see the ridiculousness at the snooker last night, the protest is getting on and chucking orange chalk basically all over the table . well, now there's the table. well, now there's fears that the london marathon could be targeted in the same way. yes, that will be the same london marathon. that raises about 38, £40 million for charity . come on now. enough is charity. come on now. enough is enough , isn't it.7 and if not, enough, isn't it.7 and if not, when will be enough in your mind? and £1,600 a month. that doesn't sound bad, does it? that

is the amount of money that wales is planning to give the most vulnerable people crossing the channel do you think that's fair? you in the camp which fair? are you in the camp which says absolutely. these young , says absolutely. these young, vulnerable that vulnerable people need that money support ? or are you on money and support? or are you on the which says pack it the flip side which says pack it in? what about withdrawing the pull factors country? pull factors to this country? never increasing them? your never mind increasing them? your thoughts speaking thoughts on that? and speaking again of this weekend, the emergency alerts will be tested on our mobile phones. what do you make to this? a good, sensible, noble endeavour by the government to keep us safe or a quite a bit of government over reach? and when it comes to brand , do you think they care brand, do you think they care more about the wokeness than they do their core customer base? budweiser is in hot water just as one tiny example, but there are many more we'll get into all of that and more. but before we do, let's bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headlines . tonight's latest headlines. michelle, thank you and good

evening. this is the latest from the ea— evening. this is the latest from the gb news— evening. this is the latest from the gb news room.— g this is the latest from the gb news room. the home secretary— the gb news room. the home secretary is— the gb news room. the home secretary is to— the gb news room. the home secretary is to set— the gb news room. the home secretary is to set to declare the— secretary is to set to declare the shatt— secretary is to set to declare the small boats— secretary is to set to declare the small boats crisis a hettehet— the small boats crisis a national emergency. the move comes in response— national emergency. the move comes in response to a high court— comes in response to a high court challenge— comes in response to a high court challenge tomorrow aimed at hetthe— court challenge tomorrow aimed at halting government plans to house— at halting government plans to house eeytuh— at halting government plans to house asylum seekers on an old tet— house asylum seekers on an old tht hete— house asylum seekers on an old tht heee h— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex.— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex. braintree. ceuhett— raf base in essex. braintree. council will— raf base in essex. braintree. council will attempt to secure an htuhetteh— council will attempt to secure an injunction preventing the tense— an injunction preventing the ttehetet et— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrants to the wethetettett— transfer of 1700 migrants to the wethersfield airbase. the declaration _ wethersfield airbase. the declaration of— wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency— declaration of a national emergency would give the home etttee— emergency would give the home etttee hewee— emergency would give the home office powers to _ emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local ewthehtw— office powers to ignore local authority objections if the wane— authority objections if the plans relate— authority objections if the plans relate to- authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property— plans relate to crown owned property .— plans relate to crown owned property - wellh— plans relate to crown owned property . well, this all comes property. well, this all comes as property. well, this all comes ee the— property. well, this all comes as the latest— property. well, this all comes as the latest figures show more then— as the latest figures show more then shoo— as the latest figures show more than 5000 people— as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the thetteh— than 5000 people have crossed the english channel. so far this year— the english channel. so far this year .— the english channel. so far this year . the— the english channel. so far this year . the sht— the english channel. so far this year. the snp treasurer has been arrested— year. the snp treasurer has been eweetet tw— year. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police— year. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police investigating the petty-e— arrested by police investigating the party's finances , as colin the party's finances, as colin heettte— the party's finances, as colin heettte te— the party's finances, as colin beattie is the— the party's finances, as colin beattie is the second person to be beattie is the second person to he qweettehet— beattie is the second person to be questioned by— beattie is the second person to be questioned by detectives who are be questioned by detectives who twhe— be questioned by detectives who twhg te— be questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more then— are trying to establish how more than £600,000— are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in— are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations was set wette— than £600,000 in donations was set eette tet— than £600,000 in donations was set aside for an— than £600,000 in donations was set aside for an independence teetehwht— set aside for an independence referendum. had— set aside for an independence referendum. had been used eetttet— referendum. had been used earlier this— referendum. had been used earlier this month . the scottish

earlier this month. the scottish wettehet— earlier this month. the scottish national party's— earlier this month. the scottish national party's former chief execute — national party's former chief executive, peter— national party's former chief executive, peter murrell, was quecttchet — executive, peter murrell, was questioned for— executive, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hue — questioned for more than 11 heue th— questioned for more than 11 hours. mr murrell , who is the hours. mr murrell, who is the hueheht— hours. mr murrell, who is the hueheht et— hours. mr murrell, who is the husband of former first minister wtcete— 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 wttheut— nicola sturgeon, was released without charge _ nicola sturgeon, was released without charge pending further investigation— without charge pending further investigation when questioned in hetweect— investigation when questioned in holyroodc sut— investigation when questioned in holyrood, snp leader humza heueet— holyrood, snp leader humza heueet htt— holyrood, snp leader humza yousaf hit back— holyrood, snp leader humza yousaf hit back at the conservatives as brave. yousaf hit back at the— conservatives as brave. some may use another word for it when it comes to talking about propriety . arnie your prime minister , .arnie your prime minister, your deputy prime minister and the former prime minister are all under investigation by the standards commission. so yes. so yes. while while we face challenges , while we absolutely challenges, while we absolutely face challenges , i'd rather be face challenges, i'd rather be standing here with the opportunity obe to deliver for the people of scotland rather than languishing in the opposition like megan gallacher and the scottish tories . the and the scottish tories. the scottish first minister also set out his vision for the country

in his first major policy statement since taking office. mr yousaf said the party will tecue— mr yousaf said the party will tecue eh— mr yousaf said the party will focus on equality, opportunity che— focus on equality, opportunity and community. _ focus on equality, opportunity and community. he also announced and community. he also announced e tetew— and community. he also announced e tetew h— and community. he also announced e tetew th the— and community. he also announced a delay in the deposit return chee— a delay in the deposit return chee tet— a delay in the deposit return scheme for drinks, cans and hetttee— scheme for drinks, cans and hetttee .— scheme for drinks, cans and hetttee . ee— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles , as well— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles , as well as a six month bottles, as well as a six month thet— bottles, as well as a six month that te— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove peak time fares hem— trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail_ trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail trains . as from scotrail trains. as teheut-e— from scotrail trains. as labour's demanding transparency . cutthe— labour's demanding transparency . cetthe eh— labour's demanding transparency . cutthg eh the— labour's demanding transparency , calling on the prime minister to , calling on the prime minister te huhtteh— , calling on the prime minister te euhtteh hte— , calling on the prime minister to publish his financial hteteet— to publish his financial interest. today, parliament ethtce— interest. today, parliament ethics watchdogs investigating whether— ethics watchdogs investigating whether rishi _ ethics watchdogs investigating whether rishi sunak failed to tell whether rishi sunak failed to tett whe— whether rishi sunak failed to tett the he— whether rishi sunak failed to tell mps his wife might benefit hem— tell mps his wife might benefit hem e— tell mps his wife might benefit hem e majo— tell mps his wife might benefit from a major announcement in teet— from a major announcement in teet hehth-e— from a major announcement in last month's budget. she holds ehtee— last month's budget. she holds ehee h— last month's budget. she holds shares in koru_ last month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child egehcw— shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially— care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to tectutt— financially from a drive to recruit more— financially from a drive to recruit more childminders. wuhhet— recruit more childminders. number ten,— recruit more childminders. number ten, says mr sunak, will ctehtw— number ten, says mr sunak, will ctehtw why— number ten, says mr sunak, will ctehtw why why— number ten, says mr sunak, will clarify why why it— number ten, says mr sunak, will clarify why why it was declared as a ministerial— clarify why why it was declared as a ministerial interest rather then— as a ministerial interest rather then te— as a ministerial interest rather then te the— as a ministerial interest rather than to the commons as the teheut— than to the commons as the labour leader,— than to the commons as the labour leader, sir keir starmer wehte— labour leader, sir keir starmer wehte the— labour leader, sir keir starmer wants the prime— labour leader, sir keir starmer wants the prime minister to come cteeh— wants the prime minister to come cteeh .— wants the prime minister to come cteeh . .— wants the prime minister to come cteeh . . thht— wants the prime minister to come clean . i think transparency clean. i think transparency teeth— clean. i think transparency really teee— clean. i think transparency really does matter and the prime whtetet— really does matter and the prime whtetet the— really does matter and the prime minister did promise transparency and integrity and

so transparency and integrity and ee he— transparency and integrity and ee he teee— transparency and integrity and so he does have— transparency and integrity and so he does have to clear this up the— so he does have to clear this up the tectete— so he does have to clear this up and declare what— so he does have to clear this up and declare what is— so he does have to clear this up and declare what is interest is the ministerial— and declare what is interest is the ministerial register has not been— the ministerial register has not been published— the ministerial register has not been published for nearly a year- — been published for nearly a year- se— been published for nearly a year- so .— been published for nearly a year. so i think- been published for nearly a year. so i think for- been published for nearly a year. "

. his we will continue to provide all appropriate support to evan and his family and we expect russian authorities us to provide continue consular access to evan . the charges against to evan. the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him more machetes and zombie knives could be banned in england and wales with criminals who buy or sell them. facing up to two years in jail-— them. facing up to two years in jail- uhtet— them. facing up to two years in jail. under plans,— facing up to two years in jail. under plans, police could etee— jail. under plans, police could etee he— jail. under plans, police could etee he then— jail. under plans, police could also be given new powers to eetze— also be given new powers to che— also be given new powers to seize and destroy weapons. home ethtce— seize and destroy weapons. home office minister— seize and destroy weapons. home office minister chris philp told gb office minister chris philp told he wewe— office minister chris philp told he wewe the— office minister chris philp told gb news the move would make cehhuhtttee— gb news the move would make communities safer— gb news the move would make communities safer. it will be a chhhet— communities safer. it will be a criminal offence— communities safer. it will be a criminal offence to manufacture supply— criminal offence to manufacture supply ,_ criminal offence to manufacture supply , import— criminal offence to manufacture supply , import or_ criminal offence to manufacture supply , import or possess these supply, import or possess these teheeteue— supply, import or possess these dangerous knives— supply, import or possess these dangerous knives in private. there-e— dangerous knives in private. there-e he— dangerous knives in private. there's no reason— dangerous knives in private. there's no reason to- dangerous knives in private. there's no reason to have these knives, no legitimate use . they knives, no legitimate use. they are only used by criminals to intimidate and threaten the pubuc intimidate and threaten the public or indeed to engage in inter—gang warfare. that's why we're taking decisive action

today to make these dangerous knives illegal. and today to make these dangerous knives illegal . and charities knives illegal. and charities che— knives illegal. and charities and campaigners— knives illegal. and charities and campaigners are- 3 and charities and campaigners are warning new tutee— and campaigners are warning new tutee tet— and campaigners are warning new tutee tet energy— and campaigners are warning new rules for energy suppliers don't go rules for energy suppliers don't ge tet— rules for energy suppliers don't ge tut enough-— rules for energy suppliers don't go far enough. firms across thgtthh— go far enough. firms across england, scotland and wales have agreed— england, scotland and wales have eeteet te— england, scotland and wales have eeteet te e— england, scotland and wales have ugteet te e ew— england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new voluntary code of agreed to a new voluntary code et wecttee — agreed to a new voluntary code et wecttee te— agreed to a new voluntary code of practise to help— agreed to a new voluntary code of practise to help protect vulnerable _ of practise to help protect vulnerable people . under the new vulnerable people. under the new ueet— vulnerable people. under the new ueet eueettete— vulnerable people. under the new rules, suppliers must make at teeet— rules, suppliers must make at teeet teh— rules, suppliers must make at least ten attempts to contact a cuetee che— least ten attempts to contact a customer and carry out a welfare wett— customer and carry out a welfare wett uetee— customer and carry out a welfare wett hetete e— customer and carry out a welfare visit before a pre—payment metre can visit before a pre—payment metre he— visit before a pre—payment metre can be installed.— visit before a pre—payment metre can be installed. the end fuel hewettw— can be installed. the end fuel poverty coalition— can be installed. the end fuel poverty coalition says the plans tettet— poverty coalition says the plans tettet te— poverty coalition says the plans failed to deal— poverty coalition says the plans failed to deal with— poverty coalition says the plans failed to deal with energy debt tethet— failed to deal with energy debt tethet tet— failed to deal with energy debt relief for those— failed to deal with energy debt relief for those most in need . relief for those most in need. ahe— relief for those most in need. and tw— relief for those most in need. and tv .— relief for those most in need. and tv . tw— relief for those most in need. and tv , tv online dab+ radio and and tv, tv online dab+ radio and on and tv, tv online dab+ radio and en tuhe— and tv, tv online dab+ radio and en tuhe h.— and tv, tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this— and tv, tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is— and tv, tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's on tune in. this is gb news. now he hect— on tune in. this is gb news. now he tech te— on tune in. this is gb news. now he tech te .— it's back to. michelle whethe— it's back to. michelle l thanks for- it's back to. michelle i thanks for that,i it's back to. michelle thanks for that, tatiana. well, it's back to. michelle thanks dewberry tatiana. well, it's back to. michelle thanks dewberry tatia i'm well, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight. alongside is alongside me, david kirton is the of the heritage party

the leader of the heritage party and atal hatwell is the editor of labour uncut. good evening, gentlemen . you know the drill, gentlemen. you know the drill, don't you? on this show? it's gentlemen. you know the drill, donjust u? on this show? it's gentlemen. you know the drill, donjust about this show? it's gentlemen. you know the drill, donjust about us.; show? it's gentlemen. you know the drill, donjust about us. it's)w? it's gentlemen. you know the drill, donjust about us. it's veryt's not just about us. it's very much about guys at home as much about you guys at home as well. what's your mind well. what's on your mind tonight? can get touch tonight? you can get in touch all usual ways. gb views at all the usual ways. gb views at gb news. .uk the email or you gb news. .uk is the email or you can tweet me at gb news news. lots to get tonight , but i lots to get into tonight, but i wonder, did you see the absolute what i would call ridiculous ness? last night at the world snooker championships ? i must snooker championships? i must confess i wasn't sitting there watching it live. snooker is not my thing, but when i did see it, the protesters and what they were up to, quite frankly, i was absolutely appalled . i'm showing absolutely appalled. i'm showing it on the screen as we speak. look, you know, top players minding their own business, setting up the shots and off jumps. some pillock onto the table, scatter ing jumps. some pillock onto the table, scattering and spraying his bright orange dust as he goes while simultanea ously on the table alongside him, some equally arnie pillock, female

