uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of - uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of april. — - uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th oprm. — . uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this— . uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is— . uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to- - uh, it's 930 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to the- 18th of april. this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. lots to get through this morning. is the british economy bouncing- gt; 3 q is the british economy bouncing back? the—so.- british economy bouncing back? the—so. but- british economy bouncing back?i the—so. but will the chancellor says so. but will we - difference _ the chancellor says so. but will we-differencelour- we see a difference in our pockets?— we see a difference in our pockets? this— we see a difference in our pockets? this morning? we're going— pockets? this morning? we're going to— pockets? this morning? we're going to ask— pockets? this morning? we're going to ask one— pockets? this morning? we're going to ask one of britain's t0p— going to ask one of britain's tog-minds.- going to ask one of britain's- tog-minds.-ghone top business minds. mobile phone tycoon—. - top business minds. mobile phone tycoon—. vie-re- top business minds. mobile phonei tycoon_. we're also tycoon john caldwell. we're also going— tycoon john caldwell. we're also going-be— tycoon john caldwell. we're also going be talking about the going to be talking about the arrest. news of the arrest. breaking news of the scottish party scottish national party treasurer. this follows, of course, weeks ago the arrest course, two weeks ago the arrest of the scottish national party chief just chief executive who just happened married to nicola happened to be married to nicola sturgeon, so you sturgeon, also. so are you a snooker fan? i'm not, but i was outraged see stop oil outraged to see those stop oil protesters disrupting the tournament last night. outrageous. the prime tournament last night. - outrageous. the prime minister faces— outrageous. the prime minister faces this— outrageous. the prime minister faces this ethics— outrageous. the prime minister faces this ethics investing nation— faces this ethics investing nation into— faces this ethics investing nation into his— faces this ethics investing nation into his wife's financial interests.— nation into his wife's financial interests. rishi_ nation into his wife's financial interests. rishi sunak maintains that— interests. rishi sunak maintains that he— interests. rishi sunak maintains that he declared— interests. rishi sunak maintains that he declared the interest privately— that he declared the interest privaieiy ani— that he declared the interest privately and correctly. do you ieiieve— privately and correctly. do you ieiieve iiim —

privately and correctly. do you believe him ? _ privately and correctly. do you believe him ? and- privately and correctly. do you believe him ? i: f privately and correctly. do you believe him ? ' i: f a�*i: believe him? and machetes and so—called zombie knives, they're going to be banned. really? they've said that before. i'm sure it follows a grandmother losing grandson to knife losing her grandson to knife crime to join us to crime. who's going to join us to talk that in talk about that in the programme? yeah, absolutely . programme? yeah, absolutely. and quiche, your majesty , we're and quiche, your majesty, we're going— and quiche, your majesty, we're going-ig— and quiche, your majesty, we're going be discussing the dish going to be discussing the dish mai— going to be discussing the dish that king— going to be discussing the dish that king charles— going to be discussing the dish that king charles wants us all eating— that king charles wants us all eating-coronation- that king charles wants us all eating coronation . let us eating at the coronation. let us know— eating at the coronation. let us know youn— eating at the coronation. let us know your thoughts on all of inn.— know your thoughts on all of that. gbviews@gbnews.uk is the onoii— that. gbviews@gbnews.uk is the onoii. ao— that. gbviews@gbnews.uk is the email. as usual.— that. gbviews@gbnews.uk is the email. as usual. we will get to as email. as usual. we will get to on many— email. as usual. we will get to on many oi— email. as usual. we will get to as many of them— email. as usual. we will get to as many of them as possible. but fini— as many of them as possible. but first oi— as many of them as possible. but first of oin— as many of them as possible. but first of all, here— as many of them as possible. but first of all, here are— as many of them as possible. but first of all, here are your news nooiiinoo— first of all, here are your news headlines with— first of all, here are your news headlines with tamsin roberts . headlines with tamsin roberts. noon— headlines with tamsin roberts. noon inonno— headlines with tamsin roberts. both thanks very— headlines with tamsin roberts. both thanks very much. g: both thanks very much. good morning— both thanks very much. good morning from — both thanks very much. good morning from the— both thanks very much. good morning from the gb news room. it's 932. the scottish national party treasurer has been arrested following an investigation into party finances. police scotland says 71 year old colin beattie is in custody and is being questioned by detectives. it's after the

party's accused of using more than £600,000 in donations meant for the independence referendum. it's the second arrest in relation to the inquiry with the party's former chief executive, peter murrell, being arrested and later released without charge earlier this month , the charge earlier this month, the energy secretary's welcomed new rules banning all energy suppliers from forcibly installing pre—payment metres in the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator , ofgem, age of 85. the regulator, ofgem, temporarily stopped the practise in february after it emerged a subcontractor used by british gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them. suppliers across england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of practise to protect vulnerable customers . under new vulnerable customers. under new rules, technicians will also be required to wear body cameras and audio equipment . the uk's and audio equipment. the uk's rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth month in a row. data from the office for

national statistics reveals the unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in the three months to february. that's up from 3.7% in the previous three months. meanwhile job vacancies fell by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to march. and pay has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more slowly than inflation, so earnings are still falling in real terms . a government real terms. a government ministers defended rishi sunak, telling gb news he doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity after a parliament's ethics watchdog launched an investigation downing street says the inquiry into the prime minister 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 month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to recruit more childminders number 10, says mr sunak will clarify how it was declared as a ministerial interest rather than to the commons tv , tv, online

to the commons tv, tv, online radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to andrew and beth . and beth. well, you've been hearing the breaking news , extraordinary breaking news, extraordinary development in scotland. the treasurer of the scottish - treasurer of the scottish noiionoi— treasurer of the scottish national party, he's called coiin— national party, he's called colin beattie.— national party, he's called colin beattie. he's a doyen of ino— colin beattie. he's a doyen of one sno— colin beattie. he's a doyen of no sin non— colin beattie. he's a doyen of the snp. he's been arrested this morning. — the snp. he's been arrested this morning. non— the snp. he's been arrested this morning. he's in— the snp. he's been arrested this morning. he's in police custody. non— morning. he's in police custody. no-o ioing— morning. he's in police custody. he's being questioned by the noiioo— he's being questioned by the police following— he's being questioned by the police following this ongoing investigation— police following this ongoing investigation into the party's finance.— investigation into the party's finances. that's— investigation into the party's finances. that's right. it's coiin— finances. that's right. it's colin beattie.— finances. that's right. it's colin beattie. - finances. that's right. it's colin beattie. it; $33”; colin beattie. he's 71 years old. he's in custody now. he's being questioned by detectives. we're going to bring you up to date as the show goes on. and just to remind you,— date as the show goes on. and just to remind you, his- just to remind you, his the two nooks— just to remind you, his the two weeks ago,— just to remind you, his the two weeks ago, ino— just to remind you, his the two weeks ago, the chief executive of weeks ago, the chief executive oi ino— weeks ago, the chief executive of one snp.— weeks ago, the chief executive of the snp, peter— weeks ago, the chief executive of the snp, peter murrell was oriented.— of the snp, peter murrell was arrested. also. _ of the snp, peter murrell was arrested. also. he— of the snp, peter murrell was arrested. also. he happens to be mr arrested. also. he happens to be iii-sinngoon— arrested. also. he happens to be iii-sinngoon ,— arrested. also. he happens to be mr-sturgeon , who- arrested. also. he happens to be mr sturgeon , who of mr nicola sturgeon, who of course, was the— mr nicola sturgeon, who of course, was the leader of the swi— course, was the leader of the son oni— course, was the leader of the son and ino— course, was the leader of the snp and the first minister, who resigned— snp and the first minister, who resigned o— snp and the first minister, who resigned o ion— snp and the first minister, who resigned a few weeks i resigned a few weeks ago. i inni— resigned a few weeks ago. i inink inn— resigned a few weeks ago. i think that-have- resigned a few weeks ago. i think that have anything think that didn't have anything left think that didn't have anything ioii in— think that didn't have anything ioii in non— think that didn't have anything left in her tank.— think that didn't have anything left in her tank. that's what

sno— left in her tank. that's what one-inno— left in her tank. that's what she -that's-she. left in her tank. that's what. she -that's-she said. she said. that's what she said. nui— she said. that's what she said. nuilononooi— she said. that's what she said. butlsuspect the— she said. that's what she said. but suspect the ongoing police but i suspect the ongoing police investigation— but i suspect the ongoing police investigation is— but i suspect the ongoing police investigation is going to form a ingo— investigation is going to form a iongo oni— investigation is going to form a iongo oni ingo— investigation is going to form a large and large and of course we know— large and large and of course we know ino— large and large and of course we know the police— large and large and of course we know the police have taken an inning— know the police have taken an inionooi in— know the police have taken an inionooi in o— know the police have taken an interest in a large— know the police have taken an interest in a large luxury oonnonn— interest in a large luxury camper van, which was parked outside.— camper van, which was parked outside-sturgeon- camper van, which was parked outside. sturgeon mother outside. nicola sturgeon mother in-nonoo.— outside. nicola sturgeon mother in-nonoo. ani— outside. nicola sturgeon mother in house. and there's talk in law's house. and there's talk in law's house. and there's talk in ino— in law's house. and there's talk in the scottish— in law's house. and there's talk in the scottish papers they're iooning—iool in the scottish papers they're looking _too. sol in the scottish papers they're lookiron _too. sol in the scottish papers they're lookiron that too. so in the scottish papers they're lookiron that throughout so in the scottish papers they're lookiron that throughout the more on that throughout the programme— more on that throughout the programme now. more on that throughout the. programmeinow.-in more on that throughout the- programmeinow.-in the programme. now. spring is in the air onion— programme. now. spring is in the air onion ino— programme. now. spring is in the air after the wettest martin noooni— air after the wettest martin nooni ,— air after the wettest martin noooni , oni— air after the wettest martin record , and the— air after the wettest martin record , and the green shoots of record, and the green shoots of economic recovery— record, and the green shoots of economic recovery are they ioginning— economic recovery are they beginning—i- economic recovery are they beginning i didn't beginning to show? i didn't onio— beginning to show? i didn't nniio gig,— beginning to show? i didn't write that, by— beginning to show? i didn't write that, by the way. well, vino— write that, by the way. well, nno-io — write that, by the way. well, who-to discuss- write that, by the way. well, who to discuss the who better to discuss the economic weather who better to discuss the- economic weather-someone economic weather than someone nno— economic weather than someone vino—ini- economic weather than someone vino—iii iniiil who left school early but built the who left school early but built one noiiio— who left school early but built the mobile phone phones? the mobile phone giant phones? are the mobile phone giant phones? ano yon— the mobile phone giant phones? are you businessmen?— the mobile phone giant phones? are you businessmen? john- are you businessmen? john caudwell joins us now. good morning, john. good morning. oooi— morning, john. good morning. oooi nonning. — morning, john. good morning. good morning. well,- g good morning. good morning. viii“ morning, john. good morning. good morning. well, that isn't john. we're just waiting to. there you are , john. lovely to there you are, john. lovely to see you. thank you. thank you very much for joining see you. thank you. thank you very much forjoining us see you. thank you. thank you very much for joining us this morning. you know , we talk to morning. you know, we talk to politicians about the economy . politicians about the economy. they'll what they want politicians about the economy. thito ll what they want politicians about the economy. thito hear. what they want politicians about the economy. thito hear. we what they want politicians about the economy. thito hear. we talk: they want politicians about the economy. thito hear. we talk to iey want us to hear. we talk to economists. they have a very broad understanding of it. but you a businessman you as a businessman bring a unique perspective the unique perspective to the

situation the moment. what's situation at the moment. what's your assessment of where we are right now ? is are we heading right now? is are we heading towards a deeper recession or are we on the up ? oh gosh. you are we on the up? oh gosh. you know, this is a complex- ”i3:3; i33 l. 37 o3 93;" you know, this is a complex question nonin— know, this is a complex question nooiiy. iii— know, this is a complex question nooiiy. in in— know, this is a complex question really. i'll try and— know, this is a complex question really. i'll try and answer it inioiio— really. i'll try and answer it inioiiy, ini— really. i'll try and answer it briefly, but you— really. i'll try and answer it briefly, but you can't do inoiioo— briefly, but you can't do iuoiioo io— briefly, but you can't do justice to that- briefly, but you can't do justice to that question inioiio— justice to that question briefly, because this all starts winn— briefly, because this all starts win one— briefly, because this all starts with the pandemic and rishi pining— with the pandemic and rishi ouiiing noo— with the pandemic and rishi putting too much money into the oonoy— putting too much money into the oonoy oni— putting too much money into the economy and causing problems niinoni— economy and causing problems without stimulating real job gonn— without stimulating real job gnowin. ani— without stimulating real job gnowin. and i— without stimulating real job growth. and i launched at that ino— growth. and i launched at that iino in— growth. and i launched at that time in march— growth. and i launched at that time in march 2020, something inni— time in march 2020, something not i— time in march 2020, something not i ooiioi— time in march 2020, something that i called caudwell pandemic noooony— that i called caudwell pandemic noooony io— that i called caudwell pandemic recovery to stimulate growth of the recovery to stimulate growth of one noi— recovery to stimulate growth of the real economy— recovery to stimulate growth of the real economy by bringing in by by— the real economy by bringing in by by incentivise_ the real economy by bringing in by by incentivise easing businesses— by by incentivise easing businesses from all around the nonin— businesses from all around the nonii io— businesses from all around the world to come— businesses from all around the world to come to— businesses from all around the world to come to the uk in a spooni— world to come to the uk in a special enterprise— world to come to the uk in a special enterprise zone dedicated _ special enterprise zone dedicated to - special enterprise zone dedicated to the environment. nooonoo— dedicated to the environment. because that— dedicated to the environment. because that will— dedicated to the environment. because that will be one of the biggest— because that will be one of the niggooi oxoonio— because that will be one of the biggest exports that there's going— biggest exports that there's going io— biggest exports that there's going io io— biggest exports that there's going io no in— biggest exports that there's going to be in the next ten, 20 years— going to be in the next ten, 20 yoon so— going to be in the next ten, 20 yoon so no— going to be in the next ten, 20 years. so we really— going to be in the next ten, 20 years. so we really , really years. so we really, really needed— years. so we really, really needed io— years. so we really, really needed to do _ years. so we really, really needed to do that and we've done noining.— needed to do that and we've done noining. non,— needed to do that and we've done nothing. now, all— needed to do that and we've done nothing. now, all that money inni— nothing. now, all that money inn-inno— nothing. now, all that money that into people's pockets that went into people's pockets has that went into people's pockets nos onon— that went into people's pockets nos inon posi— that went into people's pockets has then post pandemic kept the

oonoy— has then post pandemic kept the economy buoyant. _ has then post pandemic kept the economy buoyant. but it's all winn— economy buoyant. but it's all with government— economy buoyant. but it's all with government borrowing and inni— with government borrowing and no nos— with government borrowing and no nos io— with government borrowing and that has to come— with government borrowing and that has to come from somewhere . so— that has to come from somewhere . so nnono— that has to come from somewhere . so nnono no— that has to come from somewhere . so wnono no no— that has to come from somewhere . so where we are at— that has to come from somewhere . so where we are at the moment is o— . so where we are at the moment is o very— . so where we are at the moment is o very ,— . so where we are at the moment is o vony , very— . so where we are at the moment is a very , very natural downturn is a very, very natural downturn , inn-o— is a very, very natural downturn , one that's only— is a very, very natural downturn , one that's only slight at the ooni — , one that's only slight at the ooni ani— , one that's only slight at the moment. and i— , one that's only slight at the moment. and i am actually amazed at moment. and i am actually amazed oi ino— moment. and i am actually amazed at the robustness— moment. and i am actually amazed at the robustness of— moment. and i am actually amazed at the robustness of the uk ooononny— at the robustness of the uk economy because it is only a signi— economy because it is only a slight downturn _ economy because it is only a slight downturn ._ economy because it is only a slight downturn . but it was slight downturn. but it was inoviioiio— slight downturn. but it was inevitable. i— slight downturn. but it was inevitable. i thought it would be inevitable. i thought it would no o— inevitable. i thought it would no o ion— inevitable. i thought it would be a lot more— inevitable. i thought it would be a lot more severe than it is iooonoo— be a lot more severe than it is because as that— be a lot more severe than it is because as that money that's nnnning— because as that money that's nnnning oni— because as that money that's running out in— because as that money that's running out in people's pockets, onion— running out in people's pockets, nnion io— running out in people's pockets, onion is oioo— running out in people's pockets, which is also incidentally inoiioi— which is also incidentally fuelled inflation as that runs out:— fuelled inflation as that runs out, onon— fuelled inflation as that runs out, then people— fuelled inflation as that runs out, then people are going to be oooniing— out, then people are going to be ooonoing iooo— out, then people are going to be spending less money and move us iowonio— spending less money and move us towards recession. _ spending less money and move us towards recession. but that nooiiy— towards recession. but that nooiiy noon-i— towards recession. but that really hasn't happened in line nin— really hasn't happened in line win no— really hasn't happened in line with my thinking . i:3 with my thinking. what do you make— with my thinking. what do you make of the size of the tax burden, though? john caldwell it's the highest tax burden in this country now since the second world war. we second world war. and we understand why were so understand why taxes were so high after the to rebuild high after the war to rebuild britain after six years of conflict. yeah, britain after six years of conflict . yeah, well, once conflict. yeah, well, once again— conflict. yeah, well, once again o— conflict. yeah, well, once again o very— £331 nag yeah, well, once again, a very complex question. nui— again, a very complex question. on in— again, a very complex question. on if you— again, a very complex question. but if you look— again, a very complex question. but if you look at— again, a very complex question. but if you look at the major onnon— but if you look at the major

inivono oi— but if you look at the major drivers of that— but if you look at the major drivers of that one is that we're nowhere— drivers of that one is that we're nowhere near productive onongn—o- we're nowhere near productive onongn—o very- enough. britain is a very unproductive— enough. britain is a very unproductive society. you can only— unproductive society. you can oniy inonoooo— unproductive society. you can only increase productivity by ininging— only increase productivity by ininging on— only increase productivity by bringing on better efficient oi— bringing on better efficient means of producing things or by wonking— means of producing things or by wonking iongon— means of producing things or by working longer hours . that's not working longer hours. that's not onoouoiiviiy— working longer hours. that's not pnooiuoiiviiy pon— working longer hours. that's not productivity per hour. then but it productivity per hour. then but i io— productivity per hour. then but it is productivity— productivity per hour. then but it is productivity per person . it is productivity per person. so it is productivity per person. so you— it is productivity per person. so you onnon— it is productivity per person. so you either need to increase youn— so you either need to increase on nonn— so you either need to increase on noon on— so you either need to increase your hours or increase your oiiioionoy— your hours or increase your oiiioionoy .— your hours or increase your efficiency . and— your hours or increase your efficiency . and we haven't done efficiency. and we haven't done onnon— efficiency. and we haven't done oiinon oi— efficiency. and we haven't done either of those— efficiency. and we haven't done either of those things . in either of those things. in addition— either of those things. in addition to— either of those things. in addition to that, then we've got addition to that, then we've got o gonioinio— addition to that, then we've got a geriatric population , people a geriatric population, people vino— a geriatric population, people nno no— a geriatric population, people nno woo,— a geriatric population, people who are way, way— a geriatric population, people who are way, way , way, way more who are way, way, way, way more people— who are way, way, way, way more ooooio non— who are way, way, way, way more ooooio vino— who are way, way, way, way more people now who are— who are way, way, way, way more people now who are past retirement— people now who are past retirement age- people now who are past retirement age that we have to ooonon- — retirement age that we have to ouoponi. ooo-vo— retirement age that we have to support. we've got a really improving— support. we've got a really improving health science which onoiioo— improving health science which onoiioo ooooio— improving health science which enables people to live a lot iongon— enables people to live a lot iongon. ii— enables people to live a lot longer. it enables illnesses to be longer. it enables illnesses to no inooiooi— longer. it enables illnesses to be treated, whereas previous ooooio— be treated, whereas previous ooooio wonii— be treated, whereas previous people would have died . and people would have died. and inonoiono— people would have died. and therefore the— people would have died. and therefore the burden on the nonin— therefore the burden on the health service— therefore the burden on the health service is enormous. so of health service is enormous. so oi onon— health service is enormous. so of course then tax— health service is enormous. so of course then tax has to go up to keep— of course then tax has to go up io keep up— of course then tax has to go up io keep up winn— of course then tax has to go up to keep up with that. but it's all to keep up with that. but it's oii io— to keep up with that. but it's oii o oo— to keep up with that. but it's all to do with— to keep up with that. but it's all to do with productivity. we get all to do with productivity. we goi ino—

all to do with productivity. we get the productivity up, then the percentage— get the productivity up, then the percentage tax that we pay can remain low— the percentage tax that we pay can remain low and that's where ioiiing— can remain low and that's where ioiiing oo— can remain low and that's where ioiiing oo o— can remain low and that's where we're failing as a country. gonn— we're failing as a country. ionn. yon-no— we're failing as a country. ionn. yon-no o— we're failing as a country. john, you're a self—made man. you work really hard from being 18 years old. we've just seen that you're in monaco. so congratulations . lucky you. wish congratulations. lucky you. wish we were in monaco. you had a work ethic. we've got a whole generation now. we've got record numbers post pandemic of employment age individuals who are not in work. how do we get those people back to work? because that's a fundamental problem we've just heard about mark drakeford in wales trying universal basic income in parts of the country. you know , the of the country. you know, the bafic of the country. you know, the basic tenant of a communist socialist society. we've got to address that balance, haven't we, between the individual and the state? well, of course it's a the state? well, of course it's o oononn. ii— the state? well, of course it's o p . ii o— 7 well, of course it's a person's. if a person can onnivo— a person's. if a person can onnivo on— a person's. if a person can survive on their- a person's. if a person can survive on their pensions, that inoy-vo — survive on their pensions, that they've earned— survive on their pensions, that they've earned during the iiioiino— they've earned during the lifetime or— they've earned during the lifetime or any- they've earned during the lifetime or any wealth that inoy-vo — lifetime or any wealth that they've created _ lifetime or any wealth that they've created during the iiioiino— they've created during the iiioiino ,— they've created during the lifetime , it— they've created during the lifetime , it is,— they've created during the lifetime , it is, of course, lifetime, it is, of course, tnoin— lifetime, it is, of course, onoin nigno— lifetime, it is, of course, their right to— lifetime, it is, of course, their right to retire as long as onoy-no— their right to retire as long as tnoy-no noo— their right to retire as long as inoy-no noo o— their right to retire as long as they're not a burden on the oono.— they're not a burden on the

oono. iono— they're not a burden on the state. but there _ they're not a burden on the state. but there is retirement age— state. but there is retirement ogo io— state. but there is retirement age is ridiculously low and this is no— age is ridiculously low and this is no nono— age is ridiculously low and this is the issue of— age is ridiculously low and this is the issue of the— age is ridiculously low and this is the issue of the geriatric ooouiooion— is the issue of the geriatric ooouioiion ,— is the issue of the geriatric population , because when i was population, because when i was a kid, population, because when i was a no, ino— population, because when i was a no, no ogo— population, because when i was a kid, the average life— population, because when i was a kid, the average life expectancy for kid, the average life expectancy ion o— kid, the average life expectancy ion o noio— kid, the average life expectancy ion o noio in— kid, the average life expectancy for a male in britain was 68 years— for a male in britain was 68 years oii. — for a male in britain was 68 years oii. ii— for a male in britain was 68 years old. if you're born today, ino— years old. if you're born today, ino ogo— years old. if you're born today, the average life— years old. if you're born today, the average life expectancy now is oioni— the average life expectancy now is oioni oo. — the average life expectancy now is about 90. that— the average life expectancy now is about 90. that means in the ininno— is about 90. that means in the ininno no— is about 90. that means in the future we will— is about 90. that means in the future we will be— is about 90. that means in the future we will be carrying 24 years— future we will be carrying 24 years oi— future we will be carrying 24 years of pensionable age, nonooon— years of pensionable age, wonooon i— years of pensionable age, whereas i only— years of pensionable age, whereas i only expected to live for whereas i only expected to live ion ino— whereas i only expected to live ion ino years— whereas i only expected to live for two years past— whereas i only expected to live for two years past my pensionable- for two years past my pensionable age. so we have to oiinooo— pensionable age. so we have to oiinooo inoi— pensionable age. so we have to address that as— pensionable age. so we have to address that as well. you know, inono-o— address that as well. you know, inono-o o— address that as well. you know, inono-o o ioi— address that as well. you know, there's a lot of— address that as well. you know, there's a lot of good, great pebble— there's a lot of good, great ooooio oni— there's a lot of good, great people out there that are in the 60'— people out there that are in the 60, os— people out there that are in the oo, 65 pin— people out there that are in the oo, os pin is— people out there that are in the 60, 65 plus 75 plus who are going— 60, 65 plus 75 plus who are doing ono— 60, 65 plus 75 plus who are doing who could— 60, 65 plus 75 plus who are doing who could do a great job. but doing who could do a great job. nni inoy-no— doing who could do a great job. but they're encourage to retire by by— but they're encourage to retire by by oooioiy. — but they're encourage to retire by by society. and we need to onongo— by by society. and we need to onongo inoi. — by by society. and we need to change that. and— by by society. and we need to change that. and so maybe for nooiiny— change that. and so maybe for nooiiny pebble— change that. and so maybe for nooiiny ooooio ,— change that. and so maybe for healthy people , the state healthy people, the state oonoion— healthy people, the state pension, well— healthy people, the state pension, well ,- healthy people, the state pension, well , i healthy people, the state pension, well, i think definitely— pension, well, i think definitely the state pension nooio— definitely the state pension nooio io— definitely the state pension nooio io io— definitely the state pension needs to be at— definitely the state pension needs to be at an older age . we needs to be at an older age. we nood— needs to be at an older age. we nooi io— needs to be at an older age. we nooi io keep— needs to be at an older age. we need to keep people working iongon— need to keep people working iongon. inoi— need to keep people working longer. that wouldn't be ooonon— longer. that wouldn't be

ooouion oi— longer. that wouldn't be popular, of course, but we have to popular, of course, but we have io io— popular, of course, but we have to do something— popular, of course, but we have to do something to— popular, of course, but we have to do something to get the ioionoo— to do something to get the ioionoo oi— to do something to get the balance of how— to do something to get the balance of how many working poooio— balance of how many working ooooio no— balance of how many working people are there— balance of how many working people are there are in the ooouioiion— people are there are in the population asian, and the number of population asian, and the number oi poooio— population asian, and the number oi ooooio inoi— population asian, and the number of people that we— population asian, and the number of people that we have to ooonon— of people that we have to ouoooni inio— of people that we have to support into retirement. ' i: support into retirement. and gonn— support into retirement. and john on— support into retirement. and john i— support into retirement. and ionn. i push— support into retirement. and john, can i push you- support into retirement. and john, can i push you on what bev talked about there? the ulez bafic talked about there? the ulez basic income? because what the welsh the labour welsh government, the labour government is proposing is giving seekers in giving young asylum seekers in wales £1,600 a month plus. they'll also get legal aid to help them fight deportation. ian, is that an appropriate use of public money? they don't have to do anything for the money, by the way, at all. no work at all? no, but this is politicians ogoin— no, but this is politicians ogoin ion-i— no, but this is politicians again, isn't it,- no, but this is politicians again, isn't it, andrew? this is nnoi— again, isn't it, andrew? this is nnoi inoy— again, isn't it, andrew? this is nnoi inoy io. — again, isn't it, andrew? this is what they do. you— again, isn't it, andrew? this is what they do. you know, they iooi— what they do. you know, they look-catching. - look for vote catching. so i'm iniiy— look for vote catching. so i'm iuiiy ouoooniivo— look for vote catching. so i'm fully supportive of , uh, of fully supportive of, uh, of oonnn— fully supportive of, uh, of asylum seekers in going through the asylum seekers in going through ino oonooi— asylum seekers in going through the correct channels, going innongn. — the correct channels, going innougn. ani— the correct channels, going through. and i— the correct channels, going through. and i do think britain has through. and i do think britain noo io— through. and i do think britain noo io ioio— through. and i do think britain noo io ioio o— through. and i do think britain has to take a proper and fair onno— has to take a proper and fair onono oi— has to take a proper and fair share of asylum— has to take a proper and fair share of asylum seekers because inoi-o— share of asylum seekers because inoi-o ino— share of asylum seekers because inoi-o ino only— share of asylum seekers because that's the only humanitarian way to that's the only humanitarian way io no. — that's the only humanitarian way io no. nui— that's the only humanitarian way io no. nni oioo— that's the only humanitarian way to be. but also we— that's the only humanitarian way to be. but also we do need to ooninoi— to be. but also we do need to control immigration correctly . control immigration correctly. inoi— control immigration correctly. inoi nonoy— control immigration correctly. that money could have been used to that money could have been used io by— that money could have been used io by oni— that money could have been used to try and stimulate—

that money could have been used to try and stimulate those oonnn— to try and stimulate those asylum seekers to find some nooini— asylum seekers to find some nooini ioi— asylum seekers to find some uooiui job in— asylum seekers to find some useful job in britain for and inon — useful job in britain for and inon noi— useful job in britain for and inon noi io— useful job in britain for and them not to be— useful job in britain for and them not to be asylum seekers iigniing— them not to be asylum seekers iigniing ino— them not to be asylum seekers fighting the government, but ooinoiiy— fighting the government, but ooinoiiy io— fighting the government, but actually be repatriated into nniioin— actually be repatriated into oniioin oni— actually be repatriated into britain and put— actually be repatriated into britain and put to useful work so britain and put to useful work no inoi— britain and put to useful work so that they're— britain and put to useful work so that they're contributing to nniiion— so that they're contributing to british society— so that they're contributing to british society instead of being a british society instead of being o inoin— british society instead of being o inoin on— british society instead of being o inoin on ii— british society instead of being a drain on it. _ british society instead of being a drain on it. i— british society instead of being a drain on it. i want to ask you about as you built up phones for you mobile phone company, about this emergency alert that we're going to get on the 23rd of april at this sunday, no. yes it is this sunday. wes streeting on going 3:00 this sunday. mobile phones are all going to beep from the government telling us be frightened. there be be frightened. there may be imminent nearby do you imminent death. nearby do you support this? as somebody who's who's generated a huge amount of mobile over the mobile phone sales over the years ? well, i don't think my years? well, i don't think my niiiiono— years? well, i don't think my niiiiono oi— years? well, i don't think my millions of mobile— 7 well, i don't think my millions of mobile phones sales ooinoiiy— millions of mobile phones sales actually qualifies— millions of mobile phones sales actually qualifies me to be any more knowledgeable on this than anybody— more knowledgeable on this than anybody oioo— more knowledgeable on this than anybody else, because it's a onno— anybody else, because it's a pure in— anybody else, because it's a pure in insi— anybody else, because it's a pure in iuoi o— anybody else, because it's a pure it's just a pure, uh , pure it's just a pure, uh, ooioniioi— pure it's just a pure, uh, potential facility to save

pebble's_ potential facility to save people's lives. now there are ongnnonio— people's lives. now there are arguments against it of course, iooonoo— arguments against it of course, iooonoo ii-o— arguments against it of course, because it's going— arguments against it of course, because it's going to alert poooio— because it's going to alert ooooio io— because it's going to alert people to somebody's secret onono. — people to somebody's secret onono. ani— people to somebody's secret phone. and that— people to somebody's secret phone. and that secret phone nigni— phone. and that secret phone nigni io— phone. and that secret phone might be there— phone. and that secret phone might be there because of abuse or difficulties.— might be there because of abuse or difficulties. so— might be there because of abuse or difficulties. so there are nois— or difficulties. so there are nioio oni— or difficulties. so there are risks and challenges within inn.— risks and challenges within inoi. nui— risks and challenges within inoi. noi i— risks and challenges within that. but i think ultimately the oioiioiioo— that. but i think ultimately the statistics must— that. but i think ultimately the statistics must prove speak for inonooivoo.— statistics must prove speak for themselves. it's— statistics must prove speak for themselves. it's already been inioiioi— themselves. it's already been inioiioi in— themselves. it's already been trialled in different countries ononni— trialled in different countries ononni ino— trialled in different countries around the world and if it is gonuinoiy— around the world and if it is genuinely saving lives and saving— genuinely saving lives and saving nono— genuinely saving lives and saving more lives than it iooponiiooo— saving more lives than it iooponiiooo ,— saving more lives than it jeopardises , then it's a jeopardises, then it's a oooiiivo— jeopardises, then it's a positive thing. and i believe people— positive thing. and i believe ooooio wiii— positive thing. and i believe ooooio wiii io— positive thing. and i believe people will be able to turn this oioni— people will be able to turn this oioni oii— people will be able to turn this oioni oii oni— people will be able to turn this alert off and turn— people will be able to turn this alert off and turn the notification - alert off and turn the notification off. but of course inoi— notification off. but of course inoi nogninoo— notification off. but of course that requires knowledge of how to that requires knowledge of how io io— that requires knowledge of how io io ii.— that requires knowledge of how io do i. so— that requires knowledge of how io do i. so i— that requires knowledge of how to do it. so i think— that requires knowledge of how to do it. so i think we have to ionnoni— to do it. so i think we have to move forward into— to do it. so i think we have to move forward into society to iini— move forward into society to iini-oi— move forward into society to find _of helping- move forward into society to find of helping people, find ways of helping people, ooving— find ways of helping people, ooving pebble's_ find ways of helping people, saving people's lives , saving saving people's lives, saving inon — saving people's lives, saving inon inon — saving people's lives, saving them from catastrophic situations. _ them from catastrophic situations. but i remain to be oninoi— situations. but i remain to be convinced whether this is a ooniiouioniy— convinced whether this is a particularly good idea and wnoinon— particularly good idea and nnoinon ii— particularly good idea and whether it will— particularly good idea and whether it will work . c33 whether it will work. can i ask you— whether it will work. can i ask you inn.— whether it will work. can i ask you this, john? we had on the programme last week somebody campaigning for mobile phones to be outlawed unless somebody 16 or what age do you think is

or over what age do you think is appropriate for someone own appropriate for someone to own their phone ? oh, gosh. i their mobile phone? oh, gosh. i mean, you their mobile phone? oh, gosh. i you know,— their mobile phone? oh, gosh. i mean, you know, the— ” 7 oh, gosh. i mean, you know, the trouble is inoi— mean, you know, the trouble is inoi onoon— mean, you know, the trouble is that screen time— mean, you know, the trouble is that screen time for young oniiinon— that screen time for young children is— that screen time for young children is very- that screen time for young children is very damaging to the young— children is very damaging to the young inoin— children is very damaging to the young inoin ,— children is very damaging to the young brain , especially 2 or 3 young brain, especially 2 or 3 oni— young brain, especially 2 or 3 and ion— young brain, especially 2 or 3 and ion yoon— young brain, especially 2 or 3 and four year olds. so screen iino— and four year olds. so screen time, whether— and four year olds. so screen time, whether it's— and four year olds. so screen time, whether it's mobile phones or time, whether it's mobile phones on oononion— time, whether it's mobile phones or computer screens or ioiovioion— or computer screens or television ,_ or computer screens or television , should be limited. television, should be limited. wnoiovon— television, should be limited. whatever the _ television, should be limited. whatever the age. and i think oiion— whatever the age. and i think oiion inoi— whatever the age. and i think oiion inoi ,— whatever the age. and i think after that , it's— whatever the age. and i think after that , it's down to the after that, it's down to the oononn— after that, it's down to the oononi. nui— after that, it's down to the parent. but of— after that, it's down to the parent. but of course , there is parent. but of course, there is a parent. but of course, there is o ooioiy— parent. but of course, there is o ooioiy oooooi— parent. but of course, there is a safety aspect to _ parent. but of course, there is a safety aspect to child having a safety aspect to child having o noiiio— a safety aspect to child having a mobile phone.— a safety aspect to child having a mobile phone. so i think onoioiiy— a mobile phone. so i think onoioiiy .— a mobile phone. so i think onoioiiy . io— a mobile phone. so i think probably . 10 or- a mobile phone. so i think probably . 10 or 11 is probably. 10 or 11 is a reasonable- probably. 10 or 11 is a reasonable age . i think it's reasonable age. i think it's niiioniono— reasonable age. i think it's ridiculous to— reasonable age. i think it's ridiculous to outlaw before ioiono— ridiculous to outlaw before ioiono io— ridiculous to outlaw before before 16, because we want our oniiinon— before 16, because we want our oniiinon io— before 16, because we want our children to have— before 16, because we want our children to have mobile phones for children to have mobile phones ion ooonniiy— children to have mobile phones for security reasons as much as ony— for security reasons as much as any oinon. — for security reasons as much as any oinon. ani— for security reasons as much as any other. and then you know, inoy-no— any other. and then you know, inoy-no yony— any other. and then you know, they're very there's a lot of inioiiooi— they're very there's a lot of intellect, intelligence and information— intellect, intelligence and information that comes from noiiio— information that comes from mobile phones.— information that comes from mobile phones. all of us use inon — mobile phones. all of us use inon io— mobile phones. all of us use them to research— mobile phones. all of us use them to research things that we ion-i— them to research things that we ion-i know— them to research things that we don't know anything about to niion— don't know anything about to wiion on— don't know anything about to widen our knowledge. so i don't inini— widen our knowledge. so i don't inink yon— widen our knowledge. so i don't inink you on— widen our knowledge. so i don't think you can turn— widen our knowledge. so i don't think you can turn the clock

nook. — think you can turn the clock nook. nui— think you can turn the clock nook. noi i— think you can turn the clock back. but i don't— think you can turn the clock back. but i don't also advocate inoi— back. but i don't also advocate inoi nio— back. but i don't also advocate that kids younger— back. but i don't also advocate that kids younger or even ioonogono— that kids younger or even teenagers, having too much iino— teenagers, having too much screen time. very interesting ooning— screen time. very interesting ooning ion— screen time. very interesting coming for you. _ screen time. very interesting coming for you. �*7 f: coming for you. if i could ask you just one final question. i know you took in some a family of ukrainian refugees some time ago. i don't know if they're still with you and how things are, if they are, they are with with us and they're in a lovely environment. and i think she's as happy— environment. and i think she's oo nappy oo— environment. and i think she's oo nappy oo ono— environment. and i think she's as happy as she can— and i think she's as happy as she can be, but onoo— as happy as she can be, but ono-o iiving— as happy as she can be, but she's living with— as happy as she can be, but she's living with her son in the gnonnio— she's living with her son in the gnonnio oi— she's living with her son in the gnounio oi ny— she's living with her son in the grounds of my estate. and of course , terrified— grounds of my estate. and of course , terrified for her course, terrified for her oonniny— course, terrified for her oonniny .— course, terrified for her country . motty her relatives and country. motty her relatives and her country. motty her relatives and non nnoioni,— country. motty her relatives and her husband, especially us, who is her husband, especially us, who io in— her husband, especially us, who is in ino— her husband, especially us, who is in the forces.— her husband, especially us, who is in the forces. so,— her husband, especially us, who is in the forces. so, you know , is in the forces. so, you know, in— is in the forces. so, you know, its nooiiy— is in the forces. so, you know, it's really, really— is in the forces. so, you know, it's really, really difficult. ani— it's really, really difficult. ani ono— it's really, really difficult. and she has— it's really, really difficult. and she has regularly broken down— and she has regularly broken down in— and she has regularly broken down in tears— and she has regularly broken down in tears ,_ and she has regularly broken down in tears , i— and she has regularly broken down in tears , i think, as you down in tears, i think, as you nono,— down in tears, i think, as you would, because— down in tears, i think, as you would, because she's terrified for would, because she's terrified ion oyonyining— would, because she's terrified for everything that's going on. nui— for everything that's going on. noi onoo— for everything that's going on. noi ono-o goi— for everything that's going on. but she's got the— for everything that's going on. but she's got the best life that ono— but she's got the best life that ono on— but she's got the best life that ono novo— but she's got the best life that she can have under the circumstances- she can have under the circumstances . and so many circumstances. and so many people— circumstances. and so many ooooio novo— circumstances. and so many people have done this around the uk people have done this around the iii ioiing— people have done this around the uk taking refugees— people have done this around the uk taking refugees , and i think

uk taking refugees, and i think it's uk taking refugees, and i think in o— uk taking refugees, and i think it's a wonderful— uk taking refugees, and i think it's a wonderful character of ino— it's a wonderful character of ino nniiion — it's a wonderful character of the british people . i533 9: the british people. very good. gino.— the british people. very good. gino. inn— the british people. very good. glad. i'm glad she's happy as as possible to be john, thanks for that. that's john caldwell, the businessman. lots of he's right. lots of people we shouldn't forget taken in refugees forget have taken in refugees and they're still there. yeah. and be for a and they could be there for a long, long because that was long, long time because that was showing signs of abating. showing no signs of abating. fascinating about john caldwell, about should have a about when kids should have a phone. no phone time phone. yeah, no phone time limited that campaign that you're talking about which is being us them and being run by us for them and miriam cates mp and katharine birbalsingh, is the birbalsingh, who is the strictest head teacher in the country. these women who country. these are the women who are country. these are the women who ono-inio— country. these are the women who are-this campaign- country. these are the women who are-this campaign and- are behind this campaign and i inni— are behind this campaign and i inink i— are behind this campaign and i inink i on— are behind this campaign and i inink i on vony— are behind this campaign and i think i am very much behind it as think i am very much behind it gg-grg_ think i am very much behind it as-hill sixteen- think i am very much behind it as hill sixteen smart as well. hill sixteen a smart onono— as well. hill sixteen a smart phone because— as well. hill sixteen a smart phone because the difficult ining— phone because the difficult ininglyon— phone because the difficult thinglyou take- phone because the difficult thing you take it off your thing is you take it off your iii— thing is you take it off your iii oni— thing is you take it off your iii and-ino— thing is you take it off your kid and the others have them kid and all the others have them and kid and all the others have them oni-yon-no— kid and all the others have them oni-yon-no ino— kid and all the others have them and-you're the bad- kid and all the others have them and you're the bad mum. and then you're the bad mum. wnonooo— and then you're the bad mum. wnonooo-oii— and then you're the bad mum. whereas-all join- and then you're the bad mum. whereas all join together whereas if we all join together oni— whereas if we all join together gig-yeah,— whereas if we all join together oni-voon,-ooy- whereas if we all join together and -yeah,-say to. and said, yeah, we did say to onon— and said, yeah, we did say to nnon-oono— and said, yeah, we did say to when-came on- and said, yeah, we did say to when came on the programme when they came on the programme last when they came on the programme iooi ooon— when they came on the programme last week,-luck_ when they came on the programme last week, luck trying to last week, good luck trying to onioo — last week, good luck trying to onioo-onono— last week, good luck trying to prise - phone off - last week, good luck trying to prise phone off the do prise the phone off the kid. do you— prise the phone off the kid. do you nonnonnoni— prise the phone off the kid. do you remember-we- prise the phone off the kid. do you remember we spoke to you remember when we spoke to noinonino— you remember when we spoke to katharine—about- you remember when we spoke to kathelt'st_about- you remember when we spoke to kathelt's brilliant. about you remember when we spoke to kathelt's brilliant. i about you remember when we spoke to kathelt's brilliant. i wentnut you remember when we spoke to kathelt's brilliant. i went and this? it's brilliant. i went and iougni— this? it's brilliant. i went and bought. nokia_ this? it's brilliant. i went and bought nokia well bought two nokia bricks. well iono— bought two nokia bricks. well iono oni— bought two nokia bricks. well iono and-goi— bought two nokia bricks. well done and got them now done and i've got them now so inoi— done and i've got them now so

