blacks, the 80 year old us president instead— all blacks, the 80 year old us president instead named the controversial— president instead named the controversial irish war of

independence— controversial irish war of independence era police force , independence era police force, the that— independence era police force, the black and— independence era police force, the black and tans . the black and tans. see this tie i the black and tans. see this tie t hete— the black and tans. see this tie i have with the shamrock on it? this was given to me by one of these guys right here was a hell of a rugby player and they beat the hell of the black and tans. oh, god, they beat the hell of the black and tans. oh, god . the black and tans. oh, god. they beat the hell of the black and tans. oh god . beat the hell and tans. oh god. beat the hell out of the black. and tans. i guess, given all his other appalling gaffes, we're meant to believe that was just another freudian slip, right? a sign of the deteriorating mental capacity of a dementia plagued president . or is it further president. or is it further evidence of how much he really hates the uk? and will use any opportunity to prove it? the second day in a row, his hapless spokeswoman had no answers . as spokeswoman had no answers. as you comment about black and tan , the rugby comments that got some attention in europe, was he aware that he misspoke there

when he was? i think for eweenew— when he was? i think for eweenew tn— “ , i think for everyone in ireland who is a rugby— everyone in ireland who is a rugby ten— everyone in ireland who is a rugby ten ,— everyone in ireland who is a rugby ten , tt— everyone in ireland who is a rugby fan , it was incredibly rugby fan, it was incredibly teet— rugby fan, it was incredibly eteet thet— rugby fan, it was incredibly clear that the— rugby fan, it was incredibly clear that the president was tetttng— clear that the president was talking about— clear that the president was talking about the all blacks and hetent-e— talking about the all blacks and ireland's defeat— talking about the all blacks and ireland's defeat of— talking about the all blacks and ireland's defeat of the new zeetent— ireland's defeat of the new zealand team _ ireland's defeat of the new zealand team in 2016. did you tethe— zealand team in 2016. did you teettee thet— zealand team in 2016. did you realise that right— zealand team in 2016. did you realise that right after you sett— realise that right after you set tte — realise that right after you said it? do— realise that right after you said it? do you- realise that right after you said it? jtzzt , you know, said it? do you know? you know, i said it? do you know? you know, tthtnt— said it? do you know? you know, t thtnt tt— said it? do you know? you know, tthtnt t we— said it? do you know? you know, i think it was it— said it? do you know? you know, i think it was it was— said it? jtzzt , you know, i think it was it was clear what whet— i think it was it was clear what whet the— i think it was it was clear what what the president was, was tetentng — what the president was, was tetentngltt— what the president was, was referring-it was- what the president was, was referring it was certainly referring to. it was certainly teet— referring to. it was certainly clear—sitting. clear to his cousin sitting next to clear to his cousin sitting next te-het— clear to his cousin sitting next te-het het- clear to his cousin sitting next to had had played in to him who had had played in thet— to him who had had played in thet neteh— to him who had had played in that match, not— to him who had had played in that match, not even any excuses enwee— that match, not even any excuses enwee tet— that match, not even any excuses anymore for this— that match, not even any excuses anymore for this below capacity hwtteen— anymore for this below capacity buffoon remaining the most gewenwt— buffoon remaining the most powerful man— buffoon remaining the most powerful man in the western went. — powerful man in the western went. new.— powerful man in the western world. now, biden- powerful man in the western world. \tittt ci“ 3: powerful man in the western world. ttitt�* : g: powerful man in the western- world. now, biden managed to get the name right in his scripted speech to the irish parliament tonight. but i always speech to the irish parliament tonight . but i always have tonight. but i always have a ttttte— tonight. but i always have a ttttte ttt— tonight. but i always have a little bit of— tonight. but i always have a little bit of ireland- g“ but i always have a little bit of ireland close by, even when i'm— little bit of ireland close by, even when i'm in washington in the ewt— even when i'm in washington in the oval office,— even when i'm in washington in the oval office, i— even when i'm in washington in the oval office, i have the rugby— the oval office, i have the rugby tett— the oval office, i have the rugby ball signed by the irish rugby— rugby ball signed by the irish rugby teen — rugby ball signed by the irish rugby teen .— rugby ball signed by the irish rugby team . the ball the team rugby team. the ball the team gtewet— rugby team. the ball the team played when— rugby team. the ball the team played when they— rugby team. the ball the team played when they beat the all hteete— played when they beat the all hteete tn— played when they beat the all blacks in dublin— played when they beat the all blacks in dublin . 2021 t/ti?“ blacks in dublin. 2021 yeah, wett— blacks in dublin. 2021 yeah, wett tene— blacks in dublin. 2021 yeah, well done, joe. _ blacks in dublin. 2021 yeah, well done, joe. that's not all though. another snub to the uk

has emerged . biden's beast has emerged. biden's beast vehicle refuse used to display the union jack flag when it was in belfast last. that's in direct contrast to the way he proudly displayed made the irish flag on his car today . hardly flag on his car today. hardly surprising in it, is it? when you consider the way biden shoved rishi sunak out the way at the airport and used the beast to block the moment where he actually greeted our prime minister as well as his decision to reject the invitation to the coronation of king charles and his previous boasting about his family's hatred of the english and our royal family. so forget the white house denials . can you the white house denials. can you really doubt the former first minister, arlene foster, when she told me this ? so on and on she told me this? so on and on down she told me this? so on and on tewn tn— she told me this? so on and on down in relation— she told me this? so on and on down in relation to— she told me this? so on and on down in relation to his- 57 so on and on down in relation to his dismay ti7 so on and on down in relation to his dismay , down in relation to his dismay, eeett— down in relation to his dismay, eeett et— down in relation to his dismay, eeett et the— down in relation to his dismay, asall of the british people ttwng— asall of the british people ttwtng hete— asall of the british people living here in— asall of the british people living here in northern ireland ent— living here in northern ireland ent et— living here in northern ireland and of course— living here in northern ireland and of course he— living here in northern ireland and of course he revelled in the

teet— and of course he revelled in the teet thet— and of course he revelled in the teet thet he— and of course he revelled in the fact that he told _ and of course he revelled in the fact that he told a— and of course he revelled in the fact that he told a story about his fact that he told a story about he nether— fact that he told a story about his mother refusing to sleep in a his mother refusing to sleep in e het— his mother refusing to sleep in a bed because— his mother refusing to sleep in a bed because her, the late heteetw— a bed because her, the late weteetw the— a bed because her, the late majesty, the queen, had slept in the bet — majesty, the queen, had slept in the bet we— majesty, the queen, had slept in the bed. we know— majesty, the queen, had slept in the bed. we know that he is, dant— the bed. we know that he is, ten the— the bed. we know that he is, dan, the most— the bed. we know that he is, dan, the most partisan president there— dan, the most partisan president thene hee— dan, the most partisan president there has ever— dan, the most partisan president there has ever been when dealing wtth— there has ever been when dealing wtth wenhenn— there has ever been when dealing with northern ireland. he hits out with northern ireland. he hits ewt the— with northern ireland. he hits out the united— with northern ireland. he hits out the united kingdom. i don't thtnt— out the united kingdom. i don't thtnt thee-e— out the united kingdom. i don't think there's any— out the united kingdom. i don't think there's any doubt about thet— think there's any doubt about thet .— think there's any doubt about that . hopefully— think there's any doubt about that . hopefully we won't be that. hopefully we won't be hewng— that. hopefully we won't be hewng te— that. hopefully we won't be hewng te get— that. hopefully we won't be having to put up with biden's tntetn— having to put up with biden's britain hatred— having to put up with biden's britain hatred much longer, teehtte— britain hatred much longer, despite planning to run in 2024, there— despite planning to run in 2024, there ee— despite planning to run in 2024, there are growing— despite planning to run in 2024, there are growing fears about his there are growing fears about he heetth— there are growing fears about his health as— there are growing fears about his health as outlined by donald hunt— his health as outlined by donald hunt the— his health as outlined by donald trump this week— his health as outlined by donald trump this week . _ his health as outlined by donald trump this week . jtit trump this week. do you think biden will stay in the race? look i watch him just like you do , and i think it's almost do, and i think it's almost inappropriate for me to say it. i don't see how it's possible, but there's something wrong . i but there's something wrong. i saw his answer today on television about whether or not he was going to run to a very nice guy named al roker. i mean, you can't get a softer question than that. that was a long answer. talking about the eggs

and this and that. look i don't think he can. now, the answer trump was actually talking about was this moment when biden asked accidentally announced he was running for president again while saying he wasn't meant to do so . are you saying that you do so. are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024? i'll i'll either be rolling an egg or, you know, being the you know, the guy who's pushing them out. come on, help him. help a nether— out. come on, help him. help a twethetewt. — out. come on, help him. help a brother out. make— come on, help him. help a brother out. i~it?

author and broadcaster dr. amy nicholl . so, allison pearson, nicholl. so, allison pearson, look, we see another other to gaffe four fs if you want to believe the gaffes or btec partially purposeful signs that he wants to put down the uk, this is the man who greeted our new prime minister, rishi sunak . so there are entire websites tewetet— . so there are entire websites tewetet te— . so there are entire websites devoted to joe's— so there are entire websites devoted to joe's gaffes . yeah, devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, teet— devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, teet .— devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, teet. t— devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, teet. t neen— devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, look , i mean by— devoted to joe's gaffes. yeah, look , i mean by by blarney biden look, i mean by by blarney biden teeh. — look, i mean by by blarney biden teeh. t— look, i mean by by blarney biden teeh. t neen— look, i mean by by blarney biden yeah. i mean, he— look, i mean by by blarney biden yeah. i mean, he can't- look, i mean by by blarney biden yeah. “ ti?“ . look, i mean by by blarney biden yeah. “ i?“ c iti yeah. i mean, he can't stand us, can he? i mean, remember, he refused to take a bbc reporter's question by saying , refused to take a bbc reporter's question by saying, i'm irish. he's not the first president tewn— he's not the first president tewn te— he's not the first president tewn te play— he's not the first president down to play the irish card of jfk— down to play the irish card of jfk we— down to play the irish card of jfk wee— down to play the irish card of jfk was was proudly irish and cethette— jfk was was proudly irish and cethette ee— jfk was was proudly irish and catholic as as— jfk was was proudly irish and catholic as as biden is. i don't thtnt— catholic as as biden is. i don't thtnt jfk— catholic as as biden is. i don't thtnt jfk en— catholic as as biden is. i don't think jfk or bill— catholic as as biden is. i don't think jfk or bill clinton , bill think jfk or bill clinton, bill cttnten— think jfk or bill clinton, bill clinton claim _ think jfk or bill clinton, bill clinton claim to— think jfk or bill clinton, bill clinton claim to be irish. and when— clinton claim to be irish. and when thew— clinton claim to be irish. and when they said— clinton claim to be irish. and when they said you haven't got a drop— when they said you haven't got a drop-blood— when they said you haven't got a tree-hteet tn— when they said you haven't got a drop-blood in you,- when they said you haven't got a drop blood in you, he when they said you haven't got a drop but blood in you, he when they said you haven't got a drop but i blood in you, he when they said you haven't got a drop but i feel)od in you, he when they said you haven't got a drop but i feel irish. iou, he when they said you haven't got a drop but i feel irish. iiiche said, but i feel irish. but then— said, but i feel irish. but cttnten .— said, but i feel irish. but cttnten . te— said, but i feel irish. but clinton , to his- said, but i feel irish. but clinton , to his great credit, clinton, to his great credit, went to northern ireland, showed immense warmth , imagination,

immense warmth, imagination, skilful statesmanship and was hugely pivotal in the peace process . joe biden's visit to process. joe biden's visit to wetthetn — process. joe biden's visit to northern ireland— i joe biden's visit to northern ireland this week was just northern ireland this week was wet tnentttng. — northern ireland this week was just insulting. i— northern ireland this week was just insulting. “ ?ti“ just insulting. i mean, rishi sunak cappuccino hadn't sort of had time to get cold. he couldn't get out of there fast enough. and i do agree. i thought the black and tan slip for a instead of saying all blacks that was very telling because the black and tans are absolute red rag to republicans. they were british backed forces whe— they were british backed forces whe wee— they were british backed forces who were responsible for etneetttee— who were responsible for atrocities during the battle for then— atrocities during the battle for irish independence in 1920. so i thtnt— irish independence in 1920. so i thtnt tt— irish independence in 1920. so i thtnt tt we— irish independence in 1920. so i thtnt tt e— irish independence in 1920. so i think it was a particularly horrible it wasn't just a small , funny slip. it was actually quite aggressive. i just think he was rude and good riddance . he was rude and good riddance. absolutely. i completely agree . absolutely. i completely agree. ant— absolutely. i completely agree. ant seen— absolutely. i completely agree. and sean bailey,— absolutely. i completely agree. and sean bailey, this issue with the tteg— and sean bailey, this issue with the tteg en— and sean bailey, this issue with the flag on the— and sean bailey, this issue with the flag on the beast is also more serious— the flag on the beast is also more serious than it appears. ttght— more serious than it appears. right. because— more serious than it appears. right. because if— more serious than it appears. right. because if he isn't to gnegenet— right. because if he isn't to gnegenet tw— right. because if he isn't to prepared fly the— right. because if he isn't to prepared fly the union jack on

the heeet— prepared fly the union jack on the beast when— prepared fly the union jack on the beast when he's in northern hetent— the beast when he's in northern hetent. when— the beast when he's in northern ireland, when he— the beast when he's in northern ireland, when he has been gnegenet— ireland, when he has been gnegenet te— ireland, when he has been prepared to fly— ireland, when he has been prepared to fly it before, when he wee— prepared to fly it before, when he tn— prepared to fly it before, when he was in scotland, for example .-ewggeettng— he was in scotland, for example .-ewggeettng thet- he was in scotland, for example , suggesting that he , is he suggesting that he tettewee— , is he suggesting that he believes in— , is he suggesting that he believes in a— , is he suggesting that he believes in a united ireland, thet— believes in a united ireland, thet he— believes in a united ireland, that he doesn't— believes in a united ireland, that he doesn't actually believe thet— that he doesn't actually believe that northern— that he doesn't actually believe that northern ireland is part of the tnttet— that northern ireland is part of the united kingdom? because thet-e— the united kingdom? because thet-e whet— the united kingdom? because that's what dame arlene foster enggeetet— that's what dame arlene foster suggested tonight on suggested earlier tonight on tetege— suggested earlier tonight on farage before— suggested earlier tonight on farage before i— suggested earlier tonight on farage before i answer that, tn nw— farage before i answer that, never in my life— farage before i answer that, never in my life have i so badly wentet— never in my life have i so badly wentet te— never in my life have i so badly wentet te he— never in my life have i so badly wanted to be able— never in my life have i so badly wanted to be able to do a trump tnhteeeten— wanted to be able to do a trump tnhteeeten-ee- wanted to be able to do a trump impression-go on.- impression on go on, go on. thet-e— impression on go on, go on. that's something. something eng— that's something. something eng-— that's something. something eng- tt— that's something. something eng- t we- that's something. something wrong. , it was amazing to wrong. i mean, it was amazing to me.— wrong. i mean, it was amazing to ene-tnt— wrong. i mean, it was amazing to melt the— wrong. i mean, it was amazing to me,-but the serious- wrong. i mean, it was amazing to me, but the serious side of me, but but the serious side of the— me, but but the serious side of thtelthte— me, but but the serious side of this this international this is this international ttgteneew— this is this international diplomacy is— this is this international diplomacy is a very delicate thtng— diplomacy is a very delicate thtng .— diplomacy is a very delicate thtng . ant— diplomacy is a very delicate thing . and there is lots of thing. and there is lots of conventions— thing. and there is lots of conventions that people stick to. conventions that people stick te. ant— conventions that people stick te. ant tt— conventions that people stick to. and if-don't,- conventions that people stick to. and if don't, you're to. and if you don't, you're teeth— to. and if you don't, you're really sending— to. and if you don't, you're- really sending—and really sending a message. and the—the— really sending a message. and the—the tteg- really sending a message. and the the flag really the omission of the flag really eente— the omission of the flag really sendslmessage._ the omission of the flag really sends message. and if you're sends a message. and if you're someone over trying to someone over here trying to penete— someone over here trying to partake-skilful- partake in skilful statesmanship, not it. statesmanship, that is not it. tnteee— statesmanship, that is not it. tnteee et— statesmanship, that is not it. unless, of course,— statesmanship, that is not it. unless, of course, you are not so unless, of course, you are not ee ewtttw— unless, of course, you are not ee entttw thtng— unless, of course, you are not so subtly trying to _ unless, of course, you are not so subtly trying to send a eege— so subtly trying to send a message . and- so subtly trying to send a message . and look, when we talk message. and look, when we talk ehewt— message. and look, when we talk ehewtlhe— message. and look, when we talk etewtlhe wett— message. and look, when we talk about he well enough, is he about is he well enough, is he etteng— about is he well enough, is he etneng enengh— about is he well enough, is he strong enough to— about is he well enough, is he strong enough to fight another eteetten— strong enough to fight another election,ithink_ strong enough to fight another election, think america will election, i think america will teeth— election, i think america will teeth-te— election, i think america will really-to think- election, i think america will really to think about this really have to think about this teeewee— because this is a man who teeteeente— because this is a man who negneeente-en- because this is a man who represents on world represents you on the world

etege— represents you on the world etege .— represents you on the world etege lhee— represents you on the world etege lheeltet- represents you on the world stage . has job to represent stage. he has a job to represent the entre— stage. he has a job to represent the entire western— stage. he has a job to represent the entire western world in a way— the entire western world in a we thet-e— the entire western world in a way thet-e tew— the entire western world in a way that's very unique. no other teeter— way that's very unique. no other teeter-thet. — way that's very unique. no other leader-that. -i- way that's very unique. no other leader-that.-i think. leader does that. and i think his leader does that. and i think hte heetth— leader does that. and i think his health is— leader does that. and i think his health is very, very tngenent— his health is very, very. important-gaffes his health is very, very- important-gaffes who important because gaffes who remembers-he- important because gaffes who remembers he chuck remembers when he told chuck tenem— remembers when he told chuck graham,-american. graham, who's an american eeneten—entl graham, who's an americani senator,_and this senator, to stand up and this te— senator, to stand up and this te tn— senator, to stand up and this man is in wheelchair, the man is in a wheelchair, the gene— man is in a wheelchair, the gettee ee— man is in a wheelchair, the gaffes are becoming more regular and gaffes are becoming more regular ent thew-ne— gaffes are becoming more regular and they're becoming more serious-think- and they're becoming more serious. think americans serious. and i think americans wtt— serious. and i think americans wttt teeth— serious. and i think americans will really need— serious. and i think americans will really need to have a look at will really need to have a look etlteeewee— will really need to have a look atlbecause-said,. at it because like you said, dant— at it because like you said, hen. tt— at it because like you said, dan, it doesn't— at it because like you said, dan, it doesn't matter where went— your politics sits. at some pent.— your politics sits. at some pent-wtt- your politics sits. at some point, will always your politics sits. at some- point,-will always want point, america will always want ent— point, america will always want ent-teeent— point, america will always want and decent statesman at and need a decent statesman at the-thew— and need a decent statesman at the-etew wett. - and need a decent statesman at the okay, well, let's test the helm. okay, well, let's test thet— the helm. okay, well, let's test thet theew. — the helm. okay, well, let's test thet theew. any.— the helm. okay, well, let's test that theory. amy, carl , this that theory. amy, carl, this ten-t— that theory. amy, carl, this ten-t e— that theory. amy, carl, this ten-t e hen— that theory. amy, carl, this isn't a man with- that theory. amy, carl, this isn't a man with the mental eegeettw— isn't a man with the mental eegeettw te— isn't a man with the mental eegeettw te te— isn't a man with the mental capacity to be leader of the tee— capacity to be leader of the tee went — capacity to be leader of the free world for— capacity to be leader of the free world for another four we — free world for another four wee surely— free world for another four years. surely even you on the tett— years. surely even you on the tett een— years. surely even you on the left can concede— years. surely even you on the left can concede that you can't ewnenwnewetw— left can concede that you can't ewnenwnewetw eew— left can concede that you can't synonymously say that he is hettte— synonymously say that he is hettte ent— synonymously say that he is doddie and dementia ridden, whttet— doddie and dementia ridden, whttet etee— doddie and dementia ridden, whilst also being this cunning, entt—hntteh— whilst also being this cunning, anti—british conspirator is then— anti—british conspirator is etthen ene— anti—british conspirator is either one or— anti—british conspirator is either one or the other. j either one or the other. really . ten-t— either one or the other. really . ten-t tw— either one or the other. really . ten-t ttt te— either one or the other. really , isn't it? is he— either one or the other. really , isn't it? is he capable authority or not? moment of clarity if we talk about gaffes. well none of his gaffes have

ended up with him being arrested. so i think when we're tetttng— arrested. so i think when we're tetttng etewt— arrested. so i think when we're talking about who _ arrested. so i think when we're talking about who we- : so i think when we're talking about who we might trust tee— talking about who we might trust tee te— talking about who we might trust tee te the— talking about who we might trust closer to the big— talking about who we might trust closer to the big red button at the mement— closer to the big red button at the moment in— closer to the big red button at the moment in america, for me, it the moment in america, for me, tt wewtt— the moment in america, for me, tt wewtt etttt— the moment in america, for me, it would still be— the moment in america, for me, it would still be biden and also htten-e— it would still be biden and also biden's experience— it would still be biden and also biden's experience . ti “?t: biden's experience. he's had nett— biden's experience. he's had hett e— biden's experience. he's had half a century as a senator or vice president. he is an expert . they said that he hates tntetn— . they said that he hates tntetn . — . they said that he hates tntetn . t— . they said that he hates britain. i think- they said that he hates britain. “ they said that he hates britain . “ ”titi. “gti britain. i think his feelings about britain in the grand scheme are not what america is concerned about when they're voting. and when congress is considering what going on considering what is going on with the moment. at the with biden at the moment. at the moment, approval ratings moment, his his approval ratings are on the up because of what he's doing for inflation in america . yeah, and when you talk america. yeah, and when you talk about the black, what is it, the all the black black that all black? the black black that made me think of a story, actually. a long time my actually. so for a long time my -eet— actually. so for a long time my mum -ask whether- actually. so for a long time my mum -ask whether she. mum used to ask whether she went— mum used to ask whether she wewtt ehe-t— mum used to ask whether she would she'd like— mum used to ask whether she would she'd like to consult the twee— would she'd like to consult the twee eeewt— would she'd like to consult the durex colour chart— would she'd like to consult the durex colour chart. '“t: would she'd like to consult the durex colour chart . ' “t: durex colour chart. and for me thet-e— durex colour chart. and for me that's just what it is. it's just a very , very oh, they sound just a very, very oh, they sound a bit the same. it's not a big deal a bit the same. it's not a big deal. your mum isn't holding her finger— deal. your mum isn't holding her ttnget ever— deal. your mum isn't holding her ttngen the— : your mum isn't holding her finger over the nuclear button. oh

finger over the nuclear button. oh .— finger over the nuclear button. on . net— finger over the nuclear button. on . net wet.— finger over the nuclear button. on . net wet. — finger over the nuclear button. oh , not yet, no. but- finger over the nuclear button. oh , not yet, no. but i- finger over the nuclear button. tijj“ attic but i think the oh, not yet, no. but i think the concern is he's— oh, not yet, no. but i think the concern is he's far— tijj“ but i think the concern is he's far better than the— concern is he's far better than the alternative. _ concern is he's far better than the alternative. ““ ltiyt concern is he's far better than the alternative. ltiyt the alternative. john bailey the problem is he represents america and one gaffe is fine. 100 a utany and one gaffe is fine. 100 a litany of gaffes becomes a real international problem . but the international problem. but the point is, because there's so many gaffes , alison, as well, so many gaffes, alison, as well, so many gaffes, alison, as well, so many gaffes, alison, as well, so many gaffes, i think the point that i'm making today look , he that i'm making today look, he isn't mentally we can see isn't mentally well. we can see that. of these gaffes that. but a lot of these gaffes don't get the coverage they deserve because they're a really sinister meanings underlying some of them. no, there's a ttenentewe— some of them. no, there's a tremendous family- no, there's a tremendous family hold back nentetttw— tremendous family hold back nentetttw tn— tremendous family hold back mentality in the— tremendous family hold back mentality in the us media, which is mentality in the us media, which he etwtewetw— mentality in the us media, which is obviously extremely biased, in is obviously extremely biased, tn ten— is obviously extremely biased, tn tn et— is obviously extremely biased, in favour of the— is obviously extremely biased, in favour of the democrats. �*" in favour of the democrats. if t rump _ in favour of the democrats. if ttnntp we— in favour of the democrats. if ttnnp getng— in favour of the democrats. if trump was going around, there was there was one exchange. biden had with a young woman in the enttenee — biden had with a young woman in the audience. he— biden had with a young woman in the audience. ti t: the audience. he said that they had history. she was 12 and had some history. she was 12 and i 30. donald trump said i was 30. donald trump said that. i mean, you know, i i was 30. donald trump said- that. i mean, you know, i mean, wett— that. i mean, you know, i mean, wett. wen— that. i mean, you know, i mean, wett. wen thew.— that. i mean, you know, i mean, well, you know, he's— i mean, you know, i mean, well, you know, he's already teen— well, you know, he's already been arrested,— well, you know, he's already been arrested, but but he would been arrested, but but he would be eneetet— been arrested, but but he would be arrested. so— been arrested, but but he would be arrested. so arrested be arrested. so he'd be arrested egetn. — be arrested. so he'd be arrested again. -arrested- be arrested. so he'd be arrestedi again. -arrested again. again. he'd be arrested again. and i think biden— again. he'd be arrested again. and i think biden is— again. he'd be arrested again. and i think biden is now- again. d “ and i think biden is now making tenni— and i think biden is now making ttnnn-wen— and i think biden is now making ttnnn-wen thew.- and i think biden is now making trump you know, positive , trump look, you know, positive, ant— trump look, you know, positive, sane. and this— trump look, you know, positive, sane. and this-the- trump look, you know, positive, sane. and this the final week sane. and this is the final week when— sane. and this is the final week when-tenni— sane. and this is the final week when-trump has- sane. and this is the final week when trump has gone on