tries to attach herself to the table, but doesn't stand much of a chance against the fast moving security guard which very promptly removed her. now that was just stop oil and we're looking ahead now to this weekend. apparently there's fears that these guys will try and target london marathon . now, and target london marathon. now, if you're a regular viewer to this programme, you will know that i've always been reluctant to kind of cover these sorts of protests because, quite frankly , i want to deprive them of the very that want, which very thing that they want, which is oxygen of public pity. is the oxygen of public pity. but comes , as david but when it comes, as david caton to one of the biggest fundraising events that many charities look forward to in their fundraising calendar, the london marathon, i think it was about 38 million it raised last year. about 38 million it raised last year . you know, i draw the line year. you know, i draw the line at that. people train very hard to push themselves beyond their usual physical limits. and, you know, i get that these guys have a message. i get that they have their frustrations and they're entitled to them. but it's

crossing a line for me now. where do you stand? well, they've crossed a line many, many now. there was many months ago now. there was extinction -then - many months ago now. there was extinction -then there . extinction rebellion then there was extinction rebellion then there wee—new- was insulate britain. now there-e— was insulate britain. now there-e-ott- was insulate britain. now there's-oil andi there's just stop oil and thew-te— there's just stop oil and they're tuet— there's just stop oil and they're just-a. there's just stop oil and- they're just-a nuisance they're just making a nuisance of themselves. _ they're just making a nuisance of themselves. i— they're just making a nuisance of themselves. i mean, this is het— of themselves. i mean, this is not legitimate— of themselves. i mean, this is not legitimate protest i not legitimate protest that i uetee— not legitimate protest that i agree everyone's right agree with. everyone's right to weteet— protest peacefully and legitimate _ protest peacefully and legitimate .- protest peacefully and legitimate . but you don't go and legitimate. but you don't go and htewuet— legitimate. but you don't go and htewuet et— legitimate. but you don't go and interrupt at events— legitimate. but you don't go and interrupt at events which are going— interrupt at events which are going eh— interrupt at events which are going eh ute— interrupt at events which are going on like the snooker championship— going on like the snooker championship here. and now weuhe— championship here. and now youe tutthe— championship here. and now you're talking about the london wetetheh. — you're talking about the london marathon. they've— you're talking about the london marathon. they've many, marathon. they've gone to many, many— marathon. they've gone to many, many gettehee— marathon. they've gone to many, many galleries around the world. you many galleries around the world. veu thew.— many galleries around the world. heu thew. h— many galleries around the world. you know, in the— many galleries around the world. you know, in the uk. and then theh— you know, in the uk. and then theh etetet— you know, in the uk. and then their sister organisation runs in their sister organisation runs th tuteee— their sister organisation runs th tutehe ee— their sister organisation runs in europe as well, you know, ectuettw— in europe as well, you know, uctuuttw twhe— in europe as well, you know, actually trying to ruin old etecee— actually trying to ruin old etecee et— actually trying to ruin old pieces of art.— actually trying to ruin old pieces of art. i- actually trying to ruin old pieces of art. i mean, they're teeetthe— pieces of art. i mean, they're now resorting to— pieces of art. i mean, they're now resorting to tactics which are now resorting to tactics which tuet— now resorting to tactics which are just alienating them from ewewhetw— are just alienating them from ewewhetw thet— are just alienating them from everybody that they want to wheat— everybody that they want to ueeeut te. — everybody that they want to ueeeut te, hut— everybody that they want to appeal to, but they would argue it appeal to, but they would argue tt weutt— appeal to, but they would argue tt weutt he— appeal to, but they would argue tt weutt he e— appeal to, but they would argue it would be a pretty rubbish weteet— it would be a pretty rubbish eteteet ht— it would be a pretty rubbish protest if they— it would be a pretty rubbish protest if they did it in the corner of a field where no one wewetchhg. — corner of a field where no one was watching. “t; ”c: corner of a field where no one was watching. “t; 1303�*th corner of a field where no one was watching. "cat ”ti; q “g was watching. they're trying to raise awareness of their cause. so that is why they're targeting these high profile events. well it's entirely entitled to protest around central london or

in city centres. i mean, there's hehw— in city centres. i mean, there's many eteteete. — in city centres. i mean, there's many protests. there's- .. wt. cat 1 i mean, there's many protests. there's almost every— many protests. there's almost every week— many protests. there's almost every week there's a protest eheut— every week there's a protest about something in central tehteh— about something in central tehteh h— about something in central london, in trafalgar square or hettteheht— london, in trafalgar square or parliament square , and you can parliament square, and you can get wew— parliament square, and you can get weut eeht— parliament square, and you can get your point across there hecuee— get your point across there heceueeete-- get your point across there because are walking get your point across there because-are walking and because mps are walking up and chew— because mps are walking up and down-whitehall- because mps are walking up and down whitehall around down the road, whitehall around hettteheht— down the road, whitehall around parliament and— down the road, whitehall around parliament and that's the eettect— parliament and that's the perfect legitimate way to eteteet. — perfect legitimate way to weteet. .te- perfect legitimate way to protest. do thing this and protest. but do thing this and htewuethe— protest. but do thing this and interrupting events and eetehttuttw— interrupting events and potentially now they're talking eheut— potentially now they're talking about interrupting the london wetetheh— about interrupting the london marathon route— about interrupting the london marathon route earning people's days— marathon route earning people's tewe whe— marathon route earning people's tewe whe hete— marathon route earning people's days who have trained hard, who are days who have trained hard, who whethe— days who have trained hard, who are raising money— days who have trained hard, who are raising money for charity is uheetutetw— are raising money for charity is absolutely the— are raising money for charity is absolutely the wrong thing to do. absolutely the wrong thing to etc. we— absolutely the wrong thing to do. it's utterly— absolutely the wrong thing to do. it's utterly deplorable . do. it's utterly deplorable. so where— do. it's utterly deplorable. so where ue— do. it's utterly deplorable. so where he weu— do. it's utterly deplorable. so where do you stand- do. it's utterly deplorable. so where do you stand on- do. it's utterly deplorable. so where do you stand on it, athol? i'm no fan of these sorts of weteete— i'm no fan of these sorts of eteteete hut— i'm no fan of these sorts of protests, but want to understand whet— protests, but want to understand whet theh— protests, but want to understand what their motivation is. and thchet— what their motivation is. and htchet. weu— what their motivation is. and michel, you said— what their motivation is. and michel, you said it at the etht— michel, you said it at the etch. tt-e— michel, you said it at the start, it's publicity. there's no start, it's publicity. there's he eeht— start, it's publicity. there's no point from _ start, it's publicity. there's no point from their perspective, tuet— no point from their perspective, tuet hem — no point from their perspective, tuet hem e— no point from their perspective, just from a communications wewheht— just from a communications viewpoint here,— just from a communications viewpoint here, just kind of hetthg— viewpoint here, just kind of hetthg e— viewpoint here, just kind of holding a placard at speaker's ceme— holding a placard at speaker's ceme h— holding a placard at speaker's corner in hyde— holding a placard at speaker's corner in hyde park there on wew— corner in hyde park there on weut ehew— corner in hyde park there on your show, and— corner in hyde park there on your show, and we're talking eheut— your show, and we're talking eheut them— your show, and we're talking eheut them .— your show, and we're talking about them . they're on the news. about them. they're on the news. thew-te— about them. they're on the news. thev're eh— about them. they're on the news. they're on, they're— about them. they're on the news. they're on, they're on multiple ehewe— they're on, they're on multiple ehewe uh— they're on, they're on multiple ehewe uh mt— they're on, they're on multiple shows up and down the country. amt— shows up and down the country. me he— shows up and down the country. me he being—

shows up and down the country. and it's being beamed out into eeeete-e— and it's being beamed out into eeeete-e hemee— and it's being beamed out into people's homes. it's being ehetet— people's homes. it's being ehetet eh— people's homes. it's being shared on social media. they've echtewet— shared on social media. they've achieved what— shared on social media. they've achieved what they want. and theh— achieved what they want. and theh theh— achieved what they want. and their their objective or their teeue— their their objective or their te— their their objective or their issue is legitimate . so where issue is legitimate. so where i whttet— issue is legitimate. so where i whttet .— issue is legitimate. so where i whilst i don't— issue is legitimate. so where i whilst i don't agree with necessarily— whilst i don't agree with necessarily with with what thew-te— necessarily with with what they're doing— necessarily with with what they're doing and, you know, he— they're doing and, you know, it's difficult— they're doing and, you know, it's difficult for— they're doing and, you know, it's difficult for the players the— it's difficult for the players and terrible— it's difficult for the players and terrible for— it's difficult for the players and terrible for the for the eeectetete— and terrible for the for the spectators they've achieved what thew— spectators they've achieved what thew-mt — spectators they've achieved what thew-mt tt-e— spectators they've achieved what they-and it'slvalid- they want and it's a valid communication- they want and it's a valid communication tactic. will communication tactic. well, one of communication tactic. well, one et-uteupe— communication tactic. well, one of groups i'm just looking of these groups i'm just looking at the statement that they said of these groups i'm just looking at thewilltement that they said of these groups i'm just looking at thewill be|ent that they said of these groups i'm just looking at thewill be ongoing they said of these groups i'm just looking at thewill be ongoing disruption there will be ongoing disruption until government meets our until the government meets our demand end new oil and gas. demand to end new oil and gas. we will continue to disrupt sports cultural events until sports and cultural events until the institutions join us in civil resistance against our genocide . tidal government's genocide. tidal government's plans to licence new oil and gas. i think that's a bit extreme. well if someone's obviously read a bit a bit too much marks and a bit too much mao and kind of got himself a bit het up that i think is florid language and speaking to their base. and if they were to teee — their base. and if they were to teee thte— their base. and if they were to keep thte uh— their base. and if they were to keep this up and— ” and if they were to keep this up and public opinion teete— keep this up and public opinion teete ute— keep this up and public opinion looks like turning— keep this up and public opinion looks like turning against them, theh— looks like turning against them,

then thew-we— looks like turning against them, then they've lost.— looks like turning against them, then they've lost. they've lost, thew-we— then they've lost. they've lost, thew-we teet— then they've lost. they've lost, they've lost the _ then they've lost. they've lost, they've lost the battle. i think whet— they've lost the battle. i think whet thew-te— they've lost the battle. i think what they're actually trying to echtewe — what they're actually trying to echtewe te— what they're actually trying to achieve is some— what they're actually trying to achieve is some cut through, teee— achieve is some cut through, teee-heue— achieve is some cut through, teee-heue et- achieve is some cut through, keep - issue at the - achieve is some cut through, keep issue at the top of keep their issue at the top of the— keep their issue at the top of the agenda— keep their issue at the top of the agenda generating the agenda without generating whttet— the agenda without generating wttet eheet— the agenda without generating wider spread hostility. i think the evidence— wider spread hostility. i think the evidence was when insulate hutch— the evidence was when insulate hutch ht— the evidence was when insulate britain did this,— the evidence was when insulate britain did this, they were at the— britain did this, they were at the teeth— britain did this, they were at the point where— britain did this, they were at the point where people were eheut— the point where people were eheut te— the point where people were about to turn— the point where people were about to turn against them and they— about to turn against them and they teet— about to turn against them and they kept eh— about to turn against them and they kept on pushing. but they theh— they kept on pushing. but they theh-thew— they kept on pushing. but they theh-thew eet— they kept on pushing. but they then they got their issue then but they got their issue thteueh. — then but they got their issue thteugh. amt— then but they got their issue through. and you know, when the heue— through. and you know, when the eette wee— through. and you know, when the polls were done— through. and you know, when the polls were done afterwards, heutetteh— polls were done afterwards, insulation became a, you know, a much— insulation became a, you know, a much-much— insulation became a, you know, a much-much higher- insulation became a, you know, a much much higher up the much came much higher up in the htethchw— much came much higher up in the htethchw-thet— much came much higher up in the hierarchy that people hierarchy of issues that people were—chem. - hierarchy of issues that peoplej were—about. yeah, hierarchy of issues that people- were_about. yeah, and were responding about. yeah, and just were responding about. yeah, and met-ott— were responding about. yeah, and met-oh. amu— were responding about. yeah, and just oil. and said just stop oil. and they said these their words, not mine. these are their words, not mine. if polls are correct, about if the polls are correct, about 60% of london marathon runners support stop new support our demand to stop new oil well, i don't mean oil and gas. well, i don't mean to boastful, but i've run to be boastful, but i've run a few marathons myself and i've done london twice and the amount of effort and of time and effort and dedication goes into that, dedication that goes into that, you i imagine a lot of you know, i imagine and a lot of people very nervous, people get very nervous, especially first especially if it's their first marathon. a deal . marathon. it's a big deal. pre—race nerves the night before. they're all very real, as is the fear of hitting the wall and all the rest of it. so, yes, i dare say that some people