inoi onon— done and i've got them now so that when misbehave they go that when they misbehave they go niin — that when they misbehave they go niin -inion— that when they misbehave they go with - brick, not - that when they misbehave they go with - brick, not the - with the nokia brick, not the onon— with the nokia brick, not the ononi onono. — with the nokia brick, not the smart phone. nigni with the nokia brick, not the smart phone. \ii:3wu: ”i:3; with the nokia brick, not the smart phone. nigni 93 9 with the nokia brick, not the smart phone. \ii:3u: 93 39 smart phone. now we're going to talk snooker, sport. talk about snooker, a sport. neither know neither bev turner i know anything a stupid i'd anything about, but a stupid i'd just stop oil protester disrupt noted night's snooker noted last night's world snooker championship by championship in sheffield by getting the getting on the on the on the table and throwing orange powder. that's right in that vony— powder. that's right in that yony nign— powder. that's right in that very high carbon— : that's right in that very high carbon us sport of noook— very high carbon us sport of snooker . yes.— very high carbon us sport of snooker . yes. the second snooker. yes. the second onoiooion— snooker. yes. the second protester was _ snooker. yes. the second protester was dragged off onoinon— protester was dragged off another table— protester was dragged off another table at the same time. ani— another table at the same time. and-gono— another table at the same time. ani-gono woo— another table at the same time. and game was suspended. paul and the game was suspended. paul ooyio— and the game was suspended. paul ooyio io— and the game was suspended. paul ooyio io oun— and the game was suspended. paul coyte is our fabulous sportsman oni— coyte is our fabulous sportsman oni noo— coyte is our fabulous sportsman oni no-o nono. — coyte is our fabulous sportsman and he's here. look,- coyte is our fabulous sportsman and he's here. i:33 t and he's here. look, i don't know anything about snooker and i think it's boring, but so thanks very much. yeah, but. but for he's wearing yellow for once, he's wearing yellow though. points the though. two points for the yellow there. well, yes, yellow ball there. well, yes, you get two points for yellow, don't yes, do. very don't you? yes, you do. very good. what on earth has snooker got to do? how can they have got their into that sport? their clutches into that sport? as carbon as bev says, very carbon conscious the first conscious sport. well, the first ining — conscious sport. well, the first ininglinoi— conscious sport. well, the first ininglinoi inoy— 33 well, the first thing that they probably thing is that they probably oouiin-i— thing is that they probably couldn't—for- couldn't get tickets for the iinoi. — couldn't get tickets for the iinoi. so — couldn't get tickets for the final. so this— couldn't get tickets for the final. so this is— couldn't get tickets for the final. so this is very early on in ino— final. so this is very early on in the world— final. so this is very early on in the world championships. so inoy-no— in the world championships. so they're-thinking,- they're probably thinking, nigni,— they're probably thinking,- right,_tickets ? right, how can we get tickets? ani— right, how can we get tickets? and-unon — right, how can we get tickets? and _when they - right, how can we get tickets? and when they make and also it's when they make inoin— and also it's when they make inoin nun— and also it's when they make inoin oo— and also it's when they make their run as well. _ and also it's when they make their run as well. so it was iooioni— their run as well. so it was robert milkins_ their run as well. so it was

robert milkins and joe and robert milkins and joe perry and was snooker players and was they as snooker players and non— was they as snooker players and monk-oni— was they as snooker players and monk-oni ion— was they as snooker players and mark and fan zhengyi which was they as snooker players and maion and fan zhengyi which was they as snooker players and maion otherfan zhengyi which was they as snooker players and maion other sideihengyi which was they as snooker players and maion other side sotgyi which was they as snooker players and maion other side so whereiich are on the other side so where inoy— are on the other side so where inoy-ino— are on the other side so where inoy-ino ii-o— are on the other side so where they-the it's the- are on the other side so where they the it's the crucible they have the it's the crucible inooino— they have the it's the crucible inooino in— they have the it's the crucible theatre in sheffield which is wnono— theatre in sheffield which is wnono ino— theatre in sheffield which is where the world championships novo—yoonol have been for nearly 50 years. so have been for nearly 50 years. so-io— have been for nearly 50 years. so-io ion- have been for nearly 50 years. so-do for the- have been for nearly 50 years. so-do for the earlyi so what they do for the early nouni— so what they do for the early nouni io— so what they do for the early rounds is that— so what they do for the early rounds is that they have to ioiioo— rounds is that they have to ioiioo. ani— rounds is that they have to tables. and then when you get iuninon—iuoi- tables. and then when you get further—just havel further on, then you just have ono-ino— further on, then you just have one-the middle.- further on, then you just have one the middle. so one table in the middle. so inono-o— one table in the middle. so inono-o o— one table in the middle. so there's a-thing- one table in the middle. so there's a thing that there's a big thing that oooonoioo— there's a big thing that separates the now, it separates the two. now, it won-i— separates the two. now, it woon-i-ono- separates the two. now, it wasn't one protester wasn't only one protester iooouoo— wasn't only one protester. iooouoo—ino wasn't only one protester- because_the same because two came in at the same iino— because two came in at the same iinolino— because two came in at the same iinolino ono— because two came in at the same iinolino guy— because two came in at the same time. the one guy comes in, time. so the one guy comes in, jumps— time. so the one guy comes in, iunoo on— time. so the one guy comes in, iunoo on ino— time. so the one guy comes in, jumps on the table. so you're onoioiiy— jumps on the table. so you're probably about— jumps on the table. so you're probably about to see and probably about to see this, and inon— probably about to see this, and inonliunoo— probably about to see this, and then .jumps.the- probably about to see this, and then jumps the table with then he jumps on the table with his then he jumps on the table with nio-iog— then he jumps on the table with nio-iog oi— then he jumps on the table with his-bag of orange- then he jumps on the table with his bag of orange powder. his little bag of orange powder. inono— his little bag of orange powder. nono-inoo— his little bag of orange powder. there there, jumps in the there he is there, jumps in the niiiio. — there he is there, jumps in the middle. that's— there he is there, jumps in the middle. that's-as- there he is there, jumps in the middle. that's as as the middle. that's just as as as the gono— middle. that's just as as as the gono noi— middle. that's just as as as the gono noo iogun— middle. that's just as as as the game had begun. so robert iiiiiino— game had begun. so robert milkins was— game had begun. so robert milkins was on— game had begun. so robert milkins was on 11 break there. he milkins was on 11 break there. no oniy— milkins was on 11 break there. no oniy iuoi— milkins was on 11 break there. he only just started. so it non-i— he only just started. so it won-i ino— he only just started. so it wasn't like they were sitting innougn— wasn't like they were sitting innougn-oi- wasn't like they were sitting through of snooker through a load of snooker ioiono— through a load of snooker before. probably loved it before. they probably loved it as before. they probably loved it oo-you— before. they probably loved it oo-you io. - before. they probably loved it oo-you do. i- before. they probably loved it as-you do. i don'tl before. they probably loved it- as-you do. i don't know as much as you do. i don't know what that powder is. it could be a chemical. well, yes, but i nnoi— a chemical. well, yes, but i mean, what do— a chemical. well, yes, but i mean, what do you- {3333 {3 well, yes, but i mean, what do you do? {3333 33 well, yes, but i mean, what do you do? what i3.3i:3;33 33 well, yes, but i mean, what do you do? what do you— mean, what do you do? what do you-oiiuoiiono- mean, what do you do? what do you-situation? the- you do in the situation? the ining— you do in the situation? the ining io— you do in the situation? the ining io inoi— you do in the situation? the thing is that you're whacking. inoin— thing is that you're whacking. yogi, inono— thing is that you're whacking. well, there you— thing is that you're whacking. well, there you go. but the ining— well, there you go. but the ining io— well, there you go. but the thing is, their— well, there you go. but the thing is, their snooker cue, inougn— thing is, their snooker cue, though,.that's- thing is, their snooker cue, though, that's prize though, is that's a prize possession.— though, is that's a prize- possession._change though, is that's a prize- posse over._change

though, is that's a prize- posse over like _change though, is that's a prize posse over like like change though, is that's a prize posse over like like tennisnnge them over like like tennis nookoio— them over like like tennis rackets, wooden snooker, so rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you—noni- rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you—noni io- rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so| you—noni io onooi rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you snooker want to break rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you snooker cue. want to break rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you snooker cue. so ant to break rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you snooker cue. so you:o break rackets, wooden snooker, cue. so you snooker cue. so you moveik your snooker cue. so you move oui— your snooker cue. so you move oui oi— your snooker cue. so you move oui oi-woy— your snooker cue. so you move oui oi-woy oo— your snooker cue. so you move out of way as anybody would out of the way as anybody would do. so— out of the way as anybody would do. 50-jump_ out of the way as anybody would do. 50-jump on— out of the way as anybody would do. so -jump on the- out of the way as anybody would do. so jump on the table do. so they jump on the table oni— do. so they jump on the table oni inon— do. so they jump on the table and then one— do. so they jump on the table and then one is— do. so they jump on the table and then one is jumping on the ioiio— and then one is jumping on the table, ino— and then one is jumping on the table, the other— and then one is jumping on the table, the other one trying table, the other one is trying to table, the other one is trying io—io- table, the other one is trying io—io ino- table, the other one is tryingi to _to the table. to glue themself to the table. oh,— to glue themself to the table. onlwnonooo— to glue themself to the table. oh,-whereas it's- to glue themself to the table. oh, whereas it's one thing oh, no. whereas it's one thing giuoing— glueing yourself to paintings onon— glueing yourself to paintings when-notices. - glueing yourself to paintings when-notices.-as| glueing yourself to paintings- when-notices.-as soon when nobody notices. but as soon as when nobody notices. but as soon oon-ion— when nobody notices. but as soon oon-ion non— when nobody notices. but as soon as-know how long- when nobody notices. but as soon as know how long this as i don't know how long this giuo— as i don't know how long this giuo ooio— as i don't know how long this giuo ooio in— as i don't know how long this glue sets in, so— as i don't know how long this glue sets in, so probably you as i don't know how long this glue abouti, so probably you as i don't know how long this glue about 2;o probably you as i don't know how long this glue about 2 orprobably you as i don't know how long this glue about 2 or 3obably you as i don't know how long this glue about 2 or 3 minutes>u as i don't know how long this glue about 2 or 3 minutes to need about 2 or 3 minutes to ooiuoiiy— need about 2 or 3 minutes to actually have— need about 2 or 3 minutes to actually have yourself set to ino— actually have yourself set to ino-so— actually have yourself set to ino-so inoy- actually have yourself set to the so they managed to the table. so they managed to get the table. so they managed to goi nio— the table. so they managed to goi nii oi— the table. so they managed to goi nio oi non— the table. so they managed to get rid of her and— the table. so they managed to get rid of her and then it's a noiion— get rid of her and then it's a noiion oi— get rid of her and then it's a matter of cleaning up then matter of cleaning up and then onnooiing— matter of cleaning up and then arresting-people. - matter of cleaning up and then arresting people. arresting the people. they tell us-inoy-yo— arresting the people. they tell us they've chosen bucha us why they've chosen bucha well, it's just another well, i think it's just another sport. it's another sport which islty— sport. it's another sport which ioliv. — sport. it's another sport which ioliv. ino— sport. it's another sport which is.tv. the crowd- sport. it's another sport which is.tv. the crowd i- sport. it's another sport which is.tv. the crowd i mean,�* is on tv. the crowd i mean, i saw this clip when it broke first last night. the crowd were not well, of course not not happy. well, of course not shouting off, booing shouting get him off, booing him. they presume that go him. they presume that to go nono— him. they presume that to go home-paid- him. they presume that to go home-paid the- 3 they presume that to go home paid the money him. they presume that to go- home-paid the money for home and they paid the money for inoin— home and they paid the money for inoin iioioi— home and they paid the money for their ticket. did— home and they paid the money for their ticket. did they then move their ticket. did they then move ino iiviion— their ticket. did they then move the divider and— their ticket. did they then move the divider and continue play the divider and continue to play on—iioii.- the divider and continue to play on—iioii. onol on the one table? well, one ioiio— on the one table? well, one table was that's it. one table. once everything had been done, it's other one has it's fine. the other one is has obviously been ruined because it's fine. the other one is has obviouzgotieen ruined because it's fine. the other one is has obviouzgotieen ruigot because it's fine. the other one is has obviouzgotieen ruigot orange.e you've got you've got orange powder. what they tried powder. now, what they tried to do was someone comes out with a

vacuum cleaner. do was someone comes out with a vacuum cleaner . they're just vacuum cleaner. they're just trying to clean. they're trying to can you to sweep it off. can you imagine? actually playing on there? there's little there? and there's like little orange. yeah, don't worry about that. it'll run fine. but that. it'll it'll run fine. but i looked into this and there actually is, there's a company and is from textile and the cloth is from a textile company in gloucestershire . it's company in gloucestershire. it's called number ten. i called straken number ten. i know you've got some suits made out of that, andrew. it's the same stuff. it's the champion chip cloth. they would chip cloth. so what they would then do is then recut then have to do is then recut then have to do is then recut the table. then that takes hours that will be ready. so they're going to that will be ready. so they're going io novo— that will be ready. so they're going to have i search. - going to have to search. iyonyiooy— going to have to search. everybody now goes to a snooker iounooni— everybody now goes to a snooker tournament,-they,- everybody now goes to a snooker tournament, they, make tournament, aren't they, to make ouno—goiiing- tournament, aren't they, to make ouno—goiiing goi- sure they're not getting got iogo— sure they're not getting got bogs—won.- sure they're not getting got bags _well, what sure they're not getting got- bags _well, what are bags of tricks. well, what are you doing? can you can you search someone with a bag of search for someone with a bag of powder? know. i'll have powder? i don't know. i'll have to. but thing is. but to. but. but the thing is. but security well change the way security as well change the way we live in this country. to have your bag searched— we live in this country. to have your bag searched-into. your bag searched going into a onooion-oooni— your bag searched going into a snooker,-sport of- your bag searched going into a snooker, sport of snooker snooker, dull sport of snooker iionupioi— snooker, dull sport of snooker disrupted ithese _ snooker, dull sport of snooker. disrupted ithese-men disrupted by these dreadful men and disrupted by these dreadful men oni—is— disrupted by these dreadful men oni—io inono- and women. but is there a situation where a snooker is not in the public eye as much as it was 20, 30 years ago? everybody's now talking about snooken everybody's now talking about snooker. maybe as crazy it

snooker. maybe as crazy as it sounds , some people in snooker sounds, some people in snooker will be thinking people are looking now. it's going to looking at us now. it's going to be looking at us now. it's going to iolounnon— looking at us now. it's going to iolounnon oi— looking at us now. it's going to belsummer of absolute- be a summer of absolute oionuoiion— be a summer of absolute disruption chaos because of disruption and chaos because of inooo— disruption and chaos because of these-lunatics- disruption and chaos because of these lunatics want these selfish lunatics who want to these selfish lunatics who want io-oi— these selfish lunatics who want io-oi inoin— these selfish lunatics who want to of their opinions to inflict all of their opinions on—let'sl to inflict all of their opinions. on—ioi-o nope on everybody else. let's hope noi.— on everybody else. let's hope not. many rounds do you not. how many rounds do you have? many? you win have? how many? how do you win a game snooker, by the way? game of snooker, by the way? what do you mean? how do you win?— what do you mean? how do you win? i— what do you mean? how do you win? i oouii— what do you mean? how do you win? i oouii go— what do you mean? how do you win? i could go on— what do you mean? how do you win? i could go on for ages. 15 noiio— win? i could go on for ages. 15 noon. inon— win? i could go on for ages. 15 reds. then you've— win? i could go on for ages. 15 reds. then you've got all the oooui— reds. then you've got all the colours-then— reds. then you've got all the colours then whoever colours and then whoever scores the colours and then whoever scores ino—inoi— colours and then whoever scores the—that would- colours and then whoever scores the _that would wini colours and then whoever scores the frame. that would win colours and then whoever scores the frame. and that would win colours and then whoever scores the frame. and then would win colours and then whoever scores the frame. and then it's1ld win the frame. and then it's iiiiononi— the frame. and then it's different frames the frame. and then it's- different frames _well, different frames to win. well, it different frames to win. well, ii oii— different frames to win. well, it all depends.— different frames to win. well, it all depends. it's different, nigni?— it all depends. it's different, nignio-uo- it all depends. it's different, nignio-uo io- it all depends. it's different, right?-up to the. it all depends. it's different, right? up to the final. right? the way up to the final. iooo— right? the way up to the final. iooo ooniy— right? the way up to the final. iooo ooniy on— right? the way up to the final. less early on where beth didn't know— less early on where beth didn't know oiinon. — less early on where beth didn't know either. okay,— less early on where beth didn't know either. t 9 know either. okay, right, back to good to to you, paul. thanks. good to see you, paul. okay. back to politics. sunak chair politics. rishi sunak will chair cabinet as the cabinet this morning as the parliamentary ethics watchdog launches into launches an investigation into his ties. so his family's financial ties. so the minister, the labour the prime minister, the labour party jumping the prime minister, the labour paiand jumping the prime minister, the labour paiand down jumping the prime minister, the labour paiand down about jumping the prime minister, the labour paiand down about jurbecause up and down about this because he in the mps he didn't disclose in the mps register interest just he didn't disclose in the mps register interestjust the register of interest just in the ministerial code that wife ministerial code that his wife holds a care holds shares in a child care agency which potentially he could receive as could receive payments as a result the latest budget. so result of the latest budget. so joining us now for more is so joining us now for more is gb wows— joining us now for more is gb wowo io— joining us now for more is gb news is political— joining us now for more is gb news is political darren news is political editor darren iioooiinoy— news is political editor darren iioooiinoy . — news is political editor darren mccaffrey . good—

news is political editor darren mccaffrey. t: 39 news is political editor darren mccaffrey . t: 39 'l�*ii3””i:3;3 mccaffrey. good morning, darren. have we had any response from rishi sunak? it must be a case of wake up in the morning, put his head in hands and go his head in his hands and go something i've got to deal something else i've got to deal with, which probably doesn't feel very important . yeah, and feel very important. yeah, and let's be honest— feel very important. yeah, and let's be honest-this- feel very important. yeah, and let's be honest-this .- feel very important. yeah, and let's be honest-this . it's let's be honest about this. it's noi— let's be honest about this. it's noi-iiggooi— let's be honest about this. it's not biggest scandal the not the biggest scandal in the wow.— not the biggest scandal in the wonki-going- not the biggest scandal in the world.-going to- not the biggest scandal in the world. going to be world. if we're going to be inonk— world. if we're going to be ink-ii.— world. if we're going to be frank-it. clearly- world. if we're going to be frank it. clearly it's a frank about it. clearly it's a distraction,— frank about it. clearly it's a distraction, though, for rishi sing,— distraction, though, for rishi sunok, oo— distraction, though, for rishi sunak, as-say,- distraction, though, for rishi sunak, as say, cabinet is sunak, as you say, cabinet is unionwoy— sunak, as you say, cabinet is underway morning, sunak, as you say, cabinet is underway morning , larry, underway this morning, larry, inying— underway this morning, larry, inyinglgoi— underway this morning, larry, tryinglget into_ underway this morning, larry, trying get into number 10. trying to get into number 10. inn— trying to get into number 10. inio oii— trying to get into number 10. this all relates— trying to get into number 10. this all relates to his andrew ooyio— this all relates to his andrew i>oyio oooii— this all relates to his andrew doyle spelt out— this all relates to his andrew doyle spelt out from mps point of doyle spelt out from mps point oi wow— doyle spelt out from mps point oi noi— doyle spelt out from mps point of view, not necessarily iooioning— of view, not necessarily declaring that his wife had oonoon— declaring that his wife had oonoon in— declaring that his wife had shares in his— declaring that his wife had shares in his company that could in iuiuno— shares in his company that could in future because— shares in his company that could in future because of changes to the in future because of changes to ino iuigoi— in future because of changes to the budget benefit from extra oniiioono— the budget benefit from extra childcare provision from the government. _ childcare provision from the government. if— childcare provision from the government. if and it is a big if government. if and it is a big ii oni— government. if and it is a big if and downing— government. if and it is a big if and downing street saying inoy-no— if and downing street saying they're willing— if and downing street saying they're willing to cooperate wiin — they're willing to cooperate wiin inn— they're willing to cooperate with this inquiry. three if the common— with this inquiry. three if the commons standards commissioner iinio— commons standards commissioner iinio-kioni— commons standards commissioner finds-rishi sunak- commons standards commissioner finds-rishi sunak ,- commons standards commissioner finds-rishi sunak, i- finds against rishi sunak, i ino— finds against rishi sunak, i mean the simple punishment is inoi— mean the simple punishment is inoi-nowo— mean the simple punishment is that have apologise that he will have to apologise oni— that he will have to apologise oni iooiono— that he will have to apologise and declare it— that he will have to apologise and declare it to— that he will have to apologise and declare it to mps. keir sionnon— and declare it to mps. keir starmer, for— and declare it to mps. keir starmer, for example, has had to do inoi— starmer, for example, has had to do inoi in— starmer, for example, has had to do inoi in ino— starmer, for example, has had to do that in the past— starmer, for example, has had to do that in the past when he's iooionoi— do that in the past when he's declared matters— do that in the past when he's declared matters of interest a iiiiio— declared matters of interest a iiiiio ioio—

declared matters of interest a little late as— declared matters of interest a little late as well. so as i say in ionno— little late as well. so as i say in ionno oi— little late as well. so as i say in terms of the— little late as well. so as i say in terms of the actual sanction, it's in terms of the actual sanction, ii-o noi— in terms of the actual sanction, ii-o noi ino — in terms of the actual sanction, it's not the biggest scandal in the it's not the biggest scandal in ino wonii. — it's not the biggest scandal in the world. but— it's not the biggest scandal in the world. but you're right, noin— the world. but you're right, noin io— the world. but you're right, beth, is this— the world. but you're right, beth, is this what rishi sunak nooioo— beth, is this what rishi sunak nooioo wo— beth, is this what rishi sunak nooioo wo, ii— beth, is this what rishi sunak needs? no, it frankly, it isn't it needs? no, it frankly, it isn't ii in— needs? no, it frankly, it isn't ii in noi— needs? no, it frankly, it isn't it it's not what— needs? no, it frankly, it isn't it it's not what he needs iooouoo— it it's not what he needs because not— it it's not what he needs because not least of all, he's noon— because not least of all, he's ioon inying— because not least of all, he's ioon inying io— because not least of all, he's been trying to move himself and his—conservative his party away from conservative oziooo— his party away from conservative oioozo—iooonoi sleaze ever since he became inno— sleaze ever since he became inino-ooying- sleaze ever since he became. inino-ooying-woo prime minister, saying that was the prime minister, saying that was ino-nooo.— prime minister, saying that was ino-nooo-io- prime minister, saying that was the-mess.-is not. the previous mess. this is not inoi-o— the previous mess. this is not mine. that's more— the previous mess. this is not mine. that's more difficult when it mine. that's more difficult when iiloiooniy— mine. that's more difficult when iiloiooniy nio— mine. that's more difficult when itlclearly his mess.- mine. that's more difficult when it clearly his mess. second it is clearly his mess. second of it is clearly his mess. second oi gr,— it is clearly his mess. second oi gr, w-woo— it is clearly his mess. second of all, we've got— it is clearly his mess. second of all, we've got elections ooning— of all, we've got elections ooning-iuoi- of all, we've got elections ooning-iuoi o- of all, we've got elections coming just a matter of coming up in just a matter of wooko— coming up in just a matter of wooko iino— coming up in just a matter of weeks time. timing. weeks time. not ideal timing. kni— weeks time. not ideal timing. kni inini— weeks time. not ideal timing. and third-all,— weeks time. not ideal timing. and third all, despite the and third of all, despite the nooioono— and third of all, despite the headache today, i think a bigger one headache today, i think a bigger oouii— headache today, i think a bigger oouii io— headache today, i think a bigger one could be coming down the inooko— one could be coming down the inooko-io— one could be coming down the tracks. - is the - one could be coming down the tracks. is the report tracks. and that is the report inio— tracks. and that is the report into dominic— tracks. and that is the report into dominic raab, an alleged iuiiying— into dominic raab, an alleged iuiiying wnion— into dominic raab, an alleged bullying which we're expecting into dominic raab, an alleged bu appear/hich we're expecting into dominic raab, an alleged buappear/hiktheie're expecting into dominic raab, an alleged buappear/hikthe nextexpecting into dominic raab, an alleged buappear/hikthe nextexpectirof to appear in the next couple of ioyo— to appear in the next couple of ioyo . — to appear in the next couple of ooyo . oonon— to appear in the next couple of days . 'l�*ii3””i:3;3 i~ii£iiii3�*"�*"”i:3;«n days. darren mccaffrey that's our downing our political editor, downing street. thanks much for street. thanks so much for joining now you know what joining us. now you know what i think summed that up think you summed that up yesterday saying yesterday when you were saying that bet labour that the best bet that labour have is that there's some have got is that there's some sort of scandal rishi sunak sort of scandal that rishi sunak falls within next falls into within the next 18 months before election months before the election praying for it. in some ways, he is kind— praying for it. in some ways, he is kind oi— praying for it. in some ways, he is kind of doing— praying for it. in some ways, he is kind of doing all— 39 t in some ways, he is kind of doing all right. like i is kind of doing all right. like i ooy— is kind of doing all right. like i ooy inoi— is kind of doing all right. like i say that reluctantly, as you know,— i say that reluctantly, as you know-noi— i say that reluctantly, as you know-noi oo— i say that reluctantly, as you know, - not as. as- i say that reluctantly, as you

know, not as as fan. know, i'm not as big as fan. kenn— know, i'm not as big as fan. yeah, because— know, i'm not as big as fan. yeah, because things- know, i'm not as big as fan. yeah, because things look they he the attack ad reeked of panic . yeah exactly. because it's because the polls are moving in the tories direction. his personal approval ratings are catching up with with starmer's very fast. so they are. so now they think if they chip chip away at his it's not working . away at his it's not working. there are questions about rishi. i there are questions about rishi. i nowo— there are questions about rishi. i nowo nono— there are questions about rishi. i have more questions, much more oioui— i have more questions, much more oioui wnoinon— i have more questions, much more about whether his— i have more questions, much more about whether his wife has got oonoon— about whether his wife has got ononoolo— about whether his wife has got shares-a childcare- about whether his wife has got shares-a childcare i shares in a childcare company. i mean, the family are billionaires- mean, the family are billionaires are there are billionaires.— billionaires are there are billionaires. and i think it's ivo— billionaires. and i think it's ooo-ooio— billionaires. and i think it's eve - said on - billionaires. and i think it's eve said on breakfast this eve paula said on breakfast this nonning— morning, we don't know whether inoi— morning, we don't know whether inoi-iinn — morning, we don't know whether that-firm makes- that particular firm makes a ononi— that particular firm makes a profit-"0b— that particular firm makes a profit-not, but— that particular firm makes a profit not, but we do know profit or not, but we do know now— profit or not, but we do know how shareholding is. t how big a shareholding is. it oouiu— how big a shareholding is. it oouo-oo— how big a shareholding is. it could-£5. that's- how big a shareholding is. it could-£5. that's right.- how big a shareholding is. t 3: filo ”93 the could be £5. that's right. the idea that he changed- 3: filo ”93 the idea that he changed budgetary oion— idea that he changed budgetary nion in— idea that he changed budgetary plan in onion— idea that he changed budgetary plan in order to— idea that he changed budgetary plan in order to give her a iiiiio— plan in order to give her a iiiiio-non- plan in order to give her ai little-her-in little bump in her shares in a oniiioono— little bump in her shares in a childcare company, her shareholding- childcare company, her shareholding in her family oonoony— shareholding in her family company, infosys, we worked out on ino— company, infosys, we worked out on ino ooiiy— company, infosys, we worked out on the daily mail— company, infosys, we worked out on the daily mail is around 780 niiiion. — on the daily mail is around 780 niiiion. no— on the daily mail is around 780 million. he doesn't- on the daily mail is around 780 million. i:3; : t : on the daily mail is around 780 million. : t : million. he doesn't need a few quid. she doesn't from a scheme which was lauded, by the way , in which was lauded, by the way, in the budget to help get childcare for mums and dads, making it more accessible and more

affordable. yeah. and of course now what labour are trying to do is do something on that parade. as they may say, i have questions about infosys though, because that rolls out the world's biggest id world's biggest digital id system in india. mrs. system in india. that's mrs. murphy. that's sunak murphy. that's rishi sunak family's family firm. so if we start talking about— 9k 9k �*7 so if we start talking about digital id, i start talking about digital id, i-woni— start talking about digital id, i-woni-oi- start talking about digital id, i-want-of that- start talking about digital id, i want of that go into i don't want any of that go into iniooyo— i don't want any of that go into iniooyolknow— i don't want any of that go into infosys, know what i mean? infosys, you know what i mean? inoin— infosys, you know what i mean? inoi-o-inoi— infosys, you know what i mean? that's-that i'm- infosys, you know what i mean? that's that i'm more that's the stuff that i'm more inionooioi— that's the stuff that i'm more interested-not— that's the stuff that i'm more interested not whether interested in, not whether she noo— interested in, not whether she noo-in— interested in, not whether she has-inlchildcare- interested in, not whether she has in childcare and has shares in a childcare and i say— has shares in a childcare and i ooy i— has shares in a childcare and i ooy i-oi— has shares in a childcare and i say i-at breakfast,- has shares in a childcare and i say i at breakfast, it's say i said at breakfast, it's a oionn— say i said at breakfast, it's a oionn in— say i said at breakfast, it's a oionn in on— say i said at breakfast, it's a storm in an egg— say i said at breakfast, it's a storm in an egg cup and a very onoii— storm in an egg cup and a very onoii ogg— storm in an egg cup and a very onoii ogg ouo. — storm in an egg cup and a very small egg cup. right. still to ino— small egg cup. right. still to come, the government is planning to come, the government is planning io-ooioo— come, the government is planning to-saleslmachetes- to ban all sales of machetes and oo—ooiioi— to ban all sales of machetes and so—called-knives. - to ban all sales of machetes and so—called knives. so—called zombie knives. that's now.— so—called zombie knives. that's noxi. sioy— so—called zombie knives. that's noxi. sioy wiin— so—called zombie knives. that's next. stay with britain's news

more morning. it's 10 am. on iuooioy— more morning. it's 10 am. on iuooioy, ino — more morning. it's 10 am. on tuesday, the 18th— more morning. it's 10 am. on tuesday, the 18th of- 39 it's 10 am. on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is io— tuesday, the 18th of april. this is io ino— tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to the point— tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to the point with andrew iionoo — is to the point with andrew iionoo oni— is to the point with andrew pierce and bev— is to the point with andrew pierce and bev turner. so s&p treasure treasurer— pierce and bev turner. so s&p treasure treasurer colin beattie noo— treasure treasurer colin beattie noo noon— treasure treasurer colin beattie has been arrested— treasure treasurer colin beattie has been arrested by police investigating— has been arrested by police investigating the party's iuniing— investigating the party's funding finances. (i:3; funding and finances. police sooiionu— funding and finances. police sooiionu soy— funding and finances. police scotland say the— funding and finances. police scotland say the 71 year old is in custody being in custody and is being questioned detectives . that questioned by detectives. that story's going to run and- 2: :3 that story's going to run and run, as inoy— story's going to run and run, as inoy-snookon— story's going to run and run, as they snooker world they say. snooker world championship we're they say. snooker world championship-we're to championship this we're going to be championship this we're going to io—io— championship this we're going to io—iolnooning- be we're going to be hearing inon— be we're going to be hearing inon in— be we're going to be hearing from in-program - be we're going to be hearing from in program from the from in the program from the demonstrator— from in the program from the demonstrator disrupted the demonstrator who disrupted the nook— demonstrator who disrupted the nook iooi— demonstrator who disrupted the snooker last night. the woke , ino— snooker last night. the woke warrior , the prime minister warrior, the prime minister ioooo— warrior, the prime minister ioooo on— warrior, the prime minister faces an ethics— warrior, the prime minister faces an ethics investigate into his faces an ethics investigate into nio wiio-o— faces an ethics investigate into his wife's financial interests. kioni— his wife's financial interests. kioni kioni — his wife's financial interests. rishi rishi sunak— his wife's financial interests. rishi rishi sunak maintains that he declared the interest privately and correctly. but do you believe him? i do, actually. kni— you believe him? i do, actually. and you— you believe him? i do, actually. and your majesty— you believe him? i do, actually. and your majesty ,_ you believe him? i do, actually. and your majesty , we're- 3 337 i do, actually. and your majesty , we're going to and your majesty, we're going to iioouoo— and your majesty, we're going to iioouoo ino— and your majesty, we're going to discuss the dish. _ and your majesty, we're going to discuss the dish. king charles

wonio— discuss the dish. king charles wonio uo— discuss the dish. king charles wonio us on— discuss the dish. king charles wants us all eating at the coronation. _ wants us all eating at the coronation. and it's not chicken . ioi— coronation. and it's not chicken . ioi uo— coronation. and it's not chicken . ioi us know— coronation. and it's not chicken . let us know your— coronation. and it's not chicken . let us know your thoughts on all . let us know your thoughts on oii oi— . let us know your thoughts on oii oi ino— . let us know your thoughts on all of the above— . let us know your thoughts on all of the above and everything oioo— all of the above and everything else we're going— all of the above and everything else we're going to be talking oioui— else we're going to be talking oioui inn— else we're going to be talking about this morning. [15 . about this morning. gb views at gbnews.uk is the email address, as always. first of all, as always. but first of all, here your news headlines here are your news headlines with roberts . here are your news headlines with roberts. bev here are your news headlines with roberts . bev thank with tamsin roberts. bev thank you. good morning— with tamsin roberts. bev thank you. good morning from - 3 t bev thank you. good morning from the gb newsroom. it's— you. good morning from the gb newsroom. it's 10:01. the you. good morning from the gb newsroom. it's10:01. the snp treasurer has— newsroom. it's10:01. the snp treasurer has been arrested by noiioo— treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the party's iinonooo— police investigating the party's finances. colin— police investigating the party's finances. colin beattie is the ooni— finances. colin beattie is the second person— finances. colin beattie is the second person to— finances. colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by second person to be questioned iy ooiooiiwoo— second person to be questioned by detectives who _ second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to ooioiiion — by detectives who are trying to establish how— by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in ionoiiono— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set aside for an inooponionoo— in donations set aside for an independence referendum had been uooi— independence referendum had been uooi ooniion— independence referendum had been used earlier this— independence referendum had been used earlier this month. the sooiiion— used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former onioi— scottish national party's former chief executive,— scottish national party's former chief executive, peter murrell , chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned— chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 nouno. — was questioned for more than 11 nouno. wn— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell ,_ was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell , who is the hours. mr murrell, who is the nuoioni— hours. mr murrell, who is the nuoioni oi— hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first minister wiooio— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon ,_ husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , was released nicola sturgeon, was released wiinoui— nicola sturgeon, was released without charge _ nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending further

investigation— without charge pending further investigation ._ without charge pending further investigation . shadow business investigation. shadow business soonoiony— investigation. shadow business secretary jonathan ashworth told us no— secretary jonathan ashworth told us its iino— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for change. 3333 us it's time for change. what we've seen is jaw— us it's time for change. what we've seen is jaw dropping, isn't it? and again, i think this shows you that the how the rot has set in with the snp and their failures in the way in which they are running scotland . and if the people of scotland want a change of direction which i think they actually do, i think it's pretty clear to me now that they need to come and support and they will support the labour party in scotland as we rebuild across the country because people are fed up of 13 years of conservative rule and they're fed up of 13 years plus of snp rule . the energy of snp rule. the energy secretaries welcome new rules banning all energy suppliers from forcibly installing pre—payment metres in the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator , ofgem, the regulator, ofgem, temporarily- the regulator, ofgem, temporarily stopped the practise in ioinuony— temporarily stopped the practise in february after— temporarily stopped the practise in february after it emerged as some contractor— in february after it emerged as some contractor used by british ooo— some contractor used by british ooo wo— some contractor used by british gas was breaking— some contractor used by british gas was breaking into people's nonoo— gas was breaking into people's nonoo io— gas was breaking into people's nonoo io iii— gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them. suppliers

across england— homes to fit them. suppliers across england ,_ homes to fit them. suppliers across england , scotland and across england, scotland and woioo— across england, scotland and woioo nowo— across england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of wales have agreed to a new code oi inooino— wales have agreed to a new code oi onooiioo io— wales have agreed to a new code of practise to protect vulnerable - of practise to protect vulnerable customers. under new uoi— vulnerable customers. under new rules, technician— vulnerable customers. under new rules, technician fees will also be rules, technician fees will also no noguinoi— rules, technician fees will also no noguinoi io— rules, technician fees will also be required to wear body cameras and be required to wear body cameras oni ouiio— be required to wear body cameras and audio equipment at the uk's noio— and audio equipment at the uk's noio oi— and audio equipment at the uk's rate of unemployment has risen oni— rate of unemployment has risen oni ioi— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies have fallen for and job vacancies have fallen ion ino— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth month in a row. ooio— for the ninth month in a row. i>oio inon— for the ninth month in a row. data from the— for the ninth month in a row. data from the office for woiionoi— data from the office for national statistics reveals the unonoioynoni— national statistics reveals the unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in ino— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in ino innoo— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in the three months to february . inoi-o— in the three months to february . inoi-o up— in the three months to february . that's up from _ in the three months to february . that's up from 3.7% in the nnowiouo— . that's up from 3.7% in the previous three— . that's up from 3.7% in the previous three months. meanwhile,— previous three months. meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 — meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 io — meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 io ii— meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the innoo— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to march and pay noo— three months to march and pay noo ion— three months to march and pay noo ny— three months to march and pay has risen by 6.6.— three months to march and pay has risen by 6.6. but it's gnowing— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more slowly than iniioiion— growing more slowly than inflation. even— growing more slowly than inflation. even so, earnings are oiiii— inflation. even so, earnings are oiiii ioiiing— inflation. even so, earnings are still falling in— inflation. even so, earnings are still falling in real terms. the ous— still falling in real terms. the ows ooyo— still falling in real terms. the ows ooyo ino— still falling in real terms. the ons says the uncertain economic ouiiook— ons says the uncertain economic ouiiook io— ons says the uncertain economic outlook is holding— ons says the uncertain economic outlook is holding industries nook— outlook is holding industries iook inon — outlook is holding industries back from recruiting . a back from recruiting. a government - back from recruiting. a government minister has defended kioni— government minister has defended ioioni sung,— government minister has defended rishi sunak, telling gb news inoi— rishi sunak, telling gb news inoi no— rishi sunak, telling gb news that he doesn't— rishi sunak, telling gb news that he doesn't think anyone iouiio— that he doesn't think anyone iouiio nio— that he doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity. motty

oiion— doubts his integrity. motty oiion o— doubts his integrity. motty after a parliament's ethics woioniog— after a parliament's ethics watchdog launched an investigation . downing street investigation. downing street ooyo— investigation. downing street ooyoino— investigation. downing street ooyo ino inguiny— investigation. downing street says the inquiry into the prime iiinioion— says the inquiry into the prime iiinioion io— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over claims he ioiioi— minister is over claims he ioiioi io— minister is over claims he failed to tell— minister is over claims he failed to tell mps his wife nigni— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a major measure announced in last nonin-o— measure announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in konu— month's budget. she holds shares in konu kios— month's budget. she holds shares in konu kiio, o— month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a childcare agency iikoiy— in koru kids, a childcare agency iikoiy io— in koru kids, a childcare agency iikoiy io goin— in koru kids, a childcare agency likely to gain financially from a likely to gain financially from o invo— likely to gain financially from o iniwo io— likely to gain financially from a drive to recruit— likely to gain financially from a drive to recruit more childminders- a drive to recruit more childminders . as number 10, says childminders. as number 10, says mr childminders. as number 10, says iin sunok— childminders. as number 10, says iin sunok wii— childminders. as number 10, says mr sunak will clarify how it was iooionoi— mr sunak will clarify how it was iooionoi oo— mr sunak will clarify how it was iooionoi oo o— mr sunak will clarify how it was declared as a ministerial inionooi— declared as a ministerial interest. home- declared as a ministerial interest. home office minister onno— interest. home office minister onnio inin— interest. home office minister chris philp told— interest. home office minister chris philp told gb news the nnno— chris philp told gb news the prime minister— chris philp told gb news the prime minister is not hiding onyining.— prime minister is not hiding onyining. — prime minister is not hiding onyining. no— prime minister is not hiding anything. he has- prime minister is not hiding anything. i:3; 33: 3 anything. he has declared his interests as a minister in his cabinet office return and he'll be working with the commissioner to clear up any , any outstanding to clear up any, any outstanding questions. but i don't think there is anything sinister here and the announcement he was talking about to get more money into child care, to provide free childcare for children up, i think to the age of four and get more people to train as child minders. those are minders. i think those are policies that all of us, to be honest, can get behind. more machetes zombie knives could machetes and zombie knives could

be wales be banned in england and wales with criminals who or sell with criminals who buy or sell them. facing up to two years in jail them. facing up to two years in ioii union— them. facing up to two years in jail under-plans,— facing up to two years in jail under plans, police jail under new plans, police oouii— jail under new plans, police oouii oioo— jail under new plans, police could also be— jail under new plans, police could also be given more powers to could also be given more powers io ooizo— could also be given more powers to seize-destroy— could also be given more powers to seize destroy weapons. to seize and destroy weapons. ino— to seize and destroy weapons. the government— to seize and destroy weapons. the government says it hopes the oion— the government says it hopes the nion wii— the government says it hopes the plan wiii noio— the government says it hopes the plan will help make the communities— plan will help make the communities safer. mps are ooiiing— communities safer. mps are ooiiing on— communities safer. mps are calling on the— communities safer. mps are calling on the government to oiininoio— calling on the government to eliminate what— calling on the government to eliminate what they call the ooooiiing— eliminate what they call the appalling ratio— eliminate what they call the appalling ratio disparity in noionnoi— appalling ratio disparity in maternal deaths , as research maternal deaths, as research oowon— maternal deaths, as research oowon iiook— maternal deaths, as research shows, black women are almost ioun— shows, black women are almost ioun inoo— shows, black women are almost four times more— shows, black women are almost four times more likely to die in onognonoy— four times more likely to die in pregnancy, childbirth and oooiooniun— pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum than white women . it postpartum than white women. it oioo— postpartum than white women. it oioo iouni— postpartum than white women. it also found the— postpartum than white women. it also found the maternal nonioiiiy— also found the maternal mortality rate- also found the maternal mortality rate in the most iooniwoi— mortality rate in the most deprived areas— mortality rate in the most deprived areas is increasing . deprived areas is increasing. ino— deprived areas is increasing. ino wonon— deprived areas is increasing. the women and— deprived areas is increasing. the women and equalities oonniiioo— the women and equalities committee is— the women and equalities committee is warning the role of noy— committee is warning the role of racism may have— committee is warning the role of racism may have been overlooked and racism may have been overlooked oni noo— racism may have been overlooked and has called— racism may have been overlooked and has called on— racism may have been overlooked and has called on the government to and has called on the government io noooo— and has called on the government to increase funding— and has called on the government to increase funding for noionniiy— to increase funding for maternity services. meanwhile the maternity services. meanwhile ino hookin— maternity services. meanwhile the health department says the wus— the health department says the wns io— the health department says the wns io ono— the health department says the wns io oi— the health department says the nhs is one of the— the health department says the nhs is one of the safest places to nhs is one of the safest places io giwo— nhs is one of the safest places io giwo iinin— nhs is one of the safest places to give birth in— nhs is one of the safest places to give birth in the world. a iookoi— to give birth in the world. a leaked network— to give birth in the world. a leaked network rail presentation snows— leaked network rail presentation onowo inoin— leaked network rail presentation shows train delays will worsen ino — shows train delays will worsen ino noxi— shows train delays will worsen over the next five _ shows train delays will worsen over the next five years. the inoooonioni—

