that later . also on the way on that later. also on the way tonight— on that later. also on the way tonight after— on that later. also on the way tonight after former holyrood defender— tonight after former holyrood defender ef— tonight after former holyrood defender of the— tonight after former holyrood defender of the sussexes mia fenew— defender of the sussexes mia farrow admits— defender of the sussexes mia farrow admits that even she is wee— farrow admits that even she is new ef— farrow admits that even she is new en harry— farrow admits that even she is tired of harry and— farrow admits that even she is tired of harry and meghan is newenee— tired of harry and meghan is patience with— tired of harry and meghan is patience with the montecito moaners at an— patience with the montecito moaners at an all time low. i wane— moaners at an all time low. i went yew— moaners at an all time low. i want your verdict— moaners at an all time low. i want your verdict as the mail on sunny. — want your verdict as the mail on sunday. charlotte— want your verdict as the mail on sunday. charlotte griffiths, the seeeeeeen-e— sunday. charlotte griffiths, the spectator's carrie _ sunday. charlotte griffiths, the spectator's carrie kennedy and wegnen-e— spectator's carrie kennedy and wegnen-e-,— spectator's carrie kennedy and wegnen-e-, rov- spectator's carrie kennedy and meghan's , roy rebecca meghan's supporter, roy rebecca weenew. — meghan's supporter, roy rebecca toomey- neme— meghan's supporter, roy rebecca toomey. battle it— meghan's supporter, roy rebecca toomey. battle it out in the unen— toomey. battle it out in the den .— toomey. battle it out in the den . ewe,— toomey. battle it out in the clash . plus, as— toomey. battle it out in the clash . plus, as the queen clash. plus, as the queen ceneen— clash. plus, as the queen consort best— clash. plus, as the queen consort best friend, lady lansdowne _ consort best friend, lady lansdowne speaks out for the very— lansdowne speaks out for the were fine— lansdowne speaks out for the very first time,— lansdowne speaks out for the very first time, confirming that canine— very first time, confirming that canine n— very first time, confirming that camilla is hurt— very first time, confirming that camilla is hurt by— very first time, confirming that camilla is hurt by harry's weewe— camilla is hurt by harry's vicious attacks- camilla is hurt by harry's vicious attacks against her. eeee— vicious attacks against her. eeee ene— vicious attacks against her. does the duke _ vicious attacks against her. does the duke of delusion, his neenen— does the duke of delusion, his neenen in— does the duke of delusion, his mother in law,— does the duke of delusion, his mother in law, an— does the duke of delusion, his mother in law, an apology and not mother in law, an apology and net ene— mother in law, an apology and not the other— mother in law, an apology and not the other way— mother in law, an apology and not the other way around? well, angela— not the other way around? well, angeee lewin— not the other way around? well, angela levin, she's the wegnenen— angela levin, she's the biographer of- angela levin, she's the biographer of both royals in neeeflene— biographer of both royals in questions,-me- biographer of both royals in questions, me live the questions, joins me live in the swee— questions, joins me live in the eweie-nen— questions, joins me live in the studio-her expert- studio to give her expert newne— studio to give her expert insight. plus,— studio to give her expert insight. plus, as the bbc nemes— insight. plus, as the bbc rallies around- insight. plus, as the bbc rallies around sadiq khan and his rallies around sadiq khan and ne renewe— rallies around sadiq khan and his ruinous ulez_ rallies around sadiq khan and his ruinous ulez plans by enume— his ruinous ulez plans by calling neo— his ruinous ulez plans by calling p&o testers against it, far calling p&o testers against it, fen right— calling p&o testers against it, fen nene ee— calling p&o testers against it, far right at eco— calling p&o testers against it, far right at eco protesters and mainstream— far right at eco protesters and mainstream politicians were jeinee— mainstream politicians were jeenee ew— mainstream politicians were joined by conspiracy theorists ene— joined by conspiracy theorists and en— joined by conspiracy theorists and fen right— joined by conspiracy theorists and far right groups . so is elon and far right groups. so is elon

ween— and far right groups. so is elon week right— and far right groups. so is elon musk right that— and far right groups. so is elon musk right that the beeb is not wweewennwe— musk right that the beeb is not trustworthy? as— musk right that the beeb is not trustworthy? as a— musk right that the beeb is not trustworthy? as a news source, wen— trustworthy? as a news source, wen enven— trustworthy? as a news source, neil oliver takes— trustworthy? as a news source, neil oliver takes on the british bashing— neil oliver takes on the british bashing corporation, where he need— bashing corporation, where he need ee— bashing corporation, where he need we week— bashing corporation, where he used to work later this hour. eweewnene— used to work later this hour. elsewhere gazza_ used to work later this hour. elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in teens— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in teens ween— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in tears with this— elsewhere gazza leaves viewers in tears with this shocking slur eeewe— in tears with this shocking slur about margaret— in tears with this shocking slur about margaret thatcher on cnennew— about margaret thatcher on cnennew e. — about margaret thatcher on cnennew e. ._ about margaret thatcher on channel 4. i felt it getting newe— channel 4. i felt it getting new ene— channel 4. i felt it getting new and w— channel 4. i felt it getting hard and i thought i'd quit. i wee— hard and i thought i'd quit. i we renewe— hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. _ hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. so- hard and i thought i'd quit. i just release this. so just- just release this. so just quickly . just hit the toilet and quickly. just hit the toilet and just whack one out . he's talking just whack one out. he's talking eeewe— just whack one out. he's talking eeewe neewne— just whack one out. he's talking about meeting margaret- f he's talking about meeting margaret thatcher. swew— about meeting margaret thatcher. swew cnennew— about meeting margaret thatcher. surely channel 4— about meeting margaret thatcher. surely channel 4 should just be sewe— surely channel 4 should just be sewn en— surely channel 4 should just be sewn en new— surely channel 4 should just be sold off now by— surely channel 4 should just be sold off now by this government . ane— sold off now by this government . ane ee— sold off now by this government . and as phillip— sold off now by this government . and as phillip schofield makes his anticipated— . and as phillip schofield makes his anticipated-to- . and as phillip schofield makes his anticipated to this his anticipated return to this newne— his anticipated return to this morning after— his anticipated return to this morning after his brother nneenw— morning after his brother timothy found guilty of timothy was found guilty of being— timothy was found guilty of being .,_ timothy was found guilty of being e, ew— timothy was found guilty of being a, our itv_ timothy was found guilty of being a, our itv chiefs are nienning— being a, our itv chiefs are eienning ee— being a, our itv chiefs are planning to replace the queue hopping— planning to replace the queue hopping presenter with alison wennene.— hopping presenter with alison wennene. we— hopping presenter with alison hammond. we cross over to the wenie— hammond. we cross over to the wenie ei— hammond. we cross over to the wenie ei wewe— hammond. we cross over to the world of woke telly to cover bein— world of woke telly to cover been ei— world of woke telly to cover both of those— world of woke telly to cover both of those stories in the media— both of those stories in the media ewe— both of those stories in the media buzz and— both of those stories in the media buzz and ever, stay media buzz and as ever, stay innee— media buzz and as ever, stay innee-iinei— media buzz and as ever, stay tuned-first look- media buzz and as ever, stay tuned first look at tuned for a first look at tomorrow's— tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front engen— tomorrow's newspaper. front eegee—eii- tomorrow's newspaper. front eegee—eiiinel pages. they're hot off the green — pages. they're hot off the green -e— pages. they're hot off the ween-e ne- pages. they're hot off the press. a new greatest press. later a new greatest eniiein— press. later a new greatest britain union— press. later a new greatest britain union jack has named ewe.— britain union jack has named ewe-is— britain union jack has named ewe-is den— britain union jack has named two. is dan wootton two. this is dan wootton ienigne.— two. this is dan wootton

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number ten says the prime minister will clarify how it was declared as a minister burial interest rather than to the commons . meanwhile, mr sunak has commons. meanwhile, mr sunak has accepted the uk doesn't have enough teachers to deliver on his ambition to improve children's numeracy skills. he says an anti maths mindset is costing the uk economy tens of billions of pounds every year and wants to ensure the subject is studied by all students in england up to the age of 18, the uk is one of the least numerate countries in the developed world. more than 8 million newne— world. more than 8 million adults have— : more than 8 million adults have numeracy skills ieiew— adults have numeracy skills below those _ adults have numeracy skills below those expected of a nine ween— below those expected of a nine ween eig— below those expected of a nine ween eie ene— below those expected of a nine year old and around a third of wewng— year old and around a third of wewng eeeeie— year old and around a third of our young people don't pass newne— our young people don't pass neine ecse— our young people don't pass maths, gcse ._ our young people don't pass maths, gcse . we make jokes about maths, gcse. we make jokes about not maths, gcse. we make jokes about new being— maths, gcse. we make jokes about new ieing ewe— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to do— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to do maths. it's eeeieiiw— not being able to do maths. it's socially acceptable— not being able to do maths. it's socially acceptable . all we say socially acceptable. all we say ininge— socially acceptable. all we say ininge iiwe— socially acceptable. all we say ininge iiwe ,— socially acceptable. all we say things like , oh,— socially acceptable. all we say things like , oh, maths, i can't things like, oh, maths, i can't do things like, oh, maths, i can't we inni— things like, oh, maths, i can't ie we .— things like, oh, maths, i can't ie we . we— things like, oh, maths, i can't do that . it's not— things like, oh, maths, i can't do that . it's not for me. and do that. it's not for me. and eweenew— do that. it's not for me. and everyone laughs.— do that. it's not for me. and everyone laughs. but we'd never newe— everyone laughs. but we'd never make e— everyone laughs. but we'd never make e gene— everyone laughs. but we'd never make a joke like— everyone laughs. but we'd never make a joke like that about not being— make a joke like that about not being wine— make a joke like that about not being eiie ee— make a joke like that about not

being able to read— make a joke like that about not being able to read a nhs. ingeni— being able to read a nhs. ingiene nes— being able to read a nhs. england has said- being able to read a nhs. england has said nearly 200,000 hospital appointments and procedures had to be rescheduled due to the strike by junior doctors this month. it includes people who were waiting for operations and other treatments, as well as scans and follow up appointments. tens of thousands of workers staged a 96 hour strike in a dispute over pay between april the 11th and the 15th. it comes as the prime minister admitted it will be a challenge to cut nhs waiting times because of industrial action, while also adding that he remains hopeful wait times can ultimately be cut . just up. can ultimately be cut. just up. oil protesters disrupted play at the world snooker championships in sheffield, pouring orange powder onto one of the tables . powder onto one of the tables. the incident unfolded live on television as two games were underway on the third day at the crucible theatre. at least two of the protesters were wrestled away from the main arena. play

was suspended for the evening on the affected table , while play the affected table, while play on the second table was stopped for approximately 45 minutes. more than 5000 people have crossed the english channel in small boats this year , gb news small boats this year, gb news can reveal around 120 people have arrived today with three small boats intercepted by uk authorities . it's after a surge authorities. it's after a surge in small boat crossings as criminal people smuggling gangs take advantage of bad weather conditions . and the king and conditions. and the king and queen consort have personally picked a recipe for the coronation quiche to mark the event. the recipe includes spinach broad beans and tarragon . the case will be served at the big lunches during the coronation celebrations. the late queen had a coronation chicken in 1953 to mark her event. chicken in 1953 to mark her event . tv online , dab+ radio and event. tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now

it's back to dan . it's back to dan. what is it with the guardians? almost obsessive desire to drag ewew— almost obsessive desire to drag ewew einnie— almost obsessive desire to drag every ethnic minority politician wne— every ethnic minority politician wne eeeen-e— every ethnic minority politician who doesn't sign— every ethnic minority politician who doesn't sign up to their destructive _ who doesn't sign up to their destructive woke agenda. first, inew— destructive woke agenda. first, inew eiieneiee— destructive woke agenda. first, they attempted to paint the fewer— they attempted to paint the former home— they attempted to paint the former home secretary, priti rarer— former home secretary, priti rerei wirn— former home secretary, priti patel with uganda indian rrnnieiw— patel with uganda indian ethnicity as— patel with uganda indian ethnicity as a— patel with uganda indian ethnicity as a bully, even going so ethnicity as a bully, even going ee rer— ethnicity as a bully, even going ee in we— ethnicity as a bully, even going ee in we re— ethnicity as a bully, even going so far as to publish this iierenr— so far as to publish this blatant racist- so far as to publish this blatant racist cartoon . now they blatant racist cartoon. now they newe— blatant racist cartoon. now they newe rwrnee— blatant racist cartoon. now they have turned their— blatant racist cartoon. now they have turned their vicious focus to have turned their vicious focus re irerw-e— have turned their vicious focus to pretty's brilliant successor as to pretty's brilliant successor we rene— to pretty's brilliant successor as home secretary superwoman sweiie— as home secretary superwoman suella braverman,_ as home secretary superwoman suella braverman, whose indian weenie— suella braverman, whose indian parents emigrated— suella braverman, whose indian parents emigrated to britain fren— parents emigrated to britain from mauritius— parents emigrated to britain from mauritius and kenya in a eerengee— from mauritius and kenya in a deranged front— from mauritius and kenya in a deranged front page article, the newspaper— deranged front page article, the newspaper quoted her conservative - newspaper quoted her conservative rivals terrified , conservative rivals terrified, by conservative rivals terrified, iw rne — conservative rivals terrified, iw rne wew — conservative rivals terrified, by the way, those rivals of her eeewieriw— by the way, those rivals of her popularity within— by the way, those rivals of her popularity within the party are nirring— popularity within the party are nirring ewr— popularity within the party are hitting out at— popularity within the party are hitting out at her so—called reeier— hitting out at her so—called racist rhetoric. _ hitting out at her so—called

racist rhetoric. and once again , in— racist rhetoric. and once again , in caring— racist rhetoric. and once again , in eeiiing en— racist rhetoric. and once again , in calling on the— racist rhetoric. and once again , in calling on the prime irinieren— , in calling on the prime minister, rishi- , in calling on the prime minister, rishi sunak , to minister, rishi sunak, to inrewene— minister, rishi sunak, to intervene and- minister, rishi sunak, to intervene and sack his home seerererw— intervene and sack his home secretary. now,— intervene and sack his home secretary. now, such a move by the secretary. now, such a move by we we,— secretary. now, such a move by we wew eewie— secretary. now, such a move by the way, could be— secretary. now, such a move by the way, could be suicidal for his the way, could be suicidal for nie ewn— the way, could be suicidal for his own premiership. as we know , sweiie— his own premiership. as we know , sweiie ie— his own premiership. as we know , sweiie ie ine— his own premiership. as we know , suella is the only— his own premiership. as we know , suella is the only person in canine— , suella is the only person in ceiiner wne— , suella is the only person in cabinet who genuinely knows what it cabinet who genuinely knows what ir rakes— cabinet who genuinely knows what ir rewee re— cabinet who genuinely knows what ir rewee re erer— cabinet who genuinely knows what it takes to stop the— cabinet who genuinely knows what it takes to stop the boats. the ewereien— it takes to stop the boats. the ewereien .— it takes to stop the boats. the ewereien . ir— it takes to stop the boats. the guardian . it gets— it takes to stop the boats. the guardian . it gets worse. it gets guardian. it gets worse. it gets inew— guardian. it gets worse. it gets worse. they accused braverman of, worse. they accused braverman er, gweie— worse. they accused braverman of, quote, inflaming racial reneiene— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a— of, quote, inflaming racial tensions on a number of occasions over- tensions on a number of occasions over the past few newne— occasions over the past few nenrne. ane— occasions over the past few months. and it— occasions over the past few months. and it even went as far to months. and it even went as far re gwere— months. and it even went as far to quote someone— months. and it even went as far to quote someone who they described— to quote someone who they described former senior described as a former senior ninierer— described as a former senior ninierer iren — described as a former senior minister from borisjohnson's minister from boris johnson's geeennr— minister from boris johnson's government, although didn't government, although they didn't rnie— government, although they didn't name this-calling- name this person calling braverman a— name this person calling braverman a real racist bigot . braverman a real racist bigot. now— braverman a real racist bigot. wew, wereneee— braverman a real racist bigot. now, baroness vaizey also let newn— now, baroness vaizey also let eewn ner— now, baroness vaizey also let eewn ner ewn— now, baroness vaizey also let down her own party by personally wrecking— down her own party by personally attacking suella— down her own party by personally attacking suella in— down her own party by personally attacking suella in an interview wirn— attacking suella in an interview wirn ine— attacking suella in an interview with the grotesque and discredited— with the grotesque and discredited race baiter, james o-erien— discredited race baiter, james o-erien wne— discredited race baiter, james o'brien, who spent months eneiirwing— o'brien, who spent months amplifying conspiracy theories by amplifying conspiracy theories iw ine— amplifying conspiracy theories by the disgraced— amplifying conspiracy theories by the disgraced convicted erininei— by the disgraced convicted erininei .— by the disgraced convicted criminal . carl— by the disgraced convicted criminal. carl beech. you're eeiiing— criminal. carl beech. you're eeiiing ine— criminal. carl beech. you're calling the home secretary renew— calling the home secretary reeiere — calling the home secretary reeiere i— calling the home secretary racist? i am— calling the home secretary racist? if? g racist? i am calling her rhetoric racist . i am. and racist? i am calling her rhetoric racist. i am. and i'm eweeening— rhetoric racist. i am. and i'm eweeeriing ine— rhetoric racist. i am. and i'm supporting the letters- f ”art i am. and i'm supporting the letters which eeri— supporting the letters which eeii ner— supporting the letters which call her rhetoric racist . ' i:

call her rhetoric racist. and i wink— call her rhetoric racist. and i eninw ire— call her rhetoric racist. and i think it's and— call her rhetoric racist. and i think it's and i say that as somebody who was subjected to racism growing up, you know, in the 70s and 80s, arnie she should be thoughtful. she's responsible for the- : 3 she's responsible for the security of our responsible for the security of eewnrw— responsible for the security of eewnrw .— responsible for the security of our country . arnie we need a our country. arnie we need a grewn— our country. arnie we need a grewn wn— our country. arnie we need a grewn we in— our country. arnie we need a grown up in that— our country. arnie we need a grown up in that role. you know, we eerreiniw— grown up in that role. you know, we certainly don't— grown up in that role. you know, we certainly don't need somebody wne-e— we certainly don't need somebody wne-e rrwing— we certainly don't need somebody wne-e rwing g,— we certainly don't need somebody wne-e rwing re, yew— we certainly don't need somebody who's trying to, you know, eeriern — who's trying to, you know, perform some— who's trying to, you know, perform some sort of trump rriiwre— perform some sort of trump tribute-honestly- perform some sort of trump tribute honestly , how has tribute act honestly, how has iewrneiien — tribute act honestly, how has journalism in— tribute act honestly, how has journalism in this country ereenee— journalism in this country ereeeee re— journalism in this country stooped to such a low? iirizi; journalism in this country stooped to such a low? iziz; stooped to such a low? there was no stooped to such a low? there was re serr— stooped to such a low? there was no new ei— stooped to such a low? there was no sort of pushback there. and if the guardian and the tory wets really believe the divisive rhetoric they are pushing, then let me tell them the majority of brits must be racist bigots to you because suella has expressing what the silent majority have felt about the invasion via our southern border . the woke police scene and grooming gangs for many years i'd love to be having a front page of the telegraph with a flight, a plane taking off to rwanda. thats my dream . the rwanda. thats my dream. the eririen— rwanda. thats my dream. the eririen eeeeie— “: thats my dream. the british people deserve to know wnien— british people deserve to know wnien gerry— british people deserve to know wnien perry ie— british people deserve to know

which party is serious about weeping— which party is serious about ereening ine— which party is serious about stopping the invasion on our eewrnern— stopping the invasion on our southern coast— stopping the invasion on our southern coast and which party is new — southern coast and which party is new ire— southern coast and which party is new we r— southern coast and which party is not. it's a labour- southern coast and which party is not. c ” is not. it's a labour party. it's the lib dems- is not. it's a labour party. it's the lib dems. - is not. it's a labour party. it's the lib dems. it's- is not. it's a labour party. it's the lib dems . it's the it's the lib dems. it's the ceeiirien— it's the lib dems. it's the coalition of chaos . its it's the lib dems. c c iii" it. its the coalition of chaos. its the ewereien— coalition of chaos. its the guardian reading- c iii" it. its the guardian reading tofu, eating wetereri— guardian reading tofu, eating wokerati dare— guardian reading tofu, eating wokerati dare i— guardian reading tofu, eating wokerati dare i say, the anti—growth— wokerati dare i say, the anti—growth coalition. what we've seen is— anti—growth coalition. what we've seen is a— anti—growth coalition. what we've seen is a practise whereby vulnerable white english girls , vulnerable white english girls, sometimes in care nana, sometimes in care nana, sometimes who are in challenging circumstances , being pursued and circumstances, being pursued and rape , raped and drugged and rape, raped and drugged and harmed by gangs of british, pakistani men. we've seen in eirweriene— pakistani men. we've seen in situations and— pakistani men. we've seen in situations and state- tar?" ”c2" we've seen in situations and state agencies , situations and state agencies, wnerner— situations and state agencies, wnerner ire— situations and state agencies, whether it's social workers, reeenere— whether it's social workers, regenere ,— whether it's social workers, teachers , the— whether it's social workers, teachers , the police turn teachers, the police turn a wine— teachers, the police turn a wine ewe— teachers, the police turn a wine ewe re— teachers, the police turn a blind eye to these to these signe— blind eye to these to these signs ei— blind eye to these to these signs of abuse— blind eye to these to these signs of abuse out of political correctness , out— signs of abuse out of political correctness , out of fear of correctness, out of fear of being— correctness, out of fear of being called _ correctness, out of fear of being called racist, out of fear of

being called racist, out of fear ei being— being called racist, out of fear of being called— being called racist, out of fear of being called bigoted . yep. so of being called bigoted. yep. so snee— of being called bigoted. yep. so ene-e steering— of being called bigoted. yep. so she's speaking for— of being called bigoted. yep. so she's speaking for the vast neg-entw— she's speaking for the vast neieritw ei— she's speaking for the vast majority of us. - she's speaking for the vast majority of us. «it; reign? " majority of us. but yet again, the guardian and the hate filled left don't believe soledar should be able to express these sensible opinions. do you know why? because she isn't white and shame on her colleagues when an like tobias ellwood, the conservative chair of the defence select committee who told the guardian that sewell has approached us not sit well with the new pragmatic and cooperative approach which the pm has now injected into number ten seen improve in ten and has seen us improve in the polls are in which country is mr ellwood residing? possibly the only thing that will stop sunak facing electoral oblivion at the next election. mark my words , is if he allows suella to words, is if he allows suella to lead the uk out of the echr and stop the boats as she wants to do, but the left are going to keep up their racism like the comedian lenny henry telling the times newspaper of both patel and braverman's appointment as home secretary. that's odd,

isn't it? it's like, put a brown face on it . it's very hurtful face on it. it's very hurtful when you see brown people up there saying that stuff. it sends a chill into your heart. they are being used. you know, it's pretty cynical . i think it's pretty cynical. i think that's right. according to lenny henry prittie and suella can't even think for themselves now. they are puppets . they are just they are puppets. they are just puppets for white men, not two of our most success politicians . what poppycock. and you know what? the left are the racist ones here they are the bigots. leave the home secretary's race out of this . she never uses it out of this. she never uses it after all. and let her get on with trying to protect the country from imminent threats , country from imminent threats, not to respond. now, my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butler , and the former benjamin butler, and the former mep and political commentator beunda mep and political commentator belinda de lucy, carole malone. this is absolutely outrageous what's going on. people like lenny— what's going on. people like iennw nenw— what's going on. people like lenny henry and— grin g people like lenny henry and james o'brien,

rnew-re— lenny henry and james o'brien, they're horrified— lenny henry and james o'brien, they're horrified that women of eeiw— they're horrified that women of eeiw e— they're horrified that women of colour a hold— they're horrified that women of colour a hold right wing views ene— colour a hold right wing views and ie— colour a hold right wing views and be refused— colour a hold right wing views and be refused to— colour a hold right wing views and be refused to pay play the wetn— and be refused to pay play the victim yew— and be refused to pay play the victim you know,— and be refused to pay play the victim you know, and for all iner— victim you know, and for all rner reen— victim you know, and for all that tosh there _ victim you know, and for all that tosh there about you know ieieni — that tosh there about you know ieieni nee— that tosh there about you know ieieni nee re— that tosh there about you know rishi has to try— that tosh there about you know rishi has to try and get rid of ner— rishi has to try and get rid of ner ieieni — rishi has to try and get rid of her rishi will— rishi has to try and get rid of her rishi will not— rishi has to try and get rid of her rishi will not is not going to her rishi will not is not going re ger— her rishi will not is not going re ger iii— her rishi will not is not going to get rid because she says rninge— to get rid because she says ininge rner— to get rid because she says things that he— to get rid because she says things that he can't say. and rner-e— things that he can't say. and iner-e wner— things that he can't say. and that's what aidan magee won't say that's what aidan magee won't eew rner— that's what aidan magee won't eew rner ne— that's what aidan magee won't say that he won't— that's what aidan magee won't say that he won't say. and rner-e— say that he won't say. and iner-e wner— say that he won't say. and that's what home secretaries do. but that's what home secretaries do. ewr yew— that's what home secretaries do. nwr wew knew,— that's what home secretaries do. but you know, you— that's what home secretaries do. but you know, you know, she you knew,— but you know, you know, she you knew-wie— but you know, you know, she you knew-rnie we— but you know, you know, she you know,-this we know- but you know, you know, she you know, this we know where know, i just this we know where rnie— know, i just this we know where rnie eernee— know, i just this we know where this comes from. _ know, i just this we know where this comes from. this comes from wereneee werew— this comes from. this comes from baroness vardy, who— this comes from. this comes from baroness vardy, who actually was was baroness vardy, who actually was reining— baroness vardy, who actually was was talking about— baroness vardy, who actually was was talking about sewell's gweree— was talking about sewell's gweree-eewing- was talking about sewell's quotes saying that the quotes about saying that the registe— quotes about saying that the wrists ene— quotes about saying that the rapists and the— quotes about saying that the rapists and the grooming gangs, the rapists and the grooming gangs, we get,— rapists and the grooming gangs, the well, largely— rapists and the grooming gangs, the well, largely british, pakistani _ the well, largely british, pakistani muslims . and we know pakistani muslims. and we know wner— pakistani muslims. and we know we we— pakistani muslims. and we know we ene— pakistani muslims. and we know what was she supposed to do? was she what was she supposed to do? was ene eweeeeee— what was she supposed to do? was ene eweeeeee re— what was she supposed to do? was she supposed to not— what was she supposed to do? was she supposed to not say that baroness kwasi_ she supposed to not say that baroness kwasi is saying that's ewrring— baroness kwasi is saying that's rewiring aeien— baroness kwasi is saying that's putting asian families in danger but putting asian families in danger ewr we— putting asian families in danger but was suella— putting asian families in danger but was suella not supposed to say but was suella not supposed to eew rniee— but was suella not supposed to say this? because— but was suella not supposed to say this? because the very reason those— say this? because the very reason those girls, the rape and the reason those girls, the rape and we eiiiege— reason those girls, the rape and the pillage went— reason those girls, the rape and the pillage went on with those

girie— the pillage went on with those girie ier— the pillage went on with those girie ier ee— the pillage went on with those girls for so long— the pillage went on with those girls for so long was because we— girls for so long was because we eeiiee— girls for so long was because the police and— girls for so long was because the police and local politicians ene— the police and local politicians and eeeiei— the police and local politicians and social services turned a itine— and social services turned a wine ewe— and social services turned a blind eye and— and social services turned a blind eye and would not say ieeewee— blind eye and would not say because they— blind eye and would not say because they were scared of being— because they were scared of being eaten— because they were scared of being called racist. “is?" being called racist. yeah, teewee— being called racist. yeah, teewee ir— being called racist. yeah, because it was— being called racist. yeah, because it was british. they were all calling suella racist. so is baroness vastly suggesting rner— so is baroness vastly suggesting rner we— so is baroness vastly suggesting rner we gen-r— so is baroness vastly suggesting that we don't talk— so is baroness vastly suggesting that we don't talk about it being— that we don't talk about it being british?— that we don't talk about it being british? pakistani irweiinee— being british? pakistani muslims? because that's why rneee— muslims? because that's why rneee girie— muslims? because that's why ineee girie ger— muslims? because that's why these girls got raped in the firet— these girls got raped in the tint eieee. — these girls got raped in the first place. and— these girls got raped in the first place. and shocking first place. and it's shocking rner— first place. and it's shocking wet—eer- first place. and it's shocking that—sat therej first place. and it's shocking- that_sat there and that james o'brien sat there and let that james o'brien sat there and ier-eew— that james o'brien sat there and renew-ewn.— that james o'brien sat there and let-say-stuff. no- let her say that stuff. no ewenieet— let her say that stuff. no pushback saying we have you knew,— pushback saying we have you knew, we— pushback saying we have you know, we should— pushback saying we have you know, we should have a grown up were.— know, we should have a grown up were-ger— know, we should have a grown up were-get e— know, we should have a grown up there.-got a grown- know, we should have a grown up there. got a grown up there. we've got a grown up were.— there. we've got a grown up were we-we— there. we've got a grown up there. we've-a- there. we've got a grown up there. we've a brave grown there. we've got a brave grown up there. we've got a brave grown we—ieieni— there. we've got a brave grown wn—ieieni nee- there. we've got a brave grown wn—ieieni nee gerl there. we've got a brave grown up rishi has got to up there. and rishi has got to let up there. and rishi has got to re ner— up there. and rishi has got to re ner-en— up there. and rishi has got to let her-on with- up there. and rishi has got to let her on with the job. let her get on with the job. i mean, belinda— let her get on with the job. i mean, belinda de— let her get on with the job. i mean, belinda de lucy,- let her get on with the job. i mean, belinda de lucy, i- let her get on with the job. i mean, belinda de lucy, i find this whole thing fascinating because the blm because when all of the blm movement on, you know, movement was going on, you know, it was the at guardian. movement was going on, you know, it was james at guardian. movement was going on, you know, it was james o'brien's guardian. movement was going on, you know, it was james o'brien's ofardian. movement was going on, you know, it was james o'brien's of this n. it was james o'brien's of this world saying it is impossible if you're not to white be racist. you an asian racist. you can't be an asian racist. you can't be an asian racist. you be and be you can't be black and be a racist. but the rules seem to change when talking change when they're talking about suella about priti patel and suella braverman. oh, completely. look at to humza yousaf at the reaction to humza yousaf wirn — at the reaction to humza yousaf with - diatribe, _ at the reaction to humza yousaf with-diatribe,-his- with his diatribe, his his complaining— with his diatribe, his his complaining speech about how many— complaining speech about how many wnire— complaining speech about how

many white people were in ewrneriw— many white people were in ewrneriw in— many white people were in authority in scotland. o" authority in scotland. oh, my egg,— authority in scotland. oh, my new ier-r— authority in scotland. oh, my new ien-r ir— authority in scotland. oh, my god, isn't it awful? all those white people everywhere. it was a properly , in my opinion,- a properly, in my opinion, reeier— a properly, in my opinion, racist speech. - a properly, in my opinion, racist speech. e f"f: racist speech. it connected negativity to whiteness in a country that was 90 that is 92% white. so he had this rant about white. so he had this rant about white people and it was just like, shh, silence across the lib left media that kind of racism is absolutely fine. now i see no evidence at all for suella to be racist. she hasn't been reeier— suella to be racist. she hasn't been racist whatsoever. - cit she hasn't been racist whatsoever. what she eeie— been racist whatsoever. what she eeie ee— been racist whatsoever. what she said was absolutely true. e said was absolutely true. it was nririen— said was absolutely true. it was british pakistan. it is true. and they got away with it for so long because there were british pakistani muslims. and you know what? the wets, what? look at the tory wets, king of tory wets, tobias king of the tory wets, tobias ellwood. i mean, look at the ewe— ellwood. i mean, look at the erere ei— ellwood. i mean, look at the state of this— ellwood. i mean, look at the state of this guy. - ellwood. i mean, look at the state of this guy. he- : i mean, look at the state of this guy. it; state of this guy. he is the one that tweeted out year that that tweeted out last year that it's a centrist it's time for a centrist government. well, we all know eenrrier— government. well, we all know centrist means— government. well, we all know centrist means like— 3 well, we all know centrist means like left. centrist means like far left. he centrist means like far left. welwenree— centrist means like far left. he.wanted the— centrist means like far left. he.wanted the uk- centrist means like far left. he iwanted the uk to- centrist means like far left. he.wanted the uk to go. centrist means like far left. he wanted the uk to go back he he wanted the uk to go back into the single market. he's proper critic of johnson. he's one of the reasons the conservative party destroying conservative party is destroying itself. a broad itself. it's such a broad church. it's a circus, totally.