might have concerns about climate change, that they're doing i'd be doing that wrong. but i'd be fascinated know, and you fascinated to know, and you might be a runner, by the way, you be listening and you might be listening and watching home. you might be watching at home. you might be one runners. does your one of those runners. does your passion for climate overtake passion for the climate overtake your funds that your passion for the funds that your passion for the funds that you to raise? for of you want to raise? for one of your most of heart felt your most kind of heart felt charities that you want to support? you get support? i don't know. you get in and tell me linked in touch and tell me but linked similar but to this. we in touch and tell me but linked simi ar but to this. we in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote to this. we in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote in to this. we in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote in the to this. we in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote in the house;. we in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote in the house ofve in touch and tell me but linked simi a vote in the house of lords saw a vote in the house of lords last night about trying to stop the government in england, opening any new coal mines and it passed by a very small margin. i think it was three votes, was the difference. do you think that was a key vote? do think that's going to do you think that's going to change anything forward? change anything going forward? do was the right do you think it was the right decision in. it was a terrible wete. — decision in. it was a terrible wete. thte— decision in. it was a terrible wete. thte te— decision in. it was a terrible vote. this is the— t:ti;ti. tit“ .. it was a terrible vote. this is the wrong t:ti;ti tit“ .. it was a terrible vote. this is the wrong thing t:ti;ti tii“ i“ it was a terrible vote. this is the wrong thing to do vote. this is the wrong thing to te tet— vote. this is the wrong thing to te her the— vote. this is the wrong thing to do for the future— vote. this is the wrong thing to do for the future of the ceuhtw. — do for the future of the ceuhtw. t— do for the future of the country. i mean, this government, what the conservative - government, what the consen11tive- government, what the consen11of3- government, what the consen11 of our 14 power closed 11 of our 14 coal power etettehe— closed 11 of our 14 coal power etettehe .— closed 11 of our 14 coal power etettehe . ee— closed 11 of our 14 coal power stations . so we— closed 11 of our 14 coal power stations . so we don't have stations. so we don't have eheueh— stations. so we don't have eheugh energy— stations. so we don't have enough energy really to provide our needs and— enough energy really to provide our needs and cheaply and chatty.— our needs and cheaply and tettehtw. se— our needs and cheaply and reliably. so we're energy prices hete— reliably. so we're energy prices have eche— reliably. so we're energy prices have gone through the roof

hecuee— have gone through the roof hecuee et— have gone through the roof because of what's happened in the tweet.— because of what's happened in the euet. thte— because of what's happened in the past. this is— because of what's happened in the past. this is now saying they— the past. this is now saying they cant— the past. this is now saying they can't open— the past. this is now saying they can't open any new coal hewet— they can't open any new coal power stations— they can't open any new coal power stations in— they can't open any new coal power stations in the future and go power stations in the future and ge hect— power stations in the future and ge tech mt— power stations in the future and ge tech mt tw— power stations in the future and go back and try to— power stations in the future and go back and try to rebuild our ceet— go back and try to rebuild our ceet hee — go back and try to rebuild our ceut pee h— go back and try to rebuild our coal power. if a— go back and try to rebuild our coal power. if a government comes in that— coal power. if a government comes in that wants to do it, hut— comes in that wants to do it, hut tt-e— comes in that wants to do it, hut tt-e het— comes in that wants to do it, but it's not set— comes in that wants to do it, but it's not set in— comes in that wants to do it, but it's not set in stone hecuee— but it's not set in stone because this- but it's not set in stone because this is just the lords. tt-e— because this is just the lords. he get— because this is just the lords. tt-e eet te— because this is just the lords. he get te 90— because this is just the lords. tt-e get te ge te— because this is just the lords. it's got to go to the commons mt— it's got to go to the commons mt eet— it's got to go to the commons and get through— it's got to go to the commons and get through the commons as wett— and get through the commons as wet heeetuttw— and get through the commons as well. hopefully it— and get through the commons as well. hopefully it won't do that there.— well. hopefully it won't do that there-theh— well. hopefully it won't do that there.-then even- well. hopefully it won't do that there.-then even if- well. hopefully it won't do that there. then even if it does there. but then even if it does get— there. but then even if it does get thteugh— there. but then even if it does get through, there's a general etectteh— get through, there's a general. election _obviously get through, there's a general. erunion_obviously get through, there's a general. erun a1_obviously get through, there's a general erun a party obviously get through, there's a general erun a party that obviously get through, there's a general erun a party that is obviously get through, there's a general erun a party that is for)bviously i run a party that is for teetehhe— i run a party that is for restoring and- i run a party that is for restoring and rebuilding our ceet— restoring and rebuilding our ceetleht— restoring and rebuilding our ceetleht gee— restoring and rebuilding our coal and gas power coal oil and gas power infrastructure- coal oil and gas power infrastructure so we have enough cheep.— infrastructure so we have enough cheep. tettehte— infrastructure so we have enough cheap, reliable ,_ infrastructure so we have enough cheap, reliable , continuous cheap, reliable, continuous ehetew— cheap, reliable, continuous energy te— cheap, reliable, continuous energy te keep— cheap, reliable, continuous energy to keep lights on in heueee— energy to keep lights on in heueee ehe— energy to keep lights on in houses and to— energy to keep lights on in houses and to keep industry running-— houses and to keep industry tummg. ahe— houses and to keep industry running. and this is just going the tetettw— running. and this is just going the totally the _ running. and this is just going the totally the wrong direction for the totally the wrong direction tet eu— the totally the wrong direction for our country— the totally the wrong direction for our country and for our eceemw he— for our country and for our economy. do you- for our country and for our economy. d for our country and for our economy. jit g for our country and for our- economy. do you agree with that or going in the wrong direction? i think the lords votes are largely irrelevant. coal is of the past. largely irrelevant. coal is of the euet. the— g coal is of the past. the economics of ”figtigt coal is of the past. the economics of coal ten-t— the past. the economics of coal teh-t wett— the past. the economics of coal teh-t wew h— the past. the economics of coal don't work in this— the past. the economics of coal don't work in this country. i'm a don't work in this country. i'm e teheut— don't work in this country. i'm a labour person— don't work in this country. i'm a labour person .— don't work in this country. i'm a labour person . i— don't work in this country. i'm a labour person . i certainly a labour person. i certainly ten-t— a labour person. i certainly teh-t uetee— a labour person. i certainly don't agree with— a labour person. i certainly don't agree with much that mrs. thetchet— don't agree with much that mrs. thetchet the.— don't agree with much that mrs. thatcher did, but— don't agree with much that mrs. thatcher did, but on the basis eeht— thatcher did, but on the basis eeht thet— thatcher did, but on the basis point that coal— thatcher did, but on the basis point that coal is—

thatcher did, but on the basis point that coal is too costly to extract— point that coal is too costly to exhect hem — point that coal is too costly to extract from the _ point that coal is too costly to extract from the ground . i think extract from the ground. i think she extract from the ground. i think ehe we— extract from the ground. i think ehe hght— extract from the ground. i think she was right that— extract from the ground. i think she was right that coal, that ceet— she was right that coal, that ceet mhe— she was right that coal, that coal mine that's— she was right that coal, that coal mine that's about to be ehehet— coal mine that's about to be opened caused— coal mine that's about to be opened caused a— coal mine that's about to be opened caused a kerfuffle about being— opened caused a kerfuffle about hehg eeeh— opened caused a kerfuffle about hehg open h— opened caused a kerfuffle about being open in cumbria. it's being open in in cumbria. it's het— being open in in cumbria. it's het eeh— being open in in cumbria. it's het going— being open in in cumbria. it's not even going supply any not even going to supply any ceet— not even going to supply any ceetlhewet— not even going to supply any coal-power for— not even going to supply any coal power for power for the coal to power for power for the uh.— coal to power for power for the uh. we— coal to power for power for the uh. we hete— coal to power for power for the uk. we have an— coal to power for power for the uk. we have an energy supply, cethe— uk. we have an energy supply, cethe-teh-t— uk. we have an energy supply, coking-isn't-the- coking coal, isn't it for the etect— coking coal, isn't it for the steel industry— coking coal, isn't it for the steel industry that one. but he— steel industry that one. but he met. — steel industry that one. but he met. hut— steel industry that one. but it's not. but it's- steel industry that one. but it's not. but it's not- steel industry that one. c but it's not even the it's not. but it's not even the etect— it's not. but it's not even the eteet htuetw— it's not. but it's not even the steel industry in— it's not. but it's not even the steel industry in the- c but it's not even the steel industry in the uk. none of steel industry in the uk. none et ht— steel industry in the uk. none et tt-eehg— steel industry in the uk. none et tt-eehe te— steel industry in the uk. none of it-going to 90- steel industry in the uk. none of it going to go to the uk of it was going to go to the uk ehe— of it was going to go to the uk me he— of it was going to go to the uk me he het— of it was going to go to the uk and it's not even— of it was going to go to the uk and it's not even clear it's ectuettw— and it's not even clear it's ectuettw going— and it's not even clear it's actually going to going to open the economics. _ actually going to going to open the economics. work. the economics. don't work. so whether— the economics. don't work. so. whether—wete. whether the lords passes a vote, it whether the lords passes a vote, tt eete— whether the lords passes a vote, tt gete tumet— whether the lords passes a vote, it gets turned back— whether the lords passes a vote, it gets turned back by the commons. -it- it gets turned back by the. commons. -it works. it gets turned back by the- commons. -it works. what commons. however it works. what eewee— commons. however it works. what eeweteewete-e- powers this, what powers development— powers this, what powers development money and invest development is money and invest and development is money and invest me the— development is money and invest and the investment— development is money and invest and the investment isn't there. so and the investment isn't there. ee-tht— and the investment isn't there. ee-tht-et- so it's kind of much of a muchness. we're not going to hete— muchness. we're not going to hewe-ceet— muchness. we're not going to have-coal coal- muchness. we're not going to have .coal coal-ini muchness. we're not going to. have .coal coal-in this have new coal coal mines in this ceunhw— have new coal coal mines in this ceuehw-gehe— have new coal coal mines in this country--90in9 te- have new coal coal mines in this country. going to have to country. we're going to have to the—et— country. we're going to have to find—of sourcing- find other ways of sourcing energv- — find other ways of sourcing ehetew. -d0in9- find other ways of sourcing energv--d0in9 e- find other ways of sourcing energy. doing a good job find other ways of sourcing enitgy. doing a good job find other ways of sourcing enit as doing a good job find other ways of sourcing enit as well. doing a good job find other ways of sourcing enit as well. what'sa good job find other ways of sourcing enit as well. what's the tod job find other ways of sourcing enit as well. what's the matter of it as well. what's the matter wtth— of it as well. what's the matter wtth-veu-te— of it as well. what's the matter with -y0u're shaking - of it as well. what's the matterj with -y0u're shaking your with you? you're shaking your head and all the rest of it. when he was talking then, well, weuhe— when he was talking then, well, youe tetthe— when he was talking then, well, you're talking about something thet-e—h— you're talking about something thet-e—h the- you're talking about something that's—in the 80s. you're talking about something that's in the 80s and that's happening in the 80s and em.— that's happening in the 80s and yeah,_uneconomic| that's happening in the 80s and. yeah,_uneconomic in yeah, maybe it was uneconomic in the—ehe— yeah, maybe it was uneconomic in the—eet het-et- the 80 seconds and not all of the— the 80 seconds and not all of the ceet— the 80 seconds and not all of the coal mines— the 80 seconds and not all of the coal mines in— the 80 seconds and not all of the coal mines in the 80 seconds were uneconomic. _ the coal mines in the 80 seconds were uneconomic. but now they

are. we are importing are. and now we are importing coal poland order to coal from poland in order to keep three coal power keep the three coal power stations that we've open. stations that we've got open. why not great coal why not use our great coal resources we got this resources that we got in this country the coal power country to keep the coal power stations open that we've got now and more the future? a and open more in the future? a free market economy. and hwteeete— free market economy. and investors putting investors aren't putting their mehew— investors aren't putting their mehew-thet— investors aren't putting their money that because it money into that because it teeeh-t—e- money into that because it doesn't-a returnj money into that because iti doesn't-a return . doesn't give them a return. where— doesn't give them a return. where t— doesn't give them a return. where i draw— doesn't give them a return. where i draw the line, if we had wtth— where i draw the line, if we had wildly economic— where i draw the line, if we had wildly economic coal and that going— wildly economic coal and that going ewew— wildly economic coal and that was going away, we were going to eetwe— was going away, we were going to eche—cuete— solve our energy crisis and tewet— solve our energy crisis and tewetieut— solve our energy crisis and lower our energy bills. god lower all our energy bills. god chewe— lower all our energy bills. god thewe we— lower all our energy bills. god thewe we ett— lower all our energy bills. god knows we all want lower energy the — knows we all want lower energy httte—thhh- knows we all want lower energy bills—think, okay,- bills. i'd actually think, okay, there— bills. i'd actually think, okay, there-tet— bills. i'd actually think, okay, there -for that. - bills. i'd actually think, okay, there for that. but there is a case for that. but the— there is a case for that. but the meet— there is a case for that. but the market says,- there is a case for that. but the market says, no, the economics don't work and we ten-t— economics don't work and we teh-t-euete- economics don't work and we don't quote thatcher don't want to quote thatcher eeeth— don't want to quote thatcher eeeth-huct- again, you can't buck the meet.— again, you can't buck the market.ibut_ again, you can't buck the market.ibut.that- again, you can't buck the- market.ibut.that because market. but is that because there's so many subsidies and all the rest of at the all the rest of it at the moment, at green industry all the rest of it at the monso—called at green industry all the rest of it at the monso—called clean|reen industry all the rest of it at the monso—called clean energy? ustry all the rest of it at the monso—called clean energy? sory and so—called clean energy? so if looking i don't if you're looking to, i don't know, put your money somewhere when being littered when you're being littered and confected and confected with subsidies and grants and the rest of it grants and all the rest of it from that an from governments, that is an attractive proposition. when there a broader social there is a broader social benefit to a transition to greener energy, to greener energy , and there is a global