over the next five years. the independent newspaper says the ouoni— independent newspaper says the current finding— independent newspaper says the current finding is— independent newspaper says the current finding is not allowing woiwonk— current finding is not allowing network rail— current finding is not allowing network rail to— current finding is not allowing network rail to operate , network rail to operate, noinioin— network rail to operate, maintain and- network rail to operate, maintain and renew their infrastructure _ maintain and renew their infrastructure .- maintain and renew their infrastructure . the cost to infrastructure. the cost to noooin— infrastructure. the cost to noooin ino— infrastructure. the cost to repair the network will rise iooouoo— repair the network will rise because the _ repair the network will rise because the old infrastructure is ioing— because the old infrastructure is being repaired. rather than nonooo— is being repaired. rather than nookooo ii— is being repaired. rather than replace it with— is being repaired. rather than replace it with new. rail bosses wii— replace it with new. rail bosses wiii oioo— replace it with new. rail bosses will also have— replace it with new. rail bosses will also have to— replace it with new. rail bosses will also have to cut their £3 iiiiion— will also have to cut their £3 billion risk— will also have to cut their £3 billion risk fund— will also have to cut their £3 billion risk fund designed for onongoni— billion risk fund designed for emergent causes like severe wooinon— emergent causes like severe weather conditions to prioritise iiking— weather conditions to prioritise iixing ino— weather conditions to prioritise fixing the rail— weather conditions to prioritise fixing the rail services is to iwo— fixing the rail services is to two russian— fixing the rail services is to two russian fighter jets and a 5p7 two russian fighterjets and a soy oiono— two russian fighterjets and a soy oiono noko— two russian fighterjets and a spy plane have been intercepted by ino— spy plane have been intercepted by ino wii— spy plane have been intercepted by the raf after— spy plane have been intercepted by the raf after flying close to wkio— by the raf after flying close to nato airspace. _ by the raf after flying close to nato airspace. the aircraft were onoiioi— nato airspace. the aircraft were oooiioo iiying — nato airspace. the aircraft were spotted flying over the baltic soo— spotted flying over the baltic soo oni— spotted flying over the baltic soo oni ino— spotted flying over the baltic sea and the gulf of finland. t hey— sea and the gulf of finland. inoy wono— sea and the gulf of finland. they were escorted through the ioionion— they were escorted through the estonian flight— they were escorted through the estonian flight information nogion— estonian flight information region before— estonian flight information region before being handed over to region before being handed over io swoiion— region before being handed over to swedish air— region before being handed over to swedish air force . hundreds to swedish air force. hundreds of to swedish air force. hundreds oi niiiiony— to swedish air force. hundreds of military personnel have ooniuoioi— of military personnel have conducted the— of military personnel have conducted the first rehearsal inio— conducted the first rehearsal inio nonning— conducted the first rehearsal this morning for— conducted the first rehearsal this morning for the king's oononoiion— this morning for the king's coronation ._ this morning for the king's coronation . they practised the coronation. they practised the nouio— coronation. they practised the nouio on— coronation. they practised the route on horseback in central ionion— route on horseback in central ionion in— route on horseback in central london in the— route on horseback in central london in the early hours of inio— london in the early hours of inio nonning— london in the early hours of this morning to— london in the early hours of this morning to prepare for the owoni— this morning to prepare for the owoni on— this morning to prepare for the owoni on ino— this morning to prepare for the event on the 6th— this morning to prepare for the event on the 6th of may. the oononoiion— event on the 6th of may. the coronation will— event on the 6th of may. the coronation will see the largest

niiiiony— coronation will see the largest military ceremonial operation in 70 yoo — military ceremonial operation in m yoo wono— military ceremonial operation in 70 years. more than 6000 men and oi— 70 years. more than 6000 men and oi ino— 70 years. more than 6000 men and women of the uk's— 70 years. more than 6000 men and women of the uk's armed forces wii— women of the uk's armed forces wiii io— women of the uk's armed forces wiii no ioking— women of the uk's armed forces will be taking part— women of the uk's armed forces will be taking part in the nioionio— will be taking part in the historic royal— will be taking part in the historic royal event . this is gb historic royal event. this is gb wowo. — historic royal event. this is gb wowo. wono— historic royal event. this is gb news. more from _ historic royal event. this is gb news. more from me shortly . now, news. more from me shortly. now, inougn— news. more from me shortly. now, inougn io— news. more from me shortly. now, inougn io nook— news. more from me shortly. now, though, is back to— news. more from me shortly. now, though, is back to andrew and . bev where now- where a huge now— where a huge story in bev where a huge story in scotland iooouoo— where a huge story in scotland iooouoo ino— where a huge story in scotland because the snp— where a huge story in scotland because the snp treasurer colin nooiiio— because the snp treasurer colin nooiiio noo— because the snp treasurer colin beattie has been— because the snp treasurer colin beattie has been arrested and is ioing— beattie has been arrested and is being questioned— beattie has been arrested and is being questioned by the police. i being questioned by the police. iinink— being questioned by the police. iinink wono— being questioned by the police. i think we're going— being questioned by the police. i think we're going to— being questioned by the police. i think we're going to go- i think we're going to go straight to our scotland reporter to talk about that because he's in police custody, tony maguire. tobey maguire this is only two weeks is sensational. only two weeks after executive peter after the chief executive peter murrell, mr nicola sturgeon was arrested and questioned by the police. now the treasurer . police. now the treasurer. indeed, yes. this is the story inoi— indeed, yes. this is the story inoi wii— indeed, yes. this is the story that will run— indeed, yes. this is the story that will run and— indeed, yes. this is the story that will run and run. and it's noi— that will run and run. and it's noi ooon— that will run and run. and it's not even been— that will run and run. and it's not even been two— that will run and run. and it's not even been two weeks since noion— not even been two weeks since

peter murrell— not even been two weeks since peter murrell was— not even been two weeks since peter murrell was arrested and inoi— peter murrell was arrested and inoi ouiio— peter murrell was arrested and that quite shocked being seen ouioiio— that quite shocked being seen ouioiio ino— that quite shocked being seen outside the home. he shares with wiooio— outside the home. he shares with nicola sturgeon. _ outside the home. he shares with nicola sturgeon. the big blue ooiioo— nicola sturgeon. the big blue ooiioo ioni— nicola sturgeon. the big blue police tent. i'm— nicola sturgeon. the big blue police tent. i'm sure we're all oiiii— police tent. i'm sure we're all still discussing— police tent. i'm sure we're all still discussing it— police tent. i'm sure we're all still discussing it at home, but oonioiniy— still discussing it at home, but certainly colin— still discussing it at home, but certainly colin beattie, this nonning— certainly colin beattie, this morning police— certainly colin beattie, this morning police scotland put out a morning police scotland put out o oioiononi— morning police scotland put out a statement about— morning police scotland put out a statement about an hour ago oni— a statement about an hour ago oni ii-o— a statement about an hour ago on its ooying— a statement about an hour ago and it's saying that 71 year old noi— and it's saying that 71 year old man had been— and it's saying that 71 year old man had been arrested. we now know— man had been arrested. we now know inoi— man had been arrested. we now know inoi io— man had been arrested. we now know that to be— man had been arrested. we now know that to be colin beattie. so know that to be colin beattie. so cokin— know that to be colin beattie. so colin beattie,— know that to be colin beattie. so colin beattie, he was the . so colin beattie, he was the. party— so colin beattie, he was the. party treasurer— so colin beattie, he was the. party treasurer between 2004 and 2020. — party treasurer between 2004 and 2020. no— party treasurer between 2004 and 2020. no oni— party treasurer between 2004 and 2020. he and quite— party treasurer between 2004 and 2020. he and quite a long tenure , iui— 2020. he and quite a long tenure , iui oonioiniy— 2020. he and quite a long tenure , but certainly one— 2020. he and quite a long tenure , but certainly one would inogino— , but certainly one would imagine with— , but certainly one would imagine with operation branch ionn— imagine with operation branch form interested— imagine with operation branch form interested ._ imagine with operation branch form interested . in that form interested. in that ooooooo— form interested. in that £600,000 police scotland will nosi— £600,000 police scotland will nooi iikoiy— £600,000 police scotland will most likely be— £600,000 police scotland will most likely be interested in the iooi— most likely be interested in the iooi innoo— most likely be interested in the last three years— most likely be interested in the last three years of— most likely be interested in the last three years of that time oioui— last three years of that time oioui zow, — last three years of that time about 2017, following the sooiiion— about 2017, following the scottish election. all the way innougn— scottish election. all the way innougn io— scottish election. all the way through to 2020.— scottish election. all the way through to 2020. and of course inoi— through to 2020. and of course inoi nogio— through to 2020. and of course that magic number of £600,000, the that magic number of £600,000, ino oonino— that magic number of £600,000, ino oonino oi— that magic number of £600,000, the centre of this— that magic number of £600,000, the centre of this police investigation _ the centre of this police investigation and one would inogino—

investigation and one would inogino inoi— investigation and one would imagine that the questions that it imagine that the questions that ii oouii— imagine that the questions that it could often— imagine that the questions that it could often be— imagine that the questions that it could often be said that oonnono— it could often be said that ponnooo inio— it could often be said that perhaps this won't even be the iooi— perhaps this won't even be the iooi onooi— perhaps this won't even be the last arrest, but— perhaps this won't even be the last arrest, but certainly with wiin— last arrest, but certainly with wiin noiioo— last arrest, but certainly with with police scotland . and we with police scotland. and we know— with police scotland. and we know inoi— with police scotland. and we know that they— with police scotland. and we know that they are intent on guooiioning— know that they are intent on questioning him. he is then ioing— questioning him. he is then being questioned by detectives just being questioned by detectives iuoi now— being questioned by detectives iuoi iuoi— being questioned by detectives iuoi iuoi o— being questioned by detectives just now. just a flashback, noion— just now. just a flashback, peter murrell,— just now. just a flashback, peter murrell, he was questioned by peter murrell, he was questioned iy ooiooiiwoo— peter murrell, he was questioned by detectives for— peter murrell, he was questioned by detectives for around 11 noun— by detectives for around 11 noun o— by detectives for around 11 hours, a couple- by detectives for around 11 hours, a couple of weeks ago and oonioiniy— hours, a couple of weeks ago and oonioiniy inio— hours, a couple of weeks ago and certainly this story— hours, a couple of weeks ago and certainly this story seems to be oiwoyo— certainly this story seems to be always developing. now, scottish ioioun— always developing. now, scottish ioioun ooouiy— always developing. now, scottish labour deputy leader jackie noiiiio— labour deputy leader jackie baillie has— labour deputy leader jackie baillie has already come out and ooio— baillie has already come out and ooii inoi— baillie has already come out and ooii inoi ii— baillie has already come out and said that it will— baillie has already come out and said that it will this investigation spreads . the snp investigation spreads. the snp is investigation spreads. the snp io noiuoing— investigation spreads. the snp io noiuoing io— investigation spreads. the snp is refusing to take basic steps of is refusing to take basic steps oi ouooonoing— is refusing to take basic steps of suspending msps. obviously inoin— of suspending msps. obviously inoi-o in— of suspending msps. obviously that's in reference— of suspending msps. obviously that's in reference to nicola siungoon— that's in reference to nicola siungoon oni— that's in reference to nicola sturgeon and various allegations that sturgeon and various allegations inoi oono— sturgeon and various allegations inoi oui— sturgeon and various allegations that came out over— sturgeon and various allegations that came out over the weekend ooun— that came out over the weekend oouni non— that came out over the weekend around her relation— that came out over the weekend around her relation to this ooiioo— around her relation to this police investigation and now nunzo— police investigation and now humza yousaf_ police investigation and now humza yousaf outside holyrood. as you— humza yousaf outside holyrood. as you mentioned— humza yousaf outside holyrood. as you mentioned , humza yousaf as you mentioned, humza yousaf is as you mentioned, humza yousaf io ounnoooi— as you mentioned, humza yousaf io ouoooooi io— as you mentioned, humza yousaf is supposed to be— as you mentioned, humza yousaf is supposed to be here today. noniiononi— is supposed to be here today. parliament is— is supposed to be here today. parliament is meant to reconvene ioioy— parliament is meant to reconvene ioioy oni— parliament is meant to reconvene ioooy ono ioioy— parliament is meant to reconvene today and today he— parliament is meant to reconvene today and today he was expected

today and today he was expected io ouiiino— today and today he was expected to outline what— today and today he was expected to outline what what has plans are to outline what what has plans ion— to outline what what has plans ion ino— to outline what what has plans are for the next— to outline what what has plans are for the next three years. nui— are for the next three years. nui ono— are for the next three years. but one must— are for the next three years. but one must wonder when humza kouooi— but one must wonder when humza kouooi wii— but one must wonder when humza yousaf will actually— but one must wonder when humza yousaf will actually next be the top yousaf will actually next be the ioo oiony— yousaf will actually next be the ioo oiony wnon— yousaf will actually next be the top story when it— yousaf will actually next be the top story when it comes to us iioouooing— top story when it comes to us discussing the— top story when it comes to us discussing the snp . ”93 discussing the snp. all right. inoin— discussing the snp. all right. that's tony maguire, who is our reporter in scotland. we get some political reaction now from kevin schofield from the huffpost. kevin this guy has been a huge player in the in the snp for years, treasurer from 2004 to 2020. then he was ousted for a year, but then came back for a year, but then came back for a year, but then came back for a couple of years and i suspect the treasurer who asked him for a year, cleared off because there's been real issues over transparency , over the over transparency, over the finances of the snp . this is a finances of the snp. this is a really serious development , really serious development, isn't it ? yeah, you're right. isn't it? yeah, you're right. ino— isn't it? yeah, you're right. ino on— isn't it? yeah, you're right. the man who— isn't it? yeah, you're right. the man who took- t 7 yeah, you're right. the man who took over from him, he the man who took over from him, no ouii— the man who took over from him, no guii oiion— the man who took over from him, he quit after just— the man who took over from him, he quit afterjust a— the man who took over from him, he quit afterjust a year in he quit after just a year in oooi— he quit after just a year in oooi ooying— he quit after just a year in post saying that he was not ioing— post saying that he was not ioing giwon— post saying that he was not being given full access to the iinonoioi— being given full access to the financial information that he nooioi— financial information that he nooioi io— financial information that he needed to carry— financial information that he needed to carry out his duties, wnion— needed to carry out his duties, wnion io— needed to carry out his duties, which is obviously— needed to carry out his duties, which is obviously quite a oigniiiooni— which is obviously quite a significant comment. when you kook— significant comment. when you iook nook— significant comment. when you iook book on— significant comment. when you look back on it— significant comment. when you look back on it now. but yeah, ii-o— look back on it now. but yeah, ii-o-onoinon—

look back on it now. but yeah, it's another dramatic day it's just another dramatic day in sooiiion— it's just another dramatic day in scottish politics, another inonoiio— in scottish politics, another dramatic day— in scottish politics, another dramatic day for the snp . as dramatic day for the snp. as you— dramatic day for the snp. as your correspondent there just noniionooi— your correspondent there just mentioned, you— your correspondent there just mentioned, you know, it oonoioioiy— mentioned, you know, it completely overshadows humza kouooio— completely overshadows humza kouooio-ioy— completely overshadows humza kouooio-ioy in— completely overshadows humza yousafs-day in the- completely overshadows humza yousafs day in the scottish yousafs big day in the scottish noniiononi. — yousafs big day in the scottish parliament. he— yousafs big day in the scottish parliament. he was sacked due to set parliament. he was sacked due to ooi oui— parliament. he was sacked due to ooi oui nio— parliament. he was sacked due to set out his programme for gowonnnoni— set out his programme for government for the next three yoo— government for the next three yoo ioking— government for the next three years, taking scotland up until the—elections- years, taking scotland up until the—elections in. the next scottish elections in mo.— the next scottish elections in ooze-yoon— the next scottish elections in 2026-iyeah ,— the next scottish elections in 2026. yeah , that's not going 2026. but yeah, that's not going to 2026. but yeah, that's not going io io— 2026. but yeah, that's not going io no ino— 2026. but yeah, that's not going io no ino ioi— 2026. but yeah, that's not going to be the top story— 2026. but yeah, that's not going to be the top story in scotland by a— to be the top story in scotland by o-onoik— to be the top story in scotland by a-chalk now- to be the top story in scotland by a-chalk now it- to be the top story in scotland by a chalk now it just by a long chalk now it just kooks— by a long chalk now it just iooko oo— by a long chalk now it just looks so bad— by a long chalk now it just looks so bad for- by a long chalk now it just looks so bad for the snp and oiooniy— looks so bad for the snp and clearly there— looks so bad for the snp and clearly there is— looks so bad for the snp and clearly there is a— looks so bad for the snp and clearly there is a lot more more to clearly there is a lot more more io oo— clearly there is a lot more more io oui— clearly there is a lot more more io oui i— clearly there is a lot more more to come out i think— clearly there is a lot more more to come out i think in this investigation. _ to come out i think in this investigation. police clearly 90t— investigation. police clearly goiino— investigation. police clearly goi ino iii— investigation. police clearly got the bit between their teeth oni— got the bit between their teeth onoi ono— got the bit between their teeth and are determined to investigate _ and are determined to investigate and interview as nony— investigate and interview as nony nign— investigate and interview as many high profile snp figures as noooiiio— many high profile snp figures as ooooiiio io— many high profile snp figures as ooooiiio io iny— many high profile snp figures as possible to try and get to the noiion — possible to try and get to the noiion oi— possible to try and get to the bottom of it.— possible to try and get to the bottom of it. how— possible to try and get to the bottom of it. how will humza kouooi— bottom of it. how will humza kouooi io— bottom of it. how will humza yousaf be dragged into this, do you wink,— yousaf be dragged into this, do you think, kevin? 3 you think, kevin? i mean, how ooon— you think, kevin? i mean, how does he cope with this speech today? does he mention it? i presume not. not. and what are the long term implications, longer term implications going to be for as the new leader to be for him as the new leader of snp? with all of this of the snp? with all of this rumbling the wings ? yeah,

rumbling on in the wings? yeah, i mean, what's interesting- 39 33 3 39;7 yeah, i mean, what's interesting about nunzo— i mean, what's interesting about nunzo kouooi— i mean, what's interesting about humza yousaf, of— i mean, what's interesting about humza yousaf, of course, is that owing— humza yousaf, of course, is that iuning ino— humza yousaf, of course, is that ouning ino swi— humza yousaf, of course, is that during the snp leadership ooniooi— during the snp leadership contest, stressed the fact contest, he stressed the fact inoi— contest, he stressed the fact inoi no— contest, he stressed the fact inoi no oo— contest, he stressed the fact that he was the— contest, he stressed the fact that he was the continuity ooniiioio. — that he was the continuity candidate. he— that he was the continuity candidate. he was nicola siungoon-o— candidate. he was nicola sturgeon's man and she never oui— sturgeon's man and she never oui oni— sturgeon's man and she never came out and publicly backed nin— came out and publicly backed nin. nui— came out and publicly backed him. but lots— came out and publicly backed him. but lots of— came out and publicly backed him. but lots of senior snp iigunoo— him. but lots of senior snp iigunoo wno— him. but lots of senior snp figures who are _ him. but lots of senior snp figures who are close to her iii. — figures who are close to her iii. kni— figures who are close to her did. and now— figures who are close to her did. and now he's having to iookinook— did. and now he's having to backtrack obviously, because of all backtrack obviously, because of oii ino— backtrack obviously, because of all the controversy— backtrack obviously, because of all the controversy surrounding wiooio— all the controversy surrounding nicola sturgeon. _ all the controversy surrounding nicola sturgeon. he no longer wonio— nicola sturgeon. he no longer wonio io— nicola sturgeon. he no longer wonio io io— nicola sturgeon. he no longer wants to be associated with her, wnion— wants to be associated with her, wnion io— wants to be associated with her, wnion io ouiio— wants to be associated with her, which is quite a— wants to be associated with her, which is quite a u—turn over the onowiouo— which is quite a u—turn over the onowiouo iow— which is quite a u—turn over the previous few weeks— which is quite a u—turn over the previous few weeks . so yeah, it previous few weeks. so yeah, it is previous few weeks. so yeah, it io wony— previous few weeks. so yeah, it is very difficult— previous few weeks. so yeah, it is very difficult for— previous few weeks. so yeah, it is very difficult for him and no— is very difficult for him and no iuoi— is very difficult for him and no iuoi o— is very difficult for him and it's just a complete distraction . vou— it's just a complete distraction . you know,— it's just a complete distraction . you know, he's— it's just a complete distraction . you know, he's trying to i inink— . you know, he's trying to i inink ioioy— . you know, he's trying to i think today the _ . you know, he's trying to i think today the big announcements are going to be think today the big— announcements are going to be on iokoiion— announcements are going to be on iokoiion on— announcements are going to be on taxation, on wanting— announcements are going to be on taxation, on wanting to increase iokoo— taxation, on wanting to increase ioxoo on— taxation, on wanting to increase ioxoo on nignon— taxation, on wanting to increase taxes on higher earners again in oooiioni— taxes on higher earners again in oooiioni .— taxes on higher earners again in oooiioni . kni— taxes on higher earners again in scotland . and that's the message scotland. and that's the message inoi— scotland. and that's the message inoilwonio— scotland. and that's the message inoilwonio io— scotland. and that's the message that wants to forward. that he wants to put forward. oui— that he wants to put forward. nui you— that he wants to put forward. nui you know,— that he wants to put forward. but you know, as— that he wants to put forward. but you know, as long as this investigation— but you know, as long as this investigation is— but you know, as long as this investigation is going on and as iong— investigation is going on and as iong oo— investigation is going on and as iong oo oonio— investigation is going on and as long as senior snp figures are ioing— long as senior snp figures are being arrested— long as senior snp figures are being arrested by— long as senior snp figures are being arrested by police sooiioni,— being arrested by police scotland, then he's not going to be scotland, then he's not going to no ooio— scotland, then he's not going to no oiio io— scotland, then he's not going to be able to move— scotland, then he's not going to be able to move away from this oiony— be able to move away from this oiony. kni— be able to move away from this oiony. kni ii-ii— be able to move away from this

story. and it'll be— be able to move away from this story. and it'll be very interesting— story. and it'll be very interesting to see what the next opinion— interesting to see what the next opinion oouo— interesting to see what the next opinion poiio in— interesting to see what the next opinion polls in scotland say, noi— opinion polls in scotland say, noi ion— opinion polls in scotland say, noi ioniuoi— opinion polls in scotland say, not for just the _ opinion polls in scotland say, not for just the snp's p0pularityo- not for just the snp's popularity, but also for the wnoio— popularity, but also for the whole issue _ popularity, but also for the whole issue of— popularity, but also for the whole issue of independence and wnoinon— whole issue of independence and wnoinon inio— whole issue of independence and whether this is— whole issue of independence and whether this is harming that as woii. — whether this is harming that as woii. ii— whether this is harming that as woii. ii i— whether this is harming that as well. if i could— whether this is harming that as well. if i could ask- whether this is harming that as well. �*7 3: well. if i could ask you just finally, kevin, the treasurer who's been arrested and is being questioned by the police, he's also member of the also a serving member of the scottish parliament. he was elected 2011, going to be elected in 2011, is going to be huge for him be huge pressure now for him to be suspended while police suspended while this police investigation continues. you investigation continues. and you could the same could apply all the same criteria peter murrell as criteria to peter murrell as chief chief executive, chief former chief executive, he's the snp. he's still a member of the snp. shouldn't membership shouldn't his membership be suspended? well, i think suspended? also well, i think the suspended? also well, i think ino oiiiiuio— suspended? also well, i think the attitude that— suspended? also well, i think the attitude that the - 3:7 well, i think the attitude that the snp are ioking— the attitude that the snp are ioking io— the attitude that the snp are taking is that— the attitude that the snp are taking is that these guys are oiwiouoiy— taking is that these guys are obviously innocent until proven oinonwioo. — obviously innocent until proven oinonwioo. wo— obviously innocent until proven otherwise. no one's been charged yoo— otherwise. no one's been charged yoi. ii-o— otherwise. no one's been charged yet. it's important— otherwise. no one's been charged yet. it's important to stress inoi— yet. it's important to stress inoi noion— yet. it's important to stress that peter murrell was interviewed- that peter murrell was interviewed for 11 hours but noiooooi— interviewed for 11 hours but released without charge pending iuninon— released without charge pending further inquiries.— released without charge pending further inquiries. the same oppiioo— further inquiries. the same oppiioo oi— further inquiries. the same applies at the— further inquiries. the same applies at the moment to colin oooiiio.— applies at the moment to colin nooiiio. no-o— applies at the moment to colin beattie. he's only— applies at the moment to colin beattie. he's only assisting the poiioo— beattie. he's only assisting the poiioo oni— beattie. he's only assisting the police and there's— beattie. he's only assisting the police and there's no charge or onyining— police and there's no charge or onyining-inoi. — police and there's no charge or anything that. think were anything like that. i think were it anything like that. i think were iilooooioio— anything like that. i think were itlescalate-i_ anything like that. i think were itlescalate-i think- anything like that. i think were it escalate i think the it to escalate then i think the pressure would— it to escalate then i think the pressure would come the pressure would then come on the swi— pressure would then come on the own io— pressure would then come on the own io ioko— pressure would then come on the snp to take steps. _ pressure would then come on the snp to take steps. but even that wouii— snp to take steps. but even that wouiolnugoiy— snp to take steps. but even that would hugely embarrassing would be hugely embarrassing if inoy—

would be hugely embarrassing if inoy-ouoponi— would be hugely embarrassing if they-suspend the- would be hugely embarrassing if they suspend the former they were to suspend the former onioi— they were to suspend the former chief executive _ they were to suspend the former chief executive and not just any onioi— chief executive and not just any chief executive.— chief executive and not just any chief executive. he— chief executive and not just any chief executive. he married chief executive. he was married to chief executive. he was married io-ionnon— chief executive. he was married to-former first— chief executive. he was married to former first minister. to the former first minister. i ii-o— to the former first minister. i no on— to the former first minister. i mean, it's an incredibly complicated— mean, it's an incredibly complicated pretty murky complicated and pretty murky oiony— complicated and pretty murky oionylvoon.— complicated and pretty murky story-yeah,.certainly- complicated and pretty murky story 34333 3 story. yeah, it certainly is. kevin thanks for kevin schofield, thanks for joining is, of course, joining us. he is, of course, the political the the political editor of the huffpost. now, criminals who buy and huffpost. now, criminals who buy oni-noonoioo— huffpost. now, criminals who buy and-machetes or— c. now, criminals who buy and machetes or so—called and sell machetes or so—called oonino— and sell machetes or so—calledi zoniio—iongon zombie knives could face longer jail zombie knives could face longer ion—ino— zombie knives could face longeri jail—the government jail sentences as the government moves-down on the- moves to crack down on the iioioo— moves to crack down on the blades_rules,l moves to crack down on the- blades_rules, police blades. under new rules, police wouii— blades. under new rules, police wouii-io— blades. under new rules, police would-be given— blades. under new rules, police would be given more power would also be given more power to would also be given more power io ooio— would also be given more power io oni— would also be given more power to seize and destroy the weapons. our- to seize and destroy the weapons. our political reporter oiiwio— weapons. our political reporter onno-io— weapons. our political reporter eiiwio-io in— weapons. our political reporter olivia is in westminster olivia utley is in westminster inio— olivia utley is in westminster inio nonning— olivia utley is in westminster this morning. morning, this morning. good morning, onno.— this morning. good morning, olivia-inspired. this morning. good morning, olivia. inspired this olivia. what has inspired this onongo— olivia. what has inspired this onongo oni— olivia. what has inspired this change and what does the gowonnnoni— change and what does the government plan to do ? good government plan to do? good nonning— government plan to do? good nonning . — government plan to do? good morning . well,— government plan to do? good morning . 33339 government plan to do? good morning . morning. well, what's inspired this change is a slew of cases in recent months and years of people up in court arrested , people up in court arrested, tried for carrying a machete , in tried for carrying a machete, in some cases stabbing someone with a machete or one of these zombie knives . and the police have very knives. and the police have very little power to remove them unless in the case of zombie knives, they have imagery or words suggest that they're going

to be used for violent purposes . otherwise, the police must assume that they're being used for agricultural purposes, which, of course, in many cases they are not. essentially, what this is, a loophole that the this is, is a loophole that the government trying close . government is trying to close. the issue that every home the issue is that every home secretary since 2010 has promised to this loophole promised to close this loophole . the fourth or fifth . this is the fourth or fifth time a home secretary has time that a home secretary has promised this. and yet promised to do this. and yet somehow the somehow it always falls by the wayside . the problem that labour wayside. the problem that labour have highlighted and they're right do so, that it's right to do so, is that it's going take months until the going to take months until the consultation phase is complete . consultation phase is complete. that's all happening now. that's all that's happening now. and legislation will and then legislation which will obviously to go obviously take months to go through. it's an urgent through. so it's an urgent change does need fixing. change which does need fixing. it's loophole, but it's a nonsense loophole, but there it's a long way, there is it's a long way, a bumpy road to get it completed. and it's not quite clear why. thank you. olivia olivia utley inoo— thank you. olivia olivia utley inono. ooi-o— thank you. olivia olivia utley there. let's speak— 333k”: olivia olivia utley there. let's speak now 333

talking about the number of iinoo— talking about the number of times these— talking about the number of times these knives have tried or the government— times these knives have tried or the government have tried to ban inon — the government have tried to ban inon oni— the government have tried to ban inon onoi ii— the government have tried to ban them and it doesn't— the government have tried to ban them and it doesn't happen , do them and it doesn't happen, do you— them and it doesn't happen, do you nowo— them and it doesn't happen, do you nowo ony— them and it doesn't happen, do you have any idea— them and it doesn't happen, do you have any idea why ? no it's you have any idea why? no it's iuoi— you have any idea why? no it's just ridiculous,— you have any idea why? no it's just ridiculous, isn't it? 333i just ridiculous, isn't it? they noon— just ridiculous, isn't it? they need o— just ridiculous, isn't it? they need o ooino— just ridiculous, isn't it? they need a cobra meeting. this is ten, 15 years too late. all right. they're going to start doing something now, but it's. it's too late. we can't go weeks or even days longer. kids are dying every day on our streets because of these horrendous knives and they've got to get their act together really quickly and sort this out. julie, i've been looking 22 crimes a day involving these machetes. they're involving noiionioo— machetes. they're involving noiionioo ,— machetes. they're involving robberies , murder- 3 they're involving robberies , murder and rape . and robberies, murder and rape. and inono— robberies, murder and rape. and inono oo— robberies, murder and rape. and inono o— robberies, murder and rape. and inono o oio— robberies, murder and rape. and there was a six fold increase in inooo— there was a six fold increase in inooo onnnioo— there was a six fold increase in these crimes last— there was a six fold increase in these crimes last year alone . these crimes last year alone. no— these crimes last year alone. no ionniiio— these crimes last year alone. it's terrible ,_ these crimes last year alone. it's terrible , isn't— these crimes last year alone. it's terrible , isn't it? 43. it's terrible, isn't it? you know.— it's terrible, isn't it? you know. inoy— it's terrible, isn't it? you know, they nobody can fight a knife at all, whether it's two inches long or 20in long. um, we belong to so many groups. we campaign so much. there are so many. i lose the will with them, so many , um, petitions out so many, um, petitions out there, you know, stop this. ban

this, do this. the police are doing their absolute best. they don't have enough power. you know , we go back to stop and know, we go back to stop and search, take away. don't search, take it away. no, don't stop don't stop it. it's stop it. don't stop it. it's going be more carnage on going to be even more carnage on the streets if you stop it. and the streets if you stop it. and the only reason that people are buying hideous items are buying these hideous items are to maim, like you say , to maim, kill, like you say, rob. but it's usually there to really intimidate and to do real bad harm. so overnight, the whole of the internet is covered with what should we do? you know, the double edges, they've got holes and they've got this and that. it doesn't matter how big they are. stop amazon, for example. looked on there last example. i looked on there last night, £25 johnny was 12 night, £25 little johnny was 12 years can borrow and years old. can borrow mum and dad's card perhaps mum or years old. can borrow mum and dad'don't card perhaps mum or years old. can borrow mum and dad'don't evend perhaps mum or years old. can borrow mum and dad'don't even know1aps mum or years old. can borrow mum and dad'don't even know whatnum or years old. can borrow mum and dad'don't even know what they or dad don't even know what they think he's bought roadblocks or something. don't know. he can something. i don't know. he can go buy knife, stop sending go and buy a knife, stop sending them knives if knives them on knives if we need knives we can into a shop buy we can walk into a shop and buy them. we need all these them. we don't need all these import or anything else. import ones or anything else. stop now, julie, what stop it now, julie, what happened you and your happened to you and your grandson ? what happened to us?

grandson? what happened to us? wou— grandson? what happened to us? woii .— grandson? what happened to us? woii . ny— grandson? what happened to us? well, my grandson grandson? what happened to us? well , my grandson went to work well, my grandson went to work and went out for a drink and just didn't come home. and he while we sat in court, we've never known exactly what the knives were. they described it as zombie and rambo knives. and until then, although you watch things like rambo on the telly, years ago , i had no idea what a years ago, i had no idea what a knife was. so i constantly campaign every day of my life campaign every day of my life campaign . and i tried to talk. campaign. and i tried to talk. i go into schools, i speak publicly. we've got to all work together to stop this . so people together to stop this. so people work against each other for whatever reason. i don't know. so my whole family is destroyed because liam's been gone just over three years and at the time you think it can't get any worse, but it does. three years later, it's got worse and worse and worse. you know, my daughter is alcohol dependent. she has ptsd. my grand daughter is nearly 15. she weighs over three stone. she hasn't been to school for three years. she can't go out the house. she's absolutely terrified. so it's not just they buy these knives and kill somebody. you know, we're

looking the knives now, looking at the knives now. now, even should not be even that tiny one should not be sold. anywhere sold. absolutely anywhere because to be little because these want to be little gangsters that think that they are so clever. and you know, they're hard and they belong to a gang. now, what they're not realising is that the gang members are recruited because they the vulnerable children they are the vulnerable children , need help, , the children that need help, the are you know, the ones that are just you know, just roaming the streets at 10:00 at night. and where's mum and dad? yeah. yeah. well, iuiio— and dad? yeah. yeah. well, yuiio. you— and dad? yeah. yeah. well, yuiio. you oo— 33i: i:3i:7 yeah. yeah. well, julie, you do amazing work and noppy— julie, you do amazing work and noppy io— julie, you do amazing work and we're happy to support your oonpoign— we're happy to support your oonpoign ony— we're happy to support your campaign any time. we wish you all campaign any time. we wish you ounooi.— campaign any time. we wish you all-best. thank— campaign any time. we wish you all best. thank you. thank all the best. thank you. thank you— all the best. thank you. thank youu—o— all the best. thank you. thank youu—o iuiio- you for joining us. julie ioyion. — you for joining us. julie ioyion. in— you for joining us. julie taylor. i'm just looking this taylor. i'm just looking at this in- _ taylor. i'm just looking at this in- inonooo— taylor. i'm just looking at this in- theresa may,- taylor. i'm just looking at this in- theresa may, the. taylor. i'm just looking at this. in- theresa may, the home in 2016. theresa may, the home secretary, announced a crackdown on crime. amber rudd, on machete crime. amber rudd, the home secretary, 2017 sajid javid home secretary, 2018. priti patel home secretary 2021. dodi suella braverman in 2023. don't do a consultation . don't do a consultation. ministers ban them. it's pretty simple. you get support across the commons, support across the household. you don't need a consultation. their lethal weapons in the hands of young men six fold increase in crimes

last year 22 crimes a day with machetes . sort it. yeah i did machetes. sort it. yeah i did that. machetes. sort it. yeah i did inoi. inoy-no— machetes. sort it. yeah i did that. they're using- 3 t yeah i did that. they're using them for ogniouiiuno— that. they're using them for agriculture. come on in. hackney oni— agriculture. come on in. hackney onoi onikion. — agriculture. come on in. hackney onoi onikion. i— agriculture. come on in. hackney and brixton. i don't— agriculture. come on in. hackney and brixton. i:33 t and brixton. i don't think so. iigni— and brixton. i don't think so. ioigni. oion— and brixton. i don't think so. right. elon musk's_ and brixton. i:33 t right. elon musk's spacex oiononip.— right. elon musk's spacex starship, which— right. elon musk's spacex starship, which is considered ino— starship, which is considered ino nooi— starship, which is considered the most powerful rocket to ever be the most powerful rocket to ever io iounonoi— the most powerful rocket to ever be launched into— the most powerful rocket to ever be launched into space, had to be launched into space, had to io ioioyoi— be launched into space, had to po ooioyoi oi— be launched into space, had to be delayed at 40— be launched into space, had to be delayed at 40 seconds to take off be delayed at 40 seconds to take oiiyooionooy. — be delayed at 40 seconds to take off yesterday. but— be delayed at 40 seconds to take off yesterday. ipi3.7 be delayed at 40 seconds to take off yesterday. 7 : 33i: off yesterday. but why? and for how long will the delay be? we're joined now by spacex and planetary scientist andrew loud. andrew, tv on. andrew, i've got the tv on. i was gripped. i've always been fascinated by space. the final frontier . what fascinated by space. the final frontier. what happened ? good frontier. what happened? good morning. well, yes , it was- :7 good morning. well, yes , it was one morning. well, yes, it was one of morning. well, yes, it was one oi inooo— morning. well, yes, it was one of those typical— morning. well, yes, it was one of those typical moments, isn't it of those typical moments, isn't ii nooiiy— of those typical moments, isn't it really, where— of those typical moments, isn't it really, where you're waiting for it really, where you're waiting ion ii— it really, where you're waiting ion ii io— it really, where you're waiting for it to happen?— it really, where you're waiting for it to happen? and it sort of got for it to happen? and it sort of goi noii— for it to happen? and it sort of goi noio up— for it to happen? and it sort of goi noio up in— for it to happen? and it sort of got held up in this particular inio— got held up in this particular case. this is— got held up in this particular case. this is a— got held up in this particular case. this is a test flight. inio— case. this is a test flight. iniolino— case. this is a test flight. this .the first- case. this is a test flight. this the first test flight of this is the first test flight of ino—owon- this is the first test flight of the—ever built, the largest rocket ever built, ino— the largest rocket ever built, the - powerful - the largest rocket ever built, the powerful ever the most powerful one ever constructed. _ the most powerful one ever constructed. unfortunately, constructed. and unfortunately, iuning— constructed. and unfortunately, ouning ouning— constructed. and unfortunately, during during fuelling where the iuoiiing— during during fuelling where the iuoiiing oi— during during fuelling where the fuelling of the— during during fuelling where the fuelling of the hyper cold noionioio— fuelling of the hyper cold materials, which is liquid noinono— materials, which is liquid methane liquid oxygen. one of the methane liquid oxygen. one of ino wowooi— methane liquid oxygen. one of the valves froze— methane liquid oxygen. one of the valves froze up completely , the valves froze up completely, wnion— the valves froze up completely, wnion io— the valves froze up completely, which is something which has nopponoi— which is something which has nopponoo on— which is something which has happened on many , many missions,

happened on many, many missions, oinongoiy— happened on many, many missions, oinongoiy onougn— happened on many, many missions, oinongoiy onougn .— happened on many, many missions, strangely enough , it's a common strangely enough, it's a common ioouo— strangely enough, it's a common inoi— strangely enough, it's a common issue that happens— strangely enough, it's a common issue that happens and this is the issue that happens and this is ino noooon— issue that happens and this is the reason why— issue that happens and this is the reason why you do the test. kni— the reason why you do the test. kni inoi— the reason why you do the test. and that means— the reason why you do the test. and that means of— the reason why you do the test. and that means of course, you oon-i— and that means of course, you oon-i iuoi— and that means of course, you can't fuel safely— and that means of course, you can't fuel safely and you have to can't fuel safely and you have io nooo— can't fuel safely and you have io nowo wony— can't fuel safely and you have to have very strict— can't fuel safely and you have to have very strict safety regulations— to have very strict safety regulations on - to have very strict safety regulations on these ones. and to have very strict safety regtherefore, n these ones. and to have very strict safety regtherefore, the iese ones. and to have very strict safety regtherefore, the countdown ind so therefore, the countdown was oioppoi. — so therefore, the countdown was oioppooi-ii— so therefore, the countdown was stopped. it formally stopped. in fact, it formally oioppoi— stopped. in fact, it formally oioppoo ion— stopped. in fact, it formally stopped ten seconds before iounon. — stopped ten seconds before launch. _did- stopped ten seconds before launch. did what stopped ten seconds before. launch. _did what was launch. and they did what was ooiioi— launch. and they did what was oonoi-iooi.— launch. and they did what was called _test, which- launch. and they did what was called test, which which called a wet test, which which means you fuel— called a wet test, which which means you fuel it— called a wet test, which which means you fuel it as far as you go. — means you fuel it as far as you can go..everything- means you fuel it as far as you can go. everything you would can go. do everything you would do can go. do everything you would oio—ounon— can go. do everything you would io—iounon. ii- can go. do everything you would do_launch. it so- can go. do everything you would do launch. it so you do apart from launch. it so you get do apart from launch. it so you goi owonyining— do apart from launch. it so you get everything tested and they wii— get everything tested and they win-oono— get everything tested and theyl will-come-another will have to come back another day— will have to come back another ioy-inoy-wo— will have to come back another ioy-inoy-wo-inoil day once they've checked that woiwo — day once they've checked that woiwo _wny— day once they've checked that valve _why that - day once they've checked that valve why that particular valve to see why that particular woiwo — valve to see why that particular oono-up.— valve to see why that particular oono-upli- valve to see why that particular valve-up.-it looks- valve froze up. and it looks iiko— valve froze up. and it looks iiko inoy-no — valve froze up. and it looks like they're _to - valve froze up. and it looks like they're to do it like they're going to do it ogoin— like they're going to do it again thursday afternoon our again on thursday afternoon our iino—pooi- again on thursday afternoon our. iino—pooi iwo. time around about half past two. knu— time around about half past two. and uo— time around about half past two. and oio you— time around about half past two. and do you think— time around about half past two. and do you think that— time around about half past two. and do you think that we've- time around about half past two. and do you think that we've lost that kind of fascination? clearly, andrew pierce hasn't. i've just learned something new i've just learned something new i didn't know about him. but do you think there's a whole there's a whole generation of youngsters who see everything through there, metaverse, through there, the metaverse, everything's online, the virtual world. be like, well, world. they might be like, well, what's deal? the what's the big deal? what's the why need to send rockets why do we need to send rockets up into space? i think you've made a very good point there, because lost here is

