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cancer care . it follows an cancer care. it follows an earlier announcement by unison that its nhs members had overwhelmingly accepted the same offer. paediatr nurse olivia princewill told gb news she thinks the government could have offered more in junior doctors worked for incredibly long hours so the nurses in conditions that are absolutely ridiculous to them come to work and be happy with the job. okay, that's not even safe for— with the job. okay, that's not even safe for the— okay, that's not even safe for the patient. so what— even safe for the patient. so what were— even safe for the patient. so what we're trying to do here, ent— what we're trying to do here, ant .— what we're trying to do here, and i believe— what we're trying to do here, and i believe that's what eweanew— and i believe that's what eweawwe te— and i believe that's what everyone is trying to achieve, is everyone is trying to achieve, te ta— everyone is trying to achieve, te to a— everyone is trying to achieve, is come to a situation where teete— is come to a situation where there te— is come to a situation where there te a— is come to a situation where there te a eart— is come to a situation where there is a sort of— is come to a situation where there is a sort of agreement between— there is a sort of agreement between we— there is a sort of agreement between us nurses, the junior teeters— between us nurses, the junior teeters ant— between us nurses, the junior doctors and also— between us nurses, the junior doctors and also the government to teet— doctors and also the government to teet ute— doctors and also the government to feel like when— doctors and also the government to feel like when you're going to feel like when you're going tea—eate- to feel like when you're going ta—eate . - to feel like when you're going ta—eate . a- to feel like when you're going. to_safe . a mother to work, you're safe. a mother ana— to work, you're safe. a mother and a— to work, you're safe. a mother and a father have been found guilty of murdering their baby son on christmas day. stephen boden and shannon marsden inflicted repeated acts of severe violence on their ten month old baby boy , finley. he'd month old baby boy, finley. he'd only been placed back in their care for 39 days before he was killed . and despite social

killed. and despite social workers asking for a longer transition period, a child safeguarding review has now been launched. safeguarding review has now been launched . french lawmakers have launched. french lawmakers have today voted in favour of raising the pension age in the country from 60 to 64. protests have been gathering in front of city hall in paris to voice their opposition to the government's decision. there's been some trouble tonight with some vehicles on fire as well as president macron's pension reform triggered weeks of protests right across the country. the new legislation , country. the new legislation, which was given the go ahead by france's constitutional council , will be implemented from the 1st of september. however union leaders have said that if macron enacts the pension law , no union enacts the pension law, no union leader will engage further talks with him . now, the us president with him. now, the us president has been brought to tears after a chance meeting at an irish church with the priest who performed the last rites on his son beau . father frank o'grady son beau. father frank o'grady performed the sacrament for beau

biden, who died of brain cancer in 2015. the president visited knock shrine in county mayo as part of his final day of engagement. it brings mr. biden's four day trip to ireland to a close which the former taoiseach, enda kenny, called the longest presidential visit ever to the island . and just ever to the island. and just lastly, a european rocket is on its way to jupiter right now for point 1 billion its way to jupiter right now for point1 billion miles away to point 1 billion miles away to explore whether or not it can support life . it's going to take support life. it's going to take more than eight years for the six tonne spacecraft called juice to get there . it's going juice to get there. it's going to spend around three years using instruments to investigate whether the planet's three moons can support life in its oceans. it's a £14 billion mission, and if all goes well, juice should reach jupiter by july 2031. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio, and on the tunein app. this is gb news. britain's

news . news. channel i want to talk news. channel- . i want to talk to you ctawwet— . i want to talk to you about - i want to talk to you about joe tttew tttet— - i want to talk to you about joe biden. first-all,— - i want to talk to you about joe biden. first-all, joe— - i want to talk to you about joe biden. first-all, joe biden,- biden. first of all, joe biden, he biden. first of all, joe biden, we want— biden. first of all, joe biden, he didn't have— biden. first of all, joe biden, he didn't have much time for he didn't have as much time for tattatn— he didn't have as much time for tattatn ae— he didn't have as much time for tattatn as we— he didn't have as much time for britain as he did— he didn't have as much time for britain as he did for ireland. we-we— britain as he did for ireland. we've seen newsreels there in twttettne— we've seen newsreels there in twttettne .— we've seen newsreels there in our bulletins. he— we've seen newsreels there in our bulletins. he didn't fly the anten— our bulletins. he didn't fly the tact— our bulletins. he didn't fly the tact en— our bulletins. he didn't fly the union jack on the— our bulletins. he didn't fly the union jack on the beast. the us taeettent-e— union jack on the beast. the us president's cadillac. but he did:— president's cadillac. but he ate, et— president's cadillac. but he did, of course— president's cadillac. but he did, of course ,_ president's cadillac. but he did, of course , fly the irish did, of course, fly the irish tag.— did, of course, fly the irish ttag. we— did, of course, fly the irish ttag. we tat— did, of course, fly the irish flag. he had time or two for a eettte— flag. he had time or two for a eettte et— flag. he had time or two for a selfie or two— flag. he had time or two for a selfie or two with— flag. he had time or two for a selfie or two with an alleged nnnete— selfie or two with an alleged rnernetr et— selfie or two with an alleged member of the— selfie or two with an alleged member of the ira, the former stnn— member of the ira, the former stnn tern— member of the ira, the former sinn fein leader— member of the ira, the former sinn fein leader gerry adams , sinn fein leader gerry adams, ant— sinn fein leader gerry adams, ant ne— sinn fein leader gerry adams, ant ne nate— sinn fein leader gerry adams, and he made a— sinn fein leader gerry adams, and he made a demand to the teneeratte— and he made a demand to the democratic unionist party, ureter— democratic unionist party, ulster unionists, who are yet to agree— ulster unionists, who are yet to agree te— ulster unionists, who are yet to agree to restore— ulster unionists, who are yet to agree to restore power sharing at sternent— agree to restore power sharing at stormont to _ agree to restore power sharing at stormont to get back to the tenets— at stormont to get back to the tuetneee et— at stormont to get back to the business of government. quite why— business of government. quite why .— business of government. quite why , tnettn— business of government. quite why , though they should listen why, though they should listen to why, though they should listen te tett — why, though they should listen te tett ett— why, though they should listen to dodi old joe— why, though they should listen to dodi old joe and sinn fein is

tetattw— to dodi old joe and sinn fein is totally beside— to dodi old joe and sinn fein is totally beside me— to dodi old joe and sinn fein is totally beside me because it's pretty— totally beside me because it's pretty tear— totally beside me because it's pretty clear for— totally beside me because it's pretty clear for ladies and tente— pretty clear for ladies and genre tnat— pretty clear for ladies and gents that sleepy joe, who's ttntet— gents that sleepy joe, who's ttntet te — gents that sleepy joe, who's linked to ireland, is about as streng— linked to ireland, is about as etrent ae— linked to ireland, is about as etreng as my— linked to ireland, is about as strong as my own link to retant. — strong as my own link to ireland. and— strong as my own link to ireland. and you don't hear me, wett— ireland. and you don't hear me, wolf rhiannon— ireland. and you don't hear me, wolf rhiannon about it. every twe— wolf rhiannon about it. every twe eeeenet — wolf rhiannon about it. every two seconds. he's— wolf rhiannon about it. every two seconds. he's guided by a reatt— two seconds. he's guided by a really virulent— two seconds. he's guided by a really virulent anti british eenttnent— really virulent anti british sentiment, and it's led to him turnta— sentiment, and it's led to him turntng tewn— sentiment, and it's led to him turning down an— sentiment, and it's led to him turning down an invitation to his turning down an invitation to we war-eetw— turning down an invitation to his majesty, the— turning down an invitation to his majesty, the king's coronation,— his majesty, the king's coronation, an event that hasn't nattenet— coronation, an event that hasn't nattenet etnee— coronation, an event that hasn't happened since the 1950s. it's a ttwetat— happened since the 1950s. it's a pivotal moment— happened since the 1950s. it's a pivotal moment in— happened since the 1950s. it's a pivotal moment in the rich tapestry— pivotal moment in the rich tateetw tnat— pivotal moment in the rich tapestry that is— pivotal moment in the rich tapestry that is our nation's nttterw— tapestry that is our nation's nteterw a— tapestry that is our nation's history. a history, of course , history. a history, of course, ttatet— history. a history, of course, shaped through— history. a history, of course, shaped through the stories of knee— shaped through the stories of ttnte ant— shaped through the stories of kings and queens . we in the uk kings and queens. we in the uk tttn-t— kings and queens. we in the uk tttn-t vete— kings and queens. we in the uk didn't vote for— kings and queens. we in the uk didn't vote for the— kings and queens. we in the uk didn't vote for the waikerie and weterw— didn't vote for the waikerie and wetew et— didn't vote for the waikerie and wokery of biden's— didn't vote for the waikerie and wokery of biden's democrats . we wokery of biden's democrats. we wetet— wokery of biden's democrats. we wetet ter— wokery of biden's democrats. we were voted for for— wokery of biden's democrats. we were voted for for brexit boris ant— were voted for for brexit boris ant ter— were voted for for brexit boris ant ter tett— were voted for for brexit boris and for bold action that tettwen— and for bold action that delivers for— and for bold action that delivers for britain as vice tresttent— delivers for britain as vice president in— delivers for britain as vice president in 2015, joe biden

tatt— president in 2015, joe biden satt tnat— president in 2015, joe biden said that no— president in 2015, joe biden said that no one— president in 2015, joe biden said that no one wearing orange , said that no one wearing orange a , said that no one wearing orange , a colour associated with ureter-s— , a colour associated with ulster's unionists, would be eete— ulster's unionists, would be eete tn— ulster's unionists, would be welcome in the— ulster's unionists, would be welcome in the white house. he retereneet— welcome in the white house. he referenced beating— welcome in the white house. he referenced beating the british unt— referenced beating the british untt, tne— referenced beating the british unit, the black— referenced beating the british unit, the black and tans from we— unit, the black and tans from tne tren— unit, the black and tans from the irish independence war tneteat— the irish independence war tneteat et— the irish independence war instead of new— the irish independence war instead of new zealand's all tracts,— instead of new zealand's all ttaete, a— instead of new zealand's all blacks, a gaffe— instead of new zealand's all blacks, a gaffe or a deliberate, treweeattwe— blacks, a gaffe or a deliberate, provocative action _ blacks, a gaffe or a deliberate, provocative action for against the provocative action for against tne trttten. — provocative action for against the british. now,— provocative action for against the british. now, throughout his tenttnw— the british. now, throughout his tengtnw career— the british. now, throughout his lengthy career and of course his tent— lengthy career and of course his tent tre— lengthy career and of course his tent ttte .— lengthy career and of course his tent ttte , tn— lengthy career and of course his tent ttte , tn ny— lengthy career and of course his long life , in my view, biden has long life, in my view, biden has ttrntw— long life, in my view, biden has ttrntw stutt— long life, in my view, biden has firmly stuck two— long life, in my view, biden has firmly stuck two fingers up to the firmly stuck two fingers up to tne trtttet — firmly stuck two fingers up to the british crown— firmly stuck two fingers up to the british crown to our nation, to the british crown to our nation, te ew— the british crown to our nation, te ete— the british crown to our nation, te ete .— the british crown to our nation, to our voters , and— the british crown to our nation, to our voters , and actually to our voters, and actually seutnt— to our voters, and actually teutnt te— to our voters, and actually sought to besmirch our history , sought to besmirch our history, aettattw— sought to besmirch our history, actually making— sought to besmirch our history, actually making comparisons tetween— actually making comparisons between northern ireland and the israel—palestine— between northern ireland and the israel—palestine conflict . in my israel—palestine conflict. in my wew— israel—palestine conflict. in my ne— israel—palestine conflict. in my ne ts— israel—palestine conflict. in my view, he is absolutely no friend of view, he is absolutely no friend et tne— view, he is absolutely no friend of the british— view, he is absolutely no friend of the british people to this taw. — of the british people to this taw. r— of the british people to this tat. r tave— of the british people to this day. i have the— of the british people to this day. cit" of the british people to this- day. i have 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 a black and tans. god but but it was when you were a soldier field, wasn't it.7 gang chicago and after it was all over , he gave my brother for over, he gave my brother for allegedly for me. but if it wasn't, i still took it. i still got the tie. i wear it with great pride. and so thank you all for the homecoming. welcome the bad news for all of you is we'll be back. there's no way to keep us out. but thank you. thank you. thank you . what do thank you. thank you. what do you reckon .7 deliberate- thank you. thank you. what do you reckon .7 deliberate or- what do you reckon .7 deliberate or not.7 you reckon? deliberate or not.7 teeauee— you reckon? deliberate or not.7 teeauee r— you reckon? deliberate or not? because i think— you reckon? deliberate or not? because i think folks ultimately a ttttte— because i think folks ultimately a ttttte ttt— because i think folks ultimately a little bit like— because i think folks ultimately a little bit like that infamous scene in love— a little bit like that infamous scene in love actually , in which scene in love actually, in which the scene in love actually, in which tne enme— scene in love actually, in which the prime minister— scene in love actually, in which the prime minister stands up to the prime minister stands up to tne anettean— the prime minister stands up to the american bully that comes to tewntnt— the american bully that comes to tewntnt street. — the american bully that comes to downing street. i— the american bully that comes to downing street. i hope that aettattw— downing street. i hope that aettattw tne — downing street. i hope that actually the unionists in trttatn— actually the unionists in britain continue to stand up for our britain continue to stand up for teette— britain continue to stand up for teette ee— britain continue to stand up for our people over katawan in fear to our people over katawan in fear te a— our people over katawan in fear te a tame— our people over katawan in fear to a lame duck— our people over katawan in fear to a lame duck president that nas—

to a lame duck president that has weakened— to a lame duck president that has weakened the west and emboldened— has weakened the west and emboldened the woke . as always, emboldened the woke. as always, tneutn— emboldened the woke. as always, tneutn r— emboldened the woke. as always, tneutn r want— emboldened the woke. as always, though, i want to— emboldened the woke. as always, though, i want to hear your tneutnts. — though, i want to hear your tnettnte. te— though, i want to hear your thoughts. do you reckon treettent— thoughts. do you reckon president biden is anti—british 7 president biden is anti—british e tnatt— president biden is anti—british e tnatt et— president biden is anti—british ? email gb views— president biden is anti—british ? email gb views at gb news .uk or ? email gb views at gb news .uk er tweet— ? email gb views at gb news .uk er tweet ne— ? email gb views at gb news .uk er tweet me at— ? email gb views at gb news .uk or tweet me at gb— ? email gb views at gb news .uk or tweet me at gb news. now joe ttten— or tweet me at gb news. now joe ttten nat— or tweet me at gb news. now joe biden has been— or tweet me at gb news. now joe biden has been doing the rounds of biden has been doing the rounds et tne— biden has been doing the rounds of the emerald— biden has been doing the rounds of the emerald isle, as we've nenttenet— of the emerald isle, as we've mentioned already this week, wnten— mentioned already this week, wnten appeare— mentioned already this week, which appears to _ mentioned already this week, which appears to have been overshadowed _ which appears to have been overshadowed by gaffes as well as overshadowed by gaffes as well ae teats.— overshadowed by gaffes as well at teate. net— overshadowed by gaffes as well as leaks. he's talked about the uk neettnt— as leaks. he's talked about the uk neettnt te— as leaks. he's talked about the uk needing to work closer with retant— uk needing to work closer with ireland because— uk needing to work closer with ireland because we're having atreatw— ireland because we're having already apparently . and joining already apparently. and joining me already apparently. and joining ne te— already apparently. and joining me now to discuss this vital teete— me now to discuss this vital tette te— me now to discuss this vital topic is robert— me now to discuss this vital topic is robert wiener, former eteteenan— topic is robert wiener, former spokesman for— topic is robert wiener, former spokesman for the clinton and eeerte— spokesman for the clinton and teerte w— spokesman for the clinton and eeerte w tttn— spokesman for the clinton and george w bush administrations. tetert— george w bush administrations. tetert tnant— george w bush administrations. robert thank you _ george w bush administrations. robert thank you very much for wew— robert thank you very much for wew ttne— robert thank you very much for wew ttne .— robert thank you very much for wew ttne . wew,— robert thank you very much for your time . now, robert, the your time. now, robert, the tent— your time. now, robert, the teettnt tnat— your time. now, robert, the feeling that we— your time. now, robert, the feeling that we have over here is feeling that we have over here ts tnat— feeling that we have over here ts tnat ttten— feeling that we have over here is that biden doesn't really ttte— is that biden doesn't really like britain— is that biden doesn't really like britain .— is that biden doesn't really like britain . what say you ? like britain. what say you? lawrence it's— like britain. what say you? lawrence it's so- like britain. what say you? lawrence it's so great to be wttn— lawrence it's so great to be wttn wet— lawrence it's so great to be wttn you atatn— lawrence it's so great to be with you again and thank you for