energy, and there is a global competition we have got what's the what's the wider social benefit? wider social benefit is thet— benefit? wider social benefit is thet we— benefit? wider social benefit is thet we thet— benefit? wider social benefit is that we that we— fl wider social benefit is that we that we reduce our emteetem— that we that we reduce our .— that we that we reduce our emissions . we— that we that we reduce our emissions . we have in the us the emissions. we have in the us the httetteh— emissions. we have in the us the inflation reduction— emissions. we have in the us the inflation reduction act, which is inflation reduction act, which he eutthe— inflation reduction act, which he eutthe huee— inflation reduction act, which is putting huge amounts of money hehht— is putting huge amounts of money hehht heee— is putting huge amounts of money behind green industry. we've got etmttet— behind green industry. we've got etmttet h— behind green industry. we've got similar in the— behind green industry. we've got similar in the eu— behind green industry. we've got similar in the eu on that global playing— similar in the eu on that global etewme hett. — similar in the eu on that global etewme hett. we— similar in the eu on that global playing field. we have to cemeete— playing field. we have to compete. but— playing field. we have to compete. but going back to the the— compete. but going back to the the et— compete. but going back to the the et cee— compete. but going back to the kind of core point— compete. but going back to the kind of core point the economics of kind of core point the economics et ceet— kind of core point the economics et ceet h— kind of core point the economics of coal in this— kind of core point the economics of coal in this country don't wett. — of coal in this country don't week. he— of coal in this country don't week. he e— of coal in this country don't work. it's a debate of the past. we work. it's a debate of the past. we heet— work. it's a debate of the past. we met te— work. it's a debate of the past. we need to focus— work. it's a debate of the past. we need to focus on the future, where— we need to focus on the future, where our future— we need to focus on the future, where our future energy is going to where our future energy is going te ceme— where our future energy is going te hem. — where our future energy is going to come from. and— where our future energy is going to come from. and it's not me eewhg— to come from. and it's not me eewhg-tt-e— to come from. and it's not me saying-it's-market,l saying that. it's the market, he— saying that. it's the market, tt-e-tt-e— saying that. it's the market, tt-e-tt-e the- saying that. it's the market, it's it's the people it's investors, it's the people wtth— it's investors, it's the people wtth-mehew— it's investors, it's the people with - money to - it's investors, it's the people with money to who are who with the money to who are who are with the money to who are who methe— with the money to who are who are making that— with the money to who are who are making that call. well every the— are making that call. well every the-exect— are making that call. well every the-ewew-et- kind of power, every kind of energy— kind of power, every kind of energy euce— kind of power, every kind of energy source investment energy source needs investment hem— energy source needs investment from government. i. from the government. coal will wett— from the government. coal will wew-tweet— from the government. coal will work-invest in— from the government. coal will work invest in it. it's work if we invest in it. it's just the decisions been made not to invest it to and invest in to invest in it to and invest in it. that's not because it. and that's not because of the it's because the economics. it's because of this adherence to climate alarmism and this for net alarmism and this push for net zero, because the government signed paris climate signed up to the paris climate agreement. also back you up agreement. we also back you up there. well, no, we've also got

this coal and i'm also talking about oil and gas as well. and we need build those three we need to build up those three sources of power along with nuclear small nuclear power stations and not go down this road that is even more unsustainable economically of solar and wind because wind and solar and wind because wind and solar don't produce any energy or very little energy when the sunisnt or very little energy when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing, coal, oil, gas and nuclear will be far more economically beneficial than solar and wind. the point about energy. — solar and wind. the point about energy. tt-e— solar and wind. the point about energy. tt-e e— solar and wind. the point about energy. tt-e e mtx— tit“t: “t: the point about energy. it's a mix. there's eetet— energy. it's a mix. there's eetet .— energy. it's a mix. there's solar , there's— energy. it's a mix. there's solar , there's wind. we have to solar, there's wind. we have to the— solar, there's wind. we have to the wee— solar, there's wind. we have to the wee te— solar, there's wind. we have to find ways to efficiently store thet.— find ways to efficiently store thet. there— find ways to efficiently store that. there are— find ways to efficiently store that. there are ways we are hcteeehe— that. there are ways we are increasing our— that. there are ways we are increasing our our reliance on tehewehte— increasing our our reliance on tehewehte te— increasing our our reliance on renewable is where it comes to. thee— renewable is where it comes to. thhee the— renewable is where it comes to. things like oil— renewable is where it comes to. things like oil and— renewable is where it comes to. things like oil and gas. there's a things like oil and gas. there's e htehet— things like oil and gas. there's e htehet het— things like oil and gas. there's a higher bar to— things like oil and gas. there's a higher bar to threshold to cross there. _ a higher bar to threshold to cross there. i— a higher bar to threshold to cross there. i think . but to cross there. i think. but to mete— cross there. i think. but to mete ht— cross there. i think. but to mete tt te— cross there. i think. but to make it to make it worthwhile. hut— make it to make it worthwhile. hut ht— make it to make it worthwhile. hut tt there— make it to make it worthwhile. but if there is— make it to make it worthwhile. but if there is any— make it to make it worthwhile. but if there is any route to a mem— but if there is any route to a cheee energy— but if there is any route to a cheap energy for— but if there is any route to a cheap energy for the country , no cheap energy for the country, no going— cheap energy for the country, no going te— cheap energy for the country, no going te eew— cheap energy for the country, no one's going to say no to that . one's going to say no to that. thet-e— one's going to say no to that. thet-e het— one's going to say no to that. that's not going— one's going to say no to that. that's not going to be a eettttcet— that's not going to be a political battlefield . it's the political battlefield. it's the tect— political battlefield. it's the tect thet— political battlefield. it's the fact that the _ political battlefield. it's the fact that the money isn't there to fact that the money isn't there te-heceuee — fact that the money isn't there to - because the - fact that the money isn't there to because the returns to invest because the returns eeht— to invest because the returns eteh-t-hweet- to invest because the returns. aren't-investlthings aren't there to invest in things the—

aren't there to invest in things like-declining- aren't there to invest in things like-declining in- aren't there to invest in things like declining in areas like coal and declining in areas the— like coal and declining in areas the tee— like coal and declining in areas the tee ehe— like coal and declining in areas like gas and oil— like coal and declining in areas like gas and oil. _ like coal and declining in areas like gas and oil . e like gas and oil. graham, one of my viewers has said if coal power is of the past, please, can you at all then why are can you ask at all then why are other as germany, other countries such as germany, china , etcetera, are still china, etcetera, are still building them different economics? so i'm saying coal is of economics? so i'm saying coal is et the— economics? so i'm saying coal is et the eeet— economics? so i'm saying coal is et the eeet tet— economics? so i'm saying coal is of the past for this— i is? so i'm saying coal is of the past for this country. there— of the past for this country. there whtt— of the past for this country. there will be— of the past for this country. there will be parts of the world where— there will be parts of the world where our coal— there will be parts of the world where our coal is— there will be parts of the world where our coal is very, very. economic. - plentiful economic. there are plentiful eueettee— economic. there are plentiful supplies..doesn't- economic. there are plentiful supplies. doesn't cost as supplies. it doesn't cost as much— supplies. it doesn't cost as much .extract _ supplies. it doesn't cost as much .extract .- supplies. it doesn't cost as much extract . again, this much to extract. again, this tee-t— much to extract. again, this teh-t tuet— much to extract. again, this teh-t tuet e— much to extract. again, this isn't just a random opinion. the— isn't just a random opinion. thte thte— isn't just a random opinion. thte thte te— isn't just a random opinion. this this is this— isn't just a random opinion. this this is this is the judgement— this this is this is the judgement of the market. the eeeete— judgement of the market. the eeeete whe— judgement of the market. the people who invest in this, you thew.— people who invest in this, you knew they— people who invest in this, you know, they have— people who invest in this, you know, they have a— people who invest in this, you know, they have a choice where they— know, they have a choice where thew-theh— know, they have a choice where they-their money- know, they have a choice where they their money globally. they put their money globally. it's they put their money globally. tt-e—the- they put their money globally. tt-e—the uh- they put their money globally. it's—the uk to. it's not going into the uk to eeeh— it's not going into the uk to eeeh e— it's not going into the uk to eeeh e ceet— it's not going into the uk to open a coal mines. it's going to ether— open a coal mines. it's going to ether-et— open a coal mines. it's going to other-of-world. - open a coal mines. it's going to other-of-world. onel open a coal mines. it's going to. other-of-world. one of other parts of the world. one of my other parts of the world. one of m, wewete— other parts of the world. one of my ewe.— other parts of the world. one of my viewers says, nick, no, nick is my he says, talking is my viewer. he says, talking about the disruption the about the disruption of the sporting the horse sporting events. so the horse racing and the snooker, he says, i'd to love see these protesters try and stop a boxing match. i have to say, nick, you must have read my mind because i was saying and thinking exactly that this morning, i wonder how they would it does remind me would get on. it does remind me a bit. don't know if

a little bit. i don't know if you saw it, of the protest you ever saw it, of the protest on the train canning town when i mean, i shouldn't laugh and obviously i don't encourage violence, there violence, obviously. but there was a protest there on top of the arnie picked the the train. arnie picked the wrong and you'll see it wrong station and you'll see it online. he literally got yanked wrong station and you'll see it onlthathe literally got yanked wrong station and you'll see it onlthat train erally got yanked wrong station and you'll see it onlthat train quickerot yanked wrong station and you'll see it onlthat train quicker thantked wrong station and you'll see it onlthat train quicker than aed off that train quicker than a quick from quick land. his quick thing from quick land. his protest lived, quick thing from quick land. his prot

destruction kind of arguments teetty— destruction kind of arguments teetty teeeht— destruction kind of arguments really depend on— destruction kind of arguments really depend on us doing some very— really depend on us doing some very .— very. ihii very. hi there, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm you company and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, is leader me, david kirton is the leader of heritage party and athol of the heritage party and athol hatwell the editor of labour hatwell is the editor of labour uncut. welcome back, everybody . uncut. welcome back, everybody. arnie new arnie ellis says new technological coleman's would be very profitable for automation and robotics could potentially reduce human labour. but there is that defeats one of the arguments because some people will argue about opening coal mines . et will argue about opening coal mines. et cetera. for will argue about opening coal mines . et cetera. for the job mines. et cetera. for the job opportunities is that it may create . ken says solar panels do create. ken says solar panels do not work because it takes so many tonnes of coal burning to make one standard sheet. he says , is what does that mean in terms of actually making it okay ? yeah, i've caught up now. i was thinking that a standard

sheet was a unit of energy or something, but i've just cottoned on to what you're talking about. right. let's move on, the labour party on, shall we? the labour party in wants to enrol child in wales wants to enrol child migrants scheme that would migrants to a scheme that would help them receive £1,600 a month. once they turn 18. this is quite similar, by the way, to the scheme that's already operating in wales, where children that are in the care system, they already receive a bafic system, they already receive a basic income once they get to the age of 18. so this would be a potential extension of that scheme at all. you are the editor of labour uncut. i therefore imagine that you would wholeheartedly back this proposal. am i right ? wholeheartedly back this proposal. am i right? you're right. unequivocally. good two reasons compassion— ”g“ unequivocally. good two reasons compassion and etecttcettty.— reasons compassion and practicality. compassion it's ectuetty— practicality. compassion it's actually including children who hewe— actually including children who hewe te— actually including children who have come to this— actually including children who have come to this country unaccompanied, who are in the eyetem— unaccompanied, who are in the eyetem h— unaccompanied, who are in the care system in wales. so as part of care system in wales. so as part et thet— care system in wales. so as part of that existing— care system in wales. so as part of that existing scheme and the etteh— of that existing scheme and the reason often for— of that existing scheme and the reason often for the scheme is thet— reason often for the scheme is thet wheh— reason often for the scheme is that when they— reason often for the scheme is that when they turn 18, they're teewhe — that when they turn 18, they're teewhe the — that when they turn 18, they're leaving the care— that when they turn 18, they're leaving the care system. they meet— leaving the care system. they meet eet— leaving the care system. they haven't got mum— leaving the care system. they haven't got mum and dad, they meet—

haven't got mum and dad, they meet get— haven't got mum and dad, they haven't got uncles, aunts or a temtty— haven't got uncles, aunts or a family network. _ haven't got uncles, aunts or a family network. and rather than hewhg— family network. and rather than having-90— family network. and rather than havinglgo te— family network. and rather than having go to claim having to go to claim jobseeker's- having to go to claim jobseeker's income jobseeker's allowance or income eueeett— jobseeker's allowance or income eueeett et— jobseeker's allowance or income eueeett et en— jobseeker's allowance or income support or all the— jobseeker's allowance or income support or all the different hehehte— support or all the different hehehte .— support or all the different benefits , they— support or all the different benefits , they this benefits, they get, this universal— benefits, they get, this universal oh - benefits, they get, this universal oh housing benefit, they— universal oh housing benefit, they-etectte— universal oh housing benefit, they single simple they get this single simple income and— they get this single simple income and it's— they get this single simple income and it's time limited for twe— income and it's time limited for twe yeete— income and it's time limited for twe yeete ehe— income and it's time limited for two years and to— income and it's time limited for two years and to two. but as a eeht— two years and to two. but as a eeht et— two years and to two. but as a point of compassion, as you're teewhg— point of compassion, as you're teewhe the— point of compassion, as you're leaving the care— point of compassion, as you're leaving the care system and hetehe— leaving the care system and helping thet— leaving the care system and helping that transition into etuttheect— helping that transition into adulthood, it— helping that transition into adulthood, it makes sense to try to adulthood, it makes sense to try te eueeett— adulthood, it makes sense to try te eueeett yeuhe— adulthood, it makes sense to try to support young people from a etecttcet— to support young people from a practical perspective, though, it's practical perspective, though, tt-e etee— practical perspective, though, he etee e— practical perspective, though, it's also a good— practical perspective, though, it's also a good idea because thet-e— it's also a good idea because thet-e wheh— it's also a good idea because that's when people are very wuthetehte— that's when people are very vulnerable to— that's when people are very vulnerable to criminality . arnie vulnerable to criminality. arnie to vulnerable to criminality. arnie te being— vulnerable to criminality. arnie to being targeted— vulnerable to criminality. arnie to being targeted by all sorts of to being targeted by all sorts et en— to being targeted by all sorts et ett eette— to being targeted by all sorts of all sorts of— to being targeted by all sorts of all sorts of bad, bad sorts, ehe— of all sorts of bad, bad sorts, me te— of all sorts of bad, bad sorts, me te hete— of all sorts of bad, bad sorts, and to help people make that henettteu— and to help people make that transition, that— and to help people make that transition, that ,_ and to help people make that transition, that , you know, transition, that, you know, whether— transition, that, you know, whether it's _ transition, that, you know, whether it's for- transition, that, you know, whether it's for migrants or meet— whether it's for migrants or hteet tet— whether it's for migrants or indeed for just— whether it's for migrants or indeed for just for care leavers . thet— indeed for just for care leavers . thet ce— indeed for just for care leavers .thet ehty— indeed for just for care leavers , that can only be— indeed for just for care leavers , that can only be a good thing hecuee— , that can only be a good thing hecuee tt-e— , that can only be a good thing because it's the— , that can only be a good thing because it's the state that that weutt— because it's the state that that weutt hewe— because it's the state that that would have to— because it's the state that that would have to pick up the tab for would have to pick up the tab tet ht— would have to pick up the tab tet tt eeeete— would have to pick up the tab for if people get— would have to pick up the tab for if people get dragged into chmhettty— for if people get dragged into criminality or— for if people get dragged into criminality or being exploited. twe— criminality or being exploited. the get— criminality or being exploited. the get e— criminality or being exploited. i've got a couple— criminality or being exploited. i've got a couple questions i've got a couple of questions for i've got a couple of questions tee-hut— i've got a couple of questions for-but before— i've got a couple of questions for-but beforeido,- for you, but before i do, i eueeect— for you, but before i do, i suspect that— for you, but before i do, i suspect that you might have a ttheteht— suspect that you might have a different view. _ suspect that you might have a different view. jet t: suspect that you might have a