because what we've lost here is because what we've lost here is because buys a of because everybody buys a bit of technology a little technology now and it's a little black and you shove it on black box and you shove it on the table or you just carry it in your pocket. they've lost inoi— in your pocket. they've lost that connection _ in your pocket. they've lost that connection with- 33 ” 3 they've lost that connection with physicality of that connection with physicality oi-iningo — that connection with physicality oi-iningo oni— that connection with physicality of things, and that's of doing things, and that's oonoining— of doing things, and that's- something—back something we need to get back ogoin— something we need to get back ogoin pooouoo— something we need to get back again because i— something we need to get back again because i think one of the ioouooinowo— again because i think one of the issues-have with— again because i think one of the issues have with people, if issues we have with people, if you— issues we have with people, if you iiko.— issues we have with people, if you like, wokeness or or matters wnono— you like, wokeness or or matters wnono poopio— you like, wokeness or or matters where people are— you like, wokeness or or matters where people are flippant where people are very flippant oioui— where people are very flippant oioui iningo— where people are very flippant about things is— where people are very flippant about things is they don't ooiuoiiy— about things is they don't actually _what- about things is they don't. actually _what-real actually know what the real wonio— actually know what the real wonio-iiko — actually know what the real world - like what - actually know what the real world like what the world is, is like what the pnyoiooiiiy— world is, is like what the physicality-of- world is, is like what the physicality of it. and do physicality is of it. and i do inink— physicality is of it. and i do inink w-woo— physicality is of it. and i do think we've-that- physicality is of it. and i do think we've that a bit. and think we've lost that a bit. and i think we've lost that a bit. and i inink— think we've lost that a bit. and iinink opooo— think we've lost that a bit. and i think space science can ooiuoiiy— i think space science can actually give— i think space science can actually give us that like a nookoi— actually give us that like a rocket situation _ actually give us that like a rocket situation here it's rocket situation here where it's a rocket situation here where it's o piooo— rocket situation here where it's a piece engineering. it a piece of engineering. it oion-i— a piece of engineering. it didn't-because. didn't launch because of oonoining— something physical, real went wong— something physical, real went wnong-piooo— something physical, real went wrong.-piece of- something physical, real went wrong. piece of digital wrong. not a piece of digital oiuii. — wrong. not a piece of digital stuff. something physical. and i inink— stuff. something physical. and i inink-io— stuff. something physical. and i think-is where— stuff. something physical. and i think is where space think this is where space science and— think this is where space science and space exploration io— science and space exploration io nooiiy— science and space exploration can be really good for young poopio— can be really good for young poopio oni— can be really good for young people and bringing them into oonoining— people and bringing them into something that's— people and bringing them into something that's actually pnooiiooi— something that's actually practical and— something that's actually practical and something that inoy— practical and something that inoy oon— practical and something that they can actually from. so they can actually learn from. so i they can actually learn from. so i-you-wo— they can actually learn from. so i-you-wo goi— they can actually learn from. so i-you-wo goi o— they can actually learn from. so i-you've got a good- they can actually learn from. so i you've got a good point i think you've got a good point inoo— i think you've got a good point inono. oni— i think you've got a good point there, and this— i think you've got a good point there, and this is— i think you've got a good point there, and this is what happens a there, and this is what happens o ioi. — there, and this is what happens a lot. whereas— there, and this is what happens a lot. whereas why should we oonoo— a lot. whereas why should we care? because— a lot. whereas why should we care? because they get the inogoo— care? because they get the inogoo-ino- care? because they get the images, the data, images, they get the data, but inoy—wonk- images, they get the data, buti they—work that's they don't know the work that's gono — they don't know the work that's gono ionini — they don't know the work that's gono ponini ii— they don't know the work that's gone behind it and the mechanics that gone behind it and the mechanics inoi nooo— gone behind it and the mechanics that have-behind—

gone behind it and the mechanics that have-behind it- gone behind it and the mechanics that have behind it to make that have gone behind it to make iningo— that have gone behind it to make iningo-kni— that have gone behind it to make things-andlthink- that have gone behind it to make things and think that's things work. and i think that's a things work. and i think that's o—w-woo goi.- things work. and i think that'sl o—w-woo goi. okoy things work. and i think that's. o—w-woo goi. okoy a real problem we've got. okay anny— a real problem we've got. okay knuy onu— a real problem we've got. okay knoy onu ivo— a real problem we've got. okay andy and i've never— a real problem we've got. okay andy and i've never spoken- a real problem we've got. okay andy and i've never spoken to a planetary scientist before, i don't think. come back into don't think. do come back into the studio with us day and the studio with us one day and give a little bit more of give us a little bit more of that. won't you inspire us all? anytime. thank so anytime. anytime. thank you so much. come, food much. right. still to come, food and prices continue and drink prices continue to soar the cost living soar as the cost of living continues to but how bad continues to bite. but how bad is we're going be is it? we're going to be crunching the latest numbers with liam in just a moment

arguments that really depend on us arguments that really depend on uo ioing— arguments that really depend on uo ooing oo— arguments that really depend on us doing some very, very, very oiupii— us doing some very, very, very oiupio iningo— us doing some very, very, very oiupio iningo .— us doing some very, very, very oiupio iningo. — us doing some very, very, very stupid things . 39 t: stupid things. morning. good morning. it's 1026. stupid things. morning. good morning. it's1026. you're with to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. now cheese, bread and porridge have soared in price over the last year and everything else, according latest . which according to the latest. which inflation so inflation figures. so supermarket inflation rising. that hurts everybody , doesn't that hurts everybody, doesn't it? that hurts everybody, doesn't iiolwo— that hurts everybody, doesn't iiolwo wono— that hurts everybody, doesn't it? we were asking will it? so we were asking when will it? so we were asking when will ii-so— it? so we were asking when will ii-so ioo-o— it? so we were asking when will it _so let's cross - it? so we were asking when will it-so let's cross over- it? so we were asking when will it-so let's cross over to i it end? so let's cross over to amanda hudson now, the director of his provision food bank. good morning, . how it morning, amanda. how bad is it for people at the moment even to just basics that we've

just get some basics that we've just get some basics that we've just listed there ? it's really just listed there? it's really hard in fairness,— just listed there? it's really hard in fairness, and- l : 333”i37’ it's really hard in fairness, and it's not iuoi— hard in fairness, and it's not iuoi ino— hard in fairness, and it's not just the things— hard in fairness, and it's not just the things that you advised us just the things that you advised uo oi— just the things that you advised uo oi inon— just the things that you advised uo oi inon. you— just the things that you advised us of then, you know, even goiiing— us of then, you know, even goiiing inooi— us of then, you know, even getting bread and fruit and wogoioiioo— getting bread and fruit and wogoiopioo .— getting bread and fruit and vegetables , you know, you're vegetables, you know, you're going— vegetables, you know, you're going io— vegetables, you know, you're going io ino— vegetables, you know, you're going to the supermarkets younooiwoo— going to the supermarkets younooiwoo .— going to the supermarkets yourselves . i'm sure you have . yourselves. i'm sure you have. kni— yourselves. i'm sure you have. and inono-o— yourselves. i'm sure you have. and there's not— yourselves. i'm sure you have. and there's not a— yourselves. i'm sure you have. and there's not a lot of variety oni— and there's not a lot of variety onoi ino— and there's not a lot of variety onoi ino oooi— and there's not a lot of variety and the cost is— and there's not a lot of variety and the cost is sorted. you know.— and the cost is sorted. you know, dramatically. you know , know, dramatically. you know, o pog— know, dramatically. you know, o iog oi— know, dramatically. you know, um, a bag of potato , it's nearly um, a bag of potato, it's nearly gono— um, a bag of potato, it's nearly gono up— um, a bag of potato, it's nearly gono up so.— um, a bag of potato, it's nearly gono up so. you— um, a bag of potato, it's nearly gone up 50. you know, bread has gono— gone up 50. you know, bread has gono inon— gone up 50. you know, bread has gono inon o— gone up 50. you know, bread has gone from a pound,— gone up 50. you know, bread has gone from a pound, a loaf to nooniy— gone from a pound, a loaf to nooniy onio- — gone from a pound, a loaf to nearly £1.75. you— gone from a pound, a loaf to nearly £1.75. you know, every ining— nearly £1.75. you know, every ining noo— nearly £1.75. you know, every ining noo gono— nearly £1.75. you know, every thing has gone up and owonypooy-o— thing has gone up and everybody's feeling the squeeze. and everybody's feeling the squeeze. kni ii— everybody's feeling the squeeze. and it doesn't— everybody's feeling the squeeze. and it doesn't matter where you are and it doesn't matter where you on ino— and it doesn't matter where you are on the economy ladder, owonypooy-o— are on the economy ladder, everybody's being affected. and nowing— everybody's being affected. and nowing io— everybody's being affected. and nowing io oui— everybody's being affected. and having to cut their cloth ooooniingiy— having to cut their cloth accordingly, as they say. amanda iooo— accordingly, as they say. amanda iooo inio— accordingly, as they say. amanda does this mean— accordingly, as they say. amanda does this mean people are iiniing— does this mean people are iiniing ii— does this mean people are finding it more— does this mean people are finding it more difficult to noko— finding it more difficult to make donations to your food bank ? make donations to your food bank woo.— make donations to your food bank okoo. vou— make donations to your food bank okoo. you know— make donations to your food bank ? yes. you know ,_ make donations to your food bank ? yes. you know , our— make donations to your food bank ? yes. you know , our donations ? yes. you know, our donations nooo— ? yes. you know, our donations nowo gono— ? yes. you know, our donations nowo gono iown— ? yes. you know, our donations have gone down and, you know, iooouoo— have gone down and, you know, because charities,— have gone down and, you know, because charities, there's more ononiiioo— because charities, there's more charities wanting— because charities, there's more charities wanting to help out. vou— charities wanting to help out. you know— charities wanting to help out. you know what— charities wanting to help out. you know what we're getting ion-i— you know what we're getting ion-i ino — you know what we're getting isn't the quality.— you know what we're getting isn't the quality. it wasn't .

isn't the quality. it wasn't. kni— isn't the quality. it wasn't. kni inoi-o— isn't the quality. it wasn't. and that's nobody's fault. we're all and that's nobody's fault. we're oii inying— and that's nobody's fault. we're oii inying io— and that's nobody's fault. we're oii inying io noip— and that's nobody's fault. we're all trying to help as many poopio— all trying to help as many poopio oo— all trying to help as many people as possible. but the oouni— people as possible. but the oouni oi— people as possible. but the amount of people we're wanting amouth of people we're wanting to amount of people we're wanting io noip— amount of people we're wanting io noip noo— amount of people we're wanting io noip noo gono— amount of people we're wanting to help has gone up. 43. amount of people we're wanting to help has gone up. 3. to help has gone up. you know, and— to help has gone up. you know, and we— to help has gone up. you know, and we have to then act accordingly to help people , you accordingly to help people, you know, and show them that there is light at the end of the tunnel, you know, and provide the best possible produce. you know , so that everybody- you know , so that everybody can live know, so that everybody can live and— know, so that everybody can live and survive— know, so that everybody can live and survive and— know, so that everybody can live and survive and become fruitful again.— and survive and become fruitful again. amanda— and survive and become fruitful again. amanda you used the phrase— again. amanda you used the phrase there— again. amanda you used the phrase there that people are cutting— phrase there that people are cutting their— phrase there that people are cutting their cloth accordingly . why— cutting their cloth accordingly . why do— cutting their cloth accordingly . why do you— cutting their cloth accordingly . why do you think- cutting their cloth accordingly . why do you think they are genuine only doing that? are there some people, though , who there some people, though, who have just come to rely on food banks for their weekly food? and then spend money on then we'll spend their money on something ? um my personal something else? um my personal opinion is that, you know, people are cutting their cloth accordingly, but the amount of people that we're now seeing is, is a different calibre of people. you know, it's more the working— people. you know, it's more the worhhg chass— you know, it's more the working class families. you know,— working class families. you know, you— working class families. you know, you can't— working class families. you know, you can't just suddenly cut your—

know, you can't just suddenly cut your cloth.— know, you can't just suddenly cut your cloth. you have to anew— cut your cloth. you have to auow the — cut your cloth. you have to allow the time— cut your cloth. you have to allow the time to do that. so if hhhhh— allow the time to do that. so if peephe ere— allow the time to do that. so if peephe h— allow the time to do that. so if people are in contracts and, you knew— people are in contracts and, you knew they-ve— people are in contracts and, you knew hhey-ve pet— people are in contracts and, you know they've got mortgages, then they-re— know they've got mortgages, then they-re the— know they've got mortgages, then they're the things— know they've got mortgages, then they're the things that have to be they're the things that have to he hooheo — they're the things that have to be looked after,— they're the things that have to be looked after, the household eeeehhoh. — be looked after, the household essentials. so _ be looked after, the household essentials. so you— be looked after, the household essentials. so you know, if yoe— essentials. so you know, if you're paying— essentials. so you know, if you're paying your your mortgage or-rehh— you're paying your your mortgage or-rehh your— you're paying your your mortgage or-rehh your goe— you're paying your your mortgage or rent, your gas, your or your rent, your gas, your ereerrre— or your rent, your gas, your ereerrre ,— or your rent, your gas, your ereerrre , your— or your rent, your gas, your electric , your council tax , your electric, your council tax, your hrerher— electric, your council tax, your hrerher pho— electric, your council tax, your internet and your— electric, your council tax, your internet and your water, they've all internet and your water, they've oh gone— internet and your water, they've our gone up. — internet and your water, they've our gone up. so— internet and your water, they've all gone up. so then what's left is all gone up. so then what's left he who— all gone up. so then what's left he who youe— all gone up. so then what's left is what you've got— all gone up. so then what's left is what you've got left for food , vou— is what you've got left for food , you know, — is what you've got left for food , you know, pho— is what you've got left for food , you know, and then that's got to stretch.— , you know, and then that's got to stretch. you— , you know, and then that's got to stretch. you know, i'm sure youe— to stretch. you know, i'm sure you been— to stretch. you know, i'm sure you've been into— to stretch. you know, i'm sure you've been into one of the reoohp— you've been into one of the leading supermarkets yourselves. and leading supermarkets yourselves. aho whor— leading supermarkets yourselves. ahouhoryeor— leading supermarkets yourselves. and what year did— leading supermarkets yourselves. and what year did you shop for? for and what year did you shop for? ror ero— and what year did you shop for? ror fro her— and what year did you shop for? for £40 last year— and what year did you shop for? for £40 last year or the year before— for £40 last year or the year hehore 7— for £40 last year or the year before 7 0r— for £40 last year or the year before ? or is— for £40 last year or the year before ? or is getting you half before? or is getting you half of before? or is getting you half or whor— before? or is getting you half or what u— before? or is getting you half of what it gets— before? or is getting you half of what it gets now? “43?" �*00 of what it gets now? yeah, 100. no doubt about it. well let's thank you so much , amanda, for thank you so much, amanda, for joining us. i've really noticed when— joining us. i've really noticed when you— joining us. i've really noticed when you buy— joining us. i've really noticed when you huy o— joining us. i've really noticed when you buy a loaf- " g 0»; i've really noticed when you buy a loaf of " g 0.3 i've really noticed when you buy a loaf of bread oehuohy— when you buy a loaf of bread actually, totally. _ when you buy a loaf of bread actually, totally. . actually, totally. it is the hashes. — actually, totally. it is the basics. well, let's get more from our it is from our economics and business editor liam halligan liam, how are we? is there some price gouging going— is there some price gouging gohe-rhh— is there some price gouging going-this was- is there some price gouging going-this was the. is there some price gouging- going-this was the phrase going on? this was the phrase you taught which is that you taught me, which is that some these retailers are just

some of these retailers are just taking the out of and taking the mickey out of us and they're going, know what? they're going, do you know what? everyone prices to they're going, do you know what? eveup.ne prices to they're going, do you know what? eveup. let's prices to they're going, do you know what? eveup. let's stick prices to they're going, do you know what? eveup. let's stick anotheras to they're going, do you know what? eveup. let's stick another £0.50 go up. let's stick another £0.50 on a loaf of bread. there's so much economic— on a loaf of bread. there's so much economic news- 3�* : there's so much economic news around today. rue-ve— much economic news around today. rue-ye por— much economic news around today. yue-ye goo puhhe— much economic news around today. we've got public sector pay, prhore— we've got public sector pay, mpg-pay,- private sector pay, unemployment. right. unemployment. but it's right. rrepoyrhehr— unemployment. but it's right. prepayment right. unemployment. but it's right. prepajgoing right. unemployment. but it's right. prepajgoing to right. unemployment. but it's right. prepajgoing to focus right. unemployment. but it's right. prepajgoing to focus ifood we're going to focus on food hhohoh— we're going to focus on food inflation _there's. inflation right now there's a huge— inflation right now there's a huge contrast— inflation right now there's a huge contrast between the fact thor— huge contrast between the fact that rerou— huge contrast between the fact that retail food— huge contrast between the fact that retail food are that retail food prices are shu— that retail food prices are ehu gohp— that retail food prices are still going up— that retail food prices are still going up faster than peheror— still going up faster than general inflation and wholesale hood— general inflation and wholesale food prices— general inflation and wholesale roou prreee oh— general inflation and wholesale food prices on global markets, they-ve— food prices on global markets, rhey-ye ome— food prices on global markets, they've come down, according to they've come down, according to the we— they've come down, according to the we rooo— they've come down, according to the un's food and— they've come down, according to the un's food and agriculture hoeh— the un's food and agriculture here, for— the un's food and agriculture here, for n— the un's food and agriculture index, for 12 months in a row. weh— index, for 12 months in a row. rueu ooeeh-r— index, for 12 months in a row. well doesn't that— index, for 12 months in a row. well doesn't that prove my pohre — well doesn't that prove my pohre r— well doesn't that prove my point? i think— well doesn't that prove my point? s33 well doesn't that prove my point? i think there is a lot of retailers , big retailers who retailers, big retailers who compete on some things , but compete on some things, but they've got an awful lot of power to keep prices high. let me give you some the power to keep prices high. let- me give you some-the numbers me give you some of the numbers from— me give you some of the numbers from-repro— me give you some of the numbers from really excellent. from this really excellent. which— from this really excellent. which-eight- from this really excellent.- which-eight supermarkets which survey? eight supermarkets rhe— which survey? eight supermarkets rhe uh,— which survey? eight supermarkets across the uk, 26,000 different ooouo— across the uk, 26,000 different oooue .— across the uk, 26,000 different gooue . so— across the uk, 26,000 different gooue . so we— across the uk, 26,000 different goods . so we all— across the uk, 26,000 different goods . so we all know that goods. so we all know that hhohoh— goods. so we all know that inflation in— goods. so we all know that inflation in general inflation is inflation in general inflation he hueh— inflation in general inflation he huer ohove— inflation in general inflation is just above 10.— inflation in general inflation is just above 10. and tomorrow prohohhy— is just above 10. and tomorrow we're probably going to see it go down— we're probably going to see it go down hoo— we're probably going to see it go down into double digits. so we hope— go down into double digits. so we hope eo— go down into double digits. so we hope so. that's the march hurherh— we hope so. that's the march number.-food_ we hope so. that's the march number. food price inflation number. but food price inflation is number. but food price inflation he pohhg— number. but food price inflation he gohhg h—

number. but food price inflation he gohhg hh rhe— number. but food price inflation is going in the other direction. aeeorohhg— is going in the other direction.j according—survey according to this which survey in according to this which survey hh-hh— according to this which survey hh-hh woe— according to this which survey in-it was 16.5%- in february, it was 16.5% compared— in february, it was 16.5% compared to— in february, it was 16.5% compared to 10% for general hhhhohhoh — compared to 10% for general inflation. in— compared to 10% for general inflation. in march, on their euroey— inflation. in march, on their my, hr— inflation. in march, on their euryey, hr woe— inflation. in march, on their survey, it was 17.2. that's going— survey, it was 17.2. that's gohhg ho— survey, it was 17.2. that's going to really- survey, it was 17.2. that's going to really affect poorer homhhhee— going to really affect poorer families. food— going to really affect poorer families. food price inflation is families. food price inflation he doing— families. food price inflation is doing that.— families. food price inflation is doing that. general inflation is doing that. general inflation he done— is doing that. general inflation he oohhg-oe- is doing that. general inflation he oohhp-oe you- is doing that. general inflation is doing as you say, is doing that. and as you say, andrew,— is doing that. and as you say, andree-poor— is doing that. and as you say, andrew,-poor pay- andrew, the poor pay disproportionately their disproportionately for their food— disproportionately for their food ,— disproportionately for their food , - affects - disproportionately for their food , affects them some food, so it affects them some numbers, a 50— food, so it affects them some numbers, a 50 gram porridge pots from— numbers, a 50 gram porridge pots from choro— numbers, a 50 gram porridge pots from ocado. nice— numbers, a 50 gram porridge pots from ocado. nice if— numbers, a 50 gram porridge pots from ocado. nice if you can afford— from ocado. nice if you can afford hr— from ocado. nice if you can afford hh up— from ocado. nice if you can afford it up 66.— from ocado. nice if you can afford it up 66. an 800 gram ehheeo— afford it up 66. an 800 gram sliced white— afford it up 66. an 800 gram sliced white loaf— afford it up 66. an 800 gram sliced white loaf from asda from 56 sliced white loaf from asda from so ho — sliced white loaf from asda from so ho £0.94. — sliced white loaf from asda from 56 to £0.94. that's— sliced white loaf from asda from 56 to £0.94. that's a 67% rise. hhghh— 56 to £0.94. that's a 67% rise. hhphr eoueoeep— 56 to £0.94. that's a 67% rise. eight sausages at— 56 to £0.94. that's a 67% rise. eight sausages at asda up 73. hhghh— eight sausages at asda up 73. hhphr eoueoeeg— eight sausages at asda up 73. eight sausages at asda up 73. eight sausages at tesco up, you oueeeeo— eight sausages at tesco up, you pueeeeu hr— eight sausages at tesco up, you pueeeeu hr hy— eight sausages at tesco up, you guessed it by 73. _ eight sausages at tesco up, you guessed it by 73. ' r: guessed it by 73. and what is the old age pension gone up barely by 10. i mean , that is a barely by 10. i mean, that is a big— barely by 10. i mean, that is a he hereoee— barely by 10. i mean, that is a big increase because- �*0 i mean, that is a big increase because it's an hhhhohhoh— big increase because it's an inflation increase. if you're on a inflation increase. if you're on ofhxeo— inflation increase. if you're on ofhxeu hoorhe— inflation increase. if you're on a fixed income ,_ inflation increase. if you're on a fixed income , it's really it's a fixed income, it's really it's reohhy— a fixed income, it's really it's reohhy, reohhy— a fixed income, it's really it's really, really bad— a fixed income, it's really it's really, really bad . and i think really, really bad. and i think whor— really, really bad. and i think uhoh rue-e— really, really bad. and i think what we're going to see tomorrow are what we're going to see tomorrow ore-oohhg— what we're going to see tomorrow ore-oohhg ho— what we're going to see tomorrow ore-oohhg ho eee— are we're going to see confirmation- are we're going to see confirmation in the official ons hurhereh— confirmation in the official ons numbers-headline- confirmation in the official ons numbers headline inflation numbers of headline inflation eorhhho— numbers of headline inflation eorhhhp ooun.— numbers of headline inflation coming down. but food price

hhhhohhoh— coming down. but food price inflation still— coming down. but food price inflation still going up. and as i inflation still going up. and as h eoy— inflation still going up. and as h eoy, h— inflation still going up. and as h eoy, h wrote— inflation still going up. and as i say, i wrote about it in the heheproph— i say, i wrote about it in the heheproph oh— i say, i wrote about it in the telegraph at the— i say, i wrote about it in the telegraph at the weekend. this is telegraph at the weekend. this he eorhpherehy— telegraph at the weekend. this is completely contrary to what's hoppehhhp— is completely contrary to what'si happening—markets happening on wholesale markets now— happening on wholesale markets how—oh- happening on wholesale markets how—oh oueel now, we should say, of course, the— now, we should say, of course, the - supermarkets- now, we should say, of course, the supermarkets deny this. the big supermarkets deny this. oh, the big supermarkets deny this. oh we— the big supermarkets deny this. 0h we eorhpehe— the big supermarkets deny this. oh, we compete all the time . the oh, we compete all the time. the heeh. — oh, we compete all the time. the heeh. vou— oh, we compete all the time. the heeh. you ooh-h— oh, we compete all the time. the best. you can't use— oh, we compete all the time. the best. you can't use that word heeouee— best. you can't use that word because they're _ best. you can't use that word because they're here because they're not here to defend—vou- defend themselves. you can defend— defend themselves. you cani defend—obviously defend themselves. you can- defend_obviously they defend them. they obviously they ohyhouehy— defend them. they obviously they ohyhouehy-hhoh— defend them. they obviously they obviously that because that obviously deny that because that hour— obviously deny that because that oouo—huh— obviously deny that because that uouhu—huh h-rh- would be illegal. but i'm pohhrhho— would be illegal. but i'm pohhrhhg our— would be illegal. but i'm pointing out the big disconnect in wholesale— pointing out the big disconnect in wholesale food— pointing out the big disconnect in wholesale food prices, doing thou— in wholesale food prices, doing her, rehohh— in wholesale food prices, doing that, retail food— in wholesale food prices, doing that, retail food prices, doing thou— that, retail food prices, doing her. aho— that, retail food prices, doing that. and that— that, retail food prices, doing that. and that is— that, retail food prices, doing that. and that is that is bad. huer— that. and that is that is bad. just ordhrory— that. and that is that is bad. just ordinary. just— that. and that is that is bad. just ordinary. just explain- that. and that is that is bad. just ordinary. just explain that what that means, because some people not know the people may not know the difference between wholesale and retail. so wholesale prices are on retail. so wholesale prices are oh-rhorhehe.— retail. so wholesale prices are on-markets. the- retail. so wholesale prices arei on-markets. the-of on global markets. the price of proh— on global markets. the price of prohh—hhel grain on global markets, the pre— grain on global markets, the prheelrheoh— grain on global markets, the price . meat on _ grain on global markets, the price meat on global markets price of meat on global markets pho— price of meat on global markets one-moreo- price of meat on global markets and-markets. by- price of meat on global markets and markets. by the and national markets. by the way,— and national markets. by the hey-prheee- and national markets. by the way, prices aren't way, farm gate prices aren't eheyoherh— way, farm gate prices aren't eheyoheo, eo— way, farm gate prices aren't elevated, so the _ way, farm gate prices aren't elevated, so the supermarkets are elevated, so the supermarkets eheorhy— elevated, so the supermarkets are clearly-lot- elevated, so the supermarkets are clearly-lot of. are clearly making a lot of honey — are clearly making a lot of honey -eohe- are clearly making a lot of money. gate prices have money. farm gate prices have oehuohhy— money. farm gate prices have oeruohhy ome— money. farm gate prices have actually come down as any farmer uohehhho— actually come down as any farmer uohehhhg or— actually come down as any farmer watching or listening to gb news will watching or listening to gb news uhhh heu— watching or listening to gb news uhhh hehh you— watching or listening to gb news will tell you, should be will tell you, we should be interviewing— will tell you, we should be interviewing more farmers. interviewing a lot more farmers. we interviewing a lot more farmers. hue-hove— interviewing a lot more farmers. hue-hove o— interviewing a lot more farmers. we-have a whole- interviewing a lot more farmers. we have a whole show we should have a whole show oeoheoheo— dedicated to farming. and hover-h— dedicated to farming. and haven't-had— dedicated to farming. and haven't-had the- dedicated to farming. and haven't had the same haven't we had the same conversation about wholesale gas pnces conversation about wholesale gas

prices oil prices falling? prices and oil prices falling? but. going our but. but what's going into our i think a lot of central think there's a lot of central heating cars ingrained, heating and our cars ingrained, anti—competitive , yes, even anti —competitive, yes, even restrictive anti—competitive, yes, even restrictive practises across a lot of different swathes of the british economy. i'd say energy horhehe— british economy. i'd say energy rhorhehe ho— british economy. i'd say energy markets, i'd say— british economy. i'd say energy markets, i'd say all— a 3 i'd say energy markets, i'd say all kinds of rehohh— markets, i'd say all kinds of rehohh ,— markets, i'd say all kinds of retail, particularly food rehohhhho— retail, particularly food rehohhhho .— retail, particularly food retailing. i'm not naming individual— retailing. i'm not naming individual companies here. what i individual companies here. what h oh— individual companies here. what r em eoyhhe— individual companies here. what horh eoyhhp he— individual companies here. what i am saying is broad trends and the government— i am saying is broad trends and the government should be all rhhe— the government should be all over this and— the government should be all over this and don't even get me ehorheo— over this and don't even get me ehorheo oh— over this and don't even get me ehorheo oh oh— over this and don't even get me started on on the— over this and don't even get me started on on the housebuilders uhheee— started on on the housebuilders uhheee hue— started on on the housebuilders unless it's what— started on on the housebuilders unless it's what they want. uhheee— unless it's what they want. uhheee rhhe— unless it's what they want. unless this is— unless it's what they want. unless this is what- unless it's what they want. unless this is what jeremy hunt wants, just to put more money in the food is possibly the price of food is possibly the price of food is possibly the politically sensitive the most politically sensitive issue you could possibly issue that you could possibly talk about even more politically sensitive price of sensitive than the price of energy and the price of housing. and no way and there's no way the government - and there's no way the government going want government is going to want rhhe— government is going to want. hhhe—hohhy this. but the supermarket lobby is this. but the supermarket lobby he—pouerhuh- this. but the supermarket lobby he—pouerhuh .- is really, really powerful. remember,— is really, really powerful. remember, lockdown, is really, really powerful.- remember,-lockdown, the remember, during lockdown, the euperrhorhehe— remember, during lockdown, the supermarkets had _ remember, during lockdown, the supermarkets had a monopoly. yeah— supermarkets had a monopoly. yeah, because— supermarkets had a monopoly. yeah, because-of- supermarkets had a monopoly. yeah, because of the yeah, because a lot of the corner-hoo- yeah, because a lot of the corner- had to- yeah, because a lot of the corner had to close for corner shops had to close for some reason. _the. some reason. and yet the supermarkets— some reason. and yet the supermarkets stayed open. and i hhhhh— supermarkets stayed open. and i hhhhh rhoh— supermarkets stayed open. and i hhhhh that h— supermarkets stayed open. and i think that in the— supermarkets stayed open. and i think that in the end we need more journalists— think that in the end we need more journalists to analyse this pho— more journalists to analyse this one-hurhe— more journalists to analyse this and-talking about- more journalists to analyse this and talking about it and start talking about it heeouee— and start talking about it because-really- and start talking about it because really big and start talking about it- because-really big deal. because it is a really big deal. keep— because it is a really big deal. heep rhghhhhg— because it is a really big deal. keep fighting the— because it is a really big deal. keep fighting the good-

because it is a really big deal. keep fighting the good fight. now to single sex now still to come, single sex schools be allowed to schools will be allowed to review pupils under review transgender pupils under new education guidelines. good. we'll tell after news we'll tell you after the news with . andrew, with tamsin roberts. andrew, thank you . with tamsin roberts. andrew, rhohh you . hue— with tamsin roberts. andrew, thank you . it's1033.- " 7 andrew, thank you . it's 1033. here " 7 andrew, thank you . it's1033. here are thank you. it's1033. here are the— thank you. it's1033. here are the headlines— thank you. it's1033. here are the headlines as— thank you. it's1033. here are the headlines as the snp treasurer has— the headlines as the snp treasurer has been arrested by pohhee— treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the party's hhoheee— police investigating the party's finances, colin— police investigating the party's finances, colin beattie is the eeoh— finances, colin beattie is the second person— finances, colin beattie is the second person to— finances, colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by oeheehhyee— second person to be questioned by detectives who _ second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to eehohhheh — by detectives who are trying to establish how— by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in establish how more than £600,000 hh uohohhohe— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for aside an hhuepehoehee— in donations set for aside an independence referendum had been ueeo— independence referendum had been ueeu eorhher— independence referendum had been used earlier this— independence referendum had been used earlier this month . the used earlier this month. the eeohhheh— used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former ehheh— scottish national party's former chief executive,— scottish national party's former chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned— chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 houe — was questioned for more than 11 houe hur— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell,— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell, who is the huehoho— hours. mr murrell, who is the huehoho oh— hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first minister uheoho— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon,— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon, was released uhhhouh— nicola sturgeon, was released without charge,— nicola sturgeon, was released without charge, pending further investigation. _ without charge, pending further investigation. shadow business seerehory— investigation. shadow business secretary jonathan ashworth told us secretary jonathan ashworth told ue hue— secretary jonathan ashworth told ue hh-e rhhe— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for change. the energy— us it's time for change. the energy eero— us it's time for change. the energy sector has welcomed new ruhee— energy sector has welcomed new

ruhee hohhhhg— energy sector has welcomed new rules banning all— energy sector has welcomed new rules banning all energy eupphhere— rules banning all energy suppliers from forcibly installing— suppliers from forcibly installing pre—payment metres in the installing pre—payment metres in he horhee— installing pre—payment metres in he horhee oh— installing pre—payment metres in the homes of customers over the age— the homes of customers over the age or— the homes of customers over the age of op. — the homes of customers over the ope of op. rhe— the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator ofgem, rerhpororhhy— age of 85. the regulator ofgem, temporarily stopped the practise in temporarily stopped the practise hh rehruory— temporarily stopped the practise in february after— temporarily stopped the practise in february after it emerged a subcontractor— in february after it emerged a subcontractor used by british eee— subcontractor used by british eoe woe— subcontractor used by british gas was breaking into people's horhee— gas was breaking into people's horhee ho— gas was breaking into people's horhee ho rhh— gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them— gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them . suppliers homes to fit them. suppliers across england,— homes to fit them. suppliers across england, scotland and three— across england, scotland and uuohee hove— across england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of wales have agreed to a new code or proehhee— wales have agreed to a new code or proehhee ho— wales have agreed to a new code of practise to protect vulnerable - of practise to protect vulnerable customers . under of practise to protect— vulnerable customers . under new vulnerable customers. under new ruhee— vulnerable customers. under new rules, technicians— vulnerable customers. under new rules, technicians will also be reouhreu— rules, technicians will also be reouhreu ho— rules, technicians will also be required to wear— rules, technicians will also be required to wear body cameras pho— required to wear body cameras and ouoho— required to wear body cameras and audio equipment at the uk's rehe— and audio equipment at the uk's rate or— and audio equipment at the uk's rate of unemployment has risen pho— rate of unemployment has risen and hop— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies have fallen for he— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth month in a row. horo— for the ninth month in a row. doro from— for the ninth month in a row. data from the— for the ninth month in a row. data from the office for uohhohoh— data from the office for national statistics reveals the uherhphoyrhehh— national statistics reveals the unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in unemployment rate rose to 3.8% hh rhe— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% hh hhe hhree— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in the three months to february. hhoh-e— in the three months to february. hhoh-e up— in the three months to february. hhoh-e up from — in the three months to february. that's up from 3.7% in the preyhoue— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three months. meanwhile job previous three months. meanwhile job oeohehee— previous three months. meanwhile job vacancies fell— previous three months. meanwhile job vacancies fell .— previous three months. meanwhile job vacancies fell . by 47,000 to job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to 1.1 job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to hh rhhhhhoh— job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to hh rhhhhhoh h— job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the— job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to 1.1 million in the three months ho merch— 1.1 million in the three months ho horoh pho— 1.1 million in the three months to march, and pay— 1.1 million in the three months to march, and pay has risen by ee— to march, and pay has risen by ee- huh— to march, and pay has risen by ee- huh hue— to march, and pay has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more ehouhy—

6.6. but it's growing more ehouhy rhoh— 6.6. but it's growing more slowly than inflation. even so, eorhhhoe— slowly than inflation. even so, eorhhhge re— slowly than inflation. even so, earnings are still— slowly than inflation. even so, earnings are still falling in reph— earnings are still falling in reoh herme— earnings are still falling in real terms. the— earnings are still falling in real terms. the ons says the uheerhohh— real terms. the ons says the uncertain economic outlook is hohhhhp— uncertain economic outlook is holding industries back from reeruhhhhp— holding industries back from reeruhhhho .— holding industries back from reeruhhhho . a— holding industries back from recruiting . a government recruiting. a government rhhhheher— recruiting. a government minister has— recruiting. a government minister has defended rishi suhoh— minister has defended rishi sunak, telling— minister has defended rishi sunak, telling gb news he hoeeh-h— sunak, telling gb news he doesn't think— sunak, telling gb news he doesn't think anyone doubts his hhheorhhy— doesn't think anyone doubts his hhhearhhy apa— doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity after a— doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity after a parliament's ehhhee— integrity after a parliament's ethics watchdog— integrity after a parliament's ethics watchdog launched investigation. _ ethics watchdog launched investigation. downing street eoye— investigation. downing street eoyehhe— investigation. downing street eoye hhe hhpuhry— investigation. downing street says the inquiry into the prime hhhheher— says the inquiry into the prime hhhheher he— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over,— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over, claims he hohheh— minister is over, claims he hohheh ho— minister is over, claims he failed to tell— minister is over, claims he failed to tell mps his wife rhhghh— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a measure ohhouheeh h— might benefit from a measure announced in last month's huhoeh— announced in last month's huupeh. she— announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in koru hhhe— budget. she holds shares in koru hhhe o— budget. she holds shares in koru hhhe o ehhhh— budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child care— budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to kids, a child care agency likely ho ooh— kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to gain financially from a drive ho reeruhh— to gain financially from a drive to recruit more— to gain financially from a drive to recruit more childminders . to recruit more childminders. uurhher— to recruit more childminders. uurhher heh— to recruit more childminders. number ten, says mr sunak will ehorhhy— number ten, says mr sunak will ehorhhy hou— number ten, says mr sunak will ehorhhy hou hh— number ten, says mr sunak will clarify how it was— number ten, says mr sunak will clarify how it was declared as a rhhhheherhoh— clarify how it was declared as a ministerial interest tv on line rohho— ministerial interest tv on line rohho pho— ministerial interest tv on line rohho and oh— ministerial interest tv on line radio and on tune— ministerial interest tv on line radio and on tune in this is gb ueue. — radio and on tune in this is gb here how— radio and on tune in this is gb here how he— radio and on tune in this is gb news. now it's back to bev and . news. now it's back to bev and. andrew— news. now it's back to bev and. andrew ho— news. now it's back to bev and. andrew to direct— news. now it's back to bev and. andrew to direct bullion sponsors. the- andrew to direct bullion sponsors. �*" andrew to direct bullion- sponsors. the financial report on gb news for gold and silver

investment . on gb news for gold and silver investment. well, on gb news for gold and silver investment . well, first of all, investment. well, first of all, heree— investment. well, first of all, heree o— investment. well, first of all, here-e o ouheh— well, first of all, here's a quick snapshot of hohoy-e— here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy— today's markets. the pound will huy you— today's markets. the pound will huy you he— today's markets. the pound will huy you he, hour,— today's markets. the pound will buy you 1.2, four, three, $3 and l rum. — buy you 1.2, four, three, $3 and l rum. rhe— buy you 1.2, four, three, $3 and - ,1.1329. the price- buy you 1.2, four, three, $3 and ,1.1329. the price of gold is £1,611.33 - ,1.1329. the price of gold is hhehheo per— - ,1.1329. the price of gold is £1,611.33 per ounce. _ - ,1.1329. the price of gold is £1,611.33 per ounce. and- ,1.1329. the price of gold is £1,611.33 per ounce. and the ther— £1,611.33 per ounce. and the rhsh hoo— £1,611.33 per ounce. and the rhsh he he— £1,611.33 per ounce. and the rhsh he he .— £1,611.33 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at— £1,611.33 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at 7898 points. ftse 100 is. at 7898 points. he— ftse 100 is. at 7898 points. he uhreeh— ftse 100 is. at 7898 points. it's direct bullion sponsors, hhe— it's direct bullion sponsors, the financial— it's direct bullion sponsors, the financial report on gb news hveehrhehhe— the financial report on gb news investments that— the financial report on gb news investments that matter .

on gb news. the people's channel hrhhohh— on gb news. the people's channel hrhhohh he— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching .— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . c: britain is watching. good horhhhp— britain is watching. good morhhhg. hh-e— britain is watching. good morning. it's 1040. britain is watching. good morning. it's1040. this is to the point on gb news with me bev turner and andrew pierce. right time to go through some of the morning's top newspaper stories. joining us is gb news senior joining us is gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson, as political nelson, as well as political commentator buxton. good commentator tanya buxton. good morning let's get him on a morning both. let's get him on a story that's come out of wales

today because we think it's a bit the welsh bit bizarre. the welsh government - bit bizarre. the welsh government is- c the welsh government is going bit bizarre. the welsh government is going pay young government is going to pay young oeyhurh— government is going to pay young oeyhurh eeeehre— government is going to pay young asylum seekers £1,600 a month horm— asylum seekers £1,600 a month form of— asylum seekers £1,600 a month form of universal— asylum seekers £1,600 a month form of universal income to help hherh — form of universal income to help hherh hhphh— form of universal income to help them fight deportation. plus hhey-hh— them fight deportation. plus hhey-hh oheo— them fight deportation. plus they'll also get— them fight deportation. plus they'll also get legal aid hhhpphhp— they'll also get legal aid flipping scandal your lot in uuohee— flipping scandal your lot in uuohee h— flipping scandal your lot in wales in scandalous. first of rhh— wales in scandalous. first of ohh. h— wales in scandalous. first of ohh. h herr— wales in scandalous. first of all. i mean there's been a lot of a lot of people have talked about the way that you might actually be able to help asylum seekers fund themselves. one of the problems, of course, that the problems, of course, of that is that have then a stake is that they have then a stake in country. they're then in the country. if they're then thrown it and when it thrown out of it and when it comes to actually what the welsh government are leading the way in a of areas on things in a number of areas on things like this. so for instance , like this. so for instance, they've got a minimum income guarantee experiment going on where people are paid a set amount of money rather than get benefits . but this seems to be benefits. but this seems to be another another example of trying out something new. i think that we ought to try all these experiments. it doesn't

mean it will work. people get on the mean it will work. people get on hhe ohh— mean it will work. people get on hhe ohh eee— mean it will work. people get on the old age pension,— mean it will work. people get on the old age pension, but- . a. people get on the old age pension, but also he— the old age pension, but also he hoh— the old age pension, but also it's not really— the old age pension, but also it's not really new. . g: it's not really new. it's good pho— it's not really new. it's good old fashioned communism, universal, basic income. it's been proven not to work well. it been proven not to it hasn't been proven not to work— it hasn't been proven not to work-h— it hasn't been proven not to work-i think- it hasn't been proven not to work i think there's a lot work that i think there's a lot of work that i think there's a lot or prohherhe— work that i think there's a lot of problems with— work that i think there's a lot of problems with it. but uhhereh— universal basic income, eepeehohhy— universal basic income, especially when especially post—pandemic when ue-o-reh— especially post—pandemic when we're-to actually- especially post—pandemic when we're to actually reset we're trying to actually reset hhe— we're trying to actually reset hhe eohoy— we're trying to actually reset the economy, it— we're trying to actually reset the economy, it is worth a try. so the economy, it is worth a try. so huh— the economy, it is worth a try. so huh ou— the economy, it is worth a try. so huh ohh hh— the economy, it is worth a try. so but all it means is that peophe— so but all it means is that peophe re— so but all it means is that people are going to stay at home and people are going to stay at home one ho— people are going to stay at home and do nothing. _ people are going to stay at home and do nothing. "3”3 people are going to stay at home and do nothing. ”r“33 3”3 and do nothing. there are teenagers. if you offer them £1,600 do nothing, £1,600 a month to do nothing, they snap your hand off they would snap your hand off and they're goes their motivation completely incentivises to do incentivises them to do anything. that's what it does . anything. that's what it does. it's anything. that's what it does. he going— anything. that's what it does. he going ho— anything. that's what it does. it's going to help— 31h “3 that's what it does. it's going to help breed this experhrhehhe— it's going to help breed this experiments have shown otherwise that experiments have shown otherwise hhoh eoe— experiments have shown otherwise hhoh peophe— experiments have shown otherwise that some people have gone and epehh— that some people have gone and epehh-oh— that some people have gone and spent-at university. - spent longer at university. but hrue— spent longer at university. but hrue hre— spent longer at university. but hrue hhhe hoe— spent longer at university. but true life has shown it doesn't work. — true life has shown it doesn't work. huh— true life has shown it doesn't work. huh oh— true life has shown it doesn't work. but am i— true life has shown it doesn't work. “g “7 work. but am i missing a point? why are we giving asylum seekers who've contributed nothing to this why are giving this country? why are we giving £1,600 month plus legal aid £1,600 a month plus legal aid money fight deportation? why money to fight deportation? why well, being well, why are they being treated? when treated? goes back when pensioners struggling to pensioners are struggling to heat i heat their homes? nigel no, i take heat their homes? nigel no, i hohe-ohouh- heat their homes? nigel no, i. take-about pensioners, take the point about pensioners, but take the point about pensioners, huh huh— take the point about pensioners, huh huh hhere— take the point about pensioners, but but there is— take the point about pensioners, but but there is a— take the point about pensioners, but but there is a question

ohouh— but but there is a question about whether— but but there is a question about whether or not asylum eeeehre— about whether or not asylum seekers-able- about whether or not asylum seekers-able to. seekers should be able to eupporh— seekers should be able to support themselves while they're in support themselves while they're hh hrhhohh— support themselves while they're hh hrhhohh . — support themselves while they're in britain . they're— support themselves while they're in britain . “3g ”3 in britain. they're not supporting themselves, they're getting from the state. getting money from the state. well which is broke. well, yes, but i well which is broke. well, yes, huh h rheoh— well which is broke. well, yes, but i mean, the— well which is broke. well, yes, but i mean, the state- rt“ well, yes, but i mean, the state pays a lot of but i mean, the state pays a lot or peophe— but i mean, the state pays a lot or peophe rhhe— but i mean, the state pays a lot of people like civil— but i mean, the state pays a lot of people like civil i of people like civil servants. i hhey— of people like civil servants. i mean, they-but- of people like civil servants. i mean, they but they work of people like civil servants. i meathey ey but they work of people like civil servants. i meathey allegedlyt they work of people like civil servants. i meathey allegedly you're ivork of people like civil servants. i meathey allegedly you're right. and they allegedly you're right. here. — and they allegedly you're right. here. hhey— and they allegedly you're right. there. they work— and they allegedly you're right. there. they work allegedly, don't they? so, yeah , but you've don't they? so, yeah, but you've got teenagers , tonya, you said got teenagers, tonya, you said to them, you know what, guys? you don't have to go to work. vou— you don't have to go to work. you ooh— you don't have to go to work. you can watch— you don't have to go to work. you can watch netflix, you can hang— you can watch netflix, you can hang ouh— you can watch netflix, you can hope ouh uhhh— you can watch netflix, you can hang out with your mates. you hook— hang out with your mates. you hooh oh— hang out with your mates. you can look at your— hang out with your mates. you can look at your phones all day. aho— can look at your phones all day. and he— can look at your phones all day. and the government are going to ghe— and the government are going to phye—ueeh - and the government are going to give—week. yeah,- and the government are going to give week. yeah, no, give you £400 a week. yeah, no, no. give you £400 a week. yeah, no, huhoh— give you £400 a week. yeah, no, no. what would— give you £400 a week. yeah, no, no. what would it— give you £400 a week. yeah, no, no. what would it do to their. it no. what would it do to their. hh wouhu— no. what would it do to their. hh uouhu hoh— no. what would it do to their. it would not move. _ no. what would it do to their. it would not move. they- no. what would it do to their. it would not move. they would not move. they'd have no incentive up and incentive to get up and everything. all young men everything. all these young men who-rhy— everything. all these young men who-my heu— everything. all these young men who-my oe- “3 all these young men who my view as economic who land is my view as economic rhherohhe— who land is my view as economic rhhgrohhe h— who land is my view as economic migrants in dover— who land is my view as economic migrants in dover and kent, hhey-re— migrants in dover and kent, hhey-re gohhp— migrants in dover and kent, hhey-re going ho— migrants in dover and kent, they're going to go straight to uohee—oohhel wales because they're going to get wales because they're going to eeh-rhohh— wales because they're going to eeh-rhohh-yeryi wales because they're going to. get-thank-very much. get £1,600. thank you very much. weh— get £1,600. thank you very much. hhhh-ouhhe— get £1,600. thank you very much. well,-quite like- get £1,600. thank you very much. wellplan. _quite like- get £1,600. thank you very much. wellplan. well, quite like get £1,600. thank you very much. wellplan. well, getting (e get £1,600. thank you very much. wellplan. well, getting rid that plan. well, getting rid hherh— that plan. well, getting rid hem-hem,- that plan. well, getting rid them -kent,-rid. that plan. well, getting rid them kent, rid of that plan. well, getting rid- them -kent,-rid of them them from kent, get rid of them hoh— them from kent, get rid of them from hem,— them from kent, get rid of them from kent, stick— them from kent, get rid of them from kent, stick them in wales. huohee— from kent, stick them in wales. wales-deserve.- from kent, stick them in wales. wales-deserve. it's- from kent, stick them in wales. wales deserve. it's very wales don't deserve. it's a very hhe— wales don't deserve. it's a very ape-war,— wales don't deserve. it's a very nice _well,-vote| nice country. well, they vote the wrong people in don't they.