nawnt— with you again and thank you for nawnt — with you again and thank you for nawnt tat— with you again and thank you for having me. but i— with you again and thank you for having me. but i got- with you again and thank you for having me. grit with you again and thank you for having me. grzzr having me. but i got to tell you, that's such nonsense. yeah, he hates britain so much that before he went over to ireland, he with the british he had tea with the british prime so it's just a prime minister so it's just a lot of hooey . britain is lot of hooey. britain is our best ally, but let me just tell you something else . every you something else. every president goes to where his family roots were. obama went to africa and kenya. biden goes to ireland. trump goes to new york, and they're still taking his name off the buildings and they're yelling new york hates trump as he goes by erg and he can't get any protesters to show up can't get any protesters to show up to follow his cars . but the up to follow his cars. but the point is, every president goes to where his roots are , and he to where his roots are, and he is having the blast of a lifetime. your headlines are correct. biden joyce has one papen correct. biden joyce has one paper. biden meets his ancestral roots is another papers, headlines. but you know what the america is doing ? this is page america is doing? this is page 13 of the washington post where you finally get to biden visits belfast to mark good . friday

belfast to mark good. friday accord 25th page 13. and it has a great and analytical story and it talks about all the pros and cons and how . the peace cons and how. the peace agreement which, by the way , agreement which, by the way, they never mentioned that george mitchell, who i hosted at the national press club, was instrumental in negotiating that. but they never they never get to everything that you guys are talking about that he hates britain . of course he doesn't britain. of course he doesn't hate britain. we love britain. so, robert, then what do you say to so, robert, then what do you say te tntentst— so, robert, then what do you say to unionist communities who see joe ttten— to unionist communities who see joe biden making— to unionist communities who see joe biden making a joke about the joe biden making a joke about tne ttaet— joe biden making a joke about the black and— joe biden making a joke about the black and tans, a unit, a rettnent— the black and tans, a unit, a rettnent tn— the black and tans, a unit, a regiment in the— the black and tans, a unit, a regiment in the irish war for independence— regiment in the irish war for independence instead of the all ttaets— independence instead of the all ttaets et— independence instead of the all blacks of new— independence instead of the all blacks of new zealand? do you tttnt— blacks of new zealand? do you tttnt tnat— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was a— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was a deliberate attempt— think that was a deliberate attentt te— think that was a deliberate attempt to stir— think that was a deliberate attempt to stir up resentment ? attempt to stir up resentment? wett— attempt to stir up resentment? wet. wtat— attempt to stir up resentment? wet. wtat r— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in the- attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in the clips i read was him trying to build peace to make sure that the security of the agreement from 25 years ago holds and that there isn't terror, that there isn't war, that there isn't

gunfire . that's what i saw. joe gunfire. that's what i saw. joe biden trying to do the rest of it. i bring up a war that took place 100 years ago, trying to have a lot of fun in his home of his ancestry. well, absolutely. but his ancestry. well, absolutely. tut tt— his ancestry. well, absolutely. ttt tt ne— his ancestry. well, absolutely. tut tt ne ts— his ancestry. well, absolutely. but if he is so— " f well, absolutely. but if he is so obsessed with his but if he is so obsessed with nts ancestry— but if he is so obsessed with nts aneestw .— but if he is so obsessed with his ancestry , i— but if he is so obsessed with his ancestry , i would argue he his ancestry, i would argue he teesn-t— his ancestry, i would argue he teesn-t knew— his ancestry, i would argue he doesn't know very— his ancestry, i would argue he doesn't know very much about its ttten— doesn't know very much about its ttten-wants— doesn't know very much about its history.-wants.bring- doesn't know very much about its history. wants bring up history. if he wants to bring up a reference like— history. if he wants to bring up a reference like that whilst twtnt—teaeel a reference like that whilst twtnt—teaee tne trying to advocate peace on the tstant— trying to advocate peace on the tstant et— trying to advocate peace on the island of ireland— trying to advocate peace on the island of ireland ,_ trying to advocate peace on the island of ireland , let let me island of ireland, let let me tst— island of ireland, let let me test saw— island of ireland, let let me test saw you— island of ireland, let let me just say you guys know every ntttw— just say you guys know every ntttw-tart— just say you guys know every ntttw-tart et— just say you guys know every ntttw-tart et tt- just say you guys know every nitty part of it because nitty gritty part of it because you— nitty gritty part of it because wet-tnere— nitty gritty part of it because you-there and- nitty gritty part of it because you there and you should. you live there and you should. ant— you live there and you should. ant ttat-s— you live there and you should. and that's wonderful. -and and that's wonderful. well, and i and appreciate that that, and that's wonderful. well, and i an know preciate that that, and that's wonderful. well, and i an know yourate that that, and that's wonderful. well, and i an know your history that, and that's wonderful. well, and i an know your history andt, and that's wonderful. well, and i an know your history and it's you know your history and it's accurate. um he's dealing with a lot of stuff he's dealing with a senate that doesn't have a full membership. he's dealing with inflation. he's dealing with all of donald trump's prosecutions. and you know, we've talked about that previously on your show. he's a cavalcade of he's got a cavalcade of prosecutions coming up . uh, he's prosecutions coming up. uh, he's deaung prosecutions coming up. uh, he's dealing with with china. he's deaung dealing with with china. he's dealing with with china. he's dealing with iran, he's dealing with a lot of stuff. and that's why it's page 13 of the washington post. this is a

vacation trip for him, essentially. and it's a really fun one for him and one that he'll remember and you guys will remember for and all of the press clips that i've seen show all of the irish people having a very good time with joe and tapping beers with him and everything. so i'm not sure that you got it right . you know, you got it right. you know, trump did 40,000 lives. biden makes a few gaffes. yeah. i mean, president— g yeah. i mean, president trump, though, was mean, president trump, though, pretty— mean, president trump, though, was pretty unapologetic about his was pretty unapologetic about nts ter— was pretty unapologetic about nts ter tewe— was pretty unapologetic about his for love the— was pretty unapologetic about his for love the british nenarenw— his for love the british monarchy and all the rest of it. i monarchy and all the rest of it. r nean— monarchy and all the rest of it. i mean, president— monarchy and all the rest of it. i mean, president biden has in the i mean, president biden has in tne tast— i mean, president biden has in tne tast, wet— i mean, president biden has in the past, you know, talked about trttatn-s— the past, you know, talked about britain's history— the past, you know, talked about britain's history in— the past, you know, talked about britain's history in quite teretaterw— britain's history in quite derogatory terms. i mean, what do derogatory terms. i mean, what te wet— derogatory terms. i mean, what te you saw— derogatory terms. i mean, what te you saw te— derogatory terms. i mean, what do you say to the— derogatory terms. i mean, what do you say to the fact that aetuattw— do you say to the fact that actually under— do you say to the fact that actually under biden, a lot of commentators— actually under biden, a lot of commentators and all the rest of it commentators and all the rest of t are— commentators and all the rest of t sawtnt— commentators and all the rest of it are saying that— commentators and all the rest of it are saying that actually the spectat— it are saying that actually the special relationship ain't so spectat— special relationship ain't so special anymore ? o" l special relationship ain't so special anymore ? o" trig special anymore? oh, it's very special. but let me say this. oh, you're going to hate me. you're never going to invite me on your show again. do you know what i have for the date of the coronation? what's that on my calendar? my tv off and

calendar? turned my tv off and i think a lot of americans are going to do that. and, oh, americans love the monarchy. they love it. they're obsessed wttn— they love it. they're obsessed wttn tne— they love it. they're obsessed with the royal— they love it. they're obsessed with the royal family some us, esteetattw— with the royal family some us, esteetattw .— with the royal family some us, esteetattw . r— with the royal family some us, especially . i don't understand especially. i don't understand how you guys pay for that and use it as a vehicle of government. trump wants an autocratic system, but you luckily , your monarchy is not luckily, your monarchy is not the power . your electoral system the power. your electoral system is your power. well, robert, tetnt— is your power. well, robert, tetnt te— is your power. well, robert, we're going to have- " well, robert, we're going to have to leave it were.— we're going to have to leave it tnere. tut— we're going to have to leave it tnere. tut r— we're going to have to leave it there. but i tell— we're going to have to leave it there. but i tell you what, tneutn— there. but i tell you what, tneutn en— there. but i tell you what, though, on that- there. but i tell you what, though, on that note, i would artue— though, on that note, i would artte tnat. — though, on that note, i would argue that. give— though, on that note, i would argue that. give me king charles over president— argue that. give me king charles over president biden any day of the over president biden any day of tne week,— over president biden any day of tne weet, ttt— over president biden any day of the week, but we'll leave it were— the week, but we'll leave it tnere en— the week, but we'll leave it there on that— the week, but we'll leave it there on that note of disagreement. but thank you there on that note of— disagreement. but thank you very nutt— disagreement. but thank you very nuen tetert— disagreement. but thank you very much, robert wiener there. now, this much, robert wiener there. now, tnts-tsn-t— much, robert wiener there. now, this-isn't complete- much, robert wiener there. now, this isn't complete without this show isn't complete without mr. this show isn't complete without rt. tea-s— this show isn't complete without mr. fox's thoughts— this show isn't complete without mr. fox's thoughts , of course. mr. fox's thoughts, of course. lawrence, hello— mr. fox's thoughts, of course. lawrence, hello .— mr. fox's thoughts, of course. lawrence, hello . are you there? lawrence, hello. are you there? ne-s— lawrence, hello. are you there? ne-s tnere. — lawrence, hello. are you there? he's there. he's.— lawrence, hello. are you there? he's there. he's. are you free vet?— he's there. he's. are you free yet? lawrence _ he's there. he's. are you free yet? lawrence are _ he's there. he's. are you free yet? lawrence are you free? wnere— yet? lawrence are you free? wnere — yet? lawrence are you free? where are you— yet? lawrence are you free? where are you right now ? where are you right now? i'm sat in where are you right now? i'm sat tn ny— where are you right now? i'm sat tn my tetet— where are you right now? i'm sat in my hotel room.— where are you right now? i'm sat in my hotel room. darren, having come back from the airport last night , come back from the airport last night, british come back from the airport last night , british airways come back from the airport last night, british airways being a perfect metaphor for britain.

actually, it's terrible. really expensive. and doesn't work well. oh, well , hopefully you're well. oh, well, hopefully you're making the most of it, lawrence , what did you make of that discussion there? what did you ttttnatetw— discussion there? what did you ultimately think— discussion there? what did you ultimately think about- r: f lift" stirs? what did you ultimately think about biden's wstte— ultimately think about biden's wstte-tt— ultimately think about biden's wstte-tt a— ultimately think about biden's visit?-it a snub- ultimately think about biden's visit?-it a snub to- ultimately think about biden's visit? it a snub to britain? visit? was it a snub to britain? i i visit? was it a snub to britain? r r tttnt— visit? was it a snub to britain? r r tttnt tt-s— visit? was it a snub to britain? i i think it's a— visit? was it a snub to britain? i i think it's a huge snub to trttatn. — i i think it's a huge snub to britain. but,— i i think it's a huge snub to britain. but, you- i i think it's a huge snub to britain. but, you know, we've had this stuff with obama, haven't we, before when he he said britain was going to go to the back of the queue on brexit and stuff like that. and there's something about democrats who hate our monarchy. and i think probably democrats probably because democrats hate the wisdom through the passing of wisdom on through the passing of wisdom on through the you know , the generations. so, you know, this illusion of a special relationship with trump, whether you or hate him, really you like him or hate him, really cared about our relationship and has strong ties to this land as well as biden. biden feels many very feels very manufactured trumps feels much, much more real. so i think it's a terrible snub. not to go to the coronation of king charles. and you know, biden will probably get lost anyway, you know, on the on the way from the car to the to the front door. indeed. i mean, i'm

teettnt— door. indeed. i mean, i'm teettnt at— door. indeed. i mean, i'm looking at biden,- : indeed. i mean, i'm looking at biden, the biden tanttw-s— looking at biden, the biden family's family— looking at biden, the biden family's family tree. lawrence ant— family's family tree. lawrence ant wet-we— family's family tree. lawrence ant wet-we tet— family's family tree. lawrence and you've got to— family's family tree. lawrence and you've got to go back to the toes— and you've got to go back to the toes te — and you've got to go back to the toes te ttnt— and you've got to go back to the 1800s to find biden's irish ancestry.— 1800s to find biden's irish aneestrw r— 1800s to find biden's irish ancestry. i mean, you know , ancestry. i mean, you know, tnat-s— ancestry. i mean, you know, was we— ancestry. i mean, you know, that's the same— ancestry. i mean, you know, that's the same as my family tree— that's the same as my family tree .— that's the same as my family tree . vet— that's the same as my family tree . vet te— that's the same as my family tree . you go back— that's the same as my family tree . you go back to the 1800s tree. you go back to the 1800s ant— tree. you go back to the 1800s ant tnere— tree. you go back to the 1800s and there are— tree. you go back to the 1800s and there are the— tree. you go back to the 1800s and there are the irish. but i ten-t— and there are the irish. but i ten-t wet— and there are the irish. but i don't you know— and there are the irish. but i don't you know ,_ and there are the irish. but i don't you know , wax lyrical don't you know, wax lyrical atett— don't you know, wax lyrical ateut tne— don't you know, wax lyrical about the fact— don't you know, wax lyrical about the fact that i've got tnts— about the fact that i've got tnts ancestry— about the fact that i've got this ancestry dating back to the toes— this ancestry dating back to the toes. te— this ancestry dating back to the toes. te wet— this ancestry dating back to the 1800s. do you don't think he he neets— 1800s. do you don't think he he neets te— 1800s. do you don't think he he neets te tet— 1800s. do you don't think he he needs to get over— 1800s. do you don't think he he needs to get over it. he's he's etsesset— needs to get over it. he's he's etsesset .— needs to get over it. he's he's obsessed . he's— needs to get over it. he's he's obsessed . he's very conflicted, obsessed. he's very conflicted, tsn-t— obsessed. he's very conflicted, tsn-t tte — obsessed. he's very conflicted, tsn-t tte vea— obsessed. he's very conflicted, isn't it? you know,- obsessed. he's very conflicted, isn't it? 4:3. obsessed. he's very conflicted, isn't it? you know, the whole thing feels feels very, very conflicted . and he said, i think conflicted. and he said, i think in his tweet when he sent out the family tree, he said, you know, i passed on the values from my family to my children. which those, joe? which values are those, joe? yeah, because we've observed a few of your values and they're not necessarily the ones you want to pass on to your children. no, i mean. lawrence, wnere— children. no, i mean. lawrence, wnere wet— children. no, i mean. lawrence, wnere yet at— children. no, i mean. lawrence, where are you at on— rt r: ”cl" no, i mean. lawrence, where are you at on this arttnent— where are you at on this argument that- where are you at on this argument that actually communities in in ulster, you knew,— communities in in ulster, you knew, we— communities in in ulster, you know, the dup— communities in in ulster, you know, the dup ,_ communities in in ulster, you know, the dup , of course, didn't know, the dup, of course, didn't vete— know, the dup, of course, didn't wete ter— know, the dup, of course, didn't wete ter tne— know, the dup, of course, didn't vote for the windsor framework. tne — vote for the windsor framework. tne reerrnt — vote for the windsor framework. tne reerrnt te— vote for the windsor framework.