different view. jte�*t t: different view. david, your thoughts? yeah, this- different view. jittt t: g“ yeah, this this different view. lit?“ t: g“ yeah, this this is thoughts? yeah, this this is a cheme— thoughts? yeah, this this is a cheme thet— g“ yeah, this this is a scheme that shouldn't happen. i tt-e— scheme that shouldn't happen. i tt-e ett— scheme that shouldn't happen. i mean, it's all very— scheme that shouldn't happen. i mean, it's all very well to talk eheut— mean, it's all very well to talk about compassion,— mean, it's all very well to talk about compassion, but the thing is about compassion, but the thing he e— about compassion, but the thing he e tet— about compassion, but the thing he e tet et— about compassion, but the thing is a lot of people— about compassion, but the thing is a lot of people who are classified— is a lot of people who are classified unaccompanied classified as unaccompanied mtgtehte— classified as unaccompanied mtgtehte-te— classified as unaccompanied migrants-16 or- classified as unaccompanied migrants 16 or year old migrants are 16 or 17 year old heye— migrants are 16 or 17 year old heye whe— migrants are 16 or 17 year old heye whe ee— migrants are 16 or 17 year old boys who are coming over. they thew— boys who are coming over. they knew whet— boys who are coming over. they know what they're _ boys who are coming over. they know what they're they're know what they're doing. they're etehhhe—te- know what they're doing. they're planning—to anchorj planning to come over to anchor themeetwee— planning to come over to anchor themeetwee h— planning to come over to anchor themselves in the— planning to come over to anchor themselves in the country. they tuet— themselves in the country. they come just before— themselves in the country. they come just before they're and come just before they're 18. and theh—get— come just before they're 18. and theh—eet te- come just before they're 18. and theh—eet te he.- come just before they're 18. and then get to 18, then then when they get to 18, then they— then when they get to 18, then they-ctetm — then when they get to 18, then they claim benefits and they can claim the benefits and play— they can claim the benefits and etey-eyetem— they can claim the benefits and etey-eyetem .— they can claim the benefits and etey-eyetem .lthe- they can claim the benefits and play system . the thing play the system. so the thing is, play the system. so the thing te-thte— play the system. so the thing is,-this.doing- play the system. so the thing is,-this.doing is- is, what this is doing is cemetetety— is, what this is doing is completely playing into the heete—genteel completely playing into thei hands—gangs and hands of criminal gangs and eeeete— hands of criminal gangs and eeeete-ee— hands of criminal gangs and people are working people who are working the eyetem — people who are working the system because _ people who are working the system because they and system because they know and they-te— system because they know and they're - advised - system because they know and they're advised from they're getting advised from eeeete—ttte- they're getting advised from people like care they're getting advised from i people—like care for people and groups like care for cetee.— people and groups like care for cetee-the.— people and groups like care for calais,.this, do— people and groups like care for calais, this, do this, do calais, do this, do this, do the— calais, do this, do this, do thte .— calais, do this, do this, do thte . ceme— calais, do this, do this, do this , come to— calais, do this, do this, do this , come to place, come this, come to this place, come to this, come to this place, come te-etece.— this, come to this place, come to-place, claim - this, come to this place, come to place, claim this, to this place, claim this, claim thet.— to this place, claim this, claim thet-they— to this place, claim this, claim that.-they-what- to this place, claim this, claim that. they what they that. and they know what they -they— that. and they know what they ceh-they get- that. and they know what they can they get rewarded for can do and they get rewarded for cemhg— can do and they get rewarded for cemhg-aht— can do and they get rewarded for coming-and they're- can do and they get rewarded for coming and they're not coming over. and they're not gehuhe— coming over. and they're not eehuhe h— coming over. and they're not genuine in asylum coming over. and they're not- genuine in asylum -there genuine in asylum seekers. there are genuine in asylum seekers. there tete— genuine in asylum seekers. there tete et— genuine in asylum seekers. there are lots of people— genuine in asylum seekers. there are lots of people who are playing— are lots of people who are eteyme the— are lots of people who are playing the system and i don't thht— playing the system and i don't thht we— playing the system and i don't think we should— playing the system and i don't think we should giving them a lot think we should giving them a tet et— think we should giving them a tet et eey— think we should giving them a lot of money. no.— think we should giving them a lot of money. no. if i can just theh.— lot of money. no. if i can just finish. there— lot of money. no. if i can just finish. there was— lot of money. no. if i can just finish. there was of finish. there was a lot of eeeete— finish. there was a lot of eeeete. eceh— finish. there was a lot of people. yeah, i'll just just a ceuete— people. yeah, i'll just just a ceuete et— people. yeah, i'll just just a couple of seconds. there's a lot of couple of seconds. there's a lot et eeeete— couple of seconds. there's a lot et eeeete whe— couple of seconds. there's a lot of people who are— couple of seconds. there's a lot of people who are playing the eyetem. —thte. i system. they're doing this. they thew— system. they're doing this. they know—rewarded. know they're getting rewarded.

amt— know they're getting rewarded. amt-het— know they're getting rewarded. and-just another- know they're getting rewarded. and just another reward and this is just another reward for and this is just another reward tet eeeete— and this is just another reward tet eeeete whe— and this is just another reward for people who playing for people who are playing the eyetem. —ohe.| for people who are playing the. system. _one, the system. so two points. one, the teete— system. so two points. one, the tech-teet— system. so two points. one, the facts bear that out. 85% facts don't bear that out. 85% of come here and of people who come here and claim have refugee status claim asylum have refugee status awarded. majority awarded. so the vast majority are genuine. point to this. the people we're talking about here are children . and you can say are children. and you can say they're 16 year old, you can say they're 16 year old, you can say they're 15 year old. they are children. how do you ask? they are age that that is at are my age and that that is at the point when they come and claim that's that's a 25 claim asylum. that's that's a 25 year old could turn up and say that i'm 17.5, a 45 year old could come and say that. and it is down to the judgement of the home office to make that to make to make that call for hinckley the number to say for an adult to claim to be a child . that can to claim to be a child. that can happen. someone's a lot. it can happen. someone's a lot. it can happen. but i'm going to contend that that that happens in the minority of cases. this scheme is targeted at children . and one is targeted at children. and one of the kind of key points here is that we are actually only discussing this scheme. there's

only going to be a number of the only going to be a number of the only reason it's been extended in this way, the only reason there's going to be a level, a number of migrants involved is that we have these huge , huge that we have these huge, huge backlogs in our asylum system. we have 132,000 outstanding decisions. it takes 20 key months before an initial decision, ten years ago, it was four months. if we had shorter decision times than either the children would be would have leave to remain and they'd be in the scheme just as the same as their peers are, as as the kids born here, or they would have had their status revoked and then they would have to be moved out of the country. the driver here, the real issue is that whacking great backlog, which has just grown and grown and grown. yes, but the backlog is so big because the volume coming is so great. we're a 5000 this yeet— is so great. we're a 5000 this yeet eheety— is so great. we're a 5000 this yeet eheety .— is so great. we're a 5000 this year already. so— is so great. we're a 5000 this year already. so isn't- g”ti;yit. we're a 5000 this year already . so isn't there year already. so isn't there a part— year already. so isn't there a eett et— year already. so isn't there a eett et yeu— year already. so isn't there a part of you that's— year already. so isn't there a part of you that's slightly concerned that actually if what you— concerned that actually if what yeu theh— concerned that actually if what yeu theh etect— concerned that actually if what you then start doing is hcteeehe— you then start doing is increasing funds available, that

ectuetty— increasing funds available, that ectuetty tt-e— increasing funds available, that actually it's going to be counterproductive because by yew— counterproductive because by yeutew— counterproductive because by yeut teete— counterproductive because by your own logic, the backlogs are huge— your own logic, the backlogs are huge eheety— your own logic, the backlogs are huge eheety .— your own logic, the backlogs are huge eheety. h— your own logic, the backlogs are huge already. if you your own logic, the backlogs are huge already . if you start huge already. if you start incentivising_ huge already. if you start incentivising ,_ huge already. if you start incentivising , i mean, no one incentivising, i mean, no one eheutt— incentivising, i mean, no one eheutt went— incentivising, i mean, no one should want to— incentivising, i mean, no one should want to incentivise lone chttheh— should want to incentivise lone chttheh te— should want to incentivise lone children to cross— should want to incentivise lone children to cross channels. theh-t— children to cross channels. theh-t yeu— children to cross channels. aren't you worried that you mtght— aren't you worried that you mtght hewe— aren't you worried that you mtght hewe e— aren't you worried that you might have a counterproductive eutcemee — might have a counterproductive outcome? two— might have a counterproductive outcome? “gt; might have a counterproductive outcome? “gs outcome? two things there. one, the incentive for a lone child to cross the channel it's not about whether someone gets benefits here. it's about the scale of terror from where they come from, where they're from , come from, where they're from, where they're where they're coming from. coming from, which is from. well, they're well, whether, however they're getting here, but they're coming from france , though, aren't from france, though, aren't they? scale of terror they? so the scale of terror thet— they? so the scale of terror thet they-te— e"jiilgt7’ so the scale of terror that they're subjected to in tece— that they're subjected to in hehceletetty— that they're subjected to in france pretty much france is pretty much non—existent. hit france is pretty much non—existent. \tit i non—existent. no, because people don't small don't come exclusively via small boats. people claim boats. they come people claim asylum this country asylum coming to this country from muller and it's from mae muller routes. and it's a myth that to say that a it's a myth that to say that the majority of asylum seekers are coming just across the channel from from from france . channel from from from france. some coming from belgium. some but coming from belgium. some but and ing from belgium. some but and then'om belgium. some but and then in] belgium. some but and then in terms um. channel from from from france. some but and then in terms ofi. yeah, but and then in terms of the— yeah, but and then in terms of the thet— yeah, but and then in terms of the that backlog— yeah, but and then in terms of the that backlog erg it's if we get— the that backlog erg it's if we get thet— the that backlog erg it's if we can get that that— the that backlog erg it's if we can get that that backlog down, if can get that that backlog down, h we— can get that that backlog down,

h we ce— can get that that backlog down, if we can return— can get that that backlog down, if we can return to— can get that that backlog down, if we can return to a situation thet— if we can return to a situation thet ueet— if we can return to a situation thet ueet te— if we can return to a situation that used to be— if we can return to a situation that used to be ten years ago where— that used to be ten years ago where claims— that used to be ten years ago where claims are— that used to be ten years ago where claims are process , but where claims are process, but theh— where claims are process, but then the— where claims are process, but then this whole— where claims are process, but then this whole situation hecemee— then this whole situation becomes much, much easier to meheeg — becomes much, much easier to meege wee.— becomes much, much easier to manage. this he becomes much, much easier to manage. /tis he “g becomes much, much easier to- manage. yes. numbers coming have have risen, but the numbers coming to the uk are a fraction of what of those that come to other countries. 191,000 came to germany . they've got a backlog germany. they've got a backlog which is germany. we live in the uk, which is germany. we live in the we e— which is germany. we live in the we e hectteh— which is germany. we live in the uk, a fraction of— which is germany. we live in the uk, a fraction of the— i“ lint we live in the uk, a fraction of the backlog. tt-e— uk, a fraction of the backlog. tt-e eheut— uk, a fraction of the backlog. it's about the— uk, a fraction of the backlog. it's about the states- uk, a fraction of the backlog. it's about the states ability to do basic functions like process. germany, germany can't cope ettheu— germany, germany can't cope etthet. tt-e— germany, germany can't cope either. it's way— germany, germany can't cope either. it's way too many. they-we— either. it's way too many. they-we get— either. it's way too many. they've got the- either. it's way too many. they've got the same situation as they've got the same situation ee there-e— they've got the same situation as us. there's a— they've got the same situation as us. there's a lot of pull tectete— as us. there's a lot of pull factors. there's— as us. there's a lot of pull factors. there's a- as us. there's a lot of pull factors. there's a lot of reward . h— factors. there's a lot of reward . tt yeu— factors. there's a lot of reward . tt yeu get— factors. there's a lot of reward . tt yeu get te— factors. there's a lot of reward . if you get to germany, just the— . if you get to germany, just the there— . if you get to germany, just like there is,— . if you get to germany, just like there is, if— . if you get to germany, just like there is, if you come to the— like there is, if you come to the uh.— like there is, if you come to the uk, sweden— like there is, if you come to the uk, sweden is another ceuehy— the uk, sweden is another country, norway, target country, norway, their target ceuhee— country, norway, their target. countries—come, countries for people who come, whe—thteugh- countries for people who come, whe—thteugh el countries for people who come,| who—through a lot who want to come through a lot of who want to come through a lot et-ceuhthee— who want to come through a lot of-countries like- who want to come through a lot of countries like croatia, of safe countries like croatia, ttety— of safe countries like croatia, ttety eht— of safe countries like croatia, italy and then— of safe countries like croatia, italy and then france or croatia . auehte— italy and then france or croatia , austria, germany,— italy and then france or croatia , austria, germany, belgium and theh— , austria, germany, belgium and thee tehce— , austria, germany, belgium and then france, to— , austria, germany, belgium and then france, to get— , austria, germany, belgium and then france, to get the benefits thet— then france, to get the benefits thet they— then france, to get the benefits thet they get— then france, to get the benefits that they get here. this is just going— that they get here. this is just gehg te— that they get here. this is just going to increase— that they get here. this is just going to increase the pull tectet— going to increase the pull tectet eht— going to increase the pull factor and it's— going to increase the pull factor and it's going to make the— factor and it's going to make the hectteg— factor and it's going to make the backlog larger. like tttchette— the backlog larger. like michelle said . so we need to not michelle said. so we need to not go michelle said. so we need to not ge tewh— michelle said. so we need to not ge chew the— michelle said. so we need to not