well, i mean, mark drakeford, he-e— well, i mean, mark drakeford, he-e h— well, i mean, mark drakeford, he-e h heare— well, i mean, mark drakeford, he's i mean, he's— well, i mean, mark drakeford, he's i mean, he's standing down hexh—he-e- next year, but i guess he's hohho— next year, but i guess he's doing ou— next year, but i guess he's doing all before he goes. doing all this before he goes. weh— doing all this before he goes. huehh,|rheoh— doing all this before he goes. well,imean, in— doing all this before he goes. well, mean, in the country, as well, i mean, in the country, as i well, i mean, in the country, as h-hhoh— well, i mean, in the country, as h-hhoh he— well, i mean, in the country, as i-that is something- well, i mean, in the country, as i that is something that i say, that is something that uuohee— i say, that is something that uuohee hove— i say, that is something that wales have been experimenting uhhh— wales have been experimenting uhhh-oh— wales have been experimenting uhhh-oh hhhhge- wales have been experimenting with of things and with a number of things and i hhhhh— with a number of things and i hhhhh-uhoh— with a number of things and i think what should be think that's what we should be hohhg. — think that's what we should be hohhg. iehouhu— think that's what we should be doing. .should be- think that's what we should be doing. : “g doing. we should be trying different ways making different ways of making things work. one of the work. and that's one of the things is happening in things that is happening in wales. ithink things that is happening in wales. i think we should find ohher— wales. i think we should find ohher-oh— wales. i think we should find other-of getting- wales. i think we should findi other-of getting-out other ways of getting them out of other ways of getting them out oh—heeouee - other ways of getting them out oh—heeouee o- other ways of getting them out of_because a lot. other ways of getting them out of because a lot of of the country because a lot of hen — of the country because a lot of hen -here— of the country because a lot of them here illegally. 3:33“ them came here illegally. well, hhey— them came here illegally. well, hey-come.— them came here illegally. well, hhey-oohe. h— them came here illegally. well, they-come. if there- them came here illegally. well, they-come. if there is- they didn't come. if there is asylum seeker, come asylum seeker, they didn't come illegally, they may become illegally, they may become illegal but they're illegal migrants, but they're not illegal crossing the not illegal by crossing the channel but they're coming over not channel but they're coming over hoh-hhey-re— not because they're asylum eeeehre— not because they're asylum seekers anything seekers from anything that's going— seekers from anything that's. aohhg—horrh going to give them any harm, hhehr— going to give them any harm, hhehr oeyhurh — going to give them any harm, their asylum seekers from home — their asylum seekers from home why— their asylum seekers from france. why don't they stay in europe?— france. why don't they stay in europe?_cross. france. why don't they stay ini europe?_cross all europe? they have to cross all of europe? they have to cross all oh-orhe— europe? they have to cross all oh-orhe ho- europe? they have to cross all of-come to britain. of europe to come to britain. why— of europe to come to britain. urhy hoeeh-h— of europe to come to britain. why doesn't that— of europe to come to britain. why doesn't that i of europe to come to britain. - why doesn't that-i have, why doesn't that happen? i have, but why doesn't that happen? i have, huh-hoh— why doesn't that happen? i have, huh-hoh hheh— why doesn't that happen? i have, but-not that bad. _ why doesn't that happen? i have, but not that bad. well, but he's not that bad. well, yeah— but he's not that bad. well, yeohlo— but he's not that bad. well, yeohlo hoeh— but he's not that bad. well, yeah,.a host, it's- but he's not that bad. well, yeah, a host, it's true. but yeah, as a host, it's true. but hhoh-e— yeah, as a host, it's true. but hhoh-e hhoh-e— yeah, as a host, it's true. but that's that's the— yeah, as a host, it's true. but that's that's the problem i have — that's that's the problem i have aho— that's that's the problem i have. and-real- that's that's the problem i have. and real asylum have. and then real asylum eeeehre— have. and then real asylum seekers that— have. and then real asylum seekers that really run away seekers that really are run away hoh— seekers that really are run away from—hanger- seekers that really are run awayi from—dangerltheir from some some danger to their life from some some danger to their hhe—ohh- life and their children and hhehr— life and their children and their families, _ life and their children and their families, not their families, they're not gehhhhp— their families, they're not. pehhhhe—hhoh their families, they're not - pehhhhe—hhoh he getting through because that is the getting through because that is hhe-hhe— getting through because that is hhe-hhe oh— getting through because that is the-the of the- getting through because that is the the of the asylum the point of the of the asylum eyeherh. — the point of the of the asylum eyeherh. vou— the point of the of the asylum system. you decide- the point of the of the asylum system. 3 33t. r:3 rt.“ system. you decide which is which. if you are just an

economic migrant, you will be returned. won't be returned. no, they won't be well, be returned well, they'll be returned if they it's safe to return they can, if it's safe to return them the country they them to the country that they came you can find out came from. and you can find out which country that was their papers. well, of course they do. that's why that's why that's why it time to actually it takes some time to actually identify them. we identify them. but we have trained people to and do just trained people to go and do just that, identify these people. that, to identify these people. and then would be returned and then they would be returned if they're a genuine asylum seeker then get seeker here, they will then get asylum country. asylum in this country. shouldn't the shouldn't it be? that's the point process. be point of the process. be a criminal act, though,- be a criminal act, though, to tear up your— criminal act, though, to tear up your poperee— criminal act, though, to tear up your papers? yeah,— criminal act, though, to tear up your papers? yeah, i think it ehouhh— your papers? yeah, i think it ehouhh he— your papers? yeah, i think it ehouhh he o— your papers? yeah, i think it should be a criminal act. it's a erhmhoh— should be a criminal act. it's a erhrhhhoh. — should be a criminal act. it's a erhrhhhoh. hh— should be a criminal act. it's a criminal. it is.— should be a criminal act. it's a criminal. it is. when- should be a criminal act. it's a criminal. . �*frr�*“3“ criminal. it is. when suella braverman as braverman describes them as illegal. talking illegal. what she's talking aboutis illegal. what she's talking about is that they arrive in this country any travel this country without any travel documents. illegal to be documents. so it's illegal to be in country travel in the country without travel documents. if they are documents. however, if they are an asylum seeker , that trumps an asylum seeker, that trumps anything about travel economics. omicron. but they're not all economic migrants. there may be some amongst them of them, some of them might be, but. but they're not all that. but that is the point of the asylum system to then decide which ones have a genuine reason to be here

and which don't. this going and which don't. this is going to-mindset— and which don't. this is going to-mindset if- and which don't. this is going to-mindset if labour. and which don't. this is goingi to-mindset if labour win to be the mindset if labour win the election— to be the mindset if labour win the election about— to be the mindset if labour win the election about asylumi seekers,_all seekers, could we open all hur— seekers, could we open all hours open— seekers, could we open all hours, open doors, let them. hours, open all doors, let them. i i hours, open all doors, let them. r-r ooh-r— hours, open all doors, let them. r-r ooh-r r— hours, open all doors, let them. |-| don't | don't- hours, open all doors, let them. i i don't i don't think i don't. i don't i don't think uohour— i don't. i don't i don't think labour-that.- i don't. i don't i don't think labour-that. - i don't. i don't i don't think. labour-that. what i don't. i don't i don't think- labour-that. what what labour would do that. what what i labour would do that. what what r-uohour— labour would do that. what what i labour will do is i do hope labour will do is actually at the asylum actually look at the asylum system properly the biggest system properly and the biggest change is end change they could make is to end the requirement. you have to be in country before you can in this country before you can claim, yeah, i think that's go on forever. you have if you have a on forever. you have if you have u soro— on forever. you have if you have u sore rouro— on forever. you have if you have u sore rouro hor— 3“ 333” you have if you have a safe route for application an ohh— a safe route for application an and rhoh— a safe route for application an and hen hor— a safe route for application an and then let us— a safe route for application an and then let us decide on a safe opphoohoh— and then let us decide on a safe application route— and then let us decide on a safe application route ,— and then let us decide on a safe application route , you know, on application route, you know, on an application route, you know, on on ooohoohoh— application route, you know, on an application route which is soror— an application route which is safer rhoh— an application route which is safer than getting in a boat to get safer than getting in a boat to goo oh— safer than getting in a boat to goo on o— safer than getting in a boat to get on o prono— safer than getting in a boat to get on a plane to— safer than getting in a boat to get on a plane to rwanda. i just ooh-r— get on a plane to rwanda. i just our rhh— get on a plane to rwanda. i just our r-rh rush— get on a plane to rwanda. i just our r-rh rush-o— get on a plane to rwanda. i just don't i'm just-a big- get on a plane to rwanda. i just don't i'm just a big fan of don't i'm just not a big fan of rho— don't i'm just not a big fan of the government— don't i'm just not a big fan of the government handing out moo— the government handing out some o— the government handing out £1,400 a month— the government handing out £1,400 a month to anyone. hurry,— £1,400 a month to anyone. franklvr r— £1,400 a month to anyone. frankly, i don't.— £1,400 a month to anyone. frankly, i don't. i don't care where— frankly, i don't. i don't care whore-coho— frankly, i don't. i don't care where-come-if- frankly, i don't. i don't care where come if you frankly, i don't. i don't care- where-come-if you just where you come from if you just hoh— where you come from if you just horr-uhorhor- where you come from if you just left-whether you've. left school or whether you've arrived — left school or whether you've arrived -ror- left school or whether you've arrived for albania. arrived on a boat for albania. now— arrived on a boat for albania. hou, nigelr_ arrived on a boat for albania. now, nigel,-talk- arrived on a boat for albania. now, nigel, talk about now, nigel, let's talk about hrs.— now, nigel, let's talk about hrs-roses— now, nigel, let's talk about this.-faces an- now, nigel, let's talk about this. faces an epoch this. west faces an epoch oorhhg— this. west faces an epoch defining-froml this. west faces an epoch- defining-from china, this. west faces an epoch- defiukg-from china, this. west faces an epoch defiuk security from china, this. west faces an epoch defiuk security chiefsm china, this. west faces an epoch defiuk security chiefs alert na, the uk security chiefs alert rho— the uk security chiefs alert over the threat— the uk security chiefs alert over the threat from china . over the threat from china. rrhor-s— over the threat from china. rrhor-s rhrs— over the threat from china. what's this about? “ what's this about? this is this is from — what's this about? this is this is from cindy yu cameron, who's the head of the national cyber security centre . she's making

security centre. she's making a speech at a conference in belfast. but what she's saying basically is that china is leaping ahead with technology which could cause us problems. so therefore , we must try and so therefore, we must try and keep up in this country. it's a bit of a plea for more money, obviously, because she wants wants to enhance her own little empire. but it's a serious point. is it that china are doing a number of things that would be a threat to us? i think we don't treat china as an enemy. we can't treat them as a friend either. and so she's absolutely right. we need to try and keep up with their technological advances. one of the one of them that they're particularly worried about is china might might develop a digital currency, which they could use to avoid sanctions in the event that they invaded taiwan. tanya the event that they invaded taiwan . tanya , what worries me taiwan. tanya, what worries me ohour— taiwan. tanya, what worries me ohour rhrs— taiwan. tanya, what worries me ohour rhrs rs— taiwan. tanya, what worries me about this is when— taiwan. tanya, what worries me about this is when i— our?“ tanya, what worries me about this is when i hear he“ tanya, what worries me about this is when i hear our sosurrh— about this is when i hear our security chiefs— about this is when i hear our security chiefs saying we need to security chiefs saying we need ro harsh— security chiefs saying we need to match china— security chiefs saying we need to match china in— security chiefs saying we need to match china in terms of a surveillance— to match china in terms of a surveillance state, they're gorrhg— surveillance state, they're getting ahead _ surveillance state, they're getting ahead of us. i don't wono— getting ahead of us. i don't uohr ro— getting ahead of us. i don't want to live— getting ahead of us. i don't want to live in— getting ahead of us. i don't want to live in china. i don't uohr— want to live in china. i don't uohr rho— want to live in china. i don't want the same— want to live in china. i don't want the same surveillance as we

hove— want the same surveillance as we hovolchho. — want the same surveillance as we have .china. and— want the same surveillance as we have .china. and also- want the same surveillance as we have china. “r: ”3 have in china. and also they're getting ahead of us is the wrong language. have got language. yes, they have got ahead and they have done ahead of us and they have done for a very long time. and by the time the media and it's time it makes the media and it's in the news, it's almost too late. we really have to late. we really do have to absolutely get on this and we have to really start making sanctions about what they're getting into privacy , what getting into our privacy, what the documents they can see, how they affect our children, the whole nudge unit that we all kind of came to forefront kind of came to the forefront with dodsworth's book, with laura dodsworth's book, you know, fear that saw know, say to fear that we saw what were doing what the government were doing to give us fear. this is to us to give us fear. this is what china has been doing for a long time to make us buy things to think they to make our children think they need it's such a worry. need things. it's such a worry. but i think might be too but i think it might be too late. we've got all upset, huh-r— late. we've got all upset, huh-r uo— late. we've got all upset, didn't we, about- we've got all upset, didn't we, about the big observation— didn't we, about the big observation balloons that were hung— observation balloons that were hung-rho— observation balloons that werei flying-the-states? flying across the united states? yesr_ flying across the united states? hos-shor— flying across the united states? yes, - shot - because i yes, it was shot down because rhoh— yes, it was shot down because hey—hur- yes, it was shot down because rhoy—hur rhoh- yes, it was shot down because they—but that wasj they were china. but that was rush— they were china. but that was r-usr o— they were china. but that was just a distraction— they were china. but that was just a distraction because we know— just a distraction because we know-ooon- just a distraction because we know been spying on us just a distraction because we kn all been spying on us just a distraction because we kn all sorts been spying on us just a distraction because we kn all sorts of:)een spying on us just a distraction because we kn all sorts of waysspying on us just a distraction because we kn all sorts of waysspyiour)n us in all sorts of ways on our phones— in all sorts of ways on our phones, tiktok,- in all sorts of ways on our phones, tiktok, huawei phones . phones, tiktok, huawei phones. i_w— phones, tiktok, huawei phones. r-soy. rho— phones, tiktok, huawei phones. i-say, the balloons- i have to say, the balloons don't terribly tech don't sound terribly high tech to me. well, i mean, i think it

rush— to me. well, i mean, i think it r-usr o— to me. well, i mean, i think it just o joke— to me. well, i mean, i think it was just a joke by— well, i mean, i think it was just a joke by the chinese ohhosr. — was just a joke by the chinese ohhosr. aho— was just a joke by the chinese almost. and joe— was just a joke by the chinese almost. and joe biden said, i'm going— almost. and joe biden said, i'm gohglshoor— almost. and joe biden said, i'm going-shoot them— almost. and joe biden said, i'm going shoot them down. and going to shoot them down. and were _over british . were they flying over british sorro— were they flying over british sorh— h- were they flying over british sorh—h uro- were they flying over britishi soil?_|t did seem were they flying over british. soil?_|t did seem a soil? who cares? it did seem a joker— soil? who cares? it did seem a joker huh-r— soil? who cares? it did seem a joke, didn't it? _ soil? who cares? it did seem a joke, didn't it? it— soil? who cares? it did seem a joke, didn't it? c 3 3“ c soil? who cares? it did seem a joke, didn't it? c 3 3 “ c joke, didn't it? it didn't seem kind wasn't anything kind of like it wasn't anything because you have these satellites and they can do satellites now and they can do what are they what they want. what are they doing? flying balloons space all orouro— doing? flying balloons space all around he— doing? flying balloons space all around the world. _ 33 “3? flying balloons space all around the world. you. the around the world. thank you. the whore— around the world. thank you. the whore lshooo— around the world. thank you. the whorolshooo rs— around the world. thank you. the wholelspace is full— around the world. thank you. the whole space is full of whole of space is full of chhoso— whole of space is full of chinese satellites us chinese satellites spying on us hohr— chinese satellites spying on us hohr-rhoy-ro— chinese satellites spying on us right they're watching chinese satellites spying on us righpoint they're watching chinese satellites spying on us righpoint h ey're watching chinese satellites spying on us righpoint h / natching chinese satellites spying on us righpoint h h/3e“ �*fh3 hing chinese satellites spying on us righpoint h / �*fh3 3 the point > yeah, we need listening. we need to step. enjoying it. lucky them. yeah on this enjoying it. lucky them. yeah on hrs—issue,- this same sort of issue, oshuohh— this same sort of issue, actually, we've got this warning hoor— actually, we've got this warning text—weekend - text coming this weekend where your— text coming this weekend where your-going— text coming this weekend where your-gorhglhooh- text coming this weekend where your going beep to your phone is going to beep to rou— your phone is going to beep to our you— your phone is going to beep to reh you rhoh— your phone is going to beep to tell you that you're imminent tell you that you're in imminent danger— tell you that you're in imminent hanger—hoohro danger or possibly some people ooh-r— danger or possibly some people hour—h— danger or possibly some people woh-r—h rs- danger or possibly some people won't—it is when- danger or possibly some people won't—it is when it. won't know what it is when it goes— won't know what it is when it goes oh— won't know what it is when it goes oh or— won't know what it is when it goes off at 3:00— won't know what it is when it goes off at 3:00 on saint georges— goes off at 3:00 on saint georges ooy.— goes off at 3:00 on saint george's day. some people will be george's day. some people will ho-rhghrohou- be genuinely frightened when rhoh— be genuinely frightened when hhehr—ohh- be genuinely frightened when. their—and alerts their phone goes off and alerts rhorh — their phone goes off and alerts rhorh |hovo— their phone goes off and alerts rhorhlhovo o— their phone goes off and alerts them. have a massive problem, them. i have a massive problem, nigelr_ them. i have a massive problem, hush-rho— them. i have a massive problem, nigel, the government nigel, with the government tapping— nigel, with the government tapping into my phone without my ohsohr— tapping into my phone without my ohsohrhor— or- consent and warning me of sorhorhhg— consent and warning me of sorhorhhg-rs- consent and warning me of something is currently something which is currently does— something which is currently hoes-exhu— something which is currently hoes-oxrsr. — something which is currently does-exist . no,- something which is currently does exist . \r3 something which is currently does exist. \3 something which is currently- does-exist . no, but what if does not exist. no, but what if it did? but what could that be? what does that look like? it coutu— what does that look like? it couru ho— what does that look like? it couru ho a— what does that look like? it could be a flood.— what does that look like? it could be a flood. it- what does that look like? c what does that look like? it could be a flood. it could be a flood. flood. it could be a flood. a flood. it could be a terrorist attack. we've realised

that it could be a serious weather might weather event. i mean, it might even be a minor earthquake or something that. what minor something like that. what minor earthquake? isn't that what heree—h- earthquake? isn't that what heree—h oh- earthquake? isn't that what we're—be on the we're here for? to be on the news— we're here for? to be on the heree-oh— we're here for? to be on the news?-on 24/7. - we're here for? to be on the news? on 24/7. does we're here for? to be on the. news?-on 24/7. .does it news? it's on 24/7. why does it hove— news? it's on 24/7. why does it have ro— news? it's on 24/7. why does it have ro sorre— news? it's on 24/7. why does it have to come into— news? it's on 24/7. why does it have to come into our home? yeah— have to come into our home? veoh. hur— have to come into our home? veoh. our on— have to come into our home? yeah, but on the— have to come into our home? yeah, but on the basis- have to come into our home? yeah, but on the basis that that if you are driving into an area which is which is a danger to life your life is life where your life is threatened, it's the radio, threatened, it's on the radio, you get motorway. you would then get motorway. what if you didn't have the radio the motorway would radio on the motorway you would get text to get is your warning text to tell you that, tell you that there's trouble way. scrapping trouble on the way. scrapping with trouble on the way. scrapping uhh your— trouble on the way. scrapping with your phone,— 3“ scrapping with your phone, which you shouroh-r— with your phone, which you shouldn't do— with your phone, which you shouldn't do when you're driving a_wh— shouldn't do when you're driving o—you shoute- shouldn't do when you're driving a-you should not.- a car, which you should not. i ooh-r— a car, which you should not. i don't-genuinely- don't think you genuinely heheve— don't think you genuinely believe-on- don't think you genuinely believe-on thei don't think you genuinely- believe-on the wheel. believe it. nigel on the wheel. do know believe it. nigel on the wheel. do - know what? _ believe it. nigel on the wheel. do - know what? it'll - believe it. nigel on the wheel. do - know what? it'll be - believe it. nigel on the wheel. do-know what? it'll be in. do you know what? it'll be in your— do you know what? it'll be in your hooker— do you know what? it'll be in your pocket pocket. ' “3 your pocket pocket. andrews so it'll your pocket pocket. andrews so h-u 90— your pocket pocket. andrews so it'll go off and tell you there's an alert. the one that worries me most— there's an alert. the one that worries me most is— “333 ’e“ the one that worries me most is there worries me most is that there are women domestic. that's are women in domestic. that's ohsorureh— are women in domestic. that's absolutely-that's- absolutely right. that's relationships. that's a fair hey-ve— relationships. that's a fair rhey-ve gor— relationships. that's a fair they've got hidden there. their hrehhe— they've got hidden there. their hrehhe-r-usr— they've got hidden there. their lifeline-justlcase. lifeline phones just in case because— lifeline phones just in case beca|phones,_ lifeline phones just in case beca|phones, they take their their phones, they take their heroes— their phones, they take their rohrohs, they— their phones, they take their laptops, they can't get out of he— laptops, they can't get out of rhe-oho— laptops, they can't get out of the - and they've - laptops, they can't get out of the and they've got phones the house and they've got phones hrooeh— the house and they've got phones hidden away— the house and they've got phones hidden away-case- the house and they've got phones hidden away-case it- the house and they've got phones hidden away case it gets hidden away just in case it gets to hidden away just in case it gets ro rhe— hidden away just in case it gets ro rhe rohr— hidden away just in case it gets to the point where— hidden away just in case it gets to the point where they need someone _ save i to the point where they need. someone _ save their someone to come and save their hoes. — someone to come and save their hoes. hou,—

someone to come and save their lives. now,-phones- lives. now, those phones will rhere— lives. now, those phones will rhere-rhose— lives. now, those phones will there .those _willl lives. now, those phones willi there .those _will be there are those alarms will be going— there are those alarms will be going-the— there are those alarms will be going-the phone- there are those alarms will be going the phone will go going off, the phone will go oh. — going off, the phone will go off. whether— going off, the phone will go off. whether it's— going off, the phone will go off. whether it's silent, off. whether it's on silent, uherher— off. whether it's on silent, whether it's— off. whether it's on silent, whether it's-off.| off. whether it's on silent,- whether it's-off. yeah, whether it's switched off. yeah, rheo— whether it's switched off. yeah, her-going— whether it's switched off. yeah, rhor-eohg ro— whether it's switched off. yeah, that going to cause loss that that is going to cause loss of_manv_ that that is going to cause loss of_manv women- that that is going to cause loss. of_many women that's of life. how many women that's how women going to be how many women are going to be attacked it? because attacked because of it? because of it. you attacked because of it? because of h-you rhhh— attacked because of it? because of it.-you think of- attacked because of it? because of it.-you think of anyone,l of it. can you think of anyone, uhereh— of it. can you think of anyone, urges where— of it. can you think of anyone, nigel, where your— of it. can you think of anyone, nigel, where your life has been threatened? _ nigel, where your life has been threatened? that— nigel, where your life has been threatened? 3 threatened? that would have been saved mobile phone saved by a beeping mobile phone from i think terrorist from the i think a terrorist incidents. i something incidents. i mean, something hhe— incidents. i mean, something hike—h— incidents. i mean, something hhe—h you- incidents. i mean, something like—if you knewi like seven seven if you knew her— like seven seven if you knew her going— like seven seven if you knew that going down— like seven seven if you knew that going down to the tube houre— that going down to the tube would-really— that going down to the tube would really dangerous. �*fh3 would be really dangerous. we knew— would be really dangerous. we hhehr-rheo— would be really dangerous. we knew-awry ue- would be really dangerous. we knew-away we didn't. knew straight away we didn't know 911. we watched george bush reserving— know 911. we watched george bush receiving-information- 9“ we watched george bush receiving information on receiving that information on on the receiving that information on on he heoro. — receiving that information on on the media. .media- receiving that information on on the media. media knew before the media. the media knew before the media. the media knew before rhe-or— the media. the media knew before rhe-or rhe— the media. the media knew before the-of the united- the president of the united shores— states knew the reason i'm rhhhhe— states knew the reason i'm thinking—that. thinking about 77 is that rhere-s— thinking about 77 is that rhere-s o— thinking about 77 is that there's a .we - thinking about 77 is that there's a we didn't know there's a lot we didn't know her— there's a lot we didn't know her ooy.— there's a lot we didn't know her ooy. — there's a lot we didn't know that day. imean,- there's a lot we didn't know that day. imean, i- there's a lot we didn't know that day. “ 33“ c that day. i mean, i don't know. we all remember where were. we all remember where we were. but originally, you remember, but originally, if you remember, we were told it was a power surge. erg in the event you surge. erg in the event that you had system like this, had an alert system like this, you don't go down into you could say don't go down into the tube there may be the tube because there may be more you know what's more bombs. you know what's going what it's going to don't know what it's going to don't know what it's going do. you're going to see going to do. you're going to see some— going to do. you're going to see 50,000 youtubers_ going to do. you're going to see 50,000 youtubers-a- going to do. you're going to see| 50,000 youtubers-a-on 50,000 youtubers get a beep on her— 50,000 youtubers get a beep on hhehr-eho— 50,000 youtubers get a beep on their-and-down- 50,000 youtubers get a beep on their and down with their phone and run down with her— their phone and run down with hhehr-ro— their phone and run down with their-to film- their phone and run down with their-to film the- their phone and run down with their to film the action.

their phones to film the action. it's their phones to film the action. he going— their phones to film the action. he gohg ro— their phones to film the action. it's going to have— their phones to film the action. it's going to have the— their phones to film the action. it's going to have the complete we shouldn't do that. but tonya's point absolutely tonya's point is absolutely rrehr— tonya's point is absolutely ugh—whorl tonya's point is absolutely- right_what happens right about about what happens to right about about what happens ro-ohuse— right about about what happens to-abuse victims. . right about about what happens to abuse victims. to domestic abuse victims. t0 ousrrerho— r- to domestic abuse victims. to. answer—no. i mean, answer that. well, no. i mean, the domestic violence charity refuge is trying to put guide the domestic violence charity ref|toe is trying to put guide the domestic violence charity ref|to actually; to put guide the domestic violence charity ref|to actually disable guide the domestic violence charity ref|to actually disable people. out to actually disable people. there particular alert. there is a particular alert. it's complicated. that's it's quite complicated. that's why putting the guide why they're putting the guide out women that who out to help women like that who might could be might be in trouble could be somebody the seconds or 80 somebody in the 70 seconds or 80 seconds who's going struggle somebody in the 70 seconds or 80 serdisable ho's going struggle somebody in the 70 seconds or 80 serdisable thatgoing struggle somebody in the 70 seconds or 80 serdisable that phone. struggle somebody in the 70 seconds or 80 serdisable that phone. well,]gle to disable that phone. well, yes, are yes, all those things are possible, but the question really it worth having really is, is it worth having the in first place? so the alert in the first place? so as you know, it's not just no, no way. not it's nigel. one woman is attacked because of that alarm going off. that phone alarm going off. that's it's not worth it . that's means it's not worth it. i'm does. yeah. she's i'm sorry. it does. yeah. she's not going to die from an earthquake. she might die. and the earthquake. she might die. and he shoes— earthquake. she might die. and the chances are— earthquake. she might die. and the chances are-sat- earthquake. she might die. and the chances are-sat in- the chances are she's sat in a hono— the chances are she's sat in a from room— the chances are she's sat in a front room. she's— the chances are she's sat in a front room. she's not going to die-terrorist- front room. she's not going to die terrorist attack. we die from a terrorist attack. we orehr— die from a terrorist attack. we oreh-r-h-s— die from a terrorist attack. we aren't-it's this- die from a terrorist attack. we aren't it's this awful aren't all in. it's this awful regeneration— aren't all in. it's this awful regeneration of— aren't all in. it's this awful regeneration of the idea that we shoute— regeneration of the idea that we shouro he— regeneration of the idea that we should be frightened at all rhhes— should be frightened at all rhhes-h-s— should be frightened at all times. it's damaging for times. and it's damaging for rhehror— times. and it's damaging for mental particularly mental health, particularly henoeers— teenagers. tanya, let's come to rhh— teenagers. tanya, let's come to this—teachers. - teenagers. tanya, let's come to this teachers. we'll this story about teachers. we'll not this story about teachers. we'll nor-ooh— this story about teachers. we'll not-call children- this story about teachers. we'll not call children by not have to call children by her— not have to call children by their-pronouns- their chosen pronouns under new ohheror— their chosen pronouns under new official guidelines. _ official guidelines. oh, hallelujah. - hallelujah. some sense is finally coming into education to

schools . but you know what's schools. but you know what's really worrying? and i'm going to back a bit on this to take us back a bit on this one, that of trans one, is that all of this trans stuff that's out, that's stuff that's coming out, that's infiltrated and infiltrated schools and the media everything, most of it media and everything, most of it was done on a study by a man called john money. it was john money's came up with money's theory that came up with all and he one all of this. and he did one study on these twins . it ended all of this. and he did one stu being these twins . it ended all of this. and he did one stu being a ese twins . it ended all of this. and he did one stu being a faulty ins . it ended all of this. and he did one stu being a faulty studyt ended all of this. and he did one stu being a faulty study .ended all of this. and he did one stu being a faulty study . he ed up being a faulty study. he ended up being a child abuser. and yet what he said his his what theory became doctrine. what his theory became doctrine. he was a tyrant during that time. nobody could have posed him within any of the medical establishment, any of the publications . and it's so publications. and it's so sinister the way that he's infiltrated in. he's been proved now to have been an abuser. he had mental health issues and everything was done on this study and this whole trans thing comes off the back of his theory. it's so faulty and it's so wrong. how is it managed to infiltrate our schools in this way to the point where we have to have the law has to come in and say, actually, if you know,

if you've got boys bits, you can't go to a girls school, for goodness sake, we've got some guidance. gillian keegan is the roueorroh— guidance. gillian keegan is the roueorroh-h- guidance. gillian keegan is the education _a.of- education minister. a lot of pressure because it's taken so hone,— pressure because it's taken so rohg, hur— pressure because it's taken so rohg, hur she-s— pressure because it's taken so long, but she's their long, but she's got their comprehensive girl, of course hrs— comprehensive girl, of course h-s orhrhoh— comprehensive girl, of course it's common breaking it's common sense breaking out, her— it's common sense breaking out, rsh-r—rs— it's common sense breaking out, rsh-r—rs ommoml isn't it? it really is common sense breaking out. but how will the teachers enforce it or will sense breaking out. but how will the tbe hers enforce it or will sense breaking out. but how will the tbe will enforce it or will sense breaking out. but how will the tbe will with rce it or will sense breaking out. but how will the tbe will with it? it or will sense breaking out. but how will the tbe will with it? there's.l they be will with it? there's such social pressure. there's such social pressure. there's such pressure on people such social pressure on people to do the right thing. because i mean, i am i grew up in mean, i get i am i grew up in the with with girl the 80s with with trans girl friends, the least friends, so i'm the least transphobic person on earth. but it's gone mad. there is insanity here. there is no common sense. there is no way that a person with with male genitalia should be entering a girl's school. that's no way. i think that's rrghr. — that's no way. i think that's rrghr. r— that's no way. i think that's rrghr. r rheoh— that's no way. i think that's right. i mean, i— that's no way. i think that's right. i mean, i think- i think that's right. i mean, i think that andrew— right. i mean, i think that andrew gor— right. i mean, i think that andrew got got hit the nail on the andrew got got hit the nail on he heoo— andrew got got hit the nail on the head with— andrew got got hit the nail on the head with that by saying his— the head with that by saying his rs— the head with that by saying this is common— the head with that by saying this is common sense. yes, it is. this is common sense. yes, it is aho— this is common sense. yes, it is one whor— this is common sense. yes, it is. and what is— this is common sense. yes, it is. and what is happening, i rhhh— is. and what is happening, i rhhh ohh— is. and what is happening, i think with the— is. and what is happening, i think with the whole trans oehore— think with the whole trans oehore rs— think with the whole trans debate is that— think with the whole trans debate is that we really must rohe— debate is that we really must rohe very,— debate is that we really must rohe very, very— debate is that we really must take very, very careful steps as we 90— take very, very careful steps as we go romoro. — take very, very careful steps as we go forward. but— take very, very careful steps as we go forward. but schools are a good— we go forward. but schools are a good example-— we go forward. but schools are a good example- r— we go forward. but schools are a good example. i mean, quite shorty,— good example. i mean, quite dearlvr h— good example. i mean, quite ereorh, to you— good example. i mean, quite clearly, if you have a single

se-you— clearly, if you have a single sex you shouldn't be sex school, you shouldn't be oohhrhe— sex school, you shouldn't be admitting somebody the admitting somebody from the opposite—howl admitting somebody from the. opposite—how that opposite sex, no matter how that how— opposite sex, no matter how that how hot— opposite sex, no matter how that how hot hot— opposite sex, no matter how that how that that sex— opposite sex, no matter how that how that that sex was changed. so how that that sex was changed. so hot— how that that sex was changed. so hot rs— how that that sex was changed. so that is sensible. i know of a sehoor— so that is sensible. i know of a school where— so that is sensible. i know of a school where the— so that is sensible. i know of a school where the pupils are reohy— school where the pupils are really relaxed _ school where the pupils are really relaxed about somebody who— really relaxed about somebody who runs— really relaxed about somebody who trans from _ really relaxed about somebody who trans from a— really relaxed about somebody who trans from a boy to a girl ono— who trans from a boy to a girl one they— who trans from a boy to a girl met the wee— who trans from a boy to a girl and they were perfectly happy ohour— and they were perfectly happy ohour rhor. — and they were perfectly happy about that. the— and they were perfectly happy about that. the only issue heeohe— about that. the only issue became with— about that. the only issue became with the girls who'd rorher— became with the girls who'd rorher she— became with the girls who'd rather she didn't change in rheu— rather she didn't change in their oreo— rather she didn't change in their .— rather she didn't change in their area . so— rather she didn't change in their area . so they set up. they their area. so they set up. they set up— their area. so they set up. they set up o— their area. so they set up. they set up a different— their area. so they set up. they set up a different changing area oeoh— setup a different changing area oeoh ,— set up a different changing area oooh , orhrhoh— set up a different changing area again , common sense in the again, common sense in the sehooh— again, common sense in the school. everyone— again, common sense in the school. everyone was happy and eeorwhe— school. everyone was happy and everyone carried— school. everyone was happy and everyone carried on perfectly horhohw— everyone carried on perfectly horhohw r— everyone carried on perfectly normally i wonder if the labour party— normally i wonder if the labour homo oe— normally i wonder if the labour horrw going— normally i wonder if the labour horrw going ro— normally i wonder if the labour party are going to get their heoo— party are going to get their heoo rouho— party are going to get their head round because they've been all head round because they've been or owre— head round because they've been or rhe— head round because they've been all over the place— head round because they've been all over the place on this. nigel— all over the place on this. nigel hem.— all over the place on this. nigel yeah, they - all over the place on this. nigel yeah, they have.- all over the place on this. nigel yeah, they have. no, i agree with that. in scotland they nicola sturgeon's agree with that. in scotland they transgendericola sturgeon's agree with that. in scotland they transgender billi sturgeon's agree with that. in scotland they transgender bill where son's agree with that. in scotland they transgender bill where 15.5; mad transgender bill where 15.5 16 you can change your, your gender without even talking to a doctor saying doctor and keir starmer saying that 99.9% women don't have a that 99.9% of women don't have a penis. no women don't have a penis. well, no. i mean, keir srorrher— penis. well, no. i mean, keir starmer-about- penis. well, no. i mean, keir| starmer- about that. penis. well, no. i mean, keir. starmer- about that. starmer was right about that. hur— starmer was right about that. our r— starmer was right about that. our r m— starmer was right about that. our r m roo— starmer was right about that. but1 in 100 women,- starmer was right about that. but1 in 100 women, he- starmer was right about that. but 1 in 100 women, he has got a problem. that's ridiculous.

rhor-s— problem. that's ridiculous. rhor-s hor— problem. that's ridiculous. that's not true. _ that's ridiculous. that's not true. well, it's just hor— that's not true. well, it's just hot-rs. h— that's not true. well, it's just hot-rs. h rs- that's not true. well, it's just not-is. it is true.- that's not true. well, it's just not-is. it is true. if| not true. it is. it is true. if you— not true. it is. it is true. if you. h— not true. it is. it is true. if you. rr you— not true. it is. it is true. if you. rr you 90— not true. e it is true. if you. if you go along with with a seh—roehrhw— you. if you go along with with a self—identity and— you. if you go along with with a self—identity and obviously it wouro— self—identity and obviously it wouho he— self—identity and obviously it would be true— self—identity and obviously it would be true under scottish would be true under the scottish reorsrorroh— would be true under the scottish reorsrorroh h— would be true under the scottish legislation if.ever_ would be true under the scottish legislation if ever goes legislation if it ever goes through— legislation if it ever goes through women legislation if it ever goes- through .women .changed through 100 women of changed rheu— through 100 women of changed hhehr—wos— through 100 women of changed their—was using- through 100 women of changed their was using the their gender. he was using the oeo-shro— their gender. he was using the oeo-shoe houre— their gender. he was using the 99.99% figure as— their gender. he was using the 99.99% figure as being an exohhre— 99.99% figure as being an exohhre oh — 99.99% figure as being an example of. my- 99.99% figure as being an example of. the �*" 99.99% figure as being an example of. my point is, if you go back to where the transgender studies come and they are faulty and are wrong, it should and they are wrong, it should never been allowed have gone never been allowed to have gone through guy. so this through about this guy. so this is interesting. i through about this guy. so this is-interesting. i think- is really interesting. i think this— is really interesting. i think rhrslwhor— is really interesting. i think this-what we— is really interesting. i think this what we need to do to this is what we need to do to get— this is what we need to do to get orhrhoh— this is what we need to do to get common sense back and to howe— get common sense back and to have understanding and have swhhorhw— have understanding and have sympathy people sympathy for the true people rhoh— sympathy for the true people rhor-reohw— sympathy for the true people that really suffering with that are really suffering with being—bodv-i that are really suffering with being—bodv- he that are really suffering with- being_body. we need being in the wrong body. we need to being in the wrong body. we need ro-rooh— being in the wrong body. we need ro-roohlrhese- to go back, look at these studies— to go back, look at these studies-needs- to go back, look at thesei studies-needslbe studies and it needs to be shorter— studies and it needs to be started again.— studies and it needs to be started again. you need to wipe it started again. you need to wipe h eeohr— started again. you need to wipe it clean, common— started again. you need to wipe it clean, common needs to it clean, common sense needs to .prow— it clean, common sense needs to .plavt0_ it clean, common sense needs to come. .play to gillian- come. fair play to gillian keegan, education keegan, the education and parents be should be parents should be should be thing. yeah she has. parents will but will be cheering this but parents be told when parents must always be told when it's their child. i'm a parent ono— it's their child. i'm a parent oeo-horm— it's their child. i'm a parent and-harmlthe- it's their child. i'm a parenti and-harmlthe child it's their child. i'm a parent. and-harmlthe child by and this is harm to the child by oohe— and this is harm to the child by doing-n0— and this is harm to the child by doing-n0 why— and this is harm to the child by doing no why would they be doing so. no why would they be horrheoe — doing so. no why would they be harmed? well,— doing so. no why would they be harmed? well, we— doing so. no why would they be harmed? �*fh333 33“ e harmed? well, we don't know. and if harmed? well, we don't know. who to there— harmed? well, we don't know. and if there was— harmed? well, we don't know. and if there was a— harmed? well, we don't know. and if there was a parent- harmed? �*fh333 33“ e and if there was a parent who who— and if there was a parent who was who transphobic, there might be was who transphobic, there might he—o— was who transphobic, there might he—o ooheer- was who transphobic, there might he—o home to- be there might be a danger to the-those-

be there might be a danger to the-those are- be there might be a danger to the-those are our. be there might be a danger to the those are our it the child. but those are our it orohohw— the child. but those are our it orohohwlwew— the child. but those are our it probably very rare. those are probably is very rare. those are oeersrohs— probably is very rare. those are decisions teachers— probably is very rare. those are decisions teachers would have to hooke— decisions teachers would have to rhohe. r— decisions teachers would have to rhohe. r rhhh— decisions teachers would have to make. i think parents as whole decisions teachers would have to make. knowk parents as whole decisions teachers would have to make. know anyway; as whole decisions teachers would have to make. know anyway. arnie whole decisions teachers would have to make. know anyway. arnie andle decisions teachers would have to make. know anyway. arnie and it would know anyway. arnie and it is would know anyway. arnie and it rs-hohr— would know anyway. arnie and it rs-hohr-rhew- would know anyway. arnie and it is right they should is quite right that they should be is quite right that they should he-rhew— is quite right that they should he-rhew ooh-r— is quite right that they should be they don't know, be told if they don't know, hrowoe— be told if they don't know, orowoe hur— be told if they don't know, provide but the _ be told if they don't know, provide but the child's well—being— provide but the child's well—being come well—being should come first. somehow— well—being should come first. somebody-tell- well—being should come first. somebody _tell keir. somebody needs to tell keir starmer just say yes, starmer he can just say yes, there women and there are there are women and there are trans yeah, that's all he trans women. yeah, that's all he need to say. and we're all happy. right? coming next. happy. right? coming up next. thanks, you. a thanks, both of you. just a moment, you? situation moment, won't you? the situation for the is going from bad

it's 11:00 on tuesday, the 18th of april. - it's11:00 on tuesday, the 18th or ahm- rhrs— - it's11:00 on tuesday, the 18th or april- rhrs rs— - it's11:00 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to— - it's 11:00 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to the— - it's 11:00 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is to the point- of april. this is to the point on of april. this is to the point oh oh— of april. this is to the point oh oh news— of april. this is to the point on gb news with- of april. this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce ohh— on gb news with andrew pierce oeo-hurher. — on gb news with andrew pierce and-turner. thank- on gb news with andrew pierce and turner. 33 and bev turner. thank you very much for joining this much for joining us this morning. now more snp turmoil much for joining us this morithe. now more snp turmoil much for joining us this morithe party more snp turmoil much for joining us this morithe party treasurer’ turmoil much for joining us this morithe party treasurer colin|oil now the party treasurer colin beattie is under arrest as part of the missing £600,000 investigation. the story that just keeps giving snooker world championship snooker boy by oil protesters. i think we might be howhe— protesters. i think we might be howhe o— protesters. i think we might be howho o wore— protesters. i think we might be having a word with— i think we might be having a word with that man who ehueheo— having a word with that man who ehueheo rhe— having a word with that man who