the reform to the— vote for the windsor framework. the reform to the northern retant— the reform to the northern ireland protocol that president ttten— ireland protocol that president ttten was— ireland protocol that president biden was saying, you know, come on, biden was saying, you know, come tnts— biden was saying, you know, come tnts ts— biden was saying, you know, come tnts ts treat.— biden was saying, you know, come on, this is great. best thing stree— on, this is great. best thing since sliced— on, this is great. best thing since sliced bread . a lot of since sliced bread. a lot of tntentst— since sliced bread. a lot of unionist communities are saying , tet— unionist communities are saying , tet wewsett— unionist communities are saying , get yourself back— unionist communities are saying , get yourself back to america ant— , get yourself back to america ant ntnt— , get yourself back to america ant ntnt wew— , get yourself back to america and mind your own business. well i and mind your own business. well r tettnttetw— and mind your own business. well i definitely think— and mind your own business. well i definitely think if— and mind your own business. well i definitely think if you asked joe ttten— i definitely think if you asked joe biden what— i definitely think if you asked joe biden what the windsor tranewert— joe biden what the windsor framework was, _ joe biden what the windsor framework was, he'd go, come on, r— framework was, he'd go, come on, r ten-t— framework was, he'd go, come on, man. i don't know.— framework was, he'd go, come on, man. e man. i don't know. windsor it's a framework. it's great. good man. i don't think he knows much day from tuesday. so, you know , day from tuesday. so, you know, beanng day from tuesday. so, you know, bearing in mind the windsor framework is fairly complicated and i just i just think it's very divisive to get on a plane to come to the to the nearest country possible to the to our own country, which upholds its constitutional monarchy and to snub us in this way and to essentially, you know, to rattle the cage for one island, you know , united ireland. and it's know, united ireland. and it's just it's not what you expect from a classy person, whether you agree or disagree with our politics or not. and i don't think joe biden's a classy person level whatsoever. person on any level whatsoever. all lawrence, we're going all right, lawrence, we're going to back from that to get you back on from that

very room. i'll tell very nice hotel room. i'll tell you what very nice hotel room. i'll tell you wnat tn— very nice hotel room. i'll tell you what i'm going-be- trig " riri i'll tell you what i'm going be asking you what i'm going to be asking gb you what i'm going to be asking et wews— you what i'm going to be asking et wews ter— you what i'm going to be asking et wews ter a— you what i'm going to be asking gb news for a pay— you what i'm going to be asking gb news for a pay rise after seetnt— gb news for a pay rise after seetnt ttat— gb news for a pay rise after seeing that. -nice- gb news for a pay rise after seeing that. nice indeed. seeing that. very nice indeed. stit— seeing that. very nice indeed. stttt—we-re- seeing that. very nice indeed.j still—we're going still come, right? we're going to still come, right? we're going te reenneet— still come, right? we're going to reconnect with— still come, right? we're going to reconnect with as i to reconnect with lawrence, as i saw— to reconnect with lawrence, as i saw-ts— to reconnect with lawrence, as i saw-ts nts— to reconnect with lawrence, as i saw-ts nts stew.- to reconnect with lawrence, as i say,-is his show. of- say, since it is his show. of course, you -want- say, since it is his show. of course, you want to miss course, you won't want to miss ttat— course, you won't want to miss tnat, ttt— course, you won't want to miss tnat, tut neat— course, you won't want to miss that, but next up,— course, you won't want to miss that, but next up, we've got teettn— that, but next up, we've got terettn tenet— that, but next up, we've got foreign policy analyst nile earttner— foreign policy analyst nile gardiner-talk- foreign policy analyst nile gardiner talk about foreign policy analyst nile- gardinerltalk-about the gardiner to talk more about the ttten— gardiner to talk more about the ttten wstt— gardiner to talk more about the biden visit and— gardiner to talk more about the biden visit and the ties to the us biden visit and the ties to the us ant— biden visit and the ties to the us ant tnese— biden visit and the ties to the us and those security leaks. wtat-s— us and those security leaks. wnat-s tetnt— us and those security leaks. what's going on— us and those security leaks. what's going on there .

thank you very much for staying wttn— thank you very much for staying wttn — thank you very much for staying with us. thank— thank you very much for staying with us. thank you— thank you very much for staying with us. thank you for your eeneanw— with us. thank you for your eeneanw. rt— with us. thank you for your company. if you've missed, tneutn— company. if you've missed, though, robert— company. if you've missed, though, robert wiener's talk tst— though, robert wiener's talk test tetew— though, robert wiener's talk just below before the break tnere— just below before the break tnere tnen— just below before the break there then you— just below before the break there then you missed a cracking ttsetssten— there then you missed a cracking discussion and— there then you missed a cracking discussion and i— there then you missed a cracking discussion and i would suggest tnat— discussion and i would suggest tnat nawte— discussion and i would suggest tnat nawte .— discussion and i would suggest that maybe , just— discussion and i would suggest that maybe , just maybe, my next that maybe, just maybe, my next ttest— that maybe, just maybe, my next ttest ts— that maybe, just maybe, my next ttest ts tetnt— that maybe, just maybe, my next ttest ts tetnt te— that maybe, just maybe, my next guest is going to disagree eenttetetw— guest is going to disagree eenttetetw .— guest is going to disagree completely . so joining me to

completely. so joining me to ttseuss— completely. so joining me to ttseuss us— completely. so joining me to discuss us and— completely. so joining me to discuss us and ireland foreign tetw— discuss us and ireland foreign tettew tn— discuss us and ireland foreign tettew tn a— discuss us and ireland foreign tettew tn a ttt— discuss us and ireland foreign policy in a bit more depth is tne— policy in a bit more depth is the fantastic— policy in a bit more depth is the fantastic nigel gardiner, ttreeter— the fantastic nigel gardiner, ttreeter et— the fantastic nigel gardiner, director of the— the fantastic nigel gardiner, director of the margaret tnatener— director of the margaret thatcher centre for freedom at the thatcher centre for freedom at tne nerttate— thatcher centre for freedom at the heritage foundation . nigel, the heritage foundation. nigel, tnant— the heritage foundation. nigel, tnant wet— the heritage foundation. nigel, tnant you wew— the heritage foundation. nigel, thank you very much for your ttne— thank you very much for your ttne .— thank you very much for your ttne . wtat— thank you very much for your time . what do— thank you very much for your time . what do you reckon the time. what do you reckon the ttten— time. what do you reckon the ttten wstt— time. what do you reckon the biden visit told— time. what do you reckon the biden visit told people in the us biden visit told people in the us ateut— biden visit told people in the us about the _ biden visit told people in the us about the uk— biden visit told people in the us about the uk and about tresttent— us about the uk and about president biden's feelings tewart— president biden's feelings tewart us— president biden's feelings toward us here in blighty ? well, toward us here in blighty? well, tanen— toward us here in blighty? well, darren, thanks— toward us here in blighty? well, darren, thanks very much for nawnt— darren, thanks very much for nawnt ne— darren, thanks very much for nawnt ne en— darren, thanks very much for having me on the show today. ant— having me on the show today. ant r— having me on the show today. ant r tttnt— having me on the show today. and i think that— having me on the show today. and i think that joe— having me on the show today. and i think that joe biden's message to the uk is that he doesn't care about britain . this doesn't care about britain. this is, i think, one of the most anti—british presidents in modern us history. and biden has behaved in extremely dismissive fashion towards the united kingdom . he is somebody, of kingdom. he is somebody, of course, who seems to elevate ireland and also the european union above the special relationship with the united kingdom . he's also a kingdom. he's also a spectacularly rude individual lecturing the british prime minister over northern ireland

and brexit policy, who does he think he is in the meantime? of course, he's hobnobbing with irish elites , including gerry irish elites, including gerry adams , of course. and for many adams, of course. and for many decades , as joe biden was a was decades, as joe biden was a was an enthusiastic supporter of the ira terrorist movement . and so ira terrorist movement. and so you can see where this is all coming from. and biden began his presidency by throwing a bust of winston churchill out of the oval office, just as barack obama did before him. president trump brought the bus back and biden removed it and i have to say, i do think biden is a disaster for america, is a disaster for america, is a disaster for america, is a disaster for the free world. and he is , you know, treating he is, you know, treating britain with absolute disdain , a britain with absolute disdain, a fundamental lack of lack of respect act. and of course, he's kowtowing to, you know, to the elites, including those in ireland as well. no wonder that eententt— ireland as well. no wonder that eententt tnat— ireland as well. no wonder that contempt that you— : no wonder that contempt that you speak of ewteneet— contempt that you speak of evidenced by— contempt that you speak of evidenced by president biden

tewarts— evidenced by president biden towards towards _ evidenced by president biden towards towards britain . do you towards towards britain. do you tttnt— towards towards britain. do you think personally— towards towards britain. do you think personally that actually the think personally that actually tne enante— think personally that actually tne enante tn— think personally that actually the change in prime minister tom,— the change in prime minister tom, et— the change in prime minister from, of course,— the change in prime minister from, of course, boris johnson to from, of course, boris johnson te tt— from, of course, boris johnson te ttz truss— from, of course, boris johnson te ttz truss te— from, of course, boris johnson to liz truss to now— from, of course, boris johnson to liz truss to now rishi sunak na— to liz truss to now rishi sunak , tnat aetaattw— to liz truss to now rishi sunak , that actually president biden teets— , that actually president biden teets tnat— , that actually president biden feels that he— , that actually president biden feels that he can— , that actually president biden feels that he can completely watt— feels that he can completely watt att— feels that he can completely walk all over— feels that he can completely walk all over rishi sunak is tnat— walk all over rishi sunak is tnat tatte— walk all over rishi sunak is that fair? yeah,— walk all over rishi sunak is that fair? yeah, and that's aetaattw— that fair? yeah, and that's aetaattw a— that fair? yeah, and that's actually a very- that fair? yeah, and that's actually a very interesting tetnt,— actually a very interesting point, darren,— actually a very interesting point, darren, because as the ttten— point, darren, because as the ttten wntte— point, darren, because as the biden white house, absolutely natet— biden white house, absolutely natet tens— biden white house, absolutely hated boris johnson and they tntensetw— hated boris johnson and they intensely disliked liz truss. in intensely disliked liz truss. rn tact.— intensely disliked liz truss. in fact, biden— intensely disliked liz truss. in fact, biden directly- in fact, biden directly intervened, attacking liz truss's tax policies. and so biden was part of this sort of anti—growth coalition trying to oust liz truss because they didn't like her, her low tax, pro—economic freedom approach, which undercut , of course, the which undercut, of course, the big government americans . with big government americans. with regard to rishi sunak, i do think that joe biden, his adviser view sunak as a somewhat , adviser view sunak as a somewhat i , adviser view sunak as a somewhat , i would say, you know, softer leader. i think they they do believe they can push sunak around. hence, you have biden lecturing sunak over the over the windsor framework over

trying to force the dup into what is actually a very bad deal overall. and i think that they do in the white house view sunaks downing street as a walkover and a far easier to push around compared to boris johnson's downing street , for johnson's downing street, for example. sunak needs to stand up for britain. he needs to stand up to biden. he needs to tell joe biden, go mind his own business. it's not the role of the us president to be lecturing the us president to be lecturing the british people over their own brexit policy and northern ireland joe biden ireland policy. and joe biden has yet again been acting as an extremely arrogant, buffoonish character on the on the world stage and demonstrating his clear and absolute hatred towards britain and the british prime minister has got to be tougher. he's got to stand up to biden. i mean, as i said at the start— biden. i mean, as i said at the start et— biden. i mean, as i said at the start et tne— biden. i mean, as i said at the start of the show,— biden. i mean, as i said at the start of the show, at- : i mean, as i said at the start of the show, at the top of tne— start of the show, at the top of tne stew— start of the show, at the top of the show there,— start of the show, at the top of the show there, i— start of the show, at the top of the show there, i actually feel ttte— the show there, i actually feel ttte sawtnt— the show there, i actually feel ttte sawtnt te— the show there, i actually feel like saying to president biden, of course, he's— like saying to president biden, of course, he's not going to ttsten— of course, he's not going to ttsten te— of course, he's not going to listen to me.— of course, he's not going to listen to me. but, you know, i teet— listen to me. but, you know, i teet ttte— listen to me. but, you know, i feel like saying— listen to me. but, you know, i feel like saying to— listen to me. but, you know, i feel like saying to him, we

wetet— feel like saying to him, we voted-brexit. - feel like saying to him, we voted brexit. we voted for voted for brexit. we voted for tens— voted for brexit. we voted for tens we— voted for brexit. we voted for boris, we voted— voted for brexit. we voted for boris, we voted for bold action to boris, we voted for bold action te-tet— boris, we voted for bold action te-tet trttatn- boris, we voted for bold action to get britain working to actually get britain working atatn. —ter- to actually get britain working atatn. —ter teel again. we didn't vote for joe ttten— again. we didn't vote for joe ttten ant— again. we didn't vote for joe biden and the— again. we didn't vote for joe biden and the whakaari and week— biden and the whakaari and wokery tnat— biden and the whakaari and wokery that he's presided over in wokery that he's presided over tn tne— wokery that he's presided over in the united— wokery that he's presided over in the united states of america. i in the united states of america. r aetaattw— in the united states of america. i actually think— in the united states of america. i actually think nigel, he's weatenet— i actually think nigel, he's weakened the— i actually think nigel, he's weakened the west . yeah. yeah. weakened the west. yeah. yeah. i do weakened the west. yeah. yeah. i te tttnt— weakened the west. yeah. yeah. i te tttnt tnat— weakened the west. yeah. yeah. i do think that joe— weakened the west. yeah. yeah. i do think that joe biden has been an atsetate— do think that joe biden has been an absolute disaster for not entw— an absolute disaster for not entw tne— an absolute disaster for not only the united— an absolute disaster for not only the united states but for the only the united states but for tne entre— only the united states but for the entire free— only the united states but for the entire free world. f the entire free world. his track reert— the entire free world. his track reert tas— the entire free world. his track record has has, as president has been, absolutely catastrophic. and one only has to look at the afghanistan withdrawal, for example, as an example of that. also, leads the most far left also, he leads the most far left us administration in american history, completely taken over by, frankly woke far left extremism . and he's trying to extremism. and he's trying to export that across across the world. and needless to say, joe biden loves the eu. he bows down to the bureaucrats in brussels. he hates brexit. he has no respect at all for the democratic will of the british people and i do think that the biden presidency has been a

monumental total failure. and a monumental total failure. and a monumental disaster for america. and biden is just an embarrassing president . embarrassing president. actually. he he is somebody who walks around the world stage and people are mocking, i think, american leadership or the lack of it right now. i mean, just tast— of it right now. i mean, just test tnettw— of it right now. i mean, just just briefly, nigel,- of it right now. i mean, just just briefly, nigel, if- e ”g i mean, just just briefly, nigel, if you went— just briefly, nigel, if you weatt, tat— just briefly, nigel, if you would, but robert wiener, tnew-re— would, but robert wiener, they're talking— would, but robert wiener, they're talking from the former cttnten — they're talking from the former cttnten ant— they're talking from the former clinton and bush— they're talking from the former clinton and bush administrations and clinton and bush administrations ant ne— clinton and bush administrations ant ne was— clinton and bush administrations and he was talking about how aetaattw— and he was talking about how aetaattw you — and he was talking about how actually, you know , president actually, you know, president ttten-s— actually, you know, president biden's visit,— actually, you know, president biden's visit, we— actually, you know, president biden's visit, we should feel tnat— biden's visit, we should feel tnat tatte— biden's visit, we should feel that quite lucky— biden's visit, we should feel that quite lucky that he's come tere— that quite lucky that he's come nere. tat— that quite lucky that he's come here. but equally,— that quite lucky that he's come here. but equally, you know , he here. but equally, you know, he spent— here. but equally, you know, he spent mere— here. but equally, you know, he spent more time— here. but equally, you know, he spent more time in— here. but equally, you know, he spent more time in ireland. he tttn-t— spent more time in ireland. he tttn-t tw— spent more time in ireland. he tttn-t ttw tne— spent more time in ireland. he didn't fly the union, jack. he he didn't fly the union, jack. he ne tew— didn't fly the union, jack. he ne ttew tne— didn't fly the union, jack. he he flew the republic of retant-s— he flew the republic of ireland's flag. and now he says nes— ireland's flag. and now he says ne-s net— ireland's flag. and now he says he's not coming— ireland's flag. and now he says he's not coming to— ireland's flag. and now he says he's not coming to the coronation. _ he's not coming to the coronation. i- he's not coming to the coronation. i mean, i don't tttnt— coronation. i mean, i don't tttnt we— coronation. i mean, i don't tttnt we are— coronation. i mean, i don't think we are feeling quite so tasty— think we are feeling quite so taetw te— think we are feeling quite so lucky to have— think we are feeling quite so lucky to have president biden eentnt— lucky to have president biden eentnt ee— lucky to have president biden coming over here. all special, tnteet. — coming over here. all special, tnteet. tn— coming over here. all special, indeed. in fact,— coming over here. all special, indeed. in fact, i— coming over here. all special, indeed. " ”at indeed. in fact, i think, you know, i imagine most americans are just glad that biden's out of the country for a few days probably. and you know, i think

that i listened to robert's interview earlier and you know, i fundamentally disagree with what here. what he's what he's saying here. and you know, biden has treated britain with absolute contempt . britain with absolute contempt. you're spending a few hours learning on the ground in in northern ireland four days northern ireland and four days in ireland. it all in in ireland. it says it all really and, you know, this is a president who who really i think fundamentally is ruining and damaging the us—uk special relationship. and his refusal to attend the coronation. king charles iii is yet another inqu charles iii is yet another insult here. and you know, biden, i think , is doing all he biden, i think, is doing all he possibly can to undermine the ties with with the united kingdom. he's no friend of the british people. that's for sure. nigel will leave it with those wise words there. thank you very naen — wise words there. thank you very naen wttet— wise words there. thank you very much, nigel gardiner— wise words there. thank you very much, nigel gardiner ,- : thank you very much, nigel gardiner , for your much, nigel gardiner, for your ttne— much, nigel gardiner, for your ttne tetaw. — much, nigel gardiner, for your time today. that's gardiner from the time today. that's gardiner from tne nerttate— time today. that's gardiner from the heritage foundation . again, the heritage foundation. again, i'm the heritage foundation. again, tn tetttntet— the heritage foundation. again, i'm delighted to— the heritage foundation. again, i'm delighted to say that the fox i'm delighted to say that the ten ts— i'm delighted to say that the ten ts taet. — i'm delighted to say that the fox is back. lawrence joins me atatn— fox is back. lawrence joins me atatn tren — fox is back. lawrence joins me once again from an exotic teeatten— once again from an exotic location. lawrence what did you

nate— location. lawrence what did you make et— location. lawrence what did you make of niall's_ location. lawrence what did you make of niall's analysis there ? make of niall's analysis there? i make of niall's analysis there? r mean— make of niall's analysis there? r r— make of niall's analysis there? i mean, i think— make of niall's analysis there? i mean, i think he's he's right ant— i mean, i think he's he's right ant tt-s— i mean, i think he's he's right and it's depressingly accurate it and it's depressingly accurate tt teease— and it's depressingly accurate tt tease r— and it's depressingly accurate it because i think under tresttent— it because i think under president trump, we didn't reattse— president trump, we didn't reattse tne— president trump, we didn't realise the extent to which we nat— realise the extent to which we tat a— realise the extent to which we tat a reat— realise the extent to which we had a real friend— realise the extent to which we had a real friend there. aetaattw— had a real friend there. actually well, he does make a reatt— actually well, he does make a really teet— actually well, he does make a really good point,— actually well, he does make a really good point, which is that ttten— really good point, which is that ttten ts— really good point, which is that ttten ts ne— really good point, which is that biden is no friend— really good point, which is that biden is no friend of britain ant— biden is no friend of britain ant tt— biden is no friend of britain ant tt wea— biden is no friend of britain and if you listen— biden is no friend of britain and if you listen to victor taws— and if you listen to victor davis hanson,— and if you listen to victor davis hanson, who i had on the stew— davis hanson, who i had on the snew tast— davis hanson, who i had on the show last week,— davis hanson, who i had on the show last week, who i think is et— show last week, who i think is et tne— show last week, who i think is one of the pre—eminent thinkers in one of the pre—eminent thinkers tn tnts— one of the pre—eminent thinkers tn tnts area— one of the pre—eminent thinkers in this area, he's— one of the pre—eminent thinkers in this area, he's saying anertea— in this area, he's saying anertea ts— in this area, he's saying america is undergoing a rewetatten— america is undergoing a revolution . _ america is undergoing a revolution . it- america is undergoing a revolution . e : e america is undergoing a- revolution . it just doesn't know revolution. it just doesn't know it yet. and you know, with all with everything that's going on, this extremism that's this far left extremism that's going america biden is going on in america and biden is overseeing now, whether he's overseeing it now, whether he's being puppet, being whether he's a puppet, whether puppet whether he's being puppet mastered he's doing mastered or whether he's doing it i thoroughly it himself, which i thoroughly doubt. america no friend doubt. but america is no friend of britain at the moment. and you know, amazing that he's you know, it's amazing that he's also in ireland while , you know, also in ireland while, you know, we've seen today the leaks that have come out of america in regards to what's going on in ukraine. and, you know, for all we know, this man has dragged is dragging us very quickly into

world war iii. and i think he's a he's a stain on the american presidency, actually. yeah it's very strong words there, lawrence. i mean , we had robert lawrence. i mean, we had robert wtener— lawrence. i mean, we had robert wtener en— lawrence. i mean, we had robert wtener en at— lawrence. i mean, we had robert wiener on at the— lawrence. i mean, we had robert wiener on at the start,- f i mean, we had robert wiener on at the start, though. ant— wiener on at the start, though. ant as— wiener on at the start, though. ant as wet— wiener on at the start, though. and as you know,— wiener on at the start, though. and as you know, he was saying tresttent— and as you know, he was saying president biden,— and as you know, he was saying president biden, we should feel tetw— president biden, we should feel taetw tn— president biden, we should feel lucky in britain.— president biden, we should feel lucky in britain. do you feel lucky?— lucky in britain. do you feel lucky? r— lucky in britain. do you feel lucky? t teet— lucky in britain. do you feel lucky? i feel incredibly lucky to lucky? i feel incredibly lucky te te— lucky? i feel incredibly lucky to be british. _ lucky? i feel incredibly lucky to be british. i— lucky? i feel incredibly lucky to be british. “

hanson was saying that we're entering this civil war is we're now being pitted against each other in such such a fundamental way that we have to sit there and some of us are going to defend our values and some of us are going to try and overwhelm them. i think biden is them. and i think biden is spitting and, you spitting in our face. and, you know, fortunately, his you know spitting in our face. and, you knovtthe �*tunately, his you know spitting in our face. and, you knovtthe stuff ely, his you know spitting in our face. and, you knovtthe stuff they're you know spitting in our face. and, you knovtthe stuff they're doing now spitting in our face. and, you knovtthe stuff they're doing tov , all the stuff they're doing to trump terms of these unending trump in terms of these unending litigations just to try and litigations is just to try and stop democracy taking place from the talks the from the party that talks about our democracy all the time . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i think . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i tttnt-rttnt— . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i tntnt-rttnt .— . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i think-right . and- . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i think-right . and i- . it's embarrassing. lawrence, i think-right . and i think| think you're right. and i think many— think you're right. and i think many et— think you're right. and i think many et ew— think you're right. and i think many of our viewers think exaettw— many of our viewers think exactly-same. - many of our viewers think exactly same. and many exactly the same. and many of tnen,— exactly the same. and many of them,-lawrence,- exactly the same. and many of them, lawrence, want exactly the same. and many of thtknow lawrence, want exactly the same. and many of thtknow whetherawrence, want exactly the same. and many of tht know whether awrenc your nt to know whether or not your tasstert— to know whether or not your passport bought, is passport bought, rather, is going— passport bought, rather, is tetnt—went- passport bought, rather, is. going—work when passport bought, rather, is- going_work when you going to actually work when you get going to actually work when you tet taet— going to actually work when you tet taet tnte— going to actually work when you get back into britain. i'll tell you— get back into britain. i'll tell wet tnat— get back into britain. i'll tell you that much.— get back into britain. i'll tell you that much. but coming back up, you that much. but coming back at, tetnt— you that much. but coming back at, tetnt te— you that much. but coming back up, we're going to have more fox ant— up, we're going to have more fox ant tetnt— up, we're going to have more fox and we're going to— up, we're going to have more fox and we're going to have more of the and we're going to have more of tne tea— and we're going to have more of tne ten ant— and we're going to have more of the fox and the— and we're going to have more of the fox and the news hounds tanet— the fox and the news hounds tanet .— the fox and the news hounds tanet . ant— the fox and the news hounds panel . and we'll— the fox and the news hounds panel . and we'll check in, as i panel. and we'll check in, as i say,— panel. and we'll check in, as i saw-tawrenee— panel. and we'll check in, as i say,-lawrence-up| say, with lawrence banged up atreat— say, with lawrence banged up atreat .— say, with lawrence banged up atreat . ttt— say, with lawrence banged up abroad . i'll see— say, with lawrence banged up abroad . i'll see you .

soon i soon. welcome iseen- welcome back. iseen— welcome back. i'm still not laurence fox,— welcome back. i'm still not laurence fox, sadly , but i am laurence fox, sadly, but i am tanen— laurence fox, sadly, but i am darren grimes.— laurence fox, sadly, but i am darren grimes. and i thank you wew— darren grimes. and i thank you wew naen— darren grimes. and i thank you wew naen ter— darren grimes. and i thank you very much for your— darren grimes. and i thank you very much for your company. i want— very much for your company. i want te— very much for your company. i want te reat— very much for your company. i want to read out— very much for your company. i want to read out some of your reaetten— want to read out some of your reaction questions— want to read out some of your reaction questions to the show so reaction questions to the show se tar— reaction questions to the show se tar at— reaction questions to the show se tar at crazy— reaction questions to the show so far at crazy for— reaction questions to the show so far at crazy for glass on twttter— so far at crazy for glass on twttter saws— so far at crazy for glass on twitter says as— so far at crazy for glass on twitter says as long as he testrews— twitter says as long as he destroys america, talking about tresttent— destroys america, talking about president biden _ destroys america, talking about president biden ,_ destroys america, talking about president biden , he doesn't care president biden, he doesn't care wtat— president biden, he doesn't care wnat etners— president biden, he doesn't care what others think— president biden, he doesn't care what others think .— president biden, he doesn't care what others think . he and his what others think. he and his administration— what others think. he and his administration has made clear tnat— administration has made clear that obviously— administration has made clear that obviously clear to us in anertea— that obviously clear to us in anertea .— that obviously clear to us in america , he's— that obviously clear to us in america , he's anti—american. america, he's anti—american. atse— america, he's anti—american. atse, net— america, he's anti—american. atse, net een— america, he's anti—american. also, not even anti—british. ne-s— also, not even anti—british. he's anti—american , anne helen he's anti—american, anne helen saws.— he's anti—american, anne helen saws. nes— he's anti—american, anne helen saws. ne-s reatt— he's anti—american, anne helen says. he's really insulted trttatn— says. he's really insulted britain. we— says. he's really insulted britain. we don't need his interference _ britain. we don't need his interference trying to blackmail tnen — interference trying to blackmail tnen wttn— interference trying to blackmail tnen wttn a— interference trying to blackmail them with a deal— interference trying to blackmail them with a deal to get powersharing - them with a deal to get powersharing going again. no teat— powersharing going again. no teat ter— powersharing going again. no teat ter tne— powersharing going again. no deal for the uk— powersharing going again. no deal for the uk though. time anertea— deal for the uk though. time america minded— deal for the uk though. time america minded its own business. us america minded its own business. ts ant— america minded its own business. ts ant ttteen— america minded its own business. us and eileen says,— america minded its own business. us and eileen says, come on ttteen— us and eileen says, come on ttteen sne—

us and eileen says, come on eileen, she says,— us and eileen says, come on eileen, she says, give this man a treat.— eileen, she says, give this man a treat. tet— eileen, she says, give this man a treat. tet at— eileen, she says, give this man a break. fed up of— eileen, she says, give this man a break. fed up of hearing gb's wews— a break. fed up of hearing gb's en ttn— a break. fed up of hearing gb's views on mr. biden . oh, eileen's views on mr. biden. oh, eileen's got views on mr. biden. oh, eileen's tet ne— views on mr. biden. oh, eileen's tet ne tat,— views on mr. biden. oh, eileen's got me told, hasn't— views on mr. biden. oh, eileen's got me told, hasn't she? well, tnant— got me told, hasn't she? well, tnant wea— got me told, hasn't she? well, tnant wet wew— got me told, hasn't she? well, thank you very much . as i say, thank you very much. as i say, for thank you very much. as i say, ter wew— thank you very much. as i say, for your company,— thank you very much. as i say, for your company, i'm for in tawene tea— for your company, i'm for in laurence fox tonight, who's unatte— laurence fox tonight, who's anatte te— laurence fox tonight, who's unable to successfully board a ttane— unable to successfully board a ttane .— unable to successfully board a ttane . tnts— unable to successfully board a ttane . tnts ts— unable to successfully board a plane . this is the— unable to successfully board a plane . this is the fox and news plane. this is the fox and news tetnts— plane. this is the fox and news tetnts tanet— plane. this is the fox and news hounds panel. so— plane. this is the fox and news hounds panel. so first off, any netttaw— hounds panel. so first off, any holiday disaster— hounds panel. so first off, any holiday disaster from my panel? nave— holiday disaster from my panel? nawe wea— holiday disaster from my panel? nawe wet ewer— holiday disaster from my panel? have you ever had— holiday disaster from my panel? have you ever had a holiday ttsastere— have you ever had a holiday disaster? anna— have you ever had a holiday disaster? anna mcgovern i did tast— disaster? anna mcgovern i did tast veere— disaster? anna mcgovern i did tast yearr tat— disaster? anna mcgovern i did last year, but not— disaster? anna mcgovern i did last year, but not being stuck, it last year, but not being stuck, t was— last year, but not being stuck, tt ny— last year, but not being stuck, it was my friend— last year, but not being stuck, it was my friend . \tit last year, but not being stuck, it was my friend . \rtit “ it was my friend. no, no. in greece— it was my friend. no, no. in greece, almost it. i'm probably where you are. yeah probably depends. what part ? no, my depends. what part? no, my friend fell over. i'm really badly messed up. her leg . and badly messed up. her leg. and then we had to go to one of the greek hospitals, falls and it was very . it was very run down was very. it was very run down there. it made it almost made me thankful for our nhs in comparison to what we saw there. and we were stuck there for a few days. she couldn't move or anything. we had to get like a fit to fly test all very quickly

. but yeah, that was quite a big disaster at the time. happened halfway the holiday . a halfway through the holiday. a total nightmare, yeah. lewis oakley, to talk to you oakley, i want to talk to you about something perhaps a little bit serious than laurence bit more serious than laurence fox and stuck in in fox and getting stuck in in wherever he is. the labour trans stew— wherever he is. the labour trans stew wnere— wherever he is. the labour trans story where actually— wherever he is. the labour trans story where actually our- the labour trans story where actually our very tern — story where actually our very own tom harwood revealed exetastwetw— own tom harwood revealed exclusively for— own tom harwood revealed exclusively for the channel that a seeet— exclusively for the channel that a secret row is— exclusively for the channel that a secret row is explored and wttn— a secret row is explored and wttn tatew— a secret row is explored and with labour over— a secret row is explored and with labour over the issue of trans— with labour over the issue of trans ntnts— with labour over the issue of trans rights, we— with labour over the issue of trans rights, we know it's a wew— trans rights, we know it's a wew ttwtstwe— trans rights, we know it's a very divisive issue. many people ateat— very divisive issue. many people ateat tt— very divisive issue. many people care about it very— very divisive issue. many people care about it very strongly that waten— care about it very strongly that waten tnts— care about it very strongly that watch this very— care about it very strongly that watch this very show now. what do watch this very show now. what te wea— watch this very show now. what te wet nate— watch this very show now. what te wet nate et— watch this very show now. what do you make of that? because i mean, you're an activist based in mean, you're an activist based tn tne— mean, you're an activist based in the movement,— mean, you're an activist based in the movement, at least of the tett.— in the movement, at least of the tett. wean.— in the movement, at least of the tett. wean. te— in the movement, at least of the lgbt. yeah. do have— in the movement, at least of the lgbt. yeah. do have labour got tnts— lgbt. yeah. do have labour got tnts wrente— lgbt. yeah. do have labour got this wrong? should labour be at ente— this wrong? should labour be at pride marches— this wrong? should labour be at pride marches and— this wrong? should labour be at pride marches and lgbt labour eents— pride marches and lgbt labour eents ant— pride marches and lgbt labour events and all— pride marches and lgbt labour events and all the— pride marches and lgbt labour events and all the rest of it? wett— events and all the rest of it? wett r— events and all the rest of it? well i think— events and all the rest of it? well i think for— events and all the rest of it? well i think for me the thing tnat-s— well i think for me the thing was neat— well i think for me the thing that's really clear on this sse— that's really clear on this ts— that's really clear on this issue is that— that's really clear on this issue is that keir starmer needs to issue is that keir starmer needs te aetaattw— issue is that keir starmer needs to actually remember he is a teater— to actually remember he is a teater ant— to actually remember he is a leader and lead— to actually remember he is a leader and lead reading the sterw. — leader and lead reading the sterw. rt— leader and lead reading the story. it seems— leader and lead reading the story. it seems a- leader and lead reading the story. e e

story. it seems a lot like he's just waiting to see which way the wind blows and he'll create his policy from that. actually, no, he's not. this is, you know, trans is a big topic and people really care about it. you have got to have a position on it that you believe in. and it's part of being leader. he needs part of being a leader. he needs to at his morals and kind to look at his morals and kind of say, look, morally, where am i of say, look, morally, where am i right of say, look, morally, where am i right and once he i on this? right and once he knows he can, then say, knows that, he can, then say, right, so this is my position and this what is going and this is what labour is going to about it. and to do about it. and then crucially, if are a leader, crucially, if you are a leader, you have to go out into the you then have to go out into the community on all sides of community his on all sides of that debate and look, this that debate and say, look, this is my solution to this is is my solution to it. this is why i it's the right one. why i think it's the right one. so going have to come so you're going to have to come a little bit over here and you're going to have to come a little bit over here. and this is what we're going to do. he needs to sell it, right now, needs to sell it, but right now, it the policy is it seems to be the policy is we'll wait till we're in government, see way the government, see which way the wind then we'll wind is blowing, and then we'll decide which good for decide which is not good for anyone. i mean, in my view, the i mean, in my view, the man so many splinters on man has got so many splinters on his man has got so many splinters on nts tetten — man has got so many splinters on his bottom from _ man has got so many splinters on his bottom from sitting on the tee— his bottom from sitting on the tee vea— his bottom from sitting on the fence, you know,— his bottom from sitting on the

fence, you know, he needs to be tarn— fence, you know, he needs to be immense pain must— fence, you know, he needs to be immense pain must be immeasurable. anna mcgovern, tneatn— immeasurable. anna mcgovern, tneatn-tssae— immeasurable. anna mcgovern, though, - issue - got - though, this issue has got the enne— prime minister talking this week.— prime minister talking this eent-a- prime minister talking this week. an interview week. he gave an interview eartter— earlier this week to conservative he conservative home in which he sat— conservative home in which he sat ne— conservative home in which he said he disagrees— conservative home in which he said he disagrees sir keir said he disagrees with sir keir starter—et- said he disagrees with sir keir starmer of women starmer that 99.9% of women ten-t— starmer that 99.9% of women tent-tents.— starmer that 99.9% of women ten-t-tents-r- starmer that 99.9% of women. don't-penis.-i mean, don't have a penis. now i mean, tnts— don't have a penis. now i mean, tnts-as— don't have a penis. now i mean, tnts-as we— don't have a penis. now i mean, tnts-as we save— don't have a penis. now i mean, this-as we say, it's- this issue, as we say, it's trtwtnt— this issue, as we say, it's driving labour- this issue, as we say, it's driving labour mad. it it's wean.— driving labour mad. it it's wean. tne— driving labour mad. it it's yeah. the prime minister's eennenttnt— yeah. the prime minister's commenting on- yeah. the prime minister's commenting on it where are you at? commenting on it where are you ate — commenting on it where are you at r— commenting on it where are you at r mean— commenting on it where are you at r r— commenting on it where are you at? i mean, i think— commenting on it where are you at? i mean, i think that- commenting on it where are you at? “ “1 at? i mean, i think that the next general election is going to be dominated by this culture war. think quite war. and i think it's quite clear what keir starmer thinks. he define is. he can't define what a woman is. adult woman, adult, human, female. that is what a woman is. and i think is staying on the and i think he is staying on the fence because waiting to fence because he's waiting to see wind blows. he see where the wind blows. he wants to say what is the most what's attract the what's going to attract the electorate, what's going to get him 10? because i him into number 10? because i actually think that when they do get into number 10, they will push agenda further . push this agenda even further. but going to say that but he's not going to say that publicly right now because he wants to but what's publicly right now because he wants to get but what's publicly right now because he wants to get him but what's publicly right now because he wants to get him into vhat's publicly right now because he wants to get him into number 10? going to get him into number 10? what's going to get him into power? so he's going to power? so i think he's going to continue stay quite reserved continue to stay quite reserved on it's not about on this issue. it's not about his or values. he just

his morals or values. he just wants to get in power. lawrence his morals or values. he just wantwe'reiet in power. lawrence his morals or values. he just wantwe're goingiower. lawrence his morals or values. he just wantwe're going to ier. lawrence his morals or values. he just wantwe're going to set lawrence his morals or values. he just wantwe're going to set lafoxence fox, we're going to set a fox among the hounds here. lawrence do you reckon sir keir— d lawrence do you reckon sir keir starmer sawtnt— do you reckon sir keir starmer sawtnt, teet— do you reckon sir keir starmer sawtnt, teet, r— do you reckon sir keir starmer saying, look, i don't want to tetenttattw— saying, look, i don't want to tetenttattw r— saying, look, i don't want to potentially i don't want to be wttn— potentially i don't want to be seen with lgbt— potentially i don't want to be seen with lgbt labour at these tttntw— seen with lgbt labour at these nttntw wtsttte— seen with lgbt labour at these highly visible pride marches and all highly visible pride marches and at tnese— highly visible pride marches and all these rallies— highly visible pride marches and all these rallies for trans teette— all these rallies for trans teette ant— all these rallies for trans people and goodness only knows wtat— people and goodness only knows wnat etse— people and goodness only knows wnat etse te— people and goodness only knows what else do you— people and goodness only knows what else do you reckon this is etewer— what else do you reckon this is clever politics? _ what else do you reckon this is clever politics? acas no , i clever politics? acas no, i tttnt— clever politics? acas no, i tttnt tt-s— clever politics? acas no, i think it's dreadful politics. i atrea— think it's dreadful politics. i atree wttt— think it's dreadful politics. i agree with anna— think it's dreadful politics. i agree with anna that- think it's dreadful politics. i agree with anna that i- think it's dreadful politics. i agree with anna that i think the more the more these cultural issues come to light, the more they're actually going to be election winners or losers. you do not want a leader of anything who cannot define what a woman is . and keir, you. turner will is. and keir, you. turner will you turn over anything if he if he thinks it's going to be popular with somebody? so ultimately , if you can't tell me ultimately, if you can't tell me what a woman is, i don't want you anywhere near a seat of any power whatsoever because, you know, without women, there are no and to remember no men. and we need to remember that, know, it's crucially that, you know, it's crucially important. if also women's important. and if also women's sports and women's spaces

shouldn't be the refuge of men that aren't very good at swimming , etcetera. yeah that aren't very good at swimming, etcetera. yeah . i swimming, etcetera. yeah. i mean, lewis, that- swimming, etcetera. yeah. i mean, lewis, that that- “g f yeah. i mean, lewis, that that point were— mean, lewis, that that point tnere r— mean, lewis, that that point there i mean— mean, lewis, that that point there i mean ,_ mean, lewis, that that point there i mean , is— mean, lewis, that that point there i mean , is it proven that there i mean, is it proven that nes— there i mean, is it proven that net net— there i mean, is it proven that net net reatw— there i mean, is it proven that he's not ready for— there i mean, is it proven that he's not ready for power? sir tetr— he's not ready for power? sir keir starmer— he's not ready for power? sir keir starmer the— he's not ready for power? sir keir starmer the election is a tent— keir starmer the election is a tent waw— keir starmer the election is a tent waw eat. — keir starmer the election is a long way out. he— keir starmer the election is a long way out. ti i“ keir starmer the election is a long way out. ti tit?" long way out. he can come out a the way about a year and a half. are we talking about he's going to come out? that's quite, you knew,— to come out? that's quite, you knew, tatte— to come out? that's quite, you know, quite near.— to come out? that's quite, you know, quite near. i— i titi’ that's quite, you know, quite near. i think. yeah. wett— know, quite near. i think. yeah. wett ntnt.— know, quite near. i think. yeah. war, ntnt. se— know, quite near. i think. yeah. well, right. so anyway, he's got a nes— well, right. so anyway, he's got a net tet— well, right. so anyway, he's got a net tet te— well, right. so anyway, he's got a he's got to think— well, right. so anyway, he's got a he's got to think about his aettwtsts— a he's got to think about his activists as— a he's got to think about his activists as well— a he's got to think about his activists as well as a bisexual aettwtst— activists as well as a bisexual activist that— activists as well as a bisexual activist that -tie - activist that doesn't tie ntnsett— activist that doesn't tie himself party himself to any political party for himself to any political party tet-ttt— himself to any political party for-this reason- himself to any political party for this reason that for exactly this reason that i neet— for exactly this reason that i neet te— for exactly this reason that i neet te te— for exactly this reason that i need to be control of what need to be in control of what tn — need to be in control of what tn sawtnt— need to be in control of what tn sawtnt ant— need to be in control of what i'm saying and doing. ti i'm saying and doing. he's tetttnt— i'm saying and doing. he's twtttnt nts— i'm saying and doing. he's putting his lgbt labour activists, you know, in harm's way . they're saying, don't way. they're saying, we don't feel comfortable going out because representing because we're representing something that we don't really know we're representing know what we're representing like so he does need like you need. so he does need to think about this and to have a think about this and actually respect to actually show some respect to the the lgbt people that are the to the lgbt people that are putting energy to putting in time and energy to kind like make a position for kind of like make a position for laboun kind of like make a position for labour. lewis do they show labour. but lewis do they show respect, because at respect, though? because at these marches— respect, though? because at these marches they- i g“ because at these marches they wear