when donald trump has gone on his when donald trump has gone on the nntee— when donald trump has gone on his nuclear warming spiel. that is his nuclear warming spiel. that he e— his nuclear warming spiel. that he e tet— his nuclear warming spiel. that he e ten ttgget— his nuclear warming spiel. that is a far bigger gaffe, as is gnegeetng— is a far bigger gaffe, as is nnegeetng e— is a far bigger gaffe, as is proposing a muslim ban, as is eetttng— proposing a muslim ban, as is eetttng tet— proposing a muslim ban, as is calling far right— proposing a muslim ban, as is calling far right protesters hete— calling far right protesters ttene. geet— calling far right protesters liars, good people just so you knew.— liars, good people just so you knew the— liars, good people just so you know, this item— liars, good people just so you know, this item wasn't about tenett— know, this item wasn't about donald trump. _ know, this item wasn't about donald trump. '“t: l donald trump. and it's interesting, the whataboutery that faux pas. but this is always choose to do biden is currently the us president. he's the one who hates our country . the one who hates our country. well, what are the alternatives? who i'm talking about then? maybe kamala harris . sean oh, who i'm talking about then? - maybe kamala harris . sean oh, no maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no tettng— maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no tettng . — maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no tettng . tew— maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no joking . now biden— maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no joking . now biden is— maybe kamala harris. sean oh, no joking . \titt t:ti“ “g joking. now biden is looking very good. well done, amy. well done. amy luke miall.- tip 3: jti... : well done. amy luke miall. sean hetew— done. amy luke miall. sean bailey. allison— done. amy luke miall. sean bailey. allison beth mead eneetetet— bailey. allison beth mead eneeteten .— bailey. allison beth mead superstar , vanilla here all superstar, vanilla here all ntght— superstar, vanilla here all ntght. nnt— superstar, vanilla here all night. but coming up , as superstar, vanilla here all night. but coming up, as the ad etentng— night. but coming up, as the ad etentng the— night. but coming up, as the ad starring the trans— night. but coming up, as the ad starring the trans influencer hwten— starring the trans influencer dylan mulvaney sends bud light into meltdown,— dylan mulvaney sends bud light into meltdown, losing $6 billion into meltdown, losing $6 billion tn nentet— into meltdown, losing $6 billion in market value— into meltdown, losing $6 billion in market value in— into meltdown, losing $6 billion in market value in just six tewe— in market value in just six tewe. te— in market value in just six tewe. te tnte— in market value in just six days. is this the ultimate exempte— days. is this the ultimate exengte et— days. is this the ultimate example of go- days. is this the ultimate example of go woke go broke ? example of go woke go broke? tew— example of go woke go broke? tenw enttnte— example of go woke go broke? tory culture warrior andrea gentwne— tory culture warrior andrea gentwne ne— tory culture warrior andrea gentwne ng en— tory culture warrior andrea jenkyns up on this soon. but thet.— jenkyns up on this soon. but thet. ee— jenkyns up on this soon. but first, as meghan— jenkyns up on this soon. but first, as meghan markle refuses to first, as meghan markle refuses te tnnn— first, as meghan markle refuses te tnnn nn— first, as meghan markle refuses te tnnn nn en— first, as meghan markle refuses to turn up on the— first, as meghan markle refuses to turn up on the biggest day of the ttng-e— to turn up on the biggest day of the ttng-e the.— to turn up on the biggest day of the king's life, despite him wetttng— the king's life, despite him wetttng het— the king's life, despite him walking her down aisle at

walking her down the aisle at the—te- walking her down the aisle at the—he het- the royal wedding is her coronation— the royal wedding is her coronation snub a betrayal to ttng— coronation snub a betrayal to king charles?— coronation snub a betrayal to king charles? ingrid seward tetee— king charles? ingrid seward tetee en— king charles? ingrid seward takes on joanna— king charles? ingrid seward takes on joanna jarjue in the teen— takes on joanna jarjue in the teen next.— takes on joanna jarjue in the clash next. but— takes on joanna jarjue in the clash next. but what do you thtnt—tnetti clash next. but what do you- think_email me, think about this one? email me, hen— think about this one? email me, hen et— think about this one? email me, dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me netng— dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me netng-hentte— dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me using-handle at— dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me using handle at gb news. our using the handle at gb news. our nett— using the handle at gb news. our tett-nen— using the handle at gb news. our tett-nee te— using the handle at gb news. our tett-nee te .— using the handle at gb news. our poll-near to . we're- using the handle at gb news. our poll near to . we're back poll running near to. we're back in poll running near to. we're back tnltew— poll running near to. we're back in lfew minutes— poll running near to. we're back in lfew minutes ._

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lady colin campbell on the way. but lady colin campbell on the way. hnt thet.— lady colin campbell on the way. hnt thet. the— lady colin campbell on the way. but first, the clash— lady colin campbell on the way. but first, the clash . and it's but first, the clash. and it's ttnettw— but first, the clash. and it's ttnettw teen— but first, the clash. and it's finally been confirmed meghan wette— finally been confirmed meghan ttentte wtt— finally been confirmed meghan markle will not— finally been confirmed meghan markle will not be attending the ttng-e— markle will not be attending the king's coronation,— markle will not be attending the king's coronation, leaving harry to king's coronation, leaving harry te teee— king's coronation, leaving harry te teee hte— king's coronation, leaving harry to face his family— king's coronation, leaving harry to face his family for the first the— to face his family for the first ttne ethe— to face his family for the first time since the— to face his family for the first time since the relief of his teete— time since the relief of his texte tett— time since the relief of his toxic tell all— time since the relief of his toxic tell all alone. the sun getgnenttw— toxic tell all alone. the sun poignantly reported the news on its poignantly reported the news on tte twent— poignantly reported the news on tte tnent hege— poignantly reported the news on its front page today with the heetttne— its front page today with the headline the— its front page today with the headline the king was there for you headline the king was there for ten .— headline the king was there for ten . se— headline the king was there for ten . se eet— headline the king was there for ten . se eet wen— headline the king was there for you . so sad you can't make it you. so sad you can't make it ten— you. so sad you can't make it tet nth.— you. so sad you can't make it tet htn. et— you. so sad you can't make it for him. of course— you. so sad you can't make it for him. of course , after meghan for him. of course, after meghan htntettw— for him. of course, after meghan brutally uninvited— for him. of course, after meghan brutally uninvited her own tether.— brutally uninvited her own father, thomas, to her wedding, it father, thomas, to her wedding, t we— father, thomas, to her wedding, tt ttng— father, thomas, to her wedding, it was king charles who stepped up it was king charles who stepped nn hete— it was king charles who stepped ng hete ehe— it was king charles who stepped ng hene ehe te— it was king charles who stepped up here she is recounting his tnetetttte— up here she is recounting his incredible gesture on that eetttt— incredible gesture on that sordid netflix_ incredible gesture on that sordid netflix reality show . sordid netflix reality show. tenzet— sordid netflix reality show. tenzet te— sordid netflix reality show. parizad is very— sordid netflix reality show. parizad is very charming . and parizad is very charming. and i eett— parizad is very charming. and i eett te— parizad is very charming. and i eett te nth.— parizad is very charming. and i said to him, like— parizad is very charming. and i said to him, like ,_ parizad is very charming. and i said to him, like , i've lost my said to him, like, i've lost my tet— said to him, like, i've lost my tet tn— said to him, like, i've lost my tet tn the— said to him, like, i've lost my dad in this is— said to him, like, i've lost my dad in this is so— said to him, like, i've lost my dad in this is so know him as my tether— dad in this is so know him as my tethet tn— dad in this is so know him as my tethet tn tew— dad in this is so know him as my father in law was— dad in this is so know him as my father in law was really tngenent— father in law was really important to- father in law was really important to me . : father in law was really— important to me . so i asked him important to me. so i asked him to walk me down the aisle and he said yes . so

to walk me down the aisle and he said yes. so the king was there for said yes. so the king was there tet tteghen— said yes. so the king was there ten taeghen en— said yes. so the king was there for meghan on her— t: «tilt? so the king was there for meghan on her wedding day, but for meghan on her wedding day, tnt ehe— for meghan on her wedding day, tnt ehe wtt— for meghan on her wedding day, but she will be— for meghan on her wedding day, but she will be absent on the ttggeet— but she will be absent on the ttggeet tew— but she will be absent on the ttggeet tew et— but she will be absent on the biggest day of his life. on this etew— biggest day of his life. on this etetw. e— biggest day of his life. on this etenw. e newt— biggest day of his life. on this story, a royal source told the snn— story, a royal source told the snn the— story, a royal source told the snn the ttng— story, a royal source told the sun the king is— story, a royal source told the sun the king is happy that new.— sun the king is happy that new. the— sun the king is happy that harry, his son,— sun the king is happy that harry, his son, who he calls his tettng— harry, his son, who he calls his tentng new.— harry, his son, who he calls his darling boy, will— harry, his son, who he calls his darling boy, will be at the ettew— darling boy, will be at the ehhew. he— darling boy, will be at the abbey. he wanted him there. it is abbey. he wanted him there. it te eet— abbey. he wanted him there. it te eet ent— abbey. he wanted him there. it te eet ent he— abbey. he wanted him there. it is sad and he is— abbey. he wanted him there. it is sad and he is very disappointed that he won't see tteghen— disappointed that he won't see taeghenlhte— disappointed that he won't see meghan his grandchildren, but meghan or his grandchildren, but nnteneteet— meghan or his grandchildren, but understood hands— meghan or his grandchildren, but understood hands situation. understood hands the situation. so understood hands the situation. se-thte— understood hands the situation. se-thte te— understood hands the situation. se-thte te en— so tonight this is an interesting- so tonight this is an interesting one actually, tene— interesting one actually, because a lot- interesting one actually, because a lot of us are torn on the— because a lot of us are torn on thte gtwen— because a lot of us are torn on thte gtwen we— because a lot of us are torn on this given we didn't particularly want meghan there in particularly want meghan there tn-tttet— particularly want meghan there tn-ttnet weee.— particularly want meghan there in-first place. but- particularly want meghan there in first place. but you in the first place. but do you thtnt— think the duchess of sussex's eeeneten— think the duchess of sussex's coronation snub— think the duchess of sussex's coronation snub is a betrayal to ttng— coronation snub is a betrayal to ttng cheteet— coronation snub is a betrayal to king charles? let— coronation snub is a betrayal to king charles? let me know your thenghte— king charles? let me know your thenghte hw— king charles? let me know your thoughts by emailing me down at ehwewenh— thoughts by emailing me down at gbnews.uk. tweet— thoughts by emailing me down at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. you gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. ten een— gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. ten vete— gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. ten wete tn— gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. you can vote in our— gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. you can vote in our poll, but tehettng— you can vote in our poll, but debating-editor. you can vote in our poll, but debating editor in debating this now, editor in ehtet— debating this now, editor in ehtet et— debating this now, editor in chief of majesty magazine , chief of majesty magazine, tngnt— chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward— chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward and the broad eete— ingrid seward and the broad caster joanna— ingrid seward and the broad caster joanna jarjue . so, caster joanna jarjue. so, tngnt— caster joanna jarjue. so, tngntwen-e— caster joanna jarjue. so, ingrid, you're very clear on the— ingrid, you're very clear on the. een-t— ingrid, you're very clear on this, aren't you?- ingrid, you're very clear on this, aren't you? you think this is this, aren't you? you think this he e— this, aren't you? you think this he e ennt— this, aren't you? you think this is a snub from— this, aren't you? you think this is a snub from meghan towards chenteet — is a snub from meghan towards chenteet t— is a snub from meghan towards charles? i think— is a snub from meghan towards charles? i think it— is a snub from meghan towards charles? i think it is- is a snub from meghan towards charles? l charles? i think it is a snub

from meghan to charles. and i also think that meghan has let herself down because here she was about to well , maybe she was was about to well, maybe she was never going to come. you never thought she would? i thought she would. so she could have to would. so she could have come to the and being on the arm of the uk and being on the arm of her husband and gone to the abbey and just thought stuff the lot of you . i'm here. i'm lot of you. i'm here. i'm looking gorgeous and i am going to just do this. i'm an actress , after all. i'm going to do this and i'm going to look like i'm enjoying it. and then we're going to go home and think, that would have taken guts, because i believe she really believe that she she really couldn't idea of coming couldn't face the idea of coming to here an abbey full of people that didn't like her, potentially a country full of people that didn't like her. and of course, the birthday party of a four year old child is , you a four year old child is, you know, it's an excuse . so i think know, it's an excuse. so i think she's let herself down, her husband down, and very much her father in law down. joanna

jaflue father in law down. joanna jarjue one thing— father in law down. joanna jarjue one thing i- “ : joanna jarjue one thing i think ingrid, is jarjue one thing i think ingrid, te eenetetetw— jarjue one thing i think ingrid, is completely correct on is that tteghen— is completely correct on is that tteghen te— is completely correct on is that meghan is gutless . she just meghan is gutless. she just tttn-t— meghan is gutless. she just tttn-t went— meghan is gutless. she just didn't want to— meghan is gutless. she just didn't want to be booed , did didn't want to be booed, did enee— didn't want to be booed, did ehet thet-e— didn't want to be booed, did she? that's what— didn't want to be booed, did she? that's what this is about. she— she? that's what this is about. she thew— she? that's what this is about. she knew that— she? that's what this is about. she knew that she— she? that's what this is about. she knew that she was going to enter— she knew that she was going to enter the— she knew that she was going to enter the abbey— she knew that she was going to enter the abbey to _ she knew that she was going to enter the abbey to a to a awash wtth— enter the abbey to a to a awash wtth teee. — enter the abbey to a to a awash with boos. actually, i think , with boos. actually, i think, teen— with boos. actually, i think, ten the— with boos. actually, i think, from the crowd. _ with boos. actually, i think, from the crowd. and she didn't went— from the crowd. and she didn't went te— from the crowd. and she didn't went te hete— from the crowd. and she didn't want to have it— from the crowd. and she didn't want to have it ._ from the crowd. and she didn't want to have it . well i think want to have it. well i think tte— want to have it. well i think it's interesting— want to have it. well i think it's interesting that, you know, the narrative— it's interesting that, you know, the narrative has— it's interesting that, you know, the narrative has changed tene— the narrative has changed because before - the narrative has changed because before , you know, it was because before, you know, it was thet— because before, you know, it was thet tteghen— because before, you know, it was thet tteghen te— because before, you know, it was that meghan is such an attention eeeet— that meghan is such an attention eeeet ent— that meghan is such an attention eeeet ent tt— that meghan is such an attention seeker and if she— that meghan is such an attention seeker and if she does turn up to seeker and if she does turn up te te— seeker and if she does turn up te te the— seeker and if she does turn up te te the the— seeker and if she does turn up to to the the coronation, it's tnet— to to the the coronation, it's tnet tene— to to the the coronation, it's just because she— to to the the coronation, it's just because she wants all of the— just because she wants all of this attention— just because she wants all of this attention and she can't teet— this attention and she can't teen net— this attention and she can't teen net-he— this attention and she can't bear not be associated with bear not to be associated with the— bear not to be associated with the-tenttw— bear not to be associated with the-tenttw — bear not to be associated with the - family and - bear not to be associated with the family ' “t: bear not to be associated with the family “t: the royal family and now that she's actually done what you she's actually done what all you guys have telling her to guys have been telling her to do, . now it's that do, stay away. now it's that she's gutless. you know, and she can't stand being booed. et cetera. et cetera. and actually , i cetera. et cetera. and actually . t thtnt— cetera. et cetera. and actually . t thtnt tte— cetera. et cetera. and actually , i think it's really— , i think it's really interesting how the narrative , i think it's really— interesting how the narrative is ehenget— interesting how the narrative is ehenget-ttnt— interesting how the narrative is changed.-find it- interesting how the narrative is changed. find it quite changed. and i find it quite nteegwntette— changed. and i find it quite misogynistic, actually, the way the-hee— misogynistic, actually, the way the-has changed- the narrative has changed tewette— the narrative has changed towards because the narrative has changed- towards-because realistic towards meghan because realistic attte— towards meghan because realistic attte ewenwtetw— towards meghan because realistic albie everybody was saying nether— albie everybody was saying netthen et— albie everybody was saying neither of them— albie everybody was saying neither of them should come to

the coronation— neither of them should come to the coronation and— neither of them should come to the coronation and now harry's neither of them should come to the cor0ilttion and now harry's neither of them should come to the cor0ii haven'ti now harry's neither of them should come to the cor0ii haven't heard harry's neither of them should come to the cor0ii haven't heard aarry's neither of them should come to the cor0ii haven't heard a peep. coming. i haven't heard a peep. i coming. i haven't heard a peep. t hewen-t— coming. i haven't heard a peep. i haven't heard— coming. i haven't heard a peep. i haven't heard thing from i haven't heard one thing from any— i haven't heard one thing from enw twent— i haven't heard one thing from enw tnent hege— i haven't heard one thing from any front page that has said, netw— any front page that has said, new-eth— any front page that has said, harry, still shouldn't be harry, you still shouldn't be eentng— harry, you still shouldn't be coming-wants- harry, you still shouldn't be coming. wants you here. coming. nobody wants you here. tneteet— coming. nobody wants you here. tneteetlthe— coming. nobody wants you here. instead, the attention has instead, all the attention has newet— instead, all the attention has newet te— instead, all the attention has moved to meghan. she can't do nght— moved to meghan. she can't do nght-ant— moved to meghan. she can't do right-andldoesn'tl right for wrong. and it doesn't nette— right for wrong. and it doesn't netten-teee- right for wrong. and it doesn't netten-teee .- right for wrong. and it doesn't matter does . she'll matter what she does. she'll etwewe— matter what she does. she'll etwewelwneng— matter what she does. she'll always wrong some people's always be wrong in some people's ewee— always be wrong in some people's eweee—— always be wrong in some people's eweeee— wen- always be wrong in some people's eyes._as you know,. eyes. well, ingrid, as you know, twe— eyes. well, ingrid, as you know, twe teen— eyes. well, ingrid, as you know, i've been-clear— eyes. well, ingrid, as you know, i've been-clear on- eyes. well, ingrid, as you know, i've been clear on this. i've been very clear on this. twe— i've been very clear on this. twe eetnettw— i've been very clear on this. i've actually had— i've been very clear on this. i've actually had debates on this involving this show, i think, involving you, where disagreed because you, where we disagreed because i don't think harry or meghan should be coming personally. i think charles should have rescinded their invitation , rescinded their invitation, especially after they were so rude and couldn't even be bothered rsvp in time. but bothered to rsvp in time. but i think given harry is coming yet, meghan is going to stay at home with the children because she doesn't want to get booed. denies the king the opportunity to his grandchildren all to have his grandchildren all with him the day. and look, i with him on the day. and look, i understand grandchildren understand the grandchildren wouldn't have been at the coronation . i understand wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause i understand wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause of i understand wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause of theirderstand wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause of their agetand wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause of their age . nd wouldn't have been at the cor0ibecause of their age . but that because of their age. but they would have been able to be that because of their age. but they iafter have been able to be that because of their age. but they iafter the ie been able to be that because of their age. but they iafter the coronation e to be that because of their age. but they iafter the coronation aso be there after the coronation as there after the coronation as the family gathered. ingrid and i think that's quite cruel, actually, to deny charles the

opportunity to have his grandchildren by his side on what is most important day what is the most important day of life. i think it's a loss of his life. i think it's a loss for the grandchildren, too. i know they won't remember it, for the grandchildren, too. i- know they won't remember it, but then— know they won't remember it, but then t— know they won't remember it, but then t ten-t— know they won't remember it, but then i don't suppose archie will remember-fourth— then i don't suppose archie will remember fourth birthday remember his fourth birthday party— remember his fourth birthday genw-etthen — remember his fourth birthday party-either. but- remember his fourth birthday party either. but how party in la either. but how exetttng. — party in la either. but how exetttng. tnet— party in la either. but how exciting. just to _ party in la either. but how exciting. just to think that newne— exciting. just to think that newte wen— exciting. just to think that maybe you were there and didn't ttennennet. ten— maybe you were there and didn't remember. you could sat at remember. you could have sat at hnettnghen — remember. you could have sat at buckingham -with- remember. you could have sat at buckingham with your buckingham palace with your cousins, watched it on telly, teetet— cousins, watched it on telly, teetet-the - cousins, watched it on telly, looked the window, seeing looked out of the window, seeing all looked out of the window, seeing ett the— looked out of the window, seeing all the horses— looked out of the window, seeing all the horses and— looked out of the window, seeing all the horses and carriages . all the horses and carriages. whet— all the horses and carriages. whet e— all the horses and carriages. whet e geet— all the horses and carriages. what a great moment. even if you had what a great moment. even if you het ne— what a great moment. even if you het ne nenetw— what a great moment. even if you het ne nenetw te— what a great moment. even if you had no memory to say to your netee— had no memory to say to your netee teet— had no memory to say to your mates back in— had no memory to say to your mates back in la.— had no memory to say to your mates back in la. that's what twe— mates back in la. that's what twe teen— mates back in la. that's what i've been doing— mates back in la. that's what i've been doing and i'm really ennwteet— i've been doing and i'm really surprised because— i've been doing and i'm really surprised because i know dan, wen— surprised because i know dan, wen thenght— surprised because i know dan, you thought meghan wouldn't eene-teettw— you thought meghan wouldn't come, really thought come, but i really thought tteghen— come, but i really thought meghan wouldn't come because when— meghan wouldn't come because without meghan,— meghan wouldn't come because without meghan, harry is enettenet— without meghan, harry is emotional ,_ without meghan, harry is emotional, completely insecure , emotional, completely insecure, ent— emotional, completely insecure, ent thenght— emotional, completely insecure, and thought she— emotional, completely insecure, and thought she would be there to and thought she would be there te enetten— and thought she would be there te enggen htn— and thought she would be there to support him as— and thought she would be there to support him as well as enetten— to support him as well as support you— to support him as well as support, you know, as well as as a support, you know, as well as as e geetnne— support, you know, as well as as e geetnte te— support, you know, as well as as a gesture to her— support, you know, as well as as a gesture to her father in law. i a gesture to her father in law. t neen— a gesture to her father in law. i mean, actually— a gesture to her father in law. i mean, actually think it's tnetettttw— i mean, actually think it's incredibly rude- i mean, actually think it's incredibly rude of her not to . oh.— incredibly rude of her not to come . oh, don't- incredibly rude of her not to come . cj“ t:tit“ . gill incredibly rude of her not to come . cj“ . gti. d come. oh, don't get me wrong. don't get me wrong . i think she don't get me wrong. i think she wants to be able to come. but she knows that the public

reception would be so bad that she's not going to put herself through that. joanna jarjue though think it's very though i think it's very intellectually dishonest you intellectually dishonest of you to that i have not been to claim that i have not been critical of harry. i mean, come on. this bloke has sold out his own family has reported private conversations . fans of his own family has reported private conversations. fans of his dad , conversations. fans of his dad, moments after his father's funeral. and i am highly critical about the fact that harry is going to show up and try and play happy families. having tried to destroy the royal family the past seven months. so i am highly critical of harry. yeah, but what's what is of harry. yeah, but what's what he tt— of harry. yeah, but what's what he tt thet-e— of harry. yeah, but what's what he tt thet-e en— of harry. yeah, but what's what is it that's on the— yeah, but what's what is it that's on the front page of is it that's on the front page et ewenw— is it that's on the front page of every single— is it that's on the front page of every single news story? what is of every single news story? what he tt— of every single news story? what he tt thet— of every single news story? what is it that we're— of every single news story? what is it that we're talking about nght— is it that we're talking about nght new— is it that we're talking about right now? we're talking about tteghen— right now? we're talking about. meghan—attention meghan because all the attention is meghan because all the attention teen-— meghan because all the attention teen- tteghen— meghan because all the attention is-on meghan-the- meghan because all the attention is on meghan. the most is based on meghan. all the most of is based on meghan. all the most et the— is based on meghan. all the most of the criticism _ is based on meghan. all the most of the criticism is— is based on meghan. all the most of the criticism is based on tteghen— of the criticism is based on tteghen .— of the criticism is based on taeghen . ten— of the criticism is based on meghan . you can't say, oh, meghan. you can't say, oh, netw— meghan. you can't say, oh, nenw. ten-t— meghan. you can't say, oh, harry, don't come , don't come. harry, don't come, don't come. nnt— harry, don't come, don't come. tnt-whw— harry, don't come, don't come. tnt-whw een-t— harry, don't come, don't come. but why aren't focusing but now why aren't we focusing on but now why aren't we focusing en the— but now why aren't we focusing en the teen— but now why aren't we focusing on the person actually on the person who's actually going— on the person who's actually

getng-ent- on the person who's actually going and probably going on the person who's actually going most and probably going on the person who's actually going most ofind probably going on the person who's actually going most of the probably going on the person who's actually going most of the attentionjoing on the person who's actually goingtheiost of the attentionjoing on the person who's actually goingthe royal the attentionjoing on the person who's actually goingthe royal family?antion]oing on the person who's actually goingthe royal family?antio on ing from the royal family? and on the-etent— from the royal family? and on the-etent .— from the royal family? and on the-about , um,- from the royal family? and on the about, um, archie , you the point about, um, archie, you thew.— the point about, um, archie, you knew ettttng— the point about, um, archie, you know, sitting at— the point about, um, archie, you know, sitting at buckingham teteee— know, sitting at buckingham teteee ent— know, sitting at buckingham palace and watching this, enwtetw— palace and watching this, enwtetw whe — palace and watching this, anybody who has a family, if i het— anybody who has a family, if i het e— anybody who has a family, if i had a husband— anybody who has a family, if i had a husband who, you know, was hewng— had a husband who, you know, was hewng ee— had a husband who, you know, was having some sort— had a husband who, you know, was having some sort of,— had a husband who, you know, was having some sort of, you know, tntennet— having some sort of, you know, internal agreement with them, tteegneenent— internal agreement with them, disagreement with them , family disagreement with them, family tteegneenent— disagreement with them, family disagreement with them, family disagreement with them, family disagreement with them , and my disagreement with them, and my tether— disagreement with them, and my tethet tn— disagreement with them, and my tethet tn tew— disagreement with them, and my father in law decided to neeetwetw— father in law decided to passively, aggressively , you passively, aggressively, you thew.— passively, aggressively, you knew hete— passively, aggressively, you know, have a— passively, aggressively, you know, have a coronation that was on know, have a coronation that was en e tete— know, have a coronation that was en e tete thet.— know, have a coronation that was on a date that, you— know, have a coronation that was on a date that, you know, that tte— on a date that, you know, that he nw— on a date that, you know, that he nw eee— on a date that, you know, that it's my son's birthday on. come on. it's my son's birthday on. come thet— it's my son's birthday on. come thet te— it's my son's birthday on. come on. that is ridiculous. that- it's my son's birthday on. t: i that is on. that is ridiculous. that is mean. ingrid. ingrid come on, ingrid. this state of the coronation, there were so many factors at play. it is a state event. it was nothing to do with the fact it was on archie's the fact that it was on archie's birthday. right had it on any ether— birthday. right had it on any ether tew— birthday. right had it on any ether tew .— birthday. right had it on any other day . listen— birthday. right had it on any other day . listen to- .“ti? jgn had it on any other day . listen to this. it is other day. listen to this. it is a other day. listen to this. it is e etete— other day. listen to this. it is a state occasion.— other day. listen to this. it is a state occasion. it is decided ent— a state occasion. it is decided ent etwtenetw— a state occasion. it is decided and obviously in— a state occasion. it is decided and obviously in conjunction wtth— and obviously in conjunction wtth the— and obviously in conjunction with the palace,— and obviously in conjunction with the palace, but it is teettet— with the palace, but it is teettet hw— with the palace, but it is decided by the government. the gewernnent— decided by the government. the gewernnent new— decided by the government. the government pay for it. we pay for government pay for it. we pay ter rt.— government pay for it. we pay ter t. he— government pay for it. we pay ter t. he e— government pay for it. we pay for it. it's a state— government pay for it. we pay for it. it's a state occasion .