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by oereerwes— second person to be questioned by detectives who _ second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to esrohhsh — by detectives who are trying to establish how— by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in establish how more than £600,000 h oohorrohs— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for aside an hoehehoehee— in donations set for aside an independence referendum had been used— independence referendum had been used .— independence referendum had been useo . aho— independence referendum had been used . and earlier— independence referendum had been used . and earlier this month the used. and earlier this month the seorrrsh— used. and earlier this month the scottish national— used. and earlier this month the scottish national party's former ohher— scottish national party's former chief executive— scottish national party's former chief executive ,— scottish national party's former chief executive , peter murrell, chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned— chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours — was questioned for more than 11 hours hr— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell ,— was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell , who is the hours. mr murrell, who is the hushoho— hours. mr murrell, who is the hushoho or— hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first minister ureoro— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon,— husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon, was released without— nicola sturgeon, was released without charge _ nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending further investigation. _ without charge pending further investigation. shadow business secretory— investigation. shadow business secretary jonathan ashworth told us hrs— secretary jonathan ashworth told us its rhhe— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for— secretary jonathan ashworth told us it's time for change. k us it's time for change. erg whor— us it's time for change. erg uher were— us it's time for change. erg what we've seen _ us it's time for change. erg what we've seen is jaw dropping, isn't it? and again, i think this shows you that the how the rot has set in with the snp and their failures in the way in which they are running scotland. and if the people of scotland want a change of direction, which i think they actually do, i think it's pretty clear to me now that they need come and now that they need to come and support they will support now that they need to come and sup labour they will support now that they need to come and sup labour party will support now that they need to come and sup labour party inill support now that they need to come and sup labour party in scotlandt now that they need to come and sup labour party in scotland as the labour party in scotland as we rebuild across the country because people are fed up of 13 years of conservative rule and they're fed up of 13 years plus

of snp rule . the energy of snp rule. the energy secretary has welcomed new rules banning energy suppliers from forcibly installing pre—payment metres in the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator ofgem,- g bsa the regulator ofgem, temporarily stooped— regulator ofgem, temporarily srohoeo rhe— regulator ofgem, temporarily stopped the practise in february ohher— stopped the practise in february other to— stopped the practise in february after it emerged— stopped the practise in february after it emerged a— stopped the practise in february after it emerged a subcontractor useo— after it emerged a subcontractor useo hw— after it emerged a subcontractor used by british— after it emerged a subcontractor used by british gas was breaking into used by british gas was breaking hro peophe-s— used by british gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them. so into people's homes to fit them. so suhhhers— into people's homes to fit them. so suppliers across— into people's homes to fit them. so suppliers across england, seorroho— so suppliers across england, scotland and— so suppliers across england, scotland and wales have agreed to o— scotland and wales have agreed to o ew— scotland and wales have agreed to o eooe— scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of— scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of practise to protest— to a new code of practise to protect vulnerable customers . protect vulnerable customers. uhoer— protect vulnerable customers. uhoer ew— protect vulnerable customers. under new rules,— protect vulnerable customers. under new rules, technicians wru— under new rules, technicians who orso— under new rules, technicians who ohso he— under new rules, technicians will also be required to wear body— will also be required to wear body cameras— will also be required to wear body cameras and audio equipment at body cameras and audio equipment or he— body cameras and audio equipment or the us— body cameras and audio equipment or the us rote— body cameras and audio equipment at the uk's rate of— body cameras and audio equipment at the uk's rate of unemployment has at the uk's rate of unemployment hos hseh— at the uk's rate of unemployment hos ohh— at the uk's rate of unemployment has risen and job— at the uk's rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies have hheh— has risen and job vacancies have houeh hor— has risen and job vacancies have fallen for the— has risen and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth— has risen and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth month in a . horo— fallen for the ninth month in a row . data from _ fallen for the ninth month in a row . data from the office for row. data from the office for horrohor— row. data from the office for national statistics reveals the uherhhrowrhehr— national statistics reveals the unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in unemployment rate rose to 3.8% he he— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% h the three— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in the three months to february. rhor-s— in the three months to february. hots up— in the three months to february. hots up more — in the three months to february. that's up from 3.7% in the previous— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three months. meanwhile,— previous three months. meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 — meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 to —

meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 ro ru— meanwhile, job vacancies fell by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to march, and pay hos— three months to march, and pay hos hseh— three months to march, and pay hos hw— three months to march, and pay has risen by 6.6.— three months to march, and pay has risen by 6.6. but it's growing— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more slowly than hhorroh.— growing more slowly than inflation. so— growing more slowly than inflation. so earnings are still falling— inflation. so earnings are still rohhe h— inflation. so earnings are still falling in real— inflation. so earnings are still falling in real terms. the ons sows— falling in real terms. the ons sows rhe— falling in real terms. the ons says the uncertain economic ourhooh— says the uncertain economic ourrooh rs— says the uncertain economic outlook is holding industries hook— outlook is holding industries took more — outlook is holding industries back from recruiting . a back from recruiting. a government - back from recruiting. a government minister has defended hrshr— government minister has defended hrshr suhoh— government minister has defended rishi sunak, telling gb news he ooesh-r— rishi sunak, telling gb news he ooesh-r rhhh— rishi sunak, telling gb news he doesn't think anyone doubts his theory— doesn't think anyone doubts his hreohrw ohher— doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity after a— doesn't think anyone doubts his integrity after a parliament's erhres— integrity after a parliament's ethics watchdog— integrity after a parliament's ethics watchdog launched an investigation— ethics watchdog launched an investigation .— ethics watchdog launched an investigation . downing street investigation. downing street sows— investigation. downing street sowsrhe— investigation. downing street sows the mouth— investigation. downing street says the inquiry into the prime rhhrsrer— says the inquiry into the prime rhhrsrer rs— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over— says the inquiry into the prime minister is over claims he rotted— minister is over claims he rorheo ro— minister is over claims he failed to tell— minister is over claims he failed to tell mps his wife hhehr— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit— failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a measure ohhouheeo h— might benefit from a measure announced in last month's budget.— announced in last month's huooer. she— announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in koru hos— budget. she holds shares in koru hos o— budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a childcare— budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a childcare agency likely to ooh— kids, a childcare agency likely to gain financially from a drive to gain financially from a drive to recruit— to gain financially from a drive to recruit more— to gain financially from a drive to recruit more childminders . to recruit more childminders. hurhher— to recruit more childminders. hurhher reh— to recruit more childminders. number ten, says mr sunak, will stormy— number ten, says mr sunak, will stormy why— number ten, says mr sunak, will stormy why how— number ten, says mr sunak, will clarify why how it— number ten, says mr sunak, will clarify why how it was declared as a minister— clarify why how it was declared as a minister will— clarify why how it was declared as a minister will interest home office— as a minister will interest home office minister— as a minister will interest home office minister chris philp told gb office minister chris philp told he news— office minister chris philp told he uews rhe— office minister chris philp told gb news the prime minister isn't hiding— gb news the prime minister isn't hiding onwhhhe— gb news the prime minister isn't hiding anything. he has declared his hiding anything. he has declared hrs hreresrs— hiding anything. he has declared his interests as— hiding anything. he has declared his interests as a— hiding anything. he has declared his interests as a minister in hrs— his interests as a minister in his eohher— his interests as a minister in his cabinet office—

his interests as a minister in his cabinet office return and heu— his cabinet office return and hero he— his cabinet office return and he'll be working— his cabinet office return and he'll be working with the commissioner— he'll be working with the commissioner to clear up any any oursrohohe— commissioner to clear up any any outstanding questions. but i ooh-r— outstanding questions. but i ooh-r rhmh— outstanding questions. but i don't think there— outstanding questions. but i don't think there is anything sinister here. and the announcement he was talking about to get more money into child free child care, to provide free childcare for children up to the age of four and get more people to train as childminders. i think those are policies that all be honest, can get all of us, to be honest, can get behind. a us journalist is appealing against his detention in russia on charges of espionage as well. these are live espionage as well. these are the pictures— espionage as well. these are live pictures of— espionage as well. these are live pictures of the- d these are live pictures of the outside of he— live pictures of the outside of the sour— live pictures of the outside of the court he— live pictures of the outside of the court in moscow . ivan the court in moscow. ivan curhowe— the court in moscow. ivan curhowe ,— the court in moscow. ivan curkovic , who— the court in moscow. ivan curkovic , who works with the curkovic, who works with the hoh— curkovic, who works with the hou sheer— curkovic, who works with the wall street journal, is accused of wall street journal, is accused or trying— wall street journal, is accused or rrwho ro— wall street journal, is accused of trying to obtain russian military— of trying to obtain russian military secrets on behalf of hoshheroh— military secrets on behalf of washington, charges that carry a posture— washington, charges that carry a posture zo— washington, charges that carry a possible 20 year— washington, charges that carry a possible 20 year sentence. he's hehe— possible 20 year sentence. he's hehe hero— possible 20 year sentence. he's being here he— possible 20 year sentence. he's being held in pre—trial detention— being held in pre—trial detention at- being held in pre—trial detention at a moscow prison unru— detention at a moscow prison uhrh or— detention at a moscow prison until at least— detention at a moscow prison until at least a— detention at a moscow prison until at least a 29th of may. rhe— until at least a 29th of may. the hewshooer— until at least a 29th of may. the newspaper says the charges are the newspaper says the charges or— the newspaper says the charges or werous— the newspaper says the charges are at vicious affront to a free press — are at vicious affront to a free press. president— are at vicious affront to a free press. president joe biden sorted— press. president joe biden sorreo hrs— press. president joe biden called his detention totally hheeor— called his detention totally hheeor ,—

called his detention totally illegal , more— called his detention totally illegal , more machetes called his detention totally illegal, more machetes and zohhre— illegal, more machetes and zombie knives— illegal, more machetes and zombie knives could be banned in rheroho— zombie knives could be banned in rhetoho ohh— zombie knives could be banned in england and wales— zombie knives could be banned in england and wales with criminals who huh— england and wales with criminals who huw or— england and wales with criminals who buy or serr— england and wales with criminals who buy or sell them. facing up to two— who buy or sell them. facing up to two weors— who buy or sell them. facing up to two weors h— who buy or sell them. facing up to two years in jail.— who buy or sell them. facing up to two years in jail. under new hoes— to two years in jail. under new orohs house— to two years in jail. under new plans, police could also be given— plans, police could also be given more— plans, police could also be given more powers to seize and destroy— given more powers to seize and destroy eopos— given more powers to seize and destroy weapons. the government sows— destroy weapons. the government sows h— destroy weapons. the government sows h hopes— destroy weapons. the government sows h hopes rhe— destroy weapons. the government says it hopes the plan will help rhohe— says it hopes the plan will help rhohe rhe— says it hopes the plan will help make the communities feel safer. a reoheo— make the communities feel safer. a leaked network— make the communities feel safer. a leaked network rail presentation shows train delays wru— presentation shows train delays with worsen— presentation shows train delays will worsen over— presentation shows train delays will worsen over the next five weors— will worsen over the next five weors oue— will worsen over the next five weors oue ro— will worsen over the next five years due to rising costs. the hoeoehoem— years due to rising costs. the independent newspaper reports the independent newspaper reports rhe umehr— independent newspaper reports the current funding isn't enough for network— the current funding isn't enough for network rail— the current funding isn't enough for network rail to operate, rhohroh— for network rail to operate, maintain and— for network rail to operate, maintain and renew their infrastructure. _ maintain and renew their infrastructure. it also blames oro— infrastructure. it also blames old materials— infrastructure. it also blames old materials being repaired rorher— old materials being repaired rorher rhoh— old materials being repaired rather than replaced. rail hosses— rather than replaced. rail hosses sow— rather than replaced. rail bosses say they've also had to our— bosses say they've also had to our rheu— bosses say they've also had to out them he— bosses say they've also had to cut their £3 billion risk fund oesreheo— cut their £3 billion risk fund oesroheo hor— cut their £3 billion risk fund designed for emerging crises hhe— designed for emerging crises hhe seee— designed for emerging crises like severe weather conditions to prioritise— like severe weather conditions to prioritise fixing the rail services— to prioritise fixing the rail services .— to prioritise fixing the rail services . two— to prioritise fixing the rail services . two russian fighter services. two russian fighter ters— services. two russian fighter ters ohh— services. two russian fighter ters one o— services. two russian fighter ters oho o sow— services. two russian fighter jets and a spy plane have been hrereehreo— jets and a spy plane have been hrereehreo hw— jets and a spy plane have been intercepted by the _ jets and a spy plane have been intercepted by the raf after rhhe— intercepted by the raf after three erose— intercepted by the raf after flying close to— intercepted by the raf after flying close to nato airspace.

rhe— flying close to nato airspace. the aircrafts_ flying close to nato airspace. the aircrafts were spotted flying— the aircrafts were spotted rwho owre— the aircrafts were spotted flying over the _ the aircrafts were spotted flying over the baltic sea and the huh— flying over the baltic sea and the out or— flying over the baltic sea and the gulf of finland . they were the gulf of finland. they were eseorreo— the gulf of finland. they were escorted through— the gulf of finland. they were escorted through the estonian on a escorted through the estonian on o ought— escorted through the estonian on orhohr pooh— escorted through the estonian on a flight path region before hehe— a flight path region before being handed— a flight path region before being handed over to the swedish air being handed over to the swedish arr horse— being handed over to the swedish arr roree .— being handed over to the swedish air force . hundreds of military air force. hundreds of military hersohher— air force. hundreds of military personnel have— air force. hundreds of military personnel have conducted the rush— personnel have conducted the first rehearsal— personnel have conducted the first rehearsal this morning for the kings— first rehearsal this morning for the king's coronation. they oroerrseo— the king's coronation. they practised the— the king's coronation. they practised the route on horseback in practised the route on horseback h eehrroh— practised the route on horseback in central london— practised the route on horseback in central london just after midnight— in central london just after hrohrohr ro— in central london just after midnight to prepare for the event— midnight to prepare for the event oh— midnight to prepare for the event on the— midnight to prepare for the event on the 6th of may. the eorohorohr— event on the 6th of may. the coronation will— event on the 6th of may. the coronation will see the largest military— coronation will see the largest military ceremonial operation in 70 military ceremonial operation in re weos — military ceremonial operation in to weos wore— military ceremonial operation in 70 years. more than 6000 men and or— 70 years. more than 6000 men and or he— 70 years. more than 6000 men and women of the uk's— 70 years. more than 6000 men and women of the uk's armed forces wru— women of the uk's armed forces with he— women of the uk's armed forces wu he rohhe— women of the uk's armed forces will be taking part— women of the uk's armed forces will be taking part in the historic— will be taking part in the historic royal— will be taking part in the historic royal event . this is gb historic royal event. this is gb uews. — historic royal event. this is gb news. more— historic royal event. this is gb news. more from _ historic royal event. this is gb news. more from me shortly . now, news. more from me shortly. now, though— news. more from me shortly. now, rhough rs— news. more from me shortly. now, though, is hook— news. more from me shortly. now, though, is back to— news. more from me shortly. now, though, is back to andrew and . bev good morning. it's 1107 bev good morning. it's1107 now in the few next few hours,

the few in the next few hours, the few in the next few hours, the first minister for the new first minister for scotland, will make scotland, humza yousaf will make his policy his first major policy announcement outlining his priorities for the next three years scottish parliament years to the scottish parliament or willie, because of course he's overshadowed or willie, because of course he'tguess overshadowed or willie, because of course he'tguess what, overshadowed or willie, because of course he'tguess what, a)vershadowed or willie, because of course he'tguess what, a bombshelled by, guess what, a bombshell arrest in the inquiry into the snp's finances. now it is the treasurer who— snp's finances. now it is the treasurer who is— snp's finances. now it is the treasurer who is being- 53h 37�* �*" t now it is the treasurer who is being question ed treasurer who is being question eo hw— treasurer who is being question ed by he— treasurer who is being question ed by the police.— treasurer who is being question ed by the police. so joining us to discuss— ed by the police. so joining us to discuss the— ed by the police. so joining us to discuss the latest is gb news seorroho— to discuss the latest is gb news scotland reporter— to discuss the latest is gb news scotland reporter tony maguire . scotland reporter tony maguire. ooou— scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning.— scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning, tony.— scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning, tony. any- scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning, tony. any news out of scotland now? what do we know . good morning. yes, well, i'm oursroe— . good morning. yes, well, i'm outside holyrood— good morning. yes, well, i'm outside holyrood where as you sort— outside holyrood where as you sat, huhzo— outside holyrood where as you said, humza yousaf was supposed to rerouheh— said, humza yousaf was supposed to relaunch himself— said, humza yousaf was supposed to relaunch himself and look oheoo— to relaunch himself and look oheoo ro— to relaunch himself and look ahead to the— to relaunch himself and look ahead to the next three years. hho— ahead to the next three years. who rhoh— ahead to the next three years. who rhor hos— ahead to the next three years. and that has been well and truly seuooereo— and that has been well and truly seuooereo hw— and that has been well and truly scuppered by this. _ and that has been well and truly scuppered by this. the second orresr— scuppered by this. the second orresr ro— scuppered by this. the second omesr to he— scuppered by this. the second arrest to be unveiled this horhhg— arrest to be unveiled this morning, less— arrest to be unveiled this morning, less than two weeks ohher— morning, less than two weeks oher heter— morning, less than two weeks after peter murrell's very huhhe— after peter murrell's very public arrest— after peter murrell's very public arrest at his home in erosgow. — public arrest at his home in orosgow. so— public arrest at his home in glasgow. so we— public arrest at his home in glasgow. so we know now that this— glasgow. so we know now that this rs— glasgow. so we know now that this is os— glasgow. so we know now that this is os r— glasgow. so we know now that this is as i said,— glasgow. so we know now that this is as i said, the police oherorroh— this is as i said, the police operation branch form into the

sus— operation branch form into the sur-s ruhohg— operation branch form into the snp's funding and finances. operation branch form into the snp's funding and finances . and snp's funding and finances. and just snp's funding and finances. and tusr oh— snp's funding and finances. and just on saturday— snp's funding and finances. and just on saturday there, mr mr heorrre— just on saturday there, mr mr heorrre roto— just on saturday there, mr mr beattie told the— just on saturday there, mr mr beattie told the national rxeeurwe— beattie told the national executive committee of the snp and executive committee of the snp one hot— executive committee of the snp one hot he— executive committee of the snp and that he was— executive committee of the snp and that he was having ohheuhw— and that he was having difficulty in— and that he was having difficulty in balancing the hooks— difficulty in balancing the hooks oue— difficulty in balancing the books due to— difficulty in balancing the books due to the reduction in oohorrohs— books due to the reduction in donations and— books due to the reduction in donations and membership. so who is cohe— donations and membership. so who is colin beattie— donations and membership. so who is colin beattie ?_ donations and membership. so who is colin beattie ? certainly is colin beattie? certainly ooesh-r— is colin beattie? certainly doesn't have— is colin beattie? certainly doesn't have the same tier of huhhe— doesn't have the same tier of huhhe prome— doesn't have the same tier of public profile as— doesn't have the same tier of public profile as nicola sturgeon— public profile as nicola sturgeon or— public profile as nicola sturgeon or peter murrell . well sturgeon or peter murrell. well hes— sturgeon or peter murrell. well he-s oh— sturgeon or peter murrell. well he-s oh rose— sturgeon or peter murrell. well he's an msp for— sturgeon or peter murrell. well he's an msp for midlothian and hussehhurgh— he's an msp for midlothian and musselburgh about three miles more— musselburgh about three miles more where— musselburgh about three miles more where r— musselburgh about three miles from where i am— musselburgh about three miles from where i am now , and he from where i am now, and he served— from where i am now, and he served os— from where i am now, and he served os horro— from where i am now, and he served as party treasurer from sea.— served as party treasurer from zooe ro— served as party treasurer from 2004 to 2020.— served as party treasurer from 2004 to 2020. he— served as party treasurer from 2004 to 2020. he had a year off where— 2004 to 2020. he had a year off where he— 2004 to 2020. he had a year off where he wos— 2004 to 2020. he had a year off where he was replaced by douglas chohrhoh— where he was replaced by douglas choorhoh hur— where he was replaced by douglas chapman, but then _ where he was replaced by douglas chapman, but then resumed his rote— chapman, but then resumed his rote os— chapman, but then resumed his role as treasurer— chapman, but then resumed his role as treasurer in— chapman, but then resumed his role as treasurer in 2021. this is oh,— role as treasurer in 2021. this is oh, oh— role as treasurer in 2021. this is all, of course,— role as treasurer in 2021. this is all, of course, over the eeooooo— is all, of course, over the £600,000 of— is all, of course, over the £600,000 of donations . which the £600,000 of donations. which the sur— £600,000 of donations. which the sur gorhereo— £600,000 of donations. which the snp gathered between 2017 and 2020. — snp gathered between 2017 and 2020. our— snp gathered between 2017 and 2020. but then— snp gathered between 2017 and 2020. but then by— snp gathered between 2017 and 2020. but then by the end of 2019,— 2020. but then by the end of see, one— 2020. but then by the end of 2019, one look— 2020. but then by the end of 2019, one look at— 2020. but then by the end of 2019, one look at the books so hot— 2019, one look at the books so hot here— 2019, one look at the books so

that there was— 2019, one look at the books so that there was less— 2019, one look at the books so that there was less than erooooo — that there was less than £100,000 in _ that there was less than £100,000 in the party war chest . who — £100,000 in the party war chest . who then — £100,000 in the party war chest . and then that's— £100,000 in the party war chest . and then that's prompted the hwesrhg— . and then that's prompted the investing nation.— . and then that's prompted the investing nation. now adding to all investing nation. now adding to or this— investing nation. now adding to or this or— investing nation. now adding to all this, of course,— investing nation. now adding to all this, of course, the video rereoseo— all this, of course, the video released over— all this, of course, the video released over the - all this, of course, the video released over the weekend by the sunday— released over the weekend by the sunday rhoh— released over the weekend by the sunday mail showed nicola sturgeon— sunday mail showed nicola sturgeon h— sunday mail showed nicola sturgeon in march 2021, saying rhoh— sturgeon in march 2021, saying rhor sup— sturgeon in march 2021, saying rhor sue horro— sturgeon in march 2021, saying that snp party finances were in greor— that snp party finances were in greor heohh— that snp party finances were in great health and— that snp party finances were in great health and that any concerns could- great health and that any concerns could obviously drive owow— concerns could obviously drive away porehrror— concerns could obviously drive away potential donors. however, three— away potential donors. however, three months— away potential donors. however, three months later, we now know rhoh— three months later, we now know rhor heter— three months later, we now know that peter murrell— three months later, we now know that peter murrell gave a homoe— that peter murrell gave a £107,000 loan- that peter murrell gave a £107,000 loan to the snp to help with— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with horro— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with party finances— £107,000 loan to the snp to help with party finances and that of course would— with party finances and that of course would have all been under mr heohhe— course would have all been under mr heome. so— course would have all been under mr beattie. so we— course would have all been under mr beattie. so we know that all of mr beattie. so we know that all or these— mr beattie. so we know that all of these things— mr beattie. so we know that all of these things will seemingly eohhg— of these things will seemingly eohhg our— of these things will seemingly coming out over— of these things will seemingly coming out over the couple of weesh — coming out over the couple of weesh they— coming out over the couple of weeks. they are— coming out over the couple of weeks. they are all linked and you— weeks. they are all linked and you know— weeks. they are all linked and you know ,— weeks. they are all linked and you how, r— weeks. they are all linked and you know , i might make some you know, i might make some souhg— you know, i might make some enemies saying this, but i'm srorrhg— enemies saying this, but i'm srorrhg ro— enemies saying this, but i'm starting to feel— enemies saying this, but i'm starting to feel a— enemies saying this, but i'm starting to feel a little sorry for huhzo— starting to feel a little sorry for humza yousaf for this. his hush— for humza yousaf for this. his first few— for humza yousaf for this. his first few weeks— for humza yousaf for this. his first few weeks as— for humza yousaf for this. his first few weeks as first thruster.— first few weeks as first minister. it's- first few weeks as first minister. it's certainly not going— minister. it's certainly not gohg os— minister. it's certainly not going as planned. all right. rhor-s— going as planned. all right.

rhor-s rohw— going as planned. all right. that's tony mcguire, who says he-s— that's tony mcguire, who says he-s reehhg— that's tony mcguire, who says he-s reehhg o— that's tony mcguire, who says he's feeling a bit— that's tony mcguire, who says he's feeling a bit sorry of huhzo— he's feeling a bit sorry of humza yousaf. t. humza yousaf. i'm not humza yousaf is the continuity candidate of the snp. he was the candidate of the snp. he was the candidate of the snp. he was the candidate of nicola sturgeon and i suspect that whole race was rushed get it all out rushed forward to get it all out of the way before the police started feeling colours. oh, i think that's pretty— started feeling colours. oh, i think that's pretty much- think that's pretty much undoubted— think that's pretty much undoubted now, isn't it, as well . hoh— undoubted now, isn't it, as well . ueoh. r— undoubted now, isn't it, as well .veoh. r ooh-r,— undoubted now, isn't it, as well . yeah. i don't, i— undoubted now, isn't it, as well . yeah. i don't, i don't feel homeurorw— . yeah. i don't, i don't feel particularly sorry for feel sorry— particularly sorry for feel sorry or— particularly sorry for feel sorry oh oh.— particularly sorry for feel sorry at all. not even you . this sorry at all. not even you. this wos-we— sorry at all. not even you. this wos-we know- sorry at all. not even you. this. was-we know somebody was coming. we know somebody probably doesn't feel sohrab ahmari. crawford, ahmari. that's stuart crawford, the commentator and the political commentator and former big cheese stuart former snp big cheese stuart crawford. stuart morning. this former snp big cheese stuart eruitel. stuart morning. this former snp big cheese stuart eruite extraordinary.ing. this former snp big cheese stuart eruite extraordinary. now'his is quite extraordinary. now isn't it.7 a second arrest, a major figure in the party. he's been the treasurer for a very long time. one year off. the other guy cleared off because he wasn't very happy about the finances. and of course he is a serving the scottish serving member of the scottish parliament is the parliament as well. is the treasurer .7 yes, correct. good treasurer? yes, correct. good morning— treasurer? yes, correct. good morning .— treasurer? yes, correct. good morning . no— treasurer? yes, correct. good morning . no dull— ”6”? yes, correct. good morning . no dull days in morning. no dull days in sconnnn— morning. no dull days in scotland at— morning. no dull days in scotland at the moment. certainty— scotland at the moment. certainly not— scotland at the moment. certainly not politically , certainly not politically, although the weather, as you know , is not quite up to know, is not quite up to scratch. no, i mean, it is

extraordinary that one hesitates to say what's going to come next. it's as if every day bnngs next. it's as if every day brings a different problem . and brings a different problem. and the arrest of colin beattie this morning has certainly rained on humza yousafs parade the day this afternoon. he's still due as far as i'm aware, to set out his priorities for the next three years of his government if indeed his government has another three years to go. and this is completely and utterly discombobulate the whole process . i don't feel sorry for humza yousaf unlike your correspondent tony, because i think he's fiercely ambitious politician and he's working off somebody else's script. as far as i can see, i don't think he's his own man who's pulling the strings. i wouldn't venture to guess . wouldn't venture to guess. stuart at the weekend , the stuart at the weekend, the sunny— stuart at the weekend, the sunny nnn— stuart at the weekend, the sunday mail broke a very nnnonnnn— sunday mail broke a very important story. they got some footage— important story. they got some footage on— important story. they got some noonnge of ne— important story. they got some footage of the first minister, wnon— footage of the first minister, nicola sturgeon _ footage of the first minister, nicola sturgeon , lecturing and nicola sturgeon, lecturing and nnnonng— nicola sturgeon, lecturing and hectoring members of the national— hectoring members of the national executive committee saying— national executive committee saying-need- national executive committee saying-needn-

saying you don't need to worry nnoun— saying you don't need to worry anon-money,— saying you don't need to worry about money, finances about the money, the finances are about the money, the finances nnn— about the money, the finances are fine,.seems_ about the money, the finances are fine,.seems to- about the money, the finances are fine, seems to me. she are fine, it seems to me. she cnuen— are fine, it seems to me. she called nnen— are fine, it seems to me. she called them into— are fine, it seems to me. she called them into silence and nnn— called them into silence and net nay— called them into silence and that may include colin beattie , that may include colin beattie, of course, who _ that may include colin beattie, of course, who is— that may include colin beattie, of course, who is the treasurer , conen — of course, who is the treasurer , conen inn — of course, who is the treasurer , cowed into silence . yes, , cowed into silence. yes, i .— , cowed into silence. yes, i n nnnk— , cowed into silence. yes, i mean, i think that the internal party— mean, i think that the internal nnny nnnnnne— mean, i think that the internal party discipline of the snp has been— party discipline of the snp has been new— party discipline of the snp has been pretty fierce— party discipline of the snp has been pretty fierce since the zon— been pretty fierce since the 2014 referendum. " a: 2014 referendum. i'm an and i mean you said cowed . i would say mean you said cowed. i would say there's an element of bullying going on there as well where people are dependent on others in higher profile positions for their jobs and in higher profile positions for theirjobs and livelihoods . their jobs and livelihoods. interestingly, you should mention douglas chapman, who was the interim party treasurer for a very short period of time, and he resigned because he actually couldn't get access to the accounts for which he was meant to be responsible. and so couldn't sign off the audit. so there's a great deal of evidence of coercion. and as i say , of coercion. and as i say, bullying within the party, which has turned the whole atmosphere

toxic. it must be so . so just toxic. it must be so. so just quickly, a treasurer- nt c so just quickly, a treasurer can't look at quickly, a treasurer can't look an nnn— quickly, a treasurer can't look at the accounts— quickly, a treasurer can't look at the accounts of— quickly, a treasurer can't look at the accounts of the organisation. - at the accounts of the organisation. he's meant to be auditing— organisation. he's meant to be auditing unprecedented . ennis auditing unprecedented. well, yes.— auditing unprecedented. well, yes. .— auditing unprecedented. well, yee. n men— auditing unprecedented. well, yes. n .— auditing unprecedented. well, yee. n . yen— auditing unprecedented. well, yes. i mean , you wouldn't let it yes. i mean, you wouldn't let it happen at your local tennis club or bowling club, would you.7 so or bowling club, would you? so so it's quite remarkable that it appears to have applied at a major political party in the uk. time will tell . stuart major political party in the uk. time will tell. stuart i'm interested— time will tell. stuart i'm interested what- time will tell. stuart i'm interested what you- cc stuart i'm interested what you said then enem— interested what you said then about nnmze— interested what you said then about humza yousaf and who might possibly— about humza yousaf and who might possibly ne— about humza yousaf and who might possibly ne pulling— about humza yousaf and who might possibly be pulling his strings. ane— possibly be pulling his strings. ann yen— possibly be pulling his strings. and you end— possibly be pulling his strings. and you said you— possibly be pulling his strings. and you said you couldn't possibly— and you said you couldn't possibly speculate but have go possibly speculate but have a go . mange— possibly speculate but have a go . mange-ee— possibly speculate but have a go . mange-no yen- possibly speculate but have a go . indulge do you think . indulge us. who do you think is . indulge us. who do you think m-nm— . indulge us. who do you think is-his strings- . indulge us. who do you think is his strings behind is pulling his strings behind the scenes? _ is pulling his strings behind the scenes? ennis " the scenes? well, i mean, you know, he's known the know, he's known as the continuity candidate. he seems to quite happy to the to be quite happy to be the continuity candidate. so continuity candidate. and so i think that leads us in only one direction, really . nicola direction, really. nicola sturgeon— direction, really. nicola sturgeon possibly- 2 f ”cellar nicola sturgeon possibly or 2 f" ”cellar nicola sturgeon possibly or her : ”cl 0" ”cellar nicola sturgeon possibly or her inner emet— sturgeon possibly or her inner eenn en— sturgeon possibly or her inner cabal of advisers— sturgeon possibly or her inner cabal of advisers and colleagues. - cabal of advisers and colleagues. nzi; : z cabal of advisers and colleagues. z z cabal of advisers and- colleagues. he did say , didn't colleagues. he did say, didn't he, during the leadership campaign, rather foolishly, in my view, he'd keep nicola sturgeon would be on speed dial

. yes. well, you know, he's now hostage to fortune. what he needs to do if he wishes to continue as any sort of credible first minister, is draw a line under the whole affair , clear under the whole affair, clear out the old guard, replace it with new people . trustworthy, with new people. trustworthy, dare i say it with people like kate forbes , who has a wide kate forbes, who has a wide appealin kate forbes, who has a wide appeal in the scottish electorate and start from scratch. but i don't think he will. i don't think he is either in a position to do so, nor do i think he necessarily has the leadership qualities to do so . leadership qualities to do so. so in your opinion then, stuart, to so in your opinion then, stuart, no seme— so in your opinion then, stuart, to some extent— so in your opinion then, stuart, to some extent ,— so in your opinion then, stuart, to some extent , humza yousaf so in your opinion then, stuart, to some extent, humza yousaf is leading— to some extent, humza yousaf is leading by— to some extent, humza yousaf is leading by nicola— to some extent, humza yousaf is leading by nicola sturgeon is leading— leading by nicola sturgeon is leading ny— leading by nicola sturgeon is leading by proxy via humza yemen— leading by proxy via humza yemen m— leading by proxy via humza yousaf in an— leading by proxy via humza yousaf in an election, would you memen— yousaf in an election, would you name eee— yousaf in an election, would you rather see there— yousaf in an election, would you rather see there for— yousaf in an election, would you rather see there for kate nemeee— rather see there for kate forbes? do _ rather see there for kate forbes? do you think she would neve— forbes? do you think she would me n— forbes? do you think she would have a better— forbes? do you think she would have a better chance of getting more votes for— have a better chance of getting more votes for the— have a better chance of getting more votes for the snp than mem— more votes for the snp than men e— more votes for the snp than men e on— more votes for the snp than men e on, n— more votes for the snp than yusuf ? oh, i don't think there's yusuf? oh, i don't think there's any— yusuf? oh, i don't think there's any nonm— yusuf? oh, i don't think there's any doubt about— yusuf? oh, i don't think there's any doubt about that. the polling— any doubt about that. the polling indicated quite clearly that whilst humza yousaf with the whole mechanical mechanism

of the party machine behind him managed to scrape through in a vote of the snp membership to become party leader and first minister, a poll of the wider electorate showed that kate forbes was far ahead in terms of popularity with the population of scotland as a whole. but this is a mistake that all political parties make when electing a new leader. they look inwards rather than outwards, and the snp has fallen into that trap again in okay former snp member stuart crawford there. thank you very mnen — crawford there. thank you very mnen fen— crawford there. thank you very much for joining— crawford there. thank you very much forjoining us— : quint; thank you very much forjoining us stuart. now much for joining us stuart. now mr much for joining us stuart. now m men — much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak— much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak so— much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak so he's in the eeenenee— mr rishi sunak so he's in the doghouse certainly according to the doghouse certainly according to me mnem— doghouse certainly according to the labour party,— doghouse certainly according to the labour party, he's chairing the labour party, he's chairing me cemnen— the labour party, he's chairing the cabinet this— the labour party, he's chairing the cabinet this morning and the nemememem— the cabinet this morning and the parliamentary ethics watchdog is looking— parliamentary ethics watchdog is looking mne— parliamentary ethics watchdog is looking into his— parliamentary ethics watchdog is looking into his family's nnenen— looking into his family's financial ties,- looking into his family's financial ties, especially his mne- — financial ties, especially his wife. _right. he's. financial ties, especially his- wife. _right. he's facing wife. that's right. he's facing eeeneenene— wife. that's right. he's facing accusations-he— wife. that's right. he's facing accusations-he failed- wife. g he's facing accusations he failed to accusations that he failed to enclose— accusations that he failed to disclose-his— accusations that he failed to disclose his holds disclose that his wife holds serene— disclose that his wife holds shares-child- disclose that his wife holds shares child care agency shares in a child care agency mne— shares in a child care agency nne nee— shares in a child care agency nne given— shares in a child care agency who were given support in the bungee.— who were given support in the bungee. neu— who were given support in the budget. well let's speak to our nonmem— budget. well let's speak to our political editor,— budget. well let's speak to our political editor, darren necemey— political editor, darren mccaffrey now. good morning ,

mccaffrey now. good morning, demen— mccaffrey now. good morning, derren mer— mccaffrey now. good morning, darren. just just— mccaffrey now. good morning, darren. just just just explain for darren. just just just explain rer deeme— darren. just just just explain for people who— darren. just just just explain for people who might just be runne— for people who might just be rnnrne m— for people who might just be tuning in this— for people who might just be tuning in this morning what's nennenee— tuning in this morning what's nennenee .— tuning in this morning what's happened . what is he being happened. what is he being memen— happened. what is he being accused er— happened. what is he being accused of ?_ happened. what is he being accused of ? well we found out accused of? well we found out yesterday— accused of? well we found out yesterday afternoon that he is going— yesterday afternoon that he is gone re— yesterday afternoon that he is gone d de— yesterday afternoon that he is going to be investigated by the manners— going to be investigated by the standards commissioner. 'r: standards commissioner. and this all standards commissioner. and this an seems— standards commissioner. and this an re— standards commissioner. and this all seems to relate back to an appearance made the appearance he made at the liaison committee last month and about what he may well have declared to mps. he was asked at the time whether there be the time whether there might be a interest around a conflict of interest around the that there had been the idea that there had been quite changes quite significant changes to child provision the child care provision in the budget announced by jeremy hunt that benefit in future that could benefit in future a company that his wife has got shares in. now the prime minister's response to that is that he has been open and he has declared minister in the declared it as a minister in the ministerial interests. now the problem for is we have not problem for that is we have not had those ministerial interests published for a year or so. so that's not in the public domain. even if he has declared it. and there are questions about whether he should have done so. as an mp as well. if it was as an mp that would be in the pubuc an mp that would be in the public as that's

public domain, as that's published more regularly. published a lot more regularly. the short and curlies of it all, if you like, is that he's under investigation and if he is found to not be open and frank and that's the term, the kind of law if you like, leads down to is that he's going to get a pretty minor sanction . he'll probably minor sanction. he'll probably have to apologise and ensure that it have to apologise and ensure thatitis have to apologise and ensure that it is published in the proper way in future. so in terms of the of political terms of the kind of political row about this, the kind of details are it's not necessarily a massive deal politically, a bit more tricky for the prime minister in the sense that he's going to try and be trying to distance himself from kind of concerns of sleaze in the past. yet again here he is mired in some of it himself. and second of all, we've got local elections coming up in just a couple weeks again, couple of weeks time. again, i just don't it buys into just don't think it buys into a good narrative for the conservative party. but and conservative party. but but and cabinet is kind of still meeting. they've coming to meeting. they've been coming to and this morning and also, and fro this morning and also, i think the big thing they're waiting for is this report into

dominic raab and these allegations of bullying were expecting that to come in the next couple of days. that could be much moment. and be a much bigger moment. and a much moment for the much trickier moment for the prime minister. all right. mar-e— prime minister. all right. that's darren— 37” m " all right. that's darren mccaffrey, our denmar— that's darren mccaffrey, our political downing political editor in downing sneer.— political editor in downing- street. _ course, street. dominic raab, of course, the street. dominic raab, of course, rne-eeererem — street. dominic raab, of course, the secretary. there was the justice secretary. there was a the justice secretary. there was e-rne— the justice secretary. there was e-rne emer— the justice secretary. there was a-the other-that- the justice secretary. there was a the other that the a report the other day that the nnn— a report the other day that the nner-nemee- a report the other day that the what-name? alok- a report the other day that the what name? alok sharma. what was his name? alok sharma. wno— what was his name? alok sharma. who-business?— what was his name? alok sharma. who-business? no— what was his name? alok sharma. who business? no cop. he did who did business? no cop. he did mer— who did business? no cop. he did that environment— who did business? no cop. he did that environment that that economic that— that environment that that economic that environment thing. we need— economic that environment thing. we need m— economic that environment thing. we hosted in scotland, what was it we hosted in scotland, what was n eerrene— we hosted in scotland, what was it called? cop26 _ we hosted in scotland, what was it called? cop26 2027. but enneremm— it called? cop26 2027. but apparently he's— it called? cop26 2027. but apparently he's subject to now of apparently he's subject to now or bullying— apparently he's subject to now of bullying complaints because he of bullying complaints because ne rene— of bullying complaints because ne rang rer— of bullying complaints because he rang for senior— of bullying complaints because he rang for senior civil eenenre— he rang for senior civil servants who- he rang for senior civil servants who are working from neme— servants who are working from neme ene— servants who are working from home and chivvied them about merr— home and chivvied them about men nem— home and chivvied them about their work rate. _ home and chivvied them about their work rate. good. that's your— their work rate. good. that's yourjobr_ their work rate. good. that's yourjob, minister. it's not cemen— yourjob, minister. it's not called bullying, right? criminals— called bullying, right? . criminals—sell criminals who buy and sell machetes so—called zombie machetes or so—called zombie knives could face longer jail sentences as the government moves to crack down on the blaze. police are going to be given to and given more power to seize and destroy weapons. we've heard destroy the weapons. we've heard all of destroy the weapons. we've heard err—or conne- destroy the weapons. we've heard all—of course. so- all this before. of course. so enrreeer-nn- all this before. of course. so our reporter, olivia our political reporter, olivia utley— our political reporter, olivia utley re— our political reporter, olivia utley m m— our political reporter, olivia utley is in westminster who can undere— utley is in westminster who can meme-neve- utley is in westminster who can update we've heard update us. olivia we've heard all update us. olivia we've heard err-defore— update us. olivia we've heard all before, haven't we? m; all this before, haven't we? we neve— all this before, haven't we? we have neare— all this before, haven't we? we have heard all— all this before, haven't we? we have heard all of— all this before, haven't we? we have heard all of this- all this before, haven't we? we have heard all of this before. the four home secretaries

the last four home secretaries have put legislation on the table of discussed legislation to outlaw owning machetes and zombie knives , and nothing seems zombie knives, and nothing seems to have come of it. essentially this is just a loophole in the law which needs to be closed if police find a machete or a zombie knife at the house of someone and they suspect them of plan owning to use that weapon to commit an offence, they are not able to seize the weapon under current laws because there is no distinguishing feature in the law to distinguish between a machete and a zombie knife and an ordinary kitchen knife. well thatis an ordinary kitchen knife. well that is clearly a loophole that needs to be closed. and labour are asking why hasn't it been done given this has done already, given this has been pretty once been discussed pretty much once a year since 2010. suella braverman obviously now is taking the opportunity to crack down on this. it's good to show that the tories are tough on crime as we get into local election. serious campaigning. looking forward to the next general election , but it might general election, but it might raise more questions than it

answers really on why hasn't it been done already and why is the process so long? at the moment, the plans that the home secretary is unveiling at the moment are out for consultation , public consultation. that's due end in june and only in due to end in june and only in june can any legislation actually be put on the table. and then make its very slow, sedate way through parliament so we can expect it not to be until the end of this year, maybe next year until we can actually see any change in the law, which, given this has been a subject of conversation since the tories were elected in seems were elected in 2010, seems a bit what makes bit bizarre. hinckley what makes us bit bizarre. hinckley what makes me mink— bit bizarre. hinckley what makes me mink-re— bit bizarre. hinckley what makes us think-is going— bit bizarre. hinckley what makes us think-is going to- c hinckley what makes us think is going to happen us think this is going to happen any-men— us think this is going to happen any-men rr— us think this is going to happen any-than it did— us think this is going to happen any than it did under amber any more than it did under amber dunne— any more than it did under amber dunne rnereee— any more than it did under amber rudd? theresa may— any more than it did under amber rudd? theresa may and the other two rudd? theresa may and the other no neme— rudd? theresa may and the other two home secretaries who said thev'd_ two home secretaries who said they'd-something- two home secretaries who said they'd something didn't ? they'd do something and didn't? men,— they'd do something and didn't? men, emery— they'd do something and didn't? men, exeerd . — they'd do something and didn't? well, exactly . i— they'd do something and didn't? well, exactly . " c g well, exactly. i mean, it might be that there is more political will at the moment. there was an interesting case the other day where a judge who was sentencing a someone who had stabbed someone using a machete asked the jury to write to their mps

to make this change in the law. so there is a bit of public interest in the case at the moment. and of course, rishi sunakis moment. and of course, rishi sunak is very determined and suella braverman to show that the are tough on crime. the tories are tough on crime. so perhaps there is more political will than there has been previously but you say, been previously. but as you say, this is the fifth time this issue has been raised under a fifth home secretary. so you could understand why people might not believe that this is going to happen. now, any more than it happened under amber rudd. theresa may, etcetera, who all made pretty all by the way, made pretty impassioned about this impassioned speeches about this in okay. thank you, in their time. okay. thank you, olivia. thank you. isn't it reeernerrne— olivia. thank you. isn't it fascinating ?_ olivia. thank you. isn't it fascinating ? is- olivia. thank you. isn't it fascinating ? is it- cu , thank you. isn't it fascinating ? is it just that fascinating? is it just that rre— fascinating? is it just that me ner— fascinating? is it just that me ner me— fascinating? is it just that it's not the kind of thing that nonre— it's not the kind of thing that would affect— it's not the kind of thing that would affect the _ it's not the kind of thing that would affect the lives of mps deeenee— would affect the lives of mps deeenee men— would affect the lives of mps because they just don't live emeneer— because they just don't live emeneer-er- because they just don't live amongst of teens who were amongst gangs of teens who were . -pr°bablv_ amongst gangs of teens who were . _probably affects- amongst gangs of teens who were . _probably affects more| . and this probably affects more labour constituencies. why aren't jumping up and aren't labour mps jumping up and down fury ? they just can't down with fury? they just can't wait secretaries . wait for home secretaries. theresa may, when she was home secretary sake, secretary for heaven's sake, was going to do it in 2016. sajid javid priti patel at and amber rudd. i'm just reading the

majority of knives knife crime in london murders were committed with these knives not with domestic knives that you've cut your veggies with and they're not using them and they're not using for farming, are using them for farming, are they? can we serious they? machete can we be serious 7 they? machete can we be serious ? many farms you seen ? how many farms have you seen in london and in a birmingham? in a london and in a birmingham? still come , mps are warning still to come, mps are warning mer— still to come, mps are warning mar-re— still to come, mps are warning mar-re playing- that racism is playing a major rere— that racism is playing a major rere-enneume- that racism is playing a major role appalling disparity role in the appalling disparity in role in the appalling disparity m mererner— role in the appalling disparity in maternal deaths . g in maternal deaths. covering ener— in maternal deaths. covering mm m— in maternal deaths. covering that in detail on gb news, which is, britain's news .

stupid things with al and you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. it's 1126 with andrew pierce and der— it's 1126 with andrew pierce and dev rne— it's 1126 with andrew pierce and bev turner erg— it's 1126 with andrew pierce and bev turner erg on— it's 1126 with andrew pierce and bev turner erg on gb news. " bev turner erg on gb news. this is bev turner erg on gb news. this d re— bev turner erg on gb news. this d m me— bev turner erg on gb news. this d d de derm— bev turner erg on gb news. this is to the point and— bev turner erg on gb news. this is to the point and we've got lots of points coming in. we haven't got to many of- g " we haven't got to many of your messages so far— haven't got to many of your messages so far this morning. were— messages so far this morning. were very— messages so far this morning. were very sorry— messages so far this morning. we're very sorry we've had such a dnew— we're very sorry we've had such a dnew enew. — we're very sorry we've had such a dnew enew. we— we're very sorry we've had such a busy show. we were talking earner— a busy show. we were talking earlier about— a busy show. we were talking earlier about this— a busy show. we were talking earlier about this just stop oil doreen.— earlier about this just stop oil nrereere. den-r— earlier about this just stop oil protests. don't whether protests. don't know whether wen-re— protests. don't know whether you're watching _ protests. don't know whether you're watching snooker last you're watching the snooker last mem— you're watching the snooker last mmn—rnrere- night, but infuriating idiots r-ner— night, but infuriating idiots just just causing chaos, thinking we newe— just causing chaos, thinking we nave-m— just causing chaos, thinking we nave-rn-wew- just causing chaos, thinking we have-in-way that. have to live in the way that

mew— have to live in the way that mew-ne— have to live in the way that rnew-ne re — have to live in the way that they-us to live. - have to live in the way that they us to live. it drives they want us to live. it drives me— they want us to live. it drives me mad.— they want us to live. it drives me men. wen,— they want us to live. it drives me mad. well,-in- they want us to live. it drives me mad. well, in county me mad. well, paul, in county annm— me mad. well, paul, in county rennin-enn— me mad. well, paul, in county antrim-said i'd— me mad. well, paul, in county antrim said i'd find antrim has said i'd find out wnere— antrim has said i'd find out wnere-eren— antrim has said i'd find out where stop work. and where just stop oil work. and i wenrn— where just stop oil work. and i wenrnlrn— where just stop oil work. and i would-in and— where just stop oil work. and i would in and disrupt their would go in and disrupt their new.— would go in and disrupt their new-new— would go in and disrupt their new. _an me- would go in and disrupt their day. how the snooker day. this is how the snooker drawers— day. this is how the snooker drawers mere— day. this is how the snooker players make a— day. this is how the snooker players make a living. f players make a living. i suspect mew-re— players make a living. i suspect mew-re der— players make a living. i suspect they're der en — players make a living. i suspect they're sat on their sofas, plotting their latest juvenile stunts. think of stunts. i don't think any of them paul, at all because them work, paul, at all because i quite a of them have i think quite a lot of them have got privileged backgrounds, i think quite a lot of them have got priv they? backgrounds, i think quite a lot of them have got priv they? so ckgrounds, i think quite a lot of them have got priv they? so the ounds, i think quite a lot of them have got priv they? so the oundsof mum haven't they? so the bank of mum and and jan says, and dad sports and jan says, i bet these protesters would not dare to try to halt a football match. fans quickly match. the fans would quickly sort out. i did think that sort them out. i did think that yesterday the crowd yesterday when all of the crowd at snooker were starting at the snooker were starting screaming and shouting and booing one booing them, i was thinking, one of up and get him, pull of you get up and get him, pull him table. yeah, yeah. him off the table. yeah, yeah. but they'd probably be but then they'd probably be they'd been arrested. they'd probably been arrested. maybe. carol spoilt kids maybe. carol says spoilt kids wrrn—ne. - maybe. carol says spoilt kids with—do. and- maybe. carol says spoilt kids with—do. and if. maybe. carol says spoilt kids. with _ do. and if they with nothing to do. and if they drren— with nothing to do. and if they were jailed for— with nothing to do. and if they were jailed for 28— with nothing to do. and if they were jailed for 28 days as punishment,— punishment, they'd have criminal reeeren— punishment, they'd have criminal records no less— punishment, they'd have criminal records no less than they neeewe. — records no less than they deserve. and— records no less than they deserve. and they records no less than they deserve. and .they jobs, deserve. and if they have jobs, perhaps— perhaps they'll get sacked. why den-r— perhaps they'll get sacked. why aren't-punished? - perhaps they'll get sacked. why aren't punished? my; aren't they punished? and here's the aren't they punished? and here's rne thing-— aren't they punished? and here's the thing. all those dreadful people tried to the people who tried to disrupt the grand national so grand national on saturday, so they were arrested. they were then arrested . what does that then arrested. what does that mean? well, i think it means i

think means they're free to think it means they're free to go. may have been at go. well, they may have been at the snooker. it means it means no action taken against them. why? well, this is the why? well, why this is the rnrng. — why? well, why this is the rnrng. _re— why? well, why this is the mine-d eu- why? well, why this is the thing-is all this- why? well, why this is the. thing-is all this-of thing. there is all this sort of theme— thing. there is all this sort of rneerw ten-r— thing. there is all this sort of theory, isn't there, that a lot of theory, isn't there, that a lot eer-preteen— theory, isn't there, that a lot of-protests are - theory, isn't there, that a lot of-protests are in- theory, isn't there, that a lot of protests are in order of these protests are in order to of these protests are in order re enn— of these protests are in order re enn wen— of these protests are in order to and, you know,- of these protests are in order to and, you know, i don't know wnerner— to and, you know, i don't know wnerner rnd— to and, you know, i don't know whether this is— to and, you know, i don't know whether this is true or not in emer— whether this is true or not in enter re— whether this is true or not in enter re nem— whether this is true or not in order to help the— whether this is true or not in order to help the government nnen—erennnl push through rules around preteen— push through rules around protest, clamping down on nrereere— protest, clamping down on protests,.had- protest, clamping down on protests, had the act sort of protests, we had the act sort of on me— protests, we had the act sort of on me dnew— protests, we had the act sort of on the back of— protests, we had the act sort of on the back of covid, didn't we, edenr— on the back of covid, didn't we, about-protests— on the back of covid, didn't we, about-protests last- on the back of covid, didn't we, about protests last what's about the protests last what's it about the protests last what's rr—rememder. l about the protests last what's| it_remember. it it called? i can't remember. it eminen— it called? i can't remember. it entree-enem- it called? i can't remember. it slipped-about the. it called? i can't remember. it slipped about the fact slipped my mind about the fact mer— slipped my mind about the fact rner wen— slipped my mind about the fact rner wen-mer— slipped my mind about the fact that you that we're that you can't that we're nmrrrne— that you can't that we're nmrrrne-erl that you can't that we're - limiting-of people to limiting the rights of people to nrereer— limiting the rights of people to nrereer rreew— limiting the rights of people to protest freely and cause nrernnnen. — protest freely and cause disruption. do you remember mere— disruption. do you remember rnere- — disruption. do you remember rnere- enr— disruption. do you remember that?- but-thing. disruption. do you rememberj that?- but-thing is, that? i do. but the thing is, and thing on the one hand and the thing on the one hand you to, but on the you want them to, but on the other don't want to other hand, you don't want to interfere people's civil interfere with people's civil liberties. you saw liberties. but when you saw those protesters who were on a on a road and they were bringing them drinks, the police bringing them drinks, the police bringing them sunblock. hello. to them sunblock. yeah, hello. to think whose are think i mean, whose side are they on? there's these they on? there's still these messages still susan says messages still going. susan says they're and they're generating fear and creating mayhem. they're doing nothing to promote cause. nothing to promote their cause. they be stopped at albie. they must be stopped at albie. they must be stopped at albie. they their cause and both they damage their cause and both

you i support fact that you and i support the fact that we've got to do something . but we've got to do something. but that not the way . well, that is not the way. well, i don't know. i'm— that is not the way. well, i don't know. i'm not- well, i don't know. i'm not sure i don't ennnen— don't know. i'm not sure i don't ennnen me.— don't know. i'm not sure i don't ennnen rne. iner— don't know. i'm not sure i don't support the. just stop oil nrereere. — support the. just stop oil protests. never- support the. just stop oil protests. \. ct?" . support the. just stop oil protests. \. r:r:::r" . protests. never don't support anything they do. i want a cleaner planet— anything they do. i want a cleaner planet or- g r:rt:r iwant a cleaner planet or extinction reedernen— cleaner planet or extinction rebellionldon't- cleaner planet or extinction rebellion don't i don't rebellion i don't i don't entren— rebellion i don't i don't support-don't. rebellion i don't i don't support don't. but support them. i don't. but i mew— support them. i don't. but i knew mer— support them. i don't. but i know that they— support them. i don't. but i know that they have some good i dene— know that they have some good i dene mew— know that they have some good i presume they have— know that they have some good i presume they have some good anddn— presume they have some good anrrren. rm— presume they have some good ambition. i'm not— presume they have some good ambition. i'm not sure it's edenr— ambition. i'm not sure it's about their— ambition. i'm not sure it's about their ambition they've ambition. i'm not sure it's about r ambition they've ambition. i'm not sure it's about rn they've ambition. i'm not sure it's about ty've ambition. i'm not sure it's- about but snooker, bev. snooker. got. but snooker, bev. snooker. people paid good to people have paid good money to go into that stadium at go and get into that stadium at sheffield. i don't know what you pay- sheffield. i don't know what you pay. probably couple of pay. probably a couple of hundred they lost their hundred pounds. they lost their evening's entertainment. they go home, don't money home, they don't get their money back. just stop oil are back. just and just stop oil are infuriating. that's right. so just a little while ago, eernerrw— just a little while ago, actually, our- just a little while ago, actually, our very own patrick enere— actually, our very own patrick christys interviewed said the joker— christys interviewed said the joker mer— christys interviewed said the joker that was— christys interviewed said the joker that was on the table last mem— joker that was on the table last nrgnr .— joker that was on the table last nrgnr . se— joker that was on the table last nrgnr . so ne— joker that was on the table last night . so he did.— joker that was on the table last night . so he did. let's have night. so he did. let's have a reek.— night. so he did. let's have a reek. .— night. so he did. let's have a reek. . em— night. so he did. let's have a look. i am just— night. so he did. let's have a look. i am just keen to know, wner— look. i am just keen to know, we ne— look. i am just keen to know, we no wen— look. i am just keen to know, what do you want— look. i am just keen to know, what do you want to do after ener— what do you want to do after after university— what do you want to do after after university ? �*fw�*fit. ” after university? what's your what's your big ambition? what kind of line of work are you going to go into? my dream is to be a writer, but any vocation in any dream is looking precarious

. if we don't sort out the errmere— . if we don't sort out the climate crisis. - if we don't sort out the climate crisis. .ttit; if we don't sort out the climate crisis. tit; climate crisis. so are you genuinely so fearful that the world is going to end within your lifetime that you don't care about , your lifetime that you don't care about, particularly about future employment prospects or anything like that you are just so convinced that you're going to see the end of the world? well, i already have decided that i won't be having children because i can't guarantee that there will be a habitable planet for them to grow up into. okay . for them to grow up into. okay. is that a difficult decision for you?i is that a difficult decision for you? i mean, that's that's quite a bold decision to make, isn't it ? well, i think it's a moral it? well, i think it's a moral eneree— it? well, i think it's a moral eneree given— it? well, i think it's a moral choice given the— fl well, i think it's a moral choice given the circumstances mer— choice given the circumstances mm were— choice given the circumstances that we're facing _ choice given the circumstances that we're facing . that we're facing. so morally, vou— that we're facing. so morally, you think it would be wrong to bnng you think it would be wrong to bring more children into this world if we don't sort out the climate crisis? wow . that was climate crisis? wow. that was eddie whittingham. if the children turn out like him, i can't help but think, sorry, a bit of darwinism. i don't think. i mean, i just see a man who has not any idea what he's doing not got any idea what he's doing at university, supported by the taxpayer vast amounts

taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts of taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts or money — taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts or mone-y newe— taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts of money. have you— taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts of money. have you heard- taxpayer for. yeah, vast amounts of money. have you heard peter hitchens talking about this issue and peter hitchens, mail columnist, really interesting columnist, is really interesting about the fact that just stay with here. the of with me here. the demise of religion has left some people wanting to feel like a good human being whereby they used to get that christianity in get that from christianity in this let's say. and so this country, let's say. and so now prove how good now they need to prove how good they are. and so they do this kind it overcomes kind of thing and it overcomes them whole them and their whole personality, it ticks a box. they it's their social conscience.- they it's their social conscience. they're doing good. ween.— conscience. they're doing good. ween-r— conscience. they're doing good. ween-r near— conscience. they're doing good. yeah.-i hear eddie- yeah. when i hear eddie whittingham talking like whittingham there talking like that, think you what? go that, i think, you know what? go and hobby. feel good and get another hobby. feel good about somewhere about yourself somewhere else. don't everyone else's don't ruin everyone else's lives. get on with your studies don't ruin everyone else's lives. go on with your studies don't ruin everyone else's lives. go and nith your studies don't ruin everyone else's lives. go and work'our studies don't ruin everyone else's lives. go and work inr studies mate. go and work in environment. go work in the area. do something, work in charity anyway, eddie, if you want. and they have that advice enn— want. and they have that advice ene-en— want. and they have that advice ene-en eneregw- and they owe an apology, nanny:— and they owe an apology, frankly, .those - and they owe an apology, frankly, those people who frankly, to those people who are werenrng— frankly, to those people who are watching—either frankly, to those people who are wa'television either frankly, to those people who are wa'television or either frankly, to those people who are wa'television or in either frankly, to those people who are wa'television or in the either frankly, to those people who are wa'television or in the stadium,’ on television or in the stadium, in me— on television or in the stadium, in me wner— on television or in the stadium, in the what do— on television or in the stadium, in the what do they call it? not a eterinm— in the what do they call it? not nerenrnm d— in the what do they call it? not a stadium, is it?— in the what do they call it? not a stadium, is it? well, it's a pavilion— a stadium, is it? well, it's a pavilion er— a stadium, is it? well, it's a pavilion or the— a stadium, is it? well, it's a pavilion or the crucible meane— pavilion or the crucible theatre. it's— pavilion or the crucible theatre. it's a- pavilion or the crucible theatre. it's a theatre, isn't rre— theatre. it's a theatre, isn't re re— theatre. it's a theatre, isn't it? i've been— theatre. it's a theatre, isn't it? i've been theatre, it? i've been to the theatre, eernerw. — it? i've been to the theatre, actually. look,— it? i've been to the theatre,

actually. look, can't stand actually. look, i can't stand snooker, but— actually. look, i can't stand snooker, but it's— actually. look, i can't stand snooker, but it's just wilful, wenenr— snooker, but it's just wilful, wanton, selfish _ snooker, but it's just wilful, wanton, selfish destruction . wanton, selfish destruction. ann— wanton, selfish destruction. ann nne— wanton, selfish destruction. ann rde .— wanton, selfish destruction. and like i said— wanton, selfish destruction. and like i said earlier,- wanton, selfish destruction. and like i said earlier, i- wanton, selfish destruction. and like i said earlier, i think we're going to have a whole, whole summer of it if we're not careful, there's going be careful, there's going to be everything, i everything, isn't there? i wonder they wonder if wonder if they will wonder if they pick a football match. they will pick a football match. good with if you go good luck with that. if you go to good luck with that. if you go re wrrrwerr. — good luck with that. if you go to millwall. _ good luck with that. if you go to millwall. right.- good luck with that. if you go to millwall. md ct good luck with that. if you go to millwall. 3g ct to millwall. right. still to come, the economy is apparently growing. you growing. we're going to tell you by much after your morning's by how much after your morning's news with tamsin roberts . both news with tamsin roberts. both thank you. it's1132. here- :�* 3 both thank you. it's 1132. here are me— thank you. it's1132. here are the headlines— thank you. it's1132. here are the headlines as— thank you. it's1132. here are the headlines as the snp treasurer has— the headlines as the snp treasurer has been arrested by nenee— treasurer has been arrested by police investigate the party's nneneee— police investigate the party's nneneee .— police investigate the party's finances . colin— police investigate the party's finances . colin beattie is the finances. colin beattie is the eeeene— finances. colin beattie is the second person— finances. colin beattie is the second person to— finances. colin beattie is the second person to be questioned by second person to be questioned dy eereerwee— second person to be questioned by detectives who _ second person to be questioned by detectives who are trying to eeredan — by detectives who are trying to establish how— by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in eenerrene— establish how more than £600,000 in donations was— establish how more than £600,000 in donations was set— establish how more than £600,000 in donations was set aside for an independence— in donations was set aside for an independence referendum had deen— an independence referendum had deen need— an independence referendum had been used earlier— an independence referendum had been used earlier this month . been used earlier this month. me— been used earlier this month. the scottish— been used earlier this month. the scottish national party's fermen— the scottish national party's former chief— the scottish national party's former chief executive, peter wnrreu: — former chief executive, peter wnrreu: we— former chief executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more men— murrell, was questioned for more men rr— murrell, was questioned for more mm d men— murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr— murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell, who

is than 11 hours. mr murrell, who d de— than 11 hours. mr murrell, who is the husband— than 11 hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of— than 11 hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first wrnrerer— is the husband of former first minister nicola— is the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , was minister nicola sturgeon, was rereeeee— minister nicola sturgeon, was released without— minister nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending rnnner— released without charge pending further investigation . the further investigation. the energy— further investigation. the energy secretary's welcomed new rnree— energy secretary's welcomed new rnree deming— energy secretary's welcomed new rules banning all— energy secretary's welcomed new rules banning all energy eneenere— rules banning all energy suppliers from forcibly installing— suppliers from forcibly installing pre—payment metres in the installing pre—payment metres in me nemes— installing pre—payment metres in me nemee er— installing pre—payment metres in the homes of customers over the age— the homes of customers over the eee er— the homes of customers over the eee er en — the homes of customers over the age er en me— the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator , ofgem, age of 85. the regulator, ofgem, remeerenw— age of 85. the regulator, ofgem, temporarily stopped the practise in redrnew— temporarily stopped the practise in february after— temporarily stopped the practise in february after it emerged a subcontractor— in february after it emerged a subcontractor used by british eee— subcontractor used by british eee wee— subcontractor used by british gas was breaking into people's nemee— gas was breaking into people's nemee re— gas was breaking into people's nemee re nr— gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them— gas was breaking into people's homes to fit them . suppliers homes to fit them. suppliers across england— homes to fit them. suppliers across england ,— homes to fit them. suppliers across england , scotland and across england, scotland and were— across england, scotland and were newe— across england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new code of wales have agreed to a new code er ereerree— wales have agreed to a new code er ereerree re— wales have agreed to a new code of practise to protect vulnerable - of practise to protect vulnerable customers under new rneer — vulnerable customers under new rules. technicians— vulnerable customers under new rules. technicians will also be reenrree— rules. technicians will also be rented re— rules. technicians will also be required to wear— rules. technicians will also be required to wear body cameras enn— required to wear body cameras ene enme— required to wear body cameras and audio equipment . the home and audio equipment. the home dmee— and audio equipment. the home office minister— and audio equipment. the home office minister has— and audio equipment. the home office minister has told gb news wewe— office minister has told gb news wewe me— office minister has told gb news news the prime— office minister has told gb news news the prime minister has nernrne— news the prime minister has nernrne re— news the prime minister has nothing to hide.— news the prime minister has nothing to hide. parliament's ernree— nothing to hide. parliament's ethics watchdog— nothing to hide. parliament's ethics watchdog is investigating wnerner— ethics watchdog is investigating whether rishi _ ethics watchdog is investigating whether rishi sunak failed to tell whether rishi sunak failed to err wre— whether rishi sunak failed to err were me— whether rishi sunak failed to tell mps his wife might benefit nem— tell mps his wife might benefit rrem e— tell mps his wife might benefit rrem e meter— tell mps his wife might benefit from a major announcement in de— from a major announcement in de menrn-e— from a major announcement in last month's budget . it she last month's budget. it she newe— last month's budget. it she holds shares—

last month's budget. it she holds shares in— last month's budget. it she holds shares in koru kids, a entre— holds shares in koru kids, a enrrn eere— holds shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to gain nnenererw— child care agency likely to gain financially from _ child care agency likely to gain financially from a— child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to reernrr— financially from a drive to recruit more— financially from a drive to recruit more childminders . as recruit more childminders. as waner— recruit more childminders. as waner .o,_ recruit more childminders. as number 10, says— recruit more childminders. as number 10, says mr sunak will erenrw— number 10, says mr sunak will erenrw wnw— number 10, says mr sunak will erenrw why rr— number 10, says mr sunak will clarify why it was— number 10, says mr sunak will clarify why it was declared as a mrnrerener— clarify why it was declared as a ministerial interest. the uk's rere— ministerial interest. the uk's rere er— ministerial interest. the uk's rate of unemployment has risen ene— rate of unemployment has risen ene ten— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies— rate of unemployment has risen and job vacancies have fallen for and job vacancies have fallen rer me— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth— and job vacancies have fallen for the ninth month in a row. dere— for the ninth month in a row. dere nem— for the ninth month in a row. data from the— for the ninth month in a row. data from the office for werrener— data from the office for national statistics reveals the nnemerewmenr— national statistics reveals the unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in me— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in me rnree— unemployment rate rose to 3.8% in the three months to february. rner-e— in the three months to february. rner-e nn— in the three months to february. rner-e nn rrem — in the three months to february. that's up from 3.7% in the erewene— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three— that's up from 3.7% in the previous three months. meanwhile wnrre— previous three months. meanwhile wnrre ten— previous three months. meanwhile while job vacancies— previous three months. meanwhile while job vacancies fell . by while job vacancies fell. by weoo — while job vacancies fell. by weoo re — while job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to 1.1— while job vacancies fell. by 47,000 to 1.1 million in the wee— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to— 47,000 to 1.1 million in the three months to march and pay nee— three months to march and pay nee neen— three months to march and pay nee dw— three months to march and pay has risen by 6.6.— three months to march and pay has risen by 6.6. but it's growing— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more— has risen by 6.6. but it's growing more slowly than deterren— growing more slowly than inflation. so— growing more slowly than inflation. so earnings are still renne— inflation. so earnings are still rerrrne m— inflation. so earnings are still falling in real— inflation. so earnings are still falling in real terms . as the falling in real terms. as the ons— falling in real terms. as the one eewe— falling in real terms. as the ewe saysr me— falling in real terms. as the ons says, the uncertain economic enrreew— ons says, the uncertain economic enrreew re— ons says, the uncertain economic outlook is holding— ons says, the uncertain economic outlook is holding industries deen— outlook is holding industries deen rrem — outlook is holding industries back from recruiting tv , online back from recruiting tv, online rente— back from recruiting tv, online reere ene— back from recruiting tv, online reere ene en— back from recruiting tv, online radio and on tune— back from recruiting tv, online radio and on tune in. this is.

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good morning both. good morning. we good morning both. good morning. we twee— good morning both. good morning. we twee e— good morning both. good morning. we twee e rer— good morning both. good morning. we fitted a lot in— good morning both. good morning. we fitted a lot in during that deen.— we fitted a lot in during that week. we— we fitted a lot in during that break. we did.— we fitted a lot in during that break. we did. _ we fitted a lot in during that break. we did. 7.5; break. we did. by the way, tanya's bought another cake. he is a great baker. i am the reerer— is a great baker. i am the easter cake. _ is a great baker. i am the easter cake. last week was sensational— easter cake. last week was sensational hot— easter cake. last week was sensational hot savoury to yes it sensational hot savoury to yes d — sensational hot savoury to yes d ane— sensational hot savoury to yes d ann rr— sensational hot savoury to yes it was. and it was— sensational hot savoury to yes it was. and it was a special enneeex— it was. and it was a special orthodox cypriot— it was. and it was a special orthodox cypriot greek easter eeke— orthodox cypriot greek easter eeke ene— orthodox cypriot greek easter eeke ene .— orthodox cypriot greek easter cake and i shared it with a eerreeene— cake and i shared it with a colleague who— cake and i shared it with a colleague who said that's the deer— colleague who said that's the best turkish _ colleague who said that's the best turkish cakes. oh, no , no, best turkish cakes. oh, no, no, ner— best turkish cakes. oh, no, no, net rnwew— best turkish cakes. oh, no, no, net rnwew. — best turkish cakes. oh, no, no, not turkey . no,— best turkish cakes. oh, no, no, not turkey . \rrtr c12 not turkey. no, that's very cypriot , actually. so it could cypriot, actually. so it could be it could be turkish cypriot. i don't know if the turkish cypriot stew, but it's cypriot. it's greek banana and chocolate mnmne— it's greek banana and chocolate mnmne renew. — it's greek banana and chocolate muffins today. yes.— it's greek banana and chocolate muffins today. yes. which i was eerrne— muffins today. yes. which i was eerrnelrne— muffins today. yes. which i was eatinglthe break.— muffins today. yes. which i was eating the break. and she eating in the break. and she iner— eating in the break. and she iner reeked— eating in the break. and she just looked at— eating in the break. and she just looked at me. she went, do not just looked at me. she went, do ner eer— just looked at me. she went, do not get-chocolate- just looked at me. she went, do not get chocolate your not get that chocolate on your tree — not get that chocolate on your tree iner— not get that chocolate on your dress. .not want— not get that chocolate on your dress. . not want to - not get that chocolate on your dress. not want to be dress. do not want to be responsible _ dress. do not want to be responsible that. dress. do not want to be responsible .that. tanya, responsible for that. so, tanya, vou— responsible for that. so, tanya, wen-enme— responsible for that. so, tanya, you come every week. you can come every week. thanks. right. okay what do you wenr— thanks. right. okay what do you wenr re— thanks. right. okay what do you wenr re rew— thanks. right. okay what do you want to talk about,— thanks. right. okay what do you want to talk about, guys? should we-edenr— want to talk about, guys? should we-about-efforts- want to talk about, guys? should we-about-efforts to. we talk about these efforts to eere— we talk about these efforts to eere e— we talk about these efforts to create a contraceptive pill create a male contraceptive pill given— create a male contraceptive pill given-dw— create a male contraceptive pill given-dy e— create a male contraceptive pill given-by a genetic- given a boost by a genetic ewded— switch, a male contraceptive mue— switch, a male contraceptive dire—re- switch, a male contraceptive pill?_|'d trust. switch, a male contraceptivei pill?_|'d trust it. pill? i'm not sure i'd trust it. weer.— pill? i'm not sure i'd trust it. wreen .— pill? i'm not sure i'd trust it. wrger. . wee— pill? i'm not sure i'd trust it. nigel. i was just— pill? i'm not sure i'd trust it. nigel. i was just about to say wner— nigel. i was just about to say we wemen— nigel. i was just about to say what woman would trust that? wen. — what woman would trust that? wen. mere-e— what woman would trust that? well, there's always— what woman would trust that? but i well, there's always that. but i suppose .contraception - well, there's always that. but i supposrbe .contraception - well, there's always that. but i suppose be i much rception - well, there's always that. but i suppose be i much for. tion - well, there's always that. but i supposrbe .much for. for- but i supposrbe much for. for the should be as much for. for the man woman couldn't agree

man as the woman couldn't agree _rnre— man as the woman couldn't agree _rnre-re- man as the woman couldn't agree more. _this-to do. more. so what this seems to do is more. so what this seems to do re-eree— more. so what this seems to do re-eren me— more. so what this seems to do is-stop the sperm - is basically stop the sperm ewrmmrne— is basically stop the sperm swimming around. and then when you swimming around. and then when wen-renne— swimming around. and then when you taking everything you stop taking it, everything ern— you stop taking it, everything returns-again.- you stop taking it, everything returns again. and returns to normal again. and i me— returns to normal again. and i mean, the question really edwenew— mean, the question really obviously is,— mean, the question really obviously is, would you trust renne— obviously is, would you trust taking another— obviously is, would you trust taking another pill? there has deen— taking another pill? there has been problems— taking another pill? there has been problems with the previous .— been problems with the previous . een-r— been problems with the previous one. i don't need— been problems with the previous one. i don't need to because r-we— one. i don't need to because we nee— one. i don't need to because we nee ewe— one. i don't need to because i've had five children in found out i've had five children in found enr wner— i've had five children in found enr we we— i've had five children in found out what was causing it and had the out what was causing it and had me enm— out what was causing it and had we enter me— out what was causing it and had the snip the best— out what was causing it and had the snip the best way around. ann— the snip the best way around. and .— the snip the best way around. and . nen-r— the snip the best way around. and i don't have— the snip the best way around. and i don't have a— the snip the best way around. and i don't have a i- the snip the best way around. and i don't have a i don't- the snip the best way around. and i don't have a i don't have a skin in this game either for obvious reasons. so let's ask you, tanya, would you trust a bloke? it's not that i wouldn't nner— bloke? it's not that i wouldn't rrner e— bloke? it's not that i wouldn't trust a bloke— , it's not that i wouldn't trust a bloke because it depends on trust a bloke because it depends en me— trust a bloke because it depends en rne deere.— trust a bloke because it depends on the bloke. i— trust a bloke because it depends on the bloke. i personally don't nner— on the bloke. i personally don't tenet-wee— on the bloke. i personally don't rrner-wne er— on the bloke. i personally don't trust type of medication. trust this type of medication. i wenren-r— trust this type of medication. i wouldn't want— trust this type of medication. i wouldn't want my— trust this type of medication. i wouldn't want my sons to take me— wouldn't want my sons to take rnre wne— wouldn't want my sons to take he were er— wouldn't want my sons to take this type of medication because. deeenee— this type of medication because. deeenee-eee— this type of medication because. because-does ,- this type of medication because. because-does , it- because what it does, it teneme— because what it does, it deforms, allegedly, temporarily eererme— deforms, allegedly, temporarily eerermerne— deforms, allegedly, temporarily deforms the sperm. right. and mew— deforms the sperm. right. and new eew— deforms the sperm. right. and new eew ee— deforms the sperm. right. and they say as soon— deforms the sperm. right. and they say as soon as you stop renne— they say as soon as you stop remne rnre— they say as soon as you stop taking this pill,— they say as soon as you stop taking this pill, your sperm ern— taking this pill, your sperm ern re— taking this pill, your sperm returns to normal. but how do taking this pill, your sperm retu know normal. but how do taking this pill, your sperm retu know that? al. but how do taking this pill, your sperm retu know that? howut how do taking this pill, your sperm retu know that? how would do taking this pill, your sperm retu know that? how would you how you know that? how would you how wenrn— you know that? how would you how wenre wen— you know that? how would you how wenre you knew— you know that? how would you how would you know that? and i think lots would you know that? and i think dre-ere— would you know that? and i think lots-are coming- lots of things are coming out edenr— lots of things are coming out about-female— lots of things are coming out about female contraceptive about the female contraceptive pill about the female contraceptive dir—knew- about the female contraceptivei pill—know enough pill that we didn't know enough of pill that we didn't know enough er-ee— pill that we didn't know enough er-ee .— pill that we didn't know enough of-so i wouldn't- pill that we didn't know enough of so i wouldn't want of then. and so i wouldn't want my eene— of then. and so i wouldn't want my re— of then. and so i wouldn't want my sons to take— of then. and so i wouldn't want my sons to take this. and also, rere—

my sons to take this. and also, rer-e de— my sons to take this. and also, let's be honest,— my sons to take this. and also, let's be honest, men don't have mew—me— let's be honest, men don't have mew—me teeeerewl let's be honest, men don't have mew—me teeeerew .| they don't have the jeopardy, deeenee— they don't have the jeopardy, deeenee d— they don't have the jeopardy, because if it— they don't have the jeopardy, because if it doesn't work . because if it doesn't work. rxeerw. — because if it doesn't work. rxeerw. mew— because if it doesn't work. exactly. “car cir“ c because if it doesn't work. exactly. “car cr?" . gt. exactly. they don't get pregnant. so, no, i wouldn't trust guy take it either. trust the guy to take it either. but don't i just don't like but i don't i just don't like me— but i don't i just don't like this messing— but i don't i just don't like this messing about with with hormones. can— this messing about with with hormones. ct" this messing about with with hormones. cr?" trtrg this messing about with with hormones. trtrg hormones. can you imagine your misspent youth? nigel, that's a long time ago. of course. would you you think you you have. how do you think you would approached the idea would have approached the idea of the male contraceptive? i'd have that, actually. have gone with that, actually. yeah. fact, i would probably yeah. in fact, i would probably newe— yeah. in fact, i would probably have—knowing. yeah. in fact, i would probably have—knowing ii yeah. in fact, i would probably. have—knowing i was have been happier knowing i was neme— have been happier knowing i was doing-the— have been happier knowing i was eerne-rne-wewl doing that than the other way renne — doing that than the other way renne leneee— doing that than the other way round. iguess the— doing that than the other way round. guess the worry is, round. i guess the worry is, rnenen— round. i guess the worry is, rnenenlwe— round. i guess the worry is, though, we particularly though, is we want particularly people— though, is we want particularly deeene—m- people who aren't in relationships to be using condom nrereerren— relationships to be using condom erereerren. — relationships to be using condom protection . t/rtnt. yeah. because protection. yes. yeah. because mer— protection. yes. yeah. because rner nrereere— protection. yes. yeah. because that protects you— protection. t/rtnt. yeah. because that protects you against all me— that protects you against all me emer— that protects you against all the other stuff. _ that protects you against all the other stuff. 3iiilg’3r3’3tfg that protects you against all the other stuff. ecg/“631g the other stuff. pregnancy is only one of the issues facing the youngsters. sexual infections, _ the youngsters. sexual| infections,-ehcr, the youngsters. sexual- infections,-ehcr, what infections, sexual ehcr, what are infections, sexual ehcr, what mew— infections, sexual ehcr, what are they called— infections, sexual ehcr, what are they called the stis? soaring?— are they called the stis? soaring? — are they called the stis? soaring? that's- are they called the stis? soaring? g soaring? that's right. and i slightly worry that you know what girls say. i'm on the what the girls say. i'm on the pill. it's fine. the bloke says i'm on the it's fine. and i'm on the pill. it's fine. and then guess what? there could be gonorrhoea and herpes and chlamydia which chlamydia and all the rest which affect fertility long term. affect your fertility long term. right. think sorted that right. i think we've sorted that one haven't we? have it one out, haven't we? have it

right, tanya? criticism a bud right, tanya? criticism of a bud light with light partnership with transgender influence. dylan mulvaney has continued despite i'm this. so i'm so pleased about this. so what's the saying? go so what's the saying? go woke, go drekee — what's the saying? go woke, go broke? absolutely— what's the saying? go woke, go broke? ' atty i g what's the saying? go woke, go broke? ' atty i q so what broke? absolutely right. so what mew-we— broke? absolutely right. so what rnew-we—dne- broke? absolutely right. so what rnew-we—dnn neel they've done now what bud has eene— they've done now what bud has dene-re— they've done now what bud has dene-re e— they've done now what bud has done-is a belgian- they've done now what bud has done is a belgian company, done now is a belgian company, eernerw.— done now is a belgian company, eernerw. ane— done now is a belgian company, actually. and - a - done now is a belgian company, actually. and a bush has actually. and who's a bush has now—use these- now decided to use these big eweeeeere— now decided to use these big clydesdale horses, going clydesdale horses, is going rnrenen— clydesdale horses, is going through american heart line. through the american heart line. and rre— through the american heart line. and we merr— through the american heart line. and it's their tagline is it's digger— and it's their tagline is it's digger men— and it's their tagline is it's bigger than beer. it's the amerieen— bigger than beer. it's the american spirit and the stars eni— american spirit and the stars ene srrinee— american spirit and the stars ene srrinee .— american spirit and the stars and stripes . and, you know, and stripes. and, you know, mew-we— and stripes. and, you know, they've taken— and stripes. and, you know, they've taken it— and stripes. and, you know, they've taken it all the way deer— they've taken it all the way deer re— they've taken it all the way deer re me— they've taken it all the way back to the kind of all american deer— back to the kind of all american deer drinking— back to the kind of all american beer drinking because you remind deeme— beer drinking because you remind reeeie wner— beer drinking because you remind reeeie wner mew— beer drinking because you remind people what they did do to try eni— people what they did do to try ene errreer— people what they did do to try and attract a— people what they did do to try and attract a new— people what they did do to try and attract a new audience. they put and attract a new audience. they nnr e— and attract a new audience. they put a transgender— and attract a new audience. they put a transgender person in on eni— put a transgender person in on end mew— put a transgender person in on end mew iii— put a transgender person in on and they did it— put a transgender person in on and they did it on— put a transgender person in on and they did it on their bud igne— and they did it on their bud rignrleni— and they did it on their bud light..and it's- and they did it on their bud light. and it's aimed at light. so and it's aimed at mie— light. so and it's aimed at women, this particular kind of zero alcohol— women, this particular kind of zero alcohol beer,— women, this particular kind of zero alcohol beer, kind of zero eeierie— zero alcohol beer, kind of zero calorie beer— zero alcohol beer, kind of zero calorie beer was— zero alcohol beer, kind of zero calorie beer was aimed at women eni— calorie beer was aimed at women ene mew— calorie beer was aimed at women and they decided— calorie beer was aimed at women and they decided to— calorie beer was aimed at women and they decided to use a transgender— and they decided to use a transgender woman on to do it. ani— transgender woman on to do it. and die— transgender woman on to do it. and die die— transgender woman on to do it. and this this particular trans gender— and this this particular trans gender woman— and this this particular trans gender woman offends me because i gender woman offends me because . em— gender woman offends me because . em wen— gender woman offends me because r em very giriw— gender woman offends me because r em very girlv- iini— gender woman offends me because i am very girly. and you know mer— i am very girly. and you know me im— i am very girly. and you know me im e— i am very girly. and you know that i'm a real— i am very girly. and you know that i'm a real girls girl. and

inr— that i'm a real girls girl. and in i— that i'm a real girls girl. and in . een-r— that i'm a real girls girl. and but i don't flounce around and do but i don't flounce around and ie eii— but i don't flounce around and ie eii ei— but i don't flounce around and do all of this.— but i don't flounce around and do all of this. i— but i don't flounce around and do all of this. i never did all of do all of this. i never did all ei r..— do all of this. i never did all ei ir. ir— do all of this. i never did all of it. it feels— do all of this. i never did all of it. it feels like— do all of this. i never did all of it. it feels like it's a caricature _ of it. it feels like it's a caricature or- of it. it feels like it's a caricature or it's a mickey take of caricature or it's a mickey take ei wner— caricature or it's a mickey take ei wner .— caricature or it's a mickey take ei we r. ie— caricature or it's a mickey take of what it is to— caricature or it's a mickey take of what it is to be— caricature or it's a mickey take of what it is to be a woman. inie— of what it is to be a woman. this transgender— of what it is to be a woman. this transgender person is not deing— this transgender person is not deing e— this transgender person is not deing e wemen— this transgender person is not being a woman . _ this transgender person is not being a woman . t this transgender person is not being a woman . e g this transgender person is not being a woman . g being a woman. it's being an impression of a woman. an impression. but but- impression of a woman. an impression. but but a- impression. but but a caricature is impression. but but a caricature ie e— impression. but but a caricature ie e renew— impression. but but a caricature ie e parody ei— impression. but but a caricature ie e parody ei e— impression. but but a caricature is a parody of a woman. and mere— is a parody of a woman. and rner-e wner— is a parody of a woman. and that's what i— is a parody of a woman. and that's what i found it so eiieneiwe— that's what i found it so offensive as— that's what i found it so offensive as well. and there was a offensive as well. and there was e deekieen — offensive as well. and there was a backlash and— offensive as well. and there was a backlash and it— offensive as well. and there was a backlash and it hit sales. it hit a backlash and it hit sales. it nir r...— a backlash and it hit sales. it hit hit sales.— a backlash and it hit sales. it hit hit sales. sales went all me— hit hit sales. sales went all me we— hit hit sales. sales went all me way newn— hit hit sales. sales went all the way down to— hit hit sales. sales went all the way down to the floor. and wner— the way down to the floor. and wner — the way down to the floor. and now what are they— the way down to the floor. and now what are they doing? they're deing— now what are they doing? they're ieing me— now what are they doing? they're ieing rne err— now what are they doing? they're doing the all american bud. i een-r— doing the all american bud. i nen-r mink— doing the all american bud. i don't think people should fall for don't think people should fall fer-mew— don't think people should fall for-they should- don't think people should fall for : t don't think people should fall. for-they should boycott it. for it. they should boycott it. it to me it just for it. they should boycott it. it-to me it just shows. for it. they should boycott it. | it-to me it just shows an it seems to me it just shows an eiemenr— it seems to me it just shows an element self—awareness. some element of self—awareness. some of element of self—awareness. some ei—denw— element of self—awareness. some ei—denw eenii- of the labour party could eerneiiw— of the labour party could actually learn— of the labour party could actually learn us is on the deeie— actually learn us is on the deeie ei— actually learn us is on the basis of this. _ actually learn us is on the basis of this. they did the nrer— basis of this. they did the| first—offended basis of this. they did the- first_offended by first edit. i wasn't offended by the first edit. i wasn't offended by rne—ir— first edit. i wasn't offended by rne—ir wee- the first ad, but it was controversial, - the first ad, but it was controversial, so they've now eene— controversial, so they've now iene en— controversial, so they've now iene en en— controversial, so they've now done an all american kind of ad eemreign— done an all american kind of ad eemeeign in— done an all american kind of ad eemeeign in in— done an all american kind of ad campaign in in its— done an all american kind of ad campaign in in its stead . but campaign in in its stead. but wner— campaign in in its stead. but we r.— campaign in in its stead. but what it means— campaign in in its stead. but what it means is— campaign in in its stead. but what it means is that you're eeeeeiing— what it means is that you're eeeeeiing re— what it means is that you're appealing to both sides . and i appealing to both sides. and i mink— appealing to both sides. and i mink mer— appealing to both sides. and i think that if— appealing to both sides. and i think that if keir— appealing to both sides. and i think that if keir starmer had not think that if keir starmer had met iendiei— think that if keir starmer had not doubled down on his attacks on not doubled down on his attacks en ieieni — not doubled down on his attacks on rishi sunak— not doubled down on his attacks on rishi sunak over child abuse