go down this scheme. �*jtitt�*till go down this scheme. well, undercuts— go down this scheme. well, undercuts what you're saying is, again, that basic fact, 85% of people have remained . that's people have remained. that's that's too many , to- people have remained. that's that's too many , to be- “tit: that's that's too many , to be honest. i that's too many, to be honest. i there-e— that's too many, to be honest. i mean, there's a— that's too many, to be honest. i mean, there's a lot— that's too many, to be honest. i mean, there's a lot of people whe— mean, there's a lot of people whe ee— mean, there's a lot of people who are granted— mean, there's a lot of people who are granted asylum who eheutth-t— who are granted asylum who shouldn't be— who are granted asylum who shouldn't be granted asylum. amu— shouldn't be granted asylum. amt thet— shouldn't be granted asylum. amt thet te— shouldn't be granted asylum. and that is that's— shouldn't be granted asylum. and that is that's a— shouldn't be granted asylum. and that is that's a judged by the home office, which is hardly the home office, which is hardly the compassionate or the most compassionate or department or department, department or a department, which is. if department or a department, which is . if they which clearly it is. if they give 80, which clearly it is. if they gtwe ee. they— which clearly it is. if they give 80, they give- i“ i ”lat . if they give 80, they give 85. clearly, they— give 80, they give 85. clearly, they ee— give 80, they give 85. clearly, they .— give 80, they give 85. clearly, they . hut— give 80, they give 85. clearly, they are . but they're giving they are. but they're giving eeytum— they are. but they're giving eeytumle— they are. but they're giving eeytumleiet- they are. but they're giving asylum a of people who asylum to a lot of people who eheutth-t— asylum to a lot of people who eheutth-t-tt— asylum to a lot of people who shouldn't it because shouldn't have it because they teeewe— shouldn't have it because theyi deserve _they're deserve a song because they're tteehg— deserve a song because they're tteehg-ttte— deserve a song because they're fleeing like yemen, iran, fleeing places like yemen, iran, syhe— fleeing places like yemen, iran, syhe . — fleeing places like yemen, iran, syhe . these— fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . these are— fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . it”ti fleeing places like yemen, iran, syria . i j3 syria. these are places with 98% loads of people are coming from albania and they're coming from other safe countries as well. and they're coming through tece— and they're coming through tece eht— and they're coming through france and they're getting athentene— france and they're getting albanians. _ france and they're getting albanians. albania is a really good albania is a really good example because we have a returns policy with albania like we used to have with the eu. the numbers from albania have been have been brought down because people who are not going to be granted who who don't have their

status moved status prove are being moved back to have a lot back. we used to have a lot cemhg— back. we used to have a lot cemmg — back. we used to have a lot coming over. we- i we used to have a lot coming over. :t:i.ti“ . coming over. we don't have that with the eu. if we had things like that, if we had legal routes into this country, the pressure pressure at pressure immediate pressure at entry the uk, there entry points into the uk, there are routes from are legal routes from afghanistan ukraine. we're afghanistan and ukraine. we're taking lot people afghanistan and ukraine. we're takingllotlpeople from - taking a lot of people from theee— taking a lot of people from those countries— taking a lot of people from those countries this those countries and but this conversation, _ conversation, everyone will tumhte— conversation, everyone will tumhte eh— conversation, everyone will rumble on and— conversation, everyone will rumble on and on. �*jtitt�*i“ti”ti t:it rumble on and on. where do you stand on home. and also, stand on it? at home. and also, i think there's been talk of a potential national emergency being declared. would you be in favour of that? what would it mean and what would it even impact? anyway, your thoughts? get them into me all the usual ways. when come back in ways. when i come back in a couple of minutes, i want some of your thoughts, but also i'm asking you, are you prepared for the alerts? the national emergency alerts? that's be going off on that's going to be going off on your phones this weekend do that's going to be going off on yomthink. as this weekend do that's going to be going off on yomthink. yes,is weekend do that's going to be going off on yomthink. yes, thank

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lots of you guys are getting in touch about that last story, eheut— touch about that last story, about whether— touch about that last story, about whether or not £1,600 a mehth — about whether or not £1,600 a mehth te— about whether or not £1,600 a mehth te e— about whether or not £1,600 a month is a good— about whether or not £1,600 a month is a good idea. over in wetee— month is a good idea. over in wetee tet— month is a good idea. over in wales for so—called young unaccompanied— wales for so—called young unaccompanied asylum seekers are not unaccompanied asylum seekers are net there-e— unaccompanied asylum seekers are net there-e e— unaccompanied asylum seekers are net there-e e tet— unaccompanied asylum seekers are not there's a lot of— unaccompanied asylum seekers are not there's a lot of you have heee— not there's a lot of you have been h— not there's a lot of you have been in touch— not there's a lot of you have been in touch that live in wales reeeh— been in touch that live in wales reeeh eeye— been in touch that live in wales reeeh eeye .— been in touch that live in wales reeeh eeye . t— been in touch that live in wales reeeh eeye . t em— been in touch that live in wales jason says . i am from wales. i'm jason says. i am from wales. i'm in jason says. i am from wales. i'm th my— jason says. i am from wales. i'm th my mhe— jason says. i am from wales. i'm th my me see— jason says. i am from wales. i'm in my mid 50s and— jason says. i am from wales. i'm in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. i in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. t went— in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. t weht ett— in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. t weht ett my— in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. i went all my life— in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. i went all my life ,_ in my mid 50s and an ex—soldier. i went all my life , but he had i went all my life, but he had a meet— i went all my life, but he had a heett ettech— i went all my life, but he had a heart attack, he— i went all my life, but he had a heart attack, he says. an attack on heart attack, he says. an attack eh umweeet— heart attack, he says. an attack on universal credit. he says, i ceute— on universal credit. he says, i ceutt ehty— on universal credit. he says, i could only wish— on universal credit. he says, i could only wish for £1,600 a mehth. — could only wish for £1,600 a mehth. ehe— could only wish for £1,600 a month. one of— could only wish for £1,600 a month. one of my viewers, heetee.— month. one of my viewers, hehhte. ehe— month. one of my viewers, debbie, she says she's a retired teecheu— debbie, she says she's a retired teacher. deborah— debbie, she says she's a retired teacher. deborah sorry. she says ehe-e— teacher. deborah sorry. she says ehe-e het— teacher. deborah sorry. she says ehe-e het te— teacher. deborah sorry. she says she's had to retire— teacher. deborah sorry. she says she's had to retire after a theh— she's had to retire after a theh thrucy— she's had to retire after a theh thruty .— she's had to retire after a brain injury. she's worked all of brain injury. she's worked all et het— brain injury. she's worked all et het etutt— brain injury. she's worked all of her adult life.— brain injury. she's worked all of her adult life. she's asking . wheee the— of her adult life. she's asking , where's the compassion for the— , where's the compassion for someone like me? she says, i get tteehtttty— someone like me? she says, i get tteehtttty eht— someone like me? she says, i get disability and i— someone like me? she says, i get disability and i don't have a hectteh— disability and i don't have a hectteh et— disability and i don't have a fraction of the— disability and i don't have a fraction of the amounts that yeue— fraction of the amounts that you're referencing . lots of you're referencing. lots of eeeete— you're referencing. lots of eeeete ee— you're referencing. lots of people as well,- you're referencing. lots of people as well, making comments . cemeehhg— people as well, making comments . cemeehhg the— people as well, making comments , comparing the pension, the meuht— , comparing the pension, the meuht et— , comparing the pension, the amount of money that you get as amount of money that you get as e eeheteh— amount of money that you get as a pension versus— amount of money that you get as a pension versus the £1,600 as wet.— a pension versus the £1,600 as wet ttght— a pension versus the £1,600 as well. right let's— a pension versus the £1,600 as well. right let's move on, shall wee— well. right let's move on, shall wee hecuee— well. right let's move on, shall we? because speaking of the gewemmeht— we? because speaking of the government and— we? because speaking of the government and the harebrained chemee— government and the harebrained chemee . eeye— government and the harebrained schemes , says there's another schemes, says there's another

one, because this— schemes, says there's another one, because this weekend , are one, because this weekend, are yeu— one, because this weekend, are yeu teety— one, because this weekend, are yeu teety tet— one, because this weekend, are you ready for it?— one, because this weekend, are you ready for it? the national etect— you ready for it? the national atett eyetem— you ready for it? the national alert system will— you ready for it? the national alert system will be tested. tt-tt— alert system will be tested. tt-tt he— alert system will be tested. it'll be pushed— alert system will be tested. it'll be pushed to your mobile ehehee— it'll be pushed to your mobile ehehee eh— it'll be pushed to your mobile phones on sunday. it'll make gutte— phones on sunday. it'll make gutte e— phones on sunday. it'll make gutte e tug— phones on sunday. it'll make quite a big siren— phones on sunday. it'll make quite a big siren sound. it'll whete— quite a big siren sound. it'll vibrate and— quite a big siren sound. it'll vibrate and all— quite a big siren sound. it'll vibrate and all the rest of it. ahe— vibrate and all the rest of it. the tte— vibrate and all the rest of it. and it's come— vibrate and all the rest of it. and it's come under criticism eht— and it's come under criticism eht ectuthy— and it's come under criticism and scrutiny a— and it's come under criticism and scrutiny a fair bit, ectuetty.— and scrutiny a fair bit, actually, from a few different etecee. — actually, from a few different places. women's— actually, from a few different places. women's group, for exemete— places. women's group, for example, saying that if someone's— example, saying that if someone's living with a domestic eueet— someone's living with a domestic ehueet—get- someone's living with a domestic ehueet—get e- someone's living with a domestic abuser got a hidden abuser and they've got a hidden ehene— abuser and they've got a hidden ehehe. tt— abuser and they've got a hidden phonet tt whtt— abuser and they've got a hidden phone, it will alert— abuser and they've got a hidden phone, it will alert an abuser to phone, it will alert an abuser te thet— phone, it will alert an abuser te thet .— phone, it will alert an abuser to that . perhaps— phone, it will alert an abuser to that . perhaps if someone's to that. perhaps if someone's htwhg— to that. perhaps if someone's htwhg. tt— to that. perhaps if someone's driving, it will— to that. perhaps if someone's driving, it will distract them eht— driving, it will distract them eht eetheee— driving, it will distract them eht eetheee. t— driving, it will distract them and perhaps, i know, lead and perhaps, i don't know, lead to and perhaps, i don't know, lead te-et— and perhaps, i don't know, lead to-or whatever.- and perhaps, i don't know, lead to or whatever. david if to crashes or whatever. david if we tt— to crashes or whatever. david if we h we— to crashes or whatever. david if we h we tuet— to crashes or whatever. david if we if we just pack— to crashes or whatever. david if we if we just pack those nuances for we if we just pack those nuances tet e— we if we just pack those nuances tet e eeceht— we if we just pack those nuances for a second and— we if we just pack those nuances for a second and talk just more gehetetty.— for a second and talk just more gehetetty. te— for a second and talk just more gehetetty. te yeu— for a second and talk just more generally, do you support this whete— generally, do you support this whete-et— generally, do you support this whole of emergency whole kind of emergency siren? no whole kind of emergency siren? he he— whole kind of emergency siren? we tte— whole kind of emergency siren? no no, it's terrible. . no no, it's terrible. it's ridiculous.— no no, it's terrible. it's ridiculous. it's- no no, it's terrible. it's ridiculous. it's such an intrusion into people's everyday life. and it's going to happen on a sunday afternoon when a lot of are going to of people are going to be relaxed with their families. it's also going to be saint george's day, which is england's national it's national day. of course, it's going ruin day for our going to ruin that day for our country as well. if you're from england absolutely strafe, england to absolutely strafe, how straight how can you say with a straight face that an alarm ten face that an alarm for ten

seconds is going to seconds on a phone is going to ruin national day? ruin england's national day? well, it's like an well, because it's like an intrusion, really all intrusion, is this really all wheelie? and it's like imposing a system on us and you don't a new system on us and you don't know is going. we've know where this is going. we've had three years of had the last three years of lockdowns and all these kind of coercion and fear mongering and the campaign as we've seen, and people are very disturbed people are like very disturbed by i think this is just by that. i think this is just another example the another example of the government doing something which is increase the level is going to increase the level of fear in the general population. and another intrusion of the government into our personal lives and everyday lives like them sending an alarm and a siren to our phone. and a lot of people aren't going to be expecting it. and they could be quite scared by it, but maybe they're just trying to keep you safe. i don't think so. i mean, this particular one is just a test, isn't it? but why not have you know, we haven't we've got sirens that we had in the second world war, there's not been world war, but there's not been a single test of in the a single test of them in the last years. why suddenly now last 80 years. why suddenly now is the government trying do is the government trying to do this phone this in our own mobile phone devices? is really

devices? this is really intrusive and quite orwellian and frightening , and it and frightening, and it shouldn't be done. i think this is something the government should out of it and should just stay out of it and keep off our phones. no offence sitting keep off our phones. no offence ettthg there— keep off our phones. no offence sitting there for— keep off our phones. no offence sitting there for david. - ” no offence sitting there for david. what do you sitting there for david. what do yeu mete— sitting there for david. what do yeu mete te— sitting there for david. what do you make to it?— sitting there for david. what do you make to it? i— sitting there for david. what do you make to it? i think it's a very— you make to it? i think it's a very geet— you make to it? i think it's a very good idea. _ you make to it? i think it's a very good idea. i- you make to it? i think it's a very good idea. : very good idea. i think the idea of a national alert where if, god forbid, an emergency averted a more virulent version of the pandemic strikes , there is pandemic strikes, there is a there is a means of contacting everyone. well, give me an exemete— everyone. well, give me an example then,— everyone. well, give me an example then, of- 3 well, give me an example then, of what you would thht— example then, of what you would ththt te— example then, of what you would ththt he the— example then, of what you would think is the kind— example then, of what you would think is the kind of— example then, of what you would think is the kind of emergency thet— think is the kind of emergency thet weutt— think is the kind of emergency that would warrant pushing in an tmmettete— that would warrant pushing in an immediate alert— that would warrant pushing in an immediate alert to— that would warrant pushing in an immediate alert to everyone's eheee— immediate alert to everyone's ehehe. e— immediate alert to everyone's phone, a nuclear— immediate alert to everyone's phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there-e— phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there-e ehe— phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there-e t-m— phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there's one i'm a— phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there's one i'm a child— phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there's one i'm a child of- phone, a nuclear bomb going off. there's one i'm a child of the 80 seconds. i basically we all know about that bomb goes off and i get a message on my phone telling me what? go in your living telling me what? go in your ttwhg eem— telling me what? go in your living room, michelle.- “g , go in your living room, michelle. there's heee— living room, michelle. there's beenlnuclear_ living room, michelle. there's been nuclear bomb, to be been a nuclear bomb, to be heeeet— been a nuclear bomb, to be honest, flippant_ been a nuclear bomb, to be honest, flippant . mg honest, flippant. my flippant suggestion aside, there will be there there'll be a hierarchy of different scenarios where alerts will be would be triggered. i think there is one. then well,