for it. it's a state occasion. tte— for it. it's a state occasion. he heete— for it. it's a state occasion. it's heads of— for it. it's a state occasion. it's heads of state are invited ent— it's heads of state are invited ent the— it's heads of state are invited ent the tee— it's heads of state are invited and the date is— it's heads of state are invited and the date is not chosen to eenette— and the date is not chosen to coincide with— and the date is not chosen to coincide with any— and the date is not chosen to coincide with any child. however tnnertent— coincide with any child. however tngertent er— coincide with any child. however important or unimportant ttnhtewe.— important or unimportant birthdays. so— important or unimportant birthdays. so that is not an ergnnent— birthdays. so that is not an ergnnent . — birthdays. so that is not an argument . that- birthdays. so that is not an argument. that is. and by the way , joanna, by the way, joanna, way, joanna, by the way, joanna, i think it's quite ironic for you to describe vibe king charles as being pass , because charles as being pass, because actually surely the most pass erg one here is meghan , who has erg one here is meghan, who has passively aggressive , threatened passively aggressive, threatened to publish her diaries of her time in the royal family as the ultimate insult to the late queen. why are you saying that? why,— queen. why are you saying that? whw. nent— queen. why are you saying that? whw. tent whw— queen. why are you saying that? why, dan? why are— tiltititi“ why are you saying that? why, dan? why are you saying thet— why, dan? why are you saying thet ee— why, dan? why are you saying thet ee tt— why, dan? why are you saying that as if it's— why, dan? why are you saying that as if it's a— why, dan? why are you saying that as if it's a fact that is net— that as if it's a fact that is net e— that as if it's a fact that is net e teet. — that as if it's a fact that is not a fact. she— that as if it's a fact that is not a fact. she said it. ' i that as if it's a fact that is not a fact. she said it. ' “ti not a fact. she said it. and the whw— not a fact. she said it. and the reason why she said it in that interview, this is even more awful it in the awful the way she said it in the interview before queen interview just before the queen died. she interview just before the queen died . she was sorry. she said it died. she was sorry. she said it herself. oh, i've been looking through my diaries. i've i, i kept i kept all these diaries . kept i kept all these diaries. and, you know, if they keep treating me this way, who knows

what i'll do with them? go back and read the interview. that's your hero. that's your hero. no she did not say that, and you know it. there's no point gretenttng— know it. there's no point pretending as— know it. there's no point pretending as if- . there's no point pretending as if that's fact . pretending as if that's fact. she— pretending as if that's fact. she tttn-t— pretending as if that's fact. she tttn-t ge— pretending as if that's fact. she didn't go back- pretending as if that's fact. she didn't go back and- pretending as if that's fact. she didn't go back and read the interview. her diaries. that's net— interview. her diaries. that's net teet— interview. her diaries. that's net teet . — interview. her diaries. that's netteet. ee— interview. her diaries. that's not fact . go back- interview. her diaries. that's not fact . go back and- interview. her diaries. that's not fact . go back and read the not fact. go back and read the interview. and actually, she irrelevant. think is harry her hnehentt— irrelevant. think is harry her husband? sorry. _ think is harry her husband? sorry. i husband? sorry. final word, ingnd husband? sorry. final word, ingrid by herself and also meghan hasn't published a book. harry has yet to blame harry tether— harry has yet to blame harry rether then— harry has yet to blame harry rather than focusing on meghan . rather than focusing on meghan. and rather than focusing on meghan. ant eetnettw— rather than focusing on meghan. and actually the _ rather than focusing on meghan. and actually the reason why you teene— and actually the reason why you teene en— and actually the reason why you focus on meghan— and actually the reason why you focus on meghan is because she eete— focus on meghan is because she sells newspapers— focus on meghan is because she sells newspapers .— focus on meghan is because she sells newspapers . that's why sells newspapers. that's why ehe-e— sells newspapers. that's why she's lucrative.— sells newspapers. that's why she's lucrative. and if you nteeee— she's lucrative. and if you gteeee. tt— she's lucrative. and if you please, it should have turned up to-coronation._ please, it should have turned up to-coronation.-only- to this coronation. the only reente— to this coronation. the only people-annoyed. to this coronation. the only people annoyed that people who are annoyed that ehe-e— people who are annoyed that enee—nn- people who are annoyed that ehe-e—nn te- people who are annoyed that she's—up to this. she's not turned up to this eeeneten— coronation are the people who een-t— coronation are the people who een-t-nenew— can't make money from her tene— can't make money from her tene ehe— can't make money from her because she would do because she would have come, do you because she would have come, do wen-ehewet— because she would have come, do wen-ehewet-he- you know, showed off? do you knew— you know, showed off? do you thew—netee l you know, showed off? do you. know—have? i'm know what it would have? i'm tettghtet— know what it would have? i'm delighted because— know what it would have? i'm delighted because it will mean the king charles. the focus is on king charles. final you, ingrid. i final word to you, ingrid. i don't meghan does sell don't think meghan does sell newegegere— don't think meghan does sell newspapers think newspapers anymore. i think reente— newspapers anymore. i think geegte hete— newspapers anymore. i think geegte hewe t— newspapers anymore. i think people have i do— newspapers anymore. i think people have i do agree that people— people have i do agree that geegte ee— people have i do agree that geegte werw— people have i do agree that people are very anti meghan or ten— people are very anti meghan or werw ere— people are very anti meghan or werw pro hete— people are very anti meghan or very pro have said— people are very anti meghan or very pro have said there's no

hettwew— very pro have said there's no halfway house,— very pro have said there's no halfway house, but absolutely say halfway house, but absolutely eew wen— halfway house, but absolutely eew wen nerrw— halfway house, but absolutely say you marry into the royal tentw— say you marry into the royal renttw. wen— say you marry into the royal family, you marry an institution as family, you marry an institution ee wett— family, you marry an institution ee wett ee— family, you marry an institution ee wett ee the— family, you marry an institution as well as the person. and tteghen— as well as the person. and taeghen ttt— as well as the person. and meghan did know that . so she meghan did know that. so she ehentt— meghan did know that. so she should stick— meghan did know that. so she should stick with— meghan did know that. so she should stick with him and she ehentt— should stick with him and she ehentt enetten— should stick with him and she should support him. ingrid sewert. — should support him. ingrid seward. joanna- should support him. ingrid seward. “ “ ti seward. joanna josh howie, fascinating debate. thank you so much. who do you agree with? as meghan markle's coronation snub a betrayal to king charles? connie twitter writes and connie on twitter writes no. and it's not because i don't think she been treacherous and she hasn't been treacherous and disrespectful charles, she hasn't been treacherous and disrt because charles, she hasn't been treacherous and disrtbecause i charles, she hasn't been treacherous and disrtbecause i think charles, she hasn't been treacherous and disrtbecause i think shearles, but because i think she is so untrust worthy that but because i think she is so untrustworthy that kind of untrust worthy that it's kind of not come fascinating point, not to come. fascinating point, linda writes, and nothing to do with the snub. she's a coward, as knows the reception she as she knows the reception she will if she ever sets foot will get if she ever sets foot in the again. and from jim, in the uk again. and from jim, i suspect she she wouldn't suspect she feels she wouldn't be well received by the british public. a very sensible public. it's a very sensible decision . your verdict is now decision. your verdict is now in. 40% you that meghan in. 40% of you think that meghan markle's coronation snub is a betrayal to king charles. 60% of you say it is not. coming up, does meghan markle's coronation snub signal the end of her volatile relationship with the

uk? our royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier , give their unmissable analysis on this soon. but first, as bud light's ad campaign starring trans influencer dylan mulvaney plunges the bear brand into crisis , is it a warning shot to crisis, is it a warning shot to the west's woke corporations ? the west's woke corporations? well, the tory culture warrior andrea jenkins weighs in straight after the .

break lady colin campbell on the way. but first, conservative culture warrior andrea jenkins. the former education minister and budweiser's twisted ad campaign featuring trans social media star dylan mulvaney , has plunged star dylan mulvaney, has plunged its parent company, anheuser—busch , into its biggest anheuser—busch, into its biggest crisis in its 171 year history. so this is the ad in question this month. i celebrated my day 365 this month. i celebrated my day eee et— this month. i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood— this month. i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and- “ i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light eent— 365 of womanhood and bud light eent ne— 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me possibly— 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever a can with— sent me possibly the best gift ever a can with my face on it. cheet— ever a can with my face on it. cheek ent— ever a can with my face on it. cheek ent nw— ever a can with my face on it. check out my instagram story to see check out my instagram story to new— check out my instagram story to hew wen— check out my instagram story to hew wen een— check out my instagram story to see how you can enjoy march ttetneee— see how you can enjoy march madness with— see how you can enjoy march madness with bud light and maybe win madness with bud light and maybe wtn nenew— madness with bud light and maybe win some money too. love ya. cheere— win some money too. love ya. there ee— win some money too. love ya. cheers go team. _ win some money too. love ya. cheers go team. whatever. team vou— cheers go team. whatever. team wen reve— cheers go team. whatever. team wen tewe. t— cheers go team. whatever. team wen tewe. t tewe— cheers go team. whatever. team you love, i love to.— cheers go team. whatever. team you love, i love to. okay this he. — you love, i love to. okay this he. the— you love, i love to. okay this he. thte te— you love, i love to. okay this is. this is astonishing.- you love, i love to. okay this is. this is astonishing. look at that. is. this is astonishing. look at that . ab has lost a whopping . £5 that. ab has lost a whopping. £5 billion, wiped off its market

value in just six days as. billion, wiped off its market value in just six days as . why value in just six days as. why did this happen? well the conservative website, the daily wire was told by sources close to the situation that no one at a senior level was aware of the deal instead deal with mulvaney, instead pointing the finger low pointing the finger at a low level marketing staffer. but bud light's vice president of marketing, alyssa hines , said on marketing, alyssa hines, said on the of the promo featuring the eve of the promo featuring mulvaney outlined her intention to transform the brand . it's to transform the brand. it's super clear mandate.- super clear mandate. it's like we neet— super clear mandate. it's like we neet te— super clear mandate. it's like we need to evolve— super clear mandate. it's like we need to evolve and elevate the— we need to evolve and elevate this incredibly— we need to evolve and elevate this incredibly iconic brand. etw— this incredibly iconic brand. etew. whet— this incredibly iconic brand. etew. whet te— this incredibly iconic brand. okay, what is what? what is ewewet — okay, what is what? what is ewewet ent— okay, what is what? what is evolve and elevate mean it means tnetnetwttw— evolve and elevate mean it means tnetnetwtw. tt— evolve and elevate mean it means inclusivity. it means— evolve and elevate mean it means inclusivity. it means shifting the tene— inclusivity. it means shifting the tene. we— inclusivity. it means shifting the tone. we have this hangover for the tone. we have this hangover ter ween— the tone. we have this hangover ter taeen nnt— the tone. we have this hangover for mean bud light had been kind of a for mean bud light had been kind et e twent— for mean bud light had been kind et e trent et— for mean bud light had been kind of a brand of bratty— for mean bud light had been kind of a brand of bratty , kind of of a brand of bratty, kind of out—of—touch_ of a brand of bratty, kind of out—of—touch humour, and it was reettw— out—of—touch humour, and it was reettw tngenent— out—of—touch humour, and it was really important that we had enether— really important that we had another approach that worked out . joining— another approach that worked out . rernrng ne— another approach that worked out . rernrng me new— another approach that worked out . joining me now, former- . joining me now, former education minister andrea jenkyns. angela this is a

fascinating story, isn't it? because but value has just collapsed. is it the ultimate example, andrea, in go woke go broke completely done. i mean, it's interesting. mulvaney- it's interesting. mulvaney eettet— it's interesting. mulvaney eettet tt— it's interesting. mulvaney called it march madness, isn't it called it march madness, isn't tt reettw— called it march madness, isn't tt reettw t— called it march madness, isn't tt reettw t t— called it march madness, isn't it really ? i mean,— called it march madness, isn't it really ? i mean, i think it's it really? i mean, i think it's etent— it really? i mean, i think it's etent ttne— it really? i mean, i think it's about time companies realise thet— about time companies realise thet wenen— about time companies realise that women want— about time companies realise that women want to buy clothes tren— that women want to buy clothes from women and— that women want to buy clothes from women and women's products and from women and women's products ent tren — from women and women's products and men's from men's products. i . t— and men's from men's products. i . t wentet— and men's from men's products. i mean , i wonder what's going to mean, i wonder what's going to hennen— mean, i wonder what's going to happen next.— mean, i wonder what's going to happen next. te— mean, i wonder what's going to happen next. is gillette going to happen next. is gillette going te te— happen next. is gillette going to be advertising— happen next. is gillette going to be advertising bearded women 7 to be advertising bearded women tee— to be advertising bearded women tse t— to be advertising bearded women tse t thtnt— to be advertising bearded women ? so i think we— to be advertising bearded women ? so i think we must really stop gentertng— ? so i think we must really stop gentertng te— ? so i think we must really stop pandering to this— ? so i think we must really stop pandering to this woke nonsense . ant— pandering to this woke nonsense . ant tee.— pandering to this woke nonsense . ant etee. t— pandering to this woke nonsense . and also, i mean,— pandering to this woke nonsense . and also, i mean, as a tnetneee— . and also, i mean, as a business and- . and also, i mean, as a business and as a you know, as a nweett— business and as a you know, as a nweett. t— business and as a you know, as a woman myself, i mean, i'm not a tentntet— woman myself, i mean, i'm not a tentntet. tn— woman myself, i mean, i'm not a tentntet. tn e— woman myself, i mean, i'm not a feminist. i'm a meritocrat. but as a woman myself, you know , as a woman myself, you know, wentt— as a woman myself, you know, wentt t— as a woman myself, you know, wentt t went— as a woman myself, you know, would i want to— as a woman myself, you know, would i want to buy clothes from a would i want to buy clothes from etrene— would i want to buy clothes from a trans woman in— would i want to buy clothes from a trans woman in lycra? is that reettw— a trans woman in lycra? is that reettw getng— a trans woman in lycra? is that reettw getng te— a trans woman in lycra? is that really going to show the clothes off really going to show the clothes ett et— really going to show the clothes ett et the— really going to show the clothes off at the best— really going to show the clothes off at the best or— really going to show the clothes off at the best or is it going to off at the best or is it going te te— off at the best or is it going to be showing— off at the best or is it going to be showing a— off at the best or is it going to be showing a package or eenethtngt— to be showing a package or. something?_you to be showing a package or- something?_you know something? you know who you know

who something? you know who you know whe—te— something? you know who you know whe—re tt— something? you know who you know whe—re tt reettw- who is it really is it really going— who is it really is it really getng te— who is it really is it really getng te eett— who is it really is it really going to sell their products ? i going to sell their products? i ten-t— going to sell their products? i don't believe— going to sell their products? i don't believe it— going to sell their products? i don't believe it is. as as we've wtth— don't believe it is. as as we've seen with their— don't believe it is. as as we've seen with their loss of that eeneenw— seen with their loss of that eeneenw. teen— seen with their loss of that company. yeah quite the eppeette. — company. yeah quite the eppeette. -eew| company. yeah quite the eppeette. -eew -i company. yeah quite the- opposite. -say . but look opposite. i would say. but look closer home. andrea as we closer to home. andrea as we know, rishi sunak pledged to stop the boats the end of the stop the boats by the end of the year this of his five year. this was one of his five key priorities in 2023. but today say the pm has actually seen i can't believe this . he's seen i can't believe this. he's backtracked. what's this ? is you backtracked. what's this? is you a pledge to stop the iii ti7 is you a pledge to stop the boats, not retnee— a pledge to stop the boats, not retnee the— a pledge to stop the boats, not reduce the number, not bring the nnrnert— reduce the number, not bring the nnrnerh tewn— reduce the number, not bring the number down actually to stopping then. — number down actually to stopping then. thet— number down actually to stopping then. thet tt— number down actually to stopping them. that it won't— number down actually to stopping them. . . them. that it won't happen overnight and i've been very clear about that. people should know on you . know now. andrew, good on you. you have reacted furiously and quickly to this actually writing a letter to sunak calling for the uk to leave the echr to tackle illegal immigration on. talk to me about what you've written to the prime minister. and have you heard back? erg yes, i mean , when i “ti i i7 erg yes, i mean , when i heard that, yes, i mean, when i heard that, i yes, i mean, when i heard that, twee— yes, i mean, when i heard that, i was flabbergasted because, i t— i was flabbergasted because, i t thtnt— i was flabbergasted because, i mean, i think that trust in gettttetene— mean, i think that trust in politicians is— mean, i think that trust in politicians is at- mean, i think that trust in politicians is at an all time

tew— politicians is at an all time tew .— politicians is at an all time tew . se— politicians is at an all time tew . se twe— politicians is at an all time low . so i've been politicians is at an all time low. so i've been campaigning in my low. so i've been campaigning in nw eenetttnenew— low. so i've been campaigning in my constituency in— low. so i've been campaigning in my constituency in the local eteettene— my constituency in the local elections, and _ my constituency in the local elections, and there's so much egethw— elections, and there's so much egethw ent— elections, and there's so much apathy out there— elections, and there's so much apathy out there .— elections, and there's so much apathy out there . so it's going apathy out there. so it's going to apathy out there. so it's going te te— apathy out there. so it's going to be interesting— apathy out there. so it's going to be interesting in three weeks the— to be interesting in three weeks ttne when— to be interesting in three weeks time when the— to be interesting in three weeks time when the polls open on and i time when the polls open on and t thtnt— time when the polls open on and t thtnt thet— time when the polls open on and i think that we— time when the polls open on and i think that we really need to reetere— i think that we really need to restore trust— i think that we really need to restore trust with— i think that we really need to restore trust with the public ent— restore trust with the public ent tn— restore trust with the public ent tn nw— restore trust with the public and in my mailbag this is one of the htgheet— and in my mailbag this is one of the highest number of casework i get tetttng— the highest number of casework i get talking about— the highest number of casework i get talking about small boats. ant— get talking about small boats. ant tet-e— get talking about small boats. and let's face— get talking about small boats. and let's face it,— get talking about small boats. and let's face it, labour in a ntttten— and let's face it, labour in a million years,— and let's face it, labour in a million years, dan, are never getng— million years, dan, are never getng te— million years, dan, are never getng te eten— million years, dan, are never going to stop the— million years, dan, are never going to stop the small boats. so going to stop the small boats. se tte— going to stop the small boats. se it the— going to stop the small boats. so it's the conservatives and the— so it's the conservatives and the entw— so it's the conservatives and the entw wew— so it's the conservatives and the only way we're going to do the— the only way we're going to do thte te— the only way we're going to do this is actually— the only way we're going to do this is actually pulling out of the tent— this is actually pulling out of the echr and— this is actually pulling out of the echr and mean let's not terget— the echr and mean let's not terget when— the echr and mean let's not forget when the— the echr and mean let's not forget when the small boats bill went— forget when the small boats bill went threngh— forget when the small boats bill went through parliament a couple of went through parliament a couple et weeke— went through parliament a couple et weete ege— went through parliament a couple of weeks ago, there _ went through parliament a couple of weeks ago, there was plenty of weeks ago, there was plenty of amendments— of weeks ago, there was plenty of amendments by, you know , of amendments by, you know, eetteegnee— of amendments by, you know, colleagues of— of amendments by, you know, colleagues of mine, which i etgnet— colleagues of mine, which i etgnet ee— colleagues of mine, which i signed as well— colleagues of mine, which i signed as well ,_ colleagues of mine, which i signed as well, which was to tgnere— signed as well, which was to tgnere the— signed as well, which was to ignore the european court of hnnen— ignore the european court of hnnen ttghte— ignore the european court of human rights ruling regarding this human rights ruling regarding thte ent— human rights ruling regarding thte ent ee— human rights ruling regarding this and so, rishi, our prime tttntetet— this and so, rishi, our prime minister, has— this and so, rishi, our prime minister, has got— this and so, rishi, our prime minister, has got to get hold of it . minister, has got to get hold of t . ten— minister, has got to get hold of t . ten thew.— minister, has got to get hold of it . you know, there's no way it. you know, there's no way wett— it. you know, there's no way wett wtn— it. you know, there's no way wett wtn en— it. you know, there's no way we'll win an election unless we reetee— we'll win an election unless we reetee ttnet—

we'll win an election unless we restore trust in— we'll win an election unless we restore trust in politicians in our government— restore trust in politicians in our government , because, as i our government, because, as i eett.— our government, because, as i eett. tetenr— our government, because, as i said, labour will— our government, because, as i said, labour will not stop the teete— said, labour will not stop the teete. t— said, labour will not stop the boats. i mean— said, labour will not stop the boats. i mean ,_ said, labour will not stop the boats. i mean , look how the boats. i mean, look how the tehenr— boats. i mean, look how the tetenr reve— boats. i mean, look how the labour love is— boats. i mean, look how the labour love is .— boats. i mean, look how the labour love is . the lefty labour love is. the lefty tnwtee— labour love is. the lefty luvvies the _ labour love is. the lefty luvvies the lawyers , they always luvvies the lawyers, they always eten— luvvies the lawyers, they always eten ther— luvvies the lawyers, they always stop their planes— luvvies the lawyers, they always stop their planes when we're trwtng— stop their planes when we're trwtng te— stop their planes when we're trying to deport— stop their planes when we're trying to deport murderers and ertntnete. — trying to deport murderers and criminals. yeah,— trying to deport murderers and criminals. / trying to deport murderers and criminals. t/ti?“ trying to deport murderers and criminals. /ti?“ “ criminals. yeah, they want open borders , but what i want to see borders, but what i want to see is some fighting talk from sunak and none of that and there was none of that today. look. finally i've today. look, look. finally i've got to show you something i've mocked up andrea in the blue corner . we've got there you are corner. we've got there you are in the red corner. angela rayner . i hear you're very angry with the labour party deputy leader . the labour party deputy leader. what's what's she done ? why are what's what's she done? why are you so mad ? um, well, um , you you so mad? um, well, um, you knew.— you so mad? um, well, um, you knew tewner— you so mad? um, well, um, you know, rayner did— you so mad? um, well, um, you know, rayner did as— ?ti7 um, well, um, you know, rayner did as the same as certwn— know, rayner did as the same as certwn ttt— know, rayner did as the same as certwn ttt tn— know, rayner did as the same as corbyn did in 2019.— know, rayner did as the same as corbyn did in 2019. she turned up corbyn did in 2019. she turned ng eengetgntng— corbyn did in 2019. she turned up campaigning in my constituency- up campaigning in my constituency yesterday . and she constituency yesterday. and she tttn-t. — constituency yesterday. and she tttn-t. sne— constituency yesterday. and she didn't. she ignored parliamentary protocol , which didn't. she ignored— parliamentary protocol , which is parliamentary protocol, which is eetnettw— parliamentary protocol, which is eetnettw. tt— parliamentary protocol, which is eetnettw. tt wen— parliamentary protocol, which is actually, if you go— parliamentary protocol, which is actually, if you go to another atte— actually, if you go to another mps constituency, you've got to tntern — mps constituency, you've got to tntern then — mps constituency, you've got to inform them and— mps constituency, you've got to inform them and blatantly tgneret— inform them and blatantly

tgneret tt— inform them and blatantly ignored it and— inform them and blatantly ignored it and went campaigning. tut.— ignored it and went campaigning. tnt. tnt— ignored it and went campaigning. tnt. tnt etee— ignored it and went campaigning. but, but also in— ignored it and went campaigning. but, but also in 2019, you know, ttetenge— but, but also in 2019, you know, ttetenge whet— but, but also in 2019, you know, redange what she— but, but also in 2019, you know, redange what she did she dragged her nett— redange what she did she dragged her hett et— redange what she did she dragged her hett et e— redange what she did she dragged her hold of a lot— redange what she did she dragged her hold of a lot of— redange what she did she dragged her hold of a lot of infant eeheet— her hold of a lot of infant school children- her hold of a lot of infant school children out of one of teeet— school children out of one of our local schools— school children out of one of our local schools in my constituency— our local schools in my constituency and got them posing wtth— constituency and got them posing wtth e— constituency and got them posing wtth e thnnhe— constituency and got them posing with a thumbs up— constituency and got them posing with a thumbs up outside the tetenr— with a thumbs up outside the labour battlebus during the generet— labour battlebus during the general election . so i do think general election. so i do think it's general election. so i do think tt-e ene— general election. so i do think he tnte— general election. so i do think it's one rule for— general election. so i do think it's one rule for labour and enether— it's one rule for labour and another rule— it's one rule for labour and another rule for— it's one rule for labour and another rule for everybody else. oh, another rule for everybody else. on et— another rule for everybody else. on et eenree— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but,— another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you- another rule for everybody else. oh, of course. but, but you know , according to kind angela , , according to be kind angela, you're just scum. you're just scum. andrea that's what she thinks. well, scum. andrea that's what she thinks . well, we're misogynistic thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte.— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t eew— thinks. well, we're misogynistic . tte. t wen— well, we're misogynistic . erg. i saw, you know, your nrewene— . erg. i saw, you know, your previous guest— . erg. i saw, you know, your previous guest was saying about you previous guest was saying about wen netng— previous guest was saying about you being misogynistic. dan it's just you being misogynistic. dan it's tnet thew— you being misogynistic. dan it's tnet thew nee— you being misogynistic. dan it's just they use the— you being misogynistic. dan it's just they use the left. use theee— just they use the left. use these words. _ just they use the left. use these words. oh, yeah. so easy. teew— these words. oh, yeah. so easy. teew netee.— these words. oh, yeah. so easy. easy tropes, easy trope. she mentioned banana republic. you know, i it wouldn't surprise i ji you know, i it wouldn't surprise me, eetnettw— know, i it wouldn't surprise me, eetnettw. hen.— know, i it wouldn't surprise me, actually, dan, if— know, i it wouldn't surprise me, actually, dan, if you know these etteet— actually, dan, if you know these etteet ete— actually, dan, if you know these attack ads that— actually, dan, if you know these attack ads that we've been eeetng— attack ads that we've been eeetng. tt— attack ads that we've been seeing, if it's— attack ads that we've been seeing, if it's actually and whe-e— seeing, if it's actually and whe-e teen— seeing, if it's actually and who's been advising them what to put who's been advising them what to ent ent— who's been advising them what to ent ent there. — who's been advising them what to ent ent there. r— who's been advising them what to put out there. i think it's from a put out there. i think it's from e ntewteeh— put out there. i think it's from e gtewteet. ant— put out there. i think it's from a playbook. and also let's not

terget— a playbook. and also let's not terget theee — a playbook. and also let's not forget those vile— a playbook. and also let's not forget those vile attack ads . forget those vile attack ads. gm.— forget those vile attack ads. tn. tet— forget those vile attack ads. um, pat mcfadden , you know, he um, pat mcfadden, you know, he did um, pat mcfadden, you know, he ttt net— um, pat mcfadden, you know, he ttt net tenw— um, pat mcfadden, you know, he did not deny that— um, pat mcfadden, you know, he did not deny that the children of politicians— did not deny that the children of politicians could be fair gene— of politicians could be fair gene tn— of politicians could be fair game in their— of politicians could be fair game in their attack ads. so how tew— game in their attack ads. so how tew wtt— game in their attack ads. so how tew wttt thew— game in their attack ads. so how low will they stoop _ game in their attack ads. so how low will they stoop ? i mean, i low will they stoop? i mean, i thtnt— low will they stoop? i mean, i thtnt tte— low will they stoop? i mean, i think it's just— low will they stoop? i mean, i think it's just the— low will they stoop? i mean, i think it's just the they're not as think it's just the they're not ee etreng— think it's just the they're not ee etreng tn— think it's just the they're not as strong in the— think it's just the they're not as strong in the polls as they tn— as strong in the polls as they was in previous— as strong in the polls as they was in previous months. and i thtnt— was in previous months. and i thtnt thew-re— was in previous months. and i think they're getting quite teegerete— think they're getting quite desperate now . and but i think desperate now. and but i think the entte— desperate now. and but i think the public can— desperate now. and but i think the public can see exactly what thew-re— the public can see exactly what thew-re tetng— the public can see exactly what they're doing. indeed ' g they're doing. indeed angela tewner— they're doing. indeed angela tewner ant— they're doing. indeed angela rayner and the new nasty party dragging british politics into the gutter. but but our conservative culture warrior will keep on them. andrea jenkins thank you so much. we'll speak soon, but coming up, has sunak just damaged the conservative party's electoral chances as a result of his small boats? backtrack. my superstar panel will weigh in soon. next though, as royal insiders say they have growing hopes of a reconciliation between the king and harry. is there any chance that william will allow his treacherous brother back into the fold ? our royal masterminds,

the fold? our royal masterminds, a lady, colin campbell and phil dampier , they've got lots of new dampier, they've got lots of new information on this . they'll information on this. they'll reveal it straight after the .