, on rishi sunak over child abuse . ne— on rishi sunak over child abuse . ne wenii— on rishi sunak over child abuse , he would have— on rishi sunak over child abuse , he would have been a much digger— , he would have been a much digger men— , he would have been a much digger .— , he would have been a much bigger man . and— , he would have been a much bigger man . and to have done bigger man. and to have done mer— bigger man. and to have done me eni— bigger man. and to have done that and then— bigger man. and to have done that and then say, look, we made a that and then say, look, we made e miereke— that and then say, look, we made emiereke eni— that and then say, look, we made a mistake and do— that and then say, look, we made a mistake and do a— that and then say, look, we made a mistake and do a different eemeeign— a mistake and do a different campaign. this— a mistake and do a different campaign. this is what budweiser eiieeriweiw— campaign. this is what budweiser erreeriweiw eew— campaign. this is what budweiser effectively say, because they mew— effectively say, because they knew mew-we— effectively say, because they know they've got it. effectiver say, because they know they've got it. ii”; effectively say, because they know they've got it. flirty r:rt:r know they've got it. why do you mine— know they've got it. why do you think it's controversial? don't just think it's wrong trying to sell that is for women sell something that is for women by a transgender woman when by a by a transgender woman when there are women that could do this job? yeah but what is wrong with a transgender woman doing doing the job? well, when mew-re— doing the job? well, when mew-re deing— doing the job? well, when they're doing it— doing the job? well, when they're doing it in- doing the job? well, when they're doing it in a- r:rt:r g , well, when they're doing it in a parody? deeenee— they're doing it in a parody? because that— they're doing it in a parody? because that was— they're doing it in a parody? because that was the- they're doing it in a parody? because that was the point. it was a parody of how a woman. no, itake was a parody of how a woman. no, i take that. yeah, that's. iner-e— i take that. yeah, that's. that's—find. i take that. yeah, that's. i that's—find that that's why i didn't find that mer— that's why i didn't find that that offensive. _ that's why i didn't find that that offensive. found it an that offensive. i found it an inrereering— that offensive. i found it an interesting-to- that offensive. i found it an interesting to watch. interesting ad to watch. i just thought— interesting ad to watch. i just thought ir— interesting ad to watch. i just thought it was— interesting ad to watch. i just thought it was stupid. yeah i just. it ridiculous. see, just. it was ridiculous. see, me— just. it was ridiculous. see, me eiee— just. it was ridiculous. see, he's also she— it was ridiculous. see, he's also she dylan mulvaney, mie— he's also she dylan mulvaney, this transgender— he's also she dylan mulvaney, this transgender woman. drewieneiw— this transgender woman. previously albie- this transgender woman. i previously albie-also previously albie a male. also had a nike fitness outfit campaign recently . you know, campaign recently. you know, this is she was paid to promote female sex sports uniform for the female sex sports outfit. brass. brass. brass. runners and

the. he has no boobs. and so no, that for us as women, we're we're looking and going we're going . your product is meant to going. your product is meant to work for our bodies . why are you work for our bodies. why are you putting it on a male frame and thinking we're stupid enough to buy that? but on top of star and ne— buy that? but on top of star and eiee er— buy that? but on top of star and eiee er e— buy that? but on top of star and eiee er e rime— buy that? but on top of star and also at a time when— $7.7 but on top of star and also at a time when they t7 but on top of star and also at a time when they are eewing— also at a time when they are eewing in— also at a time when they are saying in international sport, inereeeingiw— saying in international sport, increasingly know a trans woman eenner— increasingly know a trans woman eenner eemnere— increasingly know a trans woman cannot compete in— increasingly know a trans woman cannot compete in with women. ween. — cannot compete in with women. ween. we.— cannot compete in with women. ween. we. r— cannot compete in with women. ween. we. . rere— cannot compete in with women. yeah. no, i take i— cannot compete in with women. yeah. no, i take i take- cannot compete in with women. yeah. no, i take i take that- yeah. no, i take i take that point but the main the main thing for me is that when it comes to funding of many things, women get such small wedge, women get such a small wedge, such small wedge the huge such a small wedge of the huge amount that there is in amount of money that there is in advertising, in sport in particular, 1. and then particular, they get 1. and then to that 1% particular, they get 1. and then to .that 1% and— particular, they get 1. and then to-that1% and give- particular, they get 1. and then to-that1% and give it- particular, they get 1. and then to-that1% and give it to. to take that 1% and give it to a rrenegenier— to take that 1% and give it to a transgender woman who's parodyin9_ transgender woman who's parodying women offensive parodying women is so offensive to parodying women is so offensive re-wemen— parodying women is so offensive re-wemen eni- parodying women is so offensive to-woman and it's- parodying women is so offensive to woman and it's so to me as a woman and it's so eiieneiwe— to me as a woman and it's so eiieneiwe re — to me as a woman and it's so offensive to me— to me as a woman and it's so offensive to me as— to me as a woman and it's so offensive to me as a mother of iengnrere— offensive to me as a mother of eengnrere-mw— offensive to me as a mother of daughters my daughters daughters who my daughters might wem— daughters who my daughters might want—andl want to become sportswomen and mew-re— want to become sportswomen and rnew-re-ekei— want to become sportswomen and rnew-re-ekei enr— want to become sportswomen and they're-eked out . - want to become sportswomen and. they're-eked out . .know they're being eked out. you know wner— they're being eked out. you know whee-nenger— they're being eked out. you know what danger as well for what the danger is as well for these that align these brands that align themselves trans people? themselves with trans people? well, cannot win because well, they cannot win because what now done by hiring what they've now done by hiring dylan and then dropping dylan,

they will have now alienated the trans community who can be some of the most politically activated people . just ask jk activated people. just ask jk ieewiing— activated people. just ask jk rowling exactly. _ activated people. just ask jk rowling exactly. not- rt. : just ask jk rowling exactly. \rrt:r. activated people. just ask jk rowling exactly. not so much dropping her. what they're doing is they're just extending their campaign and going in a different direction. you see that? that's different direction. you see that ? that's not how that's not that? that's not how that's not new— that? that's not how that's not new me— that? that's not how that's not new rne rrene— .ti.7 that's not how that's not how the trans activist see that. we how the trans activist see that. we wiri— how the trans activist see that. we wiii ner— how the trans activist see that. we will not see— how the trans activist see that. we will not see that— how the trans activist see that. we will not see that ad- how the trans activist see that. we will not see that ad again. do you think, tonya, you see that again? you will because because it's down to money. exactly. it hit them financially. and that's what the rrene— financially. and that's what the trans activists— financially. and that's what the trans activists will— financially. and that's what the trans activists will say. - �*7 “r?“if and that's what the trans activists will say. they wiri— trans activists will say. they wiii eew— trans activists will say. they will say-should- trans activists will say. they will say should have doubled trans activists will say. they will seyou should have doubled trans activists will say. they will seyou should.d have doubled trans activists will say. they will seyou should haveie doubled trans activists will say. they will seyou should have if doubled trans activists will say. they will seyou should have if yomled down, you should have if you reeiiw— down, you should have if you really - believe _ down, you should have if you really-believelour- down, you should have if you really believe our cause, really did believe in our cause, you— really did believe in our cause, you enenii— really did believe in our cause, you should have— really did believe in our cause, you should have backed dylan and you should have backed dylan and wen—newe— you should have backed dylan and you—have doubled- you should have backed dylan and you on have doubled you should have backed dylan and you on particularibled down on those particular eiwenieing— down on those particular advertising than going advertising rather than going the advertising rather than going rne emer— advertising rather than going the other way. _ advertising rather than going the other way. so you kind of een-r— the other way. so you kind of een-r-wirn— the other way. so you kind of can't-withiand- the other way. so you kind of can't with and you know can't win with it. and you know wner— can't win with it. and you know wner-eei— can't win with it. and you know what-sad thing— can't win with it. and you know what sad thing there what the sad thing is? there wiri— what the sad thing is? there wiii—rrene- what the sad thing is? there. will—trans people will be genuinely trans people wne— will be genuinely trans people wne-e— will be genuinely trans people wne-e rengn— will be genuinely trans people who-a tough-are who have a tough life who are wnineredie— who have a tough life who are vulnerable. yeah,— who have a tough life who are vulnerable. yeah, of vulnerable. yeah, yeah, of course. definitely and they course. definitely want and they are course. definitely want and they ere-mer— course. definitely want and they ere-rner-enii course. definitely want and they are-that-end ofi are the ones that in the end of all are the ones that in the end of eii mie— are the ones that in the end of all this maelstrom _ are the ones that in the end of all this maelstrom are the ones mer— all this maelstrom are the ones rner ee— all this maelstrom are the ones rner ere-re— all this maelstrom are the ones that are _to have- that are going to have a iiiiienir— that are going to have a difficult time.- that are going to have a difficult time. absolutely. ' r: difficult time. absolutely. and emer-e— difficult time. absolutely. and mere-mere— difficult time. absolutely. and that's _that's the - that's that's, that's the biggest point here, is that no

one on this table here is transphobic. like, you know, like said, in the 80 like i said, i grew up in the 80 seconds really seconds when it was really unusual and i had transgender girlfriends. and i saw what they went through to where went through to get to where they got. so the kind of ridiculing and way it's ridiculing and the way it's become now doing them ridiculing and the way it's bec0ian now doing them ridiculing and the way it's bec0ian injustice. doing them ridiculing and the way it's bec0ian injustice. yeah.ig them ridiculing and the way it's bec0ian injustice. yeah.ig theit such an injustice. yeah. yeah it really is. right. nigel arsenal riewere— really is. right. nigel arsenal eiewere newe— really is. right. nigel arsenal players have been— it;.ti..«r right. nigel arsenal players have been criticised for entering— players have been criticised for eeeeering—wenngl appearing to blank a young meeeer— appearing to blank a young mascot. what— appearing to blank a young mascot. what happened? �*ifei�*rtg. mascot. what happened? well, wner— mascot. what happened? well,| whee—d what they seem to have done is that a young girl wanted them to come sign t shirt and they come and sign a t shirt and they did that. that fine, but did that. that was fine, but they pay any attention to they didn't pay any attention to her at all. some of them had earphones, still they earphones, is still on. they didn't and didn't interact with her. and there then a lot social there was then a lot of social media criticism look, media criticism saying, look, come on, at least at least pay attention to what's going on. somebody were somebody was filming it, were they. and got. yeah, yeah. they. and it's got. yeah, yeah. so probably we'd all so i think probably we'd all agree on this one that this is really to these kids. really important to these kids. they meeting their they are meeting their footballing heroes and the least the hero do . say hello, the hero can do. say hello, wnere— the hero can do. say hello, wnerie your— the hero can do. say hello, what's your name- the hero can do. say hello, what's your name or- t :�* r:rt:r say hello, what's your name or something? ween.— what's your name or something? ween. weir— what's your name or something? ween. weiii iner— what's your name or something? yeah, we'll just pay— what's your name or something? yeah, we'll just pay attention to favourite player just to to your favourite player just to chat to how long? chat to them. how long? absolutely. arsenal. and this is

what didn't do was what the players didn't do was kind oh, this part of our kind of, oh, this is part of our duty. just do signing. duty. we'll just do the signing. and they were told to go in mere— and they were told to go in mere by— and they were told to go in mere dy rne — and they were told to go in there by the corporate affairs pr there by the corporate affairs die-eeri— there by the corporate affairs die-eeii ee— there by the corporate affairs pr-said go-sign- there by the corporate affairs pr said go sign these to pr guy said go and sign these to be pr guy said go and sign these to de—niernree.- pr guy said go and sign these to be_pictures. but- pr guy said go and sign these to be_pictures. but of. be some good pictures. but of course, footballers, course, being footballers, they did course, being footballers, they iii _rnew- course, being footballers, they did _they were i course, being footballers, theyi did _they were told did exactly what they were told eni— did exactly what they were told ene diem-r— did exactly what they were told and didn't use.— did exactly what they were told and didn't use. they did. and mew—rere- and didn't use. they did. and they—left their. they left. they left their earphones while the pictures earphones in while the pictures were taken. only about were being taken. only about nine. were being taken. only about nine—me- were being taken. only about nine. _the little - were being taken. only about. nine._the little one? nine. wasn't she the little one? ween — nine. wasn't she the little one? ween >— nine. wasn't she the little one? ween > rim— nine. wasn't she the little one? yeah > i'm not— nine. wasn't she the little one? yeah > i'm not sure- nine. wasn't she the little one? yeah d nine. wasn't she the little one? yeah is d yeah > i'm not sure what her age was. certainly very young. very young. just rude, isn't young. that's just rude, isn't it? doesn't matter you're it? it doesn't matter if you're a footballer. you know what it is? it's reflective of the is? it's just reflective of the eneiir— is? it's just reflective of the spoilt-footballers- 57 it's just reflective of the spoilt footballers who are spoilt brat footballers who are ewerneii— spoilt brat footballers who are ewerreiilieing— spoilt brat footballers who are overpaid doing and overpaid for doing a job and wninging.— overpaid for doing a job and whinging, moaning don't even whinging, moaning and don't even newe—re— whinging, moaning and don't even newe—re-rneir- have the decency to take their eernnenee— have the decency to take their earphones-and— have the decency to take their. earphones-and-with earphones out and interact with a earphones out and interact with e-wne— earphones out and interact with e-wne ire— earphones out and interact with a-who it's their- a little girl who it's their mere.— a little girl who it's their nere. nie— a little girl who it's their hero. it's disgusting. and the ming— hero. it's disgusting. and the rning ie— hero. it's disgusting. and the rning ie. ire— hero. it's disgusting. and the thing is, it's the— hero. it's disgusting. and the thing is, it's the moment she weme— thing is, it's the moment she weme-rew— thing is, it's the moment she wants talk about, oh, here we wants to talk about, oh, here we are. .can see that- wants to talk about, oh, here we are. .can see that now.- are. you can see that now. completely ignoring her. i don't. thank don't. nigel, hello. and thank you to they're ignoring still ignonng you to they're ignoring still ignoring not a ignoring her and not even a single they're looking single they're not even looking at look at her looking at her and look at her looking up radio. the t shirt is up on the radio. the t shirt is errerenei— up on the radio. the t shirt is stretched across.— up on the radio. the t shirt is stretched across. i— .. itir: the t shirt is stretched across. i guess two deeme— stretched across. i guess two reeeie ee— stretched across. i guess two people are holding it. she's one of people are holding it. she's one ei mem— people are holding it. she's one of them-players— people are holding it. she's one of them. players are signing of them. the players are signing

it. of them. the players are signing it_re— of them. the players are signing ir.-re-eiie- of them. the players are signing ir.-re-eiie ei- of them. the players are signing it.-to-side of it. it. she stood to the side of it eni— it. she stood to the side of it ene-eeri— it. she stood to the side of it and-said one— it. she stood to the side of it and-said one of- it. she stood to the side of it and said one of two. each and she said one of two. each eeii— and she said one of two. each one said hello— and she said one of two. each one said hello to— and she said one of two. each one said hello to her. yeah. o" one said hello to her. yeah. oh drie— one said hello to her. yeah. oh dn-r in— one said hello to her. yeah. oh dn-r in dd— one said hello to her. yeah. oh dn-r in dd e— one said hello to her. yeah. oh isn't it. it's a shocker,- isn't it. it's a shocker, actually. she's not even nine is she. she's about seven years younger. she does look younger and younger. she does look younger ene—ger— younger. she does look younger ene—get rneir- and so they've got their headphones— and so they've got their headphones they headphones in. couldn't they squeeze. give her— headphones in. couldn't they squeeze. give her a- headphones in. : :�* . : give her a hug. squeeze. give her a hug. wedeiw-e— squeeze. give her a hug. wedeiw-e-er- squeeze. give her a hug. nobody's-at her.| squeeze. give her a hug.- nobody's-at her. yeah. nobody's looking at her. yeah. inie— nobody's looking at her. yeah. inie-wneie— nobody's looking at her. yeah. this .whole-by- nobody's looking at her. yeah. this .whole-by the. nobody's looking at her. yeah. this whole by the look this the whole team by the look of this the whole team by the look eildeeenee— this the whole team by the look oflbecause even— this the whole team by the look of because even know of it because even i know mere-e— of it because even i know there's-that- of it because even i know there's-that is. there's 11 players that is prero— there's 11 players that is perry-wnen- there's 11 players that is pretty when you see there's 11 players that is- pretty _when you see it. there's 11 players that is- pretty-when you see it. i pretty good when you see it. i mink— pretty good when you see it. i think mie— pretty good when you see it. i think end d— pretty good when you see it. i think this is a— pretty good when you see it. i think this is a wake— pretty good when you see it. i think this is a wake up- pretty good when you see it. i think this is a wake up call. i'm hoping this is a wake up call to footballers. stop behaving in such disgusting behaving in such a disgusting way. beautiful again and way. beautiful game again and egein— way. beautiful game again and egein. ienwe— way. beautiful game again and egein. tonya ven— beautiful game again and again. tonya you see, it not beautiful game again and agbeautifula you see, it not beautiful game again and agbeautiful game.;ee, it not beautiful game again and agbeautiful game. itt, it not beautiful game again and agbeautiful game. it ist not beautiful game again and agbeautiful game. it is not not a beautiful game. it is not deentiini— a beautiful game. it is not beautiful, greedy, grasping. it's beautiful, greedy, grasping. irie eii— beautiful, greedy, grasping. it's all about— beautiful, greedy, grasping. it's all about money. all it's all about money. it's all men— it's all about money. it's all about them. _ it's all about money. it's all about them. it's- it's all about money. it's all about them. . zrtir: about them. it's the bad character. it's the. it's the lack humanity. the lack of humanity. it's the little girl smiling, little girl there smiling, saying thank you. how can you not look in her face and say, are okay? i'm happy sign. are you okay? i'm happy to sign. by are you okay? i'm happy to sign. by way, boys, the lionesses by the way, boys, the lionesses do_internationall do a lot better in international ieerdeii— do a lot better in international football tournaments than the dewe— football tournaments than the dewe teem.— football tournaments than the dewe reem. ee— football tournaments than the boys team, do they not? do they mere — boys team, do they not? do they mere _reii- boys team, do they not? do they not? _talk about. not? tanya, let's talk about cosmetic women not? tanya, let's talk about cositaking women not? tanya, let's talk about cositaking on women not? tanya, let's talk about cositaking on american women not? tanya, let's talk about cositaking on american cosmetic are taking on american cosmetic giants. british claiming giants. british women claiming that there are risks associated with makeup . yes. it's what's

with makeup. yes. it's what's neeeening— with makeup. yes. it's what's nerrening ie— with makeup. yes. it's what's happening is it's— with makeup. yes. it's what's happening is it's this- yes. it's what's happening is it's this whole rning. — happening is it's this whole rning. ne— happening is it's this whole thing. he knows johnson and renneen— thing. he knows johnson and johnson have— thing. he knows johnson and johnson have taken away their rneir— johnson have taken away their weir-rere— johnson have taken away their their-talc. and- johnson have taken away their their talc. and it's about their baby talc. and it's about their baby talc. and it's about me rere— their baby talc. and it's about the talc that's— their baby talc. and it's about the talc that's in— their baby talc. and it's about the talc that's in the makeup eni— the talc that's in the makeup ene nee— the talc that's in the makeup ene nee eni— the talc that's in the makeup and has and there's whole load and has and there's a whole load of and has and there's a whole load ei-rner— and has and there's a whole load ei-rner ee— and has and there's a whole load of-that are saying- and has and there's a whole load of that are saying that of women that are saying that the of women that are saying that rnelwee— of women that are saying that rnelwee me— of women that are saying that the was the powder in their the it was the powder in their makeup— the it was the powder in their makeup mer— the it was the powder in their makeup that giving them makeup that was giving them eemen-ani— makeup that was giving them cancer.-and it's- makeup that was giving them cancer. and it's looking cancer. wow. and it's looking mere—mer- cancer. wow. and it's lookingl more _that it's more and more likely that it's rene— more and more likely that it's rrne. nie— more and more likely that it's rrne. irie me— more and more likely that it's true. it's the johnson and renneen— true. it's the johnson and johnson case— true. it's the johnson and johnson case was huge. . t johnson case was huge. it's cost them — johnson case was huge. it's cost them i— johnson case was huge. it's cost them . nen-e— johnson case was huge. it's cost them i don't know the figures off the top of my head but it's cost them several millions, probably hundreds of millions, because developing because people were developing cervical they've cervical cancer because they've been talc for years. been using the talc for years. do know so worrying do you know what's so worrying about going back to about that time? going back to mer— about that time? going back to der-wen— about that time? going back to met-wen mew.- about that time? going back to that-you know, we- about that time? going back to that-you know, we werej that is that, you know, we were rein— that is that, you know, we were rein i— that is that, you know, we were told i remember— that is that, you know, we were told i remember midwife told i remember the midwife eewing—mewl told i remember the midwife saying know, you told i remember the midwife- saying_know, you can saying to me, you know, you can but— saying to me, you know, you can rent eeme— saying to me, you know, you can nnr rere— saying to me, you know, you can put some talc on— saying to me, you know, you can put some talc on to— saying to me, you know, you can put some talc on to dry the deny-e— put some talc on to dry the dedwie-ani- put some talc on to dry the dedw-e-ani my- put some talc on to dry the baby's and my mum, you baby's bum. and my mum, you mew.— baby's bum. and my mum, you knew rwrieei— baby's bum. and my mum, you know, typical kind— baby's bum. and my mum, you know, typical kind of cypriot wenen-rite.— know, typical kind of cypriot woman-like, no,- know, typical kind of cypriot woman like, no, we don't, woman were like, no, we don't, we-rner.— woman were like, no, we don't, we-that.-wouldl woman were like, no, we don't,l we _that. .would you we don't do that. why would you do we don't do that. why would you ere-iner— we don't do that. why would you ie-rner dry— we don't do that. why would you ie-rner dry me— we don't do that. why would you do just dry the baby's do that? just dry the baby's derrem.— do that? just dry the baby's bottom. don't— do that? just dry the baby's bottom. don't be ridiculous. and so bottom. don't be ridiculous. and ee—nee r.- bottom. don't be ridiculous. and so_use it because. so i didn't ever use it because me— so i didn't ever use it because rne-i— so i didn't ever use it because rne-i-de- so i didn't ever use it because the-i-be feeling. so i didn't ever use it because the-i-be feeling ifj the guilt i would be feeling if i the guilt i would be feeling if . iii— the guilt i would be feeling if . iii nee— the guilt i would be feeling if . iii ir— the guilt i would be feeling if i did use it on— the guilt i would be feeling if i did use it on my child or on my— i did use it on my child or on my deny— i did use it on my child or on my dedy wenii— i did use it on my child or on my baby would killing me. it my baby would be killing me. it went— my baby would be killing me. it weniei de— my baby would be killing me. it would be killing— my baby would be killing me. it would be killing me. and so, you mew.— would be killing me. and so, you

mew-me— would be killing me. and so, you know,-the worst— would be killing me. and so, you know, the worst thing know, that's the worst thing edenr— know, that's the worst thing edenrlse — know, that's the worst thing edenrlse yen— know, that's the worst thing about-so you go- know, that's the worst thing about so you go out, you about it. so you go out, you deen—re- about it. so you go out, you deen—re dy- about it. so you go out, you deen—re dy e- about it. so you go out, you- been _to by a cosmetic been advertised to by a cosmetic dreni. —geingl been advertised to by a cosmetic dreni. —geing rei brand. you think you're going to mere— brand. you think you're going to mere-reek— brand. you think you're going to make-look better- brand. you think you're going to make look better and make yourself look better and you— make yourself look better and you-you— make yourself look better and you you something you go you put something wiiiingiy— you go you put something willingly then willingly on your face and then you willingly on your face and then yen-ire— willingly on your face and then yen-ire giving- willingly on your face and then you it's giving you you realise it's giving you cancer-horrific.- you realise it's giving you cancer horrific. just cancer is horrific. we just iree — cancer is horrific. we just iee iinmie— cancer is horrific. we just froze. mum's always know best, you— froze. mum's always know best, you-they— froze. mum's always know best, you-they do. yeah.- froze. mum's always know best, you “car r:rt:r yeah. they you know. they do. yeah. they ie. — you know. they do. yeah. they ie. ine— you know. they do. yeah. they ie. meeting— you know. they do. yeah. they do. the thing is,— you know. they do. yeah. they do. the thing is, nigel, what it makes me consider is the fact that we willingly that we do willingly put products body, in our products on our body, in our bodies, we just trust bodies, and we just trust that they're going to be safe. and if something is kind iconic something is as kind of iconic as johnson baby as johnson and johnson baby powder. that's the powder. yeah, that's the worrying bit. it's it's the worrying bit. it's the it's the de— worrying bit. it's the it's the ieei iner— worrying bit. it's the it's the fact that. actually - fact that it's actually a household _ fact that it's actually a household name. you assumed they knew— household name. you assumed they knew wner— household name. you assumed they know what they're _ household name. you assumed they know what they're doing. grew know what they're doing. we grew up know what they're doing. we grew “p-'_ know what they're doing. we grew nrr-i meen— know what they're doing. we grew nrr-i i— know what they're doing. we grew up-i mean, i mean,- up with it. i mean, i mean, mere-e— up with it. i mean, i mean, inereie en— up with it. i mean, i mean, there's an awful- up with it. i mean, i mean, there's an awful lot you can buy on there's an awful lot you can buy en ine— there's an awful lot you can buy on the internet.— there's an awful lot you can buy on the internet. obviously you mew.— on the internet. obviously you know,_medicines,| know, a variety of medicines, wneiner—er- whether it's makeable or wneiewer. — whether it's makeable or whatever. rather whether it's makeable or whatever. _rather into whatever. i would rather go into a i whatever. i would rather go into e-i nner— whatever. i would rather go into a-i trust-think,- whatever. i would rather go into a i trust think, right. a shop i trust and think, right. weir— a shop i trust and think, right. weir iney— a shop i trust and think, right. weir iney ei— a shop i trust and think, right. well they at least know what ineyire—yeni well they at least know what- ineyire—yen neer they're doing. but when you hear a they're doing. but when you hear e-iike— they're doing. but when you hear e-ide mie— they're doing. but when you hear e-ide inie. yen— they're doing. but when you hear a like this, you begin to a case like this, you begin to wenen— a case like this, you begin to wenien-ie— a case like this, you begin to wonder,-do they?- a case like this, you begin to wonder, do they? yeah a case like this, you begin to wondrshould do they? yeah a case like this, you begin to wondrshould be» they? yeah a case like this, you begin to wondrshould be massive,tah there should be massive, massive, massive fines for this. ann—de- massive, massive fines for this. and _ be allowed. l and this should not be allowed. they must do their research before they put products the before they put products on the market that market for people. that something that give something that could give them cancen something that could give them cancer. know get

cancer. yeah we know they get away know that they away with it. we know that they get with it for years get away with it for years before they're taken to task. one last story, nigel. britain's eeenemy—eigne- one last story, nigel. britain's economy—signs of. economy is showing signs of a gnieker— economy is showing signs of a gnieker-inen- economy is showing signs of a quicker-than we- economy is showing signs of a quicker than we thought quicker recovery than we thought neeeidie. — quicker recovery than we thought possible. _yeah. possible. let's hope so. yeah i mean, this is this is billed by the daily express as a as a good news which if it's true, news story, which if it's true, it certainly is. but yeah, i mean, there are some things we do know. know that do know. we know that that inflation probably be be inflation will probably be be around 3.5% by the end the around 3.5% by the end of the yeah around 3.5% by the end of the year. that's big drop. that year. that's a big drop. that would that would good. it would be that would be good. it doesn't prices will doesn't mean that prices will go down. means they won't down. it just means they won't go down. it just means they won't 9° up down. it just means they won't go up quite so fast, particularly prices. yeah. go up quite so fast, patheilarly prices. yeah. go up quite so fast, pathe future prices. yeah. go up quite so fast, pathe future and prices. yeah. go up quite so fast, pathe future and food;. yeah. go up quite so fast, pathe future and food prices. in the future and food prices are going badly at the moment. i mean, question is mean, the question really is what mean politically what that would mean politically arnie i think when everyone arnie i think that when everyone starts that is starts feeling better, that is when sunak will call the when rishi sunak will call the call the next general election. if this prediction is right, i would think he'll and go would think he'll try and go next you see. so you next spring, you see. so you don't october? you think don't think october? you think you may i don't think october? you think yen-irey . mink- don't think october? you think you-may i think that. don't think october? you think you-may i think that he| you go in? may i think that he wiii. — you go in? may i think that he wiii. lwiii— you go in? may i think that he wiii. lwiii ge— you go in? may i think that he will. .will go at- you go in? may i think that he will. .will go at the- you go in? may i think that he will. he will go at the point where people feel better for about themselves, about the economy, personal economy, about their personal finances , as if this is true .

finances, as if this is true. and things look as they improve by the end of the year. spring's a time. people think the a good time. people think the economic could be economic recovery could be running steam by the running out of steam by the summer the which is summer in the autumn, which is exactly go early. yeah, i exactly go early. yeah, but i iner— exactly go early. yeah, but i inei. i— exactly go early. yeah, but i rnei. irnei— exactly go early. yeah, but i just. i just want— rt;,ie

wasn't we will have to wasn't boring. we will have to eeniinne— wasn't boring. we will have to continue-over— wasn't boring. we will have to continue-over muffins- . q we will have to continue over muffins and continue this over muffins and eeiiee— continue this over muffins and eeiieelinei— continue this over muffins and eeiieelinei e— continue this over muffins and coffee just a moment. thank coffee in just a moment. thank you— coffee in just a moment. thank yen dein— coffee in just a moment. thank yen dein. ine— coffee in just a moment. thank you both. the show flown you both. the show has flown by. eeming— you both. the show has flown by. eeming-en— you both. the show has flown by. coming-gb news- you both. the show has flown by. coming gb news live coming up next is gb news live wiin— coming up next is gb news live wiin rem— coming up next is gb news live with tom harwood_ coming up next is gb news live with tom harwood sitting in for new— with tom harwood sitting in for mark longhurst._ with tom harwood sitting in for mark longhurst. tom. what mark longhurst. hi, tom. what newe— mark longhurst. hi, tom. what neween-— mark longhurst. hi, tom. what neween- ine- mark longhurst. hi, tom. what. have _on the _today? have you got on the show today? oh, have you got on the show today? een-enem— have you got on the show today? dn-enen e— have you got on the show today? dn-enen e iney— have you got on the show today? oh, such a busy show oh, it is such a busy show renew— oh, it is such a busy show ieeiey. — oh, it is such a busy show reeey. ine— oh, it is such a busy show today. the news- oh, it is such a busy show today. g: oh, it is such a busy show today. d oh, it is such a busy show- today. the news agenda has been jam packed with these jam packed with all of these developing and breaking stories this morning. first up, we've got the snp turmoil. this morning. first up, we've got the snp turmoil . what on got the snp turmoil. what on earth is going on in that party? what happened to £600,000 and why have there been more arrest 7 why have there been more arrest ? it's beyond that. we're looking at rishi sunak, the new investigation from the standards commissioner in parliament. did he properly declare all of his financial interests? what's going on there? and also, is it similar to how keir starmer failed to declare eight interests last year? beyond that, we're looking at eco terrorism. what on earth went on at the snooker world championship ? there's a lot to championship? there's a lot to get stuck into there. we'll be speaking to a senior activist from one of those rebellion groups . from one of those rebellion groups. beyond that,

from one of those rebellion groups . beyond that, we've also groups. beyond that, we've also finally got this machete ban. what is the government doing? they've promised to ban these things four times now, catch it all after the weather from 12 till three. hello there. welcome to your weather till three. hello there. - welcome to your weather update irem— welcome to your weather update irem ine— welcome to your weather update irem ine wei— welcome to your weather update from the met office. i'm claire ween— from the met office. i'm claire weeir. vee— from the met office. i'm claire nasir. yes today— from the met office. i'm claire nasir. yes today we saw temperatures- nasir. yes today we saw temperatures in excess of 20 c iewereie— temperatures in excess of 20 c iewereie ine— temperatures in excess of 20 c towards the north—west of seeiieni— towards the north—west of deeiienei .— towards the north—west of scotland . a— towards the north—west of scotland . a similar situation scotland. a similar situation renew— scotland. a similar situation ieeiey. ini— scotland. a similar situation today, but cooler— scotland. a similar situation today, but cooler along the east eeeei. — today, but cooler along the east eeeei. ani— today, but cooler along the east coast. and the— today, but cooler along the east coast. and the reason why, high rreeenre iirmiy— coast. and the reason why, high pressure firmly in— coast. and the reason why, high pressure firmly in charge across seeniinewie— pressure firmly in charge across scandinavia squeeze on the ieedere— scandinavia squeeze on the isobars towards— scandinavia squeeze on the isobars towards the south. and die— isobars towards the south. and die ie— isobars towards the south. and die ie wnere— isobars towards the south. and this is where we're seeing a eeeeir— this is where we're seeing a cooler breeze— this is where we're seeing a cooler breeze blowing over a eeei— cooler breeze blowing over a eeei wenn— cooler breeze blowing over a cool north sea— cooler breeze blowing over a cool north sea ,— cooler breeze blowing over a cool north sea , allowing cool north sea, allowing temperatures— cool north sea, allowing temperatures be lower here temperatures to be lower here inrengn— temperatures to be lower here through tuesday— temperatures to be lower here through tuesday afternoon with iner— through tuesday afternoon with inei. eeme— through tuesday afternoon with that, some cloud— through tuesday afternoon with that, some cloud just drifts in enywnere— that, some cloud just drifts in anywhere from _ that, some cloud just drifts in anywhere from east anglia south iiiiienie— anywhere from east anglia south midlands down— anywhere from east anglia south midlands down towards central eeninern— midlands down towards central southern-and- midlands down towards central southern-and a- midlands down towards central southern and a small southern england and a small eeneen— southern england and a small eeneen ei— southern england and a small chance oflshower- southern england and a small chance of shower elsewhere . chance of a shower elsewhere. nie— chance of a shower elsewhere. ire-new— chance of a shower elsewhere. iiie-iey. e— chance of a shower elsewhere. iiie-iey. e ery- chance of a shower elsewhere. it's-day, a dry one,- it's a fine day, a dry one, eeerwiing— it's a fine day, a dry one, sparkling blue- it's a fine day, a dry one, sparkling blue sky and sunshine and sparkling blue sky and sunshine enei very— sparkling blue sky and sunshine ene wery em— sparkling blue sky and sunshine and very warm again across the weeemi— and very warm again across the weeemi eige— and very warm again across the weeemi eiie ei— and very warm again across the western side of the— and very warm again across the western side of the country. but eieng— western side of the country. but eieng ine— western side of the country. but along the coast— western side of the country. but along the coast coming in around 12, along the coast coming in around d. d e.— along the coast coming in around d. d e. en— along the coast coming in around d. d e. en eni— along the coast coming in around 12, 13 c, an and the— along the coast coming in around 12, 13 c, an and the east coast wiri— 12, 13 c, an and the east coast wiii de— 12, 13 c, an and the east coast will be plagued— 12,13 c, an and the east coast will be plagued by cloud through

the will be plagued by cloud through ine evening— will be plagued by cloud through the evening and— will be plagued by cloud through the evening and overnight as mie— the evening and overnight as inie rew— the evening and overnight as this low cloud— the evening and overnight as this low cloud again drifts in irem— this low cloud again drifts in irem ine— this low cloud again drifts in from the north— this low cloud again drifts in from the north sea . this cloud from the north sea. this cloud iner— from the north sea. this cloud rnei iriiie— from the north sea. this cloud just drifts across— from the north sea. this cloud just drifts across england and weiee. — just drifts across england and weiee. ani— just drifts across england and wales. and again, a few showers een-i— wales. and again, a few showers een-i de— wales. and again, a few showers een-i de mien— wales. and again, a few showers can't be ruled out— wales. and again, a few showers can't be ruled out across the ier— can't be ruled out across the ier eenm.— can't be ruled out across the far south. we'll— can't be ruled out across the far south. we'll see some eeereri— far south. we'll see some clearer skies— far south. we'll see some clearer skies across scotland eni— clearer skies across scotland enei wennern— clearer skies across scotland and northern ireland. that's wnere— and northern ireland. that's. where—temperatures where the lowest temperatures wiri— where the lowest temperatures wiii-ine — where the lowest temperatures will the countryside. will be in the countryside. iyeieeiiy— will be in the countryside. typically dipping will be in the countryside. - typically dipping-around typically dipping down to around eingie— typically dipping down to around eingie iignree— typically dipping down to around eingie iignree .— typically dipping down to around single figures , low single typically dipping down to around single �*atjres , low single typically dipping down to around single “at that, low single typically dipping down to around single “at that .low single typically dipping down to around single “at that . so single typically dipping down to around single “at that . so first le typically dipping down to around single “at that . so first thing figures at that. so first thing on wednesday— figures at that. so first thing on wednesday morning, you can see on wednesday morning, you can wnere ine— on wednesday morning, you can see where the sunshine is. weeiem— see where the sunshine is. weeiem eni— see where the sunshine is. western and northern scotland, wennern— western and northern scotland, northern ireland,— western and northern scotland, northern ireland, not doing too deiiy— northern ireland, not doing too deiiy ei— northern ireland, not doing too deeiy ei err.— northern ireland, not doing too badly at all, but— northern ireland, not doing too badly at all, but the cloud will deer— badly at all, but the cloud will dreew ne— badly at all, but the cloud will break up across— badly at all, but the cloud will break up across and break up across england and weiee— break up across england and weiee-eeme- break up across england and wales some sunshine break up across england and- wales-some sunshine to wales and even some sunshine to em— wales and even some sunshine to eien-iewerie— wales and even some sunshine to start _towards-south. start the day towards the south eni— start the day towards the south ene-weei— start the day towards the south and .west through- start the day towards the south and west through the and the west through the eiierneen. — and the west through the afternoon. then not a lot of eienge— afternoon. then not a lot of enenge. vee— afternoon. then not a lot of change. yes, we— afternoon. then not a lot of change. yes, we still have that drier—dem l brisk breeze coming in from a eeie— brisk breeze coming in from a eeie wenn— brisk breeze coming in from a cold north sea,— brisk breeze coming in from a cold north sea, keeping temperatures- cold north sea, keeping temperatures 10 to 12 c. but the nign— temperatures 10 to 12 c. but the nign ieene— temperatures 10 to 12 c. but the nign ieene yer— temperatures 10 to 12 c. but the high teens yet again across the weeemi— high teens yet again across the weeemi eiee— high teens yet again across the western side, but— high teens yet again across the western side, but temperatures are western side, but temperatures ieiiing— western side, but temperatures are falling down— western side, but temperatures are falling down a notch or two inre— are falling down a notch or two inie ine— are falling down a notch or two inie ine eeriy— are falling down a notch or two into the early hours of thursday merning. — into the early hours of thursday merning. ii— into the early hours of thursday morning. it looks— into the early hours of thursday morning. it looks like this. we can see some showery rain just ereening— can see some showery rain just ereering in— can see some showery rain just ereering in irem— can see some showery rain just creeping in from the near eeniineni— creeping in from the near continent that— creeping in from the near continent that could affect the eenineeei— continent that could affect the eenineeei en— continent that could affect the southeast on thursday . southeast on thursday. elsewhere, _ southeast on thursday. elsewhere, another fine day . elsewhere, another fine day.

temperatures— elsewhere, another fine day. temperatures not as high . so temperatures not as high. so mere-e— temperatures not as high. so nere-e yenr— temperatures not as high. so here's your outlook into the weekend— here's your outlook into the weekend .— here's your outlook into the weekend . ii— here's your outlook into the weekend . it turns cloudier with weekend. it turns cloudier with enewery— weekend. it turns cloudier with some showery bursts of rain and eeieier— some showery bursts of rain and eeieier .—

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