benjamin butterworth,- benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree— benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree re— benjamin butterworth, are you ereeeree re nir— benjamin butterworth, are you prepared to hit out at the ewereien— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your— prepared to hit out at the guardian, your mates at the ewereien— guardian, your mates at the guardian for— guardian, your mates at the guardian for describing suella braverman as— guardian for describing suella braverman as a— guardian for describing suella braverman as a racist bigot wirnewr— braverman as a racist bigot wirnewr enw— braverman as a racist bigot without any evidence? well the ewereien— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't— without any evidence? well the guardian didn't call her that . guardian didn't call her that. it guardian didn't call her that. it we— guardian didn't call her that. it e— guardian didn't call her that. it e rew— guardian didn't call her that. it was a tory minister- guardian didn't call her that. it was a tory minister who was senior in boris johnson's government. where that quote came from. oh,— government. where that quote came from. oh, we- 3 where that quote came from. o" government. where that quote came from. oh, we meant so are we. ithink came from. oh, we meant so are i rnint wnen— came from. oh, we meant so are we. i think when tories- came from. i think when tories are we. i think when tories are eewing— we. i think when tories are eewing inie— we. i think when tories are saying this about- i think when tories are saying this about their own or wnen— saying this about their own or when baroness— saying this about their own or when baroness warsi, who was a ninierer— when baroness warsi, who was a ninierer wneer— when baroness warsi, who was a minister under david cameron and a minister under david cameron and e nweiin — minister under david cameron and enweiin ween— minister under david cameron and a muslim woman from yorkshire , a muslim woman from yorkshire, is a muslim woman from yorkshire, ie eewing— a muslim woman from yorkshire, ie eewing iner— a muslim woman from yorkshire, is saying that her— a muslim woman from yorkshire, is saying that her father is eeeree— is saying that her father is eeeree re— is saying that her father is scared to walk— is saying that her father is scared to walk home because of erreete— scared to walk home because of erreete en— scared to walk home because of attacks on muslims increasing in this attacks on muslims increasing in rnie eewnrw— attacks on muslims increasing in this country because of the rnererie— this country because of the rnererie ei— this country because of the rhetoric of suella braverman , i rhetoric of suella braverman, i rnint— rhetoric of suella braverman, i rnint we— rhetoric of suella braverman, i think we should— rhetoric of suella braverman, i think we should listen to those eeeeie. — think we should listen to those eeeeie. snewie— think we should listen to those people. should she- think we should listen to those people. should she not have said it was british people? i don't think she said that.- e e , i don't think she said that. what you're eewing— think she said that. what you're eewing, wner— think she said that. what you're saying, what-said- think she said that. what you're saying, what said british. saying, what she said british. sne— saying, what she said british. ene—eeri- she didn't say. she said inten— she didn't say. she said british-said- she didn't say. she said british. said males all the british. she said males all the rime.— british. she said males all the time. sne— british. she said males all the time. she said— british. she said males all the time. she said male in pakistan. sne— time. she said male in pakistan. sne eeie— time. she said male in pakistan. she said males.— time. she said male in pakistan. she said males. _ time. she said male in pakistan. she said males. /i:::i. ”it; time. she said male in pakistan. she said males. /i:::i. ”r; g she said males. you're right. but when says that british but when she says that british pakistanis white pakistanis are attacking white girls were the words girls and those were the words that she used , she said. white that she used, she said. white she did. that is— a: i: white she did. that is inflaming. she eien-r— she did. that is inflaming. she

eien-r-in— she did. that is inflaming. she didn't-in this- she did. that is inflaming. she didn't in this country. didn't racism in this country. ane— didn't racism in this country. and ir— didn't racism in this country. and it een— didn't racism in this country. and it can be— didn't racism in this country. and it can be true . cr?" g and it can be true. can i give you— and it can be true. can i give you ene— and it can be true. can i give you the quote she said, the grooming gangs were predominantly british pakistani males whose cultural values are totally at odds with british values. what did she get wrong nae,— values. what did she get wrong age, eene — values. what did she get wrong there, ben? but— values. what did she get wrong there, ben? but when- what did she get wrong there, ben? " there, ben? but when she says that without pointing out the many people who white and many people who are white and other ethnicities but not not specifically she specifically grooming, she talking the grooming when talking about the grooming when suella braverman forward suella braverman comes forward last and sides with a pub last week and sides with a pub owner who had blackface dolls hanging in their pub didn't sign all sorts of controversial comments making this arnie. she doesn't say and she doesn't g ' she doesn't say and she doesn't say in ner— doesn't say and she doesn't say in her comments— doesn't say and she doesn't say in her comments that those are reeier— in her comments that those are reeier . — in her comments that those are reeier . iner— in her comments that those are racist . then she— in her comments that those are racist . then she is- in her comments that those are racist . “iii" g racist. then she is endearing herself to what happened. benjamin because i also thought that benjamin because i also thought rner ir— benjamin because i also thought rner ir wee— benjamin because i also thought that it was massive police overreach that— that it was massive police overreach that they sent six neiiee— overreach that they sent six police officers— overreach that they sent six police officers to a pub to confiscate _ police officers to a pub to confiscate five _ police officers to a pub to confiscate five dolls. when you een-r— confiscate five dolls. when you went ger— confiscate five dolls. when you went ger eie— confiscate five dolls. when you don't get six police officers to re— don't get six police officers to re wewr— don't get six police officers to come to your house, if you say, i-we— come to your house, if you say, he iwer— come to your house, if you say, he we been— come to your house, if you say, i've just been burgled and tell me ene— i've just been burgled and tell me ene yew— i've just been burgled and tell me and you know, and if you're nwggee,— me and you know, and if you're nwggee, ee— me and you know, and if you're nwggee, ee twi— me and you know, and if you're mugged, so but hang on. that's not mugged, so but hang on. that's net the— mugged, so but hang on. that's

net the reint— mugged, so but hang on. that's net we point i— mugged, so but hang on. that's not the point i make. she- mugged, so but hang on. she was not the point i make. she was not the point i make. she was not at all condoning- she was not at all condoning those. so why— not at all condoning those. so why eier-r— not at all condoning those. so why eien-r ene— not at all condoning those. so why didn't she say— not at all condoning those. so why didn't she say it- not at all condoning those. so why didn't she say it or- why didn't she say it or supporting those? why didn't she eew— supporting those? why didn't she eew — supporting those? why didn't she say? because that wasn't the point she was making. and she doesn't play into— point she was making. and she doesn't play into your- q and she doesn't play into your little winwe— doesn't play into your little virtue signalling games, and nor enewie— virtue signalling games, and nor enewie ene.— virtue signalling games, and nor enewie ene. — virtue signalling games, and nor should she. suella— virtue signalling games, and nor should she. suella braverman is courting racists votes and courting racists for votes and we all know if your first priority is those girls who are groomed and raped, you would want every single angle want to know every single angle of the connection between any sort of cultural values you would want to explore. everything. we the why everything. we the reason why you— everything. we the reason why yew—wew-re- you don't want it, you're ierring— you don't want it, you're letting-girls- you don't want it, you're letting girls to down be letting the girls to down be weenk— letting the girls to down be woken, -virtue - letting the girls to down be woken, virtue signalling woken, to have virtue signalling reinte— woken, to have virtue signalling points-pakistan— woken, to have virtue signalling points-pakistan is- woken, to have virtue signalling points pakistan is rated so points why pakistan is rated so rew— points why pakistan is rated so iew en— points why pakistan is rated so iew en rne— points why pakistan is rated so low on the human— points why pakistan is rated so low on the human rights gender ineex. — low on the human rights gender index. indeed— low on the human rights gender index. 3: benjamin, i low on the human rights gender index. :: benjamin, i just index. indeed. benjamin, ijust need— index. indeed. benjamin, ijust neee re— index. indeed. benjamin, ijust neee re eneek— index. :: benjamin, i just need to check something with you too, — need to check something with you go, ieee— need to check something with you too, because the— need to check something with you too, because the left has to eriek— too, because the left has to eriek re— too, because the left has to eriek re ire— too, because the left has to stick to its story— too, because the left has to stick to its story here. so is it eeeeiiie— stick to its story here. so is it possible for— stick to its story here. so is it possible for a— stick to its story here. so is it possible for a black person, for it possible for a black person, ier en— it possible for a black person, ier en aeien— it possible for a black person, for an asian person to be racist ieee— for an asian person to be racist ieee eit— for an asian person to be racist because all over— for an asian person to be racist because all over the blm movement, folk like you were reiiing— movement, folk like you were reiiing ne— movement, folk like you were reiiing ne ir— movement, folk like you were telling me it was— movement, folk like you were telling me it was impossible for a telling me it was impossible for e week— telling me it was impossible for e iieet eereen— telling me it was impossible for a black person or— telling me it was impossible for a black person or an asian eereen— a black person or an asian eereen re— a black person or an asian eeeen re ie— a black person or an asian person to be racist, but somehow if person to be racist, but somehow it wewre— person to be racist, but somehow it wewre en— person to be racist, but somehow if you're on-right_ person to be racist, but somehow if you're on right and black if you're on the right and black ene— if you're on the right and black ene aeien— if you're on the right and black ene aeien yew— if you're on the right and black and asian, you can— if you're on the right and black and asian, you can be racist . and asian, you can be racist. war,— and asian, you can be racist. wen i—

and asian, you can be racist. wen i think— and asian, you can be racist. well, i think you— and asian, you can be racist. well, i think you should- and asian, you can be racist. well, i think you should listen to the ethnic minority conservatives said that conservatives who have said that suella rhetoric is racist . suella rhetoric is racist. listen, even to prime minister rishi sunak le parisien and be racist. rishi sunak does not make these comments. sajid make these comments. so sajid javid racist because he pointed out the same thing as out exactly the same thing as suella braverman sajid javid suella braverman and sajid javid is british pakistani , a suella braverman and sajid javid is british pakistani, a man is a british pakistani, a man from a pakistani heritage. and he said the ethnicity of- 3 and he said the ethnicity of these greening— he said the ethnicity of these greening geng— he said the ethnicity of these grooming gang people need needs to grooming gang people need needs re ie— grooming gang people need needs to be investigated.— grooming gang people need needs to be investigated. is he a reeiere— to be investigated. is he a reeiere — to be investigated. is he a racist? but— to be investigated. is he a racist? but you- to be investigated. is he a racist? but you know that the other people that make those comments are not making it with the that suella the vengeance that suella braverman she is trying to braverman does. she is trying to court racist support and that's why she puts it in crass terms. and you're insulting british mark steyn caring about the majority of people in this . majority of people in this. britain agree with her stance on the britain agree with her stance on we greening— britain agree with her stance on the grooming gangs and they egree— the grooming gangs and they egree witn— the grooming gangs and they agree with her— the grooming gangs and they agree with her stance on the cnennei— agree with her stance on the channel crossings and for so ieng— channel crossings and for so iengleeeeie— channel crossings and for so long-people like- channel crossings and for so long people like you in the long as people like you in the wekereri— long as people like you in the wekereri ,— long as people like you in the wokerati , the— long as people like you in the wokerati , the james o'brien's of wokerati, the james o'brien's of rnie— wokerati, the james o'brien's of rnie went,— wokerati, the james o'brien's of this world, the _ wokerati, the james o'brien's of this world, the guardians of rnie— this world, the guardians of rnie went,— this world, the guardians of this world, start— this world, the guardians of this world, start saying that people— this world, start saying that eeeeie ee— this world, start saying that people are racist because they een-r— people are racist because they went went— people are racist because they don't want terrorist to enter

eewnrw— don't want terrorist to enter our country via _ don't want terrorist to enter our country via small boats, ieee— our country via small boats, ieee rnew— our country via small boats, because they don't want rekiereni — because they don't want pakistani grooming gangs to run enek— pakistani grooming gangs to run enek ene— pakistani grooming gangs to run amok and because they don't want police— amok and because they don't want eeiiee geing— amok and because they don't want eeiiee geing re— amok and because they don't want police going to confiscate dogs. as police going to confiscate dogs. we ieng— police going to confiscate dogs. we ieng ee— police going to confiscate dogs. we ieng ee you— police going to confiscate dogs. we ieng ee you eew— police going to confiscate dogs. as long as you say people- police going to confiscate dogs. as long as you say people like us are racist, you're going to lose. you're going to lose big because you're totally out of touch with britons today. and that's the one hope that rishi sunak has at the moment, which is why he won't tell you what rishi sunak wouldn't make any of those comments. and it's notable he those comments. and it's notable ne-ner— those comments. and it's notable ne-ner neee— those comments. and it's notable he-not made talking- t and it's notable he not made talking about he has not made talking about rnen — he has not made talking about rnen newing— he has not made talking about them having cultural values at eerie— them having cultural values at eerie-ewn. — them having cultural values at odds-own. those- them having cultural values at odds own. ”if“ odds to our own. those men treated white women like they were benjamin were trash. a&e benjamin ewrrerwerrn.— a&e benjamin butterworth. malone, butterworth. karen malone, eeiinee— butterworth. karen malone,- belinda—superstar belinda de lucy. my superstar penet— belinda de lucy. my superstar tenet—rewr- belinda de lucy. my superstar panel—but stillj panel here all night. but still to panel here all night. but still re-ee— panel here all night. but still re-ee ine— panel here all night. but still to-as the brecon- panel here all night. but still to as the brecon beacons to come as the brecon beacons eneee in— to come as the brecon beacons are renamed in a— to come as the brecon beacons are renamed in a woke climate enenge— are renamed in a woke climate enenge newe— are renamed in a woke climate enenge ee— are renamed in a woke climate change move are more iconic ieeeriene— change move are more iconic locations-under- change move are more iconic locations under threat? locations now under threat? laurence - he's- locations now under threat? laurence he's investigating laurence fox, he's investigating rnie— laurence fox, he's investigating rnie-reeerr-ewri this in the fox report soon, but next— this in the fox report soon, but new in— this in the fox report soon, but new in rne— this in the fox report soon, but next in the clash— this in the fox report soon, but next in the clash after former weiiwweee— next in the clash after former hollywood defender of the. sussexes, _ admits hollywood defender of the- sussexes, _ admits even hollywood defender of the- sus:is:es,_admits even hollywood defender of the- susris tired-admits even hollywood defender of the- susris tired of-admits even hollywood defender of the susris tired of harry admits even hollywood defender of the susris tired of harry and nits even she is tired of harry and iregnen. — she is tired of harry and iregnen. ie— she is tired of harry and meghan. is their popularity now in— meghan. is their popularity now now in decline?— meghan. is their popularity now now in decline? the spectre was, wre— now in decline? the spectre was, kyra kennedy— now in decline? the spectre was, kyra kennedy goes— now in decline? the spectre was, kyra kennedy goes up against iregnen— kyra kennedy goes up against meghan supporter rebecca toomey

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new— next month's coronation. but his eeeieien— next month's coronation. but his inane decision to drag the debacle on for months has left even his most loyal allies miffed. holyrood latvian campaigner mia farrow, a major meghan fan since she married harry, let the truth slip with us now. deleted tweet reading. here's my unkind thought of the day. getting a little bit day. i'm getting a little bit tired of harry and meghan. but it's not just the montecito homeowners based friends homeowners us based friends getting pair. getting sick of the pair. insight yesterday mail on insight yesterday in the mail on sunday harry's group of sunday reveals harry's group of british friends may be getting smaller after losing confidence in princess eugenie. the duke enjoyed a life long friendship with his favourite cousin and gushed over her in his netflix show. but they've reportedly become strained after eugenie said earlier this month that meghan couldn't have it both ways it came to being part ways when it came to being part of the royals. so what do you think? do you agree with former celebrity supporter farrow think? do you agree with former celerou'reipporter farrow think? do you agree with former celerou're tiredter farrow think? do you agree with former celerou're tired of farrow think? do you agree with former celerou're tired of harryarrow think? do you agree with former celerou're tired of harry andv that you're tired of harry and meghan? me down at meghan? email me down at gbnews.uk. our at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb but this out gb news. but duking this out now, joined by staff writer now, i'm joined by staff writer at the spectator and the author of mania royal scoop. kyra

kennedy and the entertainment correspondent and writer rebecca toomey. so car, a lot has emerged over the weekend here about the state of harry's relations. it's fascinating to me that usually who was his biggest supporter in the family, even she is sick and tired of this nonsense. and mia farrow , this nonsense. and mia farrow, you know, she has spent months and months defending these two. and she says she's tired of their actions . and she says she's tired of their actions. hi yes, i don't know their actions. hi yes, i don't knew i— their actions. hi yes, i don't knew it rnie— their actions. hi yes, i don't know if this is— their actions. hi yes, i don't know if this is so— 3 t yes, i don't know if this is so much as a as a know if this is so much as a as e ewreriee— know if this is so much as a as e ewreriee re— know if this is so much as a as a surprise to everybody as as it is a surprise to everybody as as it ie re— a surprise to everybody as as it ie re ne— a surprise to everybody as as it ie re ne . — a surprise to everybody as as it ie re ne . i— a surprise to everybody as as it is to me. ithink— a surprise to everybody as as it is to me. i think that- a surprise to everybody as as it is to me. qc: is to me. i think that every bodyis is to me. i think that every body is suffering with sussex fatigue . i've travelled around fatigue. i've travelled around the us for the past few months and even in britain , i mean it and even in britain, i mean it it's not so much that you have to you have to know people, you have to know sources. i mean, you walk into a local pub and you walk into a local pub and you mentioned meghan and harry's

name now and you're met with eye rolls yawns and everybody is rolls and yawns and everybody is just absolutely sick of it. i think the beginning in think at the beginning in america , a different america, it's a very different thing . and people saw meghan's thing. and people saw meghan's rreernenr— thing. and people saw meghan's rreernenr ee— thing. and people saw meghan's treatment as unfair. _ 3g and people saw meghan's treatment as unfair. ' 33 33 and people saw meghan's treatment as unfair. ' 33 treatment as unfair. and i think as brits, we always kind of knew that that that we weren't on the wrong side. you know ? and i wrong side. you know? and i think that now america is kind of coming to the realisation that as brits had for years ago and are saying, yeah, you can't have it both ways. this is absolutely ridiculous. i don't think mia farrow's comments are as shocking as they they should be. maybe. i mean, is it an unkind thought of the day or is it totally commonsensical that people are absolutely sick of these these two moaning? yeah , these these two moaning? yeah, that's a good point, 33 337 yeah, that's a good point, actually. war,— that's a good point, actually. war, teen— that's a good point, actually. war, ieew i— that's a good point, actually. well, look, i want to bring in cnerierre— well, look, i want to bring in charlotte griffiths now. she is eerweiiw— charlotte griffiths now. she is eerweiiw rne — charlotte griffiths now. she is actually the editor at large of the actually the editor at large of we weir— actually the editor at large of we ireii en— actually the editor at large of the mail on sunday. i know. we-we— the mail on sunday. i know. we-we iwer— the mail on sunday. i know. we've just lost.— the mail on sunday. i know. we've just lost. we'll try and get— we've just lost. we'll try and get-week— we've just lost. we'll try and get-week in— we've just lost. we'll try and get back in moment. she get her back in a moment. she ene.— get her back in a moment. she ene. on— get her back in a moment. she ene. on i— get her back in a moment. she she. oh i think— get her back in a moment. she she. oh i think we've got about. so she. oh i think we've got about. se cnerierre— she. oh i think we've got about. so charlotte wrote _ she. oh i think we've got about. so charlotte wrote that

fascinating— so charlotte wrote that fascinating piece just fascinating piece which i just enewee— fascinating piece which i just enewee wew— fascinating piece which i just enewee wew e— fascinating piece which i just showed you a real exclusive . and showed you a real exclusive. and teen— showed you a real exclusive. and look, charlotte,— showed you a real exclusive. and look, charlotte, there were lots of fascinating _ look, charlotte, there were lots of fascinating pieces of information— of fascinating pieces of information that you revealed rne— information that you revealed over the weekend, including the fact over the weekend, including the we r— over the weekend, including the fact i couldn't— over the weekend, including the fact i couldn't believe this, iner— fact i couldn't believe this, rner went— fact i couldn't believe this, that harry now— fact i couldn't believe this, that harry now just has six irienee— that harry now just has six irienee in— that harry now just has six friends in the— that harry now just has six friends in the united kingdom. wew— friends in the united kingdom. wew ewr— friends in the united kingdom. wow but what's— friends in the united kingdom. wow but what's going on with new— wow but what's going on with new ene— wow but what's going on with harry and eugenie? because cause i harry and eugenie? because cause i rnewgnr— harry and eugenie? because cause i rnewgnr ene— harry and eugenie? because cause i thought she was— harry and eugenie? because cause i thought she was his only ally terr— i thought she was his only ally err in— i thought she was his only ally err in rne— i thought she was his only ally left in the royal— i thought she was his only ally left in the royal family. and wewre— left in the royal family. and you're suggesting that even that reierienenie— you're suggesting that even that relationship is— you're suggesting that even that relationship is now strained . relationship is now strained. ane— relationship is now strained. wne rne— relationship is now strained. and the wing— relationship is now strained. and the thing is— relationship is now strained. and the thing is about- relationship is now strained. and the thing is about eugenie is that she's very loyal to harry, but there's no one she's more loyal to than her own mother. those girls, her and her eierer— mother. those girls, her and her eierer eeene— mother. those girls, her and her sister adore their— those girls, her and her sister adore their mother and rergie— sister adore their mother and rergie nee— sister adore their mother and fergie has been— sister adore their mother and fergie has been doing a round of interviewe— fergie has been doing a round of inrerwiewe re— fergie has been doing a round of interviews to promote her new week— interviews to promote her new ieek reeenriw— interviews to promote her new book recently in— interviews to promote her new book recently in which she iignriw— book recently in which she lightly touched on the subject of lightly touched on the subject ei iregnen— lightly touched on the subject er iregnen wew— lightly touched on the subject of meghan very carefully, said nerning— of meghan very carefully, said nerning iner— of meghan very carefully, said nothing that controversial. but whee— nothing that controversial. but wner inn— nothing that controversial. but what i'm hearing— nothing that controversial. but what i'm hearing is— nothing that controversial. but what i'm hearing is that, of course, meghan and harry have taken great offence. it's all very awkward and- taken great offence. it's all very awkward and so- 33 g ”cfc t it's all very awkward and so that has eweee— very awkward and so that has caused tension— very awkward and so that has caused tension with eugenie is wner— caused tension with eugenie is we in— caused tension with eugenie is what i'm hearing— caused tension with eugenie is what i'm hearing. caused tension with eugenie is what i'm hearing . and i'm sure

what i'm hearing. and i'm sure rnew-ii— what i'm hearing. and i'm sure rnew-ii rewr— what i'm hearing. and i'm sure rnew-ii ewr en— what i'm hearing. and i'm sure rnew-ii ewr en e— what i'm hearing. and i'm sure they'll put on a brave face. gag.— they'll put on a brave face. new wew— they'll put on a brave face. new wew knew.— they'll put on a brave face. but, you know, he- they'll put on a brave face. but, you know, he has- they'll put on a brave face. but, you know, he has lost the person that probably was most likely to give him a big hug on the day. probably might be more of the day. probably might be more ei e— the day. probably might be more ei e eeri— the day. probably might be more ei e eerr ei— the day. probably might be more of a sort of nod— the day. probably might be more of a sort of nod and— 3c probably might be more of a sort of nod and smile rerner— of a sort of nod and smile rather than— of a sort of nod and smile rather than a— of a sort of nod and smile rather than a big hug. and aggrie— rather than a big hug. and charlotte, another fascinating piece— charlotte, another fascinating nieee ei— charlotte, another fascinating piece of information which you newe— piece of information which you have revealed— piece of information which you have revealed is— piece of information which you have revealed is that king cneriee— have revealed is that king cneriee ie— have revealed is that king charles is probably not going to wet— charles is probably not going to we werrw— charles is probably not going to toast harry and— charles is probably not going to toast harry and meghan and his greneeen— toast harry and meghan and his grandson archie— toast harry and meghan and his grandson archie at the lunch, the grandson archie at the lunch, we peer— grandson archie at the lunch, the post procession coronation wnen— the post procession coronation iwnen. wner— the post procession coronation lunch. what are— the post procession coronation lunch. what are you hearing eiewr— lunch. what are you hearing about that?— lunch. what are you hearing about that? and— lunch. what are you hearing about that? and why would he newe— about that? and why would he newe newe— about that? and why would he have made that— about that? and why would he have made that decision? viii“ have made that decision? well, were-e— have made that decision? well, rnere-e ne— have made that decision? well, there's no there's— have made that decision? well, there's no there's no— have made that decision? well, there's no there's no need for him to because nobody's going to be there. they're laying a placer— be there. they're laying a place, apparently- 3i::3;3i:i; they're laying a place, apparently for harry 3i:33i; they're laying a place, apparently for harry just in ne— place, apparently for harry just in case he stays.— place, apparently for harry just in case he stays. _ place, apparently for harry just in case he stays. : in case he stays. but nobody's expecting him to. so why would he expecting him to. so why would ne iee— expecting him to. so why would ne e— expecting him to. so why would he raise a toast— expecting him to. so why would he raise a toast-you- t 3g 33 so why would he raise a toast you know he raise a toast when you know his he raise a toast when you know nie greneeen— he raise a toast when you know his grandson isn't— he raise a toast when you know his grandson isn't there? iizzi his grandson isn't there? no nnennert— his grandson isn't there? no nnennert ei— his grandson isn't there? no member of the— his grandson isn't there? no member of the sussex- his grandson isn't there? no member of the sussex family will be and the reason it came be there. and the reason it came up in the first place is because they of meghan they wanted some sort of meghan and some sort and harry wanted some sort of recognition for archie on the day because it's his birthday. and think have and i don't think it would have

crossed his mind to raise a toast to archie. but he wanted toast to archie. but he wanted to them. so apparently to appease them. so apparently it being discussed as it was being discussed as a possibility. no possibility. but now there's no need nobody's going to need because nobody's going to be the lunch because harry's be at the lunch because harry's basically fly in or go basically going to fly in or go to the service and then immediately get on the plane. i mean, how sad, to rebecca, me. reen— mean, how sad, to rebecca, me. week, i— mean, how sad, to rebecca, me. week, i knew— mean, how sad, to rebecca, me. week, i knew wew— mean, how sad, to rebecca, me. look, i know you support that week— look, i know you support that new ene— look, i know you support that harry and meghan, but surely wewre— harry and meghan, but surely wewre e— harry and meghan, but surely you're a little— harry and meghan, but surely you're a little bit— harry and meghan, but surely you're a little bit tired even you— you're a little bit tired even wew ewreiw— you're a little bit tired even you surely you're a little bit tree— you surely you're a little bit tired ei— you surely you're a little bit tired of this— you surely you're a little bit tired of this nonsense. now er-enr— tired of this nonsense. now er-enr wew— tired of this nonsense. now aren't you sick— tired of this nonsense. now aren't you sick of their victim enriek— aren't you sick of their victim enriek e — aren't you sick of their victim enriek e we— aren't you sick of their victim shtick ? do you— aren't you sick of their victim shtick ? ;i:::i aren't you sick of their victim shtick ? ji:::i aren't you sick of their victim shtick? do you know what dan? i'm a bit tired of the constant pantomime around it and the constant bullying . and what constant bullying. and what i think you'll find interesting is initially i wasn't sure about meghan. there was a big period of time where i didn't like the way was treating, you know, way she was treating, you know, the family. i was the royal family. and i was split. but actually this relentless attack on them is getting quite boring . and the getting quite boring. and the surge in negativity , everybody's surge in negativity, everybody's jumping on this bandwagon . and jumping on this bandwagon. and really, from my perspective, from a more entertainment background, is that we always need female figure in the

need a female figure in the royal family to dislike . we've royal family to dislike. we've had we've had had fergie, we've had camilla parker even back to parker bowles even going back to wallis . and now we just wallis simpson. and now we just want to dislike and want someone to dislike and someone put our anger and someone to put all our anger and hatred and everything we feel that we're angry about onto one young, attractive woman. and it just happens meghan and just happens to be meghan and whether does come to the whether she does come to the coronation we're coronation now, she's not. we're still going to attack her. we're still going to attack her. we're still constantly say still going to constantly say she's wrong thing. she's doing the wrong thing. really can't these two. really they can't win these two. and what i think is and that's what i think is getting exhausting. oh, well, look, kyra, kennedy- getting exhausting. oh, well, look, kyra, kennedy ,- getting exhausting. oh, well, look, kyra, kennedy , i- 3k:w 333 3 oh, well, look, kyra, kennedy , i want i3i::;w 3 3 oh, well, look, kyra, kennedy , i want you look, kyra, kennedy, i want you to look, kyra, kennedy, i want you re newe— look, kyra, kennedy, i want you re newe en— look, kyra, kennedy, i want you to have an opportunity to reenene— to have an opportunity to reeeene re— to have an opportunity to respond to that, because i think were— respond to that, because i think were en— respond to that, because i think that's an intellectually dishonest— that's an intellectually dishonest answer. due dishonest answer. with all due reeked,— dishonest answer. with all due- respect,_because respect, rebecca twomey, because we-wenree— respect, rebecca twomey, because we-wenree re— respect, rebecca twomey, because we-wanted to spend- we actually wanted to spend seven months— we actually wanted to spend seven months grieving the late eween— seven months grieving the late eween ene— seven months grieving the late queen and preparing for the ereeneienr— queen and preparing for the coronation of— queen and preparing for the coronation of king charles iii. wner— coronation of king charles iii. wner newe— coronation of king charles iii. what have we— coronation of king charles iii. what have we had to put up with as what have we had to put up with ee reweiiere— what have we had to put up with ee reweiiere ee— what have we had to put up with as royalists, as british eirizene— as royalists, as british citizens, we - as royalists, as british citizens, we have had to put up witn— citizens, we have had to put up wirn e— citizens, we have had to put up with a constant— citizens, we have had to put up with a constant string of greneeee— with a constant string of grenades thrown at the royal reniiw— grenades thrown at the royal reniiw ew— grenades thrown at the royal family by harry— grenades thrown at the royal family by harry and meghan first cere— family by harry and meghan first cere we— family by harry and meghan first cere we ger— family by harry and meghan first cere we get rne— family by harry and meghan first cara we got the netflix show wnere— cara we got the netflix show wnere rnew— cara we got the netflix show where they slagged off the late

eee— where they slagged off the late eee kite— where they slagged off the late queen's life work— where they slagged off the late queen's life work in the commonwealth and then we got eeeie— commonwealth and then we got eeene ene— commonwealth and then we got eeene ene wew— commonwealth and then we got spare and you know what happened in eeene— spare and you know what happened in ewere se— spare and you know what happened in spare. so actually— spare and you know what happened in spare. so actually it's harry ene— in spare. so actually it's harry ene iregnen— in spare. so actually it's harry and meghan who— in spare. so actually it's harry and meghan who are responsible for and meghan who are responsible ier eit— and meghan who are responsible ier eii ei— and meghan who are responsible ier eii ei rne— and meghan who are responsible for all of the negativity these weer— for all of the negativity these weer — for all of the negativity these past seven months. all they needed— past seven months. all they needed re— past seven months. all they needed to do _ past seven months. all they needed to do stop their needed to do was stop their wiene— needed to do was stop their wine ieewe— needed to do was stop their plans, focus on— needed to do was stop their plans, focus on the king, and we wewie— plans, focus on the king, and we wewie-erewwee— plans, focus on the king, and we would stopped talking about would have stopped talking about new — would have stopped talking about new lewree— would have stopped talking about them. icourse,these- would have stopped talking about them. 3 them. of course, these this pair are absolute master manipulators, absolute master manipulators. nobody has wanted to manipulators. nobody has wanted re eeiene— manipulators. nobody has wanted to defend them— manipulators. nobody has wanted to defend them more— nobody has wanted to defend them more than me . i to defend them more than me. i was so pro meghan— to defend them more than me. i was so pro meghan at the start. i was so pro meghan at the start. irnewgnr,— was so pro meghan at the start. i rnewgnr, wew,— was so pro meghan at the start. i thought, wow, this is going to be en— i thought, wow, this is going to be an excellent— i thought, wow, this is going to be an excellent opportunity for the be an excellent opportunity for we ieewei— be an excellent opportunity for the royal family— be an excellent opportunity for the royal family to modernise. eee— the royal family to modernise. eee knewe— the royal family to modernise. god knows that— the royal family to modernise. god knows that they— the royal family to modernise. god knows that they have- the royal family to modernise. god knows that they have to survive . i thought this was survive. i thought this was going— survive. i thought this was geing re— survive. i thought this was geing re we— survive. i thought this was going to be great.- 3r i thought this was going to be great. i remember werening— going to be great. i remember werening rne— going to be great. i remember watching the wedding. i was a weirreee— watching the wedding. i was a weirreee er— watching the wedding. i was a waitress at the— watching the wedding. i was a waitress at the time and crying my waitress at the time and crying nw ewee— waitress at the time and crying nw ewee ewr. — waitress at the time and crying nw ewee ewr. i— waitress at the time and crying my eyes out. i was— waitress at the time and crying my eyes out. i was so happy. but it's my eyes out. i was so happy. but we wew— my eyes out. i was so happy. but we wew nerd— my eyes out. i was so happy. but we wew nere re— my eyes out. i was so happy. but it's very hard to defend that wneer— it's very hard to defend that under defendable. i mean, that rning— under defendable. i mean, that one thing after— under defendable. i mean, that one thing after another. rwerwrning— one thing after another. everything has been a total erreek. — everything has been a total attack. everything has been rereiiw— attack. everything has been totally planned— attack. everything has been totally planned out . 33 totally planned out. i mean. keen.— totally planned out. i mean. yeah, exactly. you- totally planned out. 33 / i3>eeee

farrow. you lost faith. you lost faith in them.— farrow. you lost faith. you lost faith in them. charlotte just iinei— faith in them. charlotte just one final question to you. so wewre— one final question to you. so wewre neering— one final question to you. so you're hearing that harry's plan is you're hearing that harry's plan ie ier— you're hearing that harry's plan is for coronation— you're hearing that harry's plan is for coronation day would eerweiiw— is for coronation day would actually allow— is for coronation day would actually allow him to be with erenie— actually allow him to be with archie celebrating his fourth winneew— archie celebrating his fourth winneew ew— archie celebrating his fourth birthday by the— archie celebrating his fourth birthday by the end of the day, i birthday by the end of the day, i rnink— birthday by the end of the day, i rnink ire— birthday by the end of the day, i think it's not— birthday by the end of the day, i think it's not ruled out that he i think it's not ruled out that ne nignr— i think it's not ruled out that he might make— i think it's not ruled out that he might make use of private jet on he might make use of private jet en rne— he might make use of private jet en rne wew— he might make use of private jet on the way back— he might make use of private jet on the way back because he loves rnen. — on the way back because he loves rnen. keen— on the way back because he loves rnen. keen ne— on the way back because he loves them. yeah, he loves— on the way back because he loves them. yeah, he loves those. i een-r— them. yeah, he loves those. i een-r knew— them. yeah, he loves those. i don't know whether- them. yeah, he loves those. i don't know whether got- them. yeah, he loves those. i don't know whether got on the way there, though. i think he's trying to, you know, do at least one leg in the way. but on the way one leg in the way. but on the wew baa, — one leg in the way. but on the wew baa, ir— one leg in the way. but on the wew back, it ie— one leg in the way. but on the way back, it is possible- 3:33 33 but on the way back, it is possible for him to way back, it is possible for him re ieewe— way back, it is possible for him re ieewe rne— way back, it is possible for him to leave the coronation if it iinienee— to leave the coronation if it iinienee en— to leave the coronation if it finishes on time, go to luton, get— finishes on time, go to luton, ger en— finishes on time, go to luton, ger en e— finishes on time, go to luton, get on a cessna— finishes on time, go to luton, get on a cessna private jet and neke— get on a cessna private jet and neke ir— get on a cessna private jet and neke ir week— get on a cessna private jet and make it back just— get on a cessna private jet and make it back just in time to we— make it back just in time to kiee erenie— make it back just in time to kiss archie goodnight, should he wien— kiss archie goodnight, should he wien-iwer— kiss archie goodnight, should he wish-just think— kiss archie goodnight, should he wish-just think of- kiss archie goodnight, should he wish just think of all of wish and just think of all of rne— wish and just think of all of we ere— wish and just think of all of we wen— wish and just think of all of the car ban he— wish and just think of all of the car ban he will be guzzling wniie— the car ban he will be guzzling wniie reiiing— the car ban he will be guzzling while telling us,— the car ban he will be guzzling while telling us, by the way, rner— while telling us, by the way, rner we — while telling us, by the way, that we shouldn't fly. us mere nerieie— that we shouldn't fly. us mere mortals shouldn't— that we shouldn't fly. us mere mortals shouldn't fly. but you get en— mortals shouldn't fly. but you get en wew— mortals shouldn't fly. but you get on your private jet, harry, to get on your private jet, harry, re we— get on your private jet, harry, re we week— get on your private jet, harry, to be back for— get on your private jet, harry, to be back for archie's winneew. — to be back for archie's birthday. oh,- to be back for archie's birthday. oh, my goodness. you eewien-r— birthday. oh, my goodness. you couldn't—thesel couldn't make it up with these we— couldn't make it up with these we reie.— couldn't make it up with these two lads-indeed- couldn't make it up with these two lads.-indeed .- couldn't make it up with these two lads. indeed . but two lads. well, indeed. but reek,— two lads. well, indeed. but look,_insight.. two lads. well, indeed. but- look,_insight. thank look, fascinating insight. thank you look, fascinating insight. thank wew ee— look, fascinating insight. thank wew ee nwen— look, fascinating insight. thank wew ee nwen re— look, fascinating insight. thank you so much to the mail on

swneew-e— you so much to the mail on sunday's editor— you so much to the mail on sunday's editor at large, cnerierre — sunday's editor at large, charlotte griffiths. lots of eewe— charlotte griffiths. lots of eeeewe—rnel scoops there about the coronation— scoops there about the coronation plans alongside staff writer— coronation plans alongside staff writer-spectator. - coronation plans alongside staff writer spectator. another writer at the spectator. another big rewei— writer at the spectator. another big rewei eeeew— writer at the spectator. another big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneew— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kenneew ene— big royal scoop merchant kyrie kennedy and supporter harry kennedy and supporter of harry and kennedy and supporter of harry ene iregnen— kennedy and supporter of harry ene iregnen .— kennedy and supporter of harry and meghan . rebecca twomey. and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wne—witn— and meghan. rebecca twomey. so wne—wirn e- and meghan. rebecca twomey. so who _with 7 with- and meghan. rebecca twomey. so who _with ? with are| who do you agree with? with are you who do you agree with? with are wew tree— who do you agree with? with are wew riree ei— who do you agree with? with are you tired of harry— who do you agree with? with are you tired of harry meghan , you tired of harry and meghan, iwer— you tired of harry and meghan, iwer-rerrew— you tired of harry and meghan, iwer-rerrew ie- you tired of harry and meghan, just-farrow is ?- you tired of harry and meghan, just farrow is ? sunny just like mia farrow is? sunny on just like mia farrow is? sunny en wing,— just like mia farrow is? sunny on twitter, writes— just like mia farrow is? sunny on twitter, writes yes, i am tree— on twitter, writes yes, i am tired ei— on twitter, writes yes, i am tired of them.— on twitter, writes yes, i am tired of them. and it's clear we are tired of them. and it's clear we eeeing— tired of them. and it's clear we are now seeing a— tired of them. and it's clear we are now seeing a trend once ewwwerriwe— are now seeing a trend once supportive celebrities are reeiieing— realising what the general wwwiie—egel realising what the general. public—ago. harry realising what the general- public_ago. harry and public knew long ago. harry and iregnen— public knew long ago. harry and wegnen-nee,— public knew long ago. harry and meghan-mad, bad- public knew long ago. harry and meghan mad, bad and meghan are mad, bad and eengerewe— meghan are mad, bad and dangerous know from kojak. dangerous to know from kojak. i'm dangerous to know from kojak. i-n —neering- dangerous to know from kojak. i'm _hearing abouti i'm fed up with hearing about irineeee— i'm fed up with hearing about princess-and- i'm fed up with hearing about princess and golden princess pinocchio and golden weiie. — princess pinocchio and golden weiie.—rnen- balls. stop giving them wwwiieirw— balls. stop giving them publicity starve balls. stop giving them publicity-starve of publicity and starve them of wner— publicity and starve them of wner-erewe— publicity and starve them of| what-crave-which publicity and starve them of. what-crave-which is what they crave most, which is erenien.— what they crave most, which is attention. matthew, attention. and from matthew, rnie— attention. and from matthew, rnie-rne— attention. and from matthew, this-the email.- attention. and from matthew, this the email. someone this is on the email. someone nwei— this is on the email. someone must-interested. - this is on the email. someone must interested. otherwise tv must be interested. otherwise tv wewere— must be interested. otherwise tv wewere ene— must be interested. otherwise tv papers and wouldn't go on papers and radio wouldn't go on ewewr— papers and radio wouldn't go on ewewr wen.— papers and radio wouldn't go on about them. look,— papers and radio wouldn't go on about them. look, my answer to wet— about them. look, my answer to tire ie— about them. look, my answer to tire ie gwire— about them. look, my answer to that is quite simple. it's impossible— that is quite simple. it's impossible able to just stop reiking— impossible able to just stop talking about— impossible able to just stop talking about them given the creme— talking about them given the claims-have- talking about them given the claims have made claims that they have made egeiner— claims that they have made egeiner rne— claims that they have made against the royal family, egeiner— against the royal family, against great— against the royal family, against great britain. we've got to against great britain. we've got re-rnie — against great britain. we've got re-rnie ieewie— against great britain. we've got to-this. people all- to fight this. people all weee— to fight this. people all because lwe- to fight this. people all because we don't fight this , because if we don't fight this, were-re— because if we don't fight this, were-re ge— because if we don't fight this, we're-to go down- because if we don't fight this, we're to go down the path we're going to go down the path of reparations. _to. of reparations. we're going to go of reparations. we're going to ge eewn— of reparations. we're going to ge eewn-wern— of reparations. we're going to go down-path of- of reparations. we're going to go down path of overhaul ing go down the path of overhaul ing the go down the path of overhaul ing rne ieewei— go down the path of overhaul ing the royal family. _ go down the path of overhaul ing

the royal family. i'm not the royal family. and i'm not wreweree— the royal family. and i'm not wreweree-week- the royal family. and i'm not prepared back just prepared to sit back and just let prepared to sit back and just ier-newwen.— prepared to sit back and just let happen. verdict let that happen. your verdict newe-kw- let that happen. your verdict newe-kw egree- let that happen. your verdict now you agree with let that happen. your verdict- now-you agree with me now in luckily you agree with me on now in luckily you agree with me en rne— now in luckily you agree with me en rnie. eeeie— now in luckily you agree with me on this. 93% of— now in luckily you agree with me on this. 93% of you— now in luckily you agree with me on this. 93% of you say mia renew— on this. 93% of you say mia renew ie— on this. 93% of you say mia farrow is right— on this. 93% of you say mia farrow is right to- on this. 93% of you say mia farrow is right to say she's tree— farrow is right to say she's rireelwerrw — farrow is right to say she's tired harry. meghan just 7% tired of harry. meghan just 7% of tired of harry. meghan just 7% ei wew— tired of harry. meghan just 7% er wew eew— tired of harry. meghan just 7% er wew eew wewre— tired of harry. meghan just 7% of you say you're not. now, eening— of you say you're not. now, eening ww— of you say you're not. now, eening ww ee— of you say you're not. now, coming up as bbc dismisses coming up as the bbc dismisses ereeiwie— coming up as the bbc dismisses credible protesters— coming up as the bbc dismisses credible protesters fighting seeig— credible protesters fighting seeig knen-e— credible protesters fighting sadiq khan's plans as far sadiq khan's ulez plans as far rignr— sadiq khan's ulez plans as far rignr ie— sadiq khan's ulez plans as far rignr ie rne— sadiq khan's ulez plans as far right is the bbc— sadiq khan's ulez plans as far right is the bbc now totally untrustworthy _ right is the bbc now totally untrustworthy as a news service 7 untrustworthy as a news service e nar— untrustworthy as a news service e weii eiiwer— untrustworthy as a news service ? neil oliver on— untrustworthy as a news service ? neil oliver on this very soon. ewr— ? neil oliver on this very soon. ewr neke— ? neil oliver on this very soon. ewr new, ee— ? neil oliver on this very soon. but next, as the— ? neil oliver on this very soon. but next, as the brecon beacons are renamed and— but next, as the brecon beacons are renamed and awoke climate enenge— are renamed and awoke climate enenge ee— are renamed and awoke climate enenge ,— are renamed and awoke climate change move , are— are renamed and awoke climate change move , are more british change move, are more british ienenerke— change move, are more british ienenerke new— change move, are more british landmarks now in— change move, are more british landmarks now in danger ? landmarks now in danger? iewene rek— landmarks now in danger? laurence fox takes down the ienerieei— laurence fox takes down the fanatical eco _ laurence fox takes down the fanatical eco warriors behind rne— fanatical eco warriors behind rne ewiren— fanatical eco warriors behind the switch in— fanatical eco warriors behind the switch in the— fanatical eco warriors behind the switch in the fox report erreignr— the switch in the fox report straight after— the switch in the fox report straight after the .

every sunday at 6:00 for gloria meets only on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news . channel time now for the fox wewere— . channel time now for the fox ieewerr witn— . channel time now for the fox ieeweri wirn rne— 33 time now for the fox report with the thoughtful rneewien— report with the thoughtful thespian laurence fox. now the enwe— thespian laurence fox. now the eriwe re— thespian laurence fox. now the drive to rewrite _ thespian laurence fox. now the drive to rewrite the english iengwege— drive to rewrite the english iengwege re— drive to rewrite the english language to avoid causing eiienee— language to avoid causing eiienee ie— language to avoid causing offence is once— language to avoid causing offence is once again in top geer— offence is once again in top geer witn— offence is once again in top geer wirn rne— offence is once again in top gear with the brecon beacons due to gear with the brecon beacons due re we— gear with the brecon beacons due re we eneee— gear with the brecon beacons due to be renamed by— gear with the brecon beacons due to be renamed by bannau nweneinieg— to be renamed by bannau brycheiniog over concerns that the brycheiniog over concerns that we were— brycheiniog over concerns that the word beacon— brycheiniog over concerns that the word beacon could contradict the word beacon could contradict rne iignr— the word beacon could contradict the fight against— the word beacon could contradict the fight against wait for it eiinere— the fight against wait for it climate change. eco obsessed eiiieieie— climate change. eco obsessed officials are— climate change. eco obsessed officials are panicked that the enter— officials are panicked that the ewnwei ei— officials are panicked that the ewnwei ei e— officials are panicked that the symbol of a flaming beacon at nieeing— symbol of a flaming beacon at missing carbon— symbol of a flaming beacon at missing carbon does not fit with the missing carbon does not fit with we werk-e— missing carbon does not fit with the park's reputation as an eco irieneiw— the park's reputation as an eco friendly organisation. with ereeen— friendly organisation. with brecon beacons chief exec cernerine — brecon beacons chief exec catherine merlin jones explained were— we're an environmental organisation— we're an environmental organisation ,- we're an environmental organisation , we're trying to organisation, we're trying to ewr— organisation, we're trying to ewr erewen— organisation, we're trying to cut carbon and— organisation, we're trying to cut carbon and push to net zero. so cut carbon and push to net zero. se-e— cut carbon and push to net zero. se-e erewen— cut carbon and push to net zero. so a carbon burning so having a carbon burning weeeen— so having a carbon burning beacon-isn't- so having a carbon burning beacon isn't good look. beacon just isn't a good look.

ane— beacon just isn't a good look. ane re— beacon just isn't a good look. and to legitimise— beacon just isn't a good look. and to legitimise the change nerd— and to legitimise the change nere terr— and to legitimise the change hard left welsh— and to legitimise the change hard left welsh born activist, eerer— hard left welsh born activist, actor michael— hard left welsh born activist, actor michael sheen recorded rnie— actor michael sheen recorded this melodramatic message look at this melodramatic message look er rnie— this melodramatic message look er rnie ,— this melodramatic message look at this , richard. _ this melodramatic message look at this , richard. t 33 at this, richard. the brecon beacons national park. beautiful, isn't it? every isn't it a new kind of national park ? it a new kind of national park? not the brecon beacons. national park, though. not any more , no. park, though. not any more, no. this place has a new name now. or rather, an old one. bannau brycheiniog. an old name for a new way to be laurence . i mean, new way to be laurence. i mean, look, this is lunacy.— new way to be laurence. i mean, look, this is lunacy. you- i mean, look, this is lunacy. you know it. look, this is lunacy. you know ir. i— look, this is lunacy. you know it. i knew— look, this is lunacy. you know it. i knew ir— look, this is lunacy. you know it. i knew it .— look, this is lunacy. you know it. i know it . but— look, this is lunacy. you know it. i know it . but does this it. i know it. but does this rere— it. i know it. but does this mean lots of— it. i know it. but does this mean lots of other british place names are now— mean lots of other british place names are now going to be under rnreer— names are now going to be under rnreer e— names are now going to be under rnreer e i— names are now going to be under threat? i think— names are now going to be under threat 7 i think it's— names are now going to be under threat? i think it's a real niereke— threat? i think it's a real mistake that— threat? i think it's a real mistake that we let the welsh newe — mistake that we let the welsh newe rneir— mistake that we let the welsh have their own— mistake that we let the welsh have their own government and the have their own government and we seerrien— have their own government and the scottish as— have their own government and the scottish as well. i think ire— the scottish as well. i think it's ridiculous. and also, who

are these people, these experts or these officials? did anyone vote for them to go rikki neave rock ? it's like, go away. rock? it's like, go away. irieneei— rock? it's like, go away. michael sheen. - “t7 it's like, go away. michael sheen. iizzi tc3izi;~;fr rock? it's like, go away.— michael sheen. no one cares what you think about anything. i watched a film with him the other day. he was dreadful in it. it's like star pop virtue signalling your silly national park. it's the brecon beacons, sas soldiers in britain who go and die for welsh people, scottish people, english people and northern irish people run up and northern irish people run up and down there on their on their selection phase. so we need to stop doing all this stuff. it's ridiculous. and i would just say devolve it. get rid devolve all of it. get get rid of this silly welsh parliament that have to pay and get that we have to pay for and get rid the silly scottish rid of the silly scottish parliament. do you think this is to parliament. do you think this is re eewn— parliament. do you think this is to down devolution?— parliament. do you think this is to down devolution? i- 37�*ci3t do you think this is to down devolution? i worry eerweiiw— to down devolution? i worry actually, lawrence, that this is eewn—knewl actually, lawrence, that this isi down _ know, and actually, lawrence, that this is- down _ know, and the down to wokery you know, and the eengerewe— down to wokery you know, and the dangerous threat— down to wokery you know, and the dangerous threat of— down to wokery you know, and the dangerous threat of wokery . dangerous threat of wokery. eeewee wew— dangerous threat of wokery. because, you know, if we have a renewi— because, you know, if we have a labour government— because, you know, if we have a labour government and werenrieiiw— labour government and potentially propped up by the wee— potentially propped up by the greens or the— potentially propped up by the greens or the lib dems at westminster— greens or the lib dems at westminster in- greens or the lib dems at westminster in a couple of weere— westminster in a couple of wee i— westminster in a couple of years, i actually- westminster in a couple of years, i actually think this eewie— years, i actually think this could-englandl years, i actually think this. could-england too years, i actually think this- could-england too . could happen in england too.

were— could happen in england too. were-newe— could happen in england too. were-newe e- could happen in england too. we're-have a labour. we're going to have a labour government , it's to government, it's going to happen. we're to have a happen. so we're going to have a labour government probably next may. that's may. i'd imagine. but that's good conservatives. know good for conservatives. you know , out the , because we can hound out the conservatives we can go, conservatives and we can go, guys, do you want to be conservative? try being conservative? try being conservative . and conservative for a minute. and it's just an embarrassment. i mean, more we this down mean, the more we do this down the i just really the more i just get really depressed like, depressed because i'm just like, it's insane. well it is it's just insane. well it is just and look , this just insane. and look, this ineenirw— just insane. and look, this many, ee— just insane. and look, this insanity, as we _ and look, this insanity, as we know also ewreeeing— insanity, as we know also spreading education spreading to education institutions.- spreading to education institutions. but i had talk institutions. but i had to talk to institutions. but i had to talk re wew— institutions. but i had to talk re wew-rne— institutions. but i had to talk to you this scandal while to you about this scandal while at to you about this scandal while er-irniwereirw— to you about this scandal while at-university arnie- at city university arnie lawrence. this is after an eeeienie— lawrence. this is after an academic conducting research inte— academic conducting research he rne— academic conducting research into the impact— academic conducting research into the impact of the extreme rrene— into the impact of the extreme rrene renew— into the impact of the extreme trans lobby within the uni said ene— trans lobby within the uni said ene wee— trans lobby within the uni said she was actually— trans lobby within the uni said she was actually barred from wwwiiening— she was actually barred from publishing her— she was actually barred from publishing her findings. so this is a woman called dr. laura rewee — is a woman called dr. laura favaro. she's— is a woman called dr. laura favaro. she's now bringing an enwiewnenr— favaro. she's now bringing an employment tribunal claim , um, employment tribunal claim, um, ener— employment tribunal claim, um, errer ene— employment tribunal claim, um, errer ene eewe— employment tribunal claim, um, after she says city— employment tribunal claim, um, after she says city uni terminated _ after she says city uni terminated her employment. so erriwwee— terminated her employment. so erriwwee ner— terminated her employment. so erriwwee ner ei— terminated her employment. so stripped her of her findings and renew— stripped her of her findings and eewee ner— stripped her of her findings and barred her from _ stripped her of her findings and barred her from publishing the reewire— barred her from publishing the reewire ewe— barred her from publishing the results due to— barred her from publishing the results due to akua citations of rrenewnewie.— results due to akua citations of transphobia. now— results due to akua citations of transphobia. now lawrence, you knew,— transphobia. now lawrence, you knew, we— transphobia. now lawrence, you knew, we giwe— transphobia. now lawrence, you

know, we give both sides of the ererw— know, we give both sides of the ererw nere. — know, we give both sides of the ererw nere. se— know, we give both sides of the ererw nere. se e— know, we give both sides of the story here. so a spokesperson for story here. so a spokesperson ier cirw— story here. so a spokesperson for city university said it was wnewie— for city university said it was wnewie re— for city university said it was unable to comment on employment wewere— unable to comment on employment matters—individual- matters relating to individual rnernerew— matters relating to individual members refutes matters relating to individual meiallegations refutes matters relating to individual meiallegations made refutes matters relating to individual meiallegations made against us the allegations made against us and the allegations made against us end rer-eer— the allegations made against us end rer-eer rne— the allegations made against us and reject the context in which new— and reject the context in which rnew-wreeenree. — and reject the context in which they presented. but forget they are presented. but forget they are presented. but forget the - lawrence, - they are presented. but forget the - lawrence, are - they are presented. but forget the lawrence, are this the context, lawrence, are this is the context, lawrence, are this ie-iwing— the context, lawrence, are this ie-iwing, igne- the context, lawrence, are this ie-iwing, rignr, in- is terrifying lying, right, in rerne— is terrifying lying, right, in rerne ei— is terrifying lying, right, in terms of free— is terrifying lying, right, in terms of free speech yet again being— terms of free speech yet again being suppressed— terms of free speech yet again being suppressed by a major wniwereirw— being suppressed by a major wniwereirw .— being suppressed by a major wniwereirw . i— being suppressed by a major university . i don't think it's university. i don't think it's rerrirwing. — university. i don't think it's rerrirwing. i— university. i don't think it's terrifying. i think- university. i don't think it's terrifying. e university. i don't think it's terrifying. 3 my, terrifying. i think it's funny. it's like if we just turn around to the people that call us phobics or or, you know, it started with homophobia or islamophobia or transphobia. we just at them when they just laugh at them when they call and bigots and call us racists and bigots and all sort of stuff. just all this sort of stuff. you just turn and just giggle turn around and just giggle at them. takes. it them. that's all it takes. it takes the majority of the sensible people of which there are you see by the are many. as you can see by the bud light boycott in america. you them go, yeah, you just laugh at them go, yeah, yeah, right. i'm a yeah, that's right. i'm a racist. i'm a i'm racist. i'm a bigot. i'm a homophobe. i'm so can't tell you that on telly. i can. it's that on telly. oh, i can. it's after watershed. you can at this time. — after watershed. you can at this time. wew— after watershed. you can at this time. kew een— after watershed. you can at this time. you can at— after watershed. you can at this time. you can at this— : you can at this time. you can at this time. very weir— time. you can at this time. very weii renewe— time. you can at this time. very well behave, though, lawrence. i'm well behave, though, lawrence. in —wew. - well behave, though, lawrence. i-n—wew. but-l i'm impressed with you. but. ewr. — i'm impressed with you. but.

ewr. meek,— i'm impressed with you. but. but. look, lawrence, but. but, look, lawrence, i wneererene— but. but, look, lawrence, i understand-side- but. but, look, lawrence, i understand side of it. but understand that side of it. but the understand that side of it. but rne—ewr— understand that side of it. but rne—ewr eiee.- understand that side of it. but the—our side. the. the problem is, our side. the eewe-rne— the problem is, our side. the same-the silent- same people, the silent new-entw— same people, the silent majority, need same people, the silent- majority,-need academic majority, we still need academic reeeeren-re— majority, we still need academic research _to be - research, research to be commissioned- research, research to be commissioned about areas that we're passionate— commissioned about areas that we're passionate about. i mean, rner-e— we're passionate about. i mean, rner-e wnw— we're passionate about. i mean, rner-e wnw ire— we're passionate about. i mean, that's why it's chilling . �*iwiz; that's why it's chilling. we een-r— that's why it's chilling. we een-r knew— that's why it's chilling. we don't know because- that's why it's chilling. we don't know because you know what? this get this chilling vision all the time of tony blair smashing his finger, his hand on the despatch box going education, education, education. and that's what you've got the best part of 20 years later is you've got a man who wanted to indoctrinate . he presented indoctrinate. he presented himself as a centrist labour candidate , a labour prime candidate, a labour prime minister, but he wasn't. he was an indoctrinate ing leftist and actually the british people just need to turn around and go, you know what, is rubbish . your know what, this is rubbish. your universities are corrupt, don't send your kids to them. encourage trade, encourage them into trade, encourage them into earning their them their own living, encourage them into to do. into whatever they want to do. disassociate this madness. disassociate from this madness. get away from it. it's absolutely insane. it's not going to stop . they're going to going to stop. they're going to carry on virtue signalling to themselves time immemorial themselves till time immemorial . so get your kids and

. so just get your kids and educate them yourself like i do. ihave educate them yourself like i do. i have my own son tonight coming in and talking to me about various things. i just have to indoctrinate him. that's what you do. they talk rubbish in schools. indoctrinate them schools. you indoctrinate them when home. that's what when they get home. that's what you do? yeah no, i think you're rignr— you do? yeah no, i think you're rignr en— you do? yeah no, i think you're rignr en rner— you do? yeah no, i think you're right on that front.— you do? yeah no, i think you're right on that front. but- 3i:::i7 / no, i think you're right on that front. but how rerrirwing. — right on that front. but how terrifying. again, i'm using iner— terrifying. again, i'm using rner were— terrifying. again, i'm using that word again that parents now eenner— that word again that parents now cannot-teacher,- that word again that parents now cannot teacher, any cannot trust any teacher, any wniwereirw— cannot trust any teacher, any university lecturer to teach even biological— university lecturer to teach even biological realities. iner-e— even biological realities. that's what— even biological realities. that's what we're dealing with in me.— that's what we're dealing with in me ewr— that's what we're dealing with in 2023. but laurence fox, i iike— in 2023. but laurence fox, i iike wew— in 2023. but laurence fox, i like your pragmatic approach. inenk— like your pragmatic approach. inenk wew— like your pragmatic approach. rnenk wew ee— like your pragmatic approach. thank you so much. lawrence week,— thank you so much. lawrence gag, ei— thank you so much. lawrence back, of course— thank you so much. lawrence back, of course ,_ thank you so much. lawrence back, of course , friday night on back, of course, friday night on gb back, of course, friday night on ere wewe— back, of course, friday night on ere wewe ene— back, of course, friday night on gb news and here— back, of course, friday night on gb news and here next week, too. but gb news and here next week, too. ewr eening— gb news and here next week, too. nwr eening ww— gb news and here next week, too. but coming up, should nicola srwrgeen— but coming up, should nicola sturgeon success— but coming up, should nicola sturgeon success from protoge wwnze— sturgeon success from protoge humza yousaf— sturgeon success from protoge humza yousaf lewis. listen to grewing— humza yousaf lewis. listen to grewing eerie— humza yousaf lewis. listen to growing calls to— humza yousaf lewis. listen to growing calls to suspend her tren— growing calls to suspend her iren rne— growing calls to suspend her new rne werew— growing calls to suspend her from the party. i'm going to enew— from the party. i'm going to enew wew— from the party. i'm going to enew wew rne— from the party. i'm going to show you the shocking leaked wieee— show you the shocking leaked wieee ei— show you the shocking leaked video of sturgeon. then my ewwererer— video of sturgeon. then my superstar panel— video of sturgeon. then my superstar panel debate. but neke— superstar panel debate. but new, ee— superstar panel debate. but new, ee rne— superstar panel debate. but next, as the bbc calls a&e ulez wrereerere— next, as the bbc calls a&e ulez wrereerere ier— next, as the bbc calls a&e ulez protesters far right. elon musk eewee— protesters far right. elon musk eeneer iner— protesters far right. elon musk correct that the _ protesters far right. elon musk correct that the beeb is not a ereeiwie— correct that the beeb is not a credible news— correct that the beeb is not a

credible news source. neil eiiwer— credible news source. neil oliver takes— credible news source. neil oliver takes on- credible news source. neil oliver takes on the british weening— oliver takes on the british bashing corporation .

next the i next. the great | next- the great neil leew— the great neil oliver back inext— the great neil oliver back as renignr-e— the great neil oliver back as tonight's outsider . and the bbc tonight's outsider. and the bbc ereewee— tonight's outsider. and the bbc ereewee wer— tonight's outsider. and the bbc stooped yet another low over the weekend— stooped yet another low over the weekend ww— stooped yet another low over the weekend by labelling thousands of weekend by labelling thousands ei eeeenr— weekend by labelling thousands of decent people— weekend by labelling thousands of decent people protesting. seeig— of decent people protesting. seeig knen-e— of decent people protesting. sadiq khan's ruinous ulez plans. as sadiq khan's ruinous ulez plans. we ier— sadiq khan's ruinous ulez plans. we ier rignr— sadiq khan's ruinous ulez plans. as far right conspiracy theorists, _ as far right conspiracy theorists, the policy which will energe — theorists, the policy which will charge motorists— theorists, the policy which will charge motorists of older cars £12.50— charge motorists of older cars ere-so e— charge motorists of older cars ere-so e eew— charge motorists of older cars £12.50 a day for— charge motorists of older cars £12.50 a day for driving around reneien— £12.50 a day for driving around eenien ,— £12.50 a day for driving around eenien , ie— £12.50 a day for driving around london , is fraught with dodgy london, is fraught with dodgy were— london, is fraught with dodgy were ene— london, is fraught with dodgy data and contested claims. were— data and contested claims. were wnw— data and contested claims. that's why civil— data and contested claims. that's why civil liberty freedom iignrere— that's why civil liberty freedom iignrere er— that's why civil liberty freedom fighters at the— that's why civil liberty freedom fighters at the together declaration _ fighters at the together declaration who made their name by wetting— declaration who made their name by battling vaccine— declaration who made their name by battling vaccine passports ewring— by battling vaccine passports ewring rne— by battling vaccine passports during the pandemic, joined to eenweign— during the pandemic, joined to eenweign en— during the pandemic, joined to campaign on saturday to get ulez eeneignee— campaign on saturday to get ulez eeneignee re— campaign on saturday to get ulez consigned to the— campaign on saturday to get ulez consigned to the scrap heap. seneiwie— consigned to the scrap heap. sensible headed— consigned to the scrap heap. sensible headed friends of the enew,— sensible headed friends of the show, including— sensible headed friends of the show, including shaun bailey, ienie— show, including shaun bailey, tonia buxton_ show, including shaun bailey, tonia buxton and miller, tonia buxton and alan miller, all tonia buxton and alan miller, err-ee— tonia buxton and alan miller, eii-ee rwer- tonia buxton and alan miller, eii-ee iwer wnw-

tonia buxton and alan miller, all so just why did the all attended so just why did the eririen— all attended so just why did the british bashing— all attended so just why did the british bashing corporation eeeiee— british bashing corporation decide-cover— british bashing corporation decide-cover it- british bashing corporation decide cover it like this ? decide to cover it like this? ine— decide to cover it like this? we were — decide to cover it like this? the ultra low— decide to cover it like this? the ultra low emission- decide to cover it like this? the ultra low emission zone held a protest in central london today. local protesters and mainstream politicians were joined by conspiracy theorists and far right groups. it follows news a judicial review is to be held into plans to expand ulez to all of london's boroughs in august . instead of that lazy august. instead of that lazy wwiierin— august. instead of that lazy bulletin, the _ august. instead of that lazy bulletin, the bbc— 3th. instead of that lazy bulletin, the bbc should 39. instead of that lazy bulletin, the bbc should have eene— bulletin, the bbc should have done some proper journalism by done some properjournalism by eewering— done some properjournalism by eewering e— done some properjournalism by covering a freedom of information- covering a freedom of information request made by regerner— information request made by together that _ information request made by together that found just 1 in1 eeern— together that found just 1 in 1 teen in— together that found just 1 in 1 teen in rne— together that found just 1 in 1 death in the past 20 years has ween— death in the past 20 years has been attributed— death in the past 20 years has been attributed to air pollution in reneien— been attributed to air pollution in london, which— been attributed to air pollution in london, which directly contradicts— in london, which directly contradicts propaganda pumped out contradicts propaganda pumped ewr by— contradicts propaganda pumped ewr by knen-e— contradicts propaganda pumped out by khan's office to push wire— out by khan's office to push wirz. wnien— out by khan's office to push ulez, which alleges 4000 people die wer— ulez, which alleges 4000 people die wer weer— ulez, which alleges 4000 people die wer weer .— ulez, which alleges 4000 people die per year . well,— ulez, which alleges 4000 people die per year. well, i'm joined by— die per year. well, i'm joined by by— die per year. well, i'm joined now by by formerly the bbc's own and now by by formerly the bbc's own ene newwe— now by by formerly the bbc's own ene newwe rnew-e— now by by formerly the bbc's own and maybe they'd call him a far rignr— and maybe they'd call him a far rignr eenewireew— and maybe they'd call him a far right conspiracy theorist. these eewe — right conspiracy theorist. these daysr rignre— right conspiracy theorist. these days, right? neil— right conspiracy theorist. these days, right? neil oliver i mean, my days, right? neil oliver i mean, nw geeeneee— days, right? neil oliver i mean, nw geeeneee .— days, right? neil oliver i mean, my goodness , we've had two big my goodness, we've had two big rninge— my goodness, we've had two big ininge newwen— my goodness, we've had two big ininge newwen re— my goodness, we've had two big things happen to the bbc while wee— things happen to the bbc while wewwe ween— things happen to the bbc while you've been off.— things happen to the bbc while you've been off. neil. that car

eeen— you've been off. neil. that car crash interview— you've been off. neil. that car crash interview with elon musk wnere— crash interview with elon musk wnere ne— crash interview with elon musk where he completely owned them and where he completely owned them ene eewee— where he completely owned them and called out— where he completely owned them and called out their disinformation. now this report . we rwer— disinformation. now this report . we we eew— disinformation. now this report , can we just say that the bbc is , can we just say that the bbc ie iinienee— , can we just say that the bbc is finished as— , can we just say that the bbc is finished as a— , can we just say that the bbc is finished as a certifiably rrwerwerrnw— is finished as a certifiably trustworthy news source ? yes trustworthy news source? yes cen— trustworthy news source? yes cen i— trustworthy news source? yes cen i rwer— trustworthy news source? yes cen i we we— trustworthy news source? yes can i just be clear?- trustworthy news source? yes can i just be clear? i- trustworthy news source? yes can i just be clear? i was never bbc staff. dan was. no, no, i i— bbc staff. dan was. no, no, i i knew— bbc staff. dan was. no, no, i was. i know you— dan was. no, no, i was. i know you hosted a very ieewe— was. i know you hosted a very ieewe enew.— was. i know you hosted a very famous show, tv— was. i know you hosted a very famous show, tv programs that rner— famous show, tv programs that were that were— famous show, tv programs that were that were made for the bbc wneer— were that were made for the bbc under contract. _ were that were made for the bbc under contract. but— were that were made for the bbc under contract. but yeah. no. wner— under contract. but yeah. no. wner wew— under contract. but yeah. no. what you mean— under contract. but yeah. no. what you mean the national broadcaster— what you mean the national broadcaster would look out at eirizene— broadcaster would look out at eirizene ei— broadcaster would look out at citizens of this— broadcaster would look out at citizens of this country who are teetering— citizens of this country who are eeeiering rnew— citizens of this country who are declaring they want the freedom to declaring they want the freedom re iwnw — declaring they want the freedom re rwnw in— declaring they want the freedom re rwnw in rneir— declaring they want the freedom to jump in their cars and go wnere— to jump in their cars and go wnere rnew— to jump in their cars and go where they want. 33i::;«r to jump in their cars and go where they want. 3r::;«r : to jump in their cars and go where they want. 3i::;«r 3 itci.. where they want. they would call those people far right and extreme, just shows how far the bbc has fallen. i mean , who do bbc has fallen. i mean, who do rnew— bbc has fallen. i mean, who do rnew rnink— bbc has fallen. i mean, who do rnew rnink rnew— bbc has fallen. i mean, who do they think they are— bbc has fallen. i mean, who do they think they are and- i mean, who do they think they are and how dare rnew— they think they are and how dare rnew ee— they think they are and how dare rnew ee rne— they think they are and how dare rnew ee rne ee— they think they are and how dare they as the as the _ they think they are and how dare they as the as the national broadcaster— they as the as the national broadcaster are— they as the as the national broadcaster are so called for wnien— broadcaster are so called for wnien rne— broadcaster are so called for which the population are taxed to which the population are taxed re wrewiee— which the population are taxed re wrewiee wew— which the population are taxed to provide you know, this is the

eeiiing— to provide you know, this is the name calling and— to provide you know, this is the name calling and shouting down weewie— name calling and shouting down weewie wne— name calling and shouting down weewie wne went— name calling and shouting down people who want to voice a different— people who want to voice a different point— people who want to voice a different point of view is a creek— different point of view is a classic fascist— different point of view is a classic fascist tactic. it's weee— classic fascist tactic. it's base name calling just in a bid to base name calling just in a bid re eiienee— base name calling just in a bid to silence dissent— base name calling just in a bid to silence dissent ,_ base name calling just in a bid to silence dissent , to silence to silence dissent, to silence wreteet— to silence dissent, to silence protest ene— to silence dissent, to silence protest, and to— to silence dissent, to silence protest, and to the discourage weewie— protest, and to the discourage weewie rren — protest, and to the discourage people from speaking out against wnerewer— people from speaking out against wnerewer ie— people from speaking out against whatever is the— people from speaking out against whatever is the message. that's rner-e— whatever is the message. that's rner-e eeing— whatever is the message. that's that's being pushed by the eree— that's being pushed by the erere. ine— that's being pushed by the state. the bbc— that's being pushed by the state. the bbc is nothing more ene— state. the bbc is nothing more ene nerning— state. the bbc is nothing more and nothing less— state. the bbc is nothing more and nothing less than a mouthpiece— and nothing less than a mouthpiece of the state and rnereiw— mouthpiece of the state and rnereiw ei— mouthpiece of the state and thereby of the— mouthpiece of the state and thereby of the whatever the iweineeee— thereby of the whatever the businesses and _ thereby of the whatever the businesses and the and the weeree— businesses and the and the vested interests— businesses and the and the vested interests that govern the eree— vested interests that govern the erere. iner-e— vested interests that govern the state. that's all— vested interests that govern the state. that's all there is to it. i— state. that's all there is to it. i newen-r— state. that's all there is to it. i haven't listened to or werenee— it. i haven't listened to or watched the— it. i haven't listened to or watched the bbc in years, which ii— watched the bbc in years, which ii wew— watched the bbc in years, which mean if you told— watched the bbc in years, which mean if you told me that years ago— mean if you told me that years ege rner— mean if you told me that years ege rner rnere— mean if you told me that years ago that there would come a time wnen— ago that there would come a time wnen einwiw— ago that there would come a time when simply didn't— ago that there would come a time when simply didn't pay any errenrien— when simply didn't pay any attention to— when simply didn't pay any attention to that channel, i wewie— attention to that channel, i wewie newe— attention to that channel, i would have struggled to believe it. would have struggled to believe itlneen— would have struggled to believe it. imean, where's— would have struggled to believe it. mean, where's the it. i mean, where's the objectivity?— it. i mean, where's the objectivity? where's report objectivity? where's the report wriringe— objectivity? where's the report writing? - know, _ objectivity? where's the report writing? know, where is the writing? you know, where is the you— writing? you know, where is the wew—ee— writing? you know, where is the wew—ee rne - you know, where are the investigative _ you know, where are the investigative people or the rewerrere— investigative people or the reporters-there - investigative people or the reporters there talking to reporters out there talking to ene— reporters out there talking to and listening— reporters out there talking to and listening to— reporters out there talking to and listening to the protesters . iierening— and listening to the protesters . iierening re— and listening to the protesters , listening to a— and listening to the protesters , listening to a perfectly well eyeb— , listening to a perfectly well ryou knew.— , listening to a perfectly well , you know, decently expressed ewinien— , you know, decently expressed ewinien rner— , you know, decently expressed opinion that freedom is

werenewnr— opinion that freedom is paramount and that and anyone , paramount and that and anyone, enwene— paramount and that and anyone, enwene wne— paramount and that and anyone, anyone who thinks— paramount and that and anyone, anyone who thinks that the ulez eernnee— anyone who thinks that the ulez eernnee ie— anyone who thinks that the ulez eernnee ie enw— anyone who thinks that the ulez scheme is any more than than get— scheme is any more than than get ier— scheme is any more than than get rer eeen— scheme is any more than than grab for cash and— scheme is any more than than grab for cash and a continuous an a prosecution— grab for cash and a continuous an a prosecution of the war on rne— an a prosecution of the war on we nererier— an a prosecution of the war on the motorist which is just about inniwiring— the motorist which is just about inhibiting personal freedom for enwene— inhibiting personal freedom for nwene wne— inhibiting personal freedom for anyone who anyone who still buys into anyone who anyone who still buys inre seein— anyone who anyone who still buys into sadiq khan's— anyone who anyone who still buys into sadiq khan's nonsense that it's into sadiq khan's nonsense that re eiew.— into sadiq khan's nonsense that re ewewr. wew— into sadiq khan's nonsense that it's about, you know, clean air. ane— it's about, you know, clean air. ane weee— it's about, you know, clean air. and because his,— it's about, you know, clean air. and because his, you know, his his and because his, you know, his nie kiee— and because his, you know, his nie iiee iner— and because his, you know, his his lies that 4000— and because his, you know, his his lies that 4000 people are dwrig— his lies that 4000 people are ewing e— his lies that 4000 people are ewing e weer.— his lies that 4000 people are dying a year. anyone buying into rner— dying a year. anyone buying into that nonsense— dying a year. anyone buying into that nonsense from that angry kittie— that nonsense from that angry iirrie enew— that nonsense from that angry iirrie enew ie— that nonsense from that angry little chap is deluded. no i eenwiereiw— little chap is deluded. no i completely agree with that, weii. — completely agree with that, weii. kne— completely agree with that, weii. and i— completely agree with that, neil. and i think- completely agree with that, neil. 3: completely agree with that, neil. '33 neil. and i think that's where elon musk did us a big favour because , uh, not many people because, uh, not many people have the power or the platform to actually prove that the bbc lie that they dishonestly edit, but he was able to do it, wasn't he using his platform in such a brilliant fashion? that was that was fascinating. _ brilliant fashion? that was that was fascinating. and _ .. 3c93 i::i37 that was that was fascinating. and that was enerner— was fascinating. and that was another demonstrate , i suppose, another demonstrate, i suppose, reeiiw— another demonstrate, i suppose, reeiiw ei— another demonstrate, i suppose, reeiiw ei new— another demonstrate, i suppose, really of how far— another demonstrate, i suppose, really of how far the bbc has retren— really of how far the bbc has ieiien. wew—

really of how far the bbc has fallen. you know,— really of how far the bbc has fallen. you know, that one of men— fallen. you know, that one of rneir ewn— fallen. you know, that one of rneir wew— fallen. you know, that one of their own, you know, was, was in rwer, — their own, you know, was, was in ma, wew— their own, you know, was, was in rneir. wew knew.— their own, you know, was, was in their, you know, you— their own, you know, was, was in their, you know, you know, eeeneer— their, you know, you know, ostenso sibley— their, you know, you know, ostenso sibley to, you know, inrerregere— ostenso sibley to, you know, interrogate and _ ostenso sibley to, you know, interrogate and invest gate and eeiriw— interrogate and invest gate and was deftly taken— interrogate and invest gate and was deftly taken apart by elon iiwek— was deftly taken apart by elon iiwek wew— was deftly taken apart by elon musk you know— was deftly taken apart by elon musk you know gone long gone are the musk you know gone long gone are we eewe— musk you know gone long gone are we eewe wnen— musk you know gone long gone are the days when some— musk you know gone long gone are the days when some silverback of the days when some silverback of we nec— the days when some silverback of we eee .— the days when some silverback of we eee . wew— the days when some silverback of the bbc , you know— the days when some silverback of the bbc , you know would have the bbc, you know would have wewie— the bbc, you know would have wewie newe— the bbc, you know would have would have gone— the bbc, you know would have would have gone in and you know and would have gone in and you know ene errwek— would have gone in and you know and struck terror— would have gone in and you know and struck terror into the heart of and struck terror into the heart ei weewenr— and struck terror into the heart of whoever he _ and struck terror into the heart of whoever he was— and struck terror into the heart of whoever he was going to inrerregere— of whoever he was going to interrogate because of the, you knew.— interrogate because of the, you knew. rne— interrogate because of the, you know, the penetrating questions you know, the penetrating questions wew wewie— know, the penetrating questions you would - asked - know, the penetrating questions you would asked the you would have asked and the enewnr— you would have asked and the amount-research— you would have asked and the amount research and amount of research and wrewererien— amount of research and preparation you would been preparation you would have been ewre— preparation you would have been ewe—eren— preparation you would have been able—elon musk- preparation you would have beeni able _elon musk took able to command. elon musk took rner—kew— able to command. elon musk took rner—kew knew.- able to command. elon musk took that—you know, just,l that chap apart. you know, just, you— that chap apart. you know, just, wew knew.— that chap apart. you know, just, wew knew. rwer— that chap apart. you know, just, you know, just sliced them into wieeee—rnen- you know, just sliced them into pieces-them made. you know, just sliced them into pieces them made him pieces and made them made him and pieces and made them made him end by— pieces and made them made him end by by— pieces and made them made him and by by extension, the bbc reek— and by by extension, the bbc look ridiculous. _ and by by extension, the bbc look ridiculous. and he did it. he look ridiculous. and he did it. we newe— look ridiculous. and he did it. we were ir— look ridiculous. and he did it. he made it look— look ridiculous. and he did it. he made it look effortless . and, he made it look effortless. and, you— he made it look effortless. and, wew knew.— he made it look effortless. and, you know, think— he made it look effortless. and, you know, think a— he made it look effortless. and, you know, think a few years ago rner— you know, think a few years ago rner wewie— you know, think a few years ago that would not— you know, think a few years ago that would not have been weeeiiie— that would not have been possible. but— that would not have been possible. but the bbc is no ienger— possible. but the bbc is no ienger rne— possible. but the bbc is no longer the home to journalism . longer the home to journalism. no, longer the home to journalism. we. ire— longer the home to journalism. we. re ner. — longer the home to journalism. no, it's not. look,— longer the home to journalism. no, it's not. iii; . no, it's not. look, neil, i've got to ask you. i've got to ask you. i was just speaking about it with laurence fox, but this. what are we doing here? what are we geing— what are we doing here? what are we geing neree— what are we doing here? what are we geing neree — what are we doing here? what are we going here? oh,— what are we doing here? what are we going here? cj3 :i3it.

we going here? oh, this brick and beacons thing. right, right. i. you going to stop calling i. are you going to stop calling it and beacons ? no, no it the brick and beacons? no, no , of course not. and i did- it the brick and beacons? no, no , of course not. and i did .- it the brick and beacons? no, no , of course not. and i did. i- , of course not. and i did. i eie— , of course not. and i did. i dig enjoy— , of course not. and i did. i dig enrew rne— , of course not. and i did. i did enjoy the way that laurence inwekee— did enjoy the way that laurence inwekee rne — did enjoy the way that laurence invoked the fact— did enjoy the way that laurence invoked the fact that i've eiwewe— invoked the fact that i've always associated the brecon weeeene— always associated the brecon beacons like _ always associated the brecon beacons like laurence did there witn— beacons like laurence did there win win— beacons like laurence did there with with the _ beacons like laurence did there with with the you— beacons like laurence did there with with the you know, with the enwen— with with the you know, with the eririen einw— with with the you know, with the british army, with— with with the you know, with the british army, with the with the ske— british army, with the with the skis ene — british army, with the with the sas and whatever. but this ening— sas and whatever. but this renaming, renaming and renaming, this renaming and reireniing— renaming, this renaming and reireneing in— renaming, this renaming and rebranding in this in this inerenee— rebranding in this in this instance of— rebranding in this in this instance of the brecon beacons is instance of the brecon beacons ie rwer— instance of the brecon beacons ie we ewewr— instance of the brecon beacons is just about annoying people . is just about annoying people. wew— is just about annoying people. kew wnw,— is just about annoying people. you know, there's— is just about annoying people. you know, there's a concerted enen— you know, there's a concerted eiierr ewr— you know, there's a concerted effort out there— you know, there's a concerted effort out there to, you know, to effort out there to, you know, re ennew — effort out there to, you know, re ennew wew— effort out there to, you know, to annoy, you know, the footage rner-e— to annoy, you know, the footage rner-e ween— to annoy, you know, the footage were keen en— to annoy, you know, the footage that's been on the— to annoy, you know, the footage that's been on the on the news eweie— that's been on the on the news eweie eii— that's been on the on the news eweie eii eew— that's been on the on the news eweie eii eew ei— that's been on the on the news cycle all day of that that full iwrering— cycle all day of that that full wwrering ewen— cycle all day of that that full bursting open the bag of orange weweer— bursting open the bag of orange weweer er— bursting open the bag of orange weweer er rne— bursting open the bag of orange powder at the at— bursting open the bag of orange powder at the at the snooker championships. _ powder at the at the snooker championships. yeah that's just to championships. yeah that's just re ennew— championships. yeah that's just re ennew rner-e— championships. yeah that's just to annoy that's just to cause eiwieien. — to annoy that's just to cause division. that's— to annoy that's just to cause division. that's just to eierreer— division. that's just to distract people. and i've long eie— distract people. and i've long since decided _ distract people. and i've long since decided all— distract people. and i've long since decided all this , all this since decided all this, all this nonsense they— since decided all this, all this nonsense they can rename what new— nonsense they can rename what new went.— nonsense they can rename what rnew wenr. rnew— nonsense they can rename what they want. they can rewrite the niererw— they want. they can rewrite the niererw rner— they want. they can rewrite the history that they— they want. they can rewrite the history that they want. whatever i history that they want. whatever i rwer— history that they want. whatever irwer ignere— history that they want. whatever irwer ignere w.— history that they want. whatever ijust ignore it. i— history that they want. whatever ijust ignore it. i ignore the i just ignore it. i ignore the enc— i just ignore it. i ignore the nne .— i just ignore it. i ignore the ewe . ene— i just ignore it. i ignore the ewe . end i—

i just ignore it. i ignore the bbc , and i ignore this kind of bbc, and i ignore this kind of rnie— bbc, and i ignore this kind of rnie kine— bbc, and i ignore this kind of rnie kine ei— bbc, and i ignore this kind of this kind of concerted attempt to this kind of concerted attempt re iiwiie— this kind of concerted attempt to divide, annoy— this kind of concerted attempt to divide, annoy and distract. we to divide, annoy and distract. we newe— to divide, annoy and distract. we newe re.— to divide, annoy and distract. we have to. well,— to divide, annoy and distract. we have to. well, if you're going— we have to. well, if you're geing re— we have to. well, if you're going to ignore— we have to. well, if you're going to ignore it, neil, if wewe— going to ignore it, neil, if wewre geing— going to ignore it, neil, if wewre geing re- going to ignore it, neil, if you're going to ignore it, i'm going— you're going to ignore it, i'm geing re— you're going to ignore it, i'm geing re ignere— you're going to ignore it, i'm going to ignore it too. iii; . going to ignore it too. neil enwen— going to ignore it too. neil oiiwer. ir— going to ignore it too. neil oiiwer. it ie— going to ignore it too. neil oliver, it is so— going to ignore it too. neil oliver, it is so good to have you back, by the way. neil and on its claims, the ulez protest was attended the far right was attended by the far right and conspiracy theorists. you know, give both sides the know, we give both sides of the story here always at gb news the bbc we are bbc spokesperson said we are satisfied was satisfied the protest was covered the covered accurately and the script fair description of script was a fair description of the groups attending the people in groups attending the people in groups attending the also the event. viewers were also directed bbc london directed to the bbc london website a comprehensive look website for a comprehensive look at arguments against at the arguments for and against ulez . now coming up, as the ulez. now coming up, as the queen consorts best friend speaks out for the very first time, admitting that camilla is hurt by harry's nasty public attacks. does the duke of delusion owe his mother in law an apology? angela levin joins me live in the studio to give her verdict. my next bombshell video leak has lifted the veil on sturgeon's snp leadership, but should her successor and protege humza useless listen to

growing calls to suspend her. that's our big debate next. i'll bfing that's our big debate next. i'll bring you that fascinating clip, too. and we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, the snp scandal intensifies as nicola sturgeon is gone, but her time as party chief is under more scrutiny than ever after the emergence of this leaked video. let's be very careful , all of us, about careful, all of us, about suggesting that there are problems with the party's finances because we depend on donors so does that clip from march 2021 prove that sturgeon should be suspended from the snp for playing down worries about

the party's finances ? tonight, the party's finances? tonight, superstar panel gets stuck into that big debate next. tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy depraved and in the gutter after its sick naked education show channel 4 air this moment out where former england footballer paul gascoigne admitted he performed a sex act on himself in downing street after meeting margaret thatcher. i felt it getting hard and i thought quick. i just release this . so i just quickly release this. so i just quickly just hit the toilet and just whacked one out . so is it time whacked one out. so is it time the government— whacked one out. so is it time the government does- t: so is it time the government does u—turn now and the government does u—turn now ene eeig— the government does u—turn now ene eeie eii— the government does u—turn now and sold off the— the government does u—turn now and sold off the mucky state ewnee— and sold off the mucky state owned broadcaster ? plus, as owned broadcaster? plus, as rniiiiw— owned broadcaster? plus, as phillip schofield returns to rnie— phillip schofield returns to this morning— phillip schofield returns to this morning after his brother's eneeking— this morning after his brother's shocking court— this morning after his brother's shocking court case, our itv weeee— shocking court case, our itv bosses write _ shocking court case, our itv bosses write that- shocking court case, our itv bosses write that a holly wiiiewgnww.— bosses write that a holly willoughby, alison hammond eewwie— willoughby, alison hammond eewwie eer— willoughby, alison hammond double act is— willoughby, alison hammond double act is the future of the enew.— double act is the future of the enew. eern— double act is the future of the show. both those— double act is the future of the show. both those tv conundrums are show. both those tv conundrums rne— show. both those tv conundrums rne reik— show. both those tv conundrums are the talk of— show. both those tv conundrums are the talk of the— show. both those tv conundrums are the talk of the media buzz. seen— are the talk of the media buzz. seen eiee— are the talk of the media buzz. seen eiee en— are the talk of the media buzz. soon also on the— are the talk of the media buzz. soon also on the way tonight, as irienee— soon also on the way tonight, as irienee ei— soon also on the way tonight, as friends of queen— soon also on the way tonight, as

friends of queen consort queen ceniiie— friends of queen consort queen camilla admit— friends of queen consort queen camilla admit for— friends of queen consort queen camilla admit for the first time rner— camilla admit for the first time rner iwinee— camilla admit for the first time that prince harry's— camilla admit for the first time that prince harry's vicious. comments—deep that prince harry's vicious- comments_deep hurt. comments caused her deep hurt. oh, comments caused her deep hurt. on. ie— comments caused her deep hurt. on. ie ir— comments caused her deep hurt. on. ie it time— comments caused her deep hurt. oh, is it time the— comments caused her deep hurt. oh, is it time the runaway royal eweiegieee— oh, is it time the runaway royal eweiegieee re— oh, is it time the runaway royal apologised to mother in law apologised to his mother in law inereee— apologised to his mother in law instead demanding everyone instead of demanding everyone eiee— instead of demanding everyone eiee eew— instead of demanding everyone eiee eew eerrw— instead of demanding everyone eiee eew eerrw re— instead of demanding everyone else say sorry to him? harry's wiegrewner— else say sorry to him? harry's wiegrewner .— else say sorry to him? harry's biographer , angela levin, joins biographer, angela levin, joins me biographer, angela levin, joins ne www— biographer, angela levin, joins we win ner— biographer, angela levin, joins me with her forensic royal eneiweie— me with her forensic royal analysis imminently. me with her forensic royal analysis imminently . fleet analysis imminently. fleet steer— analysis imminently. fleet street legend— analysis imminently. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie rere— street legend kelvin mackenzie tee in— street legend kelvin mackenzie iere riw en— street legend kelvin mackenzie lets rip on news— street legend kelvin mackenzie lets rip on news that the neerrieee— lets rip on news that the heartless bma- lets rip on news that the heartless bma plotting with heartless bma is plotting with reeener— heartless bma is plotting with reeener-ene— heartless bma is plotting with teacher and nurses to teacher unions and nurses to errike— teacher unions and nurses to errike wnrii— teacher unions and nurses to strike until christmas and that wooe— strike until christmas and that 5000 migrants— strike until christmas and that 5000 migrants have already ereeeee— 5000 migrants have already ereeeee rne— 5000 migrants have already crossed the channel this year. wee—twing- crossed the channel this year. he's—during the. crossed the channel this year. . he's—during the hour he's uncancelled during the hour nwne— he's uncancelled during the hour nwne-nw— he's uncancelled during the hour . what my superstar . and what to my superstar wenei— . and what to my superstar wenei-ei— . and what to my superstar panel,-of rishi- . and what to my superstar panel, of rishi sunak panel, think of rishi sunak wiene— panel, think of rishi sunak wiene re— panel, think of rishi sunak plans to force— panel, think of rishi sunak plans to force kids to study wetne— plans to force kids to study maths until— plans to force kids to study maths until-and- plans to force kids to study maths until and scrap smart maths until 18 and scrap smart nererwewe— maths until 18 and scrap smart nererwewe .— maths until 18 and scrap smart motorways . find— maths until 18 and scrap smart motorways . find out we reveal motorways. find out as we reveal a motorways. find out as we reveal e refere— motorways. find out as we reveal a new before the— motorways. find out as we reveal a new before the night is out, we-ii— a new before the night is out, wit newe— a new before the night is out, wit newe e— a new before the night is out, we'll have a first— a new before the night is out, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's— we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front wegee— tomorrow's newspaper front wegee. in— tomorrow's newspaper front wegee. in rwer— tomorrow's newspaper front wegee. in we e— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. in just a moment, they'll neke— pages. in just a moment, they'll neie eii— pages. in just a moment, they'll neie eii rne— pages. in just a moment, they'll hold off the press.— pages. in just a moment, they'll hold off the press. that's erreignr— hold off the press. that's straight after— hold off the press. that's straight after the news with ieriene— straight after the news with tatiana sanchez . i 33 straight after the news with tatiana sanchez. jc3 straight after the news with tatiana sanchez . jc3 .393

investigation by parliament's ethics watchdog erg over a possible failure to declare an interest downing street says the inquiry is over claims he failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a major measure announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids , a child care agency likely kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to gain financially from a drive to recruit more childminders . to recruit more childminders. number ten says the prime minister will clarify how it was declared as a ministerial interest rather than to the commons . meanwhile, mr sunak has commons. meanwhile, mr sunak has accepted the uk doesn't have enough teachers to deliver on his ambitious an to improve children's numeracy skills. he says an anti maths mindset is costing the uk economy tens of billions of pounds every year and wants to ensure the subject is studied by all students in england up to the age of 18, the uk is one of the least numerate countries in the developed world. more than 8 million eewire— world. more than 8 million adults have—

: more than 8 million adults have numeracy skills werew— adults have numeracy skills below those _ adults have numeracy skills below those expected of a nine weer— below those expected of a nine weer eie— below those expected of a nine weer eie ene— below those expected of a nine year old and around a third of wewng— year old and around a third of wewng weewie— year old and around a third of our young people don't pass wetne— our young people don't pass nerne ecst— our young people don't pass maths, gcse .— our young people don't pass maths, gcse . we make jokes about maths, gcse. we make jokes about not maths, gcse. we make jokes about ner eeing— maths, gcse. we make jokes about ner weing ewre— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to do— maths, gcse. we make jokes about not being able to do maths. it's eeeieiiw— not being able to do maths. it's socially accepted _ not being able to do maths. it's socially accepted .— not being able to do maths. it's socially accepted . well, we say socially accepted. well, we say rninge— socially accepted. well, we say rninge iike— socially accepted. well, we say ininge iike .— socially accepted. well, we say things like , oh,— socially accepted. well, we say things like , oh, maths, i can't things like, oh, maths, i can't do things like, oh, maths, i can't we rnee— things like, oh, maths, i can't we rner. ire— things like, oh, maths, i can't do that. it's not— things like, oh, maths, i can't do that. it's not for me. and eweenerw— do that. it's not for me. and everyone laughs.— do that. it's not for me. and everyone laughs. but we'd never neke— everyone laughs. but we'd never neke e— everyone laughs. but we'd never neke e ieke— everyone laughs. but we'd never make a joke like— everyone laughs. but we'd never make a joke like that about not being— make a joke like that about not being ewre— make a joke like that about not being we re— make a joke like that about not being able to read— make a joke like that about not being able to read . i 3: being able to read. nhs england has said nearly 200,000 hospital appointments and procedures had to be rescheduled due to the strike by junior doctors this month. it includes people who were waiting for operations and other treatments, as well as scans and follow up appointments. tens of thousands of workers staged a 96 hour strike in a dispute over pay between april the 11th and the 15th. it comes as the prime minister admitted it will be a challenge to cut nhs waiting times because of further industrial action, while also adding that he remains hopeful wait times can ultimately be cut

. now a 30 year old man and a 52 year old woman have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after a protest at the world snooker championship in sheffield . just championship in sheffield. just stop oil protesters disrupted play stop oil protesters disrupted play at the event, pouring orange powder onto one of the tables. the incident unfolded live on tv as two games were underway on the third day at the crucible theatre, play was suspended for the evening on the affected table, while the second match was stopped for around 45 minutes. as now, more than 5000 people have crossed the english channelin people have crossed the english channel in small boats this yean channel in small boats this year, gb news can reveal around 120 people have arrived today with three small boats intercepted by uk authorities. it's after a surge in small boat crossings as criminal people smuggling gangs take advantage of better weather conditions . of better weather conditions. and the king and queen consort have personally picked a recipe for the coronation. kyiv to mark

the event, the recipe includes spinach broad beans and tarragon. the quiche will be served at the big lunches during the coronation celebrations . the the coronation celebrations. the late queen had a coronation chicken in 1953 to mark her event. chicken in 1953 to mark her event . tv online dab+ radio and event. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now it's over to dan . it's over to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, our— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, our first- .r:::r3 33. now in our media buzz, our first look at our media buzz, our first look er rne— our media buzz, our first look er rne irenr— our media buzz, our first look at the front pages, hot off the wee— at the front pages, hot off the wreee .— at the front pages, hot off the wreee . ewerw— at the front pages, hot off the press . surely some mistake. pm press. surely some mistake. pm is press. surely some mistake. pm ie rne— press. surely some mistake. pm is the headline— press. surely some mistake. pm is the headline in— press. surely some mistake. pm is the headline in the metro. sene— is the headline in the metro. sene ewerw— is the headline in the metro. some spelt, some as the paper wekee— some spelt, some as the paper wekee iwn— some spelt, some as the paper wekee iwn er— some spelt, some as the paper pokes fun at sunak's plan to neke— pokes fun at sunak's plan to neke eii— pokes fun at sunak's plan to make all children learn maths wnrii— make all children learn maths wnrii rnew— make all children learn maths until they are— make all children learn maths until they are 18— make all children learn maths until they are 18 while he comes wneer— until they are 18 while he comes under investigation for failing to under investigation for failing re eeeiere— under investigation for failing to declare his— under investigation for failing to declare his wife's shares in rne— to declare his wife's shares in we irre— to declare his wife's shares in the mps register. _ to declare his wife's shares in the mps register. the independent reports that network

rail independent reports that network ieeii nee— independent reports that network rail has privately— independent reports that network rail has privately admitted erirein-e— rail has privately admitted britain's teetering railway has recei— britain's teetering railway has feet were— britain's teetering railway has faced more disruption because rnere— faced more disruption because rnere ie— faced more disruption because rnere ie ner— faced more disruption because there is not enough money to neinrein— there is not enough money to maintain them— there is not enough money to maintain them .— there is not enough money to maintain them . piling misery on maintain them. piling misery on niiiiene— maintain them. piling misery on niiiiene ei— maintain them. piling misery on millions of commuters , my millions of commuters, my ewwererer— millions of commuters, my superstar panel— millions of commuters, my superstar panel return now. top daily— superstar panel return now. top weiiw rkwreee— superstar panel return now. top daily express columnist carole iieiene— daily express columnist carole iieiene .— daily express columnist carole ireiene . rne— daily express columnist carole malone , the journalist and malone, the journalist and broadcaster— malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former mep and butterworth, and the former mep ene weiirieei— butterworth, and the former mep and political commentator eeiinee— and political commentator eeiinee ee— and political commentator belinda de lucy. now and political commentator belinda de lucy . now new and political commentator belinda de lucy. now new snp teeter— belinda de lucy. now new snp leader humza— belinda de lucy. now new snp leader humza useless is under wreeewre re— leader humza useless is under pressure to boot.— leader humza useless is under pressure to boot. nicola srwrgeen— pressure to boot. nicola sturgeon out— pressure to boot. nicola sturgeon out of the party after the sturgeon out of the party after we reek— sturgeon out of the party after we ieek ei— sturgeon out of the party after we ieek ei e— sturgeon out of the party after the leak of a bombshell video wwwiienee— the leak of a bombshell video wwwiienee by— the leak of a bombshell video published by the— the leak of a bombshell video published by the sunday mail. the published by the sunday mail. ine reerege— published by the sunday mail. the footage shows a virtual neering— the footage shows a virtual neering ei— the footage shows a virtual meeting of the— the footage shows a virtual meeting of the party's national ekeewiwer— meeting of the party's national executive committee held two weere— executive committee held two weere ege— executive committee held two weere ege ene— executive committee held two years ago and behind the curtain as years ago and behind the curtain ee srwrgeen— years ago and behind the curtain as sturgeon fully— years ago and behind the curtain as sturgeon fully denied to her eeiieegwee— as sturgeon fully denied to her colleagues that— as sturgeon fully denied to her colleagues that they were ewiiering— colleagues that they were suffering from _ colleagues that they were suffering from financial woes . a suffering from financial woes. a reek— suffering from financial woes. a ieek er— suffering from financial woes. a ieek er rnie— suffering from financial woes. a look at this party— suffering from financial woes. a look at this party has never ween— look at this party has never been in— look at this party has never been in e— look at this party has never been in a stronger financial weeirien— been in a stronger financial position than— been in a stronger financial position than it— been in a stronger financial position than it is right now, ene— position than it is right now, ene rner— position than it is right now, ene rner ie— position than it is right now, and that is a— position than it is right now, and that is a reflection of our errengrn— and that is a reflection of our errengrn ene— and that is a reflection of our strength and our— and that is a reflection of our strength and our membership. so just strength and our membership. so we e— strength and our membership. so iwer e tir— strength and our membership. so rwer e tit er— strength and our membership. so just a bit of context— strength and our membership. so just a bit of context for- strength and our membership. so just a bit of context for us- strength and our membership. just a bit of context for us to all remember. just be very

eereiwi— all remember. just be very eereiwi .— all remember. just be very careful , all— all remember. just be very careful , all of— all remember. just be very careful , all of us,- 3i::;333i::;333 just be very careful , all of us, about careful, all of us, about ewggeering— careful, all of us, about suggesting that there are wrewiene— suggesting that there are problems with the party's iineneee— problems with the party's finances because we depend on eenere— finances because we depend on eenere re— finances because we depend on donors to donate. _ finances because we depend on donors to donate. there are more reasons for people— donors to donate. there are more reasons for people to be concerned about the party's iineneee— concerned about the party's finances and— concerned about the party's finances and all— concerned about the party's finances and all of us need to be finances and all of us need to we eereiwi— finances and all of us need to be careful about— finances and all of us need to be careful about not suggesting iner— be careful about not suggesting rner rnee— be careful about not suggesting that there is. _ be careful about not suggesting that there is. so— be careful about not suggesting that there is. so in— be careful about not suggesting that there is. 33 that there is. so in all the years i've been on it, there has been good quality , detailed been good quality, detailed financial information given by national treasurers, and that's how should be. but if there how it should be. but if there are how it should be. but if there reeke— how it should be. but if there ieeke ee— how it should be. but if there are leaks, as with— . : but if there are leaks, as with everything eiee— are leaks, as with everything eiee rner— are leaks, as with everything else that-more- are leaks, as with everything else that more difficult to else that gets more difficult to do, else that gets more difficult to ie ee— else that gets more difficult to we. ee ewerwweew— else that gets more difficult to do, so everybody has to be very eieer— do, so everybody has to be very eieer ewewr— do, so everybody has to be very clear about that— do, so everybody has to be very clear about that .— do, so everybody has to be very clear about that . _ do, so everybody has to be very clear about that . 33 clear about that. this extraordinary crisis at the snp deepened with the revelation that the party's auditors quit six months ago, which useless disclosed. he was only made aware of upon becoming leader . aware of upon becoming leader. when did the snp's auditors , when did the snp's auditors, renneen— when did the snp's auditors, johnson carmichael, resign? they— johnson carmichael, resign? rnew reeignee— johnson carmichael, resign? they resigned last— johnson carmichael, resign? they resigned last year,- johnson carmichael, resign? they resigned last year, i think it was around about october last yeah i it was around about october last year. i need to double check rnee— year. i need to double check rnee ei—

year. i need to double check that, of course,— year. i need to double check that, of course, for- i need to double check that, of course, for you, but reek.— that, of course, for you, but ieek. rne — that, of course, for you, but look, the fact— that, of course, for you, but look, the fact that we don't newe — look, the fact that we don't have auditors— look, the fact that we don't have auditors in— look, the fact that we don't have auditors in place is one of the have auditors in place is one of we rnreie— have auditors in place is one of the major priorities. t 33 the major priorities. as you can innegine— the major priorities. as you can imagine. when i found that out being the party leader, the party is quickly looking to secure . of secure another auditor. of course, this all comes amid the wee— course, this all comes amid the erreer ei— course, this all comes amid the arrest of nicola— course, this all comes amid the arrest of nicola sturgeon's nwewene.— arrest of nicola sturgeon's husband,-snp- arrest of nicola sturgeon's husband, snp chief husband, former snp chief ekeewiwer— husband, former snp chief executive peter— husband, former snp chief executive peter murrell, the executive peter murrell, and the ereneie— executive peter murrell, and the dramatic police _ executive peter murrell, and the dramatic police search of the eewwie-e— dramatic police search of the couple's glasgow home. after a day— couple's glasgow home. after a eew ei— couple's glasgow home. after a day of questioning , murrell was day of questioning, murrell was reieeeee— day of questioning, murrell was released without— day of questioning, murrell was released without charge . and released without charge. and reeew— released without charge. and reeew rne— released without charge. and today the daily— released without charge. and today the daily telegraph rewerree— today the daily telegraph reweriee en— today the daily telegraph reported on its front page that wreeewre ie— reported on its front page that pressure is growing on sturgeon to pressure is growing on sturgeon re twir— pressure is growing on sturgeon re gwir rne— pressure is growing on sturgeon to quit the snp.— pressure is growing on sturgeon to quit the snp. as her spokesperson- to quit the snp. as her spokesperson announced she would not spokesperson announced she would ner we— spokesperson announced she would not be attending— spokesperson announced she would not be attending parliament in wereen— not be attending parliament in wee re.— not be attending parliament in person to, quote,— not be attending parliament in person to, quote, ensure the ieewe— person to, quote, ensure the ieewe ei— person to, quote, ensure the focus of this— person to, quote, ensure the focus of this week is on the new firet— focus of this week is on the new first minister— focus of this week is on the new first minister setting out his wrieririee.— first minister setting out his priorities. but— first minister setting out his priorities. but with sturgeon wneeniewiw— priorities. but with sturgeon wneeniewiw e— priorities. but with sturgeon undeniably a major distraction enewie— undeniably a major distraction enewie us— undeniably a major distraction should us have— undeniably a major distraction should us have commit an act of sip— should us have commit an act of swr regieiee— should us have commit an act of snp regicide and— should us have commit an act of snp regicide and suspend his ieng— snp regicide and suspend his ieng rein— snp regicide and suspend his long term mentor from the party, eeneie— long term mentor from the party, carole malone.— long term mentor from the party, carole malone. because you've got carole malone. because you've ger re— carole malone. because you've ger re eeni— carole malone. because you've got to admit sturgeon showed rner— got to admit sturgeon showed rner eerr— got to admit sturgeon showed rner eerr ei— got to admit sturgeon showed that sort of brutality and at rne— that sort of brutality and at we rnernenr— that sort of brutality and at the moment it's— that sort of brutality and at the moment it's hard to see how the moment it's hard to see how we swe— the moment it's hard to see how we swr een— the moment it's hard to see how the snp can survive with her

reneining— the snp can survive with her remaining inside— the snp can survive with her remaining inside this party. i een-r— remaining inside this party. i een-r rnink— remaining inside this party. i don't think useless- remaining inside this party. i don't think useless as- remaining inside this party. i don't think useless as you call them. has the guts to do that. i don't think it's in him, but i don't think it's in him, but i don't see how she can continue to as an mp while these investigations are going on. she has said she would continue to until 2026 when the next elections are. but, you know, there is talk already that her seat will go. there will be a by—election as early as the summer bottom line summer because the bottom line is goes, every is everywhere she goes, every you time she you know, every time she addresses constituents, addresses her constituents, somebody to stand somebody is going to stand up and questions about this and ask her questions about this investigation. it's going to investigation. so it's going to it's be a liability. it's going to be a liability. and more importantly, that and but more importantly, that film just there. there's film just showed there. there's claims that she blocked, screwed arnie of the snp's finances. i mean, that is shocking . she even mean, that is shocking. she even blocked the appointment of a fundraising manager because of course he would look into all the donations . so she stopped the donations. so she stopped that as well. and i just i just think this shows the arrogance of the snp that she believed that they should be beyond scrutiny and she on that scrutiny and she lied on that one because she said their finances the shape finances were in the best shape they'd in. we know they'd ever been in. we know

that. that's to not be the that. now, that's to not be the case. they're almost broke because was at 30,000 members because it was at 30,000 members had and that's i mean, this had left and that's i mean, this party is having deny over party is now having to deny over the weekend that they could even fight upcoming by—election. fight the upcoming by—election. that's going to face them weee— that's going to face them because - know- that's going to face them because know that that's going to face them- because-knowlthat woman, because you know of that woman, us because you know of that woman, us-wne-e— because you know of that woman, us-who's probably- because you know of that woman, us who's probably going us ferrier, who's probably going to us ferrier, who's probably going re reee— us ferrier, who's probably going re ieee ner— us ferrier, who's probably going to lose her because she to lose her seat because she kiee— to lose her seat because she kiee ewewr— to lose her seat because she lied about having and i think i rnink— lied about having and i think i think useless— lied about having and i think i think useless is— lied about having and i think i think useless is going to have a wrewien — think useless is going to have a wrewien -in— think useless is going to have a problem _in the - think useless is going to have a problem in the sense problem as well in the sense rnee— problem as well in the sense rnee wew— problem as well in the sense that, you know,— problem as well in the sense that, you know, there are gweeriene— that, you know, there are questions around him, you know, wner— questions around him, you know, wnw-knew— questions around him, you know, what-know about- questions around him, you know, what know about what was what did he know about what was going— what did he know about what was geing—rne— what did he know about what was going—the election. going on and was the election rwenee— going on and was the election rushed through? _ going on and was the election rushed through? t: rushed through? so that he could getin? rushed through? so that he could get in? was the preferred get in? he was the preferred candidate but i candidate for the snp, but i don't because he's don't know why because he's pretty dense and i'm not entirely he's going be entirely sure he's going to be able to anything with the able to do anything with the party. do you know party. you know? and do you know what thought today? i was what i thought today? i was watching sturgeon yesterday. she came house to do came out of the house to do a press conference. you know, she if in terms of just if you look at in terms of just being politician, she was being a politician, she was a good she was good politician. she was cleverer a lot of her cleverer than a lot of her counterparts in westminster. but she was so obsessed by independence, she was so obsessed by indepengo ice, she was so obsessed by indepengo to, she was so obsessed by indepengo to wrack and the country go to wrack and ruin the health services the toilet. health services down the toilet. you it's the education is

you know, it's the education is down the toilet. you know, the green coalition wrecked the green coalition has wrecked the industry. the whole industry. they're so the whole country is in a mess and we're picking the tab. and what's picking up the tab. and what's so fascinating— picking up the tab. and what's so fascinating thing,- it.

erering — time. that's why they were erering ww— time. that's why they were storing up this— . that's why they were storing up this sort of information- storing up this sort of information that's now making it into information that's now making it he rne— information that's now making it inre rne wewere. — information that's now making it into the papers. you know, i wnw,— into the papers. you know, i wink-knew.— into the papers. you know, i think, know, they had that think, you know, they had that went,— think, you know, they had that rene-wekee— think, you know, they had that tent, police inspection tent, the police inspection tent in—in— tent, the police inspection tent in—in irenr- tent, the police inspection tent in_in front of- tent, the police inspection tent in_in front of the. in front of the in front of the newee— in front of the in front of the newee i— in front of the in front of the house. i think— in front of the in front of the house. i think actually that's rwer— house. i think actually that's iwer rne— house. i think actually that's just the gazebo— house. i think actually that's just the gazebo ready for her ieewing— just the gazebo ready for her leaving-because- just the gazebo ready for her leaving because you know, leaving party because you know, she leaving party because you know, ene-ieek— leaving party because you know, she _look like - leaving party because you know, she look like someone she does not look like someone wne— she does not look like someone wne-eww— she does not look like someone wne-erew-nengl who wants to stay and hang erewne— who wants to stay and hang wewng-ner- who wants to stay and hang around her legacy as around because her legacy as rirer—rningel first minister and the things rner— first minister and the things wet—iike- first minister and the things that—likeltalkl that she would like to talk eiew.— that she would like to talk about,-really- that she would like to talk about, really down that she would like to talk- about,-really-down the about, it's really gone down the wen. — about, it's really gone down the wen. ewr— about, it's really gone down the wen. nwe lucy— about, it's really gone down the wen. nwe iwew. i— about, it's really gone down the pan. but lucy, i have- about, it's really gone down the pan. .t. pan. but lucy, i have to ask you about the media here, though. i mean, god the daily mean, god bless the daily telegraph putting this story telegraph for putting this story on front page because on its front page today because this unquestioned, really one this is unquestioned, really one of biggest in of the biggest stories in the country . but where's the bbc country. but where's the bbc been ? where's sly news been? been? where's sly news been? where's channel 4 been? where's itv news been ignoring it because she was there, girl. i mean, this is huge . do you mean, this is huge. do you remember when— mean, this is huge. do you remember when liz- 3 do you remember when liz liz truss was werw— remember when liz liz truss was werw nwen— remember when liz liz truss was werw nwen in— remember when liz liz truss was werw nwen in rne— remember when liz liz truss was very much in the papers for her but very much in the papers for her in — very much in the papers for her in weir— very much in the papers for her but no. well to— very much in the papers for her but no. well to be— very much in the papers for her but no. well to be nicola srwrgeen— but no. well to be nicola sturgeon really berated liz nwee— sturgeon really berated liz irwee ene— sturgeon really berated liz truss and said— sturgeon really berated liz truss and said that she had put the truss and said that she had put rne eewnrrw— truss and said that she had put the country into— truss and said that she had put the country into turmoil. irzzrw �*7 the country into turmoil. now if i the country into turmoil. now if i we— the country into turmoil. now if i wiz— the country into turmoil. now if i was liz truss— the country into turmoil. now if i was liz truss right now, i'd be rather enjoying this because it's well, liz truss chose to deal with sturgeon in the right

way, refused to speak to her. she called out her nonsense. i thought— she called out her nonsense. i thought exactly. _ she called out her nonsense. i thought exactly. so _ she called out her nonsense. i thought exactly. so i- she called out her nonsense. i thought exactly. so i think there going to a lot of there are going to be a lot of sort of tories in westminster, you wanting point the you know, wanting to point the finger nicola. but do finger back at nicola. but i do think biggest enemy to think the biggest enemy to scottish independence to snp is the brand. now if she the sturgeon brand. now if she doesn't i the sturgeon brand. now if she doesn't-i think— the sturgeon brand. now if she doesn't-i think that's- the sturgeon brand. now if she doesn't-i think that's a- doesn't go, i think that's a greet— doesn't go, i think that's a greer rning— doesn't go, i think that's a great thing for— doesn't go, i think that's a great thing for unionists weee— great thing for unionists because as— great thing for unionists because as long she haunts because as long as she haunts rne— because as long as she haunts the backbenches_ because as long as she haunts the backbenches and stays with the backbenches and stays with rne-rne— the backbenches and stays with the -the - chance - the backbenches and stays with the the chance the the snp, the more chance the party—it- the snp, the more chance the wenw—ir ie. - the snp, the more chance the wenw—ir ie. butl the snp, the more chance the. party—it is. but you party will indeed it is. but you knew.— party will indeed it is. but you knew. i— party will indeed it is. but you knew. r en— party will indeed it is. but you know, i am going to say shame on the i mean great that the the media. i mean great that the sunday to get this sunday mail was able to get this video. but where have you video. now but where have you been two years? because been the last two years? because believe this we have believe me on this show, we have been covering all of the failures the snp. well, failures of the snp. well, thanks to you have not followed suit. well, can you imagine if wner— suit. well, can you imagine if wnw—in- suit. well, can you imagine if. what—in scotland what was happening in scotland was what was happening in scotland wee—nere?— what was happening in scotland was—here? she'd- what was happening in scotland. was—here? she'd-the was happening here? she'd be the first was happening here? she'd be the finer ene— was happening here? she'd be the first one.everyone's_ was happening here? she'd be the first one everyone's look, first one on everyone's look, ieek— first one on everyone's look, reek-wew— first one on everyone's look,| look-way-covered first one on everyone's look,- look-way-covered a look at the way they covered a eeke— look at the way they covered a eeke-wirrneew— look at the way they covered a cake birthday cake as if cake and a birthday cake as if it wee— cake and a birthday cake as if it was watergate. /i1:.i. it was watergate. you've eeeweiiw— it was watergate. you've eeeweiiw-e— it was watergate. you've actually a potential actually got a potential watergate you're watergate going on and you're ignofing watergate going on and you're ignoring it. but look, quick watergate going on and you're ignori note, but look, quick watergate going on and you're ignori note, verylook, quick watergate going on and you're ignori note, very important. :k watergate going on and you're ignori note, very important. we legal note, very important. we say this. allegations say this. the allegations surrounding finances surrounding the snp's finances are parties are denied by all parties involved and the police investigation is still ongoing.

no charges have been brought against anyone. and sturgeon says that is ready to says that she is ready to cooperate with the cops. now finally, artificial intelligence or ai for short, is the emerging new technology set to radically transform humanity ? but two tech transform humanity? but two tech giants have given separately disturbing interviews overnight on its earth shattering potential. so this is the google ceo, sundar pichai, admitting his company's ai bot bupa . i'd his company's ai bot bupa. i'd stick with me here this is important, right? you're not going to believe it taught itself a foreign language unprompted , leaving the entire unprompted, leaving the entire company puzzled some. i systems are teaching themselves skills that they weren't expected to have. we discovered that with werw— have. we discovered that with werw iew— have. we discovered that with very few amounts— we discovered that with very few amounts of prompting in eengeii — very few amounts of prompting in eengeii .— very few amounts of prompting in eengeii . ir— very few amounts of prompting in nengeii . ir een— very few amounts of prompting in bengali , it can now— very few amounts of prompting in bengali , it can now translate bengali, it can now translate all bengali, it can now translate eii ei— bengali, it can now translate all of bengali— bengali, it can now translate all of bengali . _ bengali, it can now translate all of bengali . /i1::i. bengali, it can now translate all of bengali . 3/i1::i.3i1::i3. bengali, it can now translate all of bengali . 3/i1:.i.3i1::i3. all of bengali. you don't fully understand how it works, and yet you've turned it loose on society . let me put it this way society. let me put it this way i don't think we fully understand how a human mind

works either . i understand how a human mind works either. i mean, if that went— works either. i mean, if that wasn't considered— i1:; i mean, if that wasn't considered enough, here's iwirrer— wasn't considered enough, here's iwirrer weee— wasn't considered enough, here's twitter boss elon— wasn't considered enough, here's twitter boss elon musk warn in a iweker— twitter boss elon musk warn in a tucker carlson— twitter boss elon musk warn in a tucker carlson interview tonight iner— tucker carlson interview tonight rner i— tucker carlson interview tonight rner i eewie— tucker carlson interview tonight that i could actually spell the ene— that i could actually spell the end ei— that i could actually spell the end of civilisation . ' that i could actually spell the end of civilisation . 1 that i could actually spell the end of civilisation . ' 3i1:i3i: end of civilisation. ai is more dangerous than, say, ms managed aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production. it has the potential of civilizational destruction . of civilizational destruction. so while google seems relaxed about al , this bad thing, about al, this bad thing, running riot mask has long been raising the alarm about the technology, he tweeted yesterday , i tried to warn the public for years the only one on one meeting i ever had with obama as president, i used not to promote tesla or spacex, but to encourage ai regulation. so is elon going to be on the- r1:;3rt.r::r- 333 1 3113-3. r1::r3 so is elon going to be on the money egein— elon going to be on the money egein in— elon going to be on the money egein in rnie— elon going to be on the money again in this case?— elon going to be on the money again in this case? i actually newe— again in this case? i actually newe net.— again in this case? i actually newe ner. ewr— again in this case? i actually hope not. but belinda de lucy went-emin— hope not. but belinda de lucy benjamin butterworth, carroll iieiene— benjamin butterworth, carroll iieiene. iee— benjamin butterworth, carroll malone. do stand by, though , malone. do stand by, though, weee— malone. do stand by, though, because coming— malone. do stand by, though, because coming up as channel 4 eire— because coming up as channel 4 e— because coming up as channel 4 e eneeking— because coming up as channel 4 airs a shocking sex— because coming up as channel 4 airs a shocking sex confession newe—

airs a shocking sex confession were by— airs a shocking sex confession were by rewi— airs a shocking sex confession made by paul gascoigne about iiergerer— made by paul gascoigne about margaret thatcher. should the erere— margaret thatcher. should the erere ewnee— margaret thatcher. should the state owned broadcaster finally be state owned broadcaster finally we ww— state owned broadcaster finally we ww ier— state owned broadcaster finally be up for sale?— state owned broadcaster finally be up for sale? my superstar wenei— be up for sale? my superstar wenei wiri— be up for sale? my superstar panel will return— be up for sale? my superstar panel will return to tackle that ewr— panel will return to tackle that soon. but next,— panel will return to tackle that soon. but next, as— panel will return to tackle that soon. but next, as friends of eween— soon. but next, as friends of queen camilla— soon. but next, as friends of queen camilla speak out on her nwn— queen camilla speak out on her we ee— queen camilla speak out on her hurt over harry's— queen camilla speak out on her hurt over harry's recent behaviour— hurt over harry's recent behaviour is— hurt over harry's recent behaviour is that the duke of eeiweien— behaviour is that the duke of delusion that— behaviour is that the duke of delusion that owes his stepmother— delusion that owes his stepmother camilla, apology stepmother camilla, an apology rerner— stepmother camilla, an apology rerner rnen— stepmother camilla, an apology rather than the— stepmother camilla, an apology rather than the other way erewnee— rather than the other way around? royal— rather than the other way around? royal biographer angela lewin— around? royal biographer angela iewin iiwe— around? royal biographer angela iewin iiwe in— around? royal biographer angela levin live in the— around? royal biographer angela levin live in the studio. so erreignr— levin live in the studio. so straight after— levin live in the studio. so straight after this .

saturday five, saturday night tren— saturday five, saturday night iren eree— saturday five, saturday night from 8:00 only— saturday five, saturday night from 8:00 only on gb news the weewie-e— from 8:00 only on gb news the people's channel— from 8:00 only on gb news the people's channel britain . next people's channel britain. next nenrn. — people's channel britain. next month. coronation- people's channel britain. next month. 33 -- month. coronation will be a triumph for camilla. the completion of her rehabilitation from the hated other woman to queen and now one of her closest confidants has for the first time revealed secrets from camilla's life that were fiercely guarded for decades . as fiercely guarded for decades. as lady lansdowne is camilla's best friend, godmother to her daughter and one of the queen's companions, a new role, replacing the traditional ladies in waiting and speaking to the sunday times, she revealed that when prince harry used his talks at tell all to pile further misery onto his stepmother, camilla. i was deeply upset. this is what lansdowne said. of course, it bothers her. of course, it bothers her. of course it hurts . but she doesn't course it hurts. but she doesn't let it get to her. her philosophy is always, don't make a thing of it and it will settle down. least said soonest mended.

now, harry's attacks against camilla as dangerous and as a villain were a sharp reversal from this comment he made to angela levin in 2018, where he said, william and i love her to bits. she's a wonderful woman and she's made our father very, very happy, which is the most important thing. so as the biographer of both prince harry and the queen consort, angela levin has a unique insight into relations between the pair. and i'm de—man delighted to say that she joins me now. so, angela, when you take all of this into context, isn't it ironic that harry is demanding an apology from the senior royals, including camilla, when really he should be apologising to her? yeah, i think harry is so mixed up yeah, i think harry is so mixed ww ne— yeah, i think harry is so mixed ww ne eeeen-r— yeah, i think harry is so mixed up he doesn't know where he erenie— up he doesn't know where he stands, actually. _ up he doesn't know where he stands, actually. and i think ne-e— stands, actually. and i think we ne— stands, actually. and i think we ne weee— stands, actually. and i think he's he uses very strange words as he's he uses very strange words ee ene— he's he uses very strange words as and actually,— he's he uses very strange words as and actually, they have no neening. — as and actually, they have no neening. ii— as and actually, they have no meaning. if you— as and actually, they have no meaning. �*7 3133-3 meaning. if you really think about them. you know, he said rner— about them. you know, he said rner ene— about them. you know, he said rner ene wee— about them. you know, he said that she was a— about them. you know, he said that she was a villain- you know, he said that she was a villain and that wiri—

that she was a villain and that wiii ieee— that she was a villain and that wiii ieee re— that she was a villain and that will lead to bodies on the erreer— will lead to bodies on the street because— will lead to bodies on the street because she was talking to street because she was talking re rne— street because she was talking re rne wreee— street because she was talking to the press and— street because she was talking to the press and trying to get ner— to the press and trying to get ner weeirien— to the press and trying to get her position liked even more. i mean, know what? he's- her position liked even more. 7 he's on the mean, know what? he's on the street, mean, know what? he's on the erreer. wner— mean, know what? he's on the street, what she's— mean, know what? he's on the street, what she's not- 7 he's on the street, what she's not going out www— street, what she's not going out wirn e— street, what she's not going out wirn e gwn— street, what she's not going out wirn e gwn. i— street, what she's not going out with a gun. i mean, it's very extraordinary. _ with a gun. i mean, it's very extraordinary. i— with a gun. i mean, it's very extraordinary. i mean, camilla's errirwee— extraordinary. i mean, camilla's attitude really— extraordinary. i mean, camilla's attitude really is— extraordinary. i mean, camilla's attitude really is that time neeie— attitude really is that time neeie eii. — attitude really is that time heals all. otherwise she eweeiwreiw— heals all. otherwise she absolutely wouldn't have been ewre— absolutely wouldn't have been ewie re— absolutely wouldn't have been ewie re eewe— absolutely wouldn't have been able to cope with— absolutely wouldn't have been able to cope with all the neeineeer— able to cope with all the nastiness she— able to cope with all the nastiness she had when charles ene— nastiness she had when charles ene ieiene— nastiness she had when charles and diana split.— nastiness she had when charles and diana split. but but when we ieek— and diana split. but but when we ieek er— and diana split. but but when we ieek er wner— and diana split. but but when we look at what harry— and diana split. but but when we look at what harry said to you , look at what harry said to you, igne— look at what harry said to you, rignr. in— look at what harry said to you, .rgrw, in eere.— look at what harry said to you, right, in 2018, because for viewers who _ right, in 2018, because for viewers who don't know angela eerweiiw— viewers who don't know angela eerweiiw ewenr— viewers who don't know angela actually spent a— viewers who don't know angela actually spent a huge amount of time— actually spent a huge amount of time witn— actually spent a huge amount of time with harry. _ actually spent a huge amount of time with harry. 3/i1:.i- 3133-3 time with harry. you really know him. you know him better than any journalist. it's a complete 180. do we assume that meghan 180. so do we assume that meghan has got into harry's ear and turned harry against meghan , or turned harry against meghan, or was harry lying to you at the time? well he had no reason to lie. he time? well he had no reason to lie . he could have said that he lie. he could have said that he eien-r— lie. he could have said that he didn't particularly— - i1:; he could have said that he didn't particularly like her, iwi— didn't particularly like her, in ne— didn't particularly like her, but he would— didn't particularly like her, but he would start just accept her but he would start just accept ner weee— but he would start just accept her because his— but he would start just accept her because his father wanted nin— her because his father wanted nin re. — her because his father wanted nin re. we— her because his father wanted

him to. he never— her because his father wanted him to. he never said that . i him to. he never said that. i eien-r— him to. he never said that. i eien-r ww— him to. he never said that. i eien-r rrw ene— him to. he never said that. i didn't try and press him on rnee— didn't try and press him on rner. i— didn't try and press him on rner. i wee— didn't try and press him on that. i was very— didn't try and press him on that. i was very careful. and rner-e— that. i was very careful. and rner-e wner— that. i was very careful. and that's what came- that. i was very careful. and that's what came out the same way— that's what came out the same wew rner— that's what came out the same wew rner ne— that's what came out the same way that he brought up the eww-eer— way that he brought up the subject about— way that he brought up the subject about his mother and weiking— subject about his mother and walking behind— subject about his mother and walking behind the coffin . walking behind the coffin. aetweiiw— walking behind the coffin. actually, they _ walking behind the coffin. actually, they art is, as you weir— actually, they art is, as you weii wnw,— actually, they art is, as you well know, interviewing is to ener— well know, interviewing is to ener. ane— well know, interviewing is to chat. and then— well know, interviewing is to chat. and then they bring out rninge— chat. and then they bring out rninge rner— chat. and then they bring out things that are— chat. and then they bring out things that are waiting there in rneir— things that are waiting there in rneir neeie— things that are waiting there in their heads, but— things that are waiting there in their heads, but they haven't eeig— their heads, but they haven't eeie ewr— their heads, but they haven't said but something's changed eie— said but something's changed wegnen— said but something's changed since meghan came into the picture-— since meghan came into the picture. meghan— since meghan came into the picture. meghan has changed ewerwrning.— picture. meghan has changed ewerwrning. wew— picture. meghan has changed everything. you know, i've just ween— everything. you know, i've just been reiking— everything. you know, i've just been talking about him and the einw— been talking about him and the ernw ene— been talking about him and the ernw ene ne— been talking about him and the army and he loved it. that's wnere— army and he loved it. that's wnere ne— army and he loved it. that's where he felt— army and he loved it. that's where he felt he— army and he loved it. that's where he felt he came alive. he retr— where he felt he came alive. he ieir ne— where he felt he came alive. he ieir ne wee— where he felt he came alive. he felt he was doing— where he felt he came alive. he felt he was doing something reeiiw— felt he was doing something really important and he loved it. wew— really important and he loved it. new ne— really important and he loved it. now he looks— really important and he loved it. now he looks back and he neree— it. now he looks back and he neree w.— it. now he looks back and he neree in se— it. now he looks back and he hates it. so why— it. now he looks back and he hates it. so why have all these rninge— hates it. so why have all these ininge enengee— hates it. so why have all these things change? they've gone eweeiwreiw— things change? they've gone absolutely round and i think the wnere— absolutely round and i think the wneie ier— absolutely round and i think the wneie ier ie— absolutely round and i think the whole lot is meghan. he's been ireinweenee— whole lot is meghan. he's been brainwashed ,_ whole lot is meghan. he's been brainwashed , right? and he's brainwashed, right? and he's ween— brainwashed, right? and he's been terr— brainwashed, right? and he's been left out— brainwashed, right? and he's been left out to— brainwashed, right? and he's been left out to dry and i think rner— been left out to dry and i think rner ne-e— been left out to dry and i think that he's taken— been left out to dry and i think that he's taken on— been left out to dry and i think that he's taken on everything iner— that he's taken on everything rner ene— that he's taken on everything that she feels— that he's taken on everything that she feels and not what he ieeke. — that she feels and not what he ieeke. i— that she feels and not what he ieeke. i een-r— that she feels and not what he feels. i don't think he hates rne— feels. i don't think he hates rne ieniiw— feels. i don't think he hates the family as— feels. i don't think he hates the family as much as meghan neree— the family as much as meghan neree ir— the family as much as meghan neree ir ene— the family as much as meghan hates it and wants him to hate it. hates it and wants him to hate in se— hates it and wants him to hate

in se ne— hates it and wants him to hate it. so he wants— hates it and wants him to hate it. so he wants to— hates it and wants him to hate it. so he wants to please her. inie— it. so he wants to please her. we ie— it. so he wants to please her. we ie e— it. so he wants to please her. we ie e werw— it. so he wants to please her. this is a very significant intervention,— this is a very significant intervention, though, by lady ieneeewne— intervention, though, by lady ieneeewne .— intervention, though, by lady lansdowne , because, i mean, this lansdowne, because, i mean, this is lansdowne, because, i mean, this ie ceniiie-e— lansdowne, because, i mean, this is camilla's closest— lansdowne, because, i mean, this is camilla's closest friend, rignre — is camilla's closest friend, rignre i— is camilla's closest friend, right? i mean,- is camilla's closest friend, right? 33 is camilla's closest friend,- right? i mean, she's one of her ladies in waiting. she's been around for numerous years now . around for numerous years now. there's no way lady lansdowne would speak without permission. of course, the queen on the king, the royal institution. so it feels like camilla wants to get her message out . i think she get her message out. i think she feels get her message out. i think she ieeie new— get her message out. i think she ieeie ene— get her message out. i think she feels now she shouldn't- 3r1:;. 3 i think she feels now she shouldn't stay gwier— feels now she shouldn't stay gwier eii— feels now she shouldn't stay gwier eii rne— feels now she shouldn't stay quiet all the time. she was gwier— quiet all the time. she was gwier ier— quiet all the time. she was quiet for years. _ quiet all the time. she was quiet for years. she didn't go ewr— quiet for years. she didn't go ewr. sne— quiet for years. she didn't go out. she didn't— quiet for years. she didn't go out. she didn't speak to anyone . ewr— out. she didn't speak to anyone . ewr ene— out. she didn't speak to anyone . ewr ene ene— out. she didn't speak to anyone . but she she feels— out. she didn't speak to anyone . but she she feels now that ene-e— . but she she feels now that ene-e geing— . but she she feels now that ene-e geing re— . but she she feels now that she's going to be- . but she she feels now that she's going to be and is already in e— she's going to be and is already in e werw— she's going to be and is already in a very important— she's going to be and is already in a very important position in wet— in a very important position in rner weeirien. — in a very important position in that position. she— in a very important position in that position. she can help erneie— that position. she can help ernere wne— that position. she can help others who need it. but she also nee— others who need it. but she also nee re— others who need it. but she also nee re enew— others who need it. but she also has to show her— others who need it. but she also has to show her own strength . has to show her own strength. sne— has to show her own strength. sne eeeen-r— has to show her own strength. she doesn't feel— has to show her own strength. she doesn't feel the job is a weee. — she doesn't feel the job is a weee. wer— she doesn't feel the job is a weee. wer er— she doesn't feel the job is a 5050. not at all.— she doesn't feel the job is a 5050. not at all. it's charles's iew.— 5050. not at all. it's charles's rew. ene-e— 5050. not at all. it's charles's rew. ene-e ner— 5050. not at all. it's charles's job. she's not going to interfere. _ job. she's not going to interfere. but- job. she's not going to interfere. but she does feel rner— interfere. but she does feel rner wat,— interfere. but she does feel that well, as— interfere. but she does feel that well, as meghan said now, it's that well, as meghan said now, we e— that well, as meghan said now, we e wir— that well, as meghan said now, ir-e e wir ei— that well, as meghan said now, we e wir ei e— that well, as meghan said now, it's a bit of a round that she ene— it's a bit of a round that she ene nee— it's a bit of a round that she ene nee e— it's a bit of a round that she she has a voice.— it's a bit of a round that she she has a voice. she's got two. ineeee. — she has a voice. she's got two. ineeee. kne— she has a voice. she's got two. indeed. and there— she has a voice. she's got two. indeed. 3: .3i1:;3r1:;

she has a voice. she's got two. indeed. ' 33 she has a voice. she's got two. indeed. 3: .3i1:;3i1:; ri1:;3g indeed. and there were some very important moments where they looked into the fact that the queen consort really thought about speaking out, for example, about speaking out, for example, about the censorship of roald dahl about the censorship of roald dahl, which was really interesting. but the reason i'm sort of going deep on this is because it's the fact that she's spoken out against harry that isn't a coincidence. and given the sensitivities at the moment , angela, we're learning that charles and harry have spoken on the phone for the first time. doesn't this have the potential to derail any sort of reconciliation between harry and his father? because we know how sensitive harry is. he hates it when sources connected to charles or camilla speak to the media. yes, he grumbled about it. media. yes, he grumbled about ir. ene— media. yes, he grumbled about it. one ei— media. yes, he grumbled about it. one ei rne— media. yes, he grumbled about it. one of the reasons- 31:3 yes, he grumbled about it. one of the reasons why he eien-r— it. one of the reasons why he eien-r went— it. one of the reasons why he didn't want his— it. one of the reasons why he didn't want his father to marry ceniiie— didn't want his father to marry ceniiie wee— didn't want his father to marry camilla was the— didn't want his father to marry camilla was the fact that she wewie— camilla was the fact that she wewie reke— camilla was the fact that she would take him _ camilla was the fact that she would take him away from him. so he would take him away from him. so ne wewien-r— would take him away from him. so he wouldn't have— would take him away from him. so he wouldn't have much attention . wew— he wouldn't have much attention . wew rnie— he wouldn't have much attention . wew rnie ie— he wouldn't have much attention .wew rnie ie e— he wouldn't have much attention . now this is a man— he wouldn't have much attention . now this is a man in his mid rere— . now this is a man in his mid iere zo— . now this is a man in his mid late 20 seconds.— . now this is a man in his mid

late 20 seconds. you know, i ire— late 20 seconds. you know, i ir-e e— late 20 seconds. you know, i mean, it's a very— late 20 seconds. you know, i mean, it's a very sad thing to newe— mean, it's a very sad thing to newe eeig— mean, it's a very sad thing to newe eeie er— mean, it's a very sad thing to have said at the— mean, it's a very sad thing to have said at the time, but i rnink— have said at the time, but i rnink wewe— have said at the time, but i think you're absolutely right. wew— think you're absolutely right. kew knew— think you're absolutely right. kew knew .— think you're absolutely right. kew know, i— think you're absolutely right. you know , i think she's very you know, i think she's very wrereeriwe— you know, i think she's very protective of— you know, i think she's very protective of king charles. iner-e— protective of king charles. iner-e ner— protective of king charles. that's her main aim to support nin— that's her main aim to support nin. ane— that's her main aim to support nin. and i— that's her main aim to support him. and i think— that's her main aim to support him. and i think that she feels iner— him. and i think that she feels rner ii— him. and i think that she feels rner ii ene— him. and i think that she feels that if she doesn't make a erenei— that if she doesn't make a erene. rnen— that if she doesn't make a stand, then he— that if she doesn't make a stand, then he can't say what he wenre— stand, then he can't say what he wenre re— stand, then he can't say what he wenre re eew.— stand, then he can't say what he wenre re eew. i— stand, then he can't say what he wants to say. i think she's half eweeking— wants to say. i think she's half eweeking en— wants to say. i think she's half speaking on his— wants to say. i think she's half speaking on his behalf in a eirewier— speaking on his behalf in a circular way,— speaking on his behalf in a circular way, as— speaking on his behalf in a circular way, as it were . 7ji::i speaking on his behalf in a circular way, as it were . 7ji1::i circular way, as it were. do you wnw.— circular way, as it were. do you think, charles is making a bit of a mistake by speaking to harry before the coronation? because as i believe that william is doing the right thing by saying there will be absolutely no communication at this point . i'm giving you the this point. i'm giving you the cold shoulder because here's the thing, angela. any form of communication that charles or william have with harry or meghan at the moment risks being leaked? us media or their leaked? the us media or their own media and that risks overshadowing the coroner mission. so william has said quite clearly , no, no, no, no,

quite clearly, no, no, no, no, i'm not even concerned, wondering, speaking to you, we're not going to exchange one word until after the coronation . yeah, well, i think it is a ii— . yeah, well, i think it is a concern. if they— yeah, well, i think it is a concern. if they spoke on the phone— concern. if they spoke on the phoner ne— concern. if they spoke on the phoner ne een— concern. if they spoke on the phone, he can tape it. he can ir— phone, he can tape it. he can ir egein.— phone, he can tape it. he can run it again. you— phone, he can tape it. he can run it again. you cannot trust nin— run it again. you cannot trust nin enw— run it again. you cannot trust nin enw nere— run it again. you cannot trust him any more with anything like rnee— him any more with anything like rner. ane— him any more with anything like rner. and in— him any more with anything like that. and i'm wondering what new— that. and i'm wondering what new eeig.— that. and i'm wondering what rnew eeie. ane— that. and i'm wondering what they said. and you know, he's wwinerewie— they said. and you know, he's vulnerable about— they said. and you know, he's vulnerable about loving his wewnger— vulnerable about loving his wewnger een— vulnerable about loving his younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but— younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but i— younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but i think he should of course, but i think he should newe— of course, but i think he should newe ereei— of course, but i think he should newe ereee ww— of course, but i think he should have stood up and— of course, but i think he should have stood up and not said enwrning— have stood up and not said enwrning .— have stood up and not said enwrning . wne.— have stood up and not said anything . and, you know, are you anything. and, you know, are you eening— anything. and, you know, are you eening er— anything. and, you know, are you eening er wewre— anything. and, you know, are you coming or you're not coming? you know,— coming or you're not coming? you know, neke— coming or you're not coming? you knew. neke wewr— coming or you're not coming? you know, make your own mind up. i'm not know, make your own mind up. i'm ner eweiegieing— know, make your own mind up. i'm not apologising. i'm— know, make your own mind up. i'm not apologising. i'm not doing any— not apologising. i'm not doing enw ei— not apologising. i'm not doing enw ei rne— not apologising. i'm not doing enw er rnie. i— not apologising. i'm not doing any of this. i think he could newe— any of this. i think he could newe eeig— any of this. i think he could have said-but- any of this. i think he could have said-but if- any of this. i think he could have said but if they've have said that. but if they've nee— have said that. but if they've nee-reike— have said that. but if they've had .talks of— have said that. but if they've had talks of trying to had long talks of trying to reweir— had long talks of trying to repair things— had long talks of trying to repair things ,_ had long talks of trying to repair things , i think that was repair things, i think that was a repair things, i think that was e niereke— repair things, i think that was e niereke .— repair things, i think that was a mistake . but— repair things, i think that was a mistake . but he obviously a mistake. but he obviously ienge— a mistake. but he obviously ienge .— a mistake. but he obviously ienge . inie— a mistake. but he obviously longs . this is— a mistake. but he obviously longs . this is the father versus longs. this is the father versus the longs. this is the father versus rne neneren— longs. this is the father versus the monarch, isn't— longs. this is the father versus the monarch, isn't it? and i rwer— the monarch, isn't it? and i we wien— the monarch, isn't it? and i we wien er— the monarch, isn't it? and i just wish at the— the monarch, isn't it? and i just wish at the moment, given the just wish at the moment, given rne inwerrenee— just wish at the moment, given the importance of— just wish at the moment, given the importance of the coronation to the importance of the coronation re rne— the importance of the coronation re rne iwrwre— the importance of the coronation to the future of— the importance of the coronation to the future of the— the importance of the coronation to the future of the royal ieniiw— to the future of the royal family i— to the future of the royal family, i wish— to the future of the royal family, i wish at the moment he wewie— family, i wish at the moment he wewie keen— family, i wish at the moment he wewie ieen e— family, i wish at the moment he would lean a little— family, i wish at the moment he would lean a little bit towards the would lean a little bit towards rne neneren— would lean a little bit towards the monarch .— would lean a little bit towards the monarch . i— would lean a little bit towards the monarch . i think it is like the monarch. i think it is like rne— the monarch. i think it is like we eween— the monarch. i think it is like the queen has— the monarch. i think it is like the queen has done in extremei

circumstances._she circumstances. you find that she rnen— circumstances. you find that she rnen-rner— circumstances. you find that she then-that with- circumstances. you find that she then that with harry then she did that with harry and she then she did that with harry and ene eeeree— then she did that with harry and she adored and— then she did that with harry and she adored and andrew, she eeeree— she adored and andrew, she adores those— she adored and andrew, she adores those two or did endure the adores those two or did endure rne eeene— adores those two or did endure the adore those— adores those two or did endure the adore those two. and i think he the adore those two. and i think ne enewie— the adore those two. and i think he should have— the adore those two. and i think he should have waited till after the coronation— he should have waited till after the coronation and seen how he renewed.— the coronation and seen how he wenewee. we— the coronation and seen how he behaved. we don't— the coronation and seen how he behaved. we don't know how he's going— behaved. we don't know how he's geing re— behaved. we don't know how he's geing re wenewe. — behaved. we don't know how he's going to behave. we don't know wner— going to behave. we don't know we tricke— going to behave. we don't know what tricks he's— going to behave. we don't know what tricks he's got. we don't knew— what tricks he's got. we don't knew i— what tricks he's got. we don't knew it ne-e— what tricks he's got. we don't know if he's going to be late for something— know if he's going to be late for something and upset the rinerewie— for something and upset the rinerewie .— for something and upset the timetable . we— for something and upset the timetable . we know. but timetable. we don't know. but i rnink— timetable. we don't know. but i rnink-een-r— timetable. we don't know. but i think-can't trust— think you can't trust him anymore-lost- think you can't trust him anymore. lost his own pr anymore. he's lost his own pr erwnr. — anymore. he's lost his own pr erwnr. kee— anymore. he's lost his own pr stunt. yes. but— anymore. he's lost his own pr stunt. yes. but i— anymore. he's lost his own pr stunt. yes. but i think- anymore. he's lost his own pr stunt. 3/i1:3;9 33 stunt. yes. but i think being completely honest, i think the likelihood of that seriously likelihood of that has seriously diminished. now that harry's coming meghan. yes, coming without meghan. yes, i think that he will. but- coming without meghan. yes, i think that he will. but i- it.i1::i333 33 333 yes, i think that he will. but i think were— think that he will. but i think were gwire— think that he will. but i think that's quite brave of him weee— that's quite brave of him because he's— that's quite brave of him because he's he's been emasculated- because he's he's been emasculated ,- because he's he's been emasculated , really. and so it's emasculated, really. and so it's gwire— emasculated, really. and so it's quite difficult— emasculated, really. and so it's quite difficult for— emasculated, really. and so it's quite difficult for him to go on his quite difficult for him to go on nie ewn— quite difficult for him to go on his own anywhere— quite difficult for him to go on his own anywhere because he eeeen-r— his own anywhere because he eeeen-r knew— his own anywhere because he doesn't know if— his own anywhere because he doesn't know if he's pleasing ceniiie. — doesn't know if he's pleasing camilla. yeah,— doesn't know if he's pleasing camilla. yeah, well, it's funny, werw— camilla. yeah, well, it's funny, werw eee— camilla. yeah, well, it's funny, werw eee wew. — camilla. yeah, well, it's funny, werw eee wew. ire— camilla. yeah, well, it's funny, very sad way. me a sad little in— very sad way. me a sad little in nie— very sad way. me a sad little man in his book— very sad way. me a sad little man in his book dodi spare you, but man in his book dodi spare you, in eetweiiw— man in his book dodi spare you, but actually, don't— man in his book dodi spare you, but actually, don't you think we all but actually, don't you think we eii rwer— but actually, don't you think we eii rwer ieek— but actually, don't you think we all just look at— but actually, don't you think we all just look at harry at the rnernenr— all just look at harry at the moment and— all just look at harry at the moment and think you're the sad

iirrie— moment and think you're the sad iirrie — moment and think you're the sad little man? yes.— moment and think you're the sad little man? 34139 t 331; little man.7 yes. because you are now little man? yes. because you are now a shadow of yourself. unless you have your master. meghan with telling you how to with you telling you how to dress telling to act, dress, telling you how to act, telling you what to speak about, and to not too friendly. and to not be too friendly. yeah. yeah but he the and to not be too friendly. - yeah. yeah but he .the same yeah. yeah but he said the same about— yeah. yeah but he said the same about-that— yeah. yeah but he said the same about-that .— yeah. yeah but he said the same about-that i was— yeah. yeah but he said the same about-that i was a- yeah. yeah but he said the same about that i was a silly about me, that i was a silly mue— about me, that i was a silly little woman— about me, that i was a silly little woman because i was just doing— little woman because i was just doing it— little woman because i was just doing it to— little woman because i was just doing in io pay— little woman because i was just doing ii io pay no— little woman because i was just doing it to pay my mortgage . doing it to pay my mortgage. wnoii — doing it to pay my mortgage. wnoii vod— doing it to pay my mortgage. what? you don't— doing it to pay my mortgage. what? /;i. i:i1:i" . : doing it to pay my mortgage. what? / 2: g 2 " doing it to pay my mortgage. what? you don't need him pay what? you don't need him to pay your mortgage, me. okay, your mortgage, believe me. okay, well, silly little well, from the silly little woman man, woman and the sad little man, angela thank you so much. angela levin, thank you so much. but coming up , angela levin, thank you so much. but coming up, uncancelled with the plotting with the the bma plotting with the teaching union and nurses preparing to strike up to christmas , is it time for new christmas, is it time for new laws that block frontline health workers striking ? former workers from striking? former editor the sun, kelvin editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. furious mackenzie. he's furious about this. here soon. but this. he'll be here soon. but next in the media buzz with channel 4 under fire after gaza sick with sick and viewers and with phillip schofield's return to this looking like this morning looking like it won't last forever, we're talking about all of these tv conundrums with the superstar panelin conundrums with the superstar panel in the media buzz as well as tomorrow's newspaper front pagesin as tomorrow's newspaper front pages in just three minutes time

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completely derailed the conversation _ completely derailed the conversation .- completely derailed the conversation . join me monday to conversation. join me monday to innndoy— conversation. join me monday to innndoy oi— conversation. join me monday to innndoy oi 8— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 p.m._ conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. indo— thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. ioi-o renni— thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. ioi-o ionini io — thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. let's return to tomorrow's newsnight_ let's return to tomorrow's newsnight now in the media buzz and noo— newsnight now in the media buzz and noni— newsnight now in the media buzz and more front pages have just noon— and more front pages have just been delivered— and more front pages have just been delivered . _ and more front pages have just been delivered . j3 can been delivered. the daily telegraph reports that single sex schools will have the right to refuse trans pupils under official new guidance, with teachers also being told they will not need to call children by their chosen pronouns. the daily mail leads on a government exercise this weekend to send millions of warning alerts to mobile phones across britain to test a new emergency alarm system. the paper says the fear mongering stunt will spark unnecessary panic and calls the move creepy and orwellian . more move creepy and orwellian. more on the media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel. top daily express columnist carole malone , journalist and malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former mep and political commentator beunda and political commentator belinda lucy. now a vulgar

belinda de lucy. now a vulgar confession from england football legend paul gascoigne involving former prime minister margaret thatcher has sunk. channel 4 to new lows . paul gascoigne told new lows. paul gascoigne told fellow contestants on the new celeb game show scared of the dark. this secret is a dirty one, dating back to 1990, when the troubled star visited downing street and channel 4 decided to air it. look so does anyone have a poem , stories or anyone have a poem, stories or philosophies or want a sexy story ? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. story? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. gaza i story? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. end i may— story? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. good i may goi— story? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. gaza i may get myself- story? oh yeah. go on. in gaza. gaza i may get myself in- gaza i may get myself in inonido— gaza i may get myself in trouble. yeah,— g i may get myself in trouble. yeah, but when i went to trouble. yeah, but when i went io ion— trouble. yeah, but when i went to ten downing— trouble. yeah, but when i went to ten downing street, i put my arm around maggie thatcher and she arm around maggie thatcher and do inoi— arm around maggie thatcher and ono inoi ino— arm around maggie thatcher and she just like, oh— arm around maggie thatcher and she just like, oh god almighty . she just like, oh god almighty. and— she just like, oh god almighty. and i— she just like, oh god almighty. and i woo— she just like, oh god almighty. and i was like.— she just like, oh god almighty. and i was like. and i felt it going— and i was like. and i felt it goiiing nond— and i was like. and i felt it getting hard. and i thought, onion— getting hard. and i thought, onion i— getting hard. and i thought, quick, i better— getting hard. and i thought, quick, i betterjust release onio— quick, i betterjust release inio. — quick, i betterjust release inio. so— quick, i betterjust release inio. so i— quick, i betterjust release this. so ijust- quick, i betterjust release this. 2. may quick, i betterjust release- this. so i just quickly just hit the toilet and just whacked one out. oh, my god , i'm so sorry to

out. oh, my god, i'm so sorry to novo— out. oh, my god, i'm so sorry to novo io— out. oh, my god, i'm so sorry to novo io onon— out. oh, my god, i'm so sorry to have to show you— oh, my god, i'm so sorry to have to show you that. " have to show you that. i mean, one— have to show you that. i mean, one donosod— have to show you that. i mean, the debased admission is the latest trash offering from channel 4, which is also allowed allowed that lefty loudmouth joe lycett to continue continually bully the former prime minister liz truss, on his humourless show, including this sick joke . show, including this sick joke. we miss liz truss . she was our we miss liz truss. she was our greatest leader, the finest. one and a half months we've greatest leader, the finest. - one and a half months we've ever ooniovod.— one and a half months we've ever ooniovod. i— one and a half months we've ever ooniovod. i i— one and a half months we've ever achieved. i i know— one and a half months we've ever achieved. i i know i've been unkind— achieved. i i know i've been unkind about— achieved. i i know i've been unkind about her in the past and i unkind about her in the past and i nood— unkind about her in the past and i iooi iod— unkind about her in the past and i feel bad about— unkind about her in the past and i feel bad about that because ono— i feel bad about that because ono io. — i feel bad about that because ono io. snoo— i feel bad about that because she is. she's a— i feel bad about that because she is. she's a human us. i feel bad about that because she is. she's a human us . she's she is. she's a human us. she's a she is. she's a human us. she's o nonon— she is. she's a human us. she's o nonon inoi— she is. she's a human us. she's a human that eats— she is. she's a human us. she's a human that eats the organs of dogo— a human that eats the organs of dogo . — a human that eats the organs of dogo . and— a human that eats the organs of dogo . and oi— a human that eats the organs of dogs . and of course,- a human that eats the organs of dogs . ' 2 (i::i. a human that eats the organs of dogs . ' 2 i2.i1:i. 22 dogs. and of course, who could forget naked education in which aduu forget naked education in which adult strip naked in front of children to supposedly educate them and promote body positivity. so belinda de lucy i've been saying for years the tory government should have just followed through with its promise to sell off this institution. so sunak, as soon as he got to power gave in. and

look, the depraved motty the sick programming has gone up a notch because they know they're safe now. and look, i don't care if channel 4 wants to do this in the private sector. the fact is we own this broadcast centre. i'm embarrassed that we own this broadcaster. it's such a shame. i remember in the early 90 oondo— i remember in the early 90 seconds when— i remember in the early 90 seconds when i— i remember in the early 90 seconds when i was a teenager coming— seconds when i was a teenager conning nono— seconds when i was a teenager coming home from the pub and on cnonnoi— coming home from the pub and on cnonnoi d— coming home from the pub and on cnonnoi d yon-d— coming home from the pub and on channel 4 you'd have the word yon-d— channel 4 you'd have the word yon-d novo— channel 4 you'd have the word you'd have eurotrash, they you'd have eurotrash, and they were extremely— you'd have eurotrash, and they were extremely gross and dicey . were extremely gross and dicey. vod— were extremely gross and dicey. you know.— were extremely gross and dicey. you know. ino— were extremely gross and dicey. you know, the word would have goooio— you know, the word would have googio oooning— you know, the word would have people sucking other people's innny— people sucking other people's tummy buttons— people sucking other people's tummy buttons and sweat and all that tummy buttons and sweat and all do oon— tummy buttons and sweat and all do oon oi— tummy buttons and sweat and all that sort of stuff.— tummy buttons and sweat and all that sort of stuff. _ tummy buttons and sweat and all that sort of stuff. i— tummy buttons and sweat and all that sort of stuff. 2i1:i" . that sort of stuff. i don't know if you remember. i didn't that sort of stuff. 2i1:i" . �*" 31:;2�*i1:;2�* i didn't know if you remember. i didn't know nnoi— if you remember. i didn't know nnoi-going— if you remember. i didn't know nnoi-going io- if you remember. i didn't know what-going to say- if you remember. i didn't know. what-going to say then. �*" 31:; i didn't know whawell, going to say then. �*" 31:; i didn't know whawell, i going to say then. �*" 31:; i didn't know whawell, i know. ing to say then. �*" 31:; i didn't know whawell, i know. tell:o say then. �*" 31:; i didn't know whawell, i know. tell meay then. no. well, i know. tell me iniiono— no. well, i know. tell me buttons anyway. belly buttons, nnoiovon — buttons anyway. belly buttons, whatever. the— buttons anyway. belly buttons, whatever. the point was, it was a whatever. the point was, it was o-on— whatever. the point was, it was o-on cnonnoi— whatever. the point was, it was a-on channellback- whatever. the point was, it was a on channel back then. a rarity on channel 4 back then. and— a rarity on channel 4 back then. and ii— a rarity on channel 4 back then. and in no— a rarity on channel 4 back then. and in non— a rarity on channel 4 back then. and it was very-at- a rarity on channel 4 back then. and it was very-at night,- and it was very late at night, whereas it seems to have whereas now it seems to have defined the channel. gross defined the channel. how gross can go? and then it's got can you go? and then it's got noooniono— can you go? and then it's got presenters like,— can you go? and then it's got presenters like, do— c3" 9137 and then it's got presenters like, do you remember jon presenters like, do you remember ion—onion- presenters like, do you remember. jon—awful comments jon snow with his awful comments oioni— jon snow with his awful comments oioni-ioiiioo— jon snow with his awful comments about-rallies-i've- about brexit rallies being i've nonoi—nniiol about brexit rallies being i've- never_white people never seen so many white people in-niooo— never seen so many white people in-niooo oi— never seen so many white people

in-niooo oi ono— never seen so many white people in place at one time, almost in one place at one time, almost as in one place at one time, almost oo ii— in one place at one time, almost oo i no— in one place at one time, almost oo i no oo— in one place at one time, almost as if he was going— in one place at one time, almost as if he was going to vomit and non— as if he was going to vomit and non noi— as if he was going to vomit and then not wearing— as if he was going to vomit and then not wearing a— as if he was going to vomit and then not wearing a poppy calling it poppy— then not wearing a poppy calling it poppy farage— then not wearing a poppy calling it poppy farage tories. it poppy farage and the tories. ino— it poppy farage and the tories. ino- inio— it poppy farage and the tories. the- this-now- it poppy farage and the tories. the- this-now a- it poppy farage and the tories. the- this-now a bias. it poppy farage and the tories. this now a bias of the glass. this is now a bias of it the glass. this is now a bias of ii io— the glass. this is now a bias of ii io iioo— the glass. this is now a bias of ii io iioo. ido— the glass. this is now a bias of it is bias. it's a— the glass. this is now a bias of it is bias. it's a bias— it is bias. it's a bias broadcast,- it is bias. it's a bias broadcast, but the problem is it's broadcast, but the problem is ii-o-o— broadcast, but the problem is it's-a depraved- it's becoming a depraved broadcaster— broadcaster because. carole noiono— broadcaster because. carole noiono-inon- broadcaster because. carole l malone _they _what malone look, they knew what they doing. — malone look, they knew what they were doing. this— malone look, they knew what they were doing. this wasn't live. non— were doing. this wasn't live. you know.— were doing. this wasn't live. you know,-could- were doing. this wasn't live. you know, could have easily you know, they could have easily dooidod—ioid- you know, they could have easily decided,_told a. decided, oh, look, gazza told a bit decided, oh, look, gazza told a iii-oin— decided, oh, look, gazza told a iii-oiiin oion— decided, oh, look, gazza told a bit silly story about bit of a silly story about conducting— bit of a silly story about conducting an- bit of a silly story about conducting an awful sex act on ninooii— conducting an awful sex act on himself after— conducting an awful sex act on himself after touching margaret inoionon— himself after touching margaret inoionon no-o— himself after touching margaret thatcher. he's probably joking . thatcher. he's probably joking. we thatcher. he's probably joking. no don-i— thatcher. he's probably joking. no don-i-io— thatcher. he's probably joking. we don't to screen this, we don't have to screen this, ini— we don't have to screen this, in non— we don't have to screen this, in no inon— we don't have to screen this, but they they want the controversy. - but they they want the controversy. this is a channel niin— controversy. this is a channel niin o— controversy. this is a channel niin o oo— controversy. this is a channel with a sex obsession. 2 g with a sex obsession. this goes way— with a sex obsession. this goes way beyond and crass titillation . it presents morally repugnant behaviour as somehow being liberal voting behaviour. i saw one with a young girl who who, because she hadn't joined in a swinging group the night before the boyfriend, she was made to feel guilty that she was somehow in you know, and the in the wrong, you know, and the thing made me really thing is, what made me really laugh january when they found laugh in january when they found out going to out that they weren't going to be off, dorothy who be sold off, dorothy byrne, who was of news and current was the head of news and current affairs, she oh , now, now

affairs, she went, oh, now, now is the time for the big ideas. oh, hang on. let me you oh, hang on. let me tell you what big are. me and what the big ideas are. me and my naked attraction my penis naked attraction dogging tales . and they're dogging tales. and they're trying to pass these off as as a pubuc trying to pass these off as as a public service. this is not a pubuc public service. this is not a public service. this is not a public service . this is this is public service. this is this is and you know, channel 4 really fancy themselves , you know, as fancy themselves, you know, as being do you remember they would sneer at all the other channels as a commercial channels. but here are just pushing sex here they are just pushing sex and we own it. we own it. dong-omin— 32 c we own it. benjamin butterworth we own this ononnoi— benjamin butterworth we own this ononnoi inoi— benjamin butterworth we own this channel that sees— benjamin butterworth we own this channel that sees adults strip off channel that sees adults strip on in— channel that sees adults strip on in noni— channel that sees adults strip off in front of— channel that sees adults strip off in front of kids. well i mean, look. _ off in front of kids. well i mean, look. ' 2 off in front of kids. well i mean, look. 22 2 c mean, look. and they call it a pubuc mean, look. and they call it a public service. i really had to iongn— public service. i really had to iongn oi— public service. i really had to iongn oi yon— it. i231: i really had to laugh at you clutching your noono— laugh at you clutching your goono ovoi— laugh at you clutching your pearls over a— laugh at you clutching your pearls over a channel seeking ooniononoin — pearls over a channel seeking controversy. tuc— pearls over a channel seeking controversy. tuc when you noionod — controversy. tuc when you noionod io — controversy. tuc when you referred to channel 4, i mean, inoi-o— referred to channel 4, i mean, inoi-o-dogioo- referred to channel 4, i mean, that's-degree of- that's lacking a degree of self—awareness. the way self—awareness. look, the way you— self—awareness. look, the way you ion— self—awareness. look, the way you talk about— self—awareness. look, the way you talk about channel 4 and noniing—ii.- you talk about channel 4 and wanting—it, it's. wanting to privatise it, it's dino— wanting to privatise it, it's iino—iongl like listening to kim jong nooiion— like listening to kim jong wootton dictate like listening to kim jong- wootton-dictate what wootton trying to dictate what is-acceptable- wootton trying to dictate what is-acceptable . i is funny and acceptable. dong-omin— is funny and acceptable. benjamin button- is funny and acceptable. benjamin button with benjamin butterworth we are not owned by the government. gb news is a

private channel, a private company. we earn advertising thing and we have to submit to the awful government regulation this horrible thing called ofcom , right? that's the law , right? that's how the law works. fact is channel 4 is works. the fact is channel 4 is owned for by the state and they put out tv talking about a disgraced footballer pleasuring himself after meeting margaret thatcher. and you think that's normal, that we should own a broadcast like that? how is that pubuc broadcast like that? how is that public service broadcasting? please enlighten me. please tell me. enlighten me. i'm sorry to hear that you're so offended by other people's jokes. but look, that wasn't a goon— jokes. but look, that wasn't a goon ining— jokes. but look, that wasn't a great thing about— but look, that wasn't a great thing about channel 4 iono. — great thing about channel 4 iono. innnn— great thing about channel 4 joke. funny-was. great thing about channel 4 joke. funny was joking. joke. funny well, he was joking. and— joke. funny well, he was joking. and-ion— joke. funny well, he was joking. and-for other— joke. funny well, he was joking. and for other people and it's for other people to ion— and it's for other people to on ionoo. — and it's for other people to tell jokes. .you- and it's for other people to tell jokes. you know, tell jokes. and you know, i don-i— tell jokes. and you know, i don-i ininn— tell jokes. and you know, i don't think you— tell jokes. and you know, i don't think you should censor ooonio— don't think you should censor poogio dino— don't think you should censor people like that. _ don't think you should censor people like that. but look, cnonnoi— people like that. but look, cnonnoi o— people like that. but look, channel 4-a- people like that. but look, channel 4 a profit. it channel 4 makes a profit. it nonoo— channel 4 makes a profit. it nonoo o— channel 4 makes a profit. it nonoo o ii— channel 4 makes a profit. it makes a it produces huge makes a it produces a huge ononi— makes a it produces a huge amouniltdx- — makes a it produces a huge amount-tax. it's- makes a it produces a huge amount tax. it's not the amount of tax. it's not the pond— amount of tax. it's not the poinilinndo— amount of tax. it's not the point. funds loads of british point. it funds loads of british onnod— point. it funds loads of british owned companies. we own and depraved channel and we should sell it off. but look, i need to move on to the other big tv story of the day. itv, golden boy returned boy phillip schofield returned to this morning as to our screens this morning as the presenter thanked viewers for recent during for their recent support during turbulent really

turbulent times. that is really lovely the least. have lovely to say the least. i have missed show. everyone here missed the show. everyone here and missed the show. everyone here ond-non— missed the show. everyone here ond-non ond— missed the show. everyone here ond-non ond i— missed the show. everyone here and-you and i wanted. missed the show. everyone here and-you and i wanted toj and also to you and i wanted to say— and also to you and i wanted to oon inonn— and also to you and i wanted to ooy inonn yon— and also to you and i wanted to say thank you for— and also to you and i wanted to say thank you for all your kind messages support, which messages and support, which were iodin— messages and support, which were noun—.— messages and support, which were nooiin—. so— messages and support, which were really_. so thank- messages and support, which were really_. so thank you. really appreciated. so thank you non— really appreciated. so thank you non-indood— really appreciated. so thank you non-indood. — really appreciated. so thank you very-indeed. and- really appreciated. so thank you very indeed . 22 really appreciated. so thank you very indeed . ' 22 very much indeed. and the show, should we it? shall very much indeed. and the show, should we.it? shall we?- very much indeed. ' 22 2 .7’ shall we? pskov should we do it? shall we? pskov has should we do it? shall we? pskov noo noon— should we do it? shall we? pskov has been notably— should we do it? shall we? pskov has been notably absent- 2 2i1:.i .7’ shall we? pskov has been notably absent from our screens since his— has been notably absent from our screens since his brother iinoinn— screens since his brother timothy schofield was convicted of timothy schofield was convicted oi oniid — timothy schofield was convicted oi oniid oo— timothy schofield was convicted of child sex offences earlier onio— of child sex offences earlier inio nonin— of child sex offences earlier this month and— of child sex offences earlier this month and he returned to onio— this month and he returned to inio nonning. — this month and he returned to this morning. this- this month and he returned to this morning. 2 this morning. this is interesting, isn't it, without doubt, long term co—star holly willoughby, who was apparently suffering shingles . the suffering from shingles. the pair's term future together pair's long term future together could doubt, too, with could be in doubt, too, with mail sunday reporting that mail on sunday reporting that itv impressed by itv bosses were so impressed by holly's screen chemistry with holly's on screen chemistry with the schofield standard the brilliant schofield standard alison because she's alison hammond, because she's a million better him million times better than him that looking to pair that they are looking to pair the ladies together more the two ladies together more often, trouble often, which could spell trouble for schofe . this would be such for schofe. this would be such a brighter future for this morning, wouldn't it? carole malone holly malone the idea of holly willoughby and alison i mean, but how dim itv to but how dim are itv chiefs to imagine the two women wouldn't make it wouldn't present together? very well. we've seen how:— together? very well. we've seen non. non— together? very well. we've seen non. you know.— together? very well. we've seen how, you know, we— together? very well. we've seen how, you know, we saw- 337 very well. we've seen how, you know, we saw how it

nonnod— how, you know, we saw how it nonnod niin— how, you know, we saw how it worked with tess,— how, you know, we saw how it worked with tess, so obsessed niin— worked with tess, so obsessed with schofield _ worked with tess, so obsessed with schofield .— worked with tess, so obsessed with schofield . but. well, with schofield. but. well, but, you— with schofield. but. well, but, non-no— with schofield. but. well, but, non-ono-io- with schofield. but. well, but, non-ono-io .- with schofield. but. well, but, non-ono-io . i- with schofield. but. well, but,i you-the-is , i mean, with schofield. but. well, but, ythink the is , i mean, with schofield. but. well, but, ythink the the is , i mean, with schofield. but. well, but, ythink the mask is , i mean, with schofield. but. well, but, ythink the mask is is , i mean, with schofield. but. well, but, ythink the mask is slipping aan, i think the mask is slipping nin— i think the mask is slipping with schofield— i think the mask is slipping with schofield finally. he's 61 now. he's been— with schofield finally. he's 61 now. he's been on you know, iono— now. he's been on you know, ion-o nonno— now. he's been on you know, let's never and— now. he's been on you know, let's never and the reason he iniooooo— let's never and the reason he iniooooo no— let's never and the reason he irritates me is— let's never and the reason he irritates me is his— let's never and the reason he irritates me is his ego. he oninno— irritates me is his ego. he oninno no-o— irritates me is his ego. he thinks he's the- irritates me is his ego. he thinks he's the big political interrogator— thinks he's the big political interrogator here. and this is no— interrogator here. and this is do non— interrogator here. and this is do in— interrogator here. and this is the man, if you— interrogator here. and this is the man, if you remember, who got noo— the man, if you remember, who goi iono on— the man, if you remember, who got famous on back of got famous on the back of a giono— got famous on the back of a glove-puppet- got famous on the back of a glove puppet called gordon glove puff puppet called gordon the glove puff puppet called gordon ino-inoi— glove puff puppet called gordon ino-inoi noo— glove puff puppet called gordon the-that was my- glove puff puppet called gordon the that was my god, the the gopher. that was my god, the gonnoi— the gopher. that was my god, the gonnoilino— the gopher. that was my god, the gopher-the broom— the gopher. that was my god, the gopher the broom cupboard. gopher in the broom cupboard. and— gopher in the broom cupboard. and-oondon— gopher in the broom cupboard. and gordon gopher gopher in the broom cupboard.- and-gordon gopher-going and when gordon gopher was going oond— around, schofield was in the niidoinooo. — around, schofield was in the wilderness. - he - around, schofield was in the wilderness. he got wilderness. and then he got onnod— wilderness. and then he got nionodlinio— wilderness. and then he got picked this morning, and picked for this morning, and onddonin— picked for this morning, and onddonin no— picked for this morning, and suddenly he behaved the big suddenly he behaved like the big i suddenly he behaved like the big i—oooon- i am. for me, the reason i iodin— i am. for me, the reason i iooin don-i— i am. for me, the reason i really don't-him - i am. for me, the reason i really don't him is the really don't like him is the thocrisy_ really don't like him is the hypocrisy around the fact he's gav— hypocrisy around the fact he's gay -— hypocrisy around the fact he's goy . ino— hypocrisy around the fact he's goy . ino ioni— hypocrisy around the fact he's gay . the fact he— hypocrisy around the fact he's gay . the fact he hid that for gay. the fact he hid that for dooodoo— gay. the fact he hid that for decades. and _ gay. the fact he hid that for decades. and when i think about non— decades. and when i think about non no— decades. and when i think about non no oonnd— decades. and when i think about how he could helped it with how he could have helped it with his how he could have helped it with no ion.— how he could have helped it with no jobn no-o— how he could have helped it with no ion. no-o o— how he could have helped it with hisjob, he's a hero— how he could have helped it with his job, he's a hero with his win— his job, he's a hero with his win nio— his job, he's a hero with his with his platform relation to the-community.- with his platform relation to the-community. not the gay community. but he's not iooonoo— the gay community. but he's not iooonoo-nio- the gay community. but he's not because-his wife- the gay community. but he's not because his wife and because he lied to his wife and his because he lied to his wife and nio-noii.— because he lied to his wife and nio-noii. non- because he lied to his wife and his-well, you don't- because he lied to his wife and his well, you don't know his family. well, you don't know inoi— his family. well, you don't know inoiliiod. — his family. well, you don't know that-lied. _okay.- his family. well, you don't know that lied. okay. but that he lied. well, okay. but ino— that he lied. well, okay. but no noonio— that he lied. well, okay. but the people who— that he lied. well, okay. but the people who certainly lie to are the people who certainly lie to oon—no— the people who certainly lie to. ooo—nno-inoi are the people who believes that he are the people who believes that no diod— are the people who believes that no iiod io— are the people who believes that no iiod io no— are the people who believes that no iiod io — are the people who believes that he lied to us. no,— are the people who believes that he lied to us. \i1:.i 2323 are the people who believes that he lied to us. no 2323 o he lied to us. no, hang on. he did. his he lied to us. no, hang on. he did. nioniio— he lied to us. no, hang on. he did. his wife he— he lied to us. no, hang on. he did. his wife he says- he lied to us. no, hang on. he did. his wife he says his- he lied to us. no 2323 o 2 2 his wife he says his wife did. his wife he says his wife didn-i— did. his wife he says his wife didn-i know.— did. his wife he says his wife didn't know, but— 2 2 his wife he says his wife didn't know, but he certainly diod— didn't know, but he certainly iiod io— didn't know, but he certainly iiod io ino— didn't know, but he certainly lied to the whose living

lied to the people whose living oonnoin-io— lied to the people whose living rooms-into every- lied to the people whose living rooms into every single rooms he went into every single don — rooms he went into every single don .non— rooms he went into every single don-non ooid— rooms he went into every single day. .you said-be- day. and you said you'd be happily— day. and you said you'd be happily married. 1/1:.i. c happily married. you like schofield. you think he's better than do you? than alison hammond, do you? well, both well, i think they're both great, think philip great, but i think philip schofield a is very good schofield is a is a very good interviewer. you know, they do propon— interviewer. you know, they do some proper politics- you know, they do some proper politics on that oion— some proper politics on that onon. inon— some proper politics on that show. they-they- some proper politics on that show. they they have some show. they do. they have some iodin— show. they do. they have some noun—onoo- really interesting they have some really interesting human inioiooi— some really interesting human interest-that- interest stories in that nognonno- interest stories in that programme. i think they do a non—con- programme. i think they do a non—con i- programme. i think they do a non—con i inoil programme. i think they do ai very—can i just say, very good job. can i just say, i mean, look, goes on the show. he's never going to he's never going— he's never going to he's never going io— he's never going to he's never going to criticise— he's never going to he's never going to criticise schofield. i insi— going to criticise schofield. i inn—nion- going to criticise schofield. i just- know, look,- just think, you know, look, i think think they do a good think i think they do a good job. i don't lose sleep over it. i buy into this whole thing- i buy into this whole thing that i buy into this whole thing that sonoiioid— i buy into this whole thing that sonoiioid io— i buy into this whole thing that schofield is like— i buy into this whole thing that schofield is like a— i buy into this whole thing that schofield is like a hero to the gay—yeah- schofield is like a hero to the- goo—noon-inoi gay community. yeah i think that nnon— gay community. yeah i think that nnon no— gay community. yeah i think that nnon no oono— gay community. yeah i think that when he came out,— gay community. yeah i think that when he came out, i, i think it non— when he came out, i, i think it non nono— when he came out, i, i think it was very brave and— when he came out, i, i think it was very brave and very moving nnon— was very brave and very moving nnonloono— was very brave and very moving nnonloono-i- was very brave and very moving nnonloono-i do.- was very brave and very moving. when-came-i do, because when he came out. i do, because the truth is that there are people across this country. you can't say that with you can't say that with straight can't say that with a straight iooo. — can't say that with a straight iooo. on— can't say that with a straight iooo. on nin— can't say that with a straight face. oh my god.- can't say that with a straight face. co2 22 can't say that with a straight- face. oh my god. brazier and we all know why not? because you're ionniing— all know why not? because you're ionniing-inoi. — all know why not? because you're taunting-just. can- taunting me. can ijust. can i no— taunting me. can ijust. can i no iinion— taunting me. can ijust. can i no iinion nn— taunting me. can ijust. can i just finish my sentence? which inono— just finish my sentence? which inono oo— just finish my sentence? which inoio gon— just finish my sentence? which there are gay people in their oono— there are gay people in their oono-mo— there are gay people in their 60s-70s and— there are gay people in their 60s-70s and 80s- there are gay people in their 60s 70s and 80s had 60s and 70s and 80s who had nod— 60s and 70s and 80s who had never had lchance- 60s and 70s and 80s who had never had chance to come out, never had a chance to come out, no— never had a chance to come out, ond-noio—

never had a chance to come out, ond-noio nodoi- never had a chance to come out, and-role model to- never had a chance to come out, and role model to those and he was a role model to those ooonio— and he was a role model to those ooonio. — and he was a role model to those people- iono— and he was a role model to those people- no on— and he was a role model to those people. take so long.- and he was a role model to those people. o2i: 141:32 and he was a role model to those people. o2g 4 2 people. take so long. yeah. so it's up to him. not you guy nonnond. — c c. 2 not you guy hammond. number one. it's up to him. not you guy- hammond. sorry. number one. yes. i hammond. sorry. number one. yes. i-niioon— hammond. sorry. number one. yes. i-alison hammond.— hammond. number one. yes. i alison hammond. check out i love alison hammond. check out her i love alison hammond. check out no inionion— i love alison hammond. check out her interview with— i love alison hammond. check out her interview with harrison nond— her interview with harrison nod-ono— her interview with harrison iond-ono oi- her interview with harrison ford-one of the- her interview with harrison ford. it's one of the most hysterical things i've ever seen in the way philip in my life. but the way philip didn't centre his wife when he came that. yes, that's came out with that. yes, that's when his business.— came out with that. yes, that's when his business-it- came out with that. yes, that's when his business.-it is.- 2 yes, that's when his business. it is. if when his business. yes it is. if no-o— when his business. yes it is. if no ioiiing— when his business. yes it is. if he's telling the— when his business. yes it is. if he's telling the whole world and he's telling the whole world and no noniod— he's telling the whole world and he wanted people— he's telling the whole world and he wanted people to worship him for he wanted people to worship him ion in — he wanted people to worship him ion in and— he wanted people to worship him for it. and .the_ he wanted people to worship him for it. and-the way,- he wanted people to worship him for it. 22 2.32 for it. and by the way, i can tell having with tell you, having worked with both alison, alison, both of them, alison, alison, nicest tv. phillip nicest person in tv. phillip schofield probably the most loathsome. belinda de lucy don't set the fence. carole malone do oiond— set the fence. carole malone do oiond in— set the fence. carole malone do stand by because— �*71:;22.o carole malone do stand by because coming up was the stand by because coming up was no iiinoooo— stand by because coming up was the princess of— stand by because coming up was the princess of wales right to oooniioo— the princess of wales right to sacrifice her— the princess of wales right to sacrifice her chance to say goodino— sacrifice her chance to say goodino io— sacrifice her chance to say goodbye to the— sacrifice her chance to say goodbye to the late queen in oidoi— goodbye to the late queen in- order-anti—monarchist? order to ensure anti—monarchist? nognon— order to ensure anti—monarchist? nognon nonidn-i— order to ensure anti—monarchist? meghan wouldn't-there. - order to ensure anti—monarchist? meghan wouldn't-there. find. meghan wouldn't be there. find out tonight's out when i crowned tonight's greatest britain union greatest britain in union jackass. but next in uncanceled with unions plotting with hard left unions plotting strikes christmas should strikes up to christmas should frontline health workers be banned walkouts? and with banned from walkouts? and with over migrants over 5000 illegal migrants crossing channel so far this crossing the channel so far this yean crossing the channel so far this year, are we facing a national emergency britain's shores? emergency on britain's shores? fleet street kingpin kelvin mackenzie studio in mackenzie live in the studio in just two minutes time. so don't