break okay. it's time now for our brilliant royal mastermind , lady brilliant royal mastermind, lady colin campbell. and phil dampier. and as you know, the coronation chaos triggered by harry and meghan's refusal to respond to their invitation. well, that's finally over with a statement from buckingham palace yesterday confirming that harry will attend , but he'll be on his will attend, but he'll be on his own . friends of the suddenly own. friends of the suddenly silent meghan are reported as saying that she sees her life and future based firmly in the states and with public events in the uk. apparently quote, waning in importance. so many are questioning if the duchess of delusion will ever dare show her

face in britain again after she spent much of the last three years slagging off the country and its monarchy to any media outlet would listen to her. outlet that would listen to her. so let me bring in lady c now and phil lady c, what a relief. and phil, lady c, what a relief. what a relief. the uk is waning in importance for meghan. so can she maybe just stay away for good and isn't that a win win situation ? well wouldn't we be situation? well wouldn't we be so lucky ? my understanding is so lucky? my understanding is tren— so lucky? my understanding is tren reente— so lucky? my understanding is from people who— i7 my understanding is from people who i've been egeettng— from people who i've been egeettng te— from people who i've been speaking to in— from people who i've been speaking to in america is that ehe— speaking to in america is that ehe hee— speaking to in america is that ehe hee teen— speaking to in america is that she has been advised that she het— she has been advised that she het better— she has been advised that she had better not— she has been advised that she had better not come here because it had better not come here because tt te— had better not come here because t he etteettng— had better not come here because it is affecting her— had better not come here because it is affecting her brand, tene— it is affecting her brand, because her— it is affecting her brand, because her unpopularity is so eente— because her unpopularity is so eente thet— because her unpopularity is so acute that every— because her unpopularity is so acute that every time, you know, when— acute that every time, you know, when ehe— acute that every time, you know, when she showed— acute that every time, you know, when she showed up for the rnnrtee— when she showed up for the tnhttee ent— when she showed up for the jubilee and she— when she showed up for the jubilee and she showed up for the where— jubilee and she showed up for the funeral and— jubilee and she showed up for the funeral and she was booed by, the funeral and she was booed tw. nh— the funeral and she was booed tw. nh .— the funeral and she was booed tw. nh . her— the funeral and she was booed by, uh , her advisors have by, uh, her advisors have etweet— by, uh, her advisors have advised her— by, uh, her advisors have advised her that she had better not advised her that she had better net ehew— advised her that she had better

net ehew nn— advised her that she had better not show up because the her twent— not show up because the her trent te— not show up because the her trent te getng— not show up because the her brand is going to— not show up because the her brand is going to be affected detrimentally_ brand is going to be affected detrimentally in— brand is going to be affected detrimentally in america . detrimentally in america. so i thtnt— detrimentally in america. so i thtnt thew-re— detrimentally in america. so i think they're trying— detrimentally in america. so i think they're trying to put as much distance between her and the fact that she is so unpopular here. and it's really all about dollars and cents . and all about dollars and cents. and evidently that's why they took so long to decide that she wouldn't come because she was still hoping against hope that she could come and parade herself. oh, she could come and parade herself . oh, good point . now, herself. oh, good point. now, teen— herself. oh, good point. now, teeh tewet— herself. oh, good point. now, look, royal insiders- oh, good point. now, look, royal insiders is unbelievably growing , unbelievably growing, increasingly hopeful of a reconciliation— increasingly hopeful of a reconciliation between charles ent— reconciliation between charles ent netw— reconciliation between charles ent herrw. se— reconciliation between charles and harry. so the— reconciliation between charles and harry. so the daily tetegregh-e— and harry. so the daily telegraph's royal editor, vteterte— telegraph's royal editor, victoria ward, suggested that new— victoria ward, suggested that nerrw new— victoria ward, suggested that nerrw new hete— victoria ward, suggested that harry may have even personally eeeten— harry may have even personally eeeten wtth— harry may have even personally spoken with charles in recent eeet — spoken with charles in recent weeks. however— spoken with charles in recent weeks. however the relationship wtth— weeks. however the relationship wtth wtttten— weeks. however the relationship with william still— weeks. however the relationship with william still incredibly etretnet— with william still incredibly etretnet .— with william still incredibly strained . so,— with william still incredibly strained . so, phil, do you sense strained. so, phil, do you sense there— strained. so, phil, do you sense there tetng— strained. so, phil, do you sense there tetng e— strained. so, phil, do you sense there being a potential thawing at there being a potential thawing et etre— there being a potential thawing et the wet.— there being a potential thawing at all? well, i'm—

there being a potential thawing at all? well, i'm sure . .i at all? well, i'm sure. good etentng.— at all? well, i'm sure. good etentng. hen— at all? well, i'm sure. good evening, dan, i'm sure that charles would like a reconciliation, but i don't think the coronation week is the week it's going to happen. i mean, think going to be mean, i think he's going to be tnerettttw—get- incredibly busy. he's got reeegttene. — incredibly busy. he's got receptions. the receptions. he's got the coronation— receptions. he's got the coronation itself. just coronation itself. and i just ten-t— coronation itself. and i just. ten-t—hewe don't think he's going to have the—ter- don't think he's going to have the _for william,| the time. and as for william, i ten-t— the time. and as for william, i tent-hee— the time. and as for william, i ten-t-he-e tn— the time. and as for william, i don't-he's in the- the time. and as for william, i don't he's in the mood yet don't think he's in the mood yet to don't think he's in the mood yet te tett— don't think he's in the mood yet te tett te— don't think he's in the mood yet te tett te hte— don't think he's in the mood yet to talk to his brother. i think thet-e— to talk to his brother. i think that's several— to talk to his brother. i think that's several away, that's several years away, if even-thet— that's several years away, if ever. that relationship ever. i mean, that relationship is ever. i mean, that relationship te eteetntetw— ever. i mean, that relationship is absolutely whole is absolutely damaged whole tettet— is absolutely damaged whole tettet. the— is absolutely damaged whole belief, the hole— is absolutely damaged whole belief, the hole beneath the weterttne— belief, the hole beneath the weterttne .— belief, the hole beneath the waterline . and— belief, the hole beneath the waterline . and think in waterline. and i think it's in teet— waterline. and i think it's in real trouble. _ waterline. and i think it's in real trouble. - i - waterline. and i think it's in real trouble. i just cannot real trouble. and i just cannot tt— real trouble. and i just cannot tt happening-— real trouble. and i just cannot see it happening. i mean, he's entw— see it happening. i mean, he's enw-te— see it happening. i mean, he's entw-te eve- see it happening. i mean, he's only-be over here- only going to be over here neeetttw— only going to be over here neeetttw-er- only going to be over here possibly or days. possibly for 2 or 3 days. i mean, he's got- possibly for 2 or 3 days. i mean, he's got another court egetnet— mean, he's got another court case against the— case against the mirror. i thtnh— case against the mirror. i thtnhlttew— case against the mirror. i think, may 9th. so think, on may the 9th. so whether— think, on may the 9th. sol whether—hang whether he's going to hang erennt— whether he's going to hang erennt-t- whether he's going to hang around-i don't- whether he's going to hang around i don't know. whether he's going to hang aroundcourse, i don't know. whether he's going to hang aroundcourse, after)n't know. whether he's going to hang around course, after the know. but of course, after the coronation,— but of course, after the- coronation,_going coronation, they're not going to neve— coronation, they're not going to heveen-wnere- coronation, they're not going to. have - anymore, .they? have a home anymore, are they? so have a home anymore, are they? se-net— have a home anymore, are they? se-net getng— have a home anymore, are they? se-net getng te— have a home anymore, are they? so not going to want to so he's not going to want to ehent— so he's not going to want to etent-et— so he's not going to want to spend-of time- so he's not going to want to spend of time over here. spend a lot of time over here. so spend a lot of time over here. se-t— spend a lot of time over here. se-t ten-t— spend a lot of time over here. i so-i don't-anything so sadly, i don't think anything is so sadly, i don't think anything te—tn- so sadly, i don't think anything te—tn thre- so sadly, i don't think anythingi is_in this week. is going to happen in this week. but is going to happen in this week. tnt-tnte— is going to happen in this week. but future, possibly. but in the future, possibly. newt— but in the future, possibly. now, has now, lady c, madeline, meg has morphed meg in morphed into mysterious meg in recent the recent months with the previously public princess not attending single official attending a single official event. months. she shied event. for months. she shied away joining harry on all away from joining harry on all of his endless media rounds, promoting spare, happy to abandon him to face the music

alone at the coronation in. so do think meghan is still the do you think meghan is still the supportive wife? lady c that she always to . be do you always claims to. be do you think the sun rises in the west and sets in the east? de—man no , no. you and sets in the east? de—man no . ten thew.— and sets in the east? de—man no , no. you know, meghan- and sets in the east? de—man no , no. you know, meghan is- i “ 7 de—man no , no. you know, meghan is very reeve— , no. you know, meghan is very teeve she-e— , no. you know, meghan is very clever. she's she's— , no. you know, meghan is very clever. she's she's made sure thet— clever. she's she's made sure thet herew— clever. she's she's made sure thet nerrw hee— clever. she's she's made sure that harry has gone out there ent— that harry has gone out there ent nete— that harry has gone out there ent nete e— that harry has gone out there and made a complete jackass of htneett— and made a complete jackass of htneett ent— and made a complete jackass of himself and that— and made a complete jackass of himself and that he has irritate nether— himself and that he has irritate nether netw— himself and that he has irritate depher badly damaged himself . so depher badly damaged himself. so in depher badly damaged himself. so tn the— depher badly damaged himself. so tn the event— depher badly damaged himself. so in the event of— depher badly damaged himself. so in the event of a— depher badly damaged himself. so in the event of a separation or ttveree— in the event of a separation or ttveree .— in the event of a separation or ttveree . ehe— in the event of a separation or divorce , she has— in the event of a separation or divorce , she has all the cards divorce, she has all the cards in divorce, she has all the cards tn her— divorce, she has all the cards tn her tent.— divorce, she has all the cards in her hand. she— divorce, she has all the cards in her hand. she has all the evttenee— in her hand. she has all the evidence out— in her hand. she has all the evidence out of— in her hand. she has all the evidence out of his mouth and off evidence out of his mouth and ett hte— evidence out of his mouth and ett the hen— evidence out of his mouth and off his pen against him because remember, meghan is very canny and remember, meghan is very canny ent reeve— remember, meghan is very canny and clever. she— remember, meghan is very canny and clever. she may be wily and nententettve— and clever. she may be wily and manipulative, but— and clever. she may be wily and manipulative, but she's not etnntt— manipulative, but she's not etnntt .— manipulative, but she's not etnptt . ant.— manipulative, but she's not stupid . and. and she has stupid. and. and she has understood— stupid. and. and she has understood that if she only nnehee— understood that if she only gnehee nth.— understood that if she only pushes him, she is. and she

gtvee— pushes him, she is. and she gtvee ne— pushes him, she is. and she gives no information about teen— gives no information about herself and— gives no information about herself and never, ever admits to herself and never, ever admits te hevtng— herself and never, ever admits to having done— herself and never, ever admits to having done anything wrong . to having done anything wrong. you to having done anything wrong. ten thew.— to having done anything wrong. you know, ultimately she is she etetn — you know, ultimately she is she etetn te— you know, ultimately she is she can claim to be— you know, ultimately she is she can claim to be squeaky clean . can claim to be squeaky clean. ant— can claim to be squeaky clean. ant even— can claim to be squeaky clean. and even though— can claim to be squeaky clean. and even though people can see threngh— and even though people can see threngh her.— and even though people can see through her, her— and even though people can see through her, her supporters ten-t— through her, her supporters ten-t eee— through her, her supporters don't see through her. and it's reettw— don't see through her. and it's really difficult— don't see through her. and it's really difficult to— don't see through her. and it's really difficult to actually pin enwthtng— really difficult to actually pin enwthtng en— really difficult to actually pin anything on her.— really difficult to actually pin anything on her. she's a very whw— anything on her. she's a very wttw egereter— anything on her. she's a very wily operator and— anything on her. she's a very wily operator and she's thrown htn— wily operator and she's thrown htn te— wily operator and she's thrown htn te the— wily operator and she's thrown him to the wolves— wily operator and she's thrown him to the wolves and the idiot hee— him to the wolves and the idiot hee gene— him to the wolves and the idiot hee gene wtth— him to the wolves and the idiot has gone with his— him to the wolves and the idiot has gone with his tail wagging. so has gone with his tail wagging. se enettng— has gone with his tail wagging. se enettng nn— has gone with his tail wagging. so sucking up to— has gone with his tail wagging. so sucking up to the wolves . so sucking up to the wolves. teen. — so sucking up to the wolves. teen. tht— so sucking up to the wolves. teen. thtt t— so sucking up to the wolves. yeah. phil, i think— so sucking up to the wolves. yeah. phil, i think that's- so sucking up to the wolves. yeah. phil, i think that's a really interesting point, isn't it? because meghan didn't stop harry making any of these catastrophic decisions to sell out his own family, to reveal all of the stupid things he revealed in the book, like the kill count in afghanistan that's put his security at threat and actually now when he's facing this huge backlash, she says , this huge backlash, she says, bye bye, honey. i'm going to stay here with the kids. you go and get booed. yeah. i mean , i

and get booed. yeah. i mean, i suppose if you wanted to be charitable, you could say she's been home, she's been good been at home, she's been a good mother. she's after the mother. she's looking after the the— mother. she's looking after the tte-whet— mother. she's looking after the ttte-whet-nn- mother. she's looking after the kids-what-up to?- kids. but what is she up to? whett— kids. but what is she up to? what? what's— kids. but what is she up to? what? what's she plotting away? i it what? what's she plotting away? t-tt ntght— what? what's she plotting away? i-it might-she's- i suspect it might be she's etentng— i suspect it might be she's spending getting i suspect it might be she's- spending-getting-social spending time getting her social nette— spending time getting her social nette-rnnntng- spending time getting her social media running again. media up and running again. i thtnt— media up and running again. i thtnt-te— media up and running again. i thtnt-te-thel think she wants to start the tig egetn. — think she wants to start the tig egetn. -ehe— think she wants to start the tig again. -she wants- think she wants to start the tig again. she wants to get again. i think she wants to get out-facebook- again. i think she wants to get out-facebook and. out there with facebook and twttter— out there with facebook and twttter-ett— out there with facebook and twitter - all sorts - out there with facebook and twitter all sorts of other twitter and all sorts of other thtnge— twitter and all sorts of other thtnge. ant— twitter and all sorts of other thtnge. ant t— twitter and all sorts of other things. and i she's things. and i think she's gretettw— things. and i think she'si pretettw—te probably working away to retenneh— probably working away to relaunch herself . t/ti?“ probably working away to relaunch herself. / relaunch herself. yeah, well, it's going to have to be one heck of a relaunch, isn't it, lady? see exactly . is the thing lady? see exactly. is the thing is, lady? see exactly. is the thing he. the — lady? see exactly. is the thing is, can the can— lady? see exactly. is the thing is, can the can can— lady? see exactly. is the thing is, can the can can the- ?ti7 x51“; is the thing is, can the can can the wolf nertet— is, can the can can the wolf market herself— is, can the can can the wolf market herself as a sheep? let's put market herself as a sheep? let's ent tt— market herself as a sheep? let's ent tt thet— market herself as a sheep? let's ent tt thet wew. — market herself as a sheep? let's put it that way. and can the wet— put it that way. and can the tttet trw— put it that way. and can the idiot try himself— put it that way. and can the idiot try himself, einstein ? idiot try himself, einstein? teen.— idiot try himself, einstein? teeh. thew-tt— idiot try himself, einstein? yeah, they'll try. “jig .. .q yeah, they'll try. they'll try. i think they'll fail because we've now seen through them. oh, my goodness. my royal master minds. brilliant insight as ever from lady colin campbell and phil dampier, best royal authors in the business. but coming up,

as the bbc senses its own car crash interview with twitter boss elon musk editing out the worst examples of its so—called journalism has the british bashing corporation humiliated itself worldwide ? and mumford itself worldwide? and mumford and musician turned and sons musician turned political podcaster winston marshall is going to respond to this soon live. but next, this very soon live. but next, as a staggering 1100 illegal migrants cross the channel. in the last week. but sunak refuses to say when he'll stop the boats . can the pm be trusted to protect our borders from the southern, invade asian? my superstar panel will weigh in on that next. plus, we're going to have the first look at tomorrow's newspaper . front tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .

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minister admitted today that his cast iron pledge of stopping channel migrants by the next general election was, quote, complicated , leaving voters complicated, leaving voters furious and his own mps at risk of revolt . you a pledged to stop of revolt. you a pledged to stop the teete— of revolt. you a pledged to stop the teete .— of revolt. you a pledged to stop the boats , not— of revolt. you a pledged to stop the boats , not reduce- you a pledged to stop the boats , not reduce the the boats, not reduce the nnrnert— the boats, not reduce the number, not— the boats, not reduce the number, not bring the number tewn.— number, not bring the number down. actually— number, not bring the number down. actually to _ number, not bring the number down. actually to stopping them, that down. actually to stopping them, thet tt— down. actually to stopping them, thet tt wen-t— down. actually to stopping them, that it won't happen overnight . that it won't happen overnight. ant— that it won't happen overnight. ant tve— that it won't happen overnight. ant tve teen— that it won't happen overnight. and i've been very— that it won't happen overnight. and i've been very clear- that it won't happen overnight. and i've been very clear about that. so has sunak just sunk the tories chances of stopping starmer's socialist army from reaching number 10? tonight, superstar panel gets stuck into that. next, i'm joined by alison pearson, shaun bailey and amy nicholl , the duke and duchess of nicholl, the duke and duchess of delusion live up to their nicknames with friends claiming meghan snub of the king's coronation comes from wait for it authenticity , respect and it authenticity, respect and love. but as even liz truss takes a swipe at the sideshow, sussexes as it's his day , this sussexes as it's his day, this is about us. celebrate being the

new monarch issues— -ti celebrate being the new monarch issues around harry and new monarch issues around harry ent tteghen— new monarch issues around harry ent tteghen ee— new monarch issues around harry ent taeghen e— new monarch issues around harry and meghan are a bit of a etteehew— and meghan are a bit of a sideshow to— and meghan are a bit of a sideshow to that. so isn't the trnth — sideshow to that. so isn't the trnth thet— sideshow to that. so isn't the truth that coronation chicken tteghen— truth that coronation chicken taeghen etngtw— truth that coronation chicken meghan simply can't face getting teeet— meghan simply can't face getting teeet tw— meghan simply can't face getting booed by furious— meghan simply can't face getting booed by furious brits? that's the htg— booed by furious brits? that's the big debate— booed by furious brits? that's the big debate in our media buzz. go woke go broke budweiser lose their fizz after a staggering £5 billion has wiped off the value of its parent company amid their hated partnership with trans agitator dylan mulvaney, fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. lets rip on the beer firm's commercial suicide and reveals which woke executive is being blamed for the company's hangover from hell. plus was this the final nail in the alien bbc's coffin ? so at some point, bbc's coffin? so at some point, eeetng— bbc's coffin? so at some point, eeetng the— bbc's coffin? so at some point, seeing the euphoria,— titit�*” “7 so at some point, seeing the euphoria, hateful eentent— seeing the euphoria, hateful eentent ent— seeing the euphoria, hateful content and i'm— seeing the euphoria, hateful content and i'm asking for one exempte— content and i'm asking for one evengte. rtghtt— content and i'm asking for one example, right? you can't give a etngte— example, right? you can't give a etngte — example, right? you can't give a single one. and— example, right? you can't give a single one. and i'm- example, right? you can't give a single one. “ti “g single one. and i'm saying i then i say so that you don't know what you're talking about . know what you're talking about. unbelievably, the beeb intense finally deleted those embarrassing clips from their low grade interview with elon musk when they finally broadcast

it television . one man who's musk when they finally broadcast it nozlevision . one man who's musk when they finally broadcast it no timeion . one man who's musk when they finally broadcast it no time for . one man who's musk when they finally broadcast it no time for censorship who's musk when they finally broadcast it no time for censorship as o's got no time for censorship as free speech champion winston marshall, who famously left behind a glittering rock career with mumford and sons after refusing bow to the woke mob, refusing to bow to the woke mob, he'll dissect the beeb's latest self—implosion in an exclusive interview with me shortly . interview with me shortly. there'll also be a new greatest britain and union jackass named before the night is out. tomorrow's page before the night is out. tomoroff's page before the night is out. tomoroff's press page before the night is out. tomoroff's press , page before the night is out. tomoroff's press , too. page is hot off the press, too. first, though, polly middlehurst with headlines . dan with the news headlines. dan thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb wewe— you. the top story tonight on gb wewe greettent— the top story tonight on gb news president biden says the uk gevernnent— news president biden says the uk government should be working eteeetw— government should be working more closely with the irish gevernnent— more closely with the irish government to _ more closely with the irish government to support northern retent— government to support northern tretent. tn— government to support northern tretent. tn e— government to support northern ireland. in a historic address to ireland. in a historic address te the— ireland. in a historic address te the then— ireland. in a historic address to the irish parliament, mr. htten— to the irish parliament, mr. htten eett— to the irish parliament, mr. biden said the— to the irish parliament, mr. biden said the good friday egreenent— biden said the good friday agreement had— biden said the good friday agreement had a significant neetttve— agreement had a significant positive impact— agreement had a significant positive impact and he urged theee— positive impact and he urged those assembled to ensure that neither— those assembled to ensure that political violence— those assembled to ensure that political violence must never be ettewet— political violence must never be ettewet egetn— political violence must never be allowed again to— political violence must never be allowed again to take hold . his

allowed again to take hold. his comments received warm applause as comments received warm applause ee he— comments received warm applause ee he eeete— comments received warm applause ee he enete tn— comments received warm applause as he spoke in front— comments received warm applause as he spoke in front of his son, hnnter— as he spoke in front of his son, hnnter ent— as he spoke in front of his son, hunter and sister— as he spoke in front of his son, hunter and sister valerie biden . owtws— hunter and sister valerie biden . owens president biden also eeete— . owens president biden also enete et— . owens president biden also egete et the— . owens president biden also spoke of the shared history tetween— spoke of the shared history between ireland and the united stetee— between ireland and the united stetee ent— between ireland and the united states and touched on the events thet— states and touched on the events thet tet— states and touched on the events thet ttet the— states and touched on the events that tied the two— states and touched on the events that tied the two nations tegether— that tied the two nations tegether . — that tied the two nations together . that tied the two nations- together . these stories are the together. these stories are the very heart of what binds ireland and america together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a president written by our shared responsibility , and they speak responsibility, and they speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities . so today shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the endunng i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the connection between ireland and the united states. a partnership for the ages here, the chancellor says the outlook for the uk's economy is brighter than expected , despite new than expected, despite new figures showing there was no growth in the month of february . data from the office for wettenet— data from the office for national statistics shows a 0.4% teereee tn— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross— national statistics shows a 0.4% decrease in gross domestic etretnet— decrease in gross domestic gretnet tren—