okay. so whether there is a if there is a there is a sufficiently virulent terrorist attack using some form of biological weapon, if there is a version of a more virulent version of a more virulent version , a more contagious version, a more contagious version, a more contagious version of the pandemic , the version of the pandemic, the point is it is useful to have an alert system that we can be contacted. and if we're going to have one, it should be tested. and if it's going to be tested because it always needs testing better to test it in the middle of the day. and actually make sure everyone knows about it. then for example, you know, at 2 am. on wednesday, when people am. on a wednesday, when people really will be petrified, they're part you. because they're a part of you. because actually, i they're a part of you. because actually,-i press- they're a part of you. because actually,-i press pause. they're a part of you. because. actually,-i press pause and actually, when i press pause and teet— actually, when i press pause and teet hect— actually, when i press pause and teet hect eh— actually, when i press pause and look back on the— actually, when i press pause and look back on the last few years wtth — look back on the last few years wtth the — look back on the last few years with the covm _ look back on the last few years with the covid thing, the amount of with the covid thing, the amount et—ctwt— with the covid thing, the amount of_civil liberties- of kind of basic civil liberties thet— of kind of basic civil liberties that-removed- of kind of basic civil libertiesi that-removed-us that we had removed from us under— that we had removed from us uhtet-gutee— that we had removed from us under-guise of- that we had removed from us under guise of this under the guise of this eeetemtc— under the guise of this. pandemic,-actually under the guise of this- pandemic,-actually now pandemic, people actually now it's pandemic, people actually now tt-e the— pandemic, people actually now he the em— pandemic, people actually now it's the norm or— pandemic, people actually now it's the norm or it— pandemic, people actually now it's the norm or it was some eeeete-e— it's the norm or it was some eeeete-e hem— it's the norm or it was some people's norm. some people ectuetty— people's norm. some people actually would— people's norm. some people actually would still like it to heeeeh— actually would still like it to heeeeh thet— actually would still like it to happen that we're told we can't teete— happen that we're told we can't teewe—ehtyl leave the house. you can only etee— leave the house. you can only etee eutette— leave the house. you can only step outside doorstep for step outside your doorstep for 30 step outside your doorstep for so mhutee— step outside your doorstep for so mhutee e— step outside your doorstep for 30 minutes a day— step outside your doorstep for 30 minutes a day or whatever it is. 30 minutes a day or whatever it he. te— 30 minutes a day or whatever it he. he me— 30 minutes a day or whatever it

he. he me thet— 30 minutes a day or whatever it is. to me that is— 30 minutes a day or whatever it is. to me that is a— 30 minutes a day or whatever it is. to me that is a massive ewemeech et— is. to me that is a massive overreach of the- is. to me that is a massive overreach of the state's power. is overreach of the state's power. te there— overreach of the state's power. te there het— overreach of the state's power. is there not a— overreach of the state's power. is there not a small part of you thet— is there not a small part of you thet ectuetty— is there not a small part of you that actually worries that so mehy— that actually worries that so mehy-chetge- that actually worries that so many charge got many people in charge got a the- many people in charge got a ttttte tut— many people in charge got a little bit-of— many people in charge got a little bit-of their- many people in charge got a little bit of their own little bit full of their own tmeettehce— little bit full of their own importance during covid? they're gutte— importance during covid? they're gutte ute— importance during covid? they're gutte ttte thte— importance during covid? they're quite like this notion being quite like this notion of being ehte— quite like this notion of being ehte-eeeete- quite like this notion of being ehte-eeeete .- quite like this notion of being able people , and this quite like this notion of being atjust people , and this quite like this notion of being atjust an people , and this quite like this notion of being atjust an extensionile , and this quite like this notion of being atjust an extension of, and this quite like this notion of being atjust an extension of that! this quite like this notion of being atjust an extension of that . lis quite like this notion of being atjust an extension of that . s is just an extension of that. i ththt— is just an extension of that. i thet-wew— is just an extension of that. i think-view 0n— is just an extension of that. i think-view on things- is just an extension of that. i think view on things like think my view on things like lockdown would if we'd have locked down two weeks earlier, tens of thousands of people wouldn't have to die if we'd wouldn't have had to die if we'd have the breaker on have had the circuit breaker on time. tens of thousands more people wouldn't have to die. people wouldn't have had to die. we've 200,000 people people wouldn't have had to die. we'in 200,000 people people wouldn't have had to die. we'in this 200,000 people people wouldn't have had to die. we'in this country. 00,000 people people wouldn't have had to die. we'in this country. and 00 people people wouldn't have had to die. we'in this country. and the people die in this country. and the evidence, the independent evidence, the independent evidence on is that it evidence on lockdown is that it was effective. now, not every decision was right. some of the decisions certainly some of the way policing happened, way the policing happened, where there's were there's poor ladies who were walking got nicked walking in derbyshire got nicked for a cup of coffee for having a cup of coffee that's mad, completely mad and certainly given how the laws certainly mad given how the laws were enforced and delivered to us, given there were parties happening in downing street. but oh, i'm itching to respond the— but oh, i'm itching to respond this lockdown. _ but oh, i'm itching to respond this lockdown. but let me let you— this lockdown. but let me let yeu teeeeht.— this lockdown. but let me let you respond. yeah i mean, that cettehty— you respond. yeah i mean, that cettehty teht— you respond. yeah i mean, that certainly isn't true. i“ i“ certainly isn't true. i mean, in the— certainly isn't true. i mean, in the het—

certainly isn't true. i mean, in the first year of the lockdown, there were not 200,000 excess deaths. i mean, there was 10 or 20,000 and flu 20,000 excess deaths and flu disappeared in the statistics. so of what was diagnosed so a lot of what was diagnosed as was just as covid was actually just a flu. there has been some excess deaths since the rollout of the experimental injections , but experimental injections, but that's story. but what that's another story. but what this is seems to give them their correct name. well, that's what i them. but but but this is i call them. but but but this is just know, this this was just you know, this this was shows that the government was scaremongering on scaremongering completely on necessarily. and they've been doing it for three years. this is just a continuation of the scheme. and what i fear might come in is that there will make some kind of legislation or regulation says if you get regulation that says if you get an alert on your phone that says do something because we say there's an emergency or a pandemic or whatever, and you don't do it, then that will become some kind of criminal offence . this is where this offence. this is where this potentially is racism. well, no, i mean, this government can organise. i'm just looking at anything that. they could anything like that. they could do. what they're trying do. this is what they're trying to bring in. it's not a

conspiracy. this is like a running big organisations is difficult. but this government eemtcutetty— difficult. but this government particularly has— t: i but this government particularly has demonstrated is they— particularly has demonstrated is hetety—teeehg- particularly has demonstrated is barely keeping know barely capable of keeping know teeehg— barely capable of keeping know keepingt keeping— barely capable of keeping know keeping, keeping itself on the ceet.— keeping, keeping itself on the teet- the— keeping, keeping itself on the road. the idea— keeping, keeping itself on the road. the idea that they will be ehte— road. the idea that they will be ehte te— road. the idea that they will be able to implement some form of gene— able to implement some form of gene ceheehecy— able to implement some form of grand conspiracy involving mewhg— grand conspiracy involving mewhg .— grand conspiracy involving moving , moving media and moving moving, moving media and moving eeuce— moving, moving media and moving eettce eht— moving, moving media and moving eettce eht etmy— moving, moving media and moving police and army and— moving, moving media and moving police and army and forcing us to police and army and forcing us te te— police and army and forcing us te te thhge— police and army and forcing us to do things. it— police and army and forcing us to do things. it is— police and army and forcing us to do things. it is what it says on to do things. it is what it says eh the— to do things. it is what it says eh the th— to do things. it is what it says on the tin. it's— to do things. it is what it says on the tin. it's a— to do things. it is what it says on the tin. it's a means of etetthg— on the tin. it's a means of etetthg ue— on the tin. it's a means of alerting us if— on the tin. it's a means of alerting us if something really bad alerting us if something really het heeeeee— alerting us if something really bad happens. and sometimes we rug.— bad happens. and sometimes we ruet. yeu— bad happens. and sometimes we ruet. yeu thew.— bad happens. and sometimes we just, you know, the— bad happens. and sometimes we just, you know, the government teht— just, you know, the government teh-t tyhg— just, you know, the government teh-t tymg te— just, you know, the government teh-t tymg te ue— just, you know, the government isn't lying to us. sometimes the gewethmeht— isn't lying to us. sometimes the gewemmeht te— isn't lying to us. sometimes the government is just— isn't lying to us. sometimes the government is just trying to hete— government is just trying to hete — government is just trying to help us. you're— government is just trying to help us. you're a- government is just trying to help us. /tit “g help us. you're a trusting man at all. that's what i can say is trusting. do you? where do you sit on that conversation? do you sit on that conversation? do you sit and say, thank you? sit there and say, thank you? a great rishi sunak thank you great one? rishi sunak thank you so for to keep me so much for trying to keep me safe? or do think it's safe? or do you think it's a little bit more overreach of the government than necessary? your thoughts? coming in. thoughts? keep them coming in. i'll have some more of them in a couple minutes after the couple of minutes after the break. to talk break. but i also want to talk to you about business as well. do think that some companies do you think that some companies are focusing a little bit too

much on whole kind work much on the whole kind of work virtue signalling thing as opposed their core customer opposed to their core customer base and what would be the impact if the answer to that is yes? see you .

in two. hi hi there, michelle dewberry. i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. david kirton is a leader of the heritage party in athol hatwell is the editor of labour uncut . lots of you labour uncut. lots of you getting in touch on that last one about the emergency alerts, josh? josh says huawei , you just josh? josh says huawei, you just turned the alarms off. he says it just turned his off. he feels that the government has caused too much fear recently , richard, too much fear recently, richard, saying these alerts are all about leading us into a world where we consider this as normal . he says, you know, it stems from things like the covid pandemic. david, however , says, pandemic. david, however, says, what is the problem here? this

is all just a media fuss about nothing. we'll keep your thoughts coming in. let's move on, though , because you might be on, though, because you might be aware that bud light, did you see the commercial that's caused a little bit of control ? rac, a little bit of control? rac, shall we say? it featured the trans activist dylan mulvaney . trans activist dylan mulvaney. now, i don't know if you've seen this. a lot of people kind of went on social media and started saying, i'll never buy a bud light again or whatever, and budweiser now have kind of hit back. have a more back. they have released a more how say this traditionally how can i say this traditionally kind of masculine in pro—american kind of advert that people are saying now has come about for them trying to undo some of the damage that was caused by that first one. david, what do you make of it all? i think they made a massive mtetete— think they made a massive mtetete. t— think they made a massive mistake. i think they employed someone and they employed people to someone and they employed people te te— someone and they employed people te te theh— someone and they employed people to do their publicity.— someone and they employed people to do their publicity. they just the— to do their publicity. they just ttwele— to do their publicity. they just live-a bubble— to do their publicity. they just live a bubble and have got no live in a bubble and have got no exeetece— live in a bubble and have got no exeeehce et— live in a bubble and have got no experience of the— live in a bubble and have got no experience of the real world and teet— experience of the real world and ceet—buy— experience of the real world and ceet—buy theh- real people who buy their etetucte. — real people who buy their products. .then- real people who buy their products. then they've gone real people who buy their produthis then they've gone real people who buy their produthis road hen they've gone real people who buy their produthis road ofn they've gone real people who buy their produthis road of trying ve gone real people who buy their produthis road of trying to gone real people who buy their produthis road of trying to make down this road of trying to make theh— down this road of trying to make theh heet— down this road of trying to make their brand look— down this road of trying to make their brand look woke order their brand look woke in order to their brand look woke in order te—tweteel their brand look woke in orderi to_diverse but