these marches they all wear newer-tetw- these marches they all wear newer-terw t- these marches they all wear never tory t shirts. never kissed a tory t shirts. ant— never kissed a tory t shirts. ant-tet- never kissed a tory t shirts. ant-tet rt- never kissed a tory t shirts. and lot 14 million and i mean a lot 14 million teette— and i mean a lot 14 million teette tn— and i mean a lot 14 million people in 2019— and i mean a lot 14 million people in 2019 voted for the conservative _ people in 2019 voted for the conservative party. imagine some of conservative party. imagine some et tnen— conservative party. imagine some et tnen nawe— conservative party. imagine some of them have kissed a tory. well ttew— of them have kissed a tory. well ttew-nave. — of them have kissed a tory. well ttew-nave. tn- of them have kissed a tory. well they-have. i'm not. of them have kissed a tory. well. they-have. i'm not here they probably have. i'm not here to they probably have. i'm not here te tettee— they probably have. i'm not here to police who people should and shouldn't be kissing. can shouldn't be kissing. they can kiss not kiss whoever kiss and not kiss whoever they want, it's divisive. that's want, but it's divisive. that's the point, right?— want, but it's divisive. that's the point, right? it's- t: , that's the point, right? it's divisive. rt-s— the point, right? it's divisive. rt-s a— the point, right? it's divisive. rt-s a werw— the point, right? it's divisive. it's a very divisive landscape at tne— it's a very divisive landscape at the moment.— it's a very divisive landscape at the moment. _ it's a very divisive landscape at the moment. that is i was going to say, we've inarguable. i was just going to say, keir tam,— i was just going to say, keir starmer, the— i was just going to say, keir starmer, the fact that he can't tettne — starmer, the fact that he can't tettne wtat— starmer, the fact that he can't define what woman is, i do not define what a woman is, i do not trust— define what a woman is, i do not trust ntn— define what a woman is, i do not trust ntn tn— define what a woman is, i do not trust him in power— define what a woman is, i do not trust him in power to protect entw— trust him in power to protect women's only spaces, you know, tettets— women's only spaces, you know, toilets-example,— women's only spaces, you know, toilets example, can toilets for example, men can ttentttw— toilets for example, men can identify-woman- toilets for example, men can identify woman and then use identify as a woman and then use tnese—weu- identify as a woman and then usei tnese—weu tnew, those spaces or women, you know, wenen-s-sterts— those spaces or women, you know, wenen-s-sterts .— those spaces or women, you know, women's-sports , for- women's only sports, for exantte— women's only sports, for eaantte. r— women's only sports, for example. i don't trust that he wttt— example. i don't trust that he wttt-tnat. — example. i don't trust that he will-that.|think- example. i don't trust that he will that. think that will protect that. i think that ntn— will protect that. i think that ntn-tn— will protect that. i think that ntn-tn tewer- will protect that. i think that him-in power is- will protect that. i think that him in power is going to him being in power is going to put him being in power is going to tut-wenen- him being in power is going to tut-wenen tn- him being in power is going to put women in danger. put so many women in danger. and i put so many women in danger. and r ten-t— put so many women in danger. and r ten-t want— put so many women in danger. and r ten-t want te— put so many women in danger. and i don't want to see— put so many women in danger. and i don't want to see him anywhere wunter— i don't want to see him anywhere wunter-r- i don't want to see him anywhere near number i mean, near number 10. well i mean, taweneee-t- near number 10. well i mean, lawrence,-to you. i near number 10. well i mean,l lawrence,-to you. i'd lawrence, last word to you. i'd tett— lawrence, last word to you. i'd tett weu — lawrence, last word to you. i'd tett weu ttat— lawrence, last word to you. i'd tell you that the— lawrence, last word to you. i'd tell you that the lgb need to transition away from the tbc i plus plus, plus, plus, blah, blah, blah, because we, as i've said before on this show, which

is my show, which is strange, lesbian and gay and bisexual, i think even we've had a conversation about this. these are hardware issues.- conversation about this. these are hardware issues. the- tit“ these are hardware issues. the and all the are hardware issues. the and all tne rest— are hardware issues. the and all tne rest are— are hardware issues. the and all the rest are software issues . the rest are software issues. ant— the rest are software issues. ant as— the rest are software issues. ant as ts— the rest are software issues. and as is proving ever, ever the tnee,— and as is proving ever, ever the case there, mental— and as is proving ever, ever the case there, mental health issues aetuattw— case there, mental health issues aetuattw. te— case there, mental health issues aetuattw. se r— case there, mental health issues actually. so i 100%_ case there, mental health issues actually. so i 100% agree. you eannet— actually. so i 100% agree. you eannet nave— actually. so i 100% agree. you cannot have a— actually. so i 100% agree. you cannot have a leader of a tettteat— cannot have a leader of a political party— cannot have a leader of a political party who cannot tettne— political party who cannot tettne anw— political party who cannot define any simple binary in the nest— define any simple binary in the nest taste— define any simple binary in the most basic of— define any simple binary in the most basic of terms. and if you ean-t— most basic of terms. and if you ean-t te— most basic of terms. and if you ean-t te at,— most basic of terms. and if you can't do that, leave and get rid of can't do that, leave and get rid et weur— can't do that, leave and get rid of your actress— can't do that, leave and get rid of your actress . _ can't do that, leave and get rid of your actress . iititii “g e. of your actress. more coming up. so don't miss more from the panel and indeed , the fox who panel and indeed, the fox who can't be trusted, of course, to travel without a designated aduu travel without a designated adult . but anyway, we'll be back adult. but anyway, we'll be back

soon she cheers very much for joining me. darren grimes in for laurence fox, who's stranded himself abroad. anna mcgovern and lewis oakley are here chewing over some stories with hot to be served. hot opinions ready to be served. now, is quite horrible now, this is quite a horrible story, for many story, actually, for very many reasons, become reasons, which will become apparent very the apparent very quickly. the convicted who received convicted rapist who received life in 1988 for his grotesque attack on shirley woodman , has attack on shirley woodman, has been given access to the lotto jackpot that he won whilst in prison in 2004. now there's an awful lot to unpack here, so i'm going to turn to anna first. i mean, anna, first of all, i mean , he won it fair and square. so some people would say , well, we some people would say, well, we cannot be getting involved in what is a private transaction. i think this is a horrendous sterw— i think this is a horrendous sterw .— i think this is a horrendous sterw . ant,— i think this is a horrendous sterw . ant, weu— i think this is a horrendous story . and, you know, it's an story. and, you know, it's an awtut— story. and, you know, it's an awful loophole— story. and, you know, it's an awful loophole that because he en trtsen— awful loophole that because he was on prison leave, i believe, tne— was on prison leave, i believe, over the weekend— was on prison leave, i believe, over the weekend where he won, he over the weekend where he won, ne tet— over the weekend where he won, ne tet tnts— over the weekend where he won, he got this ticket— over the weekend where he won, he got this ticket and then won .-tnat— he got this ticket and then won .-tnat nenew— he got this ticket and then won .-that money was- he got this ticket and then won . that money was in . all of that money was in a tetat— . all of that money was in a tetat astute.— . all of that money was in a legal dispute. nato tried to get

all legal dispute. nato tried to get at tnts— legal dispute. nato tried to get all this money,— legal dispute. nato tried to get all this money, shirley all this money, but shirley weetnan— all this money, but shirley woodman,-was- all this money, but shirley woodman, was campaigner and woodman, she was campaigner and she woodman, she was campaigner and sne nanatet— woodman, she was campaigner and she managed. she— woodman, she was campaigner and she managed. she got obe, i tettewe— she managed. she got obe, i tettewe .— she managed. she got obe, i tettewe , ter— she managed. she got obe, i believe , for actually turning believe, for actually turning tne— believe, for actually turning tne taw— believe, for actually turning the law around.— believe, for actually turning the law around. so victims could get compensation— the law around. so victims could get compensation for , you know, get compensation for, you know, for get compensation for, you know, ter seuat— get compensation for, you know, for sexual assault— get compensation for, you know, for sexual assault and rape . and for sexual assault and rape. and i for sexual assault and rape. and r tntnt— for sexual assault and rape. and r tttnt tnat— for sexual assault and rape. and i think that this— for sexual assault and rape. and i think that this is— for sexual assault and rape. and i think that this is , you know, i think that this is, you know, tnts— i think that this is, you know, tnts ts— i think that this is, you know, tnts ts rust— i think that this is, you know, this is just an— i think that this is, you know, this is just an awful thing that twe— this is just an awful thing that twe rust— this is just an awful thing that twe tust teen— this is just an awful thing that i've just been able to access at— i've just been able to access at et— i've just been able to access at et-nenew.- i've just been able to access all of-money. i- i've just been able to access all of money. i think that all of this money. i think that if all of this money. i think that t nes— all of this money. i think that t ne-s trutw— all of this money. i think that if he's truly remorseful, what nes— if he's truly remorseful, what ne-s-tnat— if he's truly remorseful, what he's-that should- if he's truly remorseful, what he's that should all go to he's done, that should all go to etarttw— he's done, that should all go to etarttwltut— he's done, that should all go to etarttwltut r— he's done, that should all go to charity..but i think- he's done, that should all go to charity. but i think the charity. he but i think the tttnt— charity. he but i think the thing-rapists,- charity. he but i think the thing rapists, they are thing is, rapists, they are setttsn— thing is, rapists, they are selfish—he. selfish people. and he just wants— selfish people. and he just wants-ter— selfish people. and he just wants for himself. he's wants that for himself. so he's going— wants that for himself. so he's tetnt-teet— wants that for himself. so he's tetnt-keep rt.— wants that for himself. so he's going keep it. well, lewis, going to keep it. well, lewis, on going to keep it. well, lewis, en-tetnt— going to keep it. well, lewis, en-tetnt at- going to keep it. well, lewis,- on-point at-daughter on anna's point at the daughter of on anna's point at the daughter et sntrtew— on anna's point at the daughter of shirley woodman, shirley weett-s— of shirley woodman, shirley weett-s an— of shirley woodman, shirley woolf's an told— of shirley woodman, shirley woolf's an told the mirror she tave— woolf's an told the mirror she tawe att— woolf's an told the mirror she tawe att tne— woolf's an told the mirror she gave all the money away to enarttw— gave all the money away to enarttw ant— gave all the money away to charity and it's— gave all the money away to charity and it's what he should be charity and it's what he should te tetnt— charity and it's what he should te tetnt wttn— charity and it's what he should be doing with his— charity and it's what he should be doing with his money. ti tis“ be doing with his money. he can do be doing with his money. he can to teet— be doing with his money. he can to teet wttt— be doing with his money. he can do good with that— be doing with his money. he can do good with that money like my mum did. what are you. yeah, i agree. he should give- mum did. what are you. yeah, i agree. he should give the- t: t: yeah, i agree. he should give the money awaw— agree. he should give the money away. absolutely.— agree. he should give the money away. absolutely. mean , this away. absolutely. i mean, this is away. absolutely. i mean, this tslnerrttte— away. absolutely. i mean, this islhorrible story,— away. absolutely. i mean, this is horrible story, and kind of is a horrible story, and kind of suttests— is a horrible story, and kind of suttests tnat— is a horrible story, and kind of suggests that there is no such tttnt— suggests that there is no such ntnt-tarma— suggests that there is no such thing karma. good good. thing as karma. good good. i tttnt— thing as karma. good good. i tttnt tne— thing as karma. good good. i think the thing— thing as karma. good good. i think the thing here, though, is we tawe— think the thing here, though, is we tawe te— think the thing here, though, is we nawe te te— think the thing here, though, is we have to do we— think the thing here, though, is we have to do we do have to tttnt— we have to do we do have to tttnt ateut— we have to do we do have to think about the _ we have to do we do have to think about the principle of tttnts— think about the principle of thinge-people- things. bad people that have tene— things. bad people that have tene-tttnts— things. bad people that have done-things. can-

things. bad people that have done things. can we if in done bad things. can we if in wt— done bad things. can we if in tnts ease— done bad things. can we if in tnts ease-saw— done bad things. can we if in this case-say this- done bad things. can we if in this case say this is this case we say this is outrageous, _ this case we say this is outrageous, this he shouldn't tawe— outrageous, this he shouldn't tawe-nenew— outrageous, this he shouldn't have money, going have this money, we're going to go have this money, we're going to te-tte— have this money, we're going to te-tte wett— have this money, we're going to go-it? well, what- have this money, we're going to go it? well, what does go and take it? well, what does tnat— go and take it? well, what does tat-se— go and take it? well, what does that-so-criminall go and take it? well, what doesi that-so-criminal we that mean? so every criminal we get that mean? so every criminal we tet te— that mean? so every criminal we tet te te— that mean? so every criminal we tet te te ant— that mean? so every criminal we get to go and seize— that mean? so every criminal we get to go and seize their assets— get to go and seize their assets r— get to go and seize their assets, i don't- get to go and seize their assets, i don't know, like where tees— assets, i don't know, like where tees-teat— assets, i don't know, like where tees-teat te— assets, i don't know, like where does lead to morally if we does this lead to morally if we start— does this lead to morally if we start-tnate— does this lead to morally if we start -that?lmean,- start doing that? i mean, laurence you're about to laurence fox, you're about to see—eteen i see something non ofcom eentttantw— see something non ofcom compliant, aren't you, about tnts— compliant, aren't you, about tnts stew— compliant, aren't you, about tnts sterwe — compliant, aren't you, about this story ? you— compliant, aren't you, about this story ? /tit is“ compliant, aren't you, about this story ? /tit. tis“ compliant, aren't you, about this story ? /tit. is“ this story? you can have the money. you reckon he should have the money or not? yeah do what you want the money or not? yeah do what weu want wttn— the money or not? yeah do what you want with it.— the money or not? yeah do what you want with it. sorry.- the money or not? yeah do what you want with it. sorry. it's- you want with it. sorry. it's tte— you want with it. sorry. it's ttte tn— you want with it. sorry. it's like i'm really— you want with it. sorry. it's like i'm really sorry. i think i eat— like i'm really sorry. i think i eat tne— like i'm really sorry. i think i read the story. _ like i'm really sorry. i think i read the story. it's appalling wtat— read the story. it's appalling wnat ne— read the story. it's appalling wnat ne ttt— read the story. it's appalling what he did. it's— read the story. it's appalling what he did. it's vile. his the wtettn-s— what he did. it's vile. his the victim's mother— what he did. it's vile. his the victim's mother managed to get the victim's mother managed to get tne taw— victim's mother managed to get the law changed— victim's mother managed to get the law changed so that better tttnts— the law changed so that better tntnts tanen.— the law changed so that better things happen. which is a real teet— things happen. which is a real teet ue— things happen. which is a real teet et— things happen. which is a real good use of the— things happen. which is a real good use of the money. but it just— good use of the money. but it tust tees— good use of the money. but it tust tees te— good use of the money. but it just goes to show— good use of the money. but it just goes to show that you're exaettw— just goes to show that you're exaettw ntnt.— just goes to show that you're exactly right. karma doesn't east.— exactly right. karma doesn't exist. especially— exactly right. karma doesn't exist. especially you don't get nenew— exist. especially you don't get nenew ter— exist. especially you don't get money for nothing. so just give ntn— money for nothing. so just give ntn tne— money for nothing. so just give ntn tne nenew— money for nothing. so just give him the money and let him do wtat— him the money and let him do wnat ne— him the money and let him do what he wants— him the money and let him do what he wants with it. i don't tawe— what he wants with it. i don't tawe a— what he wants with it. i don't tawe a weu— what he wants with it. i don't have a you know,— what he wants with it. i don't have a you know, i don't think we sneutt— have a you know, i don't think we sneutt te— have a you know, i don't think we should be impeding other teette-s— we should be impeding other teette-s tttnts— we should be impeding other people's things he should be people's things and he should be left people's things and he should be tett-twe— people's things and he should be tettlttwe eut— people's things and he should be left-live out his— people's things and he should be left live out his horrible left to live out his horrible ttte— left to live out his horrible ttttte nee,— left to live out his horrible little life, rich _ left to live out his horrible little life, rich as he wants. tte— little life, rich as he wants. rte state— little life, rich as he wants. the state should— little life, rich as he wants. the state should get- little life, rich as he wants.

the state should get involved then how we cough up. then and say how we cough up. no, it's not our job. it's not no, it's not ourjob. it's not tne— no, it's not ourjob. it's not tne tet— no, it's not ourjob. it's not tne tet et— no, it's not ourjob. it's not the job of the— no, it's not ourjob. it's not the job of the state to do that. he en— the job of the state to do that. he tt— the job of the state to do that. he tt ert— the job of the state to do that. he won it off some silly lottery tttnt. — he won it off some silly lottery tttnt. r— he won it off some silly lottery tntnt. t mean— he won it off some silly lottery thing. i mean, that's why i ten-t— thing. i mean, that's why i ten-t tuw— thing. i mean, that's why i don't buy lottery tickets. i tttnt— don't buy lottery tickets. i think they're _ don't buy lottery tickets. i think they're bad. it's one of tne— think they're bad. it's one of tne wew— think they're bad. it's one of tne werw tew— think they're bad. it's one of the very few things i actually tett— the very few things i actually tett nw— the very few things i actually tett nw ttts— the very few things i actually tell my kids. i'm— the very few things i actually tell my kids. i'm like, don't buy— tell my kids. i'm like, don't tuw tettew— tell my kids. i'm like, don't buy lottery tickets. it's like, tell my kids. i'm like, don't blyou ttery tickets. it's like, tell my kids. i'm like, don't blyou haven'tkets. it's like, tell my kids. i'm like, don't blyou haven't earneds like, tell my kids. i'm like, don't blyou haven't earneds li look if you haven't earned it, look at-stertes— if you haven't earned it, look at-stories of- if you haven't earned it, look at stories of lottery at all the stories of lottery winners who've— at all the stories of lottery winners who've had a horrible, nentte— winners who've had a horrible, horrible life— winners who've had a horrible, horrible life the _ winners who've had a horrible, horrible life the minute they wen—tnat- horrible life the minute they won. _that that. horrible life the minute they- won._that that money won. and i hope that that money is won. and i hope that that money ts-ttttest— won. and i hope that that money ts-ttttest neaww— won. and i hope that that money is biggest heavy curse is the biggest heavy curse areunt— is the biggest heavy curse around-neck. - is the biggest heavy curse around-neck. .i. is the biggest heavy curse around neck. i hope is the biggest heavy curse- around-neck.-i hope that around his neck. and i hope that he around his neck. and i hope that ne takes— around his neck. and i hope that ne tates tt— around his neck. and i hope that ne tates tt te— around his neck. and i hope that he takes it to .grave - around his neck. and i hope that he takes it to grave in he takes it to his grave in surface. yeah.- he takes it to his grave in surface. “is“ : “ e he takes it to his grave in surface. “is“ : “ . sg ”titi surface. yeah. couldn't agree more. now our next story, then surface. yeah. couldn't agree more. n of our next story, then surface. yeah. couldn't agree more. n of the next story, then surface. yeah. couldn't agree more. n of the faithfultry, then the end of the faithful tupperware. do you know what tupperware. and do you know what ihave tupperware. and do you know what i have to confess to viewers to make really make myself sound really thick? i actually didn't know that tupperware was a name. tupperware was a brand name. i just tupperware was, you just thought tupperware was, you know, a noun. but anyway, now you've into your know, a noun. but anyway, now you've and into your know, a noun. but anyway, now you've and until into your know, a noun. but anyway, now you've and until you've,iour know, a noun. but anyway, now you've and until you've, of r home. and until you've, of course, got a kitchen drawer or a crammed full these a cupboard crammed full of these handy plastic tubs called tupperware , i think that we've tupperware, i think that we've got a picture of louis and anna's that we asked you to prepare earlier. coming up on screen now . not there they are.

screen now. not there they are. who's is that? that's mine. that's that looks quite tidy actually. mine's keep a tidy house. yeah. actually. mine's keep a tidy house. yeah . i actually. mine's keep a tidy house. yeah. i don't actually. mine's keep a tidy house. yeah . i don't know why house. yeah. i don't know why i sound so there's not. i live in student accommodation- “t: i live in student accommodation and you do not student accommodation and you do net want— student accommodation and you do net want te— student accommodation and you do net want te see— student accommodation and you do not want to see student kitchens . aeas— not want to see student kitchens . aeas attan— not want to see student kitchens . acas aidan mcgivern- not want to see student kitchens . acas aidan mcgivern your images in on there? no, my image is images in on there? no, my image ts net— images in on there? no, my image ts net en— images in on there? no, my image ts net en tnee.— images in on there? no, my image is not on there. no.— images in on there? no, my image is not on there. no. right.- is not on there. no. right. tttnt. — is not on there. no. right. tttnt. weu— is not on there. no. right. right. you would not want to see tnat. — right. you would not want to see tnat. are— right. you would not want to see tnat. are weu— right. you would not want to see that. are you upset— right. you would not want to see that. ' ”ti e. right. you would not want to see that. ' e. that. are you upset about the end of tupperware? um i think that it just shows about how societies kind of progressed. i think that the i think the- think that the i think the men are think that the i think the men tne— think that the i think the men are the media— think that the i think the men are the media because they're sawtnt— are the media because they're sawtnt tnat— are the media because they're saying that actually this is tewn— saying that actually this is tewn te— saying that actually this is down to the _ saying that actually this is down to the fact that, you know, ntnts— down to the fact that, you know, women's rights women, you know, ten-t— women's rights women, you know, tent—tttnts- women's rights women, you know, don't things anymore. don't need these things anymore. teat. — don't need these things anymore. teat. -.— don't need these things anymore. teat.-. tewts— don't need these things anymore. yeah. -, lewis suggested. don't need these things anymore. /tisi w don't need these things anymore. /tisi gti “g that maybe we're just getting rid of plastic outright . what do rid of plastic outright. what do you think of this ? i mean, i you think of this? i mean, i think you think of this? i mean, i tttnt tt-s— you think of this? i mean, i think it's just— you think of this? i mean, i think it's just a— you think of this? i mean, i think it's just a trend- 57 i mean, i think it's just a trend where i tttnt— think it's just a trend where i tint, weu— think it's just a trend where i think, you know,— think it's just a trend where i think, you know, you've got access to more— think, you know, you've got access to more fast food, for exantte— access to more fast food, for eaantte. se— access to more fast food, for example. so people are cooking tess— example. so people are cooking tess-weu-we— example. so people are cooking less-you've-women- example. so people are cooking less you've women who less and you've got women who are-mere se r- less and you've got women who are more. so i think are working more. so i think tnat— are working more. so i think tnat-ttnt— are working more. so i think that-kindlshows- are working more. so i think that kind shows that that this kind of shows that teette— that this kind of shows that teette aent— that this kind of shows that people aren't actually cooking as-tut— people aren't actually cooking as-tut tn— people aren't actually cooking as-but in terms- people aren't actually cooking as but in terms of as much. but in terms of tutterware— as much. but in terms of tupperware also,

as much. but in terms of. tupperware also,-to as much. but in terms of- tupperware also,-to use tupperware also, i prefer to use stutt— tupperware also, i prefer to use stutt tnat— tupperware also, i prefer to use stuff that isn't— tupperware also, i prefer to use stuff that isn't plastic tersenattw.— stuff that isn't plastic personally, not personally, so i'm not devastated- personally, so i'm not devastated about the end of tutterware— devastated about the end of tupperware either. but yeah , i tupperware either. but yeah, i tttnt— tupperware either. but yeah, i tttnt tnts— tupperware either. but yeah, i think this just— tupperware either. but yeah, i think this just shows about how seetetw— think this just shows about how seetetw ts— think this just shows about how society is progressing. yeah i ts ttat— society is progressing. yeah i mean, is that right- society is progressing. yeah ”g“ 7 yeah. i mean, is that right? yeah. i mean, is that right? yeah. i mean, i'm in your- ”g“7 yeah. i mean, i'm in your camp where mean, is that right? yeah. i- mean, i'm in your camp where who knew— mean, i'm in your camp where who knew unti— mean, i'm in your camp where who knew unttt tnts— mean, i'm in your camp where who knew until this story— mean, i'm in your camp where who knew until this story that it tne— knew until this story that it was the brands— knew until this story that it was the brands .- knew until this story that it was the brands . we obviously was the brands. we obviously neet— was the brands. we obviously neet taste.— was the brands. we obviously need plastic. as— was the brands. we obviously need plastic. as a dad of three, i need plastic. as a dad of three, r neet— need plastic. as a dad of three, t neet ttastte— need plastic. as a dad of three, i need plastic containers to teet— i need plastic containers to keep tttnts— i need plastic containers to keep things fresh in and send tnen— keep things fresh in and send tnen ert— keep things fresh in and send them off with.— keep things fresh in and send them off with. but do i need to be them off with. but do i need to te tawtnte— them off with. but do i need to be paying? probably the prices tnat— be paying? probably the prices tnat tnat— be paying? probably the prices that that these _ be paying? probably the prices that that these people are ettertnt— that that these people are ettertnt .— that that these people are offering . and,— that that these people are offering . and, you know, i do offering. and, you know, i do tttnt— offering. and, you know, i do tttnt tnere— offering. and, you know, i do think there probably is an environmental— think there probably is an environmental thing to it where if environmental thing to it where tt-tetnt— environmental thing to it where tt-tetntlstent- environmental thing to it where if going spend well, if you're going to spend well, i ten-t— if you're going to spend well, i ten-t knew— if you're going to spend well, i don't knowllike_ if you're going to spend well, i don't know like let's guess £15 don't know, like let's guess £15 on on a container,— don't know, like let's guess £15 on on a container, you probably want— on on a container, you probably want t— on on a container, you probably want t te— on on a container, you probably want t te te— on on a container, you probably want it to be glass— on on a container, you probably want it to be glass and sustainable.— want it to be glass and sustainable. whereas with me, it's sustainable. whereas with me, tt-s-ts— sustainable. whereas with me, tt-s-ts wtat- sustainable. whereas with me, it's-is what the,- sustainable. whereas with me, it's is what the, the it's like this is what the, the tateeut— it's like this is what the, the takeout came— it's like this is what the, the takeout came in— it's like this is what the, the takeout came in yesterday . nana takeout came in yesterday. nana lawrence have— takeout came in yesterday. nana lawrence have it— takeout came in yesterday. nana lawrence have it with that i'm. sure—testerate sure you're absolutely desperate to sure you're absolutely desperate te—tttenen- sure you're absolutely desperate te—tttenen ts- to ensure your kitchen is sustainable— to ensure your kitchen is sustainable. - to ensure your kitchen is sustainable . o“ to ensure your kitchen is- sustainable . oh yeah , i always sustainable. oh yeah, i always am. i've sustainable. oh yeah, i always twe tet— sustainable. oh yeah, i always twe tet a— sustainable. oh yeah, i always am. i've got a lot— sustainable. oh yeah, i always am. i've got a lot of- sustainable. o“ gtis“ i've got a lot of little am. i've got a lot of little tttnts— am. i've got a lot of little tntnts tn— am. i've got a lot of little things i'm going- i've got a lot of little things i'm going to put stuff in ant— things i'm going to put stuff in ant sent— things i'm going to put stuff in and send them— things i'm going to put stuff in and send them off. but i think

it's and send them off. but i think tt-s a— and send them off. but i think tt-s a sttn— and send them off. but i think tt-s a sttn et— and send them off. but i think it's a sign of the— and send them off. but i think it's a sign of the times that we've become— it's a sign of the times that we've become the little teneratten— we've become the little generation that moan at us for tetnt.— generation that moan at us for tetnt. weu— generation that moan at us for tetnt. weu knew.— generation that moan at us for being, you know, bad with carbon or being, you know, bad with carbon eree-w— being, you know, bad with carbon eree-w meant- being, you know, bad with carbon or-we're meant to- being, you know, bad with carbon or we're meant to be or whatever. we're meant to be tetnt.— or whatever. we're meant to be tetnt. wnten— or whatever. we're meant to be tetnt. wnten ts— or whatever. we're meant to be doing, which is wrong at the ttne.— doing, which is wrong at the same time, live— doing, which is wrong at the same time, live the most ttstesatte— same time, live the most disposable there possibly same time, live the most disp(is.ble there possibly same time, live the most disp(is. ie there possibly same time, live the most disp(is. i think there possibly same time, live the most disp(is. i think they possibly same time, live the most disp(is. i think they were ibly ever is. i think they were tatttnt— ever is. i think they were talking-fact. ever is. i think they were. talking-fact that ever is. i think they were- talking-fact that the talking about the fact that the eate— talking about the fact that the eaten-et— talking about the fact that the earten-et a— talking about the fact that the carbon-of a child- talking about the fact that the carbon of a child born carbon footprint of a child born ts— carbon footprint of a child born ts nanw— carbon footprint of a child born now is many-more- carbon footprint of a child born now is many more than what now is many times more than what my now is many times more than what nw-weutt— now is many times more than what nw-weutt-tene.- now is many times more than what my-would-done, for. my mother would have done, for exantte— my mother would have done, for eaantte. se— my mother would have done, for eaantte. se r— my mother would have done, for example. so i think it's also a sat— example. so i think it's also a sad reflection— example. so i think it's also a sad reflection on— example. so i think it's also a sad reflection on where society is sad reflection on where society ts tn— sad reflection on where society ts tn tne— sad reflection on where society ts tn tne taet— sad reflection on where society is in the fact that— sad reflection on where society is in the fact that we don't eetetrate— is in the fact that we don't celebrate the _ is in the fact that we don't celebrate the family, we don't eetetrate — celebrate the family, we don't celebrate somebody, know, celebrate somebody, you know, tnnttnt— celebrate somebody, you know, trtnttnt tne— celebrate somebody, you know, bringing the whole thing tetetner.— bringing the whole thing together, husband the together, the husband or the we — together, the husband or the wife. - matter. - together, the husband or the wife. _matter. we. together, the husband or the- wife. _matter. we seem wife. it doesn't matter. we seem to wife. it doesn't matter. we seem te-tretresset— wife. it doesn't matter. we seem to progressed quickly to have progressed so quickly tnat—ne- to have progressed so quickly tnat—ne ene- to have progressed so quickly that—no one to. to have progressed so quickly. that—no one to look that now there's no one to look atten— that now there's no one to look atter tne— that now there's no one to look after the kids.— that now there's no one to look after the kids. therefore we ten-t— after the kids. therefore we ten-t neet— after the kids. therefore we don't need tupperware and we ten-t— don't need tupperware and we don't - leftovers. - don't need tupperware and we don't-leftovers. - don't need tupperware and we don't leftovers. i“ don't need leftovers. i mean, tewn— don't need leftovers. i mean, tewts. te— don't need leftovers. i mean, tewts. te weu— don't need leftovers. i mean, lewis, do you worry about that? no. looking after and no. i'm looking after kids and i stit— no. i'm looking after kids and i stttt neet— no. i'm looking after kids and i still need tupperware. it's all tts— still need tupperware. it's all tt-s. r— still need tupperware. it's all tt-s. r ten-t— still need tupperware. it's all it's. i don't really— still need tupperware. it's all it's. i don't really think that we—tntsl we need to overthink this. it's rust— we need to overthink this. it's rust-tant— we need to overthink this. it's just-brand dying,- we need to overthink this. it's just brand dying, and just one brand dying, and tees— just one brand dying, and tees tetnt— just one brand dying, and there's going be loads of there's going to be loads of alternatives— there's going to be loads of alternatives-are- there's going to be loads of alternatives are cheaper in alternatives that are cheaper in the alternatives that are cheaper in tne—wew - alternatives that are cheaper in tne—wew att- alternatives that are cheaper in. the—now all right. alternatives that are cheaper in- the_now all right. the supermarket. now all right. tew— the supermarket. now all right. new-weu— the supermarket. now all right. new-weu sawe— the supermarket. now all right. new-weu sawe tew- the supermarket. now all right. how-you say? how dare- the supermarket. now ”g“ how you say? how dare you how dare you say? how dare you say how dare you say? how dare you saw-ean-t— how dare you say? how dare you saw-ean-t tet— how dare you say? how dare you saw-ean-t tet en- how dare you say? how dare you say-can't get on a- say that? i can't get on a ttanee— say that? i can't get on a plane?itried_ say that? i can't get on a plane? tried get on the plane? i tried to get on the ttane. — plane? i tried to get on the ttane. weu— plane? i tried to get on the plane. you tried— plane? i tried to get on the plane. you tried to get on the

ttanee — plane. you tried to get on the ttanee teat.— plane. you tried to get on the plane? yeah, that's- plane. you tried to get on the plane? / plane? yeah, that's what he says. that's says . you says. that's what he says. you tried so hard to get on that plane. he was having margarita plane. he was having a margarita before show . now i find you before the show. now i find you very much for joining before the show. now i find you very much forjoining me before the show. now i find you very much for joining me tonight . now to lawrence for attempting to actually do some work today. i'm very grateful. and of course, to anna mcgovern and lewis hinckley, who did actually show . now, up next is show up. now, coming up next is the brit ant mark dolan mark, what's on the show tonight ? what's on the show tonight? darren, what a brilliant effort . really enjoyed the show this ewentnt. — . really enjoyed the show this ewentnt. wett— . really enjoyed the show this evening. well, i'll— really enjoyed the show this evening. well, i'll be dealing wttn— evening. well, i'll be dealing wrtn ree— evening. well, i'll be dealing with joe biden. _ evening. well, i'll be dealing with joe biden. he have a with joe biden. does he have a tetten— with joe biden. does he have a problem .britain- with joe biden. does he have a problem .britain ,- with joe biden. does he have a problem britain , one that's problem with britain, one that's eeweet— problem with britain, one that's eeweet tn— problem with britain, one that's eeweet tn nw— problem with britain, one that's covered in my 9:00. big opinion . ran.— covered in my 9:00. big opinion . ran. trus— covered in my 9:00. big opinion . ran. ttus tn— covered in my 9:00. big opinion , ian. plus, i'm joined in the first— , ian. plus, i'm joined in the ttrst neur— , ian. plus, i'm joined in the ttrst neur tw— , ian. plus, i'm joined in the first hour by radio and fleet street— first hour by radio and fleet street legend— first hour by radio and fleet street legend mike porky parry. tets— street legend mike porky parry. tets et— street legend mike porky parry. tets et ttt— street legend mike porky parry. lots of big stories— street legend mike porky parry. lots of big stories to get our teett— lots of big stories to get our teetn rho,— lots of big stories to get our teeth into, including the junior teeters— teeth into, including the junior doctors strike.— teeth into, including the junior doctors strike. i'll— teeth into, including the junior doctors strike. i'll be asking wnetner— doctors strike. i'll be asking whether those _ doctors strike. i'll be asking whether those listening and watentnt— whether those listening and watching the— whether those listening and watching the show support these strttes— watching the show support these strttes .— watching the show support these strttes . wit— watching the show support these strikes . will people die? will strikes. will people die? will neattn— strikes. will people die? will neattn te— strikes. will people die? will health be curtailed in this eeuntrwe— health be curtailed in this country? plus,— health be curtailed in this country? plus, we got tomorrow's tapers— country? plus, we got tomorrow's papers at— country? plus, we got tomorrow's papers at rest— country? plus, we got tomorrow's papers at 1030 sharp with full tanet— papers at 1030 sharp with full

panel reaction.— papers at 1030 sharp with full panel reaction. it's all to wart— panel reaction. it's all to come. mark dolan tonight. don't go come. mark dolan tonight. don't te anwwtere— come. mark dolan tonight. don't te anwwnere. — come. mark dolan tonight. don't te anwwnere. on.— come. mark dolan tonight. don't go anywhere. o“ «tilt? come. mark dolan tonight. don't go anywhere. o“ grit: go anywhere. oh, yes, mark. tette— go anywhere. oh, yes, mark. tette tnee.— go anywhere. oh, yes, mark. hello there. i'm— go anywhere. oh, yes, mark. hello there. i'm clare- go anywhere. o“ grit: hello there. i'm clare nasir wttn— hello there. i'm clare nasir wttn weur— hello there. i'm clare nasir with your weather update now for the with your weather update now for tne weetent. — with your weather update now for the weekend. it's— with your weather update now for the weekend. it's turning drier ant— the weekend. it's turning drier and warmer for— the weekend. it's turning drier and warmer for most, although we will and warmer for most, although we wttt see— and warmer for most, although we will see some rain— and warmer for most, although we will see some rain in— and warmer for most, although we will see some rain in the nertn—west— will see some rain in the north—west on- will see some rain in the north—west on sunday. and for the north—west on sunday. and for tne ttne— north—west on sunday. and for the time being,— north—west on sunday. and for the time being, low pressure stit— the time being, low pressure stttt tn— the time being, low pressure still in charge— the time being, low pressure still in charge through friday ewentnt— still in charge through friday ewentnt ant— still in charge through friday evening and overnight. this weatner— evening and overnight. this weather-here- evening and overnight. this weather here sliding down weather front here sliding down tewarts— weather front here sliding down tewarts-tew— weather front here sliding down towards low countries, but towards the low countries, but s—ernete- towards the low countries, but some _to come. towards the low countries, but. some _to come into some wet weather to come into the some wet weather to come into tne ttrst— some wet weather to come into tne ttrst tart— some wet weather to come into the first part of— some wet weather to come into the first part of saturday nerntnt— the first part of saturday morning-far. morning across the far south—east. - morning across the far south—east. elsewhere, can south—east. elsewhere, you can see—n- south—east. elsewhere, you can see—n tren | see this ridge moving in from the see this ridge moving in from tne-ant— see this ridge moving in from the _and _that- the west. and what that means, tuteter— the west. and what that means, quieter conditions— the west. and what that means, quieter conditions through saturtaw.— quieter conditions through saturday. this— quieter conditions through saturday. this here through saturday. this rain here through saturtaw— saturday. this rain here through saturday morning, though, will tratuattw— saturday morning, though, will tratuattw tnnt— saturday morning, though, will gradually grind to a halt across more eastern counties, elsewhere tnreutn— more eastern counties, elsewhere tnreutn-eartw— more eastern counties, elsewhere through early hours, clearer through the early hours, clearer stres— through the early hours, clearer sttes-eut— through the early hours, clearer skies-out-frost- skies watch out for a frost across northern- skies watch out for a frost across northern ireland and esten— across northern ireland and western scotland . more breeze western scotland. more breeze tewn— western scotland. more breeze down towards— western scotland. more breeze down towards west country , down towards the west country, teettnt — down towards the west country, keeping temperatures here stttnttw— keeping temperatures here stttnttw-ant- keeping temperatures here slightly-and a- keeping temperatures here slightly and a bright slightly higher and a bright nerntnt— slightly higher and a bright morning come— slightly higher and a bright morning come saturday across nuen— morning come saturday across nuen et— morning come saturday across much of scotland— morning come saturday across much of scotland away from the seutn—east— much of scotland away from the south—east northern ireland, nertnwest— south—east northern ireland,| northwest—and south—east northern ireland,- northwest_and the northwest england, wales and the west—tne— northwest england, wales and the west—the midlands. west country. even the midlands seetnt— seeing that cloud erode away, the seeing that cloud erode away, tne ran— seeing that cloud erode away, the rain slowly— seeing that cloud erode away, the rain slowly clears through the rain slowly clears through tne ttrst— the rain slowly clears through tne ttrst tart— the rain slowly clears through the first part of— the rain slowly clears through the first part of the day tewarts— the first part of the day

towards the _ the first part of the day towards the south—east, brighter stres— towards the south—east, brighter sttes eerte — towards the south—east, brighter skies emerge. what that skies emerge. and what that means, see some sunshine. means, we'll see some sunshine. tut— means, we'll see some sunshine. tut tnat— means, we'll see some sunshine. tut tnat sun— means, we'll see some sunshine. but that sun could— means, we'll see some sunshine. but that sun could-1- means, we'll see some sunshine. but that sun could 1 2 but that sun could spark 1 or 2 nsewes— but that sun could spark 1 or 2 showers through— but that sun could spark 1 or 2 showers through afternoon , showers through the afternoon, anwwnere — showers through the afternoon,j anywhere _towards anywhere from borders towards tent— anywhere from borders towards tent .— anywhere from borders towards kent . elsewhere,— anywhere from borders towards kent . elsewhere, a fine end to kent. elsewhere, a fine end to tne— kent. elsewhere, a fine end to tne-a— kent. elsewhere, a fine end to tne-a tttnt— kent. elsewhere, a fine end to the-a bright one,- kent. elsewhere, a fine end to the a bright one, also the day, a bright one, and also warmer temperatures , typically warmer temperatures, typically areunt— warmer temperatures, typically areunt rt— warmer temperatures, typically areunt ra er— warmer temperatures, typically around 14 or 15 c.— warmer temperatures, typically around 14 or 15 c. now through saturtaw— around 14 or 15 c. now through saturday evening.— around 14 or 15 c. now through saturday evening. watch as this eteut— saturday evening. watch as this eteut stewtw— saturday evening. watch as this cloud slowly thickens from the west. — cloud slowly thickens from the west. rt— cloud slowly thickens from the west. rt wit— cloud slowly thickens from the west. it will grind— cloud slowly thickens from the west. it will grind to a halt across north—west of the across the north—west of the eeuntrw.— across the north—west of the countryr ternats— across the north—west of the country, perhaps a little more eteut— country, perhaps a little more. cloud _towards cloud just moving down towards the cloud just moving down towards tne—see- cloud just moving down towards tne—see senel the southeast. will see some eearert— the southeast. will see some clearer-here.- the southeast. will see some clearer-here. and- the southeast. will see some clearer here. and that's clearer skies here. and that's wnere— clearer skies here. and that's where-lowest— clearer skies here. and that's where lowest temperatures clearer skies here. and that's wheibe. lowest temperatures clearer skies here. and that's wheibe. certainly temperatures clearer skies here. and that's wheibe. certainly atmperatures clearer skies here. and that's wheibe. certainly a bit eratures clearer skies here. and that's wheibe. certainly a bit eraaires will be. certainly a bit of a entttw— will be. certainly a bit of a entttw start— will be. certainly a bit of a chilly start to _ will be. certainly a bit of a chilly start to the day on suntaw.— chilly start to the day on sundavr tut— chilly start to the day on sunday, but it'll be a damp nerntnt— morning across western and nertnern— morning across western and nertnern tarts— morning across western and northern parts of scotland, wertnern — northern parts of scotland, northern _ islei northern parts of scotland,i northern _ isle of northern ireland, the isle of mant— northern ireland, the isle of man. ternats— northern ireland, the isle of man, perhaps cumbria, down man, perhaps even cumbria, down tewarts—et- towards the western side of taneasntre— towards the western side of taneasntre .— towards the western side of lancashire . temperatures lancashire. the temperatures tere— lancashire. the temperatures nee-ut— lancashire. the temperatures here up elsewhere here will hold up elsewhere tere— here will hold up elsewhere nere. as— here will hold up elsewhere nere. as r— here will hold up elsewhere here, as i said,— here will hold up elsewhere here, as i said, a— here will hold up elsewhere here, as i said, a bit of a cool start— here, as i said, a bit of a cool start-suntaw.— here, as i said, a bit of a cool start-sunday, but- here, as i said, a bit of a cool start sunday, but the cloud start on sunday, but the cloud wit— start on sunday, but the cloud wttt-aeress— start on sunday, but the cloud will across eastern will break across eastern eeunttes — will break across eastern counties. .far- will break across eastern counties. far north of counties. the far north of teettnt.— counties. the far north of scotland,-some. counties. the far north of- scotland,-some sunshine scotland, seeing some sunshine trwtnt— scotland, seeing some sunshine trwtntlaeress— scotland, seeing some sunshine drying across northern drying up across northern retant— drying up across northern ireland-the- drying up across northern ireland the afternoon ireland through the afternoon as we-an rust— ireland through the afternoon as we rain just become we see that rain just become eenttnet— we see that rain just become confined-more— we see that rain just become. confined-more-parts confined to more western parts of confined to more western parts et seettant. — confined to more western parts of scotland. .here's- confined to more western parts of scotland. here's your of scotland. and here's your eutteet— of scotland. and here's your outlook into— of scotland. and here's your outlook into next week. it's tew— outlook into next week. it's trw. rt-s— outlook into next week. it's trw. rt-s ttne— outlook into next week. it's trw. rt-s ttne .— outlook into next week. it's dry. it's fine , high pressure dry. it's fine, high pressure ant—wttn- dry. it's fine, high pressure and—with somej and fairly warm with some

sunsntne— and fairly warm with some sunsntne .— and fairly warm with some sunshine . mark dolan tonight is sunshine. mark dolan tonight is taet— sunshine. mark dolan tonight is taet ttrs— sunshine. mark dolan tonight is back this evening— sunshine. mark dolan tonight is back this evening in the company of back this evening in the company et teurnattst— back this evening in the company of journalist mike— back this evening in the company of journalist mike parry, trtttsn— of journalist mike parry, british military hero chris twan. — british military hero chris twan. an— british military hero chris ryan. ' “ g: . british military hero chris ryan. d . british military hero chris- ryan. an outraged tv star. kim woodburn . in my big opinion, the woodburn. in my big opinion, the special relationship is on the rocks. britain needs a new partner in the white house as nike and budweiser insult women. the .

next us gb text- us gb news in text— us gb news in a moment, headliners. _ us gb news in a moment, headliners. but- us gb news in a moment, headliners. �*7 headliners. but first, let's bnng headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headunes bring you the latest news headlines and rcn nurses will stage another round of strikes after rejecting a pay offer from the government. the same offer which unison nurses overwhelm hinckley accepted royal college of nursing members voted to reject a 5% pay rise this year as well as a cash payment for last year. the action running

from 8:00 in the evening on the 30th of april for 48 hours will for the first time involve nurses working in emergency departments, intensive care and cancer care. unison though announced today that its nhs members had accepted the 5% offer, pd patrick nurse olivia princewill told gb news earlier the government could have offered the rcn more in junior doctors worked for incredibly long hours , so the nurses in long hours, so the nurses in conditions that are absolutely ridiculous to them come to work and be happy with the job. that's not even safe for the patent. — that's not even safe for the patent. se— that's not even safe for the patient. so what- that's not even safe for the patient. so what we're trying to do patient. so what we're trying to te tere— patient. so what we're trying to te nere. ant— patient. so what we're trying to te nere. ant r— patient. so what we're trying to do here, and i believe that's wtat— do here, and i believe that's what everyone— do here, and i believe that's what everyone is— do here, and i believe that's what everyone is trying to aentewe. — what everyone is trying to aentewe. ts— what everyone is trying to achieve, is come to a situation wnere— achieve, is come to a situation wnere tnere— achieve, is come to a situation wnere tnere ts— achieve, is come to a situation where there is a— achieve, is come to a situation where there is a sort of atreenent— where there is a sort of agreement between nurses, where there is a sort of— agreement between-nurses, the agreement between us nurses, the tuner— agreement between us nurses, the tuner teeters— agreement between us nurses, the junior doctors and— agreement between us nurses, the junior doctors and also the tewernnent— junior doctors and also the government feel like when government to feel like when wetne— government to feel like when weure tetnt— government to feel like when weure tetnt te— government to feel like when you're going to work, you're sate— you're going to work, you're sate . — you're going to work, you're safe . meanwhile,- you're going to work, you're safe . iiris“rt“ ti. . e you're going to work, you're- safe . meanwhile, civil servants safe. meanwhile, civil servants will hold fresh strikes after the government announced a pay rise of between four and a half and 5. beat unions. general

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