decrease in gross domestic product from january. the eervteee— product from january. the services sector— product from january. the services sector fell with the ons— services sector fell with the ewe etentng— services sector fell with the ons blaming strike action by teeehere— ons blaming strike action by teachers and— ons blaming strike action by teachers and civil servants. a tett— teachers and civil servants. a tett tn— teachers and civil servants. a tett tn gee— teachers and civil servants. a fall in gas and— teachers and civil servants. a fall in gas and electricity neege— fall in gas and electricity neege te— fall in gas and electricity usage to due— fall in gas and electricity usage to due to milder weather etee— usage to due to milder weather was also held— usage to due to milder weather was also held responsible all tentght— was also held responsible all now tonight the— was also held responsible all now tonight the fbi has arrested a now tonight the fbi has arrested e us— now tonight the fbi has arrested ens wettenet— now tonight the fbi has arrested a us national guardsman named as jack a us national guardsman named as week nengtee— a us national guardsman named as jack douglas dushera in massachusetts, following the teet— massachusetts, following the teet et— massachusetts, following the teet et eve— massachusetts, following the leak of over 100— massachusetts, following the leak of over 100 highly classified— leak of over 100 highly classified pentagon documents. the classified pentagon documents. the teet— classified pentagon documents. the teet te— classified pentagon documents. the leak is believed to be the meet— the leak is believed to be the most serious— the leak is believed to be the most serious security breach in weere— most serious security breach in weere .— most serious security breach in weere . sene— most serious security breach in weere . sene et— most serious security breach in years . some of the documents are years. some of the documents are tettevet— years. some of the documents are tettevet te— years. some of the documents are tettevet te te— years. some of the documents are believed to be related to ntretne-e— believed to be related to ukraine's military capabilities. it ukraine's military capabilities. tt etee— ukraine's military capabilities. it also included— ukraine's military capabilities. it also included embarrassing tnternetten— it also included embarrassing information about us allies . and information about us allies. and here— information about us allies. and here etght— information about us allies. and here eight serving— information about us allies. and here eight serving and former ttetrenettte— here eight serving and former metropolita police officers have teen— metropolita police officers have teen tennt— metropolita police officers have been found guilty— metropolita police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct— been found guilty of gross misconduct over discriminatory ent— misconduct over discriminatory ent ettenetve— misconduct over discriminatory and offensive messages. they eent— and offensive messages. they eent en— and offensive messages. they sent on whatsapp. the officers , sent on whatsapp. the officers, seven men and— sent on whatsapp. the officers, seven men and one woman, were tennt— seven men and one woman, were tennt te— seven men and one woman, were tennt te neve— seven men and one woman, were found to have sent— seven men and one woman, were found to have sent sexist, reetet— found to have sent sexist, reetet .— found to have sent sexist, racist , homophobic found to have sent sexist, racist, homophobic and disabled

eernrnenet tn— racist, homophobic and disabled comments in a— racist, homophobic and disabled comments in a group chat, tnetnttng— comments in a group chat, including talking about katie thee-e— including talking about katie trtee-e een— including talking about katie price's son, harvey's disability ent— price's son, harvey's disability ent hte— price's son, harvey's disability and his weight— price's son, harvey's disability and his weight during the fifth day and his weight during the fifth tew et— and his weight during the fifth tew et the— and his weight during the fifth day of the hearing, the legal ehetr— day of the hearing, the legal chair described— day of the hearing, the legal chair described the breach of etenterte— chair described the breach of standards as— chair described the breach of standards as so— chair described the breach of standards as so serious it rnettttet— standards as so serious it justified dismissal . you're up justified dismissal. you're up to justified dismissal. you're up te tete— justified dismissal. you're up te tete en— justified dismissal. you're up to date on tv— justified dismissal. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio ent— to date on tv online dab+ radio ent en— to date on tv online dab+ radio ent en the— to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune— to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in— to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app with gb wene— and on the tune in app with gb news britain's— and on the tune in app with gb news britain's news channel. neet— news britain's news channel. neet new— news britain's news channel. neet te— news britain's news channel. back now to dan— news britain's news channel. back now to dan wootton . tonight back now to dan wootton. tonight im tomorrow's news tonight now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in and the metro leads with the sad passing of the fashion icon mary quant, one of the most internationally recognised designers who today sadly died aged 93. the paper pays tribute by saying mary put the swing into the 60s. the guardian reports that senior tories have hit out at suella braverman,

accusing her of, quote , racist accusing her of, quote, racist rhetoric in recent months . good rhetoric in recent months. good to speak. they really want to do enwthtng.— to speak. they really want to do enwthtng. ten-t— to speak. they really want to do anything, don't they— to speak. they really want to do anything, don't they ,_ they really want to do anything, don't they , to finish anything, don't they, to finiin off anything, don't they, to finish ett e— anything, don't they, to finish ett e nen— anything, don't they, to finish off a non white— anything, don't they, to finish off a non white home secretary. whet— off a non white home secretary. whet te— off a non white home secretary. whet te tt— off a non white home secretary. whet te tt thet— off a non white home secretary. what is it that the— off a non white home secretary. what is it that the guardian- what is it that the guardian hates so much about non—white home secretaries? because i seem to remember they had the same problem with priti patel . problem with priti patel. ironic. star leads ironic. the daily star leads with the price of deodorant. now reaching five, what, £5? that's as inflation continues to push the price of everyday essentials up, you've still got to use it, though, folks. please, god . my though, folks. please, god. my superstar panel back with me now . got their . hopefully they've got their deodorant on top. daily telegraph columnist allison pearson smells pearson. your shoe smells amazing. i you . former amazing. i promise you. former conservative london mayoral candidate bailey the candidate shaun bailey and the author broadcast amy nicholl author and broadcast amy nicholl now , it's less than 100 days now, it's less than 100 days since pm sunak and his first major speech since his establishment coup against liz truss made this one of his five cast iron pledges . we will pass cast iron pledges. we will pass new laws to stop small boats, making sure that if you come to

this country illegally , you are this country illegally, you are detained and swiftly removed . detained and swiftly removed. but fishy rishi may have just tossed that promise aside today, refusing to guarantee that he would stop the boats by the next election. you pledged to stop the boats , not reduce the the boats, not reduce the number, not bring the number down. actually, to stopping then.— down. actually, to stopping then. wtt— down. actually, to stopping them. will you— i actually, to stopping them. will you have done that by them. will you have done that by the the— them. will you have done that by the ttne et— them. will you have done that by the time of the— them. will you have done that by the time of the next— them. will you have done that by the time of the next election? teet. — the time of the next election? teet. tve— the time of the next election? look, i've always— the time of the next election? look, i've always also- the time of the next election? look, i've always also said that this is not something that is a easy it is a complicated problem where there's no sing single simple solution that will that will fix it. and i've also said it won't happen overnight, and i've been very clear about that. but people should know it but people should know that it is huge , hugely important to me. is huge, hugely important to me. it's important to the it's hugely important to the country we need to fix the country and we need to fix the system as a matter of fairness more than anything else . sunak more than anything else. sunak feedback on what i believe is one of the most crucial issues facing britain today will be a punchin facing britain today will be a punch in the guts for dedicated conservatives who have fought tirelessly to secure the

sovereignty of our borders and risks dividing the party as if more proof of the scale of the crisis were needed. yesterday, it revealed staggering it was revealed a staggering 1100 migrants the 1100 migrants crossed the channelin 1100 migrants crossed the channel in the last week alone, putting the total at 4850. so far year. and remember, far this year. and remember, it's been cold and up until now . so. allison pearson look, i wanted to believe i actually really wanted to believe that sunak was serious about this pledge. and i wanted to give him an opportunity to deliver it. but this wasn't fighting talk today. it was weak , waffling. today. it was weak, waffling. it's just very hard to understand what he's. i'm looking forward to hearing what eeene— looking forward to hearing what sean's explanation for this can heteet — sean's explanation for this can bekasi political— sean's explanation for this can bekasi political act. we've only got bekasi political act. we've only get e— bekasi political act. we've only get e eenete— bekasi political act. we've only get e eenete et— bekasi political act. we've only got a couple of weeks to go to the— got a couple of weeks to go to the thew— got a couple of weeks to go to the may elections— got a couple of weeks to go to the may elections and that teertng— the may elections and that tearing sound— the may elections and that tearing sound you can hear thet-e— tearing sound you can hear thet-entne— tearing sound you can hear that's the conservative that's all the conservative canvassers_ that's all the conservative canvassers was- that's all the conservative canvassers was tearing up the teettete —tn- canvassers was tearing up the leaflets, _ in thei leaflets, putting them in the bin _themselves| bin and pouring themselves a terge— bin and pouring themselves a large-because- bin and pouring themselves a large-because he- bin and pouring themselves a large because he if he large drink because he if he wentet— large drink because he if he wanted-sink— large drink because he if he wanted-sink the- large drink because he if he wanted sink the conservative wanted to sink the conservative greegeete— wanted to sink the conservative greegeete-ttew— wanted to sink the conservative prospects may local prospects for the may local eteettene— prospects for the may local elections dreadful and now elections are dreadful and now thew-re— elections are dreadful and now

thew-re trnt— elections are dreadful and now they're kind of— elections are dreadful and now they're kind of non—existent. so whet-e— they're kind of non—existent. so where hegeentng— they're kind of non—existent. so what's happening, dan, is there are what's happening, dan, is there twe— what's happening, dan, is there are two forces— what's happening, dan, is there are two forces going in the are two forces going on in the gevernent — are two forces going on in the government. �*jtthti are two forces going on in the government. git. are two forces going on in the government. idtit. government. we've got suella braverman. she great braverman. she gave a great tntervtew— braverman. she gave a great interview-halligan. braverman. she gave a great interview-halligan gb interview to liam halligan on gb wewe— interview to liam halligan on gb wewe ent— interview to liam halligan on gb wewe ent ehe— interview to liam halligan on gb news and she basically said she nete— news and she basically said she nete e— news and she basically said she made a veiled— news and she basically said she made a veiled threat against snneh— made a veiled threat against snneh-ehe— made a veiled threat against sunak,-she ? - made a veiled threat against sunak,-she ? she. made a veiled threat against. sunak,-she ? she wants sunak, didn't she? she wants eentng— sunak, didn't she? she wants coming out of the echr . that's coming out of the echr. that's the european convention- titit“ “g j that's the european convention on human ttghte— the european convention on human ttghte-tett— the european convention on human ttghte-tettlthe- the european convention on human rights-leftithe table- rights, to be left on the table . we— rights, to be left on the table . we het— rights, to be left on the table . we het tte— rights, to be left on the table . we had liz truss- rights, to be left on the table . we had liz truss no- rights, to be left on the table . we had liz truss no longer our prime minister. sadly saying today in washington , liz said we today in washington, liz said we either need to leave the echr or disregard them altogether . that disregard them altogether. that is the kind of fighting talk you have to have to have rishi sunak wringing his hands and saying it's complicated, it's not very complicated . it'd do you want complicated. it'd do you want thousands of undocumented migrants, some from syria , iraq, migrants, some from syria, iraq, afghanistan and terroris that's, by the way, could easily be terrorists coming here, thousands and thousands in hotels. it's quite possible there could be a quarter of a million of these undocumented migrants in the uk by the 2024 general election . guaranteed

general election. guaranteed failure . why didn't he lie? sean failure. why didn't he lie? sean why didn't he just say just sean, you're our top tory on the panel sean, you're our top tory on the panel. okay. alison's laid down the gennttet— panel. okay. alison's laid down the gauntlet now.— panel. okay. alison's laid down the gauntlet now. so— okay. alison's laid down the gauntlet now. so firstly , the gauntlet now. so firstly, tte— the gauntlet now. so firstly, tt-e net— the gauntlet now. so firstly, tt-e net nw— the gauntlet now. so firstly, tt-e net nw reh— the gauntlet now. so firstly, it's not my job to defend the pm nnteee— it's not my job to defend the pm nnteee he— it's not my job to defend the pm unless he wants— it's not my job to defend the pm unless he wants to— it's not my job to defend the pm unless he wants to give me a get.— unless he wants to give me a get. we.— unless he wants to give me a ret. we. teet— unless he wants to give me a job. no, look, the— unless he wants to give me a job. no, look, the thing is that reetttw— job. no, look, the thing is that reetttw ettee— job. no, look, the thing is that reality bites, isn't— job. no, look, the thing is that reality bites, isn't it? so when he wee— reality bites, isn't it? so when he twent— reality bites, isn't it? so when he was brand new, made all he was brand new, he made all theee—new- he was brand new, he made all these—now he's. he was brand new, he made alli these—now he's had these pledges and now he's had etvtt— these pledges and now he's had civil servants— these pledges and now he's had civil servants whisper in his eet-getng- civil servants whisper in his eet-getngltel civil servants whisper in his. ear-goinglbe tough. ear, this is going to be tough. ant— ear, this is going to be tough. ant he-e— ear, this is going to be tough. ant he-e tn— ear, this is going to be tough. and he's in defence. he's and he's in his defence. he's tnet— and he's in his defence. he's trtetltett— and he's in his defence. he's tried .tell the— and he's in his defence. he's tried tell the truth. he's tried to tell the truth. he's tnet— tried to tell the truth. he's trtet te— tried to tell the truth. he's trtet te tew— tried to tell the truth. he's tried to lay it— tried to tell the truth. he's tried to lay it out. but what hee— tried to lay it out. but what he-e get— tried to lay it out. but what he-e get te— tried to lay it out. but what he's got to understand, he has an he's got to understand, he has en—ttght— he's got to understand, he has en—ttght tetew- an election to fight today teeenee— an election to fight todayi because-coming an election to fight today- because-coming up and because the locals coming up and in because the locals coming up and tn—the— because the locals coming up and tn—the generet- in the future, the general eteetten — in the future, the general election should have election say he should have eenttnnet— election say he should have continued-that- election say he should have. continued-that-talk continued to that fighting talk for continued to that fighting talk tet-tnnenent— continued to that fighting talki for-important-yes, for two important reasons. yes, there-e— for two important reasons. yes, there'slpolitics_ for two important reasons. yes, there's politics but there's a politics of it, but tte— there's a politics of it, but it's-message- there's a politics of it, but- it's-messagelsends it's also the message it sends to it's also the message it sends te—tnvetveti to the civil servants involved to the civil servants involved t0..— to the civil servants involved tel eetnettw— to the civil servants involved to-, actually, i- to the civil servants involved to , actually, i you to the civil servants involved. to-, actually, i-you to to say, actually, i need you to entt— to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent- to say, actually, i need you to ent—ent ee- to say, actually, i need you to pull—out as well.| to say, actually, i need you to pullthe out as well. to say, actually, i need you to pullthe prime out as well. to say, actually, i need you to pullthe prime minister, well. to say, actually, i need you to pullthe prime minister, soll. to say, actually, i need you to pullthe prime minister, so i'm i'm the prime minister, so i'm eettng— i'm the prime minister, so i'm eettng wen— i'm the prime minister, so i'm eettng wen te— i'm the prime minister, so i'm asking you to do— i'm the prime minister, so i'm asking you to do and what rishi neete— asking you to do and what rishi neete te— asking you to do and what rishi needs to realise _ asking you to do and what rishi needs to realise this is this is a needs to realise this is this is e etg— needs to realise this is this is e ttg — needs to realise this is this is ettg tt— needs to realise this is this is a big issue. if you're down here in-south—east_ a big issue. if you're down here in south—east london, in the south—east of london, in the— the south—east of the country, eertetntw— the south—east of the country, eentent-.— the south—east of the country, eertetntw-. tt- the south—east of the country, certainly , it might not certainly london, it might not be ee— certainly london, it might not be ee ttg— certainly london, it might not be ee ttg e— certainly london, it might not be as big a issue— certainly london, it might not be as big a issue as it is on the— be as big a issue as it is on the-tt— be as big a issue as it is on the-rt he— be as big a issue as it is on the-if he-answer| be as big a issue as it is on- the-if he-answer this the coast. if he can answer this gneetten— the coast. if he can answer this gneetten-wttt- the coast. if he can answer this question,-will be-

the coast. if he can answer this question, will be an question, then it will be an enormous step— question, then it will be an enormous step towards winning the—heeeneel the general election. because i'll-something- the general election. because i'll something now, the general election. because i'll starmer;omething now, the general election. because i'll starmer absolutelyiow, the general election. because i'll starmer absolutely doesn't keir starmer absolutely doesn't heve — keir starmer absolutely doesn't heveenewelr— keir starmer absolutely doesn't have-answer to— keir starmer absolutely doesn't have answer to this question. have an answer to this question. tente— have an answer to this question. wente—went- you're saying is that you'd prefer lie because the prefer him to lie because the only way it's an impossible task. you cannot stop these boats . you cannot particularly, boats. you cannot particularly, particularly when as conservative governments have closed down safe and legal routes, which is obviously going to increase the number of illegal small boat crossings . illegal small boat crossings. none you're saying is none of what you're saying is ttne— none of what you're saying is tne-teet— none of what you're saying is tne-teet et- none of what you're saying is true.-look at the- true. so let's look at the hteterw— true. so let's look at the hteterw. the— true. so let's look at the history. the australians stopped it. history. the australians stopped ttltnneeettte— history. the australians stopped it.-impossible .— history. the australians stopped it. impossible . the it. it's impossible. the australians— it. it's impossible. the australians not limited it. it's impossible. the- australians-not limited by australians were not limited by tente— australians were not limited by tent. tnt— australians were not limited by tent. tnt tn— australians were not limited by echr, but i'm i'm— australians were not limited by echr, but i'm i'm answering to teeve— echr, but i'm i'm answering to teeve tn— echr, but i'm i'm answering to leave. i'm answering a simple gneetten— leave. i'm answering a simple gneetten. tn— leave. i'm answering a simple question. i'm asking a simple gneetten— question. i'm asking a simple gneetten. te— question. i'm asking a simple gneetten. te tt— question. i'm asking a simple question. is it possible? yes, it question. is it possible? yes, t he. — question. is it possible? yes, t he. tte— question. is it possible? yes, it is. it's not.— question. is it possible? yes, it is. it's not. rishi sunak's. retent— it is. it's not. rishi sunak's. rishi chinook's_ it is. it's not. rishi sunak's. rishi chinook's correct. . rishi chinook's correct. it's hert— rishi chinook's correct. it's hert. wetn— rishi chinook's correct. it's hard. main response . well, the hard. main response. well, the australian system was incredibly inhumane. no, no, no. yes we could do that. you're making enen— could do that. you're making eneh e— could do that. you're making such a mistake— could do that. you're making such a mistake .— could do that. you're making such a mistake . and- ii titit you're making such a mistake . and this is what such a mistake. and this is what all such a mistake. and this is what ett wen— such a mistake. and this is what ett wen reente— such a mistake. and this is what ett wen geegte en— such a mistake. and this is what all you people on the hard left do. all you people on the hard left te-tt— all you people on the hard left do.-it infuriates-it- do. and it infuriates me. it was the— do. and it infuriates me. it was the-hnnene— do. and it infuriates me. it was the humane response because the most humane response because gneee— the most humane response because gneee whett— the most humane response because guess what? absolutely smashed the-ennggttng— guess what? absolutely smashed the smuggling gangs. do the people smuggling gangs. do you the people smuggling gangs. do wen net— the people smuggling gangs. do you not understand? no, no. dan, nen— you not understand? no, no. dan, hen eneetet— you not understand? no, no. dan, dan smashed their—

you not understand? no, no. dan, dan smashed their business netet— dan smashed their business netet-hennenl model. it doesn't happen. no teete— model. it doesn't happen. no boats-australia- model. it doesn't happen. no boats australia now at boats arrive in australia now at ett— boats arrive in australia now at ett-neente— boats arrive in australia now at ett-neente heve- all. those people have been eevet— all. those people have been eevet . — all. those people have been saved . people— all. those people have been saved . people in- all. those people have been saved. “ saved. people in detention centres not solve the centres does not solve the problem. that's inhumane . what problem. that's inhumane. what you to smash the problem, smash the people smuggling model number give people number of people you give people into opportunity facilities to apply into opportunity facilities to apply for resettlement schemes. currently resettlement schemes do not exist, which is obviously fuelling people smuggling. what is humane about putting tens of thousands of undocumented migrants in british? four and three star hotels— migrants in british? four and three star hotels when- g “ . ti“7 four and three star hotels when we have our own army veterans sleeping on our own army veterans sleeping en the— our own army veterans sleeping en the etreete— our own army veterans sleeping on the streets, we— our own army veterans sleeping on the streets, we have to start ehewtng— on the streets, we have to start showing humanity. (th24er showing humanity. okay. but theee— showing humanity. okay. but those those those army veterans are not on the street because of migrants . they're two completely migrants. they're two completely separate. you're spending the nenew— separate. you're spending the rnenew tte— separate. you're spending the money. it's about— you're spending the money. it's about money. it's etent— money. it's about money. it's etent t— money. it's about money. it's etent r en— money. it's about money. it's about i can guarantee you they'd ett— about i can guarantee you they'd still-without— about i can guarantee you they'd still-without them.- still be there without them. i went— still be there without them. i went te — still be there without them. i went te tnrn— still be there without them. i want to turn to— still be there without them. i want to turn to this guardian, ent—tn- want to turn to this guardian,- ent—tn hetete and i don't want them in hotels ether.— and i don't want them in hotels etthen-tnet— and i don't want them in hotels either.-just-want- either. can i just say i want to renrtn— either. can i just say i want to retnrnlthte— either. can i just say i want to return .this -fronti return to this guardian front page— return to this guardian front nege-thte— return to this guardian front- page -this.astonishing page because this is astonishing etntt. — page because this is astonishing etntt. -te— page because this is astonishing etntt. -te the — page because this is astonishing stuff. -is the left- page because this is astonishing stuff. is the left now stuff. so this is the left now eenegtrtng— stuff. so this is the left now conspiring with— stuff. so this is the left now conspiring with folk in the conservative _ conspiring with folk in the conservative party to try and get— conservative party to try and get enette— conservative party to try and get suella braverman sacked a tether— get suella braverman sacked a

terner eenten— get suella braverman sacked a former senior minister from nene— former senior minister from boris johnson's— former senior minister from boris johnson's government told the enetten— boris johnson's government told the guardian they— boris johnson's government told the guardian they believed braverman , who of course, has braverman, who of course, has a teeetnettng— braverman, who of course, has a fascinating history— braverman, who of course, has a fascinating history of her own when— fascinating history of her own when t— fascinating history of her own when it comes— fascinating history of her own when it comes to— fascinating history of her own when it comes to ethnicity, is a reet— when it comes to ethnicity, is a reet reetet— when it comes to ethnicity, is a real racist bigot— when it comes to ethnicity, is a real racist bigot .— when it comes to ethnicity, is a real racist bigot . what's going real racist bigot. what's going on real racist bigot. what's going en heret— real racist bigot. what's going on here? look,— real racist bigot. what's going on here? look, we— real racist bigot. what's going on here? look, we are in a world thet— on here? look, we are in a world thet tt— on here? look, we are in a world thet tt wen— on here? look, we are in a world now that if you can— on here? look, we are in a world now that if you can attach an tern — now that if you can attach an tern te— now that if you can attach an ism to somebody,— now that if you can attach an ism to somebody, you can remove them. — ism to somebody, you can remove them. se— ism to somebody, you can remove them. se tt— ism to somebody, you can remove them. so if they're— ism to somebody, you can remove them. so if they're sexist, reetet— them. so if they're sexist, reetet .— them. so if they're sexist, racist , whatever it is, you can racist, whatever it is, you can then.— racist, whatever it is, you can- remove them.-challenge remove them. however, challenge thet—neve- remove them. however, challenge thet—heve .- that suella will always have. she-e— that suella will always have. she-e e— that suella will always have. she's a politician who leads tren— she's a politician who leads tren the— she's a politician who leads from the front.— she's a politician who leads from the front. she's saying, the— from the front. she's saying, the-went- from the front. she's saying, this-want to- from the front. she's saying, this -want to do. i from the front. she's saying, this want to do. and this is what i want to do. and any— this is what i want to do. and enw getttteten— this is what i want to do. and any politician who wants to do thtnge— any politician who wants to do thtnge-tette— any politician who wants to do things-tells the-is. things and tells the truth is etten— things and tells the truth is etten|een— things and tells the truth is oftenican.just- things and tells the truth is often can just at it often. can we just look at it went— often. can we just look at it wenttltt— often. can we just look at it would-it would- often. can we just look at it would it would be it would be would be it would be it would be tneretttte— would be it would be it would be tneretttte-.— would be it would be it would be incredible-. it— would be it would be it would be incredible . it would incredible to me. it would be tneretttte— incredible to me. it would be incredible -to- incredible to me. it would be incredible to suggest that incredible to me to suggest that enette— incredible to me to suggest that snette te— incredible to me to suggest that snette te e— incredible to me to suggest that suella is a racist.— incredible to me to suggest that suella is a racist. let's be eteer— suella is a racist. let's be eteer. — suella is a racist. let's be eteer. she— suella is a racist. let's be clear. she is— suella is a racist. let's be clear. “g suella is a racist. let's be clear. “rig clear. she is trying to deal with a problem that involves race. but to say she's a racist, i race. but to say she's a racist, tthtnt— race. but to say she's a racist, tthtnt ehe— race. but to say she's a racist, tthtnt ehe te— race. but to say she's a racist, i think she is a— i but to say she's a racist, i think she is a revolting smear egetnet— i think she is a revolting smear against suella. _ i think she is a revolting smear against suella. of— i think she is a revolting smear against suella. cj�*" titi . against suella. of course it's net.— against suella. of course it's not. she is completely. every single week she is connected to some sort of racist scandal. for instance , the pakistani men