to be inclusive and diverse but ettehetet— to be inclusive and diverse but alienated the— to be inclusive and diverse but alienated the vast— to be inclusive and diverse but alienated the vast majority of customers who _ alienated the vast majority of customers who used their product or customers who used their product et-theh— customers who used their product et-theh-aht- customers who used their product or-their-and we- customers who used their product or-their-and we see| or buy their product. and we see the— or buy their product. and we see the-eht— or buy their product. and we see thte-eht ttme— or buy their product. and we see this-and time again- or buy their product. and we see this and time again and this time and time again and it's this time and time again and he eeeete— this time and time again and he eeeete ruet— this time and time again and it's people just need to realise there-e— it's people just need to realise there-e eeeete— it's people just need to realise there's people out who there's people out there who teht— there's people out there who eeht-wtth— there's people out there who don't-with them - there's people out there who don't with them and don't don't agree with them and don't see don't agree with them and don't the— don't agree with them and don't the wette— don't agree with them and don't see the world in— don't agree with them and don't see the world in same way as see the world in the same way as they— see the world in the same way as they-egehet— see the world in the same way as they-against.this- they do. and against all this httcuteue— they do. and against all this ridiculous wokery that we don't went— ridiculous wokery that we don't weht emmet— ridiculous wokery that we don't want rammed down our throats . want rammed down our throats. whet— want rammed down our throats. whet-yeu— want rammed down our throats. whetlyeu ththt— want rammed down our throats. what-you think sway- want rammed down our throats. what-you think sway at- want rammed down our throats. what do you think sway at all? i suspect that budweiser sales are going to rise. i think they're going— going to rise. i think they're gehg te— going to rise. i think they're gehg te hee— going to rise. i think they're going to rise for— going to rise. i think they're going to rise for two- gtit “g ” i think they're going to rise for two reasons. one:— going to rise for two reasons. cheee-— going to rise for two reasons. oheee- much- going to rise for two reasons. one, so much more one, there's so much more euhttctty— one, there's so much more publicity about— one, there's so much more publicity about budweiser . it's publicity about budweiser. it's not publicity about budweiser. it's het meet— publicity about budweiser. it's not most people— publicity about budweiser. it's not most people who don't really hete— not most people who don't really hewe e— not most people who don't really hewe e ehehg— not most people who don't really have a strong view— not most people who don't really have a strong view one way or the— have a strong view one way or the ether— have a strong view one way or the ether eh— have a strong view one way or the other on this— have a strong view one way or the other on this .— have a strong view one way or the other on this . but the idea the other on this. but the idea thet— the other on this. but the idea thet ece— the other on this. but the idea that once you've— the other on this. but the idea that once you've kind of got thet— that once you've kind of got thet treet— that once you've kind of got that brand name— that once you've kind of got that brand name in your head and you that brand name in your head and yeu thew.— that brand name in your head and yeu thew. wheh— that brand name in your head and you know, when it— that brand name in your head and you know, when it comes to beer hme.— you know, when it comes to beer ttme. wheh— you know, when it comes to beer ttme. wheh yeure— you know, when it comes to beer time, when you're at the bar and yeue— time, when you're at the bar and yeue thhthg— time, when you're at the bar and you're thinking which one, that se— you're thinking which one, that se t— you're thinking which one, that one. so i think— you're thinking which one, that one. so i think there's an eeeect— one. so i think there's an eeeect et— one. so i think there's an aspect of this— one. so i think there's an aspect of this where they're tuet— aspect of this where they're ruet hecuee— aspect of this where they're just because of— aspect of this where they're just because of the publicity, theh— just because of the publicity, their-probably- their sales will probably right? but their sales will probably right? hut—thet- their sales will probably right? but—that what- but i also think that what they-re— but i also think that what they're tfiling— but i also think that what they're trying to do with that hyteh— they're trying to do with that dylan mulvaney— they're trying to do with that dylan mulvaney yeah, my dylan mulvaney yeah, it's not my cup dylan mulvaney yeah, it's not my cue-tee.— dylan mulvaney yeah, it's not my cueltee. hut— dylan mulvaney yeah, it's not my cup-tea, but they're _ dylan mulvaney yeah, it's not my cup tea, but they're trying cup of tea, but they're trying to cup of tea, but they're trying te grew— cup of tea, but they're trying te grew theh— cup of tea, but they're trying to grow their market. there's a there-e— to grow their market. there's a there-e e— to grow their market. there's a there's a there's— to grow their market. there's a there's a there's a— to grow their market. there's a there's a there's a demographic out there's a there's a demographic eut—wttt— there's a there's a demographic

eut—wttt-eeehti out there. they will have spent mttttehe— out there. they will have spent millions researching millions of pounds researching thet.— millions of pounds researching thet—tene- millions of pounds researching that._done all. that. they will have done all eerte— that. they will have done all eerte et— that. they will have done all sorts of audience— that. they will have done all sorts of audience segmentations and sorts of audience segmentations eet-eerte— sorts of audience segmentations eet-eerte et— sorts of audience segmentations and sorts of research that and all sorts of research that eeye—te- and all sorts of research that says—to unlocki says this is going to unlock x for says this is going to unlock x ter them.— says this is going to unlock x for them. now— says this is going to unlock x for them. now kind of for them. now it's kind of hecthret— for them. now it's kind of backfired on— for them. now it's kind of backfired on and a little backfired on them and a little bit backfired on them and a little htt-they-we- backfired on them and a little bit-they've-hadl backfired on them and a littlei bit-they've-had to bit because they've now had to eeete— bit because they've now had to eeete thre— bit because they've now had to release this other— bit because they've now had to release this other this other gr.— release this other this other et. hut— release this other this other et. hut h— release this other this other ad, but in the— release this other this other ad, but in the grand scheme of thhge— ad, but in the grand scheme of thhge-tht— ad, but in the grand scheme of things,-kind of- ad, but in the grand scheme of things, kind of mix of things, in the kind of mix of eeeete-e— things, in the kind of mix of eeeete-e twee— things, in the kind of mix of people's lives and everything heeeeehg— people's lives and everything happening, people onto tv, their name in people onto tv, tete— their name in people onto tv, hete-ter— their name in people onto tv, hte-ter the— their name in people onto tv, into-for the right- into print for the right reasons, though i suspect that thet— reasons, though i suspect that thet te— reasons, though i suspect that thet he the— reasons, though i suspect that that is the question. i l that is the question. it's like the— that is the question. it's like the whete— that is the question. it's like the whole nike thing that chose a guy to promote female male sports bras , you know, that's sports bras, you know, that's not really had a great response among many either. has it? yeah, it's the same guy, i thht— yeah, it's the same guy, i thht. teht— yeah, it's the same guy, i think, isn't it?— yeah, it's the same guy, i think, isn't it? and also etttette— think, isn't it? and also gillette did— think, isn't it? and also gillette did a- think, isn't it? and also gillette did a similar thing in core— gillette did a similar thing in core where— gillette did a similar thing in 2019 where they— gillette did a similar thing in 2019 where they alienate almost all 2019 where they alienate almost ett et— 2019 where they alienate almost ett et the— 2019 where they alienate almost all of the people— 2019 where they alienate almost all of the people who bought theh— all of the people who bought their gillette _ all of the people who bought their gillette razors and ehewhg— their gillette razors and shaving foam- their gillette razors and shaving foam by portraying men as shaving foam by portraying men ee textc— shaving foam by portraying men ee textc .— shaving foam by portraying men as toxic , masculine people. and as toxic, masculine people. and you— as toxic, masculine people. and yeu thew.— as toxic, masculine people. and yeu thew. ee— as toxic, masculine people. and you know, so they— as toxic, masculine people. and you know, so they have hardly recovered from _ you know, so they have hardly recovered from that. i think the teete— recovered from that. i think the facts back up alienated all most people . for most people it's people. for most people it's not. it'sjust people. for most people it's not. it's just sort of goes sort of sort of goes. it's fast flowing river. it floats by.

there's some broad recognition of this brand. but most people don't engage with it. but but what i find quite interesting is the social media kind of campaign stuff, because you see a lot of it against advertiser that choose, for example, to work on this channel. so what will is work on this channel. so what will-is there's- work on this channel. so what will-is there's a- work on this channel. so what will-is there's a very. will happen is there's a very huttyhg— will happen is there's a very bullying campaign happening ehthe— bullying campaign happening ehthe-thte- bullying campaign happening online this channel and online towards this channel and they— online towards this channel and they whtt— online towards this channel and they will message— online towards this channel and they will message brand us and say,— they will message brand us and eey. hew— they will message brand us and eey. hew tere— they will message brand us and say, how dare you— they will message brand us and say, how dare you advertise on gb say, how dare you advertise on he wewee— say, how dare you advertise on gb news? then— say, how dare you advertise on gb news? then they panic. these hrehte— gb news? then they panic. these hrehte eht— gb news? then they panic. these hrehte eht eey.— gb news? then they panic. these brands and say, oh,— gb news? then they panic. these brands and say, oh, okay, then we went— brands and say, oh, okay, then we went te— brands and say, oh, okay, then we won't do it.— brands and say, oh, okay, then we won't do it. and i sit there eht— we won't do it. and i sit there eht t— we won't do it. and i sit there eht t thht— we won't do it. and i sit there and i think, well,— we won't do it. and i sit there and i think, well, what about ectuetty— and i think, well, what about ectuetty yeur— and i think, well, what about actually your customers that do wetch— actually your customers that do wetch ch — actually your customers that do watch gb news— actually your customers that do watch gb news that love gb news ectuetty— watch gb news that love gb news ectuetty-het— watch gb news that love gb news actually - not value - watch gb news that love gb news actually not value their actually, do you not value their cueteme— actually, do you not value their custom? something that i custom? that's something that i ceh-t— custom? that's something that i ceet-hut— custom? that's something that i can't-but-about- custom? that's something that i can't but about often can't help but think about often ehywey— can't help but think about often ehywey .— can't help but think about often ehywey . teet— can't help but think about often ehywey . teet. yeu— can't help but think about often anyway . look, you guys, you've anyway. look, you guys, you've ttwtet— anyway. look, you guys, you've ttwtet eh— anyway. look, you guys, you've divided on that— anyway. look, you guys, you've divided on that emergency one. there-e— divided on that emergency one. there-e het— divided on that emergency one. there-e het e— divided on that emergency one. there's not a lot— divided on that emergency one. there's not a lot of division on thet.— there's not a lot of division on thet. heee— there's not a lot of division on that. £1,600-the— there's not a lot of division on that. £1,600 the migrants. that. £1,600 for the migrants. oner_ that. £1,600 for the migrants. ohe. there-e— that. £1,600 for the migrants. one, there's not— that. £1,600 for the migrants. one, there's not of one, there's not a lot of eueeert— one, there's not a lot of eueeert ter— one, there's not a lot of support for it- one, there's not a lot of support for it out there. i can tett— support for it out there. i can tett yeu. — support for it out there. i can tett yeu. ehywey— support for it out there. i can tell you. anyway, that is all we-we-ttme— tell you. anyway, that is all we've-time for. - tell you. anyway, that is all we've time for. lots lots we've got time for. lots of lots of we've got time for. lots of lots et-eethg— we've got time for. lots of lots et-eethg yeu- we've got time for. lots of lots of-asking you if- we've got time for. lots of lots of asking you if i'm of people asking you if i'm uhwett— of people asking you if i'm unwell-yes- of people asking you if i'm unwell-yes i've- of people asking you if i'm unwell yes i've got a unwell today. yes i've got a cete.— unwell today. yes i've got a cett. hut— unwell today. yes i've got a cold, but i'm— unwell today. yes i've got a cold, but i'm a— unwell today. yes i've got a cold, but i'm a trooper. so i'll see .tomorrow. _ cold, but i'm a trooper. so i'll see tomorrow. thank you very see you tomorrow. thank you very much.— see you tomorrow. thank you very much-ter— see you tomorrow. thank you very much,-for-company.

much, gents, for your company tehtght—uel much, gents, for your company. tehtght—ue hext tonight. nigel farage is up next ewehhg— tonight. nigel farage is up next ewehhg . — tonight. nigel farage is up next ewehhg. t-m— tonight. nigel farage is up next evening . i'm alex— tonight. nigel farage is up next evening. nix j“ tonight. nigel farage is up next evening . gtix i“ evening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office. a fine day for many tomorrow. sunny spells, a few showers are possible in west england and there will again be a brisk easterly wind generated this easterly wind generated by this chunky of pressure chunky area of high pressure sitting scandinavia, sitting over scandinavia, keeping things mostly dry, but also feel aiding in easterly winds from the north sea. hence why it's felt pretty chilly in scarborough while it's also been pretty balmy in northwest scotland, that easterly wind continues to bring in some cloud over parts of northern england, wales few showers through wales and a few showers through the across southernmost the night across southernmost counties of england. very hit and most places will stay and miss. most places will stay dry. well, we've got the clearer skies chilly one skies a bit of a chilly one across scotland. pockets of frost possible in rural frost are possible in rural spots, but easterly breeze spots, but that easterly breeze generally keeping temperatures in cities between in towns and cities between 3 and 6 degrees. we start tomorrow, then with a lot of cloud in southwest england, a few scattered showers might even see the odd heavy one here and there, but they tend ease

there, but they tend to ease away cloudy at times away quite cloudy at times through and the midlands. away quite cloudy at times thro odd and the midlands. away quite cloudy at times thro odd shower nd the midlands. away quite cloudy at times thro odd shower nd possible,ands. away quite cloudy at times thro odd shower nd possible, but;. the odd shower is possible, but most places is dry and bright. some good spells of sunshine for scotland. ireland. scotland. northern ireland. northern eastern northern england and eastern england. the western half england. again the western half of scotland 1819 degrees. whereas coast will whereas that east coast will struggle to get much above 11 or 12. so quite a chilly feel with that wind which continues to blow cloud away out west as blow the cloud away out west as we through wednesday night we go through wednesday night and thursday. again, bit and into thursday. again, a bit of chilly start on thursday. of a chilly start on thursday. some frost there some hints of frost there through some sheltered glens across scotland . but generally across scotland. but generally it's another fine day with plenty of spring sunshine on thursday day. again, we'll have that east west contrast with that east west contrast with that easterly wind keeping things fresh the easternmost things fresh on the easternmost coast , maybe some around coast, maybe some haar around the of northeast scotland, the coast of northeast scotland, but scotland seeing but western scotland seeing sunshine not quite as warm here, but 17. generally 13 but still 16 or 17. generally 13 or 14. notice cloud is approaching the south—east. however that's from this weather front, which will bring more cloud as we go towards friday. and some outbreaks of rain and also bring a colder feel for

much of england and wales.

the list of resignations and arrests . the list of resignations and erreete h— . the list of resignations and rreet th the— . the list of resignations and arrests in the snp— the list of resignations and arrests in the snp continues, hut— arrests in the snp continues, hut ee— arrests in the snp continues, hut ee thet— arrests in the snp continues, but as that party— arrests in the snp continues, but as that party has been so eyhehymeue— but as that party has been so synonymous with— but as that party has been so synonymous with separation, with hteeehtehce— synonymous with separation, with hteeehtehce .— synonymous with separation, with independence , does that mean the independence, does that mean the cemeetgh— independence, does that mean the cemeetgh te— independence, does that mean the cemeetgh te ew— independence, does that mean the campaign is now effectively over 7 campaign is now effectively over ewe-tt— campaign is now effectively over ewe-tt etee— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have a— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have a look at eheetutety— ? we'll also have a look at absolutely bonkers plan come up wtth— absolutely bonkers plan come up wtth hy— absolutely bonkers plan come up wtth by the— absolutely bonkers plan come up with by the welsh— absolutely bonkers plan come up with by the welsh government thet— with by the welsh government thet eeye— with by the welsh government thet eeye yeuhg— with by the welsh government that says young asylum seekers creeehg— that says young asylum seekers creeehg the— that says young asylum seekers crossing the channel once they reech — crossing the channel once they reech re.— crossing the channel once they reach 18, would— crossing the channel once they reach 18, would get £1,600 a mehth— reach 18, would get £1,600 a mehth et— reach 18, would get £1,600 a month of taxpayer money, along wtth— month of taxpayer money, along wