south it's south- . it's 9:00 and south— . it's 9:00 and this south it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan . it's 9:00 and this is mark noun tonight— . it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight in— . it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight in my- it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion. britain— dolan tonight in my big opinion. britain is— dolan tonight in my big opinion. britain is back— dolan tonight in my big opinion. britain is back and— dolan tonight in my big opinion. britain is back and whisper it rushi— britain is back and whisper it rism sunak— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is a— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is a better prime minister— rishi sunak is a better prime minister than— rishi sunak is a better prime minister than boris johnson . and minister than boris johnson. and unlike— minister than boris johnson. and uniike iiie— minister than boris johnson. and unlike the opposition , he knows unlike the opposition, he knows wiai— unlike the opposition, he knows wiai a— unlike the opposition, he knows wiai a woman— unlike the opposition, he knows what a woman is.— unlike the opposition, he knows what a woman is. it's all to play— what a woman is. it's all to piay for— what a woman is. it's all to piay for ai— what a woman is. it's all to play for at the— what a woman is. it's all to play for at the next election. in play for at the next election. in iiie — play for at the next election. in iiie big— play for at the next election. in the big story,— play for at the next election. in the big story, as a report reveasi iiie — in the big story, as a report reveals, the monarchy risks aioiisiiing— reveals, the monarchy risks abolishing itself. will the coronation— abolishing itself. will the coronation save the royal iamiiyi— coronation save the royal iamiiyi iii— coronation save the royal family? i'll be- coronation save the royal family? i'll be joined by i'm a ceieiiiiy— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and royal expert iaiy— celebrity star and royal expert iaiy coin— celebrity star and royal expert lady colin campbell. let me tell you,— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she-ii— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she-ii be— lady colin campbell. let me tell you, she'll be dropping a few iiuiii— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs in— you, she'll be dropping a few truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll truth bombs in my take at ten, in be— truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll be dealing— truth bombs in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with the

overpaid— i'll be dealing with the overpaid stars at the bbc. it's iime— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's iime iiiey— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took a— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took a pay cut like me— time they took a pay cut like iiie resi— time they took a pay cut like iiie resi oi— time they took a pay cut like the rest of us.— time they took a pay cut like the rest of us. big guests, big sieries— the rest of us. big guests, big sioies ani— the rest of us. big guests, big stories and always big opinions. iois— stories and always big opinions. iois io— stories and always big opinions. iois io gei— stories and always big opinions. lots to get through. a busy two hour. — lots to get through. a busy two hours. rui— lots to get through. a busy two hours. but first,— lots to get through. a busy two hours. but first, the headlines wiri— hours. but first, the headlines uiiir iuiiuuu— hours. but first, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . mark, with tatiana sanchez. mark, urani— with tatiana sanchez. mark, irruuk you— with tatiana sanchez. mark, riouk you very— with tatiana sanchez. mark, thank you very much. 'r: with tatiana sanchez. mark, thank you very much. ' r: g: thank you very much. and good evening. — thank you very much. and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom, the health secretary has urged the royal college of nursing to reconsider planned industrial action at the end of the month. in a letter to the unions leader this morning, steve barclay said the recent pay steve barclay said the recent pay offer is fair and reasonable and the decision to stage a 48 hour strike will put patients at risk. the chs general secretary, pat cullen has criticised the government for refusing to budge on its offer of a 5% pay rise. our members neither think it's reasonable or fair. it's a short term approach iioi— fair. it's a short term approach rirur piugo— fair. it's a short term approach rirur piugo o— fair. it's a short term approach that plugs a gap— fair. it's a short term approach that plugs a gap by— ” it's a short term approach that plugs a gap by giving them a that plugs a gap by giving them o ori— that plugs a gap by giving them a one off what— that plugs a gap by giving them a one off what they've described as a bonus. that's—

a one off what they've described as a bonus. that's certainly not going— as a bonus. that's certainly not going io— as a bonus. that's certainly not going to address— as a bonus. that's certainly not going to address the fundamental orioio— going to address the fundamental orioio inor— going to address the fundamental orioio run we— going to address the fundamental crisis that we have— going to address the fundamental crisis that we have got within nursing— crisis that we have got within our nursing profession or within the our nursing profession or within ino uns— our nursing profession or within ino nus .— our nursing profession or within ino nus . ao— our nursing profession or within the nhs . as labour has vowed to the nhs. as labour has vowed to oni— the nhs. as labour has vowed to end unor— the nhs. as labour has vowed to end unoi ii— the nhs. as labour has vowed to end what it describes as a pooiooio— end what it describes as a postcode lottery for gp appointments if it wins the next oiooiion— appointments if it wins the next oiooiion . — appointments if it wins the next election . the— appointments if it wins the next election . the party- appointments if it wins the next election . c. election. the party says up to three quarters of patients in some parts of england aren't able to see their doctor of choice and only half the number of appointments are held face to face to double the face is promising to double the number of doctors trained every year to 15,000, and plans to build new smart motorways are being cancelled over safety concerns , cost and low public concerns, cost and low public confidence . the government has confidence. the government has confirmed 14 planned projects have been scrapped and existing stretches will be made safer. campaigners are demanding the return of hard shoulders to existing smart motorways . the existing smart motorways. the british horse racing authority has condemned protest testers who delayed the grand national . who delayed the grand national. more than 60 people are still in custody after a total of 118

were arrested for disrupting the event yesterday, slightly delaying the start of the race. activists from animal rising are calling for jump activists from animal rising are calling forjump racing to be calling for jump racing to be banned after three horses died at aintree and they've warned further protests will take place this summer. the bucha says it will be a painstaking analysis to determine what caused the deaths in the us for people have been killed and at least 20 injured in a shooting at a teenager's birthday party in alabama . the incident took place alabama. the incident took place last night in a dance studio . last night in a dance studio. the area has since been cordoned off and it's not yet known what led to the shooting. in a statement on twitter, the governor of alabama said violent crime has no place in our state and we're staying closely updated by law enforcement as details emerge . and finally, details emerge. and finally, more than 6000 members of the armed forces will be taking part in the king's coronation next month. thousands of veterans and nhs workers have also been ianed nhs workers have also been invited to watch the historic

event from a special grandstand in front of buckingham palace. the culture secretary says it's a mark of the nation's profound gratitude . to tv online. dab+ gratitude. to tv online. dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's over to mark dolan tonight. my dolan tonight. my thanks to the brilliant tatiana sanchez , who returns at tatiana sanchez, who returns at ten. welcome to mark dolan ionigni— ten. welcome to mark dolan ionigni in— ten. welcome to mark dolan ionignr in no— ten. welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big— welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, nriioin— tonight in my big opinion, nriioin io— tonight in my big opinion, britain is back— tonight in my big opinion, britain is back and whisper it noni— britain is back and whisper it nioni sunok— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is a— britain is back and whisper it rishi sunak is a better prime iiinioior— rishi sunak is a better prime minister than— rishi sunak is a better prime minister than boris johnson , and minister than boris johnson, and uniiko— minister than boris johnson, and uniiko ino— minister than boris johnson, and unlike the opposition, sunak knows— unlike the opposition, sunak knows unor— unlike the opposition, sunak knows what a _ unlike the opposition, sunak knows what a woman is. it's all to knows what a woman is. it's all io play— knows what a woman is. it's all ro pioy for— knows what a woman is. it's all ro pioy for or— knows what a woman is. it's all to play for at the— knows what a woman is. it's all to play for at the next election . in— to play for at the next election . in no — to play for at the next election . in no nig— to play for at the next election . in the big story,— to play for at the next election . in the big story, as a report rovoooi ino — . in the big story, as a report reveals, the monarchy risks oioiioning— reveals, the monarchy risks abolishing itself. will the coronation— abolishing itself. will the coronation save the royal ioniiyi— coronation save the royal roniiyi iii— coronation save the royal family? i'll be- coronation save the royal family? i'll be joined by i'm a coioiriiy— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and— family? i'll be joined by i'm a celebrity star and royal expert lady— celebrity star and royal expert ioiy corin— celebrity star and royal expert lady colin campbell sparks will fly lady colin campbell sparks will fly my— lady colin campbell sparks will no my rink— lady colin campbell sparks will fly my mark meets guest is

oinoiuioiy— fly my mark meets guest is absolutely fascinating . it's absolutely fascinating. it's uiooi— absolutely fascinating. it's nigel bigger— absolutely fascinating. it's nigel biggar, the top historian and ouinor— nigel biggar, the top historian and author of— nigel biggar, the top historian and author of a— nigel biggar, the top historian and author of a brand new book union— and author of a brand new book union ouonoo— and author of a brand new book which pushes back— and author of a brand new book which pushes back on the demonisation_ which pushes back on the demonisation of the british innin— demonisation of the british empire, offering a more balanced oooooornoni oi— empire, offering a more balanced assessment of our— empire, offering a more balanced assessment of our colonial past in no— assessment of our colonial past in my iono— assessment of our colonial past in my rare or— assessment of our colonial past in my take at ten,— assessment of our colonial past in my take at ten, i'll be nearing— in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with— in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with the overpaid stars at dealing with the overpaid stars or ino— dealing with the overpaid stars or no one — dealing with the overpaid stars at the bbc. it's— dealing with the overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took at the bbc. it's time they took a pay— at the bbc. it's time they took u on our— at the bbc. it's time they took u on our uno— at the bbc. it's time they took a pay cut like the— at the bbc. it's time they took a pay cut like the rest of us. in a pay cut like the rest of us. in ionigni-o— a pay cut like the rest of us. in tonight's newsmaker with sunny,— in tonight's newsmaker with sunday, regular— in tonight's newsmaker with sunday, regular ann widdecombe . sunday, regular ann widdecombe. anor— sunday, regular ann widdecombe. arror o— sunday, regular ann widdecombe. after a teacher— sunday, regular ann widdecombe. after a teacher has— sunday, regular ann widdecombe. after a teacher has to apologise for saying— after a teacher has to apologise for saying soon— after a teacher has to apologise for saying good afternoon, girls at for saying good afternoon, girls or on— for saying good afternoon, girls or on ori— for saying good afternoon, girls or on oii gins— for saying good afternoon, girls at an all girls school, he's oiuooiion. — at an all girls school, he's education. an— at an all girls school, he's education. an now institutionally woke . let me institutionally woke. let me rou— institutionally woke. let me ioii you,— institutionally woke. let me on you, ann— institutionally woke. let me tell you, ann is— institutionally woke. let me tell you, ann is not happy. mark noion— tell you, ann is not happy. mark noion ionigni— tell you, ann is not happy. mark dolan tonight is— tell you, ann is not happy. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers— dolan tonight is the home of the papers unn— dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front pages from — papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 in the company of pages from 1030 in the company or inno— pages from 1030 in the company or inroo ion— pages from 1030 in the company of three top pundits who haven't been— of three top pundits who haven't been roii— of three top pundits who haven't been told what— of three top pundits who haven't been told what to— of three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who ion-i— been told what to say and who ion-i ioiiou— been told what to say and who don't follow the _ been told what to say and who don't follow the script tonight , annunzioio— don't follow the script tonight , annunziata rees—mogg, neil iorisn— , annunziata rees—mogg, neil iorisn oni— , annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and emma— , annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and emma burnell . parish and emma burnell. ionigni,— parish and emma burnell. ionignr, iii— parish and emma burnell. tonight, i'll be— parish and emma burnell. tonight, i'll be asking the puniiis— tonight, i'll be asking the pundits, should it be made iiiogoi— pundits, should it be made iiiogoi for— pundits, should it be made illegal for medics to go on

sinks?— illegal for medics to go on sirikoi is— illegal for medics to go on strike? is the _ illegal for medics to go on strike? is the word disabled offensive— strike? is the word disabled offensive ?_ strike? is the word disabled offensive ? and _ strike? is the word disabled offensive ? and as a woman, offensive? and as a woman, iizorroiy— offensive? and as a woman, iizorroiy poses— offensive? and as a woman, bizarrely poses for a selfie at ino— bizarrely poses for a selfie at in nonn— bizarrely poses for a selfie at the death camp,— bizarrely poses for a selfie at the death camp, auschwitz is sooioiy-s— the death camp, auschwitz is society's obsession with social noiio— society's obsession with social media our— society's obsession with social media our of— society's obsession with social media out of control all plus your— media out of control all plus your onoiis— media out of control all plus your emails, especially the spicy— your emails, especially the sgioy onos— your emails, especially the spicy ones, mark at gbnews.uk oni— spicy ones, mark at gbnews.uk oni inis— spicy ones, mark at gbnews.uk and no snow— spicy ones, mark at gbnews.uk and this show has— spicy ones, mark at gbnews.uk and this show has a golden rule. we and this show has a golden rule. iio ion-i— and this show has a golden rule. iio ion-i io— and this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring.— and this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my nonn— we don't do boring. not on my uoion .— we don't do boring. not on my uoion . i— we don't do boring. not on my uoion . iiusi— we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it. watch. i just won't have it. iois— watch. i just won't have it. iois io— watch. i just won't have it. iois io goi— watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. let's start unn— lots to get through. let's start win my— lots to get through. let's start win my rig— lots to get through. let's start with my big opinion . whisper it with my big opinion. whisper it ioisni— with my big opinion. whisper it ioisni sunak— with my big opinion. whisper it rishi sunak is— with my big opinion. whisper it rishi sunak is a— with my big opinion. whisper it rishi sunak is a much better inno— rishi sunak is a much better prime minister— rishi sunak is a much better prime minister than boris ionnson.— prime minister than boris ionnson. or— prime minister than boris johnson. of course he lacks the iionio— johnson. of course he lacks the blonde bombshells, charisma and roun— blonde bombshells, charisma and common touch. so— blonde bombshells, charisma and common touch. so sunak is no uorisniin— common touch. so sunak is no norisniin ,— common touch. so sunak is no norisniin , no— common touch. so sunak is no wordsmith , no man of the people wordsmith, no man of the people and nos— wordsmith, no man of the people and no-s noi— wordsmith, no man of the people and he's not hilarious. but it ioosn-i— and he's not hilarious. but it doesn't matter.— and he's not hilarious. but it doesn't matter. sunak doesn't novo— doesn't matter. sunak doesn't novo io— doesn't matter. sunak doesn't novo io io— doesn't matter. sunak doesn't novo io no o— doesn't matter. sunak doesn't have to be a wonderful entertainer— have to be a wonderful entertainer trainer. he doesn't noon— entertainer trainer. he doesn't nooi io— entertainer trainer. he doesn't need to crack— entertainer trainer. he doesn't need to crack people up or do puniioiiy— need to crack people up or do publicity stunts— need to crack people up or do publicity stunts ._ need to crack people up or do publicity stunts . he doesn't publicity stunts. he doesn't novo— publicity stunts. he doesn't novo io— publicity stunts. he doesn't novo io io— publicity stunts. he doesn't novo io no o— publicity stunts. he doesn't have to be a great guy. he has

to have to be a great guy. he has io io— have to be a great guy. he has io no o— have to be a great guy. he has io no o grooi— have to be a great guy. he has to be a great prime minister. ani— to be a great prime minister. ann no-s— to be a great prime minister. and he's showing all the makings of iusi— and he's showing all the makings of iusi inor— and he's showing all the makings of just that. whilst— and he's showing all the makings of just that. whilst the aforementioned boris johnson iinooi— aforementioned boris johnson iingoo non — aforementioned boris johnson limped from one— aforementioned boris johnson limped from one self—inflicted crisis— limped from one self—inflicted orisis ro— limped from one self—inflicted crisis to another— limped from one self—inflicted crisis to another whilst in orrioo— crisis to another whilst in orrioo oni— crisis to another whilst in office and folded to the prorossors— office and folded to the professors of - office and folded to the professors of doom in sage inrougnour— professors of doom in sage throughout the— professors of doom in sage throughout the pandemic, sunak is oisgioying— throughout the pandemic, sunak is displaying rather more noiiosr— is displaying rather more ballast and— is displaying rather more ballast and rather more courage. roiiriooi— ballast and rather more courage. roiiriooi oni— ballast and rather more courage. political and personal, than his prooioossor— political and personal, than his grooooossor .— political and personal, than his predecessor . for— political and personal, than his predecessor . for example, by predecessor. for example, by sunok— predecessor. for example, by sunak standing— predecessor. for example, by sunak standing up to the pint sizoi— sunak standing up to the pint sizoi ronon— sunak standing up to the pint sized tartan tyrant nicola srurgoon— sized tartan tyrant nicola srurgoon no— sized tartan tyrant nicola sturgeon, he challenged her ionkors— sturgeon, he challenged her bonkers gender— sturgeon, he challenged her bonkers gender id laws which uirinoroiy— bonkers gender id laws which ultimately saw— bonkers gender id laws which ultimately saw her premiership ooiionso— ultimately saw her premiership ooiiogso oni— ultimately saw her premiership collapse and unlike his opposite nurnori— collapse and unlike his opposite nurnorn rno— collapse and unlike his opposite number, the cervix— collapse and unlike his opposite number, the cervix free leader of number, the cervix free leader or no— number, the cervix free leader of the opposition,— number, the cervix free leader of the opposition, keir starmer sunon— of the opposition, keir starmer sunon is— of the opposition, keir starmer sunon is on— of the opposition, keir starmer sunak, is on record as saying rooo— sunak, is on record as saying iooro or— sunak, is on record as saying 100% of women— sunak, is on record as saying 100% of women don't have a penis oni— 100% of women don't have a penis and no-s— 100% of women don't have a penis and no-s goo.— 100% of women don't have a penis and he's100% right.— 100% of women don't have a penis and he's100% right. and with rnoso— and he's100% right. and with these comments— and he's100% right. and with these comments demonstrates a nognirioonr— these comments demonstrates a magnificent pair— these comments demonstrates a magnificent pair of balls his noisi— magnificent pair of balls his ioii ivo— magnificent pair of balls his bold five point— magnificent pair of balls his bold five point plan tackles an uncomfortable— bold five point plan tackles an uncomfortable issue that the noiiriooi— uncomfortable issue that the political and _ uncomfortable issue that the political and media establishment have ignored for too establishment have ignored for roo iong—

establishment have ignored for too long, namely— establishment have ignored for too long, namely the illegal nigronr— too long, namely the illegal migrant crossings in the cnonnoi.— migrant crossings in the channel. let— migrant crossings in the channel. let me tell you, stop rno— channel. let me tell you, stop to boars— channel. let me tell you, stop to ions is— channel. let me tell you, stop the boats is the— channel. let me tell you, stop the boats is the new get brexit iono— the boats is the new get brexit iono 7— the boats is the new get brexit iono oani— the boats is the new get brexit done ? and whilst— the boats is the new get brexit done ? and whilst only baby steps done? and whilst only baby steps novo— done? and whilst only baby steps novo noon— done? and whilst only baby steps have been made— done? and whilst only baby steps have been made so— done? and whilst only baby steps have been made so far to tackle the have been made so far to tackle rno nigronr— have been made so far to tackle the migrant crisis,— have been made so far to tackle the migrant crisis, which is an economic , humanitarian and economic, humanitarian and norionoi— economic, humanitarian and national security disaster, sunok— national security disaster, sunok nos— national security disaster, sunak has done more to address rnis— sunak has done more to address no issuo— sunak has done more to address this issue than— sunak has done more to address this issue than both johnson and srornor— this issue than both johnson and srornor put— this issue than both johnson and starmer put together . of course, starmer put together. of course, it's starmer put together. of course, to o— starmer put together. of course, to o oonniox— starmer put together. of course, it's a complex nut— starmer put together. of course, it's a complex nut to crack nurnorsi— it's a complex nut to crack numbers could— it's a complex nut to crack numbers could even go up this , nur— numbers could even go up this summer , but sunak has had the summer, but sunak has had the nookiono— summer, but sunak has had the nookiono ,— summer, but sunak has had the backbone , the— summer, but sunak has had the backbone , the cojones, to place backbone, the cojones, to place rnis— backbone, the cojones, to place no issuo— backbone, the cojones, to place this issue front— backbone, the cojones, to place this issue front and centre of his this issue front and centre of no goiioy— this issue front and centre of his policy platform, and he sooks— his policy platform, and he soons ro— his policy platform, and he soons o no— his policy platform, and he seeks to be judged by it at the gag— seeks to be judged by it at the next election.— seeks to be judged by it at the next election. in— seeks to be judged by it at the next election. in flation is set to next election. in flation is set ro runiio— next election. in flation is set to tumble and— next election. in flation is set to tumble and be— next election. in flation is set to tumble and be a fraction of unor— to tumble and be a fraction of unor ir— to tumble and be a fraction of unor ir is— to tumble and be a fraction of unor ir is ny— to tumble and be a fraction of what it is by the— to tumble and be a fraction of what it is by the end of the you— what it is by the end of the you. inonns— what it is by the end of the year. thanks in— what it is by the end of the year. thanks in part again to his year. thanks in part again to no robust— year. thanks in part again to his robust, bold— year. thanks in part again to his robust, bold and uncompromising position on the onion— uncompromising position on the ounonr srrinos— uncompromising position on the current strikes in— uncompromising position on the current strikes in the public sooron— current strikes in the public sooror. irony— current strikes in the public sector. many of— current strikes in the public sector. many of those people iosono— sector. many of those people iosono o— sector. many of those people oosono o gay— sector. many of those people deserve a pay rise, but their excessive demands will only see the excessive demands will only see no norionoi— excessive demands will only see the national debt— excessive demands will only see

the national debt grow and cause inriorion— the national debt grow and cause inriorion ro— the national debt grow and cause inflation to once— the national debt grow and cause inflation to once again spiral. moro— inflation to once again spiral. iioro goon— inflation to once again spiral. more good news— inflation to once again spiral. more good news for sunak. unemployment— more good news for sunak. unemployment remains low and the oonoy— unemployment remains low and the oonoy is— unemployment remains low and the economy is returning— unemployment remains low and the economy is returning to life unn— economy is returning to life win no— economy is returning to life with the prophets of doom at the inn— with the prophets of doom at the gig, uno— with the prophets of doom at the imf, who probably— with the prophets of doom at the imf, who probably prayed for a recession, just— imf, who probably prayed for a recession, just said they could iougn— recession, just said they could iougn or— recession, just said they could laugh at brexit.— recession, just said they could laugh at brexit. britain being orovoi— laugh at brexit. britain being groyoi onco— laugh at brexit. britain being proved once again horribly wrong— proved once again horribly wrong oni— proved once again horribly wrong, and the— proved once again horribly wrong, and the chancellor , wrong, and the chancellor, jeremy— wrong, and the chancellor, jeremy nun,— wrong, and the chancellor, jeremy hunt, reported that he noi— jeremy hunt, reported that he not o— jeremy hunt, reported that he not o mooring— jeremy hunt, reported that he had a meeting this week with international— had a meeting this week with international counterparts , international counterparts, couns— internationalcounterparts, oouns oni— international counterparts, courts and that— international counterparts, courts and that three words rosonoroi— courts and that three words resonated in— courts and that three words resonated in the room. britain is noon— resonated in the room. britain is nook iioo— resonated in the room. britain is back erg labour are still onooi— is back erg labour are still onooi in— is back erg labour are still ahead in the— is back erg labour are still ahead in the polls, but it's rrowinang— ahead in the polls, but it's narrowing their— ahead in the polls, but it's narrowing their current 18 point roari— narrowing their current 18 point ioaa oouia— narrowing their current 18 point ioaa out no— narrowing their current 18 point lead could be gone in the blink of an— lead could be gone in the blink of an oyo— lead could be gone in the blink of an oyo ir— lead could be gone in the blink of an eye if sunak_ lead could be gone in the blink of an eye if sunak sustains this momentum and— of an eye if sunak sustains this momentum and continues to show not momentum and continues to show nor iusr— momentum and continues to show not just political— momentum and continues to show not just political nous as demonstrated— not just political nous as demonstrated by that five point gian— demonstrated by that five point gian wnion— demonstrated by that five point plan which ticks— demonstrated by that five point plan which ticks all the boxes , plan which ticks all the boxes, but plan which ticks all the boxes, our rno— plan which ticks all the boxes, but the courage— plan which ticks all the boxes, but the courage with which to rnoso — but the courage with which to see these policies through all tors— see these policies through all nors aro— see these policies through all nors on— see these policies through all bets are off and— see these policies through all bets are off and labour have srooooa— bets are off and labour have sroogoa inro— bets are off and labour have stooped into the— bets are off and labour have stooped into the gutter and rayon— stooped into the gutter and raion rno— stooped into the gutter and taken the gloves off with a airy— taken the gloves off with a dirty campaign— taken the gloves off with a dirty campaign claiming that sunak— dirty campaign claiming that sunak doesn't— dirty campaign claiming that sunak doesn't want to be jailed

. an— sunak doesn't want to be jailed . an extraordinary— sunak doesn't want to be jailed . an extraordinary own goal from iaiour— . an extraordinary own goal from iaiour ,— . an extraordinary own goal from iaiour , wnion— . an extraordinary own goal from labour , which will— . an extraordinary own goal from labour , which will see labour, which will see inevitable _ labour, which will see inevitable scrutiny on starmer's own debateable _ inevitable scrutiny on starmer's own debateable record as nirooror— own debateable record as director of— own debateable record as director of public prosecutions is no— director of public prosecutions is. nons— director of public prosecutions is now . boris johnson had huge is now. boris johnson had huge raionrs— is now. boris johnson had huge raionrs ana— is now. boris johnson had huge talents and we— is now. boris johnson had huge talents and we must forever rnann— talents and we must forever rnanw nin — talents and we must forever thank him for— talents and we must forever thank him for getting brexit iono— thank him for getting brexit aono ana— thank him for getting brexit done and for— thank him for getting brexit done and for keeping jeremy coriyn— done and for keeping jeremy coriyn our— done and for keeping jeremy corbyn out of— done and for keeping jeremy corbyn out of number 10. but uirinaroiy— corbyn out of number 10. but uirinaroiy in— corbyn out of number 10. but ultimately in power. johnson was too ultimately in power. johnson was ioo siiggory— ultimately in power. johnson was ioo siiggory ro— ultimately in power. johnson was too slippery to duplicitous and too slippery to duplicitous and roo noon— too slippery to duplicitous and roo noon ro— too slippery to duplicitous and too keen to be— too slippery to duplicitous and too keen to be liked, to be a rruiy— too keen to be liked, to be a rruiy groar— too keen to be liked, to be a truly great prime— too keen to be liked, to be a truly great prime minister don't get truly great prime minister don't go no— truly great prime minister don't gor no wrong— truly great prime minister don't get me wrong, the tories will be owisooraroa.— get me wrong, the tories will be eviscerated. this— get me wrong, the tories will be eviscerated. this may. it will be eviscerated. this may. it will no a— eviscerated. this may. it will no a row— eviscerated. this may. it will be a rout and— eviscerated. this may. it will be a rout and historic collapse . ana— be a rout and historic collapse . ana wno— be a rout and historic collapse . and who could— be a rout and historic collapse . and who could blame the public for giving— . and who could blame the public for giving sunak— . and who could blame the public for giving sunak a— . and who could blame the public for giving sunak a nose as they srruggio— for giving sunak a nose as they srruggio ro— for giving sunak a nose as they struggle to heat— for giving sunak a nose as they struggle to heat their homes , struggle to heat their homes, fill struggle to heat their homes, it won— struggle to heat their homes, fill their cars— struggle to heat their homes, fill their cars with petrol and food— fill their cars with petrol and on non— fill their cars with petrol and feed their families? but in a yos— feed their families? but in a yos ino— feed their families? but in a year's time, notwithstanding rnar— year's time, notwithstanding rnarrno— year's time, notwithstanding that the tories— year's time, notwithstanding that the tories brand is norriiiy— that the tories brand is horribly tainted when faced with a onoioo— horribly tainted when faced with a choice between— horribly tainted when faced with a choice between prime minister sunak— a choice between prime minister sunak or— a choice between prime minister sunak or prime— a choice between prime minister sunak or prime minister keir game.— sunak or prime minister keir game. a— sunak or prime minister keir starmer, a labour government

aoosn-r— starmer, a labour government ooosn-r rook— starmer, a labour government doesn't look like— starmer, a labour government doesn't look like the odds on oonainry— doesn't look like the odds on certainty arnie.— doesn't look like the odds on certainty arnie. the polls suggosr— certainty arnie. the polls suggosi ino— certainty arnie. the polls suggest the public are fed up wirn— suggest the public are fed up win no— suggest the public are fed up with the tories.— suggest the public are fed up with the tories. absolutely but rnoy-ro— with the tories. absolutely but inoy-ro warning— with the tories. absolutely but they're warming to the guy who ioaas— they're warming to the guy who ioaas rnon— they're warming to the guy who leads them far— they're warming to the guy who leads them far from fearing it. a naro— leads them far from fearing it. a aaro wirn— leads them far from fearing it. a date with the— leads them far from fearing it. a date with the electoral writ can-r— a date with the electoral writ can't come too— a date with the electoral writ can't come too soon for sexy sunak— can't come too soon for sexy sunak woro— can't come too soon for sexy sunak vote eaters- can't come too soon for sexy sunak vote eaters might swipe rignr— sunak vote eaters might swipe rignr anor— sunak vote eaters might swipe rignr arror .— right after. all brilliant stuff. well, right after. all- brilliant stuff. well, look right after. all— brilliant stuff. well, look what is your— brilliant stuff. well, look what is your wow— brilliant stuff. well, look what is your view on— brilliant stuff. well, look what is your view on that? your roaorion— is your view on that? your reaction please- is your view on that? your reaction please to my big opinion— reaction please to my big opinion market gb news .uk iaiour— opinion market gb news .uk labour would— opinion market gb news .uk labour would very clearly argue rnar— labour would very clearly argue rnar ir-s— labour would very clearly argue rnar ir-s ino— labour would very clearly argue that it's time for— labour would very clearly argue that it's time for change. that no— that it's time for change. that the government— that it's time for change. that the government have destroyed the government have destroyed rno oonoy— the government have destroyed the economy and— the government have destroyed the economy and underinvested in ouiiio— the economy and underinvested in guniio sowioos— the economy and underinvested in public services and— the economy and underinvested in public services and handled the oonoy— public services and handled the oonoy ana— public services and handled the economy and covid very badly. inaus— economy and covid very badly. inar-s wnar— economy and covid very badly. that's what they'd _ economy and covid very badly. that's what they'd say. what's your— that's what they'd say. what's your wow?— that's what they'd say. what's your wiowo is— that's what they'd say. what's your view? is it— that's what they'd say. what's your view? is it time for mango,— your view? is it time for onango, ao— your view? is it time for change, do you think? like i do, rnar— change, do you think? like i do, rnar sanros— change, do you think? like i do, that shares in— change, do you think? like i do, that shares in rishi sunak are

too that shares in rishi sunak are roo iow— that shares in rishi sunak are roo iow ana— that shares in rishi sunak are too low and shares in keir srarnor— too low and shares in keir srarnor aro— too low and shares in keir starmer are too- too low and shares in keir starmer are too high. let me know— starmer are too high. let me know your— starmer are too high. let me know your thoughts. mark@gb news.uk let's know your thoughts. mark@gbnews.uk let's get mark@gb news.uk let's get roaorion— mark@gbnews.uk let's get reaction now— mark@gbnews.uk let's get reaction now from my brilliant ounairs— reaction now from my brilliant pundits tonight,— reaction now from my brilliant pundits tonight, former conservative- pundits tonight, former conservative mp neil parish , who conservative mp neil parish, who i conservative mp neil parish, who i snouia— conservative mp neil parish, who i snouia aria— conservative mp neil parish, who i should add is— conservative mp neil parish, who i should add is a— conservative mp neil parish, who i should add is a very successful— i should add is a very successful farmer as well iournaiisr— successful farmer as well journalist and— successful farmer as well journalist and award winning noiirioai— journalist and award winning political consultant. emma nurnoii— political consultant. emma burnell and— political consultant. emma burnell and former brexit party irri— burnell and former brexit party win ana— burnell and former brexit party mep and broadcaster annunziata iooos—iiogg— mep and broadcaster annunziata noos—iiogg .— mep and broadcaster annunziata rees—mogg . annunziata, let me rees—mogg. annunziata, let me ro— rees—mogg. annunziata, let me ro you— rees—mogg. annunziata, let me come to you first.— rees—mogg. annunziata, let me come to you first. your reaction to come to you first. your reaction ro ny— come to you first. your reaction ro my big— come to you first. your reaction to my big opinion. i was sooprioai— to my big opinion. i was sceptical about the way rishi sunak came to become our prime minister. thati sunak came to become our prime minister. that i believed the noniorsnin— minister. that i believed the membership should- ii " that i believed the membership should have had a woro— membership should have had a woro on— membership should have had a woro on wno— membership should have had a vote on who became the leader of the conservative _ vote on who became the leader of the conservative party and rnorororo— the conservative party and therefore prime— the conservative party and therefore prime minister. nowoo i— therefore prime minister. however, i think i am tended to agroo— however, i think i am tended to agroo wirn— however, i think i am tended to agroo win you— however, i think i am tended to agree with you that he has done agree with you that he has done a nurnori— agree with you that he has done a nurnorn or— agree with you that he has done a number of very— agree with you that he has done a number of very good steps snro— a number of very good steps ana— a number of very good steps since and that— a number of very good steps since and that whether it's on snan— since and that whether it's on smart motorways— since and that whether it's on smart motorways or accepting rnar— smart motorways or accepting rnar wonon— smart motorways or accepting that women are _ smart motorways or accepting that women are women , and i'm that women are women, and i'm afraid— that women are women, and i'm afraid i— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an— that women are women, and i'm afraid i an in— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that— that women are women, and i'm afraid i am in that camp, i aroog— afraid i am in that camp, i

aroog — afraid i am in that camp, i aroog roe.— afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 100, 9.9%- afraid i am in that camp, i agree. 00 9 l afraid i am in that camp, i- agree. 100, 9.9% at starmer has suggested that women don't actually have penises. i think he is heading in very much the right direction and he's taking his party with him. but he's got to his party with him. but he's got ro nano— his party with him. but he's got ro nawo suo— his party with him. but he's got to make sure he— his party with him. but he's got to make sure he keeps- " " but he's got to make sure he keeps them with nin— to make sure he keeps them with nin. ana— to make sure he keeps them with nin. and may— to make sure he keeps them with nin. and may is— to make sure he keeps them with him. and may is going to be guiro— him. and may is going to be guiro a— him. and may is going to be quite a difficult— him. and may is going to be quite a difficult moment. he's a notor— quite a difficult moment. he's a too inno— quite a difficult moment. he's a better prime minister than boris ionnson— better prime minister than boris johnson,_mile? ij johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i ion-r— johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i ion-r know— johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i don't know that— johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i don't know that we— johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i don't know that we can- johnson, isn't he, by a mile? i don't know that we can really judge boris johnson. it was such an extraordinary— judge boris johnson. it was such an extraordinary time— 33 "" it was such an extraordinary time that his ioaaorsnio— an extraordinary time that his leadership was— an extraordinary time that his leadership was so overshadowed by no— leadership was so overshadowed by no nugo— leadership was so overshadowed by the huge pandemic covid onroroa— by the huge pandemic covid onroroa owory— by the huge pandemic covid entered every single aspect of his leadership— entered every single aspect of his leadership that it's very naro— his leadership that it's very nara ro— his leadership that it's very hard to take— his leadership that it's very hard to take an— his leadership that it's very hard to take an objective view on now— hard to take an objective view on now goon— hard to take an objective view on now good a— hard to take an objective view on how good a prime minister he was. okay.— on how good a prime minister he was. okay. weir.— on how good a prime minister he was . okay. well, neil- on how good a prime minister he was. oéfg eunice or; e was. okay. well, neil parish, what's your view? is it rishi sunak better at the job than keir starmer than keir starmer, than than boris johnson? there's a slip, isn't it? yes. i mean, i inoiinoa— a slip, isn't it? yes. i mean, i inoiinoa ro— a slip, isn't it? yes. i mean, i inclined to agree— a slip, isn't it? yes. i mean, i inclined to agree with- e e? “4115 i mean, i inclined to agree with you. its— inclined to agree with you. us nor— inclined to agree with you. its not a— inclined to agree with you. it's not a foregone- inclined to agree with you. it's not a foregone conclusion that keir starmer is going to be the next prime minister. i think that actually that what rishi sunak actually bnngs that what rishi sunak actually brings job is some real brings to the job is some real gravitas. and he's sorting out the issues. i mean, you take the

windsor agreement to do with northern ireland. i mean, the democratic unionists won't agree to may, after may to it before may, but after may i think power sharing will i think the power sharing will start again in northern ireland. i think the power sharing will staiofigain in northern ireland. i think the power sharing will staiof these n northern ireland. i think the power sharing will staiof these thingsiern ireland. i think the power sharing will staiof these things are ireland. i think the power sharing will staiof these things are starting all of these things are starting to sort out, you know, the smart motorway you said well. motorway issue you said as well. and trouble with and i think the trouble with bofis and i think the trouble with boris knew well he boris and i knew him well is he did please everybody and did want to please everybody and of pleasing of course, by pleasing everybody, pleased no one everybody, he pleased no one because he'd tell you thing, because he'd tell you one thing, somebody else something else. and think what he's doing is and i think what he's doing is what rishi is doing is he's bringing a very disunited party back together. because if the tory party carried on sort of fighting itself, it will definitely lose the next general election . so i think what it election. so i think what it will what will be fascinating thing is after the may election is will the party hold together? will rishi be able to hold it together because that is what matters now as we move , you matters now as we move, you know, in the next year, there will be a general election, whether it's may or october, i assess it will will be october. i've been backing october a long time ago . it'll be october next time ago. it'll be october next

yeah time ago. it'll be october next year. that's my view. and i think he has a chance of winning it. but i think he's got to keep going. and more to the point, the party has, whether they like it or whether they don't in westminster, will have to back him, because if they don't , him, because if they don't, they'll all lose emma burnell the tories are horribly tainted . the worst brand in uk goiirios— . the worst brand in uk poiiiios i— . the worst brand in uk politics, i will- the worst brand in uk politics, i will give you that. our— politics, i will give you that. our wnon— politics, i will give you that. but when faced— politics, i will give you that. but when faced with a choice of inno— but when faced with a choice of prime minister— but when faced with a choice of prime minister keir starmer or inno— prime minister keir starmer or prime minister— prime minister keir starmer or prime minister rishi sunak , i prime minister rishi sunak, i rninw— prime minister rishi sunak, i rninw oioniy— prime minister rishi sunak, i think plenty of— prime minister rishi sunak, i think plenty of voters will swioo — think plenty of voters will swigo rignr— think plenty of voters will swipe right for— think plenty of voters will swipe right for sexy sunak . sex swipe right for sexy sunak. sex aiiio— swipe right for sexy sunak. sex aiiio sunak— swipe right for sexy sunak. sex albie sunak is— swipe right for sexy sunak. sex albie sunak is a— swipe right for sexy sunak. sex albie sunak is a just a beyond comprehension. _ albie sunak is a just a beyond comprehension. eunice “el: comprehension. well, i had to say that so i could crowbar in my tinder reference. that's fair. by the way. - my tinder reference. that's fair. by the way. swipe right? is that a yes or is that a no? it's a yes. there you go. had to do it's a yes. there you go. had to no no— it's a yes. there you go. had to no to san— it's a yes. there you go. had to no no i— it's a yes. there you go. had to do the can i just— e «wilt? there you go. had to do the can i just before i say anyrning— do the can i just before i say anyining oiso— do the can i just before i say anything else, i— do the can i just before i say anything else, i would i would iusr— anything else, i would i would iusr ino— anything else, i would i would iusr iiio ro— anything else, i would i would just like to point— anything else, i would i would just like to point out just nooauso— just like to point out just iooauso i— just like to point out just because i do— just like to point out just because i do believe honesty is important— because i do believe honesty is ingonanr, rnar— because i do believe honesty is important, that i'm an award winning—nor- important, that i'm an award- winning_not.award winning playwright, not an award winning— winning playwright, not an award winning political— winning playwright, not an award winning political consultant. in— winning political consultant. i-n—gooa- winning political consultant. i i-n—gooali-wo i'm sure i'm very good, but i've noorawars-a — i'm sure i'm very good, but i've never-awards. well- i'm sure i'm very good, but i've never awards. well sure never won awards. well i'm sure it's never won awards. well i'm sure its-.— never won awards. well i'm sure ir-s-. ana— never won awards. well i'm sure ir-s-. ana rook,- never won awards. well i'm sure

it's-. and look, it's- it's coming. and look, it's ioisni— it's coming. and look, it's rishi sunak— it's coming. and look, it's rishi sunak best prime minister rnan— rishi sunak best prime minister rnan nons— rishi sunak best prime minister than boris johnson . yes. is that than boris johnson. yes. is that a nign— than boris johnson. yes. is that a nign naro— than boris johnson. yes. is that a nign naro wo— than boris johnson. yes. is that a high bar? no and i think a lot a hiin bar? no and i think a lot of a high bar? no and i think a lot or no— a high bar? no and i think a lot or no ouiiio— a high bar? no and i think a lot of the public would agree with me of the public would agree with no on war— of the public would agree with no on ma .— of the public would agree with me on that . he— of the public would agree with me on that . he has seemed to me on that. he has seemed to sorrio— me on that. he has seemed to sorrio rno— me on that. he has seemed to sorrio rno pany— me on that. he has seemed to settle the party a— me on that. he has seemed to settle the party a little. they rnoy— settle the party a little. they inoy wor-onr— settle the party a little. they they weren't a _ settle the party a little. they they weren't a party that looked like they weren't a party that looked iiio sorting— they weren't a party that looked iiio sorriing .— they weren't a party that looked like settling . so— they weren't a party that looked like settling . so that's that is like settling. so that's that is sonorning— like settling. so that's that is something that— like settling. so that's that is something that is an achievement. i think part of the problem— achievement. i think part of the problem, though,— achievement. i think part of the problem, though, is that he's nano— problem, though, is that he's made promises— problem, though, is that he's made promises that either will be made promises that either will to wow— made promises that either will no wory naro— made promises that either will no wory nara ro— made promises that either will be very hard to keep. 'r: made promises that either will be very hard to keep. ' r: be very hard to keep. and he is siignriy— be very hard to keep. and he is slightly and i hate to use the phrase rowing back because one of the promises he's going to struggle is the small struggle with is the small boats. but he is, know , when boats. but he is, you know, when he boats. but he is, you know, when no says— boats. but he is, you know, when no says wo— boats. but he is, you know, when no says wo wiri— boats. but he is, you know, when he says we will cut— but he is, you know, when he says we will cut inflation by nau— he says we will cut inflation by nair .— he says we will cut inflation by gag, i— he says we will cut inflation by gag, i rninw— he says we will cut inflation by half, i think the— he says we will cut inflation by half, i think the problem is the rubric— half, i think the problem is the rubric noo— half, i think the problem is the public here, we— half, i think the problem is the public here, we will cut inflation. _ public here, we will cut inflation. but- public here, we will cut inflation. public here, we will cut- inflation. but what they really think that means is we will cut prices. and that's not the same rning. — prices. and that's not the same rning. ana— prices. and that's not the same ining. and if— prices. and that's not the same ining. and if you— f and that's not the same thing. and if you don't see the airroronoo— thing. and if you don't see the difference in— thing. and if you don't see the difference in the— thing. and if you don't see the difference in the supermarket manor— difference in the supermarket narwor ana— difference in the supermarket market and what you can buy with your— market and what you can buy with your-is— market and what you can buy with your-is rnoy— market and what you can buy with your-is they won't- market and what you can buy with your is they won't be your wages is they won't be rnanwing— your wages is they won't be thanking anyone for half the siignriy— thanking anyone for half the slightly reduced increased prioos. — slightly reduced increased prices. like— slightly reduced increased prices. like so- slightly reduced increased

prices. slightly reduced increased- prices. like so many supporters though, of the labour cause, your side sidestepping the key question which is keir starmer that he is labour's weakest link . i don't think he's labour's woawosr— . i don't think he's labour's weakest link. _ . i don't think he's labour's weakest link. i— i don't think he's labour's weakest link. "

don't think it's nailed on briefly,-you- don't think it's nailed on briefly,-you see,i don't think it's nailed on briefly, /r:::r. don't think it's nailed on- briefly,-you see, i just briefly, neil. you see, ijust think starmer is just too cautious. he's always cautious. think starmer is just too cautakes he's always cautious. think starmer is just too cautakes aie's always cautious. think starmer is just too cautakes a long lways cautious. think starmer is just too cautakes a long time; cautious. think starmer is just too cautakes a long time totutious. think starmer is just too cautakes a long time to make ;. he takes a long time to make a aooision— he takes a long time to make a aooision on— he takes a long time to make a decision on what— he takes a long time to make a decision on what side he's on. caurious. — decision on what side he's on. cautious. .yeah,- cautious. keir yeah, and the rrouiio— cautious. keir yeah, and the rrouiio is— cautious. keir yeah, and the trouble is when— cautious. keir yeah, and the trouble is when a prime trouble is when you're a prime unison— trouble is when you're a prime minister, there— trouble is when you're a prime minister, there are— trouble is when you're a prime minister, there are to minister, there are going to be nawo— minister, there are going to be nawolio— minister, there are going to be have-be-when- minister, there are going to be have be when you're have to be times when you're going— have to be times when you're going ro— have to be times when you're going ro nawo— have to be times when you're going to have to— have to be times when you're going to have to be really bold. ana— going to have to be really bold. and in— going to have to be really bold. and in nor— going to have to be really bold. and i'm not-he's- going to have to be really bold. and i'm not he's capable of and i'm not sure he's capable of song— and i'm not sure he's capable of ioing—a- and i'm not sure he's capable of ioing—a wory| being bold because he's a very oarorui— being bold because he's a very careful politician— being bold because he's a very careful politician that be careful politician that might be good— careful politician that might be good in— careful politician that might be good in oo— careful politician that might be good in some ways, but in other ways— good in some ways, but in other ways i— good in some ways, but in other ways i roar— good in some ways, but in other ways i roar ir— good in some ways, but in other ways i fear if.had- good in some ways, but in other ways i fear if.had a- good in some ways, but in other ways i fear if had a real ways i fear if we had a real oarasrronno— ways i fear if we had a real catastrophe or— ways i fear if we had a real catastrophe or something, would he catastrophe or something, would no aoruaiiy— catastrophe or something, would no aoruaiiy io— catastrophe or something, would he actually be able to deal with it? he actually be able to deal with iro ana— he actually be able to deal with iro ana ooos— he actually be able to deal with it? and does any— he actually be able to deal with it? and does any one know what he it? and does any one know what no sranas— it? and does any one know what he stands-what— it? and does any one know what he stands-what he- it? and does any one know what he stands what he believes he stands for, what he believes in, he stands for, what he believes in-nis— he stands for, what he believes in,-his policies- he stands for, what he believes in, his policies would in, or what his policies would too — in, or what his policies would too inoro-s— in, or what his policies would be? there's an— in, or what his policies would be? there's an awful- in, or what his policies would be? a“ in, or what his policies would be? ’oi“ e be? there's an awful lot of wait and see. well, we're waiting to see against. the see who he stands against. the tories antioch . that's d the tories antioch . that's what tories in antioch. that's what nois— tories in antioch. that's what no-slrno— tories in antioch. that's what he's-the moment- tories in antioch. that's what he's the moment. he's at the moment. is that enough?— he's at the moment. is that enough? enough. it is he's at the moment. rig“ g it is worth. enough? enough. it is worth. yeah, enough? enough. it is worth. roan nur— enough? enough. it is worth. yeah, but not— enough? enough. it is worth. yeah, but not for— enough? enough. it is worth. yeah, but not for all. - rig“ g it is worth. yeah, but not for all. labour srroors— yeah, but not for all. labour are streets ahead polls? are streets ahead in the polls? are are streets ahead in the polls? wro-for— are streets ahead in the polls? wro-for a— are streets ahead in the polls? are -for a change?. are streets ahead in the polls? are for a change? do are you ready for a change? do you— are you ready for a change? do you-iaiour— are you ready for a change? do you labour government? do you want a labour government? do you want a labour government? do you—ior- you want a labour government? do you—ior no- you back keir starmer let me know.— you back keir starmer let me know. gbnews.uk. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next gbnews.uk. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next in gbnews.uk. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next in the gbnews.uk. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next in the bigiews.uk. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next in the big story k. coming you back keir starmer let me kn(next in the big story ascoming up next in the big story as a sonsarionai— up next in the big story as a sensational reveals the sensational report reveals the nonarony— sensational report reveals the monarchy risks— sensational report reveals the monarchy risks abolishing itself , wiri— monarchy risks abolishing itself , wiii rno— monarchy risks abolishing itself , will the coronation save the iooyai— , will the coronation save the noyai raniiyo— , will the coronation save the royal family? 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in two. well, two. . well, a owo.- well, a big owo.— well, a big reaction to my big opinion.— well, a big reaction to my big opinion. thanks— well, a big reaction to my big opinion. thanks for your emails . warlor— opinion. thanks for your emails . market gbnews.uk . i think that . market gbnews.uk. i think that sanros— . market gbnews.uk. i think that sanros in— . market gbnews.uk. i think that shares in rishi— . market gbnews.uk. i think that shares in rishi sunak are too iow— shares in rishi sunak are too iow ana— shares in rishi sunak are too iow ana roo— shares in rishi sunak are too low and too high— shares in rishi sunak are too low and too high in keir srarnor.— low and too high in keir starmer. what's your view? well, now— starmer. what's your view? well, now aiour— starmer. what's your view? well, how about this— starmer. what's your view? well, how about this from magnano who says— how about this from magnano who says i— how about this from magnano who says i wouia— how about this from magnano who says i wouia nor— how about this from magnano who says i would not vote for srannoring— says i would not vote for stammering starmer if he was the last stammering starmer if he was the no man— stammering starmer if he was the last man standing— stammering starmer if he was the last man standing reform party will last man standing reform party wiii gor— last man standing reform party wiii gor ny— last man standing reform party wiii gor nny woro— last man standing reform party will get my vote as i'm fed up wirn— will get my vote as i'm fed up win no— will get my vote as i'm fed up with the same— will get my vote as i'm fed up with the same old, same old. how aiour— with the same old, same old. how aiour rnis— with the same old, same old. how about this from _ with the same old, same old. how about this from anthony dumas? i iowo— about this from anthony dumas? i iowo your— about this from anthony dumas? i love your programs,— about this from anthony dumas? i love your programs, but your urina— love your programs, but your blind obsession— love your programs, but your blind obsession with sunak is ioyona— blind obsession with sunak is beyond irritating. and i'm ronoroa— beyond irritating. and i'm ronproa ro— beyond irritating. and i'm tempted to reach for the remote connoi— tempted to reach for the remote oonrroi .— tempted to reach for the remote oonrroi . non-r— tempted to reach for the remote control . don't you— tempted to reach for the remote control . don't you dare, control. don't you dare, onrnony.— control. don't you dare, anthony. put- control. don't you dare, anthony. put it down on sunak, says— anthony. put it down on sunak, says onrnony— anthony. put it down on sunak, says onrnony is— anthony. put it down on sunak, says anthony is, to _ anthony. put it down on sunak, says anthony is, to my mind, the oioaginous— says anthony is, to my mind, the oleaginous lovechild to blair.

ino— oleaginous lovechild to blair. ino worsr— oleaginous lovechild to blair. the worst pm— oleaginous lovechild to blair. the worst pm by— oleaginous lovechild to blair. the worst pm by far. the uk has nag.— the worst pm by far. the uk has naa. oi— the worst pm by far. the uk has ever had. or certainly in my 60 yoars— ever had. or certainly in my 60 yoars i— ever had. or certainly in my 60 yoars i ioarno— ever had. or certainly in my 60 years i loathe slippery, sunak says— years i loathe slippery, sunak says sir— years i loathe slippery, sunak says sir anthony. _ years i loathe slippery, sunak says sir anthony. at best, he's a vacuous hooray. _ says sir anthony. at best, he's a vacuous hooray. henry, six fornor— a vacuous hooray. henry, six fornor ana— a vacuous hooray. henry, six fornor and i— a vacuous hooray. henry, six former and i have no words for srarnor— former and i have no words for srarnor or— former and i have no words for starmer or none.— former and i have no words for starmer or none. you could roooar— starmer or none. you could ropoar iiwo. — starmer or none. you could repeat live. look- starmer or none. you could repeat live. look thank you, anrnony.— repeat live. look thank you, onrnony. iris— repeat live. look thank you, anthony. it's a— repeat live. look thank you, anthony. it's a great email. i'd iowo— anthony. it's a great email. i'd iowo ro— anthony. it's a great email. i'd iowo ro roai— anthony. it's a great email. i'd love to read the— anthony. it's a great email. i'd love to read the whole of it, our— love to read the whole of it, our rno— love to read the whole of it, but the clock— love to read the whole of it, but the clock is— love to read the whole of it, but the clock is against us, ioionara— but the clock is against us, richard said.— but the clock is against us, richard said. says mark. last nonrn— richard said. says mark. last month, sunak— richard said. says mark. last month, sunak was 6 to 1 for next in.— month, sunak was 6 to 1 for next in. iris— month, sunak was 6 to 1 for next in. us no— month, sunak was 6 to 1 for next pm. it's now down— month, sunak was 6 to 1 for next pm. it's now down to 3 to 1. nos— pm. it's now down to 3 to 1. nos ooning— pm. it's now down to 3 to 1. nos oorning up— pm. it's now down to 3 to 1. he's coming up the rails like a grana— he's coming up the rails like a grand national— he's coming up the rails like a grand national winner and labour are grand national winner and labour rooting— grand national winner and labour are looking over— grand national winner and labour are looking over their shoulder, running— are looking over their shoulder, running our— are looking over their shoulder, running our of— are looking over their shoulder, running out of puff. god, you're wory— running out of puff. god, you're wory poorio— running out of puff. god, you're very poetic tonight . keep those very poetic tonight. keep those onaiis— very poetic tonight. keep those emails coming. _ very poetic tonight. keep those emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . wow— emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . wow i— emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . wow i astou— emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . now i asked you— emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . now i asked you on— emails coming. mark at gbnews.uk . now i asked you on twitter who is no— . now i asked you on twitter who is no notor— . now i asked you on twitter who is the better prime— . now i asked you on twitter who is the better prime minister? ioisni— is the better prime minister? ioisni sunak— is the better prime minister? rishi sunak or— is the better prime minister? rishi sunak or boris johnson ? or rishi sunak or boris johnson? or is ioisni — rishi sunak or boris johnson? or is rishi better— rishi sunak or boris johnson? or is rishi better ?_ rishi sunak or boris johnson? or is rishi better ? well, 70% still is rishi better? well, 70% still go for— is rishi better? well, 70% still go for nons— is rishi better? well, 70% still go for boris johnson being a suoorior— go for boris johnson being a suporior iii— go for boris johnson being a superior pm with sunak riding his coattails_ superior pm with sunak riding his coattails at— superior pm with sunak riding his coattails at 29.3. so a big win— his coattails at 29.3. so a big win for— his coattails at 29.3. so a big win for boris— his coattails at 29.3. so a big win for boris online there. the

naioriry— win for boris online there. the naioriry or— win for boris online there. the naioriry or you — win for boris online there. the majority of you backing boris as a notor— majority of you backing boris as a too in. — majority of you backing boris as a better pm. it's— majority of you backing boris as a better pm. it's time now for no— a better pm. it's time now for no nig— a better pm. it's time now for no nig srory— a better pm. it's time now for the big story and— a better pm. it's time now for the big story and a shocking new rooon— the big story and a shocking new report puiiisnoa— the big story and a shocking new report published in— the big story and a shocking new report published in today's ixoross— report published in today's express newspaper suggest that the express newspaper suggest that no iooyai— express newspaper suggest that the royal family— express newspaper suggest that the royal family have seen a rnraio— the royal family have seen a rnraio drop— the royal family have seen a rnraio drop in— the royal family have seen a major drop in their popularity. soo— major drop in their popularity. soo rnis— major drop in their popularity. soo no as— major drop in their popularity. soo no as a— major drop in their popularity. see this as a result of fewer ouiiio— see this as a result of fewer public engagements, including onariry— public engagements, including onariry wow— public engagements, including charity work and— public engagements, including charity work and the opening of ouiiio— charity work and the opening of new public buildings . much of new public buildings. much of rnis— new public buildings. much of no can— new public buildings. much of no io— new public buildings. much of this can be attributed to a siinnoa— this can be attributed to a slimmed down— this can be attributed to a slimmed down monarchy. fewer royais— slimmed down monarchy. fewer royais on— slimmed down monarchy. fewer royais on no— slimmed down monarchy. fewer royals on the payroll and the no — royals on the payroll and the no guoon— royals on the payroll and the late queen and— royals on the payroll and the late queen and prince philip's fairing— late queen and prince philip's failing health,— late queen and prince philip's failing health, which understandably saw them perform rowor— understandably saw them perform rowor aurios— understandably saw them perform fewer duties as— understandably saw them perform fewer duties as a— understandably saw them perform fewer duties as a debate, has aiso— fewer duties as a debate, has aiso noon— fewer duties as a debate, has also been raging— fewer duties as a debate, has also been raging about whether or nor— also been raging about whether or not william— also been raging about whether or not william and kate are going— or not william and kate are doing onougn— or not william and kate are doing enough appearances themselves— doing enough appearances themselves .— doing enough appearances themselves . so doing enough appearances themselves. so is doing enough appearances themselves . so is the monarchy themselves. so is the monarchy in iorninai— themselves. so is the monarchy in terminal decline or will the town— in terminal decline or will the town ooning— in terminal decline or will the fourth coming coronation save the fourth coming coronation save to iooyai— fourth coming coronation save the royal family— fourth coming coronation save the royal family to debate this, i'm the royal family to debate this, iin aoiignroa— the royal family to debate this, i'm delighted to— the royal family to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome royal onion— i'm delighted to welcome royal oopon aurnor— i'm delighted to welcome royal oopon aurnor .— i'm delighted to welcome royal expert author , socialite and tv expert author, socialite and tv porsonaiiry— expert author, socialite and tv personality lady— expert author, socialite and tv personality lady colin campbell . ni— personality lady colin campbell . ni iaay. — personality lady colin campbell . hi, lady. colin— personality lady colin campbell . hi, lady. colin campbell

nono— . hi, lady. colin campbell gag, now— . hi, lady. colin campbell hello, how are— . hi, lady. colin campbell hello, how are you? i'm very woii. — hello, how are you? i'm very well. wonderful— hello, how are you? i'm very well. wonderful to- hello, how are you? i'm very well. : rzzr“ well. wonderful to have you on the show. do you worry for the iong— the show. do you worry for the iong rorn — the show. do you worry for the long term future— the show. do you worry for the long term future of— do you worry for the long term future of our monarchy 7 long term future of our monarchy ? i long term future of our monarchy o i ao— long term future of our monarchy o i do .— long term future of our monarchy o i do , roo— long term future of our monarchy oiao , roo. ivo— long term future of our monarchy ? i do , too. i've been saying ? i do, too. i've been saying for— ? i do, too. i've been saying for yoars— ? i do, too. i've been saying for yoars .— ? i do, too. i've been saying for yoars , is— ? i do, too. i've been saying for years , is that- ? i do, too. i've been saying for years , is that charles's for years, is that charles's iioa— for years, is that charles's iaoa or— for years, is that charles's iaoa or a— for years, is that charles's idea of a slimmed down monarchy aoosnir— idea of a slimmed down monarchy aoosnir nano— idea of a slimmed down monarchy doesn't make sense— idea of a slimmed down monarchy doesn't make sense .— idea of a slimmed down monarchy doesn't make sense . i know this doesn't make sense. i know this iooauso— doesn't make sense. i know this iooauso iong— doesn't make sense. i know this because long before i was a wriror— because long before i was a wriror .— because long before i was a war... i— because long before i was a war... i was— because long before i was a writer , i was a— because long before i was a writer , i was a fundraiser for writer, i was a fundraiser for onariry— writer, i was a fundraiser for onariry on— writer, i was a fundraiser for charity on paper— writer, i was a fundraiser for charity on paper at and in fact, the charity on paper at and in fact, no sunaay— charity on paper at and in fact, the sunday express, when they did the sunday express, when they iii no— the sunday express, when they iii no roo— the sunday express, when they iii to top oo— the sunday express, when they did the top 40 fundraisers of onariry— did the top 40 fundraisers of onariry ana— did the top 40 fundraisers of onariry and i— did the top 40 fundraisers of charity and i think 1989 was nurnori— charity and i think 1989 was number three. _ charity and i think 1989 was number three. and you cannot nawo— number three. and you cannot nawo a— number three. and you cannot have a slimmed— number three. and you cannot have a slimmed down monarchy going— have a slimmed down monarchy aoing rno— have a slimmed down monarchy doing to work— have a slimmed down monarchy doing the work ,_ have a slimmed down monarchy doing the work , most of which is doing the work, most of which is rnanwioss— doing the work, most of which is thankless and— doing the work, most of which is thankless and is— doing the work, most of which is thankless and is unglamorous. andr— thankless and is unglamorous. ana, you— thankless and is unglamorous. ana, you know— thankless and is unglamorous. ana, you know .— thankless and is unglamorous. and, you know , is— thankless and is unglamorous. and, you know , is supporting and, you know, is supporting io— and, you know, is supporting minor charities— and, you know, is supporting minor charities that are never going— minor charities that are never going ro— minor charities that are never going ro gor— minor charities that are never going ro gor inro— minor charities that are never going to get into the media or or going— going to get into the media or or doing doing— going to get into the media or or doing doing other basic work , for— or doing doing other basic work , for nsarno— or doing doing other basic work , for instance, going to school

oais— , for instance, going to school meals, rewarding— , for instance, going to school meals, rewarding head mistresses for meals, rewarding head mistresses ror going— meals, rewarding head mistresses for doing a— meals, rewarding head mistresses for doing a wonderful job or or going— for doing a wonderful job or or going io— for doing a wonderful job or or going to hospitals, seeing nurses and patients . acas none nurses and patients. acas none of nurses and patients. acas none or inis— nurses and patients. acas none or no gors— nurses and patients. acas none of this gets reported in 98% of the of this gets reported in 98% of no work— of this gets reported in 98% of the work that— of this gets reported in 98% of the work that the _ of this gets reported in 98% of the work that the average royal ooos— the work that the average royal ioos is— the work that the average royal ioos is on — the work that the average royal does is on reported. it's on gianorous— does is on reported. it's on glamorous, it's— does is on reported. it's on glamorous, it's boring , it's glamorous, it's boring, it's auii— glamorous, it's boring, it's iuii iris— glamorous, it's boring, it's dull, it's perfunctory. but it rowaras— dull, it's perfunctory. but it rewards people _ dull, it's perfunctory. but it rewards people who are essential to rewards people who are essential io ino— rewards people who are essential io ino rainc— rewards people who are essential to the fabric of— rewards people who are essential to the fabric of this— rewards people who are essential to the fabric of this country ana— to the fabric of this country and wno— to the fabric of this country and who are— to the fabric of this country and who are working for the woii—ioing— and who are working for the well—being of— and who are working for the well—being of this country. and if you— well—being of this country. and if you ao— well—being of this country. and if you to nor— well—being of this country. and if you do not have— well—being of this country. and if you do not have them doing inau— if you do not have them doing rig, you— if you do not have them doing inai, you nawo— if you do not have them doing that, you have a— if you do not have them doing that, you have a major problem ino— that, you have a major problem across the board. _ that, you have a major problem across the board. and as for onariiy— across the board. and as for charity itself— across the board. and as for charity itself ,_ across the board. and as for charity itself , it's all about charity itself, it's all about nuns— charity itself, it's all about nuns on— charity itself, it's all about bums on seats.— charity itself, it's all about bums on seats. if you don't have a royai— bums on seats. if you don't have a royai iris— bums on seats. if you don't have a royal, it's much— bums on seats. if you don't have a royal, it's much more iirriouii— a royal, it's much more difficult to _ a royal, it's much more difficult to get bums on seats . difficult to get bums on seats. woii— difficult to get bums on seats. woii ir— difficult to get bums on seats.

woii if you— difficult to get bums on seats. well, if you have— difficult to get bums on seats. well, if you have a royal in attendance,— well, if you have a royal in attendance, the _ well, if you have a royal in attendance, the tickets fly by. now: _ attendance, the tickets fly by. wow, i— attendance, the tickets fly by. wow, i nawo— attendance, the tickets fly by. now, i have to— attendance, the tickets fly by. now, i have to tell you , that now, i have to tell you, that ioosnii— now, i have to tell you, that doesn't happen— now, i have to tell you, that doesn't happen with celebrities and owon— doesn't happen with celebrities and even when— doesn't happen with celebrities and even when you get a top ooioiriiy— and even when you get a top ooioiriiy .— and even when you get a top celebrity , for— and even when you get a top celebrity , for instance, in 1992 celebrity, for instance, in 1992 or ii— celebrity, for instance, in 1992 or ii nigni— celebrity, for instance, in 1992 or it might have— celebrity, for instance, in 1992 or it might have been 93, sophia ioron— or it might have been 93, sophia loren was supposed to come to do sonoining— loren was supposed to come to do sonoining for— loren was supposed to come to do something for the— loren was supposed to come to do something for the united nations assooiaiion— something for the united nations assooiaiion .— something for the united nations assooiaiion . i— something for the united nations association . i was— something for the united nations association . i was one of the association. i was one of the oonniiioo— association. i was one of the committee members . and peter committee members. and peter kioioy— committee members. and peter kioioy .— committee members. and peter kipioy , wno— committee members. and peter kipioy , wno was— committee members. and peter ripley , who was the chairman, ripley, who was the chairman, ononoa— ripley, who was the chairman, ononoa no— ripley, who was the chairman, phoned no up— ripley, who was the chairman, phoned me up and said at the oorn— phoned me up and said at the our. noun— phoned me up and said at the 99th hour, she— phoned me up and said at the 99th hour, she said, you know, soonia— 99th hour, she said, you know, sopnia ioron— 99th hour, she said, you know, sophia loren has— 99th hour, she said, you know, sophia loren has chucked on us. inai— sophia loren has chucked on us. inai nappons— sophia loren has chucked on us. that happens quite a lot. in raci— that happens quite a lot. in gag, wo— that happens quite a lot. in fact, we then— that happens quite a lot. in fact, we then ended up getting saran— fact, we then ended up getting saran work— fact, we then ended up getting sarah york to _ fact, we then ended up getting sarah york to fill— fact, we then ended up getting sarah york to fill in for her. on— sarah york to fill in for her. on iiinoy. — sarah york to fill in for her. oh blimey. but— sarah york to fill in for her. oh blimey. but well, believe me, my ioan— oh blimey. but well, believe me, my a... owon— oh blimey. but well, believe me, my dear, even sarah york was ioiior— my dear, even sarah york was ioiior inan— my dear, even sarah york was better than no— my dear, even sarah york was better than no one. well that's saying— better than no one. well that's saying something. the bar being oroiiy— saying something. the bar being pretty iow,— saying something. the bar being pretty iow, ao— saying something. the bar being pretty iow, do you— saying something. the bar being pretty low, do you think sooaraio— pretty low, do you think separate this- pretty low, do you think separate this from from the king?— separate this from from the king? because— separate this from from the king? because the work ethic of

the king? because the work ethic of no king— king? because the work ethic of no king is— king? because the work ethic of the king is renowned . and if the king is renowned. and if anyining,— the king is renowned. and if anything, charles works too nara. — anything, charles works too nara. nois— anything, charles works too nara. nois a— anything, charles works too hard. he's a well reported workaholic.— hard. he's a well reported workaholic. but what about the oinorso— workaholic. but what about the oinorso i>o — workaholic. but what about the others? do william and kate pull inor— others? do william and kate pull inoir woignio— others? do william and kate pull their weight? do— others? do william and kate pull their weight? do you think ? well their weight? do you think? well i their weight? do you think? well i inink— their weight? do you think? well i inink inoy— their weight? do you think? well iinink inoy ao— their weight? do you think? well i think they do to— their weight? do you think? well i think they do to an extent. vou— i think they do to an extent. you remember,— i think they do to an extent. you remember, they have three young— you remember, they have three young oniiaron— you remember, they have three young children .— you remember, they have three young children . but yes, i think young children. but yes, i think inoy— young children. but yes, i think inoy ao— young children. but yes, i think inoy ao guiio— young children. but yes, i think they do quite sufficient. i inink— they do quite sufficient. i think charles— they do quite sufficient. i think charles does too much and he think charles does too much and no irios— think charles does too much and no irios io— think charles does too much and no irios io io— think charles does too much and he tries to do too— think charles does too much and he tries to do too much. it's noi— he tries to do too much. it's not efficient _ he tries to do too much. it's not efficient to _ he tries to do too much. it's not efficient to be a workaholic . no— not efficient to be a workaholic . no noois— not efficient to be a workaholic . no nooas io— not efficient to be a workaholic . he needs to have— not efficient to be a workaholic . he needs to have sophie and edwards— . he needs to have sophie and edward's children— . he needs to have sophie and edward's children roped in. he noois— edward's children roped in. he nooas io— edward's children roped in. he needs to have— edward's children roped in. he needs to have beatrice and iugonio— needs to have beatrice and iugonio ropoa— needs to have beatrice and eugenie roped in, uh , you. we eugenie roped in, uh, you. we nooa— eugenie roped in, uh, you. we not piunping— eugenie roped in, uh, you. we need plumping out. you know, it aoosn-i— need plumping out. you know, it ioosnii nako— need plumping out. you know, it doesn't make sense to just have a nanirui. — doesn't make sense to just have a handful. all— doesn't make sense to just have a handful. all so— doesn't make sense to just have a handful. all so i've said all aiong— a handful. all so i've said all aiong inai— a handful. all so i've said all along that his— a handful. all so i've said all along that his mistake in wniiiiing— along that his mistake in whittling it— along that his mistake in whittling it down was the focus going — whittling it down was the focus going io — whittling it down was the focus going o no— whittling it down was the focus was going to be on too few ooopio— was going to be on too few peopte- kna— was going to be on too few people. and i've- was going to be on too few people. and i've been saying

inis— people. and i've been saying no for— people. and i've been saying this for years. _ people. and i've been saying this for years. i— people. and i've been saying this for years. i said, what for insianoo— this for years. i said, what for insianoo .— this for years. i said, what for instance , would— this for years. i said, what for instance , would happen if there instance, would happen if there a problem— instance, would happen if there was a problem with harry? well inaus— was a problem with harry? well now that's turned _ was a problem with harry? well now that's turned out to be a nroiion — now that's turned out to be a proiion wiin— now that's turned out to be a problem with harry. you know , so problem with harry. you know, so let problem with harry. you know, so ioi no— problem with harry. you know, so ioi no ask— problem with harry. you know, so ioi no ask you— problem with harry. you know, so let me ask you about the coronation,— let me ask you about the coronation, the- let me ask you about the coronation, the plans for the orooossion— coronation, the plans for the prooossion .— coronation, the plans for the procession . well, they are procession. well, they are a rraoiion— procession. well, they are a rraoiion or— procession. well, they are a fraction of the— procession. well, they are a fraction of the length of the prooossion— fraction of the length of the procession the _ fraction of the length of the procession the queen had in the roses— procession the queen had in the roses wnon— procession the queen had in the 1950s when she— procession the queen had in the 1950s when she acceded to the inrono. — 1950s when she acceded to the inrono. i>o — 1950s when she acceded to the inrono. no you— 1950s when she acceded to the throne. do you think it's a nisiako— throne. do you think it's a mistake having- throne. do you think it's a mistake having a cut price oroonaioni— mistake having a cut price coronation in?— mistake having a cut price coronation in? oh, absolutely . coronation in? oh, absolutely. aiiio— coronation in? oh, absolutely. kiiio. i— coronation in? oh, absolutely. kiiio. i was— coronation in? oh, absolutely. albie. i was speaking this owoning— albie. i was speaking this owoning io— albie. i was speaking this evening to a— albie. i was speaking this evening to a friend of mine who is ono— evening to a friend of mine who is or— evening to a friend of mine who is or ino— evening to a friend of mine who is one of the best— evening to a friend of mine who is one of the best connected ooonio— is one of the best connected new“! in— is one of the best connected new“! in inis— is one of the best connected people in this country , and she people in this country, and she saying— people in this country, and she was saying that,— people in this country, and she was saying that, you know, he's . no— was saying that, you know, he's insane . he should— was saying that, you know, he's insane . he should have put up an insane. he should have put up an orna— insane. he should have put up an okira 2— insane. he should have put up an okira z or— insane. he should have put up an extra 2 or 3000— insane. he should have put up an extra 2 or 3000 odd— insane. he should have put up an extra 2 or 3000 odd seats. the ouoon— extra 2 or 3000 odd seats. the ouoon nai— extra 2 or 3000 odd seats. the queen had 8000— extra 2 or 3000 odd seats. the queen had 8000 people, you know , it queen had 8000 people, you know , ii aoosn-i— queen had 8000 people, you know , ii ioosnii oosi— queen had 8000 people, you know , it doesn't cost much to erect soars— , it doesn't cost much to erect soars wiin— , it doesn't cost much to erect seats with scaffolding. it's not a big— seats with scaffolding. it's not a big ooai— seats with scaffolding. it's not a big deal. you're— seats with scaffolding. it's not a big deal. you're speaking aioui— a big deal. you're speaking aioui ions— a big deal. you're speaking about tens of— a big deal. you're speaking about tens of thousands , not about tens of thousands, not niiiions— about tens of thousands, not millions. and— about tens of thousands, not millions. and he— about tens of thousands, not millions. and he has alienated so many—

millions. and he has alienated so many poooio— millions. and he has alienated so many people by not asking nugo— so many people by not asking nugo sognonis— so many people by not asking huge segments of the population who huge segments of the population wno noi— huge segments of the population wno nor oniy— huge segments of the population who not only did— huge segments of the population who not only did they expect to be who not only did they expect to no askoa, — who not only did they expect to no askoa, nui— who not only did they expect to be asked, but also— who not only did they expect to be asked, but also the public wouia— be asked, but also the public wouia nako— be asked, but also the public would have wanted to see them. inoy-a — would have wanted to see them. inoy-a nako— would have wanted to see them. they'd have added— would have wanted to see them. they'd have added colour, they'd nako— they'd have added colour, they'd nawo anion— they'd have added colour, they'd have added dimension . and he have added dimension. and he i inink— have added dimension. and he i inink nois— have added dimension. and he i think he's rarely— have added dimension. and he i think he's rarely gone about inis— think he's rarely gone about no in— think he's rarely gone about no in a— think he's rarely gone about no in a wow— think he's rarely gone about this in a very well, quite nanny,— this in a very well, quite frankly, silly— this in a very well, quite frankly, silly way . if the truth frankly, silly way. if the truth be frankly, silly way. if the truth to known— frankly, silly way. if the truth to known .— frankly, silly way. if the truth be known . colin— frankly, silly way. if the truth be known . colin campbell, let me be known. colin campbell, let me ask you— be known. colin campbell, let me ask you wniio— be known. colin campbell, let me ask you wniio i— be known. colin campbell, let me ask you while i have— be known. colin campbell, let me ask you while i have you here, let ask you while i have you here, ioi no— ask you while i have you here, ioi no ask— ask you while i have you here, ioi no ask you— ask you while i have you here, let me ask you about meghan iiarkiois— let me ask you about meghan markle's absence— let me ask you about meghan markle's absence from the oroonaioni— markle's absence from the coronation .— markle's absence from the coronation . what does this tell coronation. what does this tell us aioui— coronation. what does this tell us aioui nor— coronation. what does this tell us about her plans for the ruiuro— us about her plans for the ruiuro 7— us about her plans for the future ? well— us about her plans for the future ? well i'll tell you what future? well i'll tell you what it future? well i'll tell you what i ioiis— future? well i'll tell you what i ioiis no— future? well i'll tell you what i ioiis no .— future? well i'll tell you what it tells me , and— future? well i'll tell you what it tells me , and i've spoken to it tells me, and i've spoken to poonio— it tells me, and i've spoken to wow! wno— it tells me, and i've spoken to people who know— it tells me, and i've spoken to people who know them very well , people who know them very well, uh, people who know them very well, un ii— people who know them very well, un ii ioiis— people who know them very well, un ii ioiis no— people who know them very well, uh, it tells me, and— people who know them very well, uh, it tells me, and i'm just going— uh, it tells me, and i'm just going io— uh, it tells me, and i'm just going ro sooak— uh, it tells me, and i'm just going to speak for myself , aslef going to speak for myself, aslef inai— going to speak for myself, aslef inai sno— going to speak for myself, aslef inai sno .— going to speak for myself, aslef inai sno . sno— going to speak for myself, aslef that she . she was— going to speak for myself, aslef that she . she was very nervous that she. she was very nervous as sno— that she. she was very nervous as she actually— that she. she was very nervous as she actually ,_ that she. she was very nervous as she actually , she did want to as she actually, she did want to nui— as she actually, she did want to our sno—

as she actually, she did want to come, but she was— as she actually, she did want to come, but she was blocked at owory— come, but she was blocked at owory ruin— come, but she was blocked at every turn with— come, but she was blocked at every turn with all of her ionanas — every turn with all of her demands. she- every turn with all of her demands. she was hoping to riauni— demands. she was hoping to flaunt herself,— demands. she was hoping to flaunt herself, and she was iiookoi— flaunt herself, and she was iiookoa ai— flaunt herself, and she was blocked at every turn. and she rook— blocked at every turn. and she rook ino— blocked at every turn. and she took the decision— blocked at every turn. and she took the decision upon the aiwioo— took the decision upon the aawioo or— took the decision upon the advice of her— took the decision upon the advice of her advisers, her nonoy— advice of her advisers, her money making— advice of her advisers, her money making advisers that if sno— money making advisers that if sno sno— money making advisers that if she came, she would help to aininisn— she came, she would help to diminish her— she came, she would help to diminish her brand even further inan— diminish her brand even further inan ii— diminish her brand even further inan ii nas— diminish her brand even further than it has already been diminished— than it has already been diminished .— than it has already been diminished . and she and harry diminished. and she and harry are diminished. and she and harry in— diminished. and she and harry in nig— diminished. and she and harry are in big trouble— diminished. and she and harry are in big trouble as a brand ana— are in big trouble as a brand and inoy— are in big trouble as a brand and they have— are in big trouble as a brand and they have lost supporters in the and they have lost supporters in no uniioi— and they have lost supporters in the united states— and they have lost supporters in the united states across the roari— the united states across the board .— the united states across the ioari . kna— the united states across the board . and most well established board. and most well established ooaio— board. and most well established poopio, owon— board. and most well established poopio, in— board. and most well established people, even in the— board. and most well established people, even in the democratic party,— people, even in the democratic rany, ion-i— people, even in the democratic party, don't want— people, even in the democratic party, don't want to have a ining— party, don't want to have a ining io— party, don't want to have a ining ro io— party, don't want to have a thing to do with- party, don't want to have a thing to do with them . you know, thing to do with them. you know, she thing to do with them. you know, sno was— thing to do with them. you know, sno roia— thing to do with them. you know, she was told if— thing to do with them. you know, she was told if she— thing to do with them. you know, she was told if she came that it going— she was told if she came that it going io— she was told if she came that it was going to affect— she was told if she came that it was going to affect the brand aiworsoiy— was going to affect the brand adversely because her unpopularity, which can be nassagoa— unpopularity, which can be nassagoa or— unpopularity, which can be massaged or over or at least siigniiy—

massaged or over or at least slightly ignored— massaged or over or at least slightly ignored if she doesn't wouia— slightly ignored if she doesn't come, would have been so apparoni— come, would have been so aooaroni. kna— come, would have been so apparent. and also her loss of siaiuro— apparent. and also her loss of siaiuro .— apparent. and also her loss of stature , because— apparent. and also her loss of stature , because one of the big stature, because one of the big guiiiios— stature, because one of the big guiiiios was— stature, because one of the big quibbles was where they would be soaioa— quibbles was where they would be soaioa ana— quibbles was where they would be seated and she— quibbles was where they would be seated and she was— quibbles was where they would be seated and she was going to be soaioa— seated and she was going to be soaioa in— seated and she was going to be soaioa in ino— seated and she was going to be seated in the bleachers, so to soak— seated in the bleachers, so to snoak .— seated in the bleachers, so to spoak . kna— seated in the bleachers, so to spoak . ann of— seated in the bleachers, so to speak . and of course, a star of speak. and of course, a star of iiognan-s— speak. and of course, a star of meghan's magnitude . and, you meghan's magnitude. and, you know,— meghan's magnitude. and, you know, in— meghan's magnitude. and, you know, iin a— meghan's magnitude. and, you know, i'm a fabulous i was a siar— know, i'm a fabulous i was a siar or— know, i'm a fabulous i was a siar or suns.— know, i'm a fabulous i was a star of suits. you— know, i'm a fabulous i was a star of suits. you know , can you star of suits. you know, can you inagino— star of suits. you know, can you inagino in— star of suits. you know, can you inagino in ino— star of suits. you know, can you imagine in the bleachers and oouia— imagine in the bleachers and oouii you— imagine in the bleachers and could you imagine she look, lady coiin— could you imagine she look, lady colin campbell,— could you imagine she look, lady colin campbell, i— could you imagine she look, lady colin campbell, i hate to iniorruni— colin campbell, i hate to interrupt you. _ colin campbell, i hate to interrupt you. the clocks againsi— interrupt you. the clocks againsi us— interrupt you. the clocks against us, but you have adhered to against us, but you have adhered io inis— against us, but you have adhered io inis nsows— against us, but you have adhered to this show's golden rule, wnion— to this show's golden rule, wnion is— to this show's golden rule, which is never— to this show's golden rule, which is never boring . it's which is never boring. it's aiways— which is never boring. it's aiways a— which is never boring. it's always a delight to have you on the always a delight to have you on ino-i-n— always a delight to have you on the-i'm delighted- always a delight to have you on the i'm delighted to the program. i'm delighted to say—joining- say that you'll be joining me for-exclusive— say that you'll be joining me for exclusive coverage of for our exclusive coverage of ino— for our exclusive coverage of the coronation— for our exclusive coverage of the coronation in,— for our exclusive coverage of the coronation in, of course , the coronation in, of course, inai— the coronation in, of course, that wonderful— the coronation in, of course, that wonderful weekend of may the that wonderful weekend of may no skin. — that wonderful weekend of may the sixth. look— that wonderful weekend of may the sixth. look forward to oaioning— the sixth. look forward to oaioning up— the sixth. look forward to catching up then . my sincere catching up then. my sincere inanks— catching up then. my sincere inanks io— catching up then. my sincere thanks to lady— catching up then. my sincere thanks to lady colin campbell . thanks to lady colin campbell. woii— thanks to lady colin campbell. woii w-woo— thanks to lady colin campbell. well, we've been— thanks to lady colin campbell. well, we've been asking you oniino,— well, we've been asking you on... wiii— well, we've been asking you online, will the— well, we've been asking you online, will the coronation save the online, will the coronation save ino koyai— online, will the coronation save the royal family?— online, will the coronation save the royal family? i will give you—

the royal family? i will give you ino— the royal family? i will give you the results— the royal family? i will give you the results of that after ino— you the results of that after no iroak. — you the results of that after the break. but— you the results of that after the break. but coming up next wiin— the break. but coming up next wiin ino— the break. but coming up next with the pundits,— the break. but coming up next with the pundits, should it be nano— with the pundits, should it be naio iiiogai— with the pundits, should it be made illegal for— with the pundits, should it be made illegal for medics to go on sirikoo— made illegal for medics to go on sirikoo is— made illegal for medics to go on strike? is the _ made illegal for medics to go on strike? is the word— made illegal for medics to go on strike? is the word disabled orronsiwoo— strike? is the word disabled offensive? and— strike? is the word disabled offensive? and as a woman, iizarroiy— offensive? and as a woman, iizarroiy posos— offensive? and as a woman, bizarrely poses for a selfie at kusonwiizo— bizarrely poses for a selfie at auschwitz? is— bizarrely poses for a selfie at auschwitz? is society obsession wiin— auschwitz? is society obsession wiin sooiai— auschwitz? is society obsession with social media— auschwitz? is society obsession with social media now out of ooniroio— with social media now out of ooniroio iris— with social media now out of control? it's an— with social media now out of control? it's an incredible siory— control? it's an incredible siory .— control? it's an incredible siory . woiii— control? it's an incredible story . we'll do- control? it's an incredible story . we'll do that .

next well, i next. well, the | wooi- well, the big mexi— well, the big reaction to inext— well, the big reaction to my iisoussion— well, the big reaction to my discussion with— well, the big reaction to my discussion with lady colin canpioii— discussion with lady colin canpioii a— discussion with lady colin campbell, a flood of emails saying— campbell, a flood of emails saying now— campbell, a flood of emails saying how great it was to have her saying how great it was to have nor on— saying how great it was to have nor on ino— saying how great it was to have her on the show,— saying how great it was to have her on the show, how fabulous sno— her on the show, how fabulous sno iookoi— her on the show, how fabulous she looked and— her on the show, how fabulous she looked and she spoke so woii—agrool well. i think you'll agree. koyai— well. i think you'll agree. koyai okpon— well. i think you'll agree. royal expert star of i'm royal expert and star of i'm a coioiriiy.— royal expert and star of i'm a coioiriiy. or— royal expert and star of i'm a celebrity. of course, this from noiiy. — celebrity. of course, this from noiiy. ni — celebrity. of course, this from betty. hi, mark.— celebrity. of course, this from betty. hi, mark. there are aoun— betty. hi, mark. there are around 3000— betty. hi, mark. there are around 3000 visits attended by various members— around 3000 visits attended by various members of the royal raniiy— various members of the royal raniiy oaon— various members of the royal family each year— various members of the royal family each year , but not all family each year, but not all rononoa— family each year, but not all are reported widely. a quick one non— are reported widely. a quick one from noon — are reported widely. a quick one from noon ny— are reported widely. a quick one from peter. my big— are reported widely. a quick one from peter. my big opinion is all from peter. my big opinion is aii aioui— from peter. my big opinion is all about rishi _ from peter. my big opinion is

all about rishi sunak , and it's all about rishi sunak, and it's aioui— all about rishi sunak, and it's aioui ino— all about rishi sunak, and it's about the fact— all about rishi sunak, and it's about the fact that i think that he about the fact that i think that no oouii— about the fact that i think that he could potentially win the noxi— he could potentially win the next election.— he could potentially win the next election. i— he could potentially win the next election. i think he's a rotor— next election. i think he's a better prime— next election. i think he's a better prime minister than boris ronnson.— better prime minister than boris johnson-majority- better prime minister than boris johnson. majority of the johnson. but the majority of the onaiis—no- johnson. but the majority of the emails—me. this. emails disagree with me. this from— emails disagree with me. this from roior— emails disagree with me. this from peter mark,— emails disagree with me. this from peter mark, please aooiogiso— from peter mark, please apologise for— from peter mark, please apologise for your misguided nonoioguo— apologise for your misguided monologue or— apologise for your misguided monologue or gb news goes off all. alternatively,— monologue or gb news goes off all. alternatively, you could ioii— all. alternatively, you could ioii ino— all. alternatively, you could tell the viewers— all. alternatively, you could tell the viewers exactly what nas— tell the viewers exactly what nas inorowoa— tell the viewers exactly what has improved under rishi sunak worning— has improved under rishi sunak woining in— has improved under rishi sunak woining in my— has improved under rishi sunak nothing in my opinion. he has said— nothing in my opinion. he has said a— nothing in my opinion. he has said a ior— nothing in my opinion. he has said a lot and— nothing in my opinion. he has said a lot and done absolutely noining.— said a lot and done absolutely nothing. peter,— said a lot and done absolutely nothing. peter, thank you for inan— nothing. peter, thank you for inai. koon— nothing. peter, thank you for that. keep those— nothing. peter, thank you for that. keep those opinions coming and or— that. keep those opinions coming and or ouos— that. keep those opinions coming and of course we— that. keep those opinions coming and of course we asked you on iwiiion— and of course we asked you on mag, wiii— and of course we asked you on twitter, will the— and of course we asked you on twitter, will the coronation ino — twitter, will the coronation save the royal— twitter, will the coronation save the royal family? all most ioro— save the royal family? all most ooio say— save the royal family? all most wno say yos— save the royal family? all most wno say yos. k— save the royal family? all most 44% say yes. a majority of 56% say— 44% say yes. a majority of 56% say — 44% say yes. a majority of 56% say so— 44% say yes. a majority of 56% say no. so there— 44% say yes. a majority of 56% say no. so there you go. the ooonio— say no. so there you go. the peopte nako— say no. so there you go. the people have spoken and this show is aii— people have spoken and this show is aii aioui— people have spoken and this show is all about your— people have spoken and this show is all about your opinions. so do is all about your opinions. so no koon— is all about your opinions. so do keep anon— is all about your opinions. so do keep them coming. mark gb wows— do keep them coming. mark gb wows uk— do keep them coming. mark gb news .uk reacting— do keep them coming. mark gb news .uk reacting to the big siorios— news .uk reacting to the big siorios or— news .uk reacting to the big stories of the— news .uk reacting to the big stories of the day. former tory mp— stories of the day. former tory iii ani— stories of the day. former tory iii and wow— stories of the day. former tory mp and very successful farmer. wow— mp and very successful farmer. wow nois— mp and very successful farmer. now he's invited— mp and very successful farmer. now he's invited me down to the rain— now he's invited me down to the rain for— now he's invited me down to the rain for an— now he's invited me down to the farm for an education session . farm for an education session. woii— farm for an education session. woii rarisn— farm for an education session. neil parish we'll— farm for an education session. neil parish we'll start with the niiking. — neil parish we'll start with the niiking. kos— neil parish we'll start with the milking. yes. and— neil parish we'll start with the milking. yes. and then the cows . ks— milking. yes. and then the cows . ks iournaiisi— milking. yes. and then the cows . as journalist and— milking. yes. and then the cows . as journalist and political oonsuiiani— . as journalist and political consultant kate— . as journalist and political

consultant kate emma burnell and fornor— consultant kate emma burnell and fornor nrowi— consultant kate emma burnell and former brexit party— consultant kate emma burnell and former brexit party mep and broadcaster— former brexit party mep and broadcaster annunziata koos—iiogg— broadcaster annunziata rees—mogg, now the royal college of nursing,— rees—mogg, now the royal college or gaging, nas— rees—mogg, now the royal college of nursing, has warned that won— of nursing, has warned that their strikes— of nursing, has warned that their strikes could continue and win— their strikes could continue and wiii noi— their strikes could continue and wiii nor oauso— their strikes could continue and will not pause for— their strikes could continue and will not pause for the may bank noiiaay— will not pause for the may bank holiday weekend. _ will not pause for the may bank holiday weekend. the strikes wiii— holiday weekend. the strikes will involve _ holiday weekend. the strikes will involve nhs nurses in onorgonoy— will involve nhs nurses in emergency departments, intensive care, cancer and other wards. so wiin— care, cancer and other wards. so wiin nursos— care, cancer and other wards. so with nurses threatening to down ioois— with nurses threatening to down ioois uniii— with nurses threatening to down tools until christmas and oossiiiy— tools until christmas and oossiiiy go— tools until christmas and possibly 90 on- tools until christmas and possibly go on strike with the junior— possibly go on strike with the junior doctors— possibly go on strike with the junior doctors at— possibly go on strike with the junior doctors at the same time, snouia— junior doctors at the same time, snouii ii— junior doctors at the same time, snouii i no— junior doctors at the same time, should it be made— junior doctors at the same time, should it be made illegal for noiios— should it be made illegal for noiios io— should it be made illegal for noiios io go— should it be made illegal for medics to go on— should it be made illegal for medics to go on strike? what do you— medics to go on strike? what do you gm,— medics to go on strike? what do you think, emma?— medics to go on strike? what do you think, emma? no i mean, i i— you think, emma? no i mean, i i can— you think, emma? no i mean, i can i can elaborate— you think, emma? no i mean, i can i can elaborate , but no, my can i can elaborate, but no, my answer's no. do elaborate iooauso— answer's no. do elaborate iooauso many— answer's no. do elaborate because many people will argue inoso— because many people will argue these strikes— because many people will argue these strikes are— because many people will argue these strikes are costing lives. were— these strikes are costing lives. inoro ar— these strikes are costing lives. there are lives— these strikes are costing lives. there are lives being- these strikes are costing lives. there are lives being lost- these strikes are costing lives. there are lives being lost in the nhs for a number of reasons. and if nurses not turning up has got to be the worst. no, the worst is got to be the worst. no, the worsi is no — gin no, the worst is the degradation of the sonioos— worst is the degradation of the sowioos inai— worst is the degradation of the services that people have been anio— services that people have been aiio io— services that people have been able to offer— services that people have been able to offer long— services that people have been able to offer long before these sirikos— able to offer long before these strikes started _ able to offer long before these strikes started and that degradation— strikes started and that degradation is about the terms ana— degradation is about the terms and conditions— degradation is about the terms and conditions that nurses are in. — and conditions that nurses are in. iris— and conditions that nurses are

in. its aboar— and conditions that nurses are in. it's about the— and conditions that nurses are in. it's about the fact- and conditions that nurses are in. it's about the fact that we have a massive gap in the amount of nurses that we need to hire if we stop them being able to have basic right to strike, which we do have in this country , we then we will not improve the ability to hire new nurses and to make that an attractive proposition in a profession that people want to go into. we have a much longer term problem, which is that we are not attracting the staff, we are not keeping the staff. we have a retention problem . we have a retention problem. we have a recruitment problem and john cleese i hear what emma said and i the nurses deserve a i do think the nurses deserve a bump , but not i do think the nurses deserve a bump, but not the or 20% i do think the nurses deserve a bump , but not the or 20% they bump, but not the 19 or 20% they were for, which would were asking for, which would absolutely destroy the economy and inflation. but and bring back inflation. but but the issue is the army, the niiiiary,— but the issue is the army, the niiiiary, ino— but the issue is the army, the military, the police can't go on siriko. — military, the police can't go on siriko. wnai— military, the police can't go on strike. what about— military, the police can't go on strike. what about the medics? vou— strike. what about the medics? kou iakon— strike. what about the medics? you've taken the— strike. what about the medics? you've taken the words out of my mourn— you've taken the words out of my nouin nui— you've taken the words out of my nouin our wo— you've taken the words out of my mouth, but we do— you've taken the words out of my mouth, but we do have a right to siriko. — mouth, but we do have a right to siriko. nui— mouth, but we do have a right to strike. but not— mouth, but we do have a right to strike. but not when _ mouth, but we do have a right to strike. i“ , strike. but not when it costs lives. think it is lives. and i think it is unquestionably that both unquestionably true that both young doctors and the nurses strikes are costing lives. we all know someone who's had something minor or something

major postponed, cancelled , or major postponed, cancelled, or just been put back on a waiting list. and that is a real cost to the whole of this country suffering waiting lists that are going even longer than they were from covid. and of course, it's noi— from covid. and of course, it's nor oniy— from covid. and of course, it's nor oniy iosi— from covid. and of course, it's not only lost lives— from covid. and of course, it's not only lost lives but- (39 “j and of course, it's not only lost lives but damaged iiwos— not only lost lives but damaged iiwos nui— not only lost lives but damaged lives, but people— not only lost lives but damaged lives, but people having oooraiions— lives, but people having operations cancelled. maybe you nooa— operations cancelled. maybe you nooa a— operations cancelled. maybe you nooa a nin— operations cancelled. maybe you need a new hip and you're in agony— need a new hip and you're in agony .— need a new hip and you're in agony . ioiis— need a new hip and you're in agony . let's move on to our next agony. let's move on to our next siory— agony. let's move on to our next siory now— agony. let's move on to our next siory iiark— agony. let's move on to our next story now. mark dolan. tonight is ino— story now. mark dolan. tonight is no nono— story now. mark dolan. tonight is the home-viral— story now. mark dolan. tonight is the home viral videos . is the home of viral videos. iwon— is the home of viral videos. iwon ny— is the home of viral videos. iwon nny roan — is the home of viral videos. even my team break the internet owory— even my team break the internet owory so— even my team break the internet owory so ofion— even my team break the internet every so often. mark dolan. ionigni— every so often. mark dolan. tonight,-maria- every so often. mark dolan. - tonight,-maria murphy , tonight, producer maria murphy, ioiai— tonight, producer maria murphy, total favourite— tonight, producer maria murphy, total favourite of— tonight, producer maria murphy, total favourite of mine, took a run— total favourite of mine, took a run io— total favourite of mine, took a rip ro roiana— total favourite of mine, took a trip to poland this week to ooorionoo— trip to poland this week to experience the— trip to poland this week to experience the nations rich nisiory— experience the nations rich nisiory ana— experience the nations rich history and culture. unfortunately, poland is also nono— unfortunately, poland is also nono io— unfortunately, poland is also nono io ino— unfortunately, poland is also home to the horrors of auschwitz, _ home to the horrors of auschwitz, where approximately 1.1 auschwitz, where approximately ii niiiion— auschwitz, where approximately 1.1 million jewish— auschwitz, where approximately 1.1 million jewish people lost inoir— 1.1 million jewish people lost inoir iiwos— 1.1 million jewish people lost their lives in— 1.1 million jewish people lost their lives in concentration camps— their lives in concentration camps operated by germany during the camps operated by germany during ino sooona— camps operated by germany during the second world— camps operated by germany during the second world war. well during— the second world war. well during maria's— the second world war. well during maria's time there, she inis— during maria's time there, she saw this rather— during maria's time there, she saw this rather shocking sight . saw this rather shocking sight. wow— saw this rather shocking sight. wow inis— saw this rather shocking sight. wow no is— saw this rather shocking sight. now this is the— saw this rather shocking sight. now this is the outskirts of the of now this is the outskirts of the or no — now this is the outskirts of the

of the auschwitz— now this is the outskirts of the of the auschwitz compound , and of the auschwitz compound, and war— of the auschwitz compound, and ma is— of the auschwitz compound, and ma is ino— of the auschwitz compound, and that is the dreadful rail line wnion— that is the dreadful rail line which transported jewish people to which transported jewish people io inoir— which transported jewish people to their certain— which transported jewish people to their certain death within ino— to their certain death within ino oann. — to their certain death within to camp. kna— to their certain death within the camp. and that is an image on ino— the camp. and that is an image on no igni— the camp. and that is an image on the right. so— the camp. and that is an image on the right. so actually it's a oniro— on the right. so actually it's a oniro or— on the right. so actually it's a centre of the— on the right. so actually it's a centre of the photograph. a woman in red— centre of the photograph. a woman in red there bizarrely posing— woman in red there bizarrely posing for— woman in red there bizarrely posing for a— woman in red there bizarrely posing for a selfie on the racks— posing for a selfie on the tracks that— posing for a selfie on the tracks that led - posing for a selfie on the tracks that led people to their ioain — tracks that led people to their ioain in— tracks that led people to their ioain in no — tracks that led people to their death in the camp. the picture nas— death in the camp. the picture nas irokon— death in the camp. the picture has broken the— death in the camp. the picture has broken the internet today. it's has broken the internet today. is noon— has broken the internet today. it's been seen— has broken the internet today. it's been seen more than 10 niiiion— it's been seen more than 10 million times. _ it's been seen more than 10 million times. and maria murphy rook— million times. and maria murphy rook ii— million times. and maria murphy rook ii ana— million times. and maria murphy took it and she— million times. and maria murphy took it and she joins us now. gr,— took it and she joins us now. ni maria.— took it and she joins us now. ni iiaria. ni— took it and she joins us now. hi, maria. hi mark. hi, mark. iook,— hi, maria. hi mark. hi, mark. iook, i— hi, maria. hi mark. hi, mark. iook, i know— hi, maria. hi mark. hi, mark. look, i know you've— hi, maria. hi mark. look, i know you've just touched aown— look, i know you've just touched down iaok— look, i know you've just touched down back back— look, i know you've just touched down back back in— look, i know you've just touched down back back in the uk. can't waii— down back back in the uk. can't waii io— down back back in the uk. can't waii io nako— down back back in the uk. can't wait to have you— down back back in the uk. can't wait to have you back in the orrioo— wait to have you back in the orrioo ana— wait to have you back in the office and back— wait to have you back in the office and back working on the snow.— office and back working on the snow-nannonoa- office and back working on the show. happened ? eunice office and back working on the show. happened ? ruiz“ show. what happened? well, we worr— show. what happened? well, we woni on— show. what happened? well, we woni on a— show. what happened? well, we woni on a roar— show. what happened? well, we went on a tour around the camp as thousands of people do every yean as thousands of people do every year, to see the horrors, the truth of what happened in that place. and in a short break ioiwoon— , and in a short break between auschwitz and birkenau, the between auschwitz and birkenau, ino rwo— between auschwitz and birkenau, ino iwo siios— between auschwitz and birkenau, the two sides of— between auschwitz and birkenau, the two sides of the camp having just the two sides of the camp having iusi oorno— the two sides of the camp having iusi our— the two sides of the camp having just come out of— the two sides of the camp having just come out of the arguably the just come out of the arguably ino worsi— just come out of the arguably ino worsi partr— just come out of the arguably the worst part, the gas chambers

. gm,— the worst part, the gas chambers . urn in— the worst part, the gas chambers . urn in a— the worst part, the gas chambers . urn in a snon— the worst part, the gas chambers . um, in a short break, i saw noi— . um, in a short break, i saw nor iusi— . um, in a short break, i saw nor iusi inis— . um, in a short break, i saw not just this lady,- . um, in a short break, i saw not just this lady, but multiple ooonio— not just this lady, but multiple ooooio .— not just this lady, but multiple peopte , urn— not just this lady, but multiple peopte , go— not just this lady, but multiple people , um, go into a real people, um, go into a real orrons— people, um, go into a real orrons io— people, um, go into a real efforts to get— people, um, go into a real efforts to get the most flattering _ efforts to get the most flattering pose in front of this norriiio— flattering pose in front of this horrible place. _ flattering pose in front of this horrible place. ' “r: flattering pose in front of this horrible place. “r: flattering pose in front of this horrible place. ' “r: “as" horrible place. and after utter bewilderment , um, i just horrible place. and after utter bewilderment, um, i just didn't know what to do. and the first ining— know what to do. and the first ining i— know what to do. and the first ining i inougni— know what to do. and the first thing i thought was— know what to do. and the first thing i thought was to- r::::r and the first thing i thought was to call it our— thing i thought was to call it our ana— thing i thought was to call it our and say,— thing i thought was to call it out and say, this— thing i thought was to call it out and say, this needs to stop. nononsiraios— out and say, this needs to stop. demonstrates your— demonstrates your characteristically brilliant journalism and your nose for a story . maria even if it's story. maria even if it's a really, really unfortunate one, what's your response to the amazing fallout from this photo ? it's gone completely viral . ? it's gone completely viral. probably one of the biggest tweets of the day, 10 million views as well . all my i mean, views as well. all my i mean, in— views as well. all my i mean, iin noi— views as well. all my i mean, i'm not surprised— views as well. all my i mean, i'm not surprised that- . all my i mean, i'm not surprised that a lot of ooonio— i'm not surprised that a lot of peopte woro— i'm not surprised that a lot of people were appalled by it. i'm guiio— people were appalled by it. i'm guiio surprised— people were appalled by it. i'm quite surprised by— people were appalled by it. i'm quite surprised by how- people were appalled by it. i'm quite surprised by how quickly it how quickly it did go viral. um, but my reaction the thing that stunned me the most was that stunned me the most was that there was just thousands

and thousands of replies of people saying this happened when i went to auschwitz . this i went to auschwitz. this happened when - i went to auschwitz. this happened when i- happened when i went to buchenwald. _ happened when i went to buchenwald. “ : happened when i went to- buchenwald. this happened when i went to dachau. this happened wnon— went to dachau. this happened wnon i— went to dachau. this happened wnon i won— went to dachau. this happened when i went to— went to dachau. this happened when i went to the— went to dachau. this happened when i went to the 9/11- if this happened when i went to the 9/11 museum. it when i went to the 9/11 museum. ii—soonns— when i went to the 9/11 museum. ii—soons io— when i went to the 9/11 museum. ii—soons is no- when i went to the 9/11 museum. it_seems to be an- it happens. it seems to be an endemic problem at every site of a international tragedy. a of an international tragedy. these days, people caring more aioui— these days, people caring more aioui now— these days, people caring more about how they— these days, people caring more about how they look on social noaia— about how they look on social noaia inan— about how they look on social media than actually taking in wnai— media than actually taking in wnar naooonoa— media than actually taking in what happened in these places ana— what happened in these places and ioarning— what happened in these places and learning-it.- what happened in these places and learning it. and i just and learning from it. and i just i and learning from it. and i just iwas— and learning from it. and i just i was completely— and learning from it. and i just i was completely bewildered and away— i was completely bewildered and aoiuaiiy-inai- i was completely bewildered and actually-that we- i was completely bewildered and actually that we live actually quite sad that we live in an— actually quite sad that we live in an ago— actually quite sad that we live in an ago inai— actually quite sad that we live in an age that people get their waiuo— in an age that people get their waiuo non— in an age that people get their value from doing— in an age that people get their value from doing things like inis— value from doing things like no . — value from doing things like no . on.— value from doing things like this. oh, maria,-tol value from doing things like. this. oh, maria,-to chat this. oh, maria, great to chat and we'll see you really soon. thank for important thank you for an important contribution show and contribution to the show and casting a light on how vain and narcissistic people have become. all thanks to social media. now a boots parking sign has caused outrage after offering a space for wait for it less abled custom honours. the renaming of the disabled sign has been called completely unnecessary and has sparked a question which is a simple one. is the word

disabled offensive or is calling people less abled? quite patronising? neil people less abled? quite patronising ? neil yeah, i mean i patronising? neil yeah, i mean i inink— patronising? neil yeah, i mean i inink you— patronising? neil yeah, i mean i inink you know,— patronising? neil yeah, i mean i think you know, we've- “g? neil yeah, i mean i think you know, we've had the two— think you know, we've had the iiuo iaigo— think you know, we've had the iiuo iaago .— think you know, we've had the blue badge , which is blue badge, which is a disability— blue badge, which is a disability badge, disabled tango.— disability badge, disabled iaigo. i— disability badge, disabled badge. i mean i think, i mean is— badge. i mean i think, i mean is noi— badge. i mean i think, i mean it's not offensive. _ badge. i mean i think, i mean it's not offensive. i mean, i inink— it's not offensive. i mean, i inink ir— it's not offensive. i mean, i think if anything in this world can .offensive_ think if anything in this world can .offensive if— think if anything in this world can offensive if you want it can be offensive if you want it to can be offensive if you want it io io— can be offensive if you want it to be offensive. _ can be offensive if you want it to be offensive. and i think the irouiio— to be offensive. and i think the irouiio is— to be offensive. and i think the trouble is we're— to be offensive. and i think the trouble is we're having sort trouble is we're having to sort of trouble is we're having to sort or explain— trouble is we're having to sort of explain—now- trouble is we're having to sort of explain now and of explain everything now and some-genuinely- of explain everything now and some genuinely are some things genuinely are offonsiwo— offensive. but i don't think inis— offensive. but i don't think ins-i— offensive. but i don't think inis-i-in- offensive. but i don't think this-i-in the. offensive. but i don't think. this-i-in the end, this is and i think in the end, ooonio— this is and i think in the end, peopte anar— this is and i think in the end, people that have— this is and i think in the end, people that have a disability arnio— people that have a disability arnio wo— people that have a disability arnie we want— people that have a disability arnie we want to help them, ion-i— arnie we want to help them, ion-i woo— arnie we want to help them, don't we? and _ arnie we want to help them, don't we? and so— arnie we want to help them, don't we? and so therefore i inink— don't we? and so therefore i inink iris— don't we? and so therefore i think it's better— don't we? and so therefore i think it's better that it's rooonisog— think it's better that it's recognise covid and i think, you know,— recognise covid and i think, you know, are we going— recognise covid and i think, you know, are we going to sort of un— know, are we going to sort of up wiin— know, are we going to sort of come up with some sort of nignraiuiin— come up with some sort of highfalutin words instead and i am,— highfalutin words instead and i am, you— highfalutin words instead and i think, you know,— highfalutin words instead and i think, you know, i don't think any— think, you know, i don't think any or— think, you know, i don't think any of.offend_ think, you know, i don't think any of offend when we say it. any of us offend when we say it. so any of us offend when we say it. so i— any of us offend when we say it. so i moan— any of us offend when we say it. so i mean,-don't- any of us offend when we say it. so i mean, don't think it so i mean, i just don't think it is orronsiwo. — so i mean, i just don't think it is offensive. no— so i mean, i just don't think it is offensive. no i— so i mean, i just don't think it is offensive. no i you're is offensive. no i think you're rigni. — is offensive. no i think you're igni-inink- is offensive. no i think you're right-think it's- is offensive. no i think you're. right-think it's mightily right. and i think it's mightily embarrassing and patronising . embarrassing and patronising. but what do you think? are you disabled? what you disabled? let me know what you think called, you think about being called, you know, or any know, slightly disabled or any of these other euphemisms market gbnews.uk coming up next, you won't want to miss this, folks.

the interview of the year. my guest nigel biggar, the top guest is nigel biggar, the top historian and author of a brand new book which pushes back on the of the british the demonisation of the british empire. terrible things happened. absolutely. but his book offers a more balanced assessment of our colonial past , and he's .

next at 10:00. i'll be dealing with the overpaid stars at the bbc, hugh edwards and all the rest of it. but first, it's mark meets tonight, the author of a book which aims to settle the debate once and for about whether once and for all about whether the british empire was good or the british empire was a good or a thing. colonialism a moral a bad thing. colonialism a moral reckoning, seeks to offer a balanced, dispassionate and honest assessment of britain's colonial past. for better and worse , warts and all, the

worse, warts and all, the historian professor andrew roberts, has called this book a work of true scholarship. he goes on this important book is a serious and substantial contribution to one of the great debates of all times. dr. zareer masani, author of indian tales of the raj , has called it hugely of the raj, has called it hugely impressive as an ethical map of empire. nigel biggar, welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank thanks, mark. nice to. nice to be thanks, mark. nice to. nice to no noro. — thanks, mark. nice to. nice to be here. privileged- thanks, mark. nice to. nice to be here. 37” . g: be here. privileged to have you on the program . why did this on the program. why did this book need to be written . book need to be written. because as you'll be aware, in ino— because as you'll be aware, in no iasi— because as you'll be aware, in no iasi 2— because as you'll be aware, in no iasi z or— because as you'll be aware, in the last 2 or 3— because as you'll be aware, in the last 2 or 3 years, osoooiaiiy— the last 2 or 3 years, especially since the black lives iiaiior— especially since the black lives matter movement— especially since the black lives matter movement across the kiianiio— matter movement across the kiianiio .— matter movement across the atlantic , there— matter movement across the atlantic , there has been put atlantic, there has been put airoari— atlantic, there has been put airoaa ino— atlantic, there has been put abroad, the idea that british ooioniai— abroad, the idea that british colonial history— abroad, the idea that british colonial history was nothing but a iiiany— colonial history was nothing but a iiiany or— colonial history was nothing but a litany of racism _ colonial history was nothing but a litany of racism and exploitation- a litany of racism and exploitation and, um , excessive exploitation and, um, excessive wioionoo— exploitation and, um, excessive wioionoo .— exploitation and, um, excessive

wioionoo , so— exploitation and, um, excessive violence , so that— exploitation and, um, excessive violence , so that nowadays the violence, so that nowadays the onraso— violence, so that nowadays the phrase colonialism and slavery is snokon— phrase colonialism and slavery is sookon as— phrase colonialism and slavery is spoken as if— phrase colonialism and slavery is spoken as if the— phrase colonialism and slavery is spoken as if the two things ino— is spoken as if the two things were the same— is spoken as if the two things were the same .— is spoken as if the two things were the same . and my view has were the same. and my view has aiways— were the same. and my view has aiways noon— were the same. and my view has always been that— were the same. and my view has always been that this is really always been that this is really a sianior— always been that this is really a slander upon— always been that this is really a slander upon the past that our ooioniai— a slander upon the past that our colonial history— a slander upon the past that our colonial history was a mixture of colonial history was a mixture or good— colonial history was a mixture or good inings— colonial history was a mixture of good things and bad things. but of good things and bad things. our aiso— of good things and bad things. but also certainly of good inings— but also certainly of good inings . — but also certainly of good inings . nia— but also certainly of good things. did you- but also certainly of good things. j r: but also certainly of good things . j r: things. did you have trouble getting this book published ? i getting this book published? i did. rather. getting this book published? i did . rather. i was contracted to did. rather. i was contracted to wriio— did. rather. i was contracted to wriio ii— did. rather. i was contracted to wriio ii for— r: r: rather. i was contracted to write it for bloomsbury publishing— write it for bloomsbury publishing in april 2018, i oroauooa— publishing in april 2018, i produced the— publishing in april 2018, i produced the manuscript at the ona— produced the manuscript at the on or— produced the manuscript at the on or 2020.— produced the manuscript at the end of 2020. my— produced the manuscript at the end of 2020. my editor at nioonsiury— end of 2020. my editor at bloomsbury said it was one of the bloomsbury said it was one of no nosi— bloomsbury said it was one of the most important books to come nis— the most important books to come across his desk— the most important books to come across his desk and— the most important books to come across his desk and that oroaioioa— across his desk and that predicted sales of up to 20,000 oonios. — predicted sales of up to 20,000 oonios. un— predicted sales of up to 20,000 copies. uh, mark— predicted sales of up to 20,000 copies. uh, mark march of 21 on the copies. uh, mark march of 21 on no ion— copies. uh, mark march of 21 on no ion of— copies. uh, mark march of 21 on the top of bloomsbury informs me that the top of bloomsbury informs me inai inoy— the top of bloomsbury informs me inai inoy aro— the top of bloomsbury informs me that they are postponing , uh, that they are postponing, uh, ouiiioaiion— that they are postponing, uh, publication indefinitely . and a publication indefinitely. and a senior member— publication indefinitely. and a senior member at bloomsbury told me senior member at bloomsbury told no war— senior member at bloomsbury told no inai inis— senior member at bloomsbury told me that this was— senior member at bloomsbury told me that this was because junior rnornois— me that this was because junior rnornois or— me that this was because junior members of the— me that this was because junior members of the publishing company— members of the publishing company nai— members of the publishing company had protested against

nawing— company had protested against nawing io— company had protested against having to work— company had protested against having to work on material they our-ooroo— having to work on material they org-ooroo io. — having to work on material they org-ooroo io. so— having to work on material they objected to. so in— having to work on material they objected to. so in the end, my ooniraoi— objected to. so in the end, my contract with— objected to. so in the end, my contract with was— objected to. so in the end, my contract with was cancelled . and contract with was cancelled. and in iaio— contract with was cancelled. and in iaio anni— contract with was cancelled. and in late april 2021,— contract with was cancelled. and in late april 2021, i— contract with was cancelled. and in late april 2021, i was left wiinoui— in late april 2021, i was left wiinoui a— in late april 2021, i was left without a publisher. happily inroo— without a publisher. happily three months— without a publisher. happily three months later, harpercollins came to my three months later,— harpercollins came to my rescue ani— harpercollins came to my rescue and ino— harpercollins came to my rescue and no book— harpercollins came to my rescue and the book was— harpercollins came to my rescue and the book was in fact puiiisnoa. — and the book was in fact published. in— and the book was in fact published. in february of this yoar.— published. in february of this yoar. nui— published. in february of this yoar. our no— published. in february of this year. but no thanks to bloomsbury- year. but no thanks to bloomsbury . : year. but no thanks to- bloomsbury . i've started the bloomsbury. i've started the book. it's a cracking read. it's incredibly well researched, but it's accessible as well. what motivated colonialism and the growth of the british empire? was it a blueprint ? was it was it a blueprint? was it a plan ? no, no . no one woke up in plan? no, no. no one woke up in ionion— plan? no, no. no one woke up in ionion ono— plan? no, no. no one woke up in london, one sunny,— , no, no. no one woke up in london, one sunny, warm morning and aooiioa— london, one sunny, warm morning and decided that— london, one sunny, warm morning and decided that they wanted to go ani— and decided that they wanted to go and onuog— and decided that they wanted to go and conquer the world. the noiiwos— go and conquer the world. the noiiwos wore— go and conquer the world. the motives were various. - go and conquer the world. the motives were various. trade was a main one, and sometimes times, for example , the pilgrims that for example, the pilgrims that crossed the atlantic were escaping religious persecution . escaping religious persecution. often migrants across the atlantic were escaping poverty

in britain and looking for a better life. and in africa , better life. and in africa, sometimes the empire extended its reach because of lobbying by humanitarians who wanted the slave trade in africa suppressed . so there was all manner of reason for the empire. there was no single project and no single motive. how no single project and no single motive . how does the british motive. how does the british inniro— motive. how does the british empire compare— motive. how does the british empire compare to- how does the british empire compare to other empires , inoiuiing— empire compare to other empires , including those— empire compare to other empires , including those in— empire compare to other empires , including those in existence o— , including those in existence o woii— , including those in existence now ? well certainly from the end now? well certainly from the end of now? well certainly from the end or ino— now? well certainly from the end or no win— now? well certainly from the end or no iiin or— now? well certainly from the end of the 17th of the _ now? well certainly from the end of the 17th of the 18th century, the of the 17th of the 18th century, ino nriiisn— of the 17th of the 18th century, the british empire used its nowor— the british empire used its oowor io— the british empire used its power to promote eight humanitarian causes , such as the humanitarian causes, such as the aioiiiion— humanitarian causes, such as the aioiiiion or— humanitarian causes, such as the abolition of slave— humanitarian causes, such as the abolition of slave trading and siawory— abolition of slave trading and siawory aii— abolition of slave trading and slavery all over— abolition of slave trading and slavery all over the world. iron — slavery all over the world. from brazil,— slavery all over the world. from brazil, across- slavery all over the world. from brazil, across africa, india , malaysia and in the india, malaysia and in the course of the late 19th century, early 20th century, the main parts of the empire canada , parts of the empire canada, australia, new zealand, south africa and then india were put on a track to become independent

entities within the loose embrace of the british empire. so there were humanitarian and liberal strains within the empire that became increasingly strong as time went by and compared, let's say, to contemporary chinese empire, which is expanding . britain's which is expanding. britain's empire was liberal and humane . empire was liberal and humane. now it seems that some have leveraged nigel our colonial history as a political weapon. what's your view on that ? well, what's your view on that? well, onaiis— what's your view on that? well, onaiis wry— what's your view on that? well, onaiis why i— what's your view on that? well, that's why i wrote— what's your view on that? well, that's why i wrote the book, because it seemed to me that the interest of many of the anti—colonial lobbyists , many of anti—colonial lobbyists, many of those who want to decolonise our institutions and pull down statues, it's not the interest is not the truth about the past , because the truth about the past is far too nuanced to support this kind of black and white caricaturing of the british empire and our imperial history . um, british empire and our imperial history. um, so i british empire and our imperial history . um, so i wrote the book

history. um, so i wrote the book in order to provide britons with the whole truth about our imperial past because the, the, the political reason for denigrating our colonial past is to say that britain today is systemically racist . and this systemically racist. and this this all has to do with our centrally racist colonial history . and the problem is that history. and the problem is that i don't think we are, in fact, systemically racist . now, if you systemically racist. now, if you look at the skin colour of most of the members of boris johnson's last cabinet, they were not white. and certainly you cannot equate british colonial endeavour with with racism. there was a lot of racism. there was a lot of racism within the empire. but as i say, there was also a sustain and endeavour to abolish slavery in the name of the basic equality of all people, regardless of race. nigel, let's rinisn— regardless of race. nigel, let's rinisn wiin— regardless of race. nigel, let's finish with an— regardless of race. nigel, let's finish with an easy— g: , nigel, let's finish with an easy one. is the worki— finish with an easy one. is the worii a— finish with an easy one. is the world a better— finish with an easy one. is the world a better or— finish with an easy one. is the world a better or a— finish with an easy one. is the world a better or a worse place for ino— world a better or a worse place for the british _ world a better or a worse place for the british empire having

okisioa— for the british empire having okisioi 7— for the british empire having existed ? and— for the british empire having existed ? and it's certainly existed? and it's certainly ioiior— existed? and it's certainly better than— existed? and it's certainly better than than some alternative— better than than some alternative possibilities . ' “r: alternative possibilities. and onero— alternative possibilities. and inoro ar— alternative possibilities. and there are plenty— alternative possibilities. and there are plenty of- alternative possibilities. and there are plenty of people with non—white skin around the world who will bear testimony to the fact that britain bequeathed inaya situations and customs that have helped to promote liberal, humane societies around the world is there a danger, though, that by looking at the positives, the positive legacy of colonialism, that we gloss over the horrors of slavery ? i over the horrors of slavery? i suppose there's a danger and the story being told us at the moment is that none of us know anything about the history of slavery. and so we need to be reminded of what some of our some of our forebears did in the 70 and 18th centuries to two and a half century ago. um i don't know whether it's true that no one knows anything about that. i

certainly have known about it all my life and i've no objection at to all having people told about the bad parts of the empire. and in my book, as i of the empire. and in my book, asi hope of the empire. and in my book, as i hope you'll discover , i am as i hope you'll discover, i am evenhanded, i'm quite frank about some of the bad things that happened , not least that happened, not least slavery. also excessive violence. but that's not the whole truth. and i want the whole truth. and i want the whole truth. and i want the whole truth to be told because there was a mixture good and there was a mixture of good and bad, were some things bad, and there were some things in that think we in the empire that i think we contemporary britons should admire. congratulations on its outiioaiion— admire. congratulations on its publication. it's— coir: ”it; congratulations on its publication. it's winning oir: ”it; congratulations on its publication. it's winning rave non — publication. it's winning rave reviews from across the ooiiiioai— reviews from across the political spectrum . um, and political spectrum. um, and among— political spectrum. um, and among many— political spectrum. um, and among many esteemed professors and nisiorians.— among many esteemed professors and historians. so— among many esteemed professors and historians. so i— among many esteemed professors and historians. so i think make your— and historians. so i think make your on— and historians. so i think make your mina— and historians. so i think make your own mind up— and historians. so i think make your own mind up and grab a copy of your own mind up and grab a copy or ino— your own mind up and grab a copy or no nook.— your own mind up and grab a copy of the book. it's— your own mind up and grab a copy of the book. it's by— your own mind up and grab a copy of the book. it's by nigel ragga.— of the book. it's by nigel niggar. iris— of the book. it's by nigel biggar. it's called colonialism a biggar. it's called colonialism k-kookoning— biggar. it's called colonialism k-kookoning .- biggar. it's called colonialism a reckoning . thank you, a moral reckoning. thank you, wigoi.— a moral reckoning. thank you, wigoi. coming— a moral reckoning. thank you, wigoi. coming up— a moral reckoning. thank you, nigel. coming up next in my take at nigel. coming up next in my take ai ion— nigel. coming up next in my take ai ion iii— nigel. coming up next in my take ai ion iii no— nigel. coming up next in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with the oworoaia—nnc- at ten, i'll be dealing with the overpaid—bbc .- at ten, i'll be dealing with thei overpaid—bbc . it's overpaid stars at the bbc. it's ino— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's rino inoy— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took a— overpaid stars at the bbc. it's time they took a pay cut like ino— time they took a pay cut like ino-or— time they took a pay cut like ino-or — time they took a pay cut like the-of us. also- time they took a pay cut like the of us. also your the rest of us. also your onaiis. — the rest of us. also your emails. mark- the rest of us. also your emails. mark gb newsroom. luke, do emails. mark gb newsroom. luke, no you— emails. mark gb newsroom. luke, no you inink— emails. mark gb newsroom. luke, do you think that— emails. mark gb newsroom. luke, do you think that the coronation

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nursing— that we've got within our nursing profession or within the wus— nursing profession or within the wns .— nursing profession or within the wns . ks— nursing profession or within the nhs . as labour— nursing profession or within the nhs . as labour has vowed to end nhs. as labour has vowed to end wnar— nhs. as labour has vowed to end wnar ii— nhs. as labour has vowed to end what it describes— nhs. as labour has vowed to end what it describes as— nhs. as labour has vowed to end what it describes as a postcode ioiiory— what it describes as a postcode ioiiory for— what it describes as a postcode ioiiory for or— what it describes as a postcode lottery for gp appointments if it lottery for gp appointments if i wis— lottery for gp appointments if i ino— lottery for gp appointments if it wins the next— lottery for gp appointments if it wins the next election. the party— it wins the next election. the parry says— it wins the next election. the parry says up— it wins the next election. the party says up to— it wins the next election. the party says up to three quarters of patients in some parts of england aren't able to see their doctor of choice and only half the number of appointments are held face to face. labour's promising to double the number of doctors trained every year to 15,000. plans to build new smart motorways are being cancelled over safety concerns , cost and over safety concerns, cost and low public confidence . us. the low public confidence. us. the government has confirmed 14 planned projects have been scrapped and existing stretches will be made safer. campaigners are demanding the return of hard shoulders to existing smart motorways . the british motorways. the british horseracing authority has condemned protesters who delayed the grand national yesterday. more than 60 people remain in custody after a total of 118 were arrested for disrupting the

event, slightly delaying the start of the race. activists from animal rising are calling for jump racing to be banned forjump racing to be banned after three horses died at aintree . and they've warned aintree. and they've warned further protests will take place this summer. the bucha says it will be a painstaking analysis to determine what caused the deaths over in the us . four deaths over in the us. four people have been killed and at least 20 people injured in a shooting at a teenager's birthday party in alabama. the incident took place last night incident took place last night in a dance studio in the area has since been cordoned off . has since been cordoned off. it's not yet clear what led to the shooting. in a statement on twitter, the governor of alabama said violent crime has no place in our state and we're staying closely updated by law enforcement as details emerge that shooting occurred within weeks of two high profile mass shootings in the nearby states of tennessee and kentucky . and of tennessee and kentucky. and more than 6000 members of the armed forces will be taking part in the king's coronation next month. thousands of veterans and

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ana— haven't been told what to say and wno— haven't been told what to say and who don't— haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script. ionigni,— and who don't follow the script. tonight, annunziata rees—mogg, woii— tonight, annunziata rees—mogg, woii rarisn— tonight, annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and— tonight, annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and emma burnell. inoyiii— neil parish and emma burnell. inoy-ii aiso— neil parish and emma burnell. they'll also be— neil parish and emma burnell. they'll also be contributing to a urani— they'll also be contributing to a irani now— they'll also be contributing to a brand new feature on the show , noaaiino— a brand new feature on the show , headline heroes— a brand new feature on the show , headline heroes and back page naiiios— , headline heroes and back page naiiios so— , headline heroes and back page naiiios so big— , headline heroes and back page baddies. so big stories , big baddies. so big stories, big guosis— baddies. so big stories, big guosis ani— baddies. so big stories, big guests and always big opinions . guests and always big opinions. woiwo— guests and always big opinions. wo-wo savou— guests and always big opinions. we've saved our— guests and always big opinions. we've saved our best till last, a massive hour— we've saved our best till last, a massive hour to— we've saved our best till last, a massive hour to come. we start wiin— a massive hour to come. we start win my— a massive hour to come. we start win my iako— a massive hour to come. we start win my iako .— a massive hour to come. we start win my iako . ki— a massive hour to come. we start with my take . at ten have i got with my take. at ten have i got wows— with my take. at ten have i got wows for— with my take. at ten have i got wows for you?— with my take. at ten have i got news for you? the— with my take. at ten have i got news for you? the mail newspaper nrazior— news for you? the mail newspaper nrazior rooon— news for you? the mail newspaper brazier report that— news for you? the mail newspaper brazier report that bbc bosses nako— brazier report that bbc bosses nawo soni— brazier report that bbc bosses have sent out— brazier report that bbc bosses have sent out redundancy notices to have sent out redundancy notices io oo— have sent out redundancy notices io or— have sent out redundancy notices io or us— have sent out redundancy notices to some of its highest paid siars— to some of its highest paid siars in— to some of its highest paid siars in a— to some of its highest paid stars in a bid— to some of its highest paid stars in a bid to- to some of its highest paid stars in a bid to cut costs oosis— stars in a bid to cut costs oosis wiin— stars in a bid to cut costs costs with talent and other ooouiwosi— costs with talent and other executives being offered a goiaon— executives being offered a golden handshake funded by you and no— golden handshake funded by you and or— golden handshake funded by you and me, of course,— golden handshake funded by you and me, of course, to exit the oorooraiion. — and me, of course, to exit the corporation. now,— and me, of course, to exit the corporation. now, i'm not sure inis— corporation. now, i'm not sure no son— corporation. now, i'm not sure no siory is— corporation. now, i'm not sure this story is all— corporation. now, i'm not sure this story is all it's cracked up io— this story is all it's cracked up io no. — this story is all it's cracked up o to kno— this story is all it's cracked up to be. and the beeb's orsiwniio— up to be. and the beeb's erstwhile evening news anchor, the erstwhile evening news anchor, ino pan— erstwhile evening news anchor, to pan ino— erstwhile evening news anchor, the part time prizefighter hugh inwards— the part time prizefighter hugh iiwaris nas— the part time prizefighter hugh edwards, has sought to k.o. the story— edwards, has sought to k.o. the soy, rwooiing— edwards, has sought to k.o. the soy, rwooiing a— edwards, has sought to k.o. the story, tweeting a photo taken wiin— story, tweeting a photo taken wiin nis— story, tweeting a photo taken with his lovely— story, tweeting a photo taken with his lovely mother, sirossing— with his lovely mother, stressing that these redundancy

noiioos— stressing that these redundancy noiioos aro— stressing that these redundancy noiioos a— stressing that these redundancy notices are a standard hr exercise. one— notices are a standard hr exercise. one of many sent over ino— exercise. one of many sent over ino yoas — exercise. one of many sent over to yoas ironic— exercise. one of many sent over the years. ironic that this ougnaoious— the years. ironic that this pugnacious man of the people snouia— pugnacious man of the people snouii io— pugnacious man of the people should be photographed with a giass— should be photographed with a giass or— should be photographed with a glass of champagne in his hand. old glass of champagne in his hand. our naiiis— glass of champagne in his hand. old habits die— glass of champagne in his hand. old habits die hard for the noon— old habits die hard for the media elite.— old habits die hard for the media elite. i— old habits die hard for the media elite. i wonder if that iuiiiy— media elite. i wonder if that iuiiiy was— media elite. i wonder if that bubbly was tax— media elite. i wonder if that bubbly was tax payer funded. but the bubbly was tax payer funded. but no raci— bubbly was tax payer funded. but no no war— bubbly was tax payer funded. but the fact that well—paid stars iiko— the fact that well—paid stars iiko nugn— the fact that well—paid stars like hugh edwards and his ooiioaguo— like hugh edwards and his colleague sophie raworth have iaugnoa— colleague sophie raworth have iaugnoi orr— colleague sophie raworth have laughed off this— colleague sophie raworth have laughed off this story speaks woiurnos— laughed off this story speaks woiurnos in— laughed off this story speaks volumes in itself . such is laughed off this story speaks volumes in itself. such is their ioriy— volumes in itself. such is their iorry oosiiion— volumes in itself. such is their lofty position within the oiosoioa— lofty position within the closeted ivory tower of tv oniro — closeted ivory tower of tv oniro .— closeted ivory tower of tv centre , and— closeted ivory tower of tv centre , and the- closeted ivory tower of tv centre , and the message is centre, and the message is oioar— centre, and the message is oioar iiko— centre, and the message is clear. i've been— centre, and the message is clear. i've been offered woiuniary— clear. i've been offered voluntary redundancy, but i oiwiousiy— voluntary redundancy, but i obviously won't— voluntary redundancy, but i obviously won't be taking it. i naro— obviously won't be taking it. i naio io— obviously won't be taking it. i naio io ining— obviously won't be taking it. i hate to bring him— obviously won't be taking it. i hate to bring him up, but i ooa— hate to bring him up, but i wonder whether saint gary iinokor— wonder whether saint gary lineker will— wonder whether saint gary lineker will be _ wonder whether saint gary lineker will be receiving such an invitation— lineker will be receiving such an invitation to— lineker will be receiving such an invitation to stand down as woii— an invitation to stand down as woii .— an invitation to stand down as woii. nis— an invitation to stand down as well. his departure would oonainiy— well. his departure would certainly save— well. his departure would certainly save the organisation arow— certainly save the organisation arow guin— certainly save the organisation a few quid given— certainly save the organisation a few quid given that it takes sooo— a few quid given that it takes over 8000 odd— a few quid given that it takes over 8000 odd licence fee payers to over 8000 odd licence fee payers io runa— over 8000 odd licence fee payers io runa nis— over 8000 odd licence fee payers to fund his annual— over 8000 odd licence fee payers to fund his annual salary of ais— to fund his annual salary of £13 million.— to fund his annual salary of £1.3 million. just— to fund his annual salary of £1.3 million. just to talk about rooiiaii— £1.3 million. just to talk about rooiiaii .— £1.3 million. just to talk about football . for— £1.3 million. just to talk about football . for now— £1.3 million. just to talk about football . for now i've got no football. for now i've got no oronion — football. for now i've got no problem with— football. for now i've got no problem with saint gary making that problem with saint gary making

inai nonoy— problem with saint gary making inai nonoy in— problem with saint gary making that money in the— problem with saint gary making that money in the private sooio— that money in the private sooio nui— that money in the private sector. but don't make us pay for i.— sector. but don't make us pay for in nosi— sector. but don't make us pay for it. most of— sector. but don't make us pay for it. most of these stars are on six— for it. most of these stars are on six ani— for it. most of these stars are on six and seven— for it. most of these stars are on six and seven figure saiaios— on six and seven figure salaries, which i doubt they wouii— salaries, which i doubt they wouia goi— salaries, which i doubt they would get elsewhere. they oonainiy— would get elsewhere. they certainly wouldn't get it here. i certainly wouldn't get it here. i nawonii— certainly wouldn't get it here. i haven't even— certainly wouldn't get it here. i haven't even got a make up anisi— i haven't even got a make up anisi ana— i haven't even got a make up artist and let's— i haven't even got a make up artist and let's not even go inoro— artist and let's not even go inoro wiin— artist and let's not even go there with the _ artist and let's not even go there with the hair. another inoy— there with the hair. another reason they won't accept this roiunianoy— reason they won't accept this redundancy offer— reason they won't accept this redundancy offer over at the noon— redundancy offer over at the book is— redundancy offer over at the beeb is because— redundancy offer over at the beeb is because the scheme is oaoooi— beeb is because the scheme is oaopoa ai— beeb is because the scheme is capped at £150,000. a large aoun— capped at £150,000. a large aouni or— capped at £150,000. a large amount of money, i'll grant you. our— amount of money, i'll grant you. our snaii— amount of money, i'll grant you. but small change— amount of money, i'll grant you. but small change to the privileged— but small change to the privileged presenters over in wosi— privileged presenters over in west london. _ privileged presenters over in west london. that sort of down oaynoni— west london. that sort of down payment wouldn't— west london. that sort of down payment wouldn't even touch the siaios— payment wouldn't even touch the siios for— payment wouldn't even touch the sides for these— payment wouldn't even touch the sides for these fatcat stars dining— sides for these fatcat stars aining our— sides for these fatcat stars dining out on— sides for these fatcat stars dining out on the largesse of a groai— dining out on the largesse of a groai nriiisn— dining out on the largesse of a great british public who face orosoouiion— great british public who face prosecution and— great british public who face prosecution and jail if they ion-i— prosecution and jail if they ion-i pay— prosecution and jail if they ion-i pay anis— prosecution and jail if they don't pay this annual tv tax. wow— don't pay this annual tv tax. wow ino— don't pay this annual tv tax. now the talented zoe ball prosonis— now the talented zoe ball presents the _ now the talented zoe ball presents the radio two breakfast snow.— presents the radio two breakfast snow. sno-s— presents the radio two breakfast snow. sno-s a— presents the radio two breakfast show. she's a great talent, but nor— show. she's a great talent, but nor saiary— show. she's a great talent, but can her salary of— show. she's a great talent, but can her salary of just shy of £1 niiiion— can her salary of just shy of £1 niiiion a— can her salary of just shy of £1 million a year— can her salary of just shy of £1 million a year to— can her salary of just shy of £1 million a year to play records on ino— million a year to play records on no raaio— million a year to play records on the radio really be justified £1 on the radio really be justified or niiiion— on the radio really be justified or niiiion a— on the radio really be justified £1 million a year,— on the radio really be justified £1 million a year, particularly giwon— £1 million a year, particularly giwon ino—

£1 million a year, particularly given the fact— £1 million a year, particularly given the fact that the guy who roiiowoa — given the fact that the guy who roiiowoa nor— given the fact that the guy who followed her in— given the fact that the guy who followed her in the mid—morning aoo,— followed her in the mid—morning ag, kon— followed her in the mid—morning slot, ken bruce— followed her in the mid—morning slot, ken bruce ,_ followed her in the mid—morning slot, ken bruce , was on half slot, ken bruce, was on half inai— slot, ken bruce, was on half inai nonoy— slot, ken bruce, was on half that money with— slot, ken bruce, was on half that money with a bigger auiionoo— that money with a bigger audience and— that money with a bigger audience and who was allowed to ioawo— audience and who was allowed to ioawo ino— audience and who was allowed to leave the corporation . ken bruce leave the corporation. ken bruce on nan— leave the corporation. ken bruce was on half the— leave the corporation. ken bruce was on half the money of many of inoso— was on half the money of many of inoso noo— was on half the money of many of these bbc stars,— was on half the money of many of these bbc stars, but— was on half the money of many of these bbc stars, but was twice as good— these bbc stars, but was twice as good .— these bbc stars, but was twice as good . inis— these bbc stars, but was twice as good . inis guy— these bbc stars, but was twice as good . this guy had the as good. this guy had the iiggosi— as good. this guy had the biggest radio— as good. this guy had the biggest radio show in europe. was— biggest radio show in europe. was no— biggest radio show in europe. was he allowed— biggest radio show in europe. was he allowed to leave because of nis— was he allowed to leave because or no agoo— was he allowed to leave because or no agoo kna— was he allowed to leave because of his age? and the— was he allowed to leave because of his age? and the bbc's iosossion— of his age? and the bbc's obsession with— of his age? and the bbc's obsession with getting young ana— obsession with getting young viewers and listeners, which by the viewers and listeners, which by no way,— viewers and listeners, which by no way, is— viewers and listeners, which by no way, is a— viewers and listeners, which by the way, is a futile exercise, you— the way, is a futile exercise, you ioii— the way, is a futile exercise, you ioii no— the way, is a futile exercise, you ioii i— the way, is a futile exercise, you tell me. i do- the way, is a futile exercise, you tell me. i do like the bbc, nui— you tell me. i do like the bbc, our i— you tell me. i do like the bbc, our i naro— you tell me. i do like the bbc, but i hate its— you tell me. i do like the bbc, but i hate its funding model and i but i hate its funding model and i naro— but i hate its funding model and i naio iis— but i hate its funding model and i hate its profligacy and waste its i hate its profligacy and waste is a— i hate its profligacy and waste is a ioko— i hate its profligacy and waste its a joke that— i hate its profligacy and waste its a joke that a— i hate its profligacy and waste its a joke that a channel like gb its a joke that a channel like on wows— its a joke that a channel like gb news manages to turn out nunaroas— gb news manages to turn out nunarois or— gb news manages to turn out hundreds of hours every week of iiko— hundreds of hours every week of live broadcasting,— hundreds of hours every week of live broadcasting, both radio ana— live broadcasting, both radio and iv— live broadcasting, both radio and iv .— live broadcasting, both radio and iv , on— live broadcasting, both radio and iv , on a— live broadcasting, both radio and tv , on a budget of about and tv, on a budget of about ioni— and tv, on a budget of about son a— and tv, on a budget of about son a gay.— and tv, on a budget of about £0.11 a day. whilst the beeb oonoiains— £0.11 a day. whilst the beeb complains about— £0.11 a day. whilst the beeb complains about its income which ourroniiy— complains about its income which currently stands— complains about its income which currently stands .— complains about its income which currently stands . at— complains about its income which currently stands . at over £52 currently stands. at over £52 iiiiion— currently stands. at over £52 iiiiion a— currently stands. at over £52 billion a year,— currently stands. at over £52 billion a year, look at the nonoy— billion a year, look at the money sloshing around. bbc radio wniisi— money sloshing around. bbc radio whilst somebody—

money sloshing around. bbc radio whilst somebody like joe rogan, the whilst somebody like joe rogan, rno ooioasior— whilst somebody like joe rogan, rno ooioasior .— whilst somebody like joe rogan, the podcaster , enjoys a global the podcaster, enjoys a global auiionoo— the podcaster, enjoys a global auaionoo or— the podcaster, enjoys a global audience of 11— the podcaster, enjoys a global audience of 11 million. that's 11 audience of 11 million. that's ii niiiion— audience of 11 million. that's 11 million people— audience of 11 million. that's 11 million people a week for a orogranno— 11 million people a week for a programme recorded in his garage at programme recorded in his garage ai nono— programme recorded in his garage ai nono. nui— programme recorded in his garage at home. but the— programme recorded in his garage at home. but the beeb can't put out at home. but the beeb can't put our a— at home. but the beeb can't put our a radio— at home. but the beeb can't put out a radio show— at home. but the beeb can't put out a radio show without a iaiiaiion— out a radio show without a battalion of— out a radio show without a battalion of producers, and it's not battalion of producers, and it's nor iusi— battalion of producers, and it's nor iusi ino— battalion of producers, and it's not just the overstaffed shows or ino— not just the overstaffed shows or no wiiaiy— not just the overstaffed shows or the wildly overpaid talent. iris— or the wildly overpaid talent. is ino— or the wildly overpaid talent. us no any— or the wildly overpaid talent. it's the army of— or the wildly overpaid talent. it's the army of pen pushers and armani— it's the army of pen pushers and armani suited— it's the army of pen pushers and armani suited middle managers wiin— armani suited middle managers wiin sonooi— armani suited middle managers with school fees— armani suited middle managers with school fees and skiing noiiaays— with school fees and skiing noiiiays io— with school fees and skiing holidays to pay— with school fees and skiing holidays to pay for that are part— holidays to pay for that are pan or— holidays to pay for that are pan or inis— holidays to pay for that are part of this extraordinary state runaoa— part of this extraordinary state runaoa gravy— part of this extraordinary state funded gravy train . the bbc has funded gravy train. the bbc has a groai— funded gravy train. the bbc has a groai iogaoy— funded gravy train. the bbc has a groai iogaoy .— funded gravy train. the bbc has a great legacy . it's a globally a great legacy. it's a globally rooognisoa— a great legacy. it's a globally recognised news— a great legacy. it's a globally recognised news brand with a jaw droppijjg— recognised news brand with a jaw dropping iaok— recognised news brand with a jaw dropping back catalogue of oiassio— dropping back catalogue of classic comedies, documents , classic comedies, documents, guis— classic comedies, documents, guizriins— classic comedies, documents, guizriins ana— classic comedies, documents, quiz films and drama , and quiz films and drama, and notwithstanding the woke finger wagging— notwithstanding the woke finger wagging storylines of shows like iasiiniors— wagging storylines of shows like eastenders and— wagging storylines of shows like eastenders and doctor who, the oioar— eastenders and doctor who, the clear anti—brexit— eastenders and doctor who, the clear anti—brexit bias, the iniioss— clear anti—brexit bias, the endless britain— clear anti—brexit bias, the endless britain bashing, and the ono— endless britain bashing, and the ono noio— endless britain bashing, and the one note pro—lockdown pandemic ooworago. — one note pro—lockdown pandemic ooworago. ino— one note pro—lockdown pandemic coverage. the organisation is siiii— coverage. the organisation is still responsible— coverage. the organisation is still responsible for thousands of still responsible for thousands or nours— still responsible for thousands or nours or— still responsible for thousands of hours of great— still responsible for thousands of hours of great work online, on ino— of hours of great work online, on no radio— of hours of great work online,

on the radio and— of hours of great work online, on the radio and on tv, but they oouia— on the radio and on tv, but they oouii ao— on the radio and on tv, but they oouii oio ii— on the radio and on tv, but they oouii do i ai— on the radio and on tv, but they could do it at a— on the radio and on tv, but they could do it at a fraction of the oosi— could do it at a fraction of the oosi. kni— could do it at a fraction of the oosi. and no— could do it at a fraction of the cost. and now they must . it's cost. and now they must. it's iino— cost. and now they must. it's iino ino— cost. and now they must. it's iino ino ono— cost. and now they must. it's time the bbc took a pay cut and sianoa— time the bbc took a pay cut and sianoi iiwing— time the bbc took a pay cut and started living in— time the bbc took a pay cut and started living in the real worki— started living in the real woria, iusi— started living in the real world, just like the rest of us. ino— world, just like the rest of us. ino ono— world, just like the rest of us. ino nno is— world, just like the rest of us. the bbc is becoming the weakest link the bbc is becoming the weakest iink ani— the bbc is becoming the weakest iink and is— the bbc is becoming the weakest iink and is paying— the bbc is becoming the weakest link and is paying far too much nonoy— link and is paying far too much nonoy io— link and is paying far too much money to pointless celebrities . money to pointless celebrities. wnar-s— money to pointless celebrities. wnar-s your— money to pointless celebrities. what's your view— money to pointless celebrities. what's your view ? do you back what's your view? do you back the what's your view? do you back no onco— what's your view? do you back no nnoo no— what's your view? do you back the bbc? do you— what's your view? do you back the bbc? do you think the talent are the bbc? do you think the talent wonn— the bbc? do you think the talent wonn ino— the bbc? do you think the talent are worth the money? let me know.— are worth the money? let me know. iiark— are worth the money? let me know. mark gbnews.uk. i'll get to know. mark gbnews.uk. i'll get io your— know. mark gbnews.uk. i'll get ro your onaiis— know. mark gbnews.uk. i'll get to your emails shortly . reacting to your emails shortly. reacting to your emails shortly. reacting io ny— to your emails shortly. reacting io nny iako— to your emails shortly. reacting ro nny iako ai— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten,— to your emails shortly. reacting to my take at ten, former tory mp— to my take at ten, former tory iir woii— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish— to my take at ten, former tory mp neil parish journalist and ooiiiioai— mp neil parish journalist and political consultant emma nurnoii— political consultant emma burnell and— political consultant emma burnell and former brexit party wir— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata— burnell and former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg . neil, mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, ior no siai— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with— mep annunziata rees—mogg. neil, let me start with you . do you let me start with you. do you inink— let me start with you. do you inink inoso— let me start with you. do you think these stars— let me start with you. do you think these stars are worth the niiiions— think these stars are worth the millions they're— think these stars are worth the millions they're paid? no i inink— millions they're paid? no i inink youo— millions they're paid? no i think you're absolutely right. ino— think you're absolutely right. ino menia— think you're absolutely right. the media needs— think you're absolutely right. the media needs to- think you're absolutely right. the media needs to be- think you're absolutely right. the media needs to be a sort of competitor of organisations and so you've got the media that's not sponsored by like the bbc is by the licence fee , and the bbc

by the licence fee, and the bbc are just really out bidding everybody else. and i think we've just got to make sure that people do get value for money. i think the bbc is really necessary and i think it does a good job, but i think some of these the amounts being paid are just wrong . and i also think it just wrong. and i also think it needs to react in a believe it or not, i know the bbc will throw their hands up in horror when i talk about the marketplace, but i just don't think they are in the marketplace because they have this money and i think that's where would like to see, you where i would like to see, you know , get value for money. let's know, get value for money. let's tighten up middle management, all of those things you talked about. all of those things you talked about . mark, is there like so about. mark, is there like so many big bureaucracies, the bbc is a big bureaucracy . kwasi and is a big bureaucracy. kwasi and i think, you know, gb news, you have a fraction of the costs. you still have some good audiences and if the bbc had to sort of compete on the, you know, on finance and the numbers that you get to watch, they wouldn't be anywhere in the same ball game, would they? and i think that's where, you know,

let's reasonable . does gary let's be reasonable. does gary lineker need 1.3 million? no, i don't think he does . it's just don't think he does. it's just the fact that actually sport is very popular and the bbc wants to keep him there. but i think , to keep him there. but i think, you know, let's be sensible and let's reduce a lot of these salaries to a the licence fee fear can afford. i mean, a lot of them are retired people, a lot of them are pensioners that pay lot of them are pensioners that pay for the bbc . you very much pay for the bbc. you very much got a thing now where it is the older generation watching the bbc and very much value it. but again, they need to have value for money. now the beeb has said that for money. now the beeb has said inai inis— for money. now the beeb has said that this invitation— for money. now the beeb has said that this invitation to— that this invitation to woiuniary— that this invitation to voluntary redundancy is not iargoiing— voluntary redundancy is not iargoiing any— voluntary redundancy is not targeting any individuals. inoy-wo— targeting any individuals. they've sent— targeting any individuals. they've sent it to everyone wno-s— they've sent it to everyone wno-s ai— they've sent it to everyone wno-s ai ino— they've sent it to everyone who's at the same grade. they saiai— who's at the same grade. they saioi wono— who's at the same grade. they said, we're looking for expressions- expressions of interest in roaunaani— expressions of interest in redundant arnie not offering it ani— redundant arnie not offering it and is— redundant arnie not offering it and is noi— redundant arnie not offering it and it's not the— redundant arnie not offering it and it's not the case that any or everyone who _ and it's not the case that any or everyone who came forward and it's not the case that any or eveibeie who came forward and it's not the case that any or eveibe accepted me forward and it's not the case that any or eveibe accepted .ie forward and it's not the case that any or eveibe accepted . butrrward would be accepted. but annunciator._ would be accepted. but annunciator. i- would be accepted. but annunciator. i think that the noo— annunciator. i think that the nno nooas— annunciator. i think that the bbc needs to— annunciator. i think that the bbc needs to drastically look irasiioaiiy— bbc needs to drastically look drastically look— bbc needs to drastically look drastically look at the amount of drastically look at the amount or-inoy— drastically look at the amount or-inoy spong- drastically look at the amount of-they spend on- drastically look at the amount of they spend on their of money they spend on their output-— of money they spend on their output- inoy-ro— of money they spend on their output. they're complaining with an or—

output. they're complaining with an income of £5.2— output. they're complaining with an income of £5.2 billion, this musi— an income of £5.2 billion, this nusi onango. — an income of £5.2 billion, this must change. and- an income of £5.2 billion, this must change. '“r: an income of £5.2 billion, this must change. ' “r: tutti. e must change. and of course it must. and we must scrap the licence fee that i think it is now completely unjustified . and now completely unjustified. and these salaries are unjustifiable . and the person who blew the whistle these letters going whistle on these letters going out out that a mere out pointed out that a mere £150,000 wouldn't be worth the while of these presenters to take. well because they're on multiples of that every year and nowhere else would pay them as much to do the same job. well if that's the case, nor should the bbc be paying them that much. and it certainly shouldn't be with compulsory funding from the british public, none of us have a choice. if we want to watch any broadcasting and that cannot be right in the current environment. the cost of living, the bbc should be able to stand on its own two feet if it is as wonderful as people say. and i've got a lot of time for a number of its programmes , then number of its programmes, then it will be able to stand on its own two feet without about people being threatened with prison cover those salaries. prison to cover those salaries.

emma the bbc is a valuable british cultural brand. it has soft diplomatic power- british cultural brand. it has soft diplomatic power ,- e rim : it has soft diplomatic power , power soft diplomatic power, power airoaa. — soft diplomatic power, power airoaa. or— soft diplomatic power, power abroad. of course it does , and a abroad. of course it does, and a iogaoy— abroad. of course it does, and a iogaoy or— abroad. of course it does, and a iogaoy or groai— abroad. of course it does, and a legacy of great programming, raiio— legacy of great programming, raaio ani— legacy of great programming, radio and tv.— legacy of great programming, radio and tv. but it lives ioyoni— radio and tv. but it lives ioyona iis— radio and tv. but it lives beyond its means. radio and tv. but it lives beyond its means . the bottom beyond its means. the bottom iino— beyond its means. the bottom iino is— beyond its means. the bottom iino is war— beyond its means. the bottom line is that there— beyond its means. the bottom line is that there in a parallel universe over— line is that there in a parallel universe over at— line is that there in a parallel universe over at the beeb, aonii— universe over at the beeb, aon-i inoy— universe over at the beeb, aon-i inoy 7— universe over at the beeb, aren't they ? i— universe over at the beeb, aren't they ? i don't think aren't they? i don't think inoyiro— aren't they? i don't think inoy-ro in— aren't they? i don't think inoy-ro in a— aren't they? i don't think they're in a parallel universe. inoyiro— they're in a parallel universe. inoyiro in— they're in a parallel universe. inoyiro in a— they're in a parallel universe. they're in a complicated- they're in a complicated universe . they constantly have universe. they constantly have to do this dance between being independent of government. but publicly funded. and that's what the licence fee is. it's a fudge to make sure that the bbc retains its independence from government , but is also funded government, but is also funded publicly funded. the reason that it's done in this model that i understand why people like nancy nortje are so cross about, but it does. it's the only way that we can make sure that we have a publicly funded but also independent broadcaster . and independent broadcaster. and that's what's key for the bbc. and on charter, i'm just wonioring— and on charter, i'm just wondering why we need a publicly runioi— wondering why we need a publicly runaoi ono— wondering why we need a publicly runaoi ai— wondering why we need a publicly funded one at all. _ wondering why we need a publicly funded one at all. �*joiirzi; funded one at all. we have a

multitude . we're not going to multitude. we're not going to suddenly get the american press like this. i've literally spent you can have a requirement that for impartiality without making the british people pay for it compulsory. and also the british people pay for it compulsory . and also the other compulsory. and also the other muon— compulsory. and also the other nuon fron— compulsory. and also the other much from what— compulsory. and also the other much from what we— ec? 3 and also the other much from what we invest in the noo— much from what we invest in the nno in— much from what we invest in the nno in iorns— much from what we invest in the bbc in terms just— much from what we invest in the bbc in terms just in terms of ino— bbc in terms just in terms of no son— bbc in terms just in terms of the soft power— bbc in terms just in terms of the soft power that mark mentioned,— the soft power that mark mentioned, never mind the inoroiiiio— mentioned, never mind the incredible output and there's a ioaa— incredible output and there's a ioai or— incredible output and there's a load of stuff— incredible output and there's a load of stuff i— incredible output and there's a load of stuff i don't watch on ino— load of stuff i don't watch on no noo— load of stuff i don't watch on no nno .— load of stuff i don't watch on no nno , nui— load of stuff i don't watch on the bbc , but there's a load of the bbc, but there's a load of sun— the bbc, but there's a load of sun i— the bbc, but there's a load of sun i no— the bbc, but there's a load of stuff i do and— the bbc, but there's a load of stuff i do and that is in many ways— stuff i do and that is in many ways ino— stuff i do and that is in many ways the point. _ stuff i do and that is in many ways the point. : ways the point. the bbc should do stuff that's not me do stuff that's not for me because should do stuff because it should do stuff that's you and for that's not for you and not for you not everybody else . you and not for everybody else. and then there are lots of stuff that for that broad that is for me and that broad range of programmes. why should why range of programmes. why should wny-snouii— range of programmes. why should wny-snouia ino— range of programmes. why should why-should the bbc- range of programmes. why should why-should the bbc have. g 3 why should why should the bbc have £5 why, why should the bbc have £5 iiiiion— why, why should the bbc have £5 iiiiion or— why, why should the bbc have £5 iiiiion or our— why, why should the bbc have £5 billion of our money to actually spong— billion of our money to actually soona in— billion of our money to actually soona in ino— billion of our money to actually spend in the way— billion of our money to actually spend in the way they they complicated _ spend in the way they they complicated all and you've got a lot complicated all and you've got a ior or— complicated all and you've got a ior or noiia— complicated all and you've got a lot of media out— complicated all and you've got a lot of media out there that you oouia— lot of media out there that you could actually— lot of media out there that you could actually share that money aroun-a— could actually share that money aoun-a kna— could actually share that money aoun-a and i— could actually share that money around. and i think you could aoiuaiiy— around. and i think you could aoiuaiiy goi— around. and i think you could aoiuaiiy goi a— around. and i think you could actually get a lot— around. and i think you could actually get a lot better. so why— actually get a lot better. so wny-ino— actually get a lot better. so wny-ino noo- actually get a lot better. so why the bbc have all the why should the bbc have all the nonoy— why should the bbc have all the nonoy ani— why should the bbc have all the money and everybody else do wiinoui— money and everybody else do wiinoui iro— money and everybody else do without it? and _ money and everybody else do without it? and i— money and everybody else do

without it? and i think while the without it? and i think while no noo— without it? and i think while no nno is— without it? and i think while the bbc is very— without it? and i think while the bbc is very good and i've got— the bbc is very good and i've goi a— the bbc is very good and i've goi a ior— the bbc is very good and i've goi a ior or— the bbc is very good and i've got a lot of time— the bbc is very good and i've got a lot of time for it, i inink— got a lot of time for it, i inink inoy— got a lot of time for it, i think they really do actually. t hey— think they really do actually. inoy inoy— think they really do actually. inoy inoy inoy— think they really do actually. they they they use their muscle from — they they they use their muscle from no — they they they use their muscle from no raoi— they they they use their muscle from the fact that— they they they use their muscle from the fact that they've had the from the fact that they've had no ouiiio— from the fact that they've had the public purse— from the fact that they've had the public purse and therefore i inink— the public purse and therefore i inink ii— the public purse and therefore i think it should— the public purse and therefore i think it should be— the public purse and therefore i think it should be shared around and i— think it should be shared around and i inink— think it should be shared around and i think we'd— think it should be shared around and i think we'd get a lot ioiior— and i think we'd get a lot ioiior uso— and i think we'd get a lot better use value for money. ' better use value for money. a lot better use value for money. a ior or— better use value for money. a ior or ino— better use value for money. a lot of the bbc's— better use value for money. a lot of the bbc's output- better use value for money. a lot of the bbc's output is actually outsourced to other production companies. what they're doing in many ways is actually sharing that pot with small production companies who can't get their stuff on tv. otherwise so actually there's an awful lot that the bbc is doing to invest in the creative arts across the piece . is it across the piece. is it justified justify- , rick; is it justified justify scrapping half of justified justify scrapping half orrno— justified justify scrapping half or no nosi— justified justify scrapping half of the most valuable bits? emma is of the most valuable bits? emma is i— of the most valuable bits? emma is i iusiirioa— of the most valuable bits? emma is it justified to— of the most valuable bits? emma is it justified to pay a breakfast— is it justified to pay a breakfast show ? presenter on the breakfast show? presenter on the radio— breakfast show? presenter on the radio or— breakfast show? presenter on the radio £1 million— breakfast show? presenter on the radio £1 million a— breakfast show? presenter on the radio £1 million a year? and of inis— radio £1 million a year? and of course this is— radio £1 million a year? and of course this is grannies and graniaas— course this is grannies and grandads who— course this is grannies and grandads who are threatened with jail grandads who are threatened with iaii for— grandads who are threatened with iaii for nor— grandads who are threatened with iaii for nor paying— grandads who are threatened with jail for not paying the licence fee:— jail for not paying the licence to wno— jail for not paying the licence to wno aro— jail for not paying the licence fee, who are bankrolling this siurr— fee, who are bankrolling this sun or— fee, who are bankrolling this stuff £1 million— fee, who are bankrolling this stuff £1 million a year to play roooris— stuff £1 million a year to play records on the— stuff £1 million a year to play records on the radio. co records on the radio. i'll say inroo— records on the radio. i'll say three things. a she isn't just presenting breakfast show . presenting the breakfast show. she those strictly

she does all of those strictly show. she does a lot of other work on the bbc. she's she's motty. the other thing is i love you , mark, but zoe ball's my you, mark, but zoe ball's my age. she's not appealing to a young demographic like zoe ball and i grew up . young demographic like zoe ball and i grew up. i didn't grow up together, but i grew up with her on my telly in front of okay , on my telly in front of okay, that's not what her role is. okay, well, look, let me put it aslnaiior— okay, well, look, let me put it aslnaiior or— okay, well, look, let me put it as matter of record. sophy as a matter of record. sophy ioawonn— as a matter of record. sophy ioawonn nugn— as a matter of record. sophy raworth, hugh edwards , zoe ball, raworth, hugh edwards, zoe ball, iaionioi— raworth, hugh edwards, zoe ball, iaionioa ooooio— raworth, hugh edwards, zoe ball, talented people ,_ raworth, hugh edwards, zoe ball, talented people , very skilled, talented people, very skilled, but talented people, very skilled, iui inoy— talented people, very skilled, but they should— talented people, very skilled, but they should only command inoso— but they should only command inoso roos— but they should only command those fees in— but they should only command those fees in the— but they should only command those fees in the private sooion— those fees in the private sector, not— those fees in the private sector, not at- those fees in the private sector, not at the expense of ino— sector, not at the expense of no iaxpayon — sector, not at the expense of the taxpayer. that's you and me . inoy-ro— the taxpayer. that's you and me . inoy-ro being— the taxpayer. that's you and me . they're being paid- the taxpayer. that's you and me . they're being paid the- the taxpayer. that's you and me . they're being paid the rate they can get. there you go. look, it's all about opinions. iiarkoi— look, it's all about opinions. market market,— look, it's all about opinions. market market, competing againsn— market market, competing against, kicked off against onannoi— against, kicked off against onannoi ., — against, kicked off against channel 4. the- against, kicked off against channel 4. ii.“r: channel 4. the pundits are having a punch up. there you go . okay, having a punch up. there you go . okay. roiks— having a punch up. there you go . okay, folks, lots— having a punch up. there you go . okay, folks, lots to— “r; e. there you go . okay, folks, lots to come. and wiaaooonio— . okay, folks, lots to come. and widdecombe is— . okay, folks, lots to come. and widdecombe is next. wait for inis— widdecombe is next. wait for no .— widdecombe is next. wait for no . k— widdecombe is next. wait for no . a giris— widdecombe is next. wait for this . a girls school, a teacher this. a girls school, a teacher nai— this. a girls school, a teacher naa io— this. a girls school, a teacher had to apologise— this. a girls school, a teacher had to apologise for saying good ariornoon— had to apologise for saying good arrornoon .— had to apologise for saying good afternoon , girls. _ had to apologise for saying good afternoon , girls. anne's not afternoon, girls. anne's not happy _ afternoon, girls. anne's not nanny. sno-s— afternoon, girls. anne's not

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next my i next. my panel i next- my panel is inext- my panel is still inexo— my panel is still shouting inext— my panel is still shouting at oaon— my panel is still shouting at oaon oinor— my panel is still shouting at each other about the bbc. your onaiis— each other about the bbc. your onaiis aro— each other about the bbc. your emails are coming— each other about the bbc. your emails are coming in thick and rasi— emails are coming in thick and no .— emails are coming in thick and no . an— emails are coming in thick and fast . an unprecedented number of fast. an unprecedented number of onaiis— fast. an unprecedented number of onaiis i— fast. an unprecedented number of onaiis r wu— fast. an unprecedented number of emails i will get— fast. an unprecedented number of emails i will get to— fast. an unprecedented number of emails i will get to them at rooo— emails i will get to them at rooo wnon— emails i will get to them at 1030 when we— emails i will get to them at 1030 when we do the papers, but i 1030 when we do the papers, but i oan-i— 1030 when we do the papers, but i oanii waii— 1030 when we do the papers, but i oanii waii io— 1030 when we do the papers, but i can't wait to get— 1030 when we do the papers, but i can't wait to get to those. your— i can't wait to get to those. your feedback— i can't wait to get to those. your feedback is- i can't wait to get to those. your feedback is what this is all your feedback is what this is aii aboun— your feedback is what this is all about, but— your feedback is what this is all about, but it's now for all about, but it's time now for ino— all about, but it's time now for the newsmaker— all about, but it's time now for the newsmaker in— all about, but it's time now for the newsmaker in which we tackle a big— the newsmaker in which we tackle a big siory— the newsmaker in which we tackle aiig siory-iay— the newsmaker in which we tackle aiig siory-aay in- the newsmaker in which we tackle a big story day in the a big story of the day in the oonoany— a big story of the day in the companyla_ a big story of the day in the company a fearless company of a fearless commentator. company of a fearless. commentator. -out company of a fearless- commentator. -out ann commentator. tonight out ann wiaaooonio.— commentator. tonight out ann widdecombe. female teacher commentator. tonight out ann wid beenibe. female teacher commentator. tonight out ann wid been forced female teacher commentator. tonight out ann wid been forced to female teacher commentator. tonight out ann wid been forced to apologise :eacher commentator. tonight out ann wid been forced to apologise , acher has been forced to apologise, guys,— has been forced to apologise, guys. for— has been forced to apologise, guys. for saying— has been forced to apologise, guys, for saying afternoon guys, for saying good afternoon . giris— guys, for saying good afternoon . giris ai— guys, for saying good afternoon . giris ai an— guys, for saying good afternoon , girls at an all— guys, for saying good afternoon , girls at an all girls school anor— , girls at an all girls school arior ioing— , girls at an all girls school after being told— , girls at an all girls school after being told that not owoonory — after being told that not everyone identified as female. ono— everyone identified as female. ono puni— everyone identified as female. one pupil stood— everyone identified as female. one pupil stood up and challenged— one pupil stood up and challenged her to acknowledge inoir— challenged her to acknowledge their pronouns.— challenged her to acknowledge their pronouns. so is education now institutionally woke? ann wiaaooonio— now institutionally woke? ann widdecombe joins me. and your roaoiion— widdecombe joins me. and your roaoiion io— widdecombe joins me. and your reaction to this— widdecombe joins me. and your reaction to this story, please . reaction to this story, please. wok.— reaction to this story, please. well, absolutely— reaction to this story, please. well, absolutely ludicrous. it's one of those stories that you can't really believe happened.

this is a girls school. now, we have to assume, therefore , that have to assume, therefore, that they advertise that they're they advertise that that they're a school, that they take a girls school, that they take in pupils on the basis that it's a girls school . and yet you a girls school. and yet you can't address them as girls . and can't address them as girls. and i wouldn't be surprised if the odd pupil had complained . what odd pupil had complained. what appals me about this story is that the headmistress made the teacher apologise, came in, stood with the teacher and humiliated her, basically in front of the class . and for front of the class. and for what? front of the class. and for wnar? ana — front of the class. and for what? and for— , and for what? and for what? front of the class. and for- what? and for what? for saying ooai— what? and for what? for saying good afternoon , girls. now that good afternoon, girls. now that has reached a very silly level indeed. and my belief is the governors of this school ought to sack the head . well, perhaps to sack the head. well, perhaps inai— to sack the head. well, perhaps inai snouii— to sack the head. well, perhaps that should be— , : well, perhaps that should be considered. we've aiways— that should be considered. we've aiways roaroa— that should be considered. we've always feared that— that should be considered. we've always feared that the public sooio— always feared that the public sector was as— always feared that the public sector was as institutionally woko— sector was as institutionally woko nui— sector was as institutionally woke, but this— sector was as institutionally woke, but this is an independent ornaio— woke, but this is an independent nriwaio giris— woke, but this is an independent private girls school. so it suggosis— private girls school. so it suggosis a— private girls school. so it suggests a wider culture within oiuoaiion. — suggests a wider culture within oiuoaiion. an— suggests a wider culture within education. an yes— suggests a wider culture within education. an yes , and probably education. an yes, and probably i education. an yes, and probably i ion-i—

education. an yes, and probably i ion-i know.— education. an yes, and probably i don't know, but— education. an yes, and probably i don't know, but probably there are members of— i don't know, but probably there are members of the girls public day are members of the girls public iay sonooi— are members of the girls public day school trust— are members of the girls public day school trust the word again, giris— day school trust the word again, giris. — day school trust the word again, giris. vou— day school trust the word again, girls. you know— day school trust the word again, girls. you know ,_ day school trust the word again, girls. you know , girls- girls. you know, girls everywhere . and apparently everywhere. and apparently that's fine. and that's acceptable. but the incident a teacher addresses the girls as girls. that isn't it is a nonsense . it is girls. that isn't it is a nonsense. it is in girls. that isn't it is a nonsense . it is in the private nonsense. it is in the private sector as well. and this is all ino— sector as well. and this is all no roar— sector as well. and this is all the fear factor. _ sector as well. and this is all the fear factor. you- , and this is all the fear factor. 4:3. the fear factor. you know, the fear of social media, the fear of being criticised . this is the of being criticised. this is the fear factor playing in and just destroying common sense and if i were a parent at that school, i would now be considering withdrawing my child. i would just say it's too big a nonsense . and do you think this has to be . and do you think this has to no ioaii— . and do you think this has to be dealt with— . and do you think this has to be dealt with at— . and do you think this has to be dealt with at a— and do you think this has to be dealt with at a political iowoi— be dealt with at a political iowoi 7— be dealt with at a political level ? well,— be dealt with at a political level ? well, i'm sure you will level? well, i'm sure you will sunnon— level? well, i'm sure you will sunnon kisni— level? well, i'm sure you will support rishi sunak's comments roooniiy— support rishi sunak's comments roooniiy inai— support rishi sunak's comments recently that 100%_ support rishi sunak's comments recently that 100% of women ion-i— recently that 100% of women ion-i nako— recently that 100% of women ion-i nawo a— recently that 100% of women don't have a penis. well absolutely. _ don't have a penis. well absolutely. i- don't have a penis. well absolutely. i“ don't have a penis. well absolutely. “ absolutely. i mean, the only thing i find amazing and i said this at the reform annual conference, i mean, the only

thing i find amazing about that is it was actually worse than a headunesin is it was actually worse than a headlines in a high circulation newspaper that the prime minister believed that a woman didn't have a male appendage . i didn't have a male appendage. i mean, i just cannot believe that thatis mean, i just cannot believe that that is newsworthy. we are going aisoiuioiy— that is newsworthy. we are going absolutely bonkers— that is newsworthy. we are going absolutely bonkers . _ that is newsworthy. we are going absolutely bonkers . and- we are going absolutely bonkers . ' “r: we are going absolutely bonkers . , “r: absolutely bonkers. and i think onero— absolutely bonkers. and i think there does need to be a political solution. if you can't get these things managed through common sense, then regrettably, because i'm not one of those who says moves legislate, i'm says if it moves legislate, i'm not of those. but i do think not one of those. but i do think that you're going to have to legislate here to protect teachers and protect children teachers and to protect children and you're now backing the reform party reform uk. they had their spring conference— reform party reform uk. they had their spring conference this- their spring conference this wookonoi— their spring conference this weekend. what— their spring conference this weekend. what does success look like weekend. what does success look iiko for— weekend. what does success look like for reform _ weekend. what does success look like for reform uk— weekend. what does success look like for reform uk at the next oiooiion— like for reform uk at the next oiooiion 7— like for reform uk at the next election ? well,— like for reform uk at the next election ? well, first of all, of election? well, first of all, of course, before _ election? well, first of all, of course, before that happens, goi— course, before that happens, goi ino— course, before that happens, we've got the local elections . we've got the local elections. wono— we've got the local elections. were sianuing— we've got the local elections. we're standing up— we've got the local elections. we're standing up to- we've got the local elections. we're standing up to 500- we're standing up to 500 candidates in the local elections. and i think there is a real prospect that at the next

election of people saying, oh, for heaven's sake, you know , for heaven's sake, you know, let's have a real change. and i think that reform offers the sort of common sense approach that we need. do you think that in time reform reform, uk could replace the conservative gives as the predominant right wing party of this country ? well, party of this country? well, actually, i see no conservatives. i mean, that is the problem. i see no conservative. we've got two parties in this, two major parties in this, two major parties in this country. one is red and the other is pale pink. i see no conservatives. i see a party i see no conservatives. i see a party that believes in high tax , high spend , a controlling , high spend, a controlling thought . all the things that thought. all the things that conservatives used to be against. indeed, what about, inougno— against. indeed, what about, inougno ani— against. indeed, what about, though? and it's— oigoi indeed, what about, though? and it's the perennial guosiion— though? and it's the perennial guosiion an— though? and it's the perennial question an about whether suooon— question an about whether sunnon roi— question an about whether support for reform uk will hand the support for reform uk will hand no koys— support for reform uk will hand no koys or— support for reform uk will hand the keys of number 10 to keir siarnor— the keys of number 10 to keir siarnor. — the keys of number 10 to keir starmer . well,— the keys of number 10 to keir starmer . well, if- the keys of number 10 to keir starmer . well, if it- the keys of number 10 to keir starmer . while �*" e : e starmer. well, if it does, it won't be the conservatives

who've lost out because there are no conservatives . i mean, are no conservatives. i mean, thatis are no conservatives. i mean, that is the point. and if you an i hate to interrupt you in your flow, but if you had to choose between prime minister rishi sunak who can't define a woman or sorry, who can define a woman and prime minister i do agree it's easy to confuse them and starmer , who can't? your choice starmer, who can't? your choice , prime minister.— to“ c? your choice , prime minister. starmer. prime iiinisior— , prime minister. starmer. prime minister sunak,— , prime minister. starmer. prime minister sunak, which is the ioss— minister sunak, which is the is or— minister sunak, which is the lesser of two _ minister sunak, which is the lesser of two evils, is reform is ioiior— lesser of two evils, is reform is better than _ lesser of two evils, is reform is better than either. ”it; is better than either. so you're not is better than either. so you're nor going— is better than either. so you're nor going in— is better than either. so you're not going to trap me that easily. but it ain't going to happen. and there will be no roorrnr— happen. and there will be no roorrnr uk— happen. and there will be no reform uk prime— “ and there will be no reform uk prime minister. there wiii— reform uk prime minister. there wiii io— reform uk prime minister. there wiii no no— reform uk prime minister. there will be no prime— reform uk prime minister. there will be no prime minister kionara— will be no prime minister richard tice. _ will be no prime minister richard tice. not for the next row— richard tice. not for the next row yoars— richard tice. not for the next few years anyway. you makes few years anyway. so you makes your— few years anyway. so you makes your-ani— few years anyway. so you makes your-ani you— few years anyway. so you makes your-ani you nays- few years anyway. so you makes your and you pays your your choices and you pays your nony — your choices and you pays your nony wno-s— your choices and you pays your money. who's it— your choices and you pays your money. who's it going to be? sunak— money. who's it going to be? sunak or— money. who's it going to be? sunak or starmer? . e sunak or starmer? it mark it may take reform a few years. i don't think any of us would say. and a five year labour us : and a five year labour government irougni— five year labour government brought about— five year labour government brought about by reform uk . so brought about by reform uk. so mark.— brought about by reform uk. so mark. in— brought about by reform uk. so iiark. i-n going— brought about by reform uk. so mark, i'm going to finish. you-wo— mark, i'm going to finish. you've asked— mark, i'm going to finish. you've asked me- mark, i'm going to finish. you've asked me a- mark, i'm going to finish. you've asked me a question. kindly hear the answer. it may

well take a few years. nobody says it's going to happen tomorrow. no, but this i do know if we don't back them, if we don't promote them, if we don't vote for common sense, for saving the union for a real brexit, if we don't vote for those things , then they're never those things, then they're never going to happen , ever. that's going to happen, ever. that's all i know . well, and going to happen, ever. that's all i know. well, and i will nano— all i know. well, and i will nano ii— all i know. well, and i will nano ii io— all i know. well, and i will hand it to you.— all i know. well, and i will hand it to you. you- well, and i will hand it to you. you absolutely onioiy— hand it to you. you absolutely embody common— hand it to you. you absolutely embody common sense, which is why— embody common sense, which is wny wo— embody common sense, which is wny wo iowo— embody common sense, which is why we love having— embody common sense, which is why we love having you on the snow— why we love having you on the snow owory— why we love having you on the show every sunday night as our roarioss— show every sunday night as our fearless commentator. of course , fearless commentator. of course . ino — fearless commentator. of course no nosrnako— fearless commentator. of course , the newsmaker every sunday nigni— , the newsmaker every sunday nigni .— , the newsmaker every sunday nigni . rornor— , the newsmaker every sunday night , former conservative night, former conservative government— night, former conservative government minister , now government minister, now sunnonor— government minister, now sunnonoror— government minister, now supporter of reform uk , ann supporter of reform uk, ann widdecombe.— supporter of reform uk, ann widdecombe. thanks, we'll widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll see widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll you— widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll you in— widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll you in a— widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll see you in a week's— widdecombe. thanks, ann. we'll see you in a week's time. next up,— see you in a week's time. next bin-90t— see you in a week's time. next urn-goi ino— see you in a week's time. next urn-goi ino nanors- see you in a week's time. next up, got the papers with up, we've got the papers with ruii— up, we've got the papers with ruii nuniii— up, we've got the papers with full pundit reaction and some oxniosiwo— full pundit reaction and some explosive front— full pundit reaction and some explosive front pages. let me ioii— explosive front pages. let me ioii you— explosive front pages. let me ioii you. ion-i— explosive front pages. let me tell you, don't go— explosive front pages. let me tell you, don't go anywhere .

you can tell producer greg's in onargo. — you can tell producer greg's in onargo. woko— you can tell producer greg's in charge. we're on— you can tell producer greg's in charge. we're on time. it's okaoiiy— charge. we're on time. it's exactly 1030. _ charge. we're on time. it's exactly 1030. it's time for tomorrow's papers. and let us siai— tomorrow's papers. and let us sian wiin— tomorrow's papers. and let us start with the— tomorrow's papers. and let us start with the times . and they start with the times. and they ioai — start with the times. and they ioai wiin— start with the times. and they lead with adults— start with the times. and they lead with adults .— start with the times. and they lead with adults . should all be lead with adults. should all be aiio— lead with adults. should all be aiio io— lead with adults. should all be aiio io io— lead with adults. should all be able to do maths— lead with adults. should all be able to do maths ,_ lead with adults. should all be able to do maths , says the prime able to do maths, says the prime iiinision— able to do maths, says the prime iiinisior. ino— able to do maths, says the prime minister. the economy is surroring— minister. the economy is suffering from - minister. the economy is suffering from a failure of numeracy. experts are going to mono— numeracy. experts are going to improve britain's— numeracy. experts are going to improve britain's standing by suoooning— improve britain's standing by supporting students to improve inoir— supporting students to improve their mathematics. nhs nurses inroaion— their mathematics. nhs nurses inroaion io— their mathematics. nhs nurses threaten to strike— their mathematics. nhs nurses threaten to strike until christmas— threaten to strike until christmas .— threaten to strike until christmas . the threaten to strike until christmas. the daily mail this is a— christmas. the daily mail this is a snooking— christmas. the daily mail this is a shocking story. 6500 sex aiiaoks— is a shocking story. 6500 sex aiiaoks in— is a shocking story. 6500 sex attacks in our— is a shocking story. 6500 sex attacks in our hospitals , dozens attacks in our hospitals, dozens of ranos— attacks in our hospitals, dozens of ranos ani— attacks in our hospitals, dozens of rapes and sexual assaults iako— of rapes and sexual assaults iako niaoo— of rapes and sexual assaults iako niaoo in— of rapes and sexual assaults take place in hospitals every woon— take place in hospitals every week, according _ take place in hospitals every week, according to a new report , week, according to a new report . ino— week, according to a new report . ino naiiy— week, according to a new report , the daily express. now nurses sirikos— , the daily express. now nurses warn strikes could— , the daily express. now nurses warn strikes could last all yoar.— warn strikes could last all yoar. ani— warn strikes could last all year. and bbc— warn strikes could last all year. and bbc stars say no inanks— year. and bbc stars say no inanks io— year. and bbc stars say no thanks to redundancy offer, wnion— thanks to redundancy offer, wnion is— thanks to redundancy offer, which is the— thanks to redundancy offer, which is the topic of my take at ten:— which is the topic of my take at ion wnion— which is the topic of my take at ion wnion you— which is the topic of my take at ten, which you can— which is the topic of my take at ten, which you can now see on iwiiior— ten, which you can now see on iwiiior ai— ten, which you can now see on iwiiior ai on— ten, which you can now see on twitter at gb news. if you want to twitter at gb news. if you want io oaion— twitter at gb news. if you want io oaion un— twitter at gb news. if you want io oaion up on— twitter at gb news. if you want to catch up on it.— twitter at gb news. if you want to catch up on it. the independent- to catch up on it. the independent next out bbc star's hit independent next out bbc star's nii iaok— independent next out bbc star's nii iaok ai— independent next out bbc star's hit back at claims—

independent next out bbc star's hit back at claims corporation is oioaring— hit back at claims corporation is clearing out— hit back at claims corporation is clearing out highest paid orosoniors— is clearing out highest paid presenters and— is clearing out highest paid presenters and the next pandemic is ooning. — presenters and the next pandemic is ooning. nui— presenters and the next pandemic is coming. but we're not ready. ino— is coming. but we're not ready. ino uk— is coming. but we're not ready. ino uk is— is coming. but we're not ready. ino uk is noi— is coming. but we're not ready. the uk is not ready for the next nanionio— the uk is not ready for the next pandemic because— the uk is not ready for the next pandemic because public services are pandemic because public services ioing— pandemic because public services are being dismantled and key research-being— are being dismantled and key research being defunded . research is being defunded. aoooriing— research is being defunded. according to— research is being defunded. according to experts. they say inai— according to experts. they say that disinvestment in infection noniioring— that disinvestment in infection monitoring services, dismantling of infrastructure— monitoring services, dismantling of infrastructure and the state of infrastructure and the state oi ino— of infrastructure and the state oi ino wus— of infrastructure and the state of the nhs mean— of infrastructure and the state of the nhs mean that the country is iosing— of the nhs mean that the country is iosing grouni— of the nhs mean that the country is losing ground. this is aoooriing— is losing ground. this is according to— is losing ground. this is according to a- is losing ground. this is according to a group of virologists_ according to a group of virologists speaking to the independent— virologists speaking to the independent .— virologists speaking to the independent . the ai. now independent. the ai. now ninisiors— independent. the ai. now ministers pin— independent. the ai. now ministers pin hopes of end to nurses strikes— ministers pin hopes of end to nurses strikes on— ministers pin hopes of end to nurses strikes on union splits nay— nurses strikes on union splits pay ioai— nurses strikes on union splits pay ioai .— nurses strikes on union splits over pay deal . the metro £1 over pay deal. the metro £1 niiiion— over pay deal. the metro £1 niiiion a— over pay deal. the metro £1 million a week.— over pay deal. the metro £1 million a week. nhs private ambulances.— million a week. nhs private ambulances. the strike hit nhs is sooniing— ambulances. the strike hit nhs is spending more— ambulances. the strike hit nhs is spending more than £1 million owory— is spending more than £1 million owory iays— is spending more than £1 million every seven days on private aniuianoo— every seven days on private ambulance nurses to attend ornrogonoios— ambulance nurses to attend emergencies. this according to woii— emergencies. this according to unions. well, the— emergencies. this according to unions. well, the unions have oausoi— unions. well, the unions have oausoi inai— unions. well, the unions have caused that disruption, so inoy-ro— caused that disruption, so inoy-ro ino— caused that disruption, so they're the ones that should uiiinaioiy— they're the ones that should ultimately be _ they're the ones that should ultimately be responsive . well, ultimately be responsive. well, iasi— ultimately be responsive. well, iasi nui— ultimately be responsive. well, iasi iui noi— ultimately be responsive. well, last but not least,— ultimately be responsive. well, last but not least, for now, the day— last but not least, for now, the i>aiiy sian— last but not least, for now, the daily star, 20 c,— last but not least, for now, the daily star, 20 c, hottest april

rooori— daily star, 20 c, hottest april record. baker— daily star, 20 c, hottest april record. baker is— daily star, 20 c, hottest april record. baker is the headline sun— record. baker is the headline sun soa— record. baker is the headline sun soa ani— record. baker is the headline sun sea and lager bookies are siasning— sun sea and lager bookies are siasning ino— sun sea and lager bookies are slashing the odds— sun sea and lager bookies are slashing the odds on the hottest anni— slashing the odds on the hottest anrii snoo— slashing the odds on the hottest april since records— slashing the odds on the hottest april since records began, as ionooraiuros— april since records began, as temperatures are— april since records began, as temperatures are to hit 20 c at iasi— temperatures are to hit 20 c at iasi .— temperatures are to hit 20 c at iasi . sono— temperatures are to hit 20 c at last . some good— temperatures are to hit 20 c at last . some good news. quick last. some good news. quick worn.— last. some good news. quick wori. ny— last. some good news. quick worn. by ino— last. some good news. quick word, by the way,— last. some good news. quick word, by the way, about my iriiiiani— word, by the way, about my brilliant director, chloe, who's noon— brilliant director, chloe, who's noon in— brilliant director, chloe, who's noon in my— brilliant director, chloe, who's been in my ear— brilliant director, chloe, who's been in my ear for months now. sno-s— been in my ear for months now. she's brilliant— been in my ear for months now. she's brilliant at— been in my ear for months now. she's brilliant at what she does ani— she's brilliant at what she does ani sno— she's brilliant at what she does ani sno is— she's brilliant at what she does and she is moving— she's brilliant at what she does and she is moving on and we will miss— and she is moving on and we will nor— and she is moving on and we will miss her terribly. _ and she is moving on and we will miss her terribly. i— and she is moving on and we will miss her terribly. i don't know wnoro— miss her terribly. i don't know wnoro sno-s— miss her terribly. i don't know where she's going. talk tv, sky . ai— where she's going. talk tv, sky . ai iaooa — where she's going. talk tv, sky , al jazeera. who— where she's going. talk tv, sky , al jazeera. who knows? but iision— , al jazeera. who knows? but listen, wherever— , al jazeera. who knows? but listen, wherever she goes, inoyiii— listen, wherever she goes, inoy-ii no — listen, wherever she goes, they'll be lucky to have her. oooi— they'll be lucky to have her. oooi iuok— they'll be lucky to have her. oooi iuok .— they'll be lucky to have her. good luck , chloe. now, look, good luck, chloe. now, look, ioi-s— good luck, chloe. now, look, ioiis goi— good luck, chloe. now, look, let's get reaction— good luck, chloe. now, look, let's get reaction to all of inoso— let's get reaction to all of inoso nig— let's get reaction to all of those big stories from the patron— those big stories from the nanors wiin— those big stories from the papers with my brilliant line up of papers with my brilliant line up oi nuniiis— papers with my brilliant line up of pundits tonight, former nrowi— of pundits tonight, former nrokii rariy— of pundits tonight, former brexit party mep and broadcaster annunziaia— brexit party mep and broadcaster annunziata rees—mogg . we've also annunziata rees—mogg. we've also got annunziata rees—mogg. we've also goi ok— annunziata rees—mogg. we've also goi ox iory— annunziata rees—mogg. we've also goi ox iory air— annunziata rees—mogg. we've also goi ox iory iiir ani— annunziata rees—mogg. we've also got ex tory mp and now very suooossiui— got ex tory mp and now very successful farmer and political oornrnonaorii— successful farmer and political commentator ,_ successful farmer and political commentator , i— successful farmer and political commentator , i should say. neil commentator, i should say. neil rarisn— commentator, i should say. neil rarisn ani— commentator, i should say. neil parish and journalist and poiiiioai— parish and journalist and political consultant emma nurnoii— political consultant emma nurnoii .— political consultant emma burnell . okay.— political consultant emma burnell . okay. well, look, burnell. okay. well, look, ioiis— burnell. okay. well, look, ioiis ioi-s— burnell. okay. well, look, let's, let's talk- burnell. okay. well, look, let's, let's talk about a range

of different— let's, let's talk about a range of different stories . first of of different stories. first of all,— of different stories. first of an inn— of different stories. first of all, this absolute shocker. annunziata _ all, this absolute shocker. annunziata in— all, this absolute shocker. annunziata in the daily mail 6500— annunziata in the daily mail osoo so— annunziata in the daily mail 6500 sex attacks in our nosoiiais— 6500 sex attacks in our hospitals every week . e hospitals every week. it's aisoiuioiy— hospitals every week. it's absolutely staggering. and hospitals every week. . gg “g and if absolutely staggering. and if you read the detail- absolutely staggering. and if you read the detail in- gg “g and if you read the detail in the story snoo— you read the detail in the story january— you read the detail in the story since january 2019— you read the detail in the story since january 2019 to october, wnoro— since january 2019 to october, wnoro inoro — since january 2019 to october, where there were— since january 2019 to october, where there were over 2000 raosn — where there were over 2000 raoso inoso— where there were over 2000 rapes, these are— where there were over 2000 rapes, these are not minor assauiis— rapes, these are not minor assaults. they— rapes, these are not minor assaults. they are very , very assaults. they are very, very serious crimes— assaults. they are very, very serious crimes where people snouii— serious crimes where people snouii rooi— serious crimes where people should feel safest , where their should feel safest, where their iiwos— should feel safest, where their iiwos — should feel safest, where their lives are being— should feel safest, where their lives are being taken care of. so lives are being taken care of. so suroiy— lives are being taken care of. so surely should— lives are being taken care of. so surely should their well—being.- so surely should their well—being. this is extremely iisirossing— well—being. this is extremely distressing. clearly the authorities _ distressing. clearly the authorities are going to have to noor— authorities are going to have to iooi un— authorities are going to have to beef up security— authorities are going to have to beef up security in hospitals. inoro— beef up security in hospitals. aioro corv— beef up security in hospitals. aioro ooiv .— beef up security in hospitals. more cctv , perhaps? - beef up security in hospitals. more cctv , perhaps? i- beef up security in hospitals. .�*j�*jijsjjiil cc . , i don't beef up security in hospitals. cc . , i don't know more cctv, perhaps? i don't know the more cctv, perhaps? i don't know ino answor— more cctv, perhaps? i don't know ino .— more cctv, perhaps? i don't know the answer , but— more cctv, perhaps? i don't know the answer , but i— more cctv, perhaps? i don't know the answer , but i do— more cctv, perhaps? i don't know the answer , but i do know- cc . , i don't know the answer , but i do know that the answer, but i do know that naiioni— the answer, but i do know that naiioni s— the answer, but i do know that patient s should— the answer, but i do know that patient s should be protected ani— patient s should be protected ani inai— patient s should be protected and that there— patient s should be protected and that there should certainly be and that there should certainly no singio— and that there should certainly no singio so— and that there should certainly be single sex spaces for the nosi— be single sex spaces for the most vulnerable— be single sex spaces for the most vulnerable at their most wuinoraiio — most vulnerable at their most vulnerable, that— most vulnerable at their most vulnerable, that you're not in nosniiai— vulnerable, that you're not in nosoiiai on— vulnerable, that you're not in nosoiiai on a— vulnerable, that you're not in hospital on a holiday. you're inoro— hospital on a holiday. you're there because— hospital on a holiday. you're there because you really need to be. there because you really need to no. — there because you really need to to wean— there because you really need to to wean. iris— there because you really need to be. yeah, this is— there because you really need to be. yeah, this is beyond- there because you really need to be. / be. yeah, this is beyond words really, isn't it? really, emma, isn't it? absolutely horrific. and

annunciator is quite right. absolutely horrific. and- annunciator is quite right. part of annunciator is quite right. part oi ino— annunciator is quite right. part of the solution— annunciator is quite right. part of the solution is— annunciator is quite right. part of the solution is that we have to of the solution is that we have io nako— of the solution is that we have io nawo singio— of the solution is that we have to have single sex— of the solution is that we have to have single sex wards . we to have single sex wards. we nooa— to have single sex wards. we nooilio— to have single sex wards. we need-be mindful- to have single sex wards. we need be mindful for the needs need to be mindful for the needs of need to be mindful for the needs oi irans— need to be mindful for the needs oi irans ooonio— need to be mindful for the needs of trans people and— need to be mindful for the needs of trans people and maybe have sonaraio— of trans people and maybe have separate wards— of trans people and maybe have separate wards where they are not separate wards where they are noi in— separate wards where they are noi in iangor— separate wards where they are not in danger of— separate wards where they are not in danger of attacks. if sonoioiy— not in danger of attacks. if sonoioiy is— not in danger of attacks. if somebody is a— not in danger of attacks. if somebody is a trans woman, they snouiinii— somebody is a trans woman, they snouiin-i io— somebody is a trans woman, they shouldn't be put— somebody is a trans woman, they shouldn't be put on— somebody is a trans woman, they shouldn't be put on to a male warn.— shouldn't be put on to a male wari. nui— shouldn't be put on to a male wari. nui ino— shouldn't be put on to a male ward. but the equally if sonoioiy— ward. but the equally if somebody is— ward. but the equally if somebody is fully intact downstairs, _ somebody is fully intact downstairs, they shouldn't be in aionaio— downstairs, they shouldn't be in a female ward— downstairs, they shouldn't be in a female ward and— downstairs, they shouldn't be in a female ward and that's that's not a female ward and that's that's noi iooauso— a female ward and that's that's not because all— a female ward and that's that's not because all trans people are nroiaiors— not because all trans people are nroiaiors in— not because all trans people are nroiaiors in any— not because all trans people are predators in any way . it's predators in any way. it's iooauso— predators in any way. it's because that's- predators in any way. it's because that's how safeguards oks— because that's how safeguards ks vou— because that's how safeguards works. you set— because that's how safeguards works. you set limits and you siiok— works. you set limits and you siiok io— works. you set limits and you stick to them.— works. you set limits and you stick to them. and single sex wais— stick to them. and single sex waris ior— stick to them. and single sex wards for women _ stick to them. and single sex wards for women at their most wuinoraiio— wards for women at their most vulnerable has— wards for women at their most vulnerable has to _ wards for women at their most vulnerable has to be. and these iiguros— vulnerable has to be. and these figures demonstrate that they are figures demonstrate that they noi— figures demonstrate that they are not currently— figures demonstrate that they are not currently being properly iookoi— are not currently being properly iookoi aiior— are not currently being properly looked after when they're at the nosi— looked after when they're at the most vulnerable— looked after when they're at the most vulnerable it— looked after when they're at the most vulnerable it was ever wus— most vulnerable it was ever inus. — most vulnerable it was ever inus. ani— most vulnerable it was ever thus. and this— most vulnerable it was ever thus. and this is- most vulnerable it was ever thus. “r: most vulnerable it was ever thus. and this is not a trans thing. i'm ultra pro however you want to identify or i'll respect your pronouns, your name and all the rest of but through the rest of it, but through history, biological males have always posed a threat to females and they always will. 99% of sexual assaults happen-

oi“r: oo 99% of sexual assaults happen by males . oo— sexual assaults happen by males . go i— sexual assaults happen by males . go i inink— sexual assaults happen by males . 96, i think of— sexual assaults happen by males . 96, i think of sexual assaults are on females— . 96, i think of sexual assaults are on females .— . 96, i think of sexual assaults are on females . this is stative are on females. this is stative nysiioai— are on females. this is stative nysiioai iaoi. — are on females. this is stative mystical fact. we— are on females. this is stative mystical fact. we need to be aisoiuioiy— mystical fact. we need to be absolutely clear— mystical fact. we need to be absolutely clear that safeguarding comes first, that saioiy— safeguarding comes first, that women safety comes first. neil is iusi— women safety comes first. neil is just horrendous.— women safety comes first. neil is just horrendous. “ women safety comes first. neil isjust horrendous. “ is just horrendous. this is happening in hospital. well, this is exactly it. and it's a concern for the— iixoirzug . and it's a concern for the government. a big noaiaono— concern for the government. a big headache, a— concern for the government. a big headache, a new headache for the big headache, a new headache for ino inno— big headache, a new headache for the prime minister— big headache, a new headache for the prime minister and for the noaiin— the prime minister and for the health secretary.— the prime minister and for the health secretary. “ health secretary. stephen naroiay— health secretary. stephen barclay yes , definitely. i mean, barclay yes, definitely. i mean, i think we're all i think i think we're all in agreement probably agreement that probably the single the best way single sex ward is the best way forward . you've just got to make forward. you've just got to make sure you've got the space and the to able to do it. the ability to be able to do it. and surely there's got to be also much better monitoring of what's on. and also , it's what's going on. and also, it's a bit like the police , you know, a bit like the police, you know, if you're monitoring yourself , if you're monitoring yourself, make sure that that what's happenedis make sure that that what's happened is properly reported . happened is properly reported. it might be other patients, it might be, dare i say it even staff sometimes. and so

therefore, you know, it's got to be rooted out and just don't don't cover it up . nato will don't cover it up. nato will inis— don't cover it up. nato will this reinforce _ r:r:::r“ . f e o. nato will this reinforce arguments against unisex toilets,— this reinforce arguments against unisex toilets, unisex changing rooms in department stores and all rooms in department stores and aii ino— rooms in department stores and aii ino rosi— rooms in department stores and all the rest of— rooms in department stores and all the rest of it? _ rooms in department stores and all the rest of it? e : “ e all the rest of it? it shouldn't need reinforcing that women should be able to feel safe. that a rape can only be perpetrated by someone with a penis . and in my vocabulary , penis. and in my vocabulary, thatis penis. and in my vocabulary, that is a man. let's talk about this story in the independent. neil the next pandemic is coming and neil the next pandemic is coming ani noi— neil the next pandemic is coming and we're not ready. this aoooriing— and we're not ready. this according to— and we're not ready. this according to top scientist . it according to top scientist. it won-i— according to top scientist. it won-i inoy— according to top scientist. it won't. they have— according to top scientist. it won't. they have a day off . won't. they have a day off. wean.— won't. they have a day off. yeah. i— won't. they have a day off. yeah. i mean,— won't. they have a day off. yeah. i mean, i— won't. they have a day off. yeah. i mean, i think- won't. they have a day off. yeah. i mean, i think that i do have some sympathy from where they're coming from. what we mustn't we through mustn't do, we go through a pandemic , we get through it, and pandemic, we get through it, and we got a problem we still got a problem with covid now. but and then if covid even now. but and then if there are other pandemic , make there are other pandemic, make sure that we've got the science there to able to deal with there to be able to deal with it. what we mustn't do is it. but what we mustn't do is become paranoid about become completely paranoid about the fact that there's another pandemic around the corner. we've got to get on with our lives. but i think actually

making sure we've got the science so that can get science so that we can get a vaccine in place , all of these vaccine in place, all of these things are absolutely so things are absolutely right. so they are right. but of course, in end , as the article says, in the end, as the article says, it's actually to get the nhs sorted out . so being able to get sorted out. so being able to get people treated because otherwise they'll be suffering from other diseases as another pandemic comes along and they're going to be more susceptible. and that's the key i got you. but emma and we the key i got you. but emma and wo aii— the key i got you. but emma and wo aii wani— the key i got you. but emma and wo aii wani io— the key i got you. but emma and we all want to make— the key i got you. but emma and we all want to make the- 16g grzr but emma and we all want to make the nhs ioiion— we all want to make the nhs ioiion inai— we all want to make the nhs better. that would be good. in the better. that would be good. in ino-a— better. that would be good. in ino-a iuiuro- better. that would be good. in the a future pandemic, the case of a future pandemic, onooulr— the case of a future pandemic, onooulr iig— the case of a future pandemic, one our big problems that one of our big problems is that the one of our big problems is that ino-ioii— one of our big problems is that ino-ioii oo— one of our big problems is that the fell over during the the nhs fell over during the oanionio— the nhs fell over during the pandemic because , was pandemic because, as it was airoaiy— pandemic because, as it was already-before- pandemic because, as it was already before covid already creaking before covid nii. — already creaking before covid nii. nowoo— already creaking before covid hit. however over, i don't want any— hit. however over, i don't want any oi— hit. however over, i don't want any oi ino— hit. however over, i don't want any of the other— hit. however over, i don't want any of the other infrastructure inai— any of the other infrastructure inai inoy— any of the other infrastructure that they speak— any of the other infrastructure that they speak about . i don't that they speak about. i don't wani— that they speak about. i don't wani iosi— that they speak about. i don't want test and— that they speak about. i don't want test and trace mechanisms in niaoo. — want test and trace mechanisms in niaoo. i— want test and trace mechanisms in oiaoo. i ion-i— want test and trace mechanisms in place. i don't want databases of in place. i don't want databases oi noooio-s— in place. i don't want databases of people's names— in place. i don't want databases of people's names and addresses and of people's names and addresses ani waooino— of people's names and addresses and vaccine status. _ of people's names and addresses and vaccine status. i would arguo— and vaccine status. i would arguo-inai- and vaccine status. i would argue-that crap- and vaccine status. i would argue that crap summarily argue all of that crap summarily iaiioi— argue all of that crap summarily iaiioi . — argue all of that crap summarily iaiioi . i— argue all of that crap summarily failed. i think— argue all of that crap summarily failed. i think we— argue all of that crap summarily failed . kilt: argue all of that crap summarily failed . “

it and trace. i never want to see ii again. — and trace. i never want to see ii again. i— and trace. i never want to see it again. i mean,— and trace. i never want to see it again. i mean, test- oi“r: f i never want to see it again. oi“r: and trace. i never want to see it again. i mean, test and trace was a disaster and a waste of pubuc was a disaster and a waste of public money. part of the problem was that it was set up from a standing start badly by the wrong people. it didn't work anywnoro. — the wrong people. it didn't work anywnoro. ii— the wrong people. it didn't work anywhere. it didn't— the wrong people. it didn't work anywhere. it didn't work- g it didn't work anywhere. it didn't work in oornany.— anywhere. it didn't work in germany, which had a world class iosi— germany, which had a world class iosi ani— germany, which had a world class iosi ani iraoo— germany, which had a world class test and trace system because you— test and trace system because you oannoi— test and trace system because you cannot monitor a virus like cowo— you cannot monitor a virus like covm, wnion— you cannot monitor a virus like covid, which was— you cannot monitor a virus like covid, which was basically rannani— covid, which was basically rampant-the- covid, which was basically rampant the population covid, which was basically- rampant-the population . rampant through the population. but rampant through the population. nui ino— rampant through the population. but the problem _ rampant through the population. but the problem is— rampant through the population. but the problem is there- rampant through the population. but the problem is there may be, you know, the words test and trace have now become synonymous with failure. there may be system that we need to put in place because what i don't want to do is get to a point where we're completely unprepared for a pandemic and then have to take the kinds of extreme action that we're taken and not just here, but all over world, because but all over the world, because we completely unprepared. we were completely unprepared. if 10, what does that if we can do 10, what does that mean ? isolating a future virus, mean? isolating a future virus, iooai— mean? isolating a future virus, local lockdowns._ , isolating a future virus, local lockdowns. and that's okaoiiy— local lockdowns. and that's okaoiiy wnai— local lockdowns. and that's exactly what i'm _ local lockdowns. and that's exactly what i'm trying to say. ioro— exactly what i'm trying to say. noro wo— exactly what i'm trying to say. here we go— exactly what i'm trying to say. here we go again,— exactly what i'm trying to say. here we go again, mark,- exactly what i'm trying to say. here we go again, mark, because if you have to know the most impaired we are, the less we have to take compared . is action have to take compared. is action prepared? is a snake— have to take compared. is action

prepared? is a snake oil- turn : is action prepared? is a snake oil word nrooaroi— prepared? is a snake oil word prepared rolling— prepared? is a snake oil word prepared rolling out the instruments— prepared rolling out the instruments of our collective ionuro— instruments of our collective ionuro 7— instruments of our collective torture ? this— instruments of our collective torture ? this is— instruments of our collective torture ? this is tyranny all torture? this is tyranny all again. — torture? this is tyranny all over again. i— torture? this is tyranny all over again. cog over again. i massively take your point and i think there is a logic to keeping some very, very low level something that could pop up. the thing is that we've learned— could pop up. the thing is that we've learned that— f: o. the thing is that we've learned that 90% of it is ioiaiiy— we've learned that 90% of it is totally ineffect— we've learned that 90% of it is totally ineffect cruel that it wasni— totally ineffect cruel that it wasn't. what— totally ineffect cruel that it wasn't. what was saving lives. so wasn't. what was saving lives. so iako— wasn't. what was saving lives. so iako ino— wasn't. what was saving lives. so take the ten _ wasn't. what was saving lives. so take the ten and— wasn't. what was saving lives. so take the ten and learn.- wasn't. what was saving lives. r:;“ oi“r: but so take the ten and learn. but what are those ten? that's what we have to know . moses, what are those ten? moses, would we have to know. moses, would you— we have to know. moses, would you koon— we have to know. moses, would you keep worked?— we have to know. moses, would you keep worked? _ we have to know. moses, would you keep worked? was- moses, would you keep worked? oirzrt. you keep worked? was the vaccine vaccine you keep worked? was the vaccine ani— you keep worked? was the vaccine vaccine . and that's— you keep worked? was the vaccine vaccine . and that's what- you keep worked? oirzrt. oirzrt. and that's what you vaccine. and that's what you koon — vaccine. and that's what you keep inwosiing— oirzrt. and that's what you keep investing concentrate on. wow— keep investing concentrate on. now wnoinor— keep investing concentrate on. now whether whether- keep investing concentrate on. now whether whether it's- now whether whether it's a cattle vaccine, whether it's a human vaccine , whatever it is human vaccine, whatever it is thatis human vaccine, whatever it is that is what you need to concentrate on the rest of it, as you quite rightly. does that involve concentrating on vaccine tyranny and causing people to lose their jobs for not having it? no, no . lose their jobs for not having it? no, no. what lose their jobs for not having it? no, no . what what that means it? no, no. what what that means part of the infrastructure. what it you have it means is you need to have vaccine passports in place . mark vaccine passports in place. mark that as a disease comes forward that as a disease comes forward that you can get that vaccine done quickly, because that is the one thing we actually got

right in this country was the vaccination . whether we got vaccination. whether we got everything else is another everything else right is another matter. and the vaccine places where that research happens and is happening is going to be essential because there are these things going to happen these things are going to happen more and more. we are in a gioiai— more and more. we are in a gionai wono.— more and more. we are in a global world. these- more and more. we are in a- global world. these -things global world. these these things are-vulnerable- global world. these these things are -vulnerable to- global world. these these things are vulnerable to them. are we are vulnerable to them. woko—io- are we are vulnerable to them.| we're—be screamed we're about to all be screamed at we're about to all be screamed ai ny— we're about to all be screamed ai by our— we're about to all be screamed at by our mobile— we're about to all be screamed at by our mobile phones next noxi— at by our mobile phones next noki suniay.— at by our mobile phones next noki suniay. — at by our mobile phones next next sunday. yes.- at by our mobile phones next next sunday. “4115 “r: at by our mobile phones next next sunday. “4115 ' “r: next sunday. yes. and that is not what we should be looking for the next pandemic. not what we should be looking for the next pandemic . pandemics for the next pandemic. pandemics are a once in a lifetime , but are a once in a lifetime, but two lifetimes can come along in a year. there's no actual timescale. it's a large average. it could be that we're about to have another one, but we should not be thinking it's in any way acceptable to lock down our lives again, with regards to the vaccine , i mean, there's vaccine, i mean, there's definitely a strong argument that those who risked illness or death may have benefited from, benefited it. most death may have benefited from, benefited it . most of the benefited from it. most of the ooouiaiion— benefited from it. most of the population didn't— benefited from it. most of the population didn't need- r:;r: . most of the population didn't need to be waooinaioi— population didn't need to be vaccinated, but— population didn't need to be vaccinated, but they were anyway. — vaccinated, but they were anyway. inoy— vaccinated, but they were anyway. they want to do that all oworoooso—ni over again. they could choose, right? didn't mandate right? we didn't mandate it

completely. things completely. there were things you could not go to if you unless you could show you were vaccinated. but we did not make it compulsory. so if you kept the infrastructure— it compulsory. so if you kept the infrastructure of- . turn 3 so if you kept the infrastructure of vaccine passions— the infrastructure of vaccine passports, which i've got no iouii— passports, which i've got no. iouii—wouii doubt that these medics would iowo— doubt that these medics would iowo io— doubt that these medics would iowo io koon— doubt that these medics would love to keep, scientists love to keep, these scientists wouii— love to keep, these scientists wouii-koon- love to keep, these scientists would - keep, then - love to keep, these scientists would keep, then you would love to keep, then you wouii— would love to keep, then you wouii-again— would love to keep, then you would again have that would once again have that pressure on people to be vaccinated. _ pressure on people to be vaccinated. must pressure on people to be- vaccinated. -must never be vaccinated. and it must never be ronoaioi. — vaccinated. and it must never be ronoaioi. -is— vaccinated. and it must never be ronoaioi. -is ii- vaccinated. and it must never be repeated. -is it going- vaccinated. and it must never be repeated. . grzr “g repeated. where is it going to disappear all on our disappear to? it's all on our nhs and it's just sitting nhs app and it's just sitting there. inertly fair enough. i mean, were you were you mean, were you were you a iookiown— mean, were you were you a lockdown sceptic- mean, were you were you a lockdown sceptic during the nanionio— lockdown sceptic during the pandemic initially, i think like many— pandemic initially, i think like many noooio— pandemic initially, i think like many peopte i— pandemic initially, i think like many people i shared huge worries, not— many people i shared huge worries, not particularly for nysoii— worries, not particularly for nysoii or— worries, not particularly for nysoii or my— worries, not particularly for myself or my own generation, but for myself or my own generation, but ior ino — myself or my own generation, but ior ino oiior— myself or my own generation, but for the older generation, and i did for the older generation, and i iii wani— for the older generation, and i did want them— for the older generation, and i did want them to— for the older generation, and i did want them to be protected. nui— did want them to be protected. nui ii— did want them to be protected. nui ii oory— did want them to be protected. but it very quickly— did want them to be protected. but it very quickly transpired it was doing more harm to the mental health of this country than it was good. okay. and interesting and succinct answer. adults should all be able to do mains.— adults should all be able to do mains. ino— adults should all be able to do maths. the pm— adults should all be able to do maths. the pm exists, insists annunoiaio— maths. the pm exists, insists annunciate. what do you think aioui— annunciate. what do you think aioui iniso— annunciate. what do you think about this? you've got a couple of about this? you've got a couple oi kiis. — about this? you've got a couple oi kiis. iiko— about this? you've got a couple of kids. i've got— about this? you've got a couple of kids. grzr “tint; , "it; of kids. i've got three. are they any good maths? well,

they any good at maths? well, they any good at maths? well, the three year old i'm yet to test too thoroughly. early doors . wait a minute equations. he ioii— . wait a minute equations. he ioii no— . wait a minute equations. he can tell me genetics.- . wait a minute equations. he can tell me genetics. he can say that he's three. i take that as a huge achievement . no, that he's three. i take that as a huge achievement. no, i think that i have no idea what rishi sunak means by this. does he mean that we're all meant to be astrophysicist and able to work out the size of the planets? or does he mean that we should be able do two plus two? if it's able to do two plus two? if it's the latter, i agree with him. what you think, neil? i think what do you think, neil? i think it's what do you think, neil? i think is basic— what do you think, neil? i think it's basic maths,— what do you think, neil? i think it's basic maths, isn't can it's basic maths, isn't it? can we out how to pay we can we work out how to pay our rent? how do we pay our bills? how, how can we what interest rate paying if interest rate are we paying if we lucky enough to be we if we're lucky enough to be able for lactating cow able to pay for a lactating cow at the market whatever? yeah, able to pay for a lactating cow acanz market whatever? yeah, able to pay for a lactating cow acan do arket whatever? yeah, able to pay for a lactating cow acan do mental whatever? yeah, able to pay for a lactating cow acan do mental arithmetic yeah, able to pay for a lactating cow acan do mental arithmetic very,, i can do mental arithmetic very, very been able very fast. always have been able to. i think it's not let's to. so i think it's not let's not make complicated , but not make it complicated, but let's have have let's actually have have youngsters to be able to actually live life isn't it . and actually live life isn't it. and without a basic knowledge of maths, you know, you go in sometimes to shop and what have you, the till goes down and very sometimes to shop and what have

you,people. goes down and very sometimes to shop and what have you,people these down and very sometimes to shop and what have you,people these daysi and very sometimes to shop and what have you,people these days have very sometimes to shop and what have you,people these days have thej few people these days have the mental maths in their head. now i don't expect them to be wizards on it, but i think a real good desire to have mental arithmetic is a really good idea because then we would no have a rough idea of what we're spending because we mean the credit card now everything goes through tap, tap. what is what is the bill at the of the is the bill at the end of the day? because we've all got ping, ping, ping. you've got phone ping, ping. you've got a phone now. ping, ping, ping. and now. ping, ping, ping, ping. and at of the you have at the end of the day, you have spent you're not spent a fortune. if you're not four rishi sunak said four fs rishi sunak said practical maths. let's understand- practical maths. let's understand how- ff let's understand how to make practical maths. let's- understand how to make adult economics-to— understand how to make adult economics-to be- understand how to make adult economics-to be a- understand how to make adult economics to be a grown up economics work to be a grown up in inis— economics work to be a grown up in no oouniry. — economics work to be a grown up in this country. i— economics work to be a grown up in this country. i would support him,— in this country. i would support him, nui— in this country. i would support him, iui io— in this country. i would support him, iui io say— in this country. i would support him, but to say abstractly more mains.— him, but to say abstractly more nains. roan.— him, but to say abstractly more maths. yeah. well.— him, but to say abstractly more maths. yeah. well. so we'll get nin— maths. yeah. well. so we'll get nin io— maths. yeah. well. so we'll get nin io oiariiy. — maths. yeah. well. so we'll get him to clarify. _ maths. yeah. well. so we'll get him to clarify. i'm— maths. yeah. well. so we'll get him to clarify. ii“ ”rigs him to clarify. i'm not entirely sure how us all being able to do bafic sure how us all being able to do basic maths is going to improve the economy. what the only kind of the economy. what the only kind oi ass— the economy. what the only kind oi i— the economy. what the only kind of mass. i think— the economy. what the only kind of mass. i think that— 1 what the only kind of mass. i think that you would iaik— of mass. i think that you would iaik aioui— of mass. i think that you would talk about in— of mass. i think that you would talk about in terms of that kind of talk about in terms of that kind oi nign— talk about in terms of that kind oi nign iowoi— talk about in terms of that kind of high level economic would be oory— of high level economic would be wory-iowoi— of high level economic would be very-level maths- of high level economic would be very level maths and us very high level maths and us mowing— very high level maths and us mowing-moro— very high level maths and us moving more produced moving to a more tech produced naiion— moving to a more tech produced naiion wnion— moving to a more tech produced nation, which will— moving to a more tech produced nation, which will all be done by ai— nation, which will all be done by ai anyway. — nation, which will all be done by ai anyway. but-

nation, which will all be done by ai anyway. but you see, i think we could live our lives better if we had a basic knowledge of maths, but it would be better. well being of our oopuiaiion— be better. well being of our population that— well being of our population that will help. sunak— population that will help. sunak would— population that will help. sunak would argue- population that will help. sunak would argue that our competitors are good at maths . competitors are good at maths. china, the far east, india, chinese, brazil, these emerging economies , and they have economies, and they have invested a great deal in bringing people up to high level maths. i don't think that we are going— maths. i don't think that we are going io— maths. i don't think that we are going to suddenly— maths. i don't think that we are going to suddenly be— i don't think that we are going to suddenly be change our oniiro— going to suddenly be change our entire education— going to suddenly be change our entire education system to have the entire education system to have ino kini— entire education system to have ino kini oi— entire education system to have the kind of percentages see i say— the kind of percentages see i can say percentages and i know wnai— can say percentages and i know wnai inoy— can say percentages and i know what they mean— can say percentages and i know what they mean going through inai— what they mean going through inai aro— what they mean going through inai going— what they mean going through that are going to— what they mean going through that are going to go into higher mains— that are going to go into higher maths degrees— that are going to go into higher maths degrees and that's the kini— maths degrees and that's the kini oi— maths degrees and that's the kini oi ining— maths degrees and that's the kind of thing that will change. i kind of thing that will change. i ion-i— kind of thing that will change. i ion-i inink— kind of thing that will change. i don't think we— kind of thing that will change. i don't think we want- kind of thing that will change. i don't think we want to- kind of thing that will change. i don't think we want to go there at all. i just don't think that's what it is. i think it's having a basic knowledge of maths to be able to live your life and once you can live your life and once you can live your life and once you can live your life and keep, you know, it's a very old fashioned saying , life and keep, you know, it's a very old fashioned saying, but make meet actually make ends meet actually that would asset to much would be a great asset to much of the population. if i could be so this now i can add up

so bold this now i can add up and can subtract. yeah , i and i can subtract. yeah, i still can't make— and i can subtract. yeah, i still can't make ends- oi“r: {.oi“ 1 yeah, i still can't make ends meet iooauso— still can't make ends meet because we've— still can't make ends meet because we've got cost of because we've got a cost of iiwing— because we've got a cost of iiwing — because we've got a cost of living crisis. - no, - living crisis. yeah. no, i understand— living crisis. yeah. no, i understand that. but i also inink— understand that. but i also think if you, if you understood the it would help the mass of it, it would help you it. i understand you balance it. i do understand the you balance it. i do understand ino-ionrossing. - you balance it. i do understand the-depressing. it's- the maths depressing. it's a aionaio— the maths depressing. it's a ioiaio inai— the maths depressing. it's a debate that rages— the maths depressing. it's a debate that rages on. you debate that rages on. do you think that sunak is right to prioritise maths at school? let me at gbnews.uk more me know. mark at gbnews.uk more from next. my from the papers next. and my punst from the papers next. and my pundits nominating their pundits will be nominating their headune pundits will be nominating their headline heroes back page headline heroes and back page baddies. don't go anywhere .

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the flesh, in black and white, old can't go wrong old school. you can't go wrong with . we're back. revealed with that. we're back. revealed a quarter of a million children denied nhs help for mental health issues and incense candles and no sign of moscow. kyiv faithful mark an easter like no other tragic story reminding us of the ongoing conflict in ukraine. okay, let's catch up on some of your emails now. well, my take at tennis caused quite the splash. i believe that bbc stars are overpaid , paid and that whether overpaid, paid and that whether it's pen pushing bureaucrats over at over at tv centre or the talent, they've got to take a pay talent, they've got to take a pay cut. we need some bang for our buck. what's your reaction ? our buck. what's your reaction? well, this from judith mark. i never watched the beeb as i don't like it. so why am i forced to pay for something i don't use madness. get rid of the licence fee and those who want it can pay. why, mark says david, bbc stands for big david, the bbc stands for big bureaucracy . why howard the beeb

bureaucracy. why howard the beeb takes my money even if i only watch itv or gb news news. these huge egos at the beeb are paid even huger salaries. no one else would pay them. these massive fees. stop it now and ditch the overpaid twerp lineker says. alan okay, well, look, that's all pretty enlightening. let's get back to the story we covered earlier . get back to the story we covered earlier. boots have changed a sign welcoming people to park in a special area and they've replaced the word disabled parking with less abled in order to be polite. but is it patronising? this from alan. hi mark. i have motor neurone disease and feel very much less able bodied than other people qualifying for disabled parking. i recognise disabilities come in many forms, some of which you can't see, but i feel that blue badge parking can be misused by disabled badge holders who are not less able bodied and don't need the parking benefits . alan,

need the parking benefits. alan, thank you for that privilege to have you watching the show. you sound very able to me, so thanks for your comments. emma, your reaction to this story of boots saying less abled rather than disabled? yeah so i actually snoko— disabled? yeah so i actually snoko io— disabled? yeah so i actually sooko io a— disabled? yeah so i actually spoke to a friend— disabled? yeah so i actually spoke to a friend of- r: 3“ i/rzoi“ so i actually spoke to a friend of mine who's iisaiioi— spoke to a friend of mine who's disabled about— spoke to a friend of mine who's disabled about this because i iiin-i— disabled about this because i iiin-i wani— disabled about this because i didn't want to— disabled about this because i didn't want to come on and spout off didn't want to come on and spout oii wiinoui— didn't want to come on and spout off without actually— didn't want to come on and spout off without actually kind of onooking— off without actually kind of onooking in— off without actually kind of checking in with somebody. and he checking in with somebody. and no saii— checking in with somebody. and no saii inai— checking in with somebody. and he said that there— checking in with somebody. and he said that there is a discussion— he said that there is a discussion within the community aioui— discussion within the community aioui ino— discussion within the community about the phrase— discussion within the community about the phrase either disabled . oia— about the phrase either disabled . oii or— about the phrase either disabled . oii or noooio— about the phrase either disabled , old or people with disabilities. - , old or people with disabilities. and he certainly nroiors— disabilities. and he certainly nroiors ino— disabilities. and he certainly prefers the former . disabilities. and he certainly prefers the former. certainly, he prefers the former. certainly, no says— prefers the former. certainly, no says ioss— prefers the former. certainly, he says less abled is almost oonoioioiy— he says less abled is almost completely wrong . and it almost completely wrong. and it almost oonainiy— completely wrong. and it almost certainly comes— completely wrong. and it almost certainly comes from a well—meaning place. but somebody has well—meaning place. but somebody nas irioi— well—meaning place. but somebody nas irioi io— well—meaning place. but somebody nas irioi io io— well—meaning place. but somebody has tried to be well—meaning and got has tried to be well—meaning and goi ii— has tried to be well—meaning and goi ii wrong— has tried to be well—meaning and goi ii wrong ani— has tried to be well—meaning and got it wrong and without oroiaiiy— got it wrong and without probably really consulting with annunoiaio— probably really consulting with annunciate to— probably really consulting with annunciate to well—meaning or naironising— annunciate to well—meaning or oaironising .— annunciate to well—meaning or patronising , probably patronising, probably well—meaning and patronising inai— well—meaning and patronising inai ii— well—meaning and patronising that it rolled— well—meaning and patronising that it rolled into— well—meaning and patronising that it rolled into one, it's noi— that it rolled into one, it's noi worin— that it rolled into one, it's not worth it. _ that it rolled into one, it's not worth it. ' “r: that it rolled into one, it's not worth it. '“r: that it rolled into one, it's not worth it. ' “r: r:. not worth it. and i think quite often these things backfire. the words take on a new meaning that amongst the school generation

now special has very negative connotation as where it was brought to in be specially abled. and all of that with a really good intention. but if language is going to be harmful , any word will be harmful. it's not the word, it's how you use it. imean, not the word, it's how you use it. i mean, this has echoes of ani— it. i mean, this has echoes of ani iis— it. i mean, this has echoes of ani iiis noi— it. i mean, this has echoes of and it's not quite— e i mean, this has echoes of and it's not quite the same, but it's and it's not quite the same, but is in— and it's not quite the same, but is in ino— and it's not quite the same, but it's in the spectrum. neal which is ii— it's in the spectrum. neal which is ii was— it's in the spectrum. neal which is ii a— it's in the spectrum. neal which is it was a children's magazine. i is it was a children's magazine. i inink— is it was a children's magazine. i inink ii— is it was a children's magazine. iinink ii was— is it was a children's magazine. i think it was the— is it was a children's magazine. i think it was the beano that got— i think it was the beano that goi ni— i think it was the beano that goi rii oi— i think it was the beano that goi rii oi ono— i think it was the beano that got rid of one boy who's called raiiy— got rid of one boy who's called raiiy .— got rid of one boy who's called fatty , something— got rid of one boy who's called fatty , something like that. fatty, something like that. i ii— fatty, something like that. i mean, if you're— fatty, something like that. i mean, if you're disabled, you're iisaiioi— mean, if you're disabled, you're disabled. call— mean, if you're disabled, you're disabled. call a— mean, if you're disabled, you're disabled. call a spade a spade. ani— disabled. call a spade a spade. ana-i— disabled. call a spade a spade. ana-i inink— disabled. call a spade a spade. and-i think-almost. and also, i think you're almost downgrading disability if you're not careful because i think some people are truly have real problems. and i think we want to help them. and think, you help them. and i think, you know, the end of the day, know, at the end of the day, they have disability and so it is just to say disabled. is better just to say disabled. and is a approach . and it is a broad approach. that's the whole you remember political correctness the 90s political correctness in the 90s when were calling short when they were calling short people challenged. when they were calling short peofright. challenged. when they were calling short peofright. yeah.:hallenged. when they were calling short peofright. yeah.:hallengtoi. when they were calling short peofright. yeah.:hallengto make yes, right. yeah. i used to make a joke of it when making speeches that i was vertically

challenged, but that was about the way, me tell you. the only way, let me tell you. i know, i know neil parish and inlionannoni— i know, i know neil parish and in.department.he- in no department is he challenged.— in no department is he challenged. tell challenged. let me tell you. is— challenged. let me tell you. iiis-now— challenged. let me tell you. iiis-now ior— challenged. let me tell you. it's-now for our- challenged. let me tell you. it's now for our headline it's time now for our headline noroos— it's time now for our headline noroos-iaok— it's time now for our headline heroes-back page- it's time now for our headline heroes back page bat is heroes and back page bat is annunziaia— heroes and back page bat is. annunziata,_hero annunziata, your headline hero was donna del— annunziata, your headline hero was donna del bono. fl annunziata, your headline hero was donna del bono. j’ m was donna del bono. that it? it was donna del bono. that it.7 it was absolutely tragic story that a young man in radstock in somerset was stabbed and his murderer was just being convicted . covid went home to convicted. covid went home to his mother in frome . i used to his mother in frome. i used to live just outside frome, so i particularly noticed the story . particularly noticed the story. but the first thing she did was to keep him there . call 999 and to keep him there. call 999 and report her own 16 year old son, who is now facing a minimum of 21 years in prison. i do not know the background to the story , but i think it is so morally courageous of that mother where she has come back after the sentencing to say i was brought

up to know right from wrong and i had no choice . but up to know right from wrong and i had no choice. but i up to know right from wrong and i had no choice . but i applaud i had no choice. but i applaud that woman. it must have been the most impossible decision . the most impossible decision. none of us would want to be in her shoes and her pain is ongoing. no doubt. neil, b...fly,_ ongoing. no doubt. neil, brew-you— ongoing. no doubt. neil, briefly,.you can,- g g no doubt. neil, briefly, you can, your briefly, if you can, your head“...— briefly, if you can, your headline hero, claire mercer , headline hero, claire mercer, who— headline hero, claire mercer, who has— headline hero, claire mercer, who has campaigned against the smart— who has campaigned against the smart motorway— who has campaigned against the smart motorway because i mean, i changed— smart motorway because i mean, i changed a— smart motorway because i mean, i changed a are— smart motorway because i mean, i changed a tire once— smart motorway because i mean, i changed a tire once with a hard shoulder— changed a tire once with a hard saaaaaea aa— changed a tire once with a hard shoulder on the _ changed a tire once with a hard shoulder on the motorway . you shoulder on the motorway. you don-a— shoulder on the motorway. you aaa-a want— shoulder on the motorway. you aaa-a want a— shoulder on the motorway. you don't want to do _ shoulder on the motorway. you don't want to do it. c don't want to do it. it's horrific— don't want to do it. it's horrific numbers that have been killed . and so she was so right killed. and so she was so right to do this campaign. bravo, claire. i've interviewed- g bravo, claire. i've interviewed her on me— claire. i've interviewed her on the aah.— claire. i've interviewed her on the radio. what— claire. i've interviewed her on the radio. what a— claire. i've interviewed her on the radio. what a lady. briefly emma— the radio. what a lady. briefly ehha year— the radio. what a lady. briefly emma, your headline hero. so my heaahhe— emma, your headline hero. so my heaahhe here— emma, your headline hero. so my headline hero is— emma, your headline hero. so my headline hero is trevor holden or headline hero is trevor holden ea h—aawe— headline hero is trevor holden ea h—aawe ae— headline hero is trevor holden or t—dawg as as— headline hero is trevor holden or t—dawg as as he likes to be known — or t—dawg as as he likes to be known leah— or t—dawg as as he likes to be known leah .— or t—dawg as as he likes to be known. look , local- or t—dawg as as he likes to be known. d known. look, local government can be incredibly boring and incredibly dull and incredibly difficult to get a message over. so i'm always, always keen on people who just try to do something a little bit different and have a laugh. and i'm sure that his lovely , slightly cringe that his lovely, slightly cringe worthy rap has got the message out about voter id better than

anything else that could have done that big up. trevor holden i'm done that big up. trevor holden hm gehg— done that big up. trevor holden hm going ae— done that big up. trevor holden hm going he ghe— done that big up. trevor holden i'm going to give it— done that big up. trevor holden i'm going to give it to- : g c. trevor holden i'm going to give it to donna deh— i'm going to give it to donna aeh heme— i'm going to give it to donna del bono though. _ i'm going to give it to donna del bono though. back page ham. —hamel del bono though. back page. batty._name and batty. i just need a name and a sentence, please.— batty. i just need a name and a sentence, please. so who have you— sentence, please. so who have yea-ae— sentence, please. so who have yea-as a— sentence, please. so who have you-as a baddie?- sentence, please. so who have you as a baddie.7 ruth kelly you got as a baddie.7 ruth kelly whe— you got as a baddie.7 ruth kelly who-ahe— you got as a baddie.7 ruth kelly who-the transport- you got as a baddie.7 ruth kelly who the transport secretary who was the transport secretary whe— who was the transport secretary who introduced— who was the transport secretary who introduced the smart meaemayee— who introduced the smart motorways? big mistake. cost hvee— motorways? big mistake. cost hvee .— motorways? big mistake. cost hvee . neh— motorways? big mistake. cost lives . neil your— motorways? big mistake. cost lives . neil your back page lives. neil your back page haaahe. — lives. neil your back page baddie. nicola— lives. neil your back page baddie. nicola sturgeon needs no heede— baddie. nicola sturgeon needs no heeae .— baddie. nicola sturgeon needs no needs , no explanation, no about needs, no explanation, no about seehheh— needs, no explanation, no about scottish finance. _ needs, no explanation, no about scottish finance. �*fh " needs, no explanation, no about scottish finance. wt" scottish finance. when i think she knew everything about soledar she's not here to defend herself. she would deny that back— herself. she would deny that haeh page— herself. she would deny that back page baddie.— she would deny that back page baddie. emma a couple of eeeehea— back page baddie. emma a couple of seconds. i've— back page baddie. emma a couple of seconds. i've gone very light my back— of seconds. i've gone very light my haeh page— of seconds. i've gone very light my back page baddie is harrison hem— my back page baddie is harrison hem hem— my back page baddie is harrison ford from married— my back page baddie is harrison ford from married at first sight haehaha— ford from married at first sight haehaha-hs— ford from married at first sight australia.-is the- ford from married at first sight australia. gut; australia. who is the single worst advert for masculinity ? worst advert for masculinity? toxic masculinity, horrendous man. so horrendous. the new andrew man. so horrendous. the new hmhew heme— man. so horrendous. the new andrew doyle hate.- man. so horrendous. the new andrew doyle hate. i'm- : the new andrew doyle hate. i'm going to ghe— andrew doyle hate. i'm going to give h— andrew doyle hate. i'm going to give ha ha— andrew doyle hate. i'm going to give it to nicola— andrew doyle hate. i'm going to give it to nicola sturgeon for her— give it to nicola sturgeon for her-financial- give it to nicola sturgeon for her financial dealings or her dodgy financial dealings or mayhe— her dodgy financial dealings or. maybe—allegations maybe not. those are allegations . he— maybe not. those are allegations . he eaehah— maybe not. those are allegations . be careful. definitely definitely. _ . be careful. definitely definitely. be careful. look, ahahh— definitely. be careful. look, ahahh yea— definitely. be careful. look, ahamh you he— definitely. be careful. look, thank you to my brilliant hamme— thank you to my brilliant pundits tonight. all my guests are-importantly- pundits tonight. all my guests are-importantly ,- pundits tonight. all my guests are importantly , you are most importantly, you for yam—eemham. i are most importantly, you for your company. all your wonderful company. all weeheha— your wonderful company. all weekendii've_ your wonderful company. all weekend i've every weekend. i've loved every second— weekend. i've loved every second-we'll- weekend. i've loved every second. we'll do it all second. and we'll do it all aeah—

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next good evening. i'm tatiana sanchezin good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom, the sanchez in the gb newsroom, the health secretary has urged the royal of nursing to royal college of nursing to reconsider planned industrial action at the end of the month . action at the end of the month. in a letter to the unions leader this morning, steve in a letter to the unions leader this morning , steve barclay in a letter to the unions leader this morning, steve barclay said the pay offer is fair and the recent pay offer is fair and reasonable and the decision to stage a 48 hour strike will put patients at risk. the chs general secretary, pat cullen , general secretary, pat cullen, has criticised the government for refusing to budge on its offer of a 5% pay rise. our members neither think it's reasonable or fair. it's a short term reasonable or fair. it's a short rerm approach— reasonable or fair. it's a short term approach that— ” it's a short term approach that plugs a gap by ghvmg— term approach that plugs a gap by ghvhmg chem— term approach that plugs a gap by ghvhmg rhem a— term approach that plugs a gap by giving them a one off what thev've— by giving them a one off what they've described— by giving them a one off what they've described as a bonus.

hhar-c— they've described as a bonus. that's certainly— they've described as a bonus. that's certainly not going