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it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, the british medical association's deputy chairman is urging junior and

urging junior doctors and teachers to strike together as concerns grow. the unions are planning coordinated and prolonged for prolonged actions lasting for months , emma runswick told months, emma runswick told striking teachers at a rally. the union should stick together, strike together, together as strike together, win together as the has just ended, the bma, which has just ended, a 96 hour strike, looks to secure a preposterous 35% pay rise and of course, this comes as the royal college of nursing rejected a 5% rise, outlining plans for a 48 hour walkout in england and the may bank holiday with its leader cullen with its leader pack. cullen warning could last warning the strikes could last until christmas . strike action until christmas. strike action for until christmas. strike action ioi ino— until christmas. strike action ion ino ond— until christmas. strike action for the end of— until christmas. strike action for the end of this— c. c strike action for the end of this month, noginning— for the end of this month, noginning oi— for the end of this month, beginning of may , and then we beginning of may, and then we nin— beginning of may, and then we niii nono— beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members. and— will move immediately to ballot our members. 22 �*" will move immediately to ballot our members. “2 �*" our members. and if that ballot is successful, it will mean further strike action right up until christmas , i think. albie until christmas, i think. albie mckenzie this is a c. c albie mckenzie this is a disgrace now iooonoo— mckenzie this is a disgrace now because we've seen— mckenzie this is a disgrace now because we've seen the stats . i because we've seen the stats. i non ond— because we've seen the stats. i mean, you and me,— because we've seen the stats. i mean, you and me, we've been ooning— mean, you and me, we've been ooning ii— mean, you and me, we've been ooying ii igni— mean, you and me, we've been saying it right for— mean, you and me, we've been saying it right for weeks. ioonio— saying it right for weeks. people oo— saying it right for weeks. people are dying. people are dying— people are dying. people are dying oo— people are dying. people are dying oo o— people are dying. people are dying as a result— people are dying. people are dying as a result of these oinikoo— dying as a result of these strikes. we've _ dying as a result of these strikes. we've now seen the oioio— strikes. we've now seen the oioio proving— strikes. we've now seen the stats proving yet they want stats proving it yet they want to stats proving it yet they want io go — stats proving it yet they want

io go on — stats proving it yet they want io go on non— stats proving it yet they want to go on until christmas. they noni— to go on until christmas. they noni-nn— to go on until christmas. they noni-nn nion- to go on until christmas. they want up with other want to team up with other nniono-non- want to team up with other unions-you not. want to team up with other- unions-you not calling unions. why are you not calling onio— unions. why are you not calling inio oni— unions. why are you not calling inio oni o — unions. why are you not calling inio oni o no— unions. why are you not calling this out ? do you— unions. why are you not calling this out ? jo this out? do you know what i am massively surprised. why isn't a popular paper like the sun, for instance? why doesn't it lead on it instance? why doesn't it lead on ii ooon— instance? why doesn't it lead on in every day— instance? why doesn't it lead on in every doy oiion— instance? why doesn't it lead on it every day after all,— 2:32o1:7’ why doesn't it lead on it every day after all, it's inoin— it every day after all, it's their demographic. . their demographic. it's the oidoi— their demographic. it's the oidoi .— their demographic. it's the oidoi . ino— their demographic. it's the older , the older reader. the older, the older reader. the reality. be that there is a odoo— reality. be that there is a madness now. - reality. be that there is a madness now. it's- 31:;3c can be that there is a madness now. . reality. be that there is a- madness now. it's supposed to be a profession. how ridiculous. they should take that away . and they should take that away. and nion— they should take that away. and iion oionid— they should take that away. and they should also— they should take that away. and they should also take— they should take that away. and they should also take away the right of their ability to strike. after all, the nurses ooying— after all, the nurses are now saying that they're not going— are now saying that they're not going io— are now saying that they're not going io non— are now saying that they're not going to man the— are now saying that they're not going to man the acas and the icino— going to man the acas and the icno . — going to man the acas and the icno . so— going to man the acas and the icus. so we're— going to man the acas and the icus. so we're going- going to man the acas and the icus . go 2g icus. so we're going to have the doctors not doing it, the nurses not doing it. and i see some of ino— not doing it. and i see some of no iondon— not doing it. and i see some of the london hospitals— 2o 2g c and i see some of the london hospitals are now ooying— the london hospitals are now ooying noo— the london hospitals are now saying we're going to have to onno— saying we're going to have to onni ino— saying we're going to have to shut the a&e.— saying we're going to have to shut the a&e. _ saying we're going to have to shut the a&e. so— saying we're going to have to shut the a&e. e 2 shut the a&e. so it's not even a question of, i'm afraid, your dear old mum's going to die. everybody with a broken leg, everybody with heart attack, everybody with a heart attack, where supposed to go? where are they supposed to go? it is beyond shocking . it's it is beyond shocking. it's being held together.- being held together. actually by noinon— being held together. actually by some rather good— being held together. actually by some rather good consultants who are some rather good consultants who

noining— some rather good consultants who are now working longer hours the part— are now working longer hours the non ino— are now working longer hours the pod iino onoo— are now working longer hours the pod iino i— are now working longer hours the part time ones i know because i know— part time ones i know because i know one. right?— part time ones i know because i know one. right? are- part time ones i know because i know one. ?g27 ' 3:; 2g know one. right? are working flat out to fill the hole. i don't think i don't think that's oooonooii— don't think i don't think that's reasonable. these people are ioioin— reasonable. these people are totally unreasonable. i am ooionioiod— totally unreasonable. i am astonished that— totally unreasonable. i am astonished that the left appear to have some control over the media who they do . the times media who they do. the times wrote a good editorial. the other day. absolutely. giving it to them. they don't care. but i onipoooinin— to them. they don't care. but i oniooooinin ii— to them. they don't care. but i purposefully it was— they don't care. but i purposefully it was horrible ining— purposefully it was horrible ining io— purposefully it was horrible thing to have— purposefully it was horrible thing to have to do, but i onipooon— thing to have to do, but i purposely forced myself to sit iniongn— purposely forced myself to sit iniongn ino — purposely forced myself to sit through the bbc— purposely forced myself to sit through the bbc news and the itv nono— through the bbc news and the itv nono oonooog— through the bbc news and the itv news coverage of— through the bbc news and the itv news coverage of this story ionigni. — news coverage of this story ionigni. and— news coverage of this story tonight. and i— news coverage of this story tonight. “2 news coverage of this story tonight. 22 22 tonight. and i have noticed this as a trend. any time they seek a case study of a patient who has missed out on surgery and is in extreme pain as a result of these strikes, the patient always says every single time, mark my words, oh , i'm very mark my words, oh, i'm very disappointed about this, but i don't blame the doctors and the nurses ever . don't blame the doctors and the nurses ever. every single case study do not tell me there are not people sitting out there right in pain, absolutely right now in pain, absolutely furious these. well, what furious with these. well, what about furious with these. well, what oioni-iody— furious with these. well, what about-lady-last- furious with these. well, whatj about - lady - last week about that lady only last week

nno— about that lady only last week nno-inoi— about that lady only last week who-that her- who revealed that her appointment cancelled who revealed that her- appointment-cancelled and appointment was cancelled and she appointment was cancelled and ono-going— appointment was cancelled and ono-going io— appointment was cancelled and she going to she'd had she was going to have she'd had a she was going to have she'd had o nooiooiony— she was going to have she'd had a mastectomy and— she was going to have she'd had a mastectomy and she'd had reconstruction. _ a mastectomy and she'd had reconstruction. she was due to nono— reconstruction. she was due to have reconstructive surgery and non— have reconstructive surgery and onoo-oni— have reconstructive surgery and onoo-inn oin— have reconstructive surgery and that-put off. and- have reconstructive surgery and that put off. and she that was put off. and she dooon-i— that was put off. and she doesn't-when - that was put off. and she doesn't when that was that was put off. and she- doesn't-when that was going doesn't know when that was going to doesn't know when that was going io-sinoo— doesn't know when that was going to since mastectomy doesn't know when that was going to place since mastectomy doesn't know when that was going to place three mastectomy doesn't know when that was going to place three yearsiastectomy doesn't know when that was going to place three years ago,ctomy took place three years ago, onoo— took place three years ago, inono io— took place three years ago, inono io no— took place three years ago, there is no good- took place three years ago, there is no good news in this. t hey— there is no good news in this. no don-i— there is no good news in this. they don't care.— there is no good news in this. they don't care. they have a kind— they don't care. they have a kind oi— they don't care. they have a kind oi ood— they don't care. they have a kind of god like— they don't care. they have a kind of god like attitude ionoido— kind of god like attitude towards their— kind of god like attitude towards their jobs and we're the ooonio— towards their jobs and we're the people inoi— towards their jobs and we're the people inoi ono— towards their jobs and we're the people that are suffering. we're paying— people that are suffering. we're poying inoin— people that are suffering. we're paying their wages and we're oniioning— paying their wages and we're suffering and— paying their wages and we're suffering and we're being inooiod— suffering and we're being treated poorly— suffering and we're being treated poorly . incredible. treated poorly. incredible. nonin— treated poorly. incredible. kelvin more— treated poorly. incredible. kelvin more bad news. unfortunately - kelvin more bad news. unfortunately today , it's now unfortunately today, it's now officially confirmed that 5000 legal migrants have crossed the channelin legal migrants have crossed the channel in small boats this year alone. many of them doctors are. well, i think that's highly unlikely . the weather's been unlikely. the weather's been terrible up until this point. so have a lovely day, 18, 19 degrees coming. asian is coming. it's degrees coming. asian is coming. ii-o oiooiing— degrees coming. asian is coming. it's shocking, isn't— degrees coming. asian is coming. it's shocking, isn't it?— 2g 2o22 2g asian is coming. it's shocking, isn't it? and nnoi— it's shocking, isn't it? and what happens?— it's shocking, isn't it? and what happens? the rwanda thing is a what happens? the rwanda thing io o monon— what happens? the rwanda thing io o noiion oi— what happens? the rwanda thing is a matter of dozens of people inono— is a matter of dozens of people inono ono— is a matter of dozens of people there are 150,000 _ is a matter of dozens of people there are 150,000 in various

inonoi— there are 150,000 in various travel lodges— there are 150,000 in various travel lodges around the country nigni— travel lodges around the country nigni .— travel lodges around the country nigni . iino. — travel lodges around the country nigni . nno. and— travel lodges around the country right . who. and there'll be right. who. and there'll be onoinon— right. who. and there'll be onoinon so— right. who. and there'll be another 50 or— right. who. and there'll be another 50 or 60,000 this week nno— another 50 or 60,000 this week nno io— another 50 or 60,000 this week nno io ooying— another 50 or 60,000 this week who is saying anything about it? nnoi— who is saying anything about it? nnoi io— who is saying anything about it? nnoi io ino— who is saying anything about it? what is the solution ? what is what is the solution? what is non— what is the solution? what is yonn oonoi— what is the solution? what is your panel solution ? there is your panel solution? there is onn— your panel solution? there is onn ono— your panel solution? there is only one solution. take out the onnggiono— only one solution. take out the onnggiono ond— only one solution. take out the smugglers and then take the 50 sno— smugglers and then take the 50 sns gnyo— smugglers and then take the 50 sns gnyo in— smugglers and then take the 50 sns gnyo in ino— smugglers and then take the 50 sas guys in the ukraine. stick inon — sas guys in the ukraine. stick inon in— sas guys in the ukraine. stick them in belgium— sas guys in the ukraine. stick them in belgium and the french oooon— them in belgium and the french oooon iono— them in belgium and the french coast. take out— them in belgium and the french coast. take out the— them in belgium and the french coast. take out the smugglers. nigni.— coast. take out the smugglers. nigni. nno— coast. take out the smugglers. right. i've been— coast. take out the smugglers. right. i've been saying it for nonwo— right. i've been saying it for months. what— right. i've been saying it for months. what else is there? inono-o— months. what else is there? inono-o no— months. what else is there? there's no political agreement . there's no political agreement. nioni— there's no political agreement. idoni dooon-i— there's no political agreement. rishi doesn't want— there's no political agreement. rishi doesn't want to do onyining— rishi doesn't want to do anything released, though, poiiiiooiin— anything released, though, politically, at— anything released, though, politically, at the very least , politically, at the very least, ooiiiiooiin— politically, at the very least, politically, we _ politically, at the very least, politically, we should leave the nonn— politically, we should leave the ion ino— politically, we should leave the echr the echr— politically, we should leave the echr the echr is— politically, we should leave the echr the echr is a to my mind, is echr the echr is a to my mind, io o— echr the echr is a to my mind, io o good— echr the echr is a to my mind, io o good opiion— echr the echr is a to my mind, io o good opiion .— echr the echr is a to my mind, is a good option , right? would is a good option, right? would inoi— is a good option, right? would inoi ooinoin— is a good option, right? would that actually solve the issue? noni— that actually solve the issue? noii ii— that actually solve the issue? well it would. _ that actually solve the issue? well it would. no. tell me, how nonid— well it would. no. tell me, how nonid ii— well it would. no. tell me, how would it solve— well it would. no. tell me, how would it solve it? _ well it would. no. tell me, how would it solve it? �*de�*oge . would it solve it? well, it nonid— would it solve it? well, it would seriously help because all of the deterrents all of a sudden would work. i'm not saying it is the only solution, but if look at it, but if you look at it, australia, they managed to smash the smuggling gangs the people smuggling gangs by actually making the detention seeking that these people seeking camps that these people were going to. so deeply

unpleasant that people didn't want to go. we can't do that under the echr true, but rhiannon de to me is the obvious. itotally rhiannon de to me is the obvious. i totally buy that. i ioioiin— obvious. i totally buy that. i ioioiiy inn— obvious. i totally buy that. i totally buy that. - i totally buy that. i totally buy that. �*de32 i totally buy that. i totally buy that. 3332 2 totally buy that. want to send the assassin with all the will in the world? okay. all right. oni— in the world? okay. all right. on nnondo— in the world? okay. all right. but rwanda says— in the world? okay. all right. but rwanda says we- 2 27 okay. all right. but rwanda says we can take nnndnodo.— but rwanda says we can take hundreds. yeah,— but rwanda says we can take hundreds. yeah, right. yes. and inon —going- hundreds. yeah, right. yes. and inon —going io| they. but they're not going to iono— they. but they're not going to take 150,000. _ they. but they're not going to take 150,000. and how are we going— take 150,000. and how are we going io— take 150,000. and how are we going no in— take 150,000. and how are we going to fly 150,000 out to nnondo— going to fly 150,000 out to ionondo on— going to fly 150,000 out to rwanda or or— going to fly 150,000 out to rwanda or or the. �*de�*o 2 rwanda or or the. we should be doing this on our own islands as well. i mean, there's loads that could be done. i don't believe that there is no solution. but the problem is rishi sunak has to show some political will. and at he's not doing at the moment he's not doing that. i think that could that. and i think that could finish him off. i think he's dono— finish him off. i think he's dono ion— finish him off. i think he's done for anyway.- finish him off. i think he's done for anyway. but- �*" 2 2 i think he's done for anyway. but i agree onio— done for anyway. but i agree inio io— done for anyway. but i agree inio io noi— done for anyway. but i agree this is not helpful. no. 2 this is not helpful. no. kelvin noononzio.— this is not helpful. no. kelvin mackenzie, we— this is not helpful. no. kelvin mackenzie, we will speak later in so much. in the week. thank you so much. but time now to reveal but it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . carole malone, union jackass. carole malone, straight to you . who is your straight to you. who is your nominee? mine's rishi sunak for giving the go ahead to scrap the death traps that are smart

motorways. 14 schemes currently in oionoiion— motorways. 14 schemes currently in operation all— motorways. 14 schemes currently in operation all to— motorways. 14 schemes currently in operation all to be— 14 schemes currently in operation all to be scrapped we in operation all to be scrapped no ioiiono— in operation all to be scrapped no ioiiono nn— in operation all to be scrapped we believe up to— in operation all to be scrapped we believe up to 50 people have diod— we believe up to 50 people have diod on— we believe up to 50 people have diod on inooo— we believe up to 50 people have died on these motorways . and the died on these motorways. and the idoo— died on these motorways. and the idoo inoi— died on these motorways. and the idea that we've— died on these motorways. and the idea that we've allowed people ond— idea that we've allowed people ond inonon— idea that we've allowed people and broken down— idea that we've allowed people and broken down cars to be oiiiing— and broken down cars to be sitting ducks— and broken down cars to be sitting ducks in— and broken down cars to be sitting ducks in a traffic lane goo— sitting ducks in a traffic lane go on ino— sitting ducks in a traffic lane verges on the criminal. benjamin oniionnonn— verges on the criminal. benjamin butterworth, your— verges on the criminal. benjamin butterworth, your nominee my ion— butterworth, your nominee my nominee for greatest britain is the nominee for greatest britain is no innion— nominee for greatest britain is the junior doctors. 2oyn the junior doctors. they have onnod— the junior doctors. they have stood up for the pay that they should be paid. they're standing up for trying to have a better retention in the nhs to keep people from going to australia. and i think we should applaud these bold, talented these brave, bold, talented young doctors for what they've done.i young doctors for what they've done. i hope you're not in need of any medical attention over the next few weeks. because. because the next few weeks. because. nooonoo ion— the next few weeks. because. because let me— the next few weeks. because. because let me tell- because. because let me tell you, mate, you— because let me tell you, mate, yon non-i— because let me tell you, mate, yon non-i io— because let me tell you, mate, you won't be getting it and you non-i— you won't be getting it and you non-i io— you won't be getting it and you won't be getting— you won't be getting it and you won't be getting because the won't be getting it because the innion—i-n- won't be getting it because the junior—i'm usuallyi junior doctors and i'm usually in-nnon— junior doctors and i'm usually in-when listening- junior doctors and i'm usually in when listening to you, in pain when listening to you, ini— in pain when listening to you, in nno— in pain when listening to you, in in noi— in pain when listening to you, but i've not needed a doctor. nood— but i've not needed a doctor. good-onoo. - but i've not needed a doctor.j good _that..least good luck with that. at least in — good luck with that. at least in doing— good luck with that. at least in doing-good- good luck with that. at least i'm doing good thing for i'm doing one good thing for oooioin— i'm doing one good thing for society.-deluise,- i'm doing one good thing for society. deluise, your society. belinda deluise, your nominee. is nominee. oh, my gracious brit is nninoooo— nominee. oh, my gracious brit is princess—princess- princess of wales. princess catherine for sacrificing her final moments with the queen in belmont. yes. so explain the

story, belinda, because this was fascinating. it came out came out today that we all know that meghan didn't make it to balmoral. think of quite a few balmoral. i think of quite a few ooonio— balmoral. i think of quite a few people gnooood— balmoral. i think of quite a few people guessed and— i think of quite a few people guessed and perhaps onodioiod— people guessed and perhaps predicted that— people guessed and perhaps predicted that it was because of coinonino— predicted that it was because of coinonino ii— predicted that it was because of catherine if she— predicted that it was because of catherine if she stayed at home. inoi— catherine if she stayed at home. no noono— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that— catherine if she stayed at home. that means that meghan wouldn't noooooonin— that means that meghan wouldn't necessarily_ invited. - necessarily have to be invited. and— necessarily have to be invited. and-noning- necessarily have to be invited. and-noning o- necessarily have to be invited. and-having a sort- necessarily have to be invited. and having a sort of and actually having a sort of anti—monarchist_ and actually having a sort of anti—monarchist person there who had anti—monarchist person there who nod onod— anti—monarchist person there who had caused the— anti—monarchist person there who had caused the family such harm at had caused the family such harm oi o— had caused the family such harm oi o non— had caused the family such harm oi o non nonn— had caused the family such harm at a very harm at— had caused the family such harm at a very harm at such a private king— at a very harm at such a private ning cnonioo— at a very harm at such a private king charles basically said, oonn— king charles basically said, oonn .— king charles basically said, oonny . nono.— king charles basically said, sorry , kate, you're to sorry, kate, you're going to nono— sorry, kate, you're going to nono-iono— sorry, kate, you're going to have-take one- sorry, kate, you're going to have take one duty in have to take one duty in oonnioo. — have to take one duty in service. you're- have to take one duty in service. 1413. 31:; have to take one duty in service. 4o. have to take one duty in service. 43. have to take one duty in- service. you're not able to go because meghan would because otherwise, meghan would have and charles did not have to go. and charles did not want meghan to go. this was all revealed jobson's new revealed and robert jobson's new book, and that, book, our king. and for that, of course, princess wales, course, the princess of wales, kate today's kate middleton, is today's greatest i still greatest briton. but i still call kate. i don't all call her kate. i don't like all of people say, oh, call of these people say, oh, call her catherine. she's kate. me okay, union jackass now. okay, union jackass time now. carole mine is actor carole malone. mine is an actor called henshall. him of called dougie henshall. him of shetland fame. he— 22 jg him of shetland fame. he tweeted 22 jg o o him of shetland fame. he tweeted this noon— shetland fame. he tweeted this noon inoi— shetland fame. he tweeted this noon no no— shetland fame. he tweeted this week that he was— shetland fame. he tweeted this week that he was that i had nniiion— week that he was that i had nniiion o— week that he was that i had written a piece— week that he was that i had written a piece about the junior dooiono— written a piece about the junior doctors strike,— written a piece about the junior doctors strike, and— written a piece about the junior doctors strike, and he said that i doctors strike, and he said that i ononid— doctors strike, and he said that i ononid io— doctors strike, and he said that i should be ashamed of myself. and— i should be ashamed of myself. nndlnoo— i should be ashamed of myself. and was disgraceful . well, my

and it was disgraceful. well, my iono— and it was disgraceful. well, my nono-ii.— and it was disgraceful. well, my ionolii. ny— and it was disgraceful. well, my take-it, my-was- and it was disgraceful. well, my take it, my was that one take on it, my take was that one of take on it, my take was that one oi ino— take on it, my take was that one oi ino nignooi— take on it, my take was that one of the highest paid— take on it, my take was that one of the highest paid professions in—oioning- of the highest paid professions in—oioningldol in the country, starting at 40 gnond— in the country, starting at 40 gnond. going— in the country, starting at 40 gnond. going nn— in the country, starting at 40 grand, going up to 120,000. when oono— grand, going up to 120,000. when you'relconsultant_ grand, going up to 120,000. when you'relconsultant ,_ grand, going up to 120,000. when you're consultant , had you're a consultant, had abandoned— you're a consultant, had abandoned and dying you're a consultant, had- abandoned-and dying people abandoned sick and dying people to abandoned sick and dying people io go— abandoned sick and dying people io go on— abandoned sick and dying people no go on onno.— abandoned sick and dying people to go on strike. and the result oiion— to go on strike. and the result after-walkout— to go on strike. and the result after-walkout was- to go on strike. and the result after walkout was excess after their walkout was excess dooino— after their walkout was excess dooino .— after their walkout was excess dooino . no— after their walkout was excess deaths. he-was- deaths. he said i was disgraceful- deaths. he said i was disgraceful for saying that. i ininn— disgraceful for saying that. i ininn noo— disgraceful for saying that. i think he's disgrace , awful for think he's disgrace, awful for ooinoin— think he's disgrace, awful for actually having— think he's disgrace, awful for actually having a go at me for non— actually having a go at me for non ond— actually having a go at me for non ond noi— actually having a go at me for that and not accepting what nnooo— that and not accepting what these doctors— that and not accepting what these doctors are doing. nonionin— these doctors are doing. benjamin butterworth, your nominee,_carol| benjamin butterworth, your nomineihold-caroll benjamin butterworth, your nominei 2 benjamin butterworth, your nomined2o2 gg e e doesn't hold a grudge, isn't it my doesn't hold a grudge, isn't it my nominee for union jackass is rishi sunak for mandating that every 18 years you have to learn maths up until the age of 18. you know, i understand that he might be worried about the nation's numeracy skills when he followed given how followed liz truss. given how badly managed to keep things badly she managed to keep things . beunda badly she managed to keep things . belinda de lucy but i disagree on-yon-no— . belinda de lucy but i disagree on-you're-turning- belinda de lucy but i disagree on you're turning this on no, you're not turning this inno— on no, you're not turning this no onoinon— on no, you're not turning this into another dig— on no, you're not turning this into another dig of liz truss. non-i— into another dig of liz truss. nono-iino- into another dig of liz truss. don't-like joe- into another dig of liz truss. don't like joe lycett don't bully her like joe lycett dooo. — don't bully her like joe lycett does. belinda— don't bully her like joe lycett does. belinda my- don't bully her like joe lycetti does. belinda my-has don't bully her like joe lycett- does. belinda my-has to does. belinda my jackass has to be the welsh national parks for cancelling brecon beacons cancelling the brecon beacons name in case it offends the new prime. the new name belinda. of i nono— prime. the new name belinda. of

course. i have it— prime. the new name belinda. of course. i have it done here, but yeah , no one's saying that, are yeah, no one's saying that, are they? no one's saying, look, ido— they? no one's saying, look, no ino— they? no one's saying, look, it's the double— they? no one's saying, look, it's the double win- .2oyn7’ no one's saying, look, it's the double win for belinda de it's the double win for belinda do lucy— it's the double win for belinda de lucy because— it's the double win for belinda de lucy because this was utter in ooniin — de lucy because this was utter in ooniin and— de lucy because this was utter in sanity. and as— de lucy because this was utter in sanity. and as neil oliver ooid— in sanity. and as neil oliver said earlier,— in sanity. and as neil oliver said earlier, of— in sanity. and as neil oliver said earlier, of course we're going— said earlier, of course we're going io— said earlier, of course we're going io noon— said earlier, of course we're going to keep calling it the nnoon— going to keep calling it the brecon beacons. in part because we brecon beacons. in part because no oon-i— brecon beacons. in part because we can't even explain how to say the we can't even explain how to say no non— we can't even explain how to say no onno— we can't even explain how to say the new name. it's— we can't even explain how to say the new name. it's too hard. noiindo— the new name. it's too hard. noiindo do— the new name. it's too hard. belinda de lucy,— the new name. it's too hard. belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth.— belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth. my butterworth. caroline my onoonoion— butterworth. caroline my superstar panel, thank you so nnon. — superstar panel, thank you so nnon. _ion- much. thank you for your onion.— much. thank you for your company-back- much. thank you for your company. back tomorrow at company. i'm back tomorrow at 9 in.— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9 p-m- noodiino— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9 p-m- noodiino io— company. i'm back tomorrow at 9 pm. headline is this next, p.m. headline is this next, inongno— p.m. headline is this next, inongno stav— p.m. headline is this next, though? stay tuned. good night .