for instance, the pakistani men eernent— for instance, the pakistani men eernent thre— for instance, the pakistani men comment this week the golly nette— comment this week the golly dolls situation— comment this week the golly dolls situation . _ comment this week the golly dolls situation . ' “ ”j’jt'ilii: ir?:i dolls situation. an there are tee— dolls situation. an there are too many things attached to suella braverman to make it a coincidence. it's suella braverman to make it a coincidence . it's absolute coincidence. it's absolute rnttteh— coincidence. it's absolute rubbish. now— coincidence. it's absolute rubbish. now look- titit “ti ii it's absolute rubbish. now look what we ri.rir “ti. ii it's absolute rubbish. now look what we just eertter— rubbish. now look what we just saw earlier from _ rubbish. now look what we just saw earlier from rishi sunak eertetntw— saw earlier from rishi sunak certainly wasn't— saw earlier from rishi sunak certainly wasn't his finest nernent— certainly wasn't his finest moment since— certainly wasn't his finest moment since taking office, but at moment since taking office, but et teeet— moment since taking office, but et teeet he— moment since taking office, but at least he could— moment since taking office, but at least he could define what a woman is today. _ at least he could define what a woman is today. unlike the teeter— woman is today. unlike the teeter et— woman is today. unlike the leader of the _ woman is today. unlike the leader of the opposition. look did leader of the opposition. look ttt str— leader of the opposition. look ttt str tetr— leader of the opposition. look did sir keir said— leader of the opposition. look did sir keir said recently that eete— did sir keir said recently that eete et— did sir keir said recently that 99% of women— did sir keir said recently that 99% of women i— did sir keir said recently that 99% of women i quote of course, heven-t— 99% of women i quote of course, heven-t get— 99% of women i quote of course, heven-t get e— 99% of women i quote of course, haven't got a penis.— 99% of women i quote of course, haven't got a penis. ti ti i haven't got a penis. he said sir tetr— haven't got a penis. he said sir keir had said 99.9% of women don't have penises. that means 1 in don't have penises. that means 1 tn teee— don't have penises. that means 1 tn teee te. — don't have penises. that means 1 in 1000 do. well,— don't have penises. that means 1 in 1000 do. well, nick,- i“ . irti“ that means 1 in 1000 do. well, nick, what i'd in1000 do. well, nick, what i'd say— in1000 do. well, nick, what i'd eew te— in1000 do. well, nick, what i'd eew te tn— in1000 do. well, nick, what i'd eew te tn trwtng— in1000 do. well, nick, what i'd say is i'm trying to— in 1000 do. well, nick, what i'd say is i'm trying to set out a common sense,— say is i'm trying to set out a common sense, respectable , common sense, respectable, teterent— common sense, respectable, tolerant position _ common sense, respectable, tolerant position in which we can advance a key debate . �*jtttj“?. can advance a key debate. what rereentege— can advance a key debate. what percentage would you put it at? i so i have a slightly different point of view to him on this. and look, i've been very clear thet— and look, i've been very clear thet-tt— and look, i've been very clear thet-rt wen— and look, i've been very clear that-it you know,- and look, i've been very clear that it you know, on this that when it you know, on this on that when it you know, on this en thre— that when it you know, on this en thte tente— that when it you know, on this on this topic, it's— that when it you know, on this on this topic, it's100. of course, i think- on this topic, it's100. of course, i think the and of tt— course, i think the and of course it is— course, i think the and of course it is so— course, i think the and of course it is so long as the woke tetenr— course it is so long as the woke tetenr tertw— course it is so long as the woke labour party continues scoring

geete— labour party continues scoring geete .— labour party continues scoring own goals , there— labour party continues scoring own goals , there is a chance of own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak.— own goals, there is a chance of for success sunak. but he's got to for success sunak. but he's got te etet— for success sunak. but he's got te ettet te— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those— for success sunak. but he's got to stick to those pledges. he nnet— to stick to those pledges. he nnet .— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison— to stick to those pledges. he must . allison pearson , sean must. allison pearson, sean bailey— must. allison pearson, sean bailey anw— must. allison pearson, sean bailey, amy nicholl , do stand by bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by teeenee— bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by because coming— bailey, amy nicholl, do stand by because coming up, as friends of the sneeeee— because coming up, as friends of the sussexes say— because coming up, as friends of the sussexes say meghan's teeteten— the sussexes say meghan's teeteten te— the sussexes say meghan's decision to snub the coronation am...— decision to snub the coronation eenee- theee— decision to snub the coronation came a place authentic came from a place of authentic pity-— came from a place of authentic gttw. eeeee— came from a place of authentic gttw. eeeee-teve— came from a place of authentic pity. peace love has she pity. peace and love has she eetnettw— pity. peace and love has she eetnettw tnet— pity. peace and love has she actually just thrown harry to the wee— actually just thrown harry to the tvee t— actually just thrown harry to the wolves ? and does still the wolves? and does he still teeerve— the wolves? and does he still teeerve te— the wolves? and does he still deserve to get— the wolves? and does he still deserve to get booed when he arrives alone?— deserve to get booed when he arrives alone? my— deserve to get booed when he arrives alone? my superstar eenet— arrives alone? my superstar tenet gete— arrives alone? my superstar panel gets stuck into that. ttne— panel gets stuck into that. rtne wett— panel gets stuck into that. plus, we'll have more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages nnt— tomorrow's newspaper front pages tnt next.— tomorrow's newspaper front pages soon. but next, with— tomorrow's newspaper front pages soon. but next, with the bbc in tether— soon. but next, with the bbc in tether-tetng— soon. but next, with the bbc in bother being caught out bother after being caught out netng— bother after being caught out- making—questionable making some pretty questionable ente—wtth- cuts to their interview with twttter— cuts to their interview with twitter ceo _ cuts to their interview with twitter ceo elon musk is state censored media— twitter ceo elon musk is state censored media spreading beyond ttneete— censored media spreading beyond ttneete ent— censored media spreading beyond russia and north— censored media spreading beyond russia and north korea to our ehereet— russia and north korea to our ehereet tn— russia and north korea to our shores? i'm joined by former ttnntert— shores? i'm joined by former mumford and— shores? i'm joined by former mumford and sons star winston and mumford and sons star winston ent tterehett— mumford and sons star winston and marshall, the— mumford and sons star winston and marshall, the free speech ehennten— and marshall, the free speech ehennten .— and marshall, the free speech champion , straight after the .

break welcome treet- welcome back. treet— welcome back. now biased bbc teeee— welcome back. now biased bbc teeee neve— welcome back. now biased bbc bosses have found— welcome back. now biased bbc bosses have found themselves entrettet— bosses have found themselves embroiled in— bosses have found themselves embroiled in more controversy thre— embroiled in more controversy thte week— embroiled in more controversy thte weet ee— embroiled in more controversy this week as the— embroiled in more controversy this week as the supposedly tnnentet— this week as the supposedly impartial state— this week as the supposedly impartial state broadcaster made some misleading— impartial state broadcaster made some misleading cuts to their wttetw— some misleading cuts to their wttetw gennet— some misleading cuts to their widely panned interview with the twttter— widely panned interview with the twttter eee. — widely panned interview with the twitter ceo, elon _ widely panned interview with the twitter ceo, elon musk. this is the etttet— twitter ceo, elon musk. this is the edited version— twitter ceo, elon musk. this is the edited version they put out on the edited version they put out en the— the edited version they put out on the official— the edited version they put out on the official elon musk tntervtew— on the official elon musk interview with— on the official elon musk interview with the bbc , interview with the bbc, eententertw— interview with the bbc, particularly around hate speech in particularly around hate speech tn the— particularly around hate speech tn the eennenw— particularly around hate speech in the company. is that what are you— in the company. is that what are wen tetttng— in the company. is that what are you talking about?— in the company. is that what are you talking about? i mean, do you— you talking about? i mean, do wen nee— you talking about? i mean, do you use twitter?— you talking about? i mean, do you use twitter? right? do you e tn— you use twitter? right? do you see a rise in hate— you use twitter? right? do you see a rise in hate speech? i . tnet— see a rise in hate speech? i . rnet e— see a rise in hate speech? i mean , just a personal anecdote,

mean, just a personal anecdote, ttte— mean, just a personal anecdote, ttte whet— mean, just a personal anecdote, ttte whet te— mean, just a personal anecdote, like what do you. _ mean, just a personal anecdote, like what do you. i— mean, just a personal anecdote, like what do you. i don't. okay. so like what do you. i don't. okay. se tttet— like what do you. i don't. okay. so tiktok has— like what do you. i don't. okay. so tiktok has also— like what do you. i don't. okay. so tiktok has also been in the . the— so tiktok has also been in the news . the reality,— so tiktok has also been in the news . the reality, however, was news. the reality, however, was verv— news. the reality, however, was verw tttterent— news. the reality, however, was very different. and— news. the reality, however, was very different. and it excruciatingly awkward . he ran excruciatingly awkward. he ran hete— excruciatingly awkward. he ran hete eneeeh— excruciatingly awkward. he ran hete egeeeh tn— excruciatingly awkward. he ran hate speech in the company is thet— hate speech in the company is thet hete— hate speech in the company is that hate speech— hate speech in the company is that hate speech are you talking ehent— that hate speech are you talking etent t— that hate speech are you talking etent t rneen— that hate speech are you talking about i mean, do— that hate speech are you talking about i mean, do you use twtttert — about i mean, do you use twitter? right.- about i mean, do you use twitter? j rig“. jrir about i mean, do you use twitter? jrig“. jrir twitter? right. do you see a rise in hate speech? i mean, just a rise in hate speech? i mean, rnet e gereenet— i “ i7 i mean, just a personal anecdote like whet— just a personal anecdote like whet te— just a personal anecdote like whet te wen— just a personal anecdote like whet te wen t— just a personal anecdote like what do you i don't personally my what do you i don't personally nw ter— what do you i don't personally nw ter wen— what do you i don't personally nw ter wen t— what do you i don't personally my for you i would see i get i get— my for you i would see i get i get here— my for you i would see i get i get et— my for you i would see i get i get more of that— my for you i would see i get i get more of that kind of eentent. — get more of that kind of content. yeah.- get more of that kind of content. j/tir? “ thi content. yeah. personally content. yeah. personally content you don't like or hate . content you don't like or hate. what do you mean? to describe a hetetnt— what do you mean? to describe a hetetnt thtng— what do you mean? to describe a hateful thing ? _ what do you mean? to describe a hateful thing ? / i mean, you hateful thing? yeah. i mean, you knew.— hateful thing? yeah. i mean, you knew the— hateful thing? yeah. i mean, you know, this content— hateful thing? j/tir?“ i mean, you know, this content tent that wtt— know, this content tent that will solicit— know, this content tent that will solicit a— know, this content tent that will solicit a reaction, eenethtng— will solicit a reaction, something that may include eenethtng— something that may include something that— something that may include something that is slightly reetet— something that is slightly reetet er— something that is slightly racist or slightly sexist, those tnte— racist or slightly sexist, those ttnte et— racist or slightly sexist, those kinds of those— racist or slightly sexist, those kinds of those kinds of things. so kinds of those kinds of things. so wen— kinds of those kinds of things. se wen thtnt— kinds of those kinds of things. se wen thtnt tt— kinds of those kinds of things. so you think if something- kinds of those kinds of things. so you think if something is slightly sexist, it should be banned ? no, slightly sexist, it should be banned ? n0, is not what you're banned? n0, is not what you're saying . i'm not saying anything. saying. i'm not saying anything. you some point seen you must have at some point seen that hateful that you for your hateful content asking for one content. and i'm asking for one example. right? you can't give a etngte—eewtng- single one. and i'm saying i then i say so that you don't

know what you're talking about. i getting i don't think this is getting enwwhere. — i don't think this is getting anywhere. literally i don't think this is getting anywhere. - literally you anywhere. you literally said you experteneet— anywhere. you literally said you. experienced _content experienced more hateful content and experienced more hateful content ent—e- experienced more hateful content ent—e etngtei and then couldn't name a single exempte— and then couldn't name a single evennte-ant— and then couldn't name a single example.-and-said,. example. right. and as i said, thet-e— example. right. and as i said, that's absurd. _ example. right. and as i said, that's absurd. i— example. right. and as i said, that's absurd. . that's absurd. i so it looks like cynical censorship by state broadcasters might not actually be limited these days to russia and north korea. i'm delighted te— and north korea. i'm delighted te te— and north korea. i'm delighted now to be joined— and north korea. i'm delighted now to be joined by— ?ti \ti.“ i'm delighted now to be joined by friend of the— now to be joined by friend of the ehew— now to be joined by friend of the ehew. ten— now to be joined by friend of the show, top musician, neteeeter— the show, top musician, geteeeter .— the show, top musician, podcaster , free speech champion, podcaster, free speech champion, of course, former— podcaster, free speech champion, of course, former member of ttnntert— of course, former member of ttnntert ent— of course, former member of mumford and sons. winston tterehett— mumford and sons. winston marshall. now,— mumford and sons. winston marshall. now, winston, look, i thenght— marshall. now, winston, look, i thenght then— marshall. now, winston, look, i thought elon musk was brilliant here— thought elon musk was brilliant here he— thought elon musk was brilliant here he — thought elon musk was brilliant here he was. he— thought elon musk was brilliant here he was. he was absolutely hrttttent— here he was. he was absolutely brilliant because— here he was. he was absolutely brilliant because he managed to enee— brilliant because he managed to enee e— brilliant because he managed to enee e tet— brilliant because he managed to egeee e tet et— brilliant because he managed to expose a lot of the— brilliant because he managed to expose a lot of the bbc's grengthtnt— expose a lot of the bbc's grengthtnt .— expose a lot of the bbc's groupthink . what did you make of groupthink. what did you make of it groupthink. what did you make of t t — groupthink. what did you make of t a wet— groupthink. what did you make of t a wet. t— groupthink. what did you make of it .7 well, i should— groupthink. what did you make of it ? well, i should start- groupthink. what did you make of it ? �*vajti.. i it? well, i should start by saying i was quite relieved to watch it because as an interviewer myself, with my own show at the spectator , i show at the spectator, i witnessed an interview that that will never be outdone in in how appalling it was conducted. james clayton, who's bbc's north anertee— james clayton, who's bbc's north anertee teen— james clayton, who's bbc's north america tech reporter , was america tech reporter, was

tnetet— america tech reporter, was tnetet by— america tech reporter, was tnetet by by— america tech reporter, was busted by by elon musk as lying to busted by by elon musk as lying te nte— busted by by elon musk as lying te hte teee— busted by by elon musk as lying to his face about— busted by by elon musk as lying to his face about hate speech, ee—eettet— to his face about hate speech, so—called hate— to his face about hate speech, so—called hate speech on twttter.— so—called hate speech on twitter. but— so—called hate speech on twitter. but you've got to watch the— twitter. but you've got to watch thte whete— twitter. but you've got to watch this whole interview because the rec.— this whole interview because the the. tent— this whole interview because the bbc, north america tech reporter whe— bbc, north america tech reporter whe te— bbc, north america tech reporter whe te eet— bbc, north america tech reporter whe te eet tn— bbc, north america tech reporter who is sat in front— bbc, north america tech reporter who is sat in front of a man who is who is sat in front of a man who he pteneertng— who is sat in front of a man who is pioneering space— who is sat in front of a man who is pioneering space exploration, tntenttng— is pioneering space exploration, tntenttng te— is pioneering space exploration, intending to get— is pioneering space exploration, intending to get the human race to intending to get the human race te te— intending to get the human race te be en— intending to get the human race to be an interplanetary race and get ne— to be an interplanetary race and get ne te— to be an interplanetary race and get ne te were. — to be an interplanetary race and get us to mars. �*vaj“rir to be an interplanetary race and get us to mars. �*vaj“tir titi get us to mars. who is has side hustles in a revolutionising the motor industry, who is also only two weeks ago signed a petition stating that we need to put a moratorium on al work because it might bring doom to mankind . might bring doom to mankind. and the bbc . north america tech and the bbc. north america tech enetten— and the bbc. north america tech regener renee— and the bbc. north america tech reporter james clayton ran out of reporter james clayton ran out et gneettene— reporter james clayton ran out of questions. he— reporter james clayton ran out of questions. he literally eenttn-t— of questions. he literally

couldn't think- of questions. he literally couldn't think of what to ask eten— couldn't think of what to ask tten ttnet— couldn't think of what to ask tten ttnet .— couldn't think of what to ask elon musk , who— couldn't think of what to ask elon musk , who not only on top elon musk, who not only on top of elon musk, who not only on top et everwthtng— elon musk, who not only on top of everything else,— elon musk, who not only on top of everything else, is the rteheet— of everything else, is the richest man— of everything else, is the richest man ever to have lived ent— richest man ever to have lived ent pretehtw— richest man ever to have lived and probably the— richest man ever to have lived and probably the most interesting— and probably the most interesting man alive today. it was astonishing— interesting man alive today. it was astonishing to watch, but the tnneew— was astonishing to watch, but the lunacy continued . the bbc us the lunacy continued. the bbc us disinformation— the lunacy continued. the bbc us disinformation reporter a reneten— disinformation reporter a reporter called mike wendling wrete— reporter called mike wendling wrete en— reporter called mike wendling wrote an article— reporter called mike wendling wrote an article essentially in tetenee— wrote an article essentially in tetenee et— wrote an article essentially in defence of james— wrote an article essentially in defence of james clayton , and in defence of james clayton, and in thet— defence of james clayton, and in thet entere— defence of james clayton, and in that article himself, the us ttetnte— that article himself, the us disinfo reporter— that article himself, the us disinfo reporter revealed his tree— disinfo reporter revealed his ttee enenget— disinfo reporter revealed his bias amongst an borderline disinformation. _ bias amongst an borderline disinformation. though i hate thet— disinformation. though i hate thet ettene— disinformation. though i hate that odious word, but including thet— that odious word, but including thet thet— that odious word, but including that that musk— that odious word, but including that that musk wasn't accurate to that that musk wasn't accurate te eew. — that that musk wasn't accurate te eew. the— that that musk wasn't accurate te eew. the the— that that musk wasn't accurate to say. the bbc showed covid tree.— to say. the bbc showed covid the wet.— to say. the bbc showed covid bias. well, not— to say. the bbc showed covid bias. well, not only do we know thet— bias. well, not only do we know thet net— bias. well, not only do we know thet net te— bias. well, not only do we know that not to be— bias. well, not only do we know that not to be true— bias. well, not only do we know that not to be true that twitter het— that not to be true that twitter het te — that not to be true that twitter het te teet— that not to be true that twitter had to fact check— that not to be true that twitter had to fact check the bbc during the pentente— had to fact check the bbc during the pandemic over— had to fact check the bbc during the pandemic over its covering of the pandemic over its covering et nentet— the pandemic over its covering of mental health— the pandemic over its covering of mental health impact. there's eetnettw— of mental health impact. there's eetnettw e— of mental health impact. there's actually a journalist at the

eteetten— actually a journalist at the spectator. there's a there's a neentenwn— spectator. there's a there's a pseudbnymr e— spectator. there's a there's a pseudonym, a pseudonymous writer eettet— pseudonym, a pseudonymous writer eettet enette— pseudonym, a pseudonymous writer called charlie walsham , who called charlie walsham, who eetnettw— called charlie walsham, who actually works _ called charlie walsham, who actually works at the bbc . and actually works at the bbc. and hee— actually works at the bbc. and he-e wrttten— actually works at the bbc. and he's written a— actually works at the bbc. and he's written a couple of pieces for he's written a couple of pieces ter the— he's written a couple of pieces for the spectator— he's written a couple of pieces for the spectator describing whet— for the spectator describing whet geee— for the spectator describing whet geee en — for the spectator describing what goes on in— for the spectator describing what goes on in the bbc. and hee— what goes on in the bbc. and he-e wrttten— what goes on in the bbc. and he's written not— what goes on in the bbc. and he's written not only if you remember the— he's written not only if you remember the great barrington heeteretten— remember the great barrington declaration, the— remember the great barrington declaration, the he describes the— declaration, the he describes the eeetn— declaration, the he describes the scorn that— declaration, the he describes the scorn that the bbc editors het— the scorn that the bbc editors het tn— the scorn that the bbc editors het tn when— the scorn that the bbc editors had in when that— the scorn that the bbc editors had in when that that came up. ant— had in when that that came up. ant thew— had in when that that came up. ant thew eew— had in when that that came up. and they saw it— had in when that that came up. and they saw it as— had in when that that came up. and they saw it as problematic. wett— and they saw it as problematic. wett. new— and they saw it as problematic. wett. tt— and they saw it as problematic. well, now, it turned out it's prettw— well, now, it turned out it's grettw nnet— well, now, it turned out it's pretty much pathetic. totally ant— pretty much pathetic. totally ant eetnettw.— pretty much pathetic. totally and actually, winston, i just went— and actually, winston, i just went te— and actually, winston, i just went te grew— and actually, winston, i just want to play that particular ette— want to play that particular ettn tren — want to play that particular clip from the— want to play that particular clip from the interview because i clip from the interview because t thtnt— clip from the interview because t thtnt tte— clip from the interview because i think it's really— clip from the interview because i think it's really worth wetehtng— i think it's really worth watching actually , to see what watching actually, to see what wen-re— watching actually, to see what you're referring— watching actually, to see what you're referring to. so this is the— you're referring to. so this is the nernent— you're referring to. so this is the moment when clayton , the moment when clayton, regreeenttng— the moment when clayton, representing the bbc, was eengtetetw— representing the bbc, was completely owned by musk over eette— completely owned by musk over covid misinformation . i'm covid misinformation. i'm ttterettw— covid misinformation. i'm literally asking you about you enenge— literally asking you about you ehenge the— literally asking you about you change the labels, the covid misinformation— change the labels, the covid misinformation labels. they used to misinformation labels. they used te te— misinformation labels. they used te be e— misinformation labels. they used te be e nenew— misinformation labels. they used to be a policy. then— misinformation labels. they used to be a policy. then it then tteeggeeret— to be a policy. then it then tteeppeeret. — to be a policy. then it then disappeared . �*vaj“gt titit well, disappeared. why do that. well, it disappeared. why do that. well, tt eette— disappeared. why do that. well, tt eovth te— disappeared. why do that. well, tt eovth he he— disappeared. why do that. well,

it covid is no longer— disappeared. why do that. well, it covid is no longer an- disappeared. �*vaj“gt titit well, it covid is no longer an issue . it covid is no longer an issue. teee— it covid is no longer an issue. teee the— it covid is no longer an issue. teee the the— it covid is no longer an issue. does the bbc hold— it covid is no longer an issue. does the bbc hold itself- it covid is no longer an issue. does the bbc hold itself at- it covid is no longer an issue. does the bbc hold itself at all responsible for the misinformation regard , masking misinformation regard, masking and side effects of vaccinations and side effects of vaccinations and not reporting on that at all? and what about the fact that the bbc was put under pressure by the british government to change its editorial policy? are you aware of editorial policy? are you aware et thett— editorial policy? are you aware et thett thre— editorial policy? are you aware of that? this is— editorial policy? are you aware of that? this is a— editorial policy? are you aware of that? this is a this- editorial policy? are you aware of that? this is a this is- titi jig? are you aware of that? this is a this is not an interview— of that? this is a this is not an interview about the bbc . jcij“ an interview about the bbc. oh, you an interview about the bbc. oh, wen thenght— an interview about the bbc. oh, wen thenght tt— an interview about the bbc. oh, you thought it wasn't— an interview about the bbc. oh, you thought it wasn't you thought it wasn't. but winston, what i found so fascinating, right, is that the moment musk asks him a question which challenges his the bbc group think this bloke clayton, he's got no idea . they literally live got no idea. they literally live in their own bubble, don't they ? it's a it's a classic example of ? it's a it's a classic example et when— 7’ it's a it's a classic example of when groupthink meets reality . wettw— of when groupthink meets reality . ttettw thew— of when groupthink meets reality . motty they live— of when groupthink meets reality . motty they live in— of when groupthink meets reality . motty they live in another world. i mean, they . i've world. i mean, they. i've already listed some of the things he didn't report on. they didn't even mention the twitter

files is another thing i know the bbc, generally speaking , the bbc, generally speaking, have barely touched. this is a story where they've uncovered bad government and big tech collusion to suppress the first free speech in america, the first amendment in the bill of rights . and he couldn't he rights. and he couldn't he didn't even think to ask him that one. absolutely not. one. and thankfully , elon musk had and thankfully, elon musk had the good humour and foresight to pubush the good humour and foresight to publish , broadcast the interview publish, broadcast the interview live on twitter spaces so that we could see it. and now we also know the bbc edited the interview, obviously to try and make themselves look a little bit better. i know it's extraordinary stuff and i think actually musk has done us all a great favour because people like you have been calling this out for a long time, but actually to see it working in action was so fascinating, brilliant analysis . and of course, i've got to remind you , winston marshall's

remind you, winston marshall's brilliant podcast, marshall matters, which i'm a big fan of, available via the spectator. so great to speak. thank you. dan thank you, winston. but coming up in uncanceled with bud light's trans ad campaign and the british medical association's shoddy leadership, both in his bad books, former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie, joins me to put the world to rights. next world to rights. but next in the mediabuzz meghan markle set mediabuzz with meghan markle set to upcoming coronation, to snub the upcoming coronation, is she running scared from her critics? and has she really just thrown her beloved harry to the wolves? i wonder allison wolves? i wonder if allison pearson still wants to boo harry now that meghan's not going to be with with him. we'll find out when my superstar panel return. plus, more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages straight after the .

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media buzz. lots of front pages just delivered and the daily telegraph leads on accusations that junior doctors have been accused of putting politics above patient safety as excess deaths in england almost tripled dunng deaths in england almost tripled during and immediately after their first round of strikes in march, according to the ons. shame on them, calvin mackenzie has a lot to say on this shortly. at last . first, shortly. at last. first, a leader who knows what a woman is, exclaims the daily mail as they celebrate rishi sunak saying that all women don't have a penis and contrast labour leader keir starmer. we obviously just played that obviously just played you that clip from the daily mirror reports on a sex beast who has successfully won a 15 year legal claim to a £7 million lottery win. he was serving time for a vile sex attack when he won the prize . in 2004. depher and the prize. in 2004. depher and the daily express leads with claims that prince harry's whistlestop visit back to the uk for the coronation will leave no time to

mend his relationship with the royal family. and we're going to return to that story now with my superstar panel, top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson , former conservative pearson, former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey , and the author and bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl . now, we broadcaster amy nicholl. now, we know harry and meghan are loose with the truth, but their excuse for duchess difficult snogging snubbing the king's coronation sounds like a load of californian hot air to me. friends of the couple say her absence comes from a place of, quote, authenticity , respect and quote, authenticity, respect and love, which, let's be frank, is mumbo jumbo for not wanting to get booed in public by brits who hate the way she treated our royal family remember this from last year's late queen's jubilee

and let me just tell you, that was before the netflix reality show, which slagged off the queen's life work the commonwealth and harry's autobiography spare. so it's deluded for the sussexes to claim meghan's absence as some sort of olive branch. could it actually be that meghan has an ego? so big that despite charles stepping in at the last minute to walk her down the aisle at her wedding, she's decided her own wedding, she's decided that she wanted to be shielded from public shielded from public criticism coronation . criticism at the coronation. even so , lots to go on here. but even so, lots to go on here. but allison pearson, look, the first thing i wanted to ask you was you were planning to boo when it was going to be harry and meghan at the coronation. now that meghan's staying at home and it's just harry coming, will you still boo ? oh, tough question. still boo? oh, tough question. i teet— still boo? oh, tough question. i teet deprived-— still boo? oh, tough question. i feel deprived. and— .. 7 oh, tough question. i feel deprived. and there were going—

feel deprived. and there were getng te— feel deprived. and there were getng te te— feel deprived. and there were going to be thousands of us in eeetng— going to be thousands of us in our booing corner— going to be thousands of us in our booing corner. it was going to our booing corner. it was going te te— our booing corner. it was going te te greet. — our booing corner. it was going te te greet. very— our booing corner. it was going to be great. very, very sociable . i to be great. very, very sociable . t-t— to be great. very, very sociable . t-t tnet— to be great. very, very sociable . t-t tnet een-t- to be great. very, very sociable . i-i just can't help- . i mean, i just can't help tenghtng— . i mean, i just can't help laughing-the- . i mean, i just can't help. laughing-the-that . i mean, i just can't help- laughing-the-that they laughing that the idea that they etent—et- aren't coming because of authenticity, _ aren't coming because of authenticity, peace and love, or etee— authenticity, peace and love, or etee tnewn— authenticity, peace and love, or etee tnewn ee— authenticity, peace and love, or also known as resentment, reetenew— also known as resentment, reetenew ent— also known as resentment, jealousy and i'm really because tete— jealousy and i'm really because tete wentt— jealousy and i'm really because kate would get— jealousy and i'm really because kate would get to— jealousy and i'm really because kate would get to wear a tiara ent— kate would get to wear a tiara ent t— kate would get to wear a tiara and i wouldn't.— kate would get to wear a tiara and i wouldn't. which i think we knew.— and i wouldn't. which i think we knew. we— and i wouldn't. which i think we knew. we thew— and i wouldn't. which i think we know. we know what we know. �*vajti know. we know what we know. we thew— know. we know what we know. we knew whet— know. we know what we know. we knew whet we— know. we know what we know. we know what we know,— know. we know what we know. we know what we know, what- know. we know what we know. we know what we know, what the motive we? i'm kind motive is, don't we? i'm kind of. i'm motive is, don't we? i'm kind et. tn tnet— motive is, don't we? i'm kind of. i'm just boiling— motive is, don't we? i'm kind of. i'm just boiling over- j“ . 7 i'm kind of. i'm just boiling over about the— of. i'm just boiling over about the. reettw. — of. i'm just boiling over about the. reettw. t— of. i'm just boiling over about this, really. i don't- of. i'm just boiling over about this, really. i“ . .. ii this, really. i don't understand why charles has stripped them already of their titles and they insulted the late queen that oprah interview took place when prince philip was in hospital, was three weeks away from death . they caused massive stress to the late queen. are beloved queen. we still miss her. so much and insulted william. i bet that the prince and princess of wales are breathing a huge sigh of relief that they don't have to put on a front with madame montecito in. they're casting a poisonous pall over the

proceedings . i don't know, dan, proceedings. i don't know, dan, i mean , i wish he wasn't coming. i mean, i wish he wasn't coming. you know, i. i really wish. i wish neither of them would come. i think they've offended the british people so much. i think my plan for seating, the my plan for the seating, the fraught question of the seating in westminster abbey is, as people princess eugenie is people know, princess eugenie is now hugely pregnant. so think now hugely pregnant. so i think if harry behind if they could put harry behind and the duke of york's daughters , he might not be seen at all. can he be can be shielded by the bump? i'd quite like him to be teeet— bump? i'd quite like him to be gteeet nght— bump? i'd quite like him to be gteeet rtght te— bump? i'd quite like him to be placed right to next— i“ir7 i'd quite like him to be placed right to next prince antrew— placed right to next prince andrew, because i just know that it andrew, because i just know that t wentt— andrew, because i just know that t wentt ennew— andrew, because i just know that it would annoy-a— andrew, because i just know that it would annoy a lot . what it would annoy him a lot. what seen— it would annoy him a lot. what seen teet— it would annoy him a lot. what sean look for— it would annoy him a lot. what sean look for m0— it would annoy him a lot. what sean look for m0 mowlam hearing and sean look for m0 mowlam hearing ent t— sean look for m0 mowlam hearing ent t renettet— sean look for m0 mowlam hearing and i reported on— sean look for m0 mowlam hearing and i reported on this yesterday . tete— and i reported on this yesterday . tete tn— and i reported on this yesterday , kate in particular— and i reported on this yesterday , kate in particular is hugely tettevet— , kate in particular is hugely relieved that— , kate in particular is hugely relieved that meghan will not be there.— relieved that meghan will not be there. nnt— relieved that meghan will not be there. tnt new— relieved that meghan will not be there. but now she's going to neve— there. but now she's going to heve e— there. but now she's going to heve e reet— there. but now she's going to have a real job— there. but now she's going to have a real job on her hands teeenee— have a real job on her hands teeenee tn— have a real job on her hands because i'm seriously worried thet— because i'm seriously worried thet tt— because i'm seriously worried that if william— because i'm seriously worried that if william has any engennnttw— that if william has any opportunity to be alone with herew— opportunity to be alone with harry t— opportunity to be alone with harry r thtnt— opportunity to be alone with harry, i think there might be enether— harry, i think there might be enether teg— harry, i think there might be another dog bowl punching match going— another dog bowl punching match getng en— another dog bowl punching match getng se— another dog bowl punching match going on. so kate's— another dog bowl punching match going on. so kate's going to neve— going on. so kate's going to heve te— going on. so kate's going to heve te teen— going on. so kate's going to have to keep william away, teeenee— have to keep william away, because the _ have to keep william away, because the thing about william

is because the thing about william te he— because the thing about william he he teete— because the thing about william te he teete ee— because the thing about william is he feels so betrayed by herew— is he feels so betrayed by nerrw. ant— is he feels so betrayed by harry. and it's— is he feels so betrayed by harry. and it's going to be very tttttentt— harry. and it's going to be very difficult for— harry. and it's going to be very difficult for him _ harry. and it's going to be very difficult for him to be in the same room as— difficult for him to be in the same room as this treacherous hetete— same room as this treacherous ttete .— same room as this treacherous ttete . teet— same room as this treacherous bloke . look, let's— same room as this treacherous bloke . look, let's answer bloke. look, let's answer a eenete— bloke. look, let's answer a eenete et— bloke. look, let's answer a couple of questions . bloke. look, let's answer a couple of questions. king ehertee— couple of questions. king ehertee te— couple of questions. king charles is having harry come teeenee— charles is having harry come teeenee tte— charles is having harry come because it's still— charles is having harry come because it's still his son. teeh. — because it's still his son. teeh. ant— because it's still his son. yeah. and he— because it's still his son. yeah. and he still wants to see his grandchildren. _ yeah. and he still wants to see his grandchildren. that's always teen— his grandchildren. that's always teen nw— his grandchildren. that's always teen nw ttne— his grandchildren. that's always been my line on— his grandchildren. that's always been my line on this. your grandchildren— been my line on this. your grandchildren keep contact with went— grandchildren keep contact with your grandchildren. ii your grandchildren. secondly, eentng— your grandchildren. secondly, coming alone does two things. it the chances of some it increases the chances of some trnt— it increases the chances of some ttntlteeent— it increases the chances of some kind decent conversation kind of decent conversation going— kind of decent conversation getnglteeenee- kind of decent conversation going because just don't going on because you just don't neve— going on because you just don't heve—weghen- going on because you just don't. have—meghan-all have to deal with meghan and all of have to deal with meghan and all et the— have to deal with meghan and all et the treme— have to deal with meghan and all of the drama that— have to deal with meghan and all of the drama that is meghan and i of the drama that is meghan and t eetnettw— of the drama that is meghan and i actually think— of the drama that is meghan and i actually think coronation i actually think the coronation wtt— i actually think the coronation will-without- i actually think the coronation will-without her- will be better without her teeenee— will be better without her because .won't- will be better without her because won't be a sideshow because it won't be a sideshow thet— because it won't be a sideshow that distracts. _ because it won't be a sideshow that distracts. because the thtng— that distracts. because the thing coronation, that distracts. because the thing _coronation, not thing about coronation, it's not tnet— thing about coronation, it's not thet-ehertee.— thing about coronation, it's not just-charles, it's— thing about coronation, it's not just charles, it's for the just for charles, it's for the eenntrw— just for charles, it's for the eenntrw. te— just for charles, it's for the country. be your- just for charles, it's for the country. be your royalist or net.— country. be your royalist or net-te— country. be your royalist or net-re en— country. be your royalist or not.-is an event- country. be your royalist or not. is an event in the not. this is an event in the eenntrw—ttl not. this is an event in the. country._it about country. so let's make it about what— country. so let's make it about what-actually— country. so let's make it about what actually about the what it is actually about the king— what it is actually about the king-crown. - what it is actually about the king crown. that's what it is actually about the- king-crown. that's the king getting a crown. that's the first— king getting a crown. that's the first-ism— king getting a crown. that's the first-ism n- king getting a crown. that's the first-isn't it cruel- first thing. but isn't it cruel that—the- that they've kept the grandchildren that they've kept the- grandchildren-because that they've kept the— grandchildren - because i'm grandchildren away because i'm actually— grandchildren away because i'm actually-alison,— grandchildren away because i'm actually-alison, as- grandchildren away because i'm actually alison, as you actually with alison, as you know,— actually with alison, as you know, .— actually with alison, as you know, i was— actually with alison, as you know, i was campaigning for charms— know, i was campaigning for chartes to— know, i was campaigning for charles to sydney invite to both harry— charles to sydney invite to both harry ana— charles to sydney invite to both harry and meghan. but now that harry-s— harry and meghan. but now that harry-s coming,— harry and meghan. but now that harry's coming, right, and he's aka— harry's coming, right, and he's like a— harry's coming, right, and he's like a miserable— harry's coming, right, and he's like a miserable shell of a man

these— like a miserable shell of a man these days— like a miserable shell of a man theee aaye .— like a miserable shell of a man these days , especially he's these days, especially when he's on these days, especially when he's eee—ae— these days, especially when he's o._h. aeeea-e- these days, especially when he's on_he doesn't have| on his own and he doesn't have his on his own and he doesn't have hie—what- on his own and he doesn't have hie—what tol his master telling him what to do .— his master telling him what to do . eat— his master telling him what to do . em a— his master telling him what to do . eee ae-veay— his master telling him what to do . but at very least, could do. but at the very least, could he do. but at the very least, could eee-nee— do. but at the very least, could wee-nee bought— do. but at the very least, could he-not bought-two. he have not bought the two grandmas— he have not bought the two grandkids-to_ he have not bought the two grandkids to actually attend grandkids not to actually attend the grandkids not to actually attend ehe—aha- grandkids not to actually attend ehe—aha atl the coronation? but so that at me— the coronation? but so that at the family— the coronation? but so that at the family event— the coronation? but so that at the family event afterwards, chatea— the family event afterwards, charles would _ the family event afterwards, charles would have been able to be surrounded— charles would have been able to be surrounded by— charles would have been able to be surrounded by this is where grandchildren— be surrounded by this is where grandchildren both william be surrounded by this is where gran kate dren both william be surrounded by this is where grankate and both william be surrounded by this is where grankate and harry. )oth william be surrounded by this is where grankate and harry. thiswilliam be surrounded by this is where grankate and harry. this islliam and kate and harry. this is where— and kate and harry. this is where-eee— and kate and harry. this is where see everybody says, where you see everybody says, oh, where you see everybody says, era—whispering- where you see everybody says, oh,_whispering ini oh, it's meghan whispering in harry-e— oh, it's meghan whispering in harry-e h...— oh, it's meghan whispering in harry's hair. think harry is a harry's hair. i think harry is a grown— harry's hair. i think harry is al harry's hair. i think harry is a- gaewaseme— of grown man. he's making some of these— grown man. he's making some of these-aeeaase- grown man. he's making some of these-because he- these decisions because he shoute— these decisions because he should _thosel should have bought those shearers— should have bought those children—thei children regardless of the argument— children regardless of the argument he's— children regardless of the argument he's with argument he's had with his father— argument he's had with his- father-grandchildren. father. they are grandchildren. ana— father. they are grandchildren. ana-yea— father. they are grandchildren. ana-yea shank- father. they are grandchildren. and you think they should and should you think they should be and should you think they should see—shama— and should you think they should be-should-the. be here, they should be in the max.— be here, they should be in the mix-_shoutd-i mix. they absolutely should. sesam— mix. they absolutely should. shame—af- should be. and i think if harry-s.— should be. and i think if harry-s. — should be. and i think if harry's. .does- should be. and i think if harry's. : 37” a: should be. and i think if- harry's. .does prince charles harry's. why does prince charles neven harry's. why does prince charles never. excuse me, never. king charles excuse me, never. king charles excuse me, never visit montecito? because he england. he's busy. come he is england. he's busy. come on. he is england. he's busy. come aes— he is england. he's busy. come ae-s eee— he is england. he's busy. come on. he's got stuff— he is england. he's busy. come on. he's got stuff to— he is england. he's busy. come on. he's got stuff to do.- 3: he's busy. come on. he's got stuff to do. he's been— on. he's got stuff to do. he's been me— on. he's got stuff to do. he's been the king— on. he's got stuff to do. he's been the king for— on. he's got stuff to do. he's been the king for less than a year.— been the king for less than a year. oe— been the king for less than a yea. so yea— been the king for less than a year. do you know what harry has just eene— year. do you know what harry has just done ee— year. do you know what harry has jase done as king— year. do you know what harry has just done to king charles over the pass— just done to king charles over eee pass three— just done to king charles over the past three years, he has attacked— the past three years, he has attacked his— the past three years, he has attacked his own father who faaaea— attacked his own father who faaaea ais— attacked his own father who funded his life— attacked his own father who funded his life for years and years— funded his life for years and years are— funded his life for years and years and years— funded his life for years and years and years in an international- years and years in an international tv interview with rarerrrew— international tv interview with interview with _ international tv interview with interview with oprah. and then

in are— interview with oprah. and then in are mesa— interview with oprah. and then in the most revolting tabloid , in the most revolting tabloid, rawarr— in the most revolting tabloid, tawdry rare,— in the most revolting tabloid, tawdry tale, spare, he actually reeearrrea— tawdry tale, spare, he actually recounted the _ tawdry tale, spare, he actually recounted the words of a conversation _ recounted the words of a conversation that he had with a grief— conversation that he had with a grief srrrekerr— conversation that he had with a grief stricken charles at his own father's— grief stricken charles at his own father's funeral. so i'm sorry.— own father's funeral. so i'm sorry. r— own father's funeral. so i'm sorry. rr vou— own father's funeral. so i'm sorry. if you expect king crates— sorry. if you expect king charles to— sorry. if you expect king charles to be- sorry. if you expect king charles to be tottering off to rrerrreerre, — charles to be tottering off to montecito, you've got another rerea— montecito, you've got another area coming-— montecito, you've got another area eemraa. r— montecito, you've got another thing coming. i just think this is au— thing coming. i just think this is an ure— thing coming. i just think this is an use a— thing coming. i just think this is all like a bit— thing coming. i just think this is all like a bit schrodinger's meghan,— is all like a bit schrodinger's meghan, rsa-r— is all like a bit schrodinger's meghan, isn't it? f meghan, isn't it? because. what do you mean, furious either way? yes that's true. your simultaneous fury that she's not here. but then also furious at the prospect of her being here. you're just furious about this woman. i think. i think i think marry— woman. i think. i think i think marry peepre— woman. i think. i think i think marry peepre ra— woman. i think. i think i think many people in the— i think i think many people in the british parie— many people in the british pursue are— many people in the british public are are— many people in the british public are are furious. whatever happens— public are are furious. whatever happens .— public are are furious. whatever happens , yea— public are are furious. whatever happens , you are— public are are furious. whatever happens , you are correct. but happens, you are correct. but eee-s— happens, you are correct. but rer-s ae— happens, you are correct. but let's be clear— happens, you are correct. but let's be clear ,_ happens, you are correct. but let's be clear , that is of her let's be clear, that is of her doing- — let's be clear, that is of her own doing. and— let's be clear, that is of her own doing. and i- let's be clear, that is of her own doing. and i think the real risk— own doing. and i think the real as she— own doing. and i think the real risk she runs— own doing. and i think the real risk she runs on— own doing. and i think the real risk she runs on he. wait a second — risk she runs on he. wait a second. hold— risk she runs on he. wait a second. hold on,- risk she runs on he. wait a second. hold on, harry may come bask— second. hold on, harry may come bask arra— second. hold on, harry may come bask and sear— second. hold on, harry may come back and start the— second. hold on, harry may come back and start the process of hearing— back and start the process of hearing wrea— back and start the process of healing with the— back and start the process of healing with the public and she -ekarrrk— healing with the public and she can. _clarifylvery- can. i just clarify a very imperrarrr— can. i just clarify a very important point, because joanna rah-ae— important point, because joanna rariaerrrea— important point, because joanna rariaerrrea re— important point, because joanna jarjue tried to claim this earner— jarjue tried to claim this earkrer ra— jarjue tried to claim this earlier in the— jarjue tried to claim this earlier in the show. i am just

as rarreas— earlier in the show. i am just as furious at— earlier in the show. i am just as furious at harry. /r:::r. grin as furious at harry. you've got to as furious at harry. you've got as eer— as furious at harry. you've got to get them out of your head. dan it is spending a lot of time andifs dan it is spending a lot of time and it's not doing you any good. it's not doing anyone any good. there's a bigger picture here. i this in my i wrote this week in my rekeerapa— i wrote this week in my telegraph saying i wrote this week in my- telegraph-saying i'm telegraph column saying i'm a i'm telegraph column saying i'm a ire—aar- telegraph column saying i'm a ire—bar rm- i'm a monarchist, but i'm not reekrae— i'm a monarchist, but i'm not reekraelaaear— i'm a monarchist, but i'm not feeling about excited about feeling it about excited about the feeling it about excited about arse—responsei the coronation. the response from— the coronation. the response from monarchists saying that were— from monarchists saying that were aarr — from monarchists saying that there anti royalist feeling was growing. — there anti royalist feeling was growing. rais— there anti royalist feeling was growing. this is— there anti royalist feeling was growing. this is something that the growing. this is something that he king-s— growing. this is something that are kids eer— growing. this is something that the king's got to— growing. this is something that the king's got to really address.— the king's got to really address. i— the king's got to really address. i think if he's seen to be pandering— address. i think if he's seen to be pandering to— address. i think if he's seen to be pandering to woke causes and be pandering to woke causes and be being— be pandering to woke causes and be bebre ree— be pandering to woke causes and be being too soft— be pandering to woke causes and be being too soft and harry and breakab— be being too soft and harry and meebaa wbe— be being too soft and harry and meghan who are— be being too soft and harry and meghan who are absolutely aesbrsea— meghan who are absolutely aesbrsea bk— meghan who are absolutely despised by the bulk of the bebakarrea— despised by the bulk of the population and— despised by the bulk of the population and how hilarious rbar— population and how hilarious rbar yea— population and how hilarious rbar you say— population and how hilarious that you say oh— population and how hilarious that you say oh stop talking aberr— that you say oh stop talking about them. _ that you say oh stop talking about them. g about them. stop thinking about them. look at what they've done over seven months. over the past seven months. they want us to talking about want us to be talking about their vile campaign. look, just think about the fact that the late queen dies and rather than letting the family come back together in grief, they spend seven months throwing grenades and stink bombs from monty nato over to buckingham palace . what over to buckingham palace. what has meghan said about— over to buckingham palace. what has meghan said about the-

has meghan said about the coronation?— has meghan said about the coronation? nothing absolutely robbing.— coronation? nothing absolutely aerbrae. bew— coronation? nothing absolutely nothing. how is— coronation? nothing absolutely nothing. how is she making it all nothing. how is she making it ab aberr— nothing. how is she making it all about her?— nothing. how is she making it all about her? she has not said all about her? she has not said aware— all about her? she has not said aware aberr— all about her? she has not said a word about it.— all about her? she has not said a word about it. what we should be barking— a word about it. what we should be talking about— a word about it. what we should be talking about is— a word about it. what we should be talking about is the fact is— be talking about is the fact as cesarea— be talking about is the fact it's costing £100 million of rakbayer— it's costing £100 million of taxpayer money. if you want to bark— taxpayer money. if you want to rakk aberr— taxpayer money. if you want to talk about that— taxpayer money. if you want to talk about that in— taxpayer money. if you want to talk about that in a cost of living— talk about that in a cost of living crisis,— talk about that in a cost of living crisis, i— talk about that in a cost of living crisis, i have no issue wrrb. — living crisis, i have no issue wrrb. .rr— living crisis, i have no issue wrrb. .ifvou- living crisis, i have no issue with. .if you do- living crisis, i have no issue with. .if you do this. living crisis, i have no issue. with. .if you do this free with. but if you do this free speech channel, ahead . what's speech channel, go ahead. what's your issue? i would like to talk aberr— your issue? i would like to talk abear r— your issue? i would like to talk about i would— your issue? i would like to talk about i would like— your issue? i would like to talk about i would like to- ” , i would like to talk about i would like to talk about bar.— about i would like to talk about rbar. r— about i would like to talk about rbar. r weake— about i would like to talk about that. i would like— about i would like to talk about that. i would like to talk about the that. i would like to talk abouti rbe—ba the fact that the monarchy. do you— the fact that the monarchy. do you warr— the fact that the monarchy. do you wart-care— the fact that the monarchy. do you want-car? you - the fact that the monarchy. do you want-car? you want- the fact that the monarchy. jrzzr you want the car? you want the first since first coronation relevant since 93 republican? 93 to be a republican? sentiment i sentiment within the uk. can i just— sentiment within the uk. can i as say— sentiment within the uk. can i as say kee— sentiment within the uk. can i as say bet me— sentiment within the uk. can i just say let me just— sentiment within the uk. can i just say let me just one- sentiment within the uk. can i just say let me just one one little what you're little answer to what you're saying. cost saying. all public events cost money. so, for instance, the american would had money. so, for instance, the anpay an would had money. so, for instance, the anpay to would had money. so, for instance, the anpay to send would had money. so, for instance, the anpay to send theirild had money. so, for instance, the anpay to send their head had money. so, for instance, the anpay to send their head of had to pay to send their head of state the other state here. biden the other thing i'll as you have thing i'll say as well, you have to weigh this up against the amount money they attract to amount of money they attract to the country. i'm just giving a bit here they bit of balance here because they are . london is are people worldwide. london is the most visited place on the planet and a large part of why people come here is the royal family. however , however, i am family. however, however, i am veering— family. however, however, i am veering bask— family. however, however, i am veering back into— family. however, however, i am veering back into the- ear however, however, i am veering back into the into the reakrr — veering back into the into the eaten at— veering back into the into the

realm of wanting— veering back into the into the realm of wanting to turn buckingham _ realm of wanting to turn buckingham palace into a wetherspoons_ buckingham palace into a wetherspoons because they are very— wetherspoons because they are very ekabese— wetherspoons because they are very expense lviv_ wetherspoons because they are very expense lviv mascot , their very expense lviv mascot, their everbara— very expense lviv mascot, their overpaid mascot.— very expense lviv mascot, their overpaid mascot. it's going to be rau— overpaid mascot. it's going to be tab at— overpaid mascot. it's going to be full of migrants by next year anyway. — be full of migrants by next year anyway. reab— be full of migrants by next year anyway. yeah. put— be full of migrants by next year anyway. yeah. put them in there. baw— anyway. yeah. put them in there. now beak— anyway. yeah. put them in there. now beak ar— anyway. yeah. put them in there. now beak an a— anyway. yeah. put them in there. now look on a similar— anyway. yeah. put them in there. now look on a similar theme, liz truss has given her first tv interview since being unceremoniously ousted from number 10. this is with fox news in america. the former pm talked china fracking the need for low tax growth economy, tax and a high growth economy, but she did find time for a little barb. i like this at the harry and meghan circus too. so watch all of this. i'm doing this arena— watch all of this. i'm doing this trend right— f i'm doing this trend right across the weser— this trend right across the western-more. western world of more government,- western world of more government, higher taxes and spending.— government, higher taxes and more spending. i— government, higher taxes and more spending. i said in my sbeeeb— more spending. i said in my speech earlier— more spending. i said in my speech earlier that we're beeemrwe— speech earlier that we're becoming social democracies by the becoming social democracies by rbe bask— becoming social democracies by the back door— becoming social democracies by the back door ,_ becoming social democracies by the back door , and i don't think the back door, and i don't think abat— the back door, and i don't think rbar rs— the back door, and i don't think bear is going— the back door, and i don't think bear is getng re— the back door, and i don't think that is going to deliver for pebble.— that is going to deliver for people. se— that is going to deliver for people. so one— that is going to deliver for people. so one of the things i wanted— people. so one of the things i wanted re— people. so one of the things i wanted to do— people. so one of the things i wanted to do is— people. so one of the things i wanted to do is frack back in abe— wanted to do is frack back in rte-se— wanted to do is frack back in rbeise we— wanted to do is frack back in the-so we could- wanted to do is frack back in the so we could have cheaper the uk so we could have cheaper energy— the uk so we could have cheaper energy-energy- the uk so we could have cheaper energy-energy costs. energy costs. our energy costs are energy costs. our energy costs earrewrky— energy costs. our energy costs are currently double what they are currently double what they br— are currently double what they be be— are currently double what they are in the united— are currently double what they are in the united states. it's bis— are in the united states. it's his day.— are in the united states. it's his day rbrs— are in the united states. it's his day. this is— are in the united states. it's his day. this is about us celebrating— his day. this is about us

celebrating .— his day. this is about us celebrating . the new monarch. celebrating. the new monarch. arra— celebrating. the new monarch. awe rbar-s— celebrating. the new monarch. and that's what— celebrating. the new monarch. and that's what the focus should be — and that's what the focus should be rm— and that's what the focus should be on. i'm afraid— and that's what the focus should be on. i'm afraid .— and that's what the focus should be on. i'm afraid. i— and that's what the focus should be on. i'm afraid . i think the be on. i'm afraid. i think the issues around— be on. i'm afraid. i think the issues around harry and meghan are issues around harry and meghan a bir— issues around harry and meghan a bit at— issues around harry and meghan a bit at a— issues around harry and meghan are a bit of a sideshow to that . web— are a bit of a sideshow to that . web saw.— are a bit of a sideshow to that . well said. what— are a bit of a sideshow to that . well said. what a- are a bit of a sideshow to that . well said. what a shame. truss was stitched up as pm in that wholly under democratic coup. she was no doubt our best chance of escaping the warped socialist democracy that she's long been warning about. and i think we'll continue to warn about. amy nick gibb , sean bailey, allison gibb, sean bailey, allison pearson do stand by because coming harry's solo coming up is harry's solo attendance at next month's coronation and winning him plaudits from our superstar panel plaudits from our superstar panel. will you find out what as we reveal tonight's greatest britain in uni and jackass. but next to uncancelled, after losing . £5 billion in value in losing. £5 billion in value in just six days, has bud light committed commercial suicide by teaming up with the trans influencer dylan mulvaney. and as bma baron dr. robert lawrenson has slammed by his own father during the latest doctor's strikes. has the left been infiltrated by the privileged liberal elite ? well,

privileged liberal elite? well, the baron of fleet street, kelvin mackenzie , he's live in kelvin mackenzie, he's live in two short minutes this .

time now for an cancelled . and time now for an cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, budweiser's bizarre promo ad for bud light beer, featuring the trans activist dylan mulvaney, has plunged its parent company, anheuser—busch , into company, anheuser—busch, into its biggest crisis in its 107 81 year history. so this , let me year history. so this, let me show you, is the most disastrous ad, i think, commercially in history . this month, history. this month, i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood, and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever a can with my face on it . check

can with my face on it. check out my instagram— can with my face on it. check out my instagram story- rt? t e check out my instagram story to see bew— out my instagram story to see bew yea— out my instagram story to see how you saw— out my instagram story to see how you can enjoy march madness wrrb— how you can enjoy march madness with bat— how you can enjoy march madness web but babb— how you can enjoy march madness with bud light and— how you can enjoy march madness with bud light and maybe win ree— with bud light and maybe win some too . money— with bud light and maybe win some too . money i love ya . some too. money i love ya. cbeers. — some too. money i love ya. cbeers. ee— some too. money i love ya. cheers. go team - some too. money i love ya. cheers. go team . whatever team cheers. go team. whatever team you— cheers. go team. whatever team you keye— cheers. go team. whatever team you teve, r— cheers. go team. whatever team you teve, r keye— cheers. go team. whatever team you love, i love to. _ cheers. go team. whatever team you love, i love to. 0?er cheers. go team. whatever team you love, i love to. rzzr" you love, i love to. okay, so on abe— you love, i love to. okay, so on the back of that commercial tie in, the company lost a whopping five £5 billion in just six days at market value and execs for the company are now trying to blame low level staffers . but blame low level staffers. but bud light's vice president of marketing alissa hines, said on the eve of the promo outlined her intention to make the bud light brand less frat house lad and more woke erg look, it's super clear mandate. it's like we need to evolve— super clear mandate. it's like we need to evolve and- t : it's like we need to evolve and elevate rbrs— we need to evolve and elevate rbrs rs— we need to evolve and elevate this is incredibly— we need to evolve and elevate this is incredibly iconic brand ekaye— this is incredibly iconic brand ekaye wbar— this is incredibly iconic brand okay? what is— this is incredibly iconic brand okay? what is what is what is ewebe— okay? what is what is what is ebe arre— okay? what is what is what is evolve and elevate mean. it means inclusivity . it means means inclusivity. it means sweetne— means inclusivity. it means sbrrrbre abe— means inclusivity. it means shifting the tone. we have this baweewer— shifting the tone. we have this hangover mean— shifting the tone. we have this hangover mean bud light had been kind er— hangover mean bud light had been kind at a— hangover mean bud light had been kind of a brand— hangover mean bud light had been kind of a brand of— hangover mean bud light had been kind of a brand of a— hangover mean bud light had been kind of a brand of a bratty , kind of a brand of a bratty, kine— kind of a brand of a bratty, krwe er— kind of a brand of a bratty, kind of out—of—touch humour , and

kind of out—of—touch humour, and it kind of out—of—touch humour, and be was— kind of out—of—touch humour, and be reaby— kind of out—of—touch humour, and it was really important that we baa— it was really important that we baa awerber— it was really important that we had another approach . fibrin had another approach. well. kebrr— had another approach. well. kelvin mackenzie well done to that woke woman , because by that woke woman, because by trying to stop bud light being associated with frat boys , she's associated with frat boys, she's managed to wipe $6 billion off the company . all right, well, the company. all right, well, rear— the company. all right, well, rbar warran— the company. all right, well, that woman clearly- the company. all right, well, that woman clearly is- rt.ri:rt�* 1?er all right, well, that woman clearly is right rt.ri:rt�* tr?y all right, well, that woman clearly is right on the that woman clearly is right on be eage— that woman clearly is right on be eeee er— that woman clearly is right on the edge of getting the bullet . the edge of getting the bullet. i the edge of getting the bullet. r mean— the edge of getting the bullet. r abe— the edge of getting the bullet. i mean, the truth— the edge of getting the bullet. i mean, the truth about the matter— i mean, the truth about the matter rs— i mean, the truth about the matter is, if— i mean, the truth about the matter is, if you've lived in be— matter is, if you've lived in be seares— matter is, if you've lived in the states at— matter is, if you've lived in the states at all, bud, the bebwebser— the states at all, bud, the budweiser is— the states at all, bud, the budweiser is always about blokes stabbe— budweiser is always about blokes srrrbre br— budweiser is always about blokes srrrrae be bars— budweiser is always about blokes sitting in bars, having a beer. webbe— sitting in bars, having a beer. krebre k— sitting in bars, having a beer. krebre k kine— sitting in bars, having a beer. right? a kind of— sitting in bars, having a beer. right? a kind of frat community. order— right? a kind of frat community. older drinkers. i— right? a kind of frat community. older drinkers. i agree- right? a kind of frat community. older drinkers. i agree .- right? a kind of frat community. : r: t t i agree . so the older drinkers. i agree. so the issue— older drinkers. i agree. so the issue was somebody- : r: t t i agree. so the issue was somebody had to make a teaser— issue was somebody had to make a teaser .— issue was somebody had to make a teaser , bew— issue was somebody had to make a decision , how are— issue was somebody had to make a decision , how are we— issue was somebody had to make a decision , how are we going to decision, how are we going to ebarree— decision, how are we going to ebaaee rbrse — decision, how are we going to change this? it's— decision, how are we going to change this? e t tear change this? it's clearly that lady who decided to change it andifs lady who decided to change it and it's that lady who who ought to go . now, what's happened is to go. now, what's happened is that the traditional bars in america have started to reject that beer. why? they've rejected it because their their punters who used to have it now don't want it because that is a very ,

want it because that is a very, very powerful image that you've just shown there. you when you've seen that,- just shown there. you when you've seen that, you- you when you've seen that, you have to make— you've seen that, you have to make a— you've seen that, you have to make a decision,— you've seen that, you have to make a decision, do i want to go web— make a decision, do i want to go with rbrse — make a decision, do i want to go with rbrse be— make a decision, do i want to go with this? do i— make a decision, do i want to go with this? do i feel— make a decision, do i want to go with this? th:r �*"rt;rt;t with this? do i feel warm towards this or am i going to reject it? and my sense is that they have made an error . and the they have made an error. and the other thing is, you're quite right to mention the fact that they now can't find anybody who made the decision that this lady or i'll call her a woman, she wants to be called a woman, that this woman should be put in this position. isn't it fantastic that they that they say they that they that they say they that they that they say they that they hire influencers at very low levels within a massive, successful company like anheuser—busch? i frankly don't believe it when you see that lady there who was the head of head of marketing for the company, she was very clear she wanted to blow things up. she has blow things up. and it hasn't worked. so there's only one person who's got walk the one person who's got to walk the plank got to walk the plank now. she's got to walk the plank. don't blame dylan plank. i don't blame dylan mulvaney. why should i? why

should i blame him or her? she got paid $70,000 for pushing it. that's what she does for a living. honestly, if somebody paid me 70,000, i'd push it. okay, fine. but the issue i have aberr— okay, fine. but the issue i have abeer abe— okay, fine. but the issue i have about the dylan— okay, fine. but the issue i have about the dylan mulvaney thing is rear— about the dylan mulvaney thing is bar bar— about the dylan mulvaney thing is that that he— about the dylan mulvaney thing is that that he is— about the dylan mulvaney thing is that that he is dressed up in, is that that he is dressed up be yew— is that that he is dressed up be yew knew:— is that that he is dressed up in, you know, nike sportswear , in, you know, nike sportswear, trying— in, you know, nike sportswear, rryrae re— in, you know, nike sportswear, rryrao re say— in, you know, nike sportswear, rryrao re say be— in, you know, nike sportswear, trying to say to women , oh, buy trying to say to women, oh, buy these— trying to say to women, oh, buy these sportswear— trying to say to women, oh, buy these sportswear brand. well, he beeswa— these sportswear brand. well, he eeesa-r bake— these sportswear brand. well, he doesn't have boobs. he has a bears.— doesn't have boobs. he has a bears. se— doesn't have boobs. he has a penis. so clearly— doesn't have boobs. he has a penis. so clearly that's highly bapereerbabe— penis. so clearly that's highly inappropriate. and with the where— inappropriate. and with the wbeke bee— inappropriate. and with the whole bud light thing, the ad aereaby— whole bud light thing, the ad was actually quite offensive bese— was actually quite offensive bese be— was actually quite offensive because he said, oh, i know betwee— because he said, oh, i know nothing about— because he said, oh, i know nothing about march madness . nothing about march madness. webb— nothing about march madness. wekb abe— nothing about march madness. well, the whole— nothing about march madness. well, the whole of the well, the whole point of the bremerrerr— well, the whole point of the. promotion—madness, promotion was march madness, wbkb— promotion was march madness, wbreb rs— promotion was march madness, which is obviously a massive arrears-r— which is obviously a massive amount. sporting which is obviously a massive amount-sporting is amount. aachen sporting event is sberrsrrerr— amount. aachen sporting event is sberrsmerr beat:— amount. aachen sporting event is sportsmen. yeah, but look, i warr— sportsmen. yeah, but look, i want re— sportsmen. yeah, but look, i want to move— sportsmen. yeah, but look, i want to move to— sportsmen. yeah, but look, i want to move to on this to this bebbre— want to move to on this to this man behind the— want to move to on this to this man behind the mass walkout of junior— man behind the mass walkout of teeter teeters— man behind the mass walkout of junior doctors kelvin. so this is be— junior doctors kelvin. so this is the marxist— junior doctors kelvin. so this is the marxist baron, doctor keberr— is the marxist baron, doctor robert lawrenson , and he's been robert lawrenson, and he's been stabbed— robert lawrenson, and he's been stabbed by— robert lawrenson, and he's been stabbed by bis— robert lawrenson, and he's been slammed by his own dad, kelvin, arter— slammed by his own dad, kelvin, after abandoning— slammed by his own dad, kelvin, after abandoning his colleagues on after abandoning his colleagues are abe— after abandoning his colleagues era are bicker— after abandoning his colleagues on the picket line— after abandoning his colleagues on the picket line to go on bebbay— on the picket line to go on bebeaylse— on the picket line to go on holiday.-so so- on the picket line to go on holiday. so so this guy holiday. so. so so this guy has webbed—br—

holiday. so. so so this guy has webbed—b. - holiday. so. so so this guy has dropped—it. he's. holiday. so. so so this guy has. dropped—it. he's now dropped himself in it. he's now had dropped himself in it. he's new base ee— dropped himself in it. he's now had to apologise everybody so had to apologise to everybody so he go on on to his he chooses to go on on to his friend's wedding rather than be involved in the picket. even although he was one of the two co—leaders of the strike. so he's clearly made a terrible error. but the other thing his father has come out against him as well , father has come out against him as well, pointing out i'm a customer of the nhs, i pay my taxes and i don't agree with it. and the other reason he says it, of course , is that he runs a of course, is that he runs a multi—million pound investment firm and one of the directors of that firm is his son, doctor rob lawrenson . so my question about lawrenson. so my question about this is does he get paid as a director and how many hours a week or a month or a year does he do on that when he's not doctoring? i'm not against him doing that. i just like to know there's a whole series of things and his father says of him , he and his father says of him, he said he's not a red under the bed. he's not a militant anarchist. where does all this come from? isn't that strange? i

mean, i rather warm to his dad. his dad is as puzzled by his son's politics as the rest of us are. have you heard tonight that the nurses have rejected that pay the nurses have rejected that pay offer and that tomorrow they're going to announce it? and so there's going to be more mayhem, more deaths that the telegraph makes tonight. yes, exactly. absolute shocker. exactly. deaths actually being eaesee — exactly. deaths actually being eaesee arre— exactly. deaths actually being caused. and as— exactly. deaths actually being caused. and as you've pointed outr— caused. and as you've pointed eee kewrr— caused. and as you've pointed out, kevin, for— caused. and as you've pointed out, kevin, for a— caused. and as you've pointed out, kevin, for a long time, bese— out, kevin, for a long time, because you're— out, kevin, for a long time, because you're furious about ebb.— because you're furious about rbrs. kee— because you're furious about this. you know,— because you're furious about this. you know, you say the wrbbeerark— this. you know, you say the hippocratic oath used to be do no hippocratic oath used to be do be barre.— hippocratic oath used to be do be barre. bew— hippocratic oath used to be do no harm. now it's— hippocratic oath used to be do no harm. now it's almost like mesa— no harm. now it's almost like must cause harm— no harm. now it's almost like must cause harm , must cause must cause harm, must cause barre. — must cause harm, must cause barre. rbey— must cause harm, must cause harm. they don't— must cause harm, must cause harm. "car : t e t ”rt; must cause harm, must cause harm. trig e rt.r?trt; "rig harm. they don't care. they literally don't care. they they are using they're using your pain , especially the older pain, especially the older community, for your pain, for their pay . and do you know what their pay. and do you know what they actually have the balls effectively to say we are doing the right thing? how can it be right for a doctor or a nurse to sentence a patient to an early

death so that they get another 1 or 2? do you know what western australia , they can have this australia, they can have this lot. let us try and train up some other people who have no strike clauses in their contract. let us treat them like we do. police officers . why we do. police officers. why should police officers? why should police officers? why should police officers not be allowed to strike? and yet the doctors who can kill you or could save you are allowed to strike? it's ridiculous. it should change and confer formation tonight. of course , formation tonight. of course, that formation tonight. of course, rbar eearbs— formation tonight. of course, that deaths were— rt:rt rt:rt qt of course, that deaths were caused by the base— that deaths were caused by the base strike.— that deaths were caused by the last strike. kelvin— that deaths were caused by the last strike. kelvin mackenzie, we wir— last strike. kelvin mackenzie, we wrb star— last strike. kelvin mackenzie, we will chat monday . have we will chat monday. have a barber— we will chat monday. have a brilliant weekend. thank you so meek— brilliant weekend. thank you so must kebbr— brilliant weekend. thank you so must kebbr .— brilliant weekend. thank you so much kelvin . but— brilliant weekend. thank you so much kelvin . but it's brilliant weekend. thank you so much kelvin. but it's time brilliant weekend. thank you so much kelvin . but it's time now much kelvin. but it's time now to much kelvin. but it's time now be reweak— much kelvin. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— much kelvin. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest breaka— to reveal tonight's greatest brrrabr br— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . so britain in union jackass. so bask— britain in union jackass. so bask re— britain in union jackass. so bask be my— britain in union jackass. so back to my superstar panel. absen— back to my superstar panel. alison pearson,— back to my superstar panel. alison pearson, who's your e — alison pearson, who's your nominee ? de— alison pearson, who's your nominee ? th; sr~ir?3 l nominee? de mary quant, legendary fashion designer. she turned a black and white- q: :q she turned a black and white dreary bese—war— turned a black and white dreary post—war britain— turned a black and white dreary post—war britain into technical skew— post—war britain into technical sekew twa— post—war britain into technical colour fun. and— post—war britain into technical colour fun. and mary quant bwewree— colour fun. and mary quant invented hot— colour fun. and mary quant

invented hot pants . the pvc invented hot pants. the pvc rarwsear— invented hot pants. the pvc raincoat and _ invented hot pants. the pvc raincoat and waterproof mascara. wear— raincoat and waterproof mascara. wear a— raincoat and waterproof mascara. wear a keeewe— raincoat and waterproof mascara. wear a keoeae. — raincoat and waterproof mascara. what a legend . q: what a legend. total legend. wes.— what a legend. total legend. ves- rbere— what a legend. total legend. yes. there she— what a legend. total legend. yes. there she is— what a legend. total legend. yes. there she is .— what a legend. total legend. yes. there she is . sean- what a legend. q: yes. there she is . sean bailey, yes. there she is. sean bailey, yew— yes. there she is. sean bailey, year werrrwee— yes. there she is. sean bailey, year .— yes. there she is. sean bailey, your nominee . all— yes. there she is. sean bailey, your nominee . all i heard was your nominee. all i heard was ber— your nominee. all i heard was bee bares.— your nominee. all i heard was bee bares. se— your nominee. all i heard was hot pants. so i'm— your nominee. all i heard was hot pants. so i'm voting for mary. — hot pants. so i'm voting for mary. ray— hot pants. so i'm voting for mary. my nominees, bryn perry , mary. my nominees, bryn perry, the co—founder_ mary. my nominees, bryn perry, the co—founder of— mary. my nominees, bryn perry, the co—founder of help for werees— the co—founder of help for werees .— the co—founder of help for heroes , who— the co—founder of help for heroes , who unfortunately passed heroes, who unfortunately passed away— heroes, who unfortunately passed away after— heroes, who unfortunately passed away after a— heroes, who unfortunately passed away after a battle— heroes, who unfortunately passed away after a battle with cancer. he away after a battle with cancer. we bekbee— away after a battle with cancer. we asked se— away after a battle with cancer. he helped so many people in the binary— he helped so many people in the abbey wake:— he helped so many people in the military world, you— he helped so many people in the military world, you know, resewerbre— military world, you know, recovering soldiers, but also to saw— recovering soldiers, but also to sbew rear— recovering soldiers, but also to show that soldiers— recovering soldiers, but also to show that soldiers do well when they— show that soldiers do well when rbey keawe— show that soldiers do well when they keawe as— show that soldiers do well when they leave as well,— show that soldiers do well when they leave as well, because they breweee— they leave as well, because they breweee se— they leave as well, because they provided so much— they leave as well, because they provided so much funds for that sbarby— provided so much funds for that sbarrry. se— provided so much funds for that sbarrry. se brya— provided so much funds for that charity. so bryn perry and i'm weeke— charity. so bryn perry and i'm wrseke: year— charity. so bryn perry and i'm nicole, your nominee, so mine is an nicole, your nominee, so mine is are beaerary— nicole, your nominee, so mine is are beaerary ee— nicole, your nominee, so mine is an honorary one this week. 'tr: an honorary one this week. and rye— an honorary one this week. and be braked— an honorary one this week. and we brskea abe— an honorary one this week. and i've picked the only— an honorary one this week. and i've picked the only lady in the world who manages to wind up dan more than me . it's meghan markle more than me. it's meghan markle . oh, demonstrating admirable boundanes . oh, demonstrating admirable boundaries when it comes to dodgy in—laws and knowing when to say no if only harry wood was able to say no to . but look, i'm

able to say no to. but look, i'm going— able to say no to. but look, i'm oerae re— able to say no to. but look, i'm oerae re 90— able to say no to. but look, i'm oerae re 90 web— able to say no to. but look, i'm going to go with sean- but look, i'm going to go with sean bailey and eye— going to go with sean bailey and brya parry— going to go with sean bailey and brya tarry .— going to go with sean bailey and bryn parry . health— going to go with sean bailey and bryn parry . health heroes. very, bryn parry. health heroes. very, very— bryn parry. health heroes. very, very breakaw— bryn parry. health heroes. very, very important charity and a sad kess— very important charity and a sad kess .— very important charity and a sad kess . bareb— very important charity and a sad loss. union jack— very important charity and a sad loss . union jack acas very important charity and a sad loss. union jack acas . time now. loss. union jack acas. time now. kkkrsea— loss. union jack acas. time now. allison pearson,— loss. union jack acas. time now. allison pearson, who are you going— allison pearson, who are you oerae rer— allison pearson, who are you oerae rere — allison pearson, who are you oerae rere res— allison pearson, who are you going for ? e 37” trtrt going for? it's prince harry. rear-s— going for? it's prince harry. rbar-s mere— going for? it's prince harry. that's more like— going for? it's prince harry. that's more like it— going for? e 37” trtrt that's more like it from cheeky chappy— that's more like it from cheeky chappy .— that's more like it from cheeky sbabby , mess— that's more like it from cheeky chappy , most popular member of chappy, most popular member of the chappy, most popular member of be kayak— chappy, most popular member of the royal family,— chappy, most popular member of the royal family, too. : the royal family, too. whipped rabbis— the royal family, too. whipped public enemy. no oh, you mean what you think of that ? i have what you think of that? i have no words rendered etr?e7 i have no words rendered speechless beeswa— no words rendered speechless beesa-r babbea— no words rendered speechless doesn't happen often. t doesn't happen often. sean baby.— doesn't happen often. sean barkey, year— doesn't happen often. sean bailey, your nominee. all i heard was whipped and hot pants . my nominees, sleepy joe biden for his anti—british sentiment. look we love our american cousins. it is a really important relationship. not just for us and them, but for the entire world and need i mentioned two world wars. the whole point is this joe biden should a statesman bringing should be a statesman bringing the world together. and to so the world together. and to be so openly anti—british, i think it's shame. yeah well, it's an awful shame. yeah well, look, foster on this look, dame arlene foster on this show earlier in the week said biden hates britain. and i think

this week he proved her right. amy nicole, you many so this is a clip that caught my eye on the twitter this week. her name is aware— twitter this week. her name is jasmine seoaa— twitter this week. her name is jasmine cogan and— her name is jasmine cogan and she's a young seaserwarbe— jasmine cogan and she's a young conservative who— jasmine cogan and she's a young conservative who lives in career— conservative who lives in cardiff who _ conservative who lives in cardiff who thought it'd be a geee— cardiff who thought it'd be a geee resa— cardiff who thought it'd be a good idea re— cardiff who thought it'd be a good idea to put— cardiff who thought it'd be a good idea to put out a clip of bersekr— good idea to put out a clip of bersekr saying— good idea to put out a clip of herself saying how from living in herself saying how from living be career— herself saying how from living be sarerrr :— herself saying how from living in cardiff , she's— herself saying how from living in cardiff , she's decided that in cardiff, she's decided that abe— in cardiff, she's decided that be weksb— in cardiff, she's decided that the welsh have— in cardiff, she's decided that the welsh have very low the welsh have a very low and i rbrak— the welsh have a very low and i rbrak-rbrs— the welsh have a very low and i think-this actually- the welsh have a very low and i think this actually , think we have this actually, akrsea-s— think we have this actually, alison's furious— think we have this actually, alison's furious already. �*tfw�*rt; alison's furious already. we bake— alison's furious already. we have ebb— alison's furious already. we have this-look— alison's furious already. we have this-look at. i- alison's furious already. �*tfw�*rt; i find it have this to look at. i find it so tough have this to look at. i find it se reaeb re— have this to look at. i find it so tough to find— i find it so tough to find someone who is intellectually— so tough to find someone who is intellectually on— so tough to find someone who is intellectually on my level and was— intellectually on my level and wbe rs— intellectually on my level and who is actually— intellectually on my level and who is actually witty and inspired— who is actually witty and inspired and— who is actually witty and inspired and incredibly driven bke— inspired and incredibly driven krke beebke— inspired and incredibly driven like people are— inspired and incredibly driven like people are just so okay web— like people are just so okay with mediocrity— like people are just so okay with mediocrity in wales and it's with mediocrity in wales and res wke— with mediocrity in wales and res wke ab— with mediocrity in wales and it's vile all to— with mediocrity in wales and it's vile all to be— with mediocrity in wales and it's vile all to be around. it's erseasrrae— it's vile all to be around. it's ersoasrrao .— it's vile all to be around. it's disgusting . erg— it's vile all to be around. it's disgusting . erg yeah, not a good disgusting. erg yeah, not a good bak— disgusting. erg yeah, not a good keek: rrebre — disgusting. erg yeah, not a good look, right? allison— disgusting. erg yeah, not a good look, right? tatrt \rrt:r disgusting. erg yeah, not a good look, right? fat:rt \rrt:r q: look, right? allison not a good look. they're all look, right? fat:rt \rrt:r q: they're all laughing at look. they're all laughing at her look. they're all laughing at be bearab— look. they're all laughing at her behind her— they're all laughing at her behind her back. diane i can reb— her behind her back. diane i can ask yea— her behind her back. diane i can rekk yea bew— her behind her back. diane i can tell you now, look,— her behind her back. diane i can tell you now, look, i am going to tell you now, look, i am going be 90r— tell you now, look, i am going as gor rbeaeb. — tell you now, look, i am going to go, though. of— tell you now, look, i am going to go, though. cj�*" rt.rt:r. to go, though. of course, with allison pearson, prince harry. he is our union jackass for

obvious reasons that do not need to be explained again . but thank to be explained again. but thank you so much to a brilliant superstar panel tonight. allison pearson , who has an excellent pearson, who has an excellent column in the daily telegraph tomorrow on this whole bbc twitter debacle. i've had a little preview . it's very good. little preview. it's very good. sean bailey and amy nicholl, as well. thank you for your company throughout the week. i'm, of course, back on monday night at 9 pm. next up, though , it's 9 pm. next up, though, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper front pages . good night.

you with gb news. in a moment, - you with gb news. in a moment, weaebaers— . you with gb news. in a moment, weaebaers bar— . you with gb news. in a moment, headliners but-let's— headliners but first, let's barre— headliners but first, let's barre-ease- headliners but first, let's bring-date the bring you up to date with the karesr—aael latest news headlines and president— latest news headlines and president biden says the uk oeweramear— president biden says the uk government should be working mere-wrea— government should be working more _with the - government should be working more with the irish more closely with the irish oeweramear— more closely with the irish government to _ more closely with the irish government to support northern rrekaae— government to support northern rrekaae br— government to support northern rrekaae be a— government to support northern ireland in a historic address to the ireland in a historic address to are risk— ireland in a historic address to the irish parliament earlier on satay:— the irish parliament earlier on reeay: arr. — the irish parliament earlier on today, mr. biden— the irish parliament earlier on today, mr. biden said the good rrreay— today, mr. biden said the good friday agreement— today, mr. biden said the good friday agreement has had a sreabrsaar— friday agreement has had a significant and— friday agreement has had a significant and positive impact and be— significant and positive impact and be weee— significant and positive impact and he urged those assembled to rear— and he urged those assembled to ensure that political violence mass— ensure that political violence must never be— ensure that political violence must never be allowed again to rake— must never be allowed again to rake beke. — must never be allowed again to take hold. his— must never be allowed again to take hold. his comments received abbkaase— take hold. his comments received abbkaase as— take hold. his comments received warm applause as he spoke in brewe— warm applause as he spoke in bear er— warm applause as he spoke in beer at bis— warm applause as he spoke in front of his son,— warm applause as he spoke in front of his son, hunter and sister— front of his son, hunter and sister valerie— front of his son, hunter and sister valerie biden. owens rresreear— sister valerie biden. owens president biden also spoke of the president biden also spoke of be sbaree— president biden also spoke of the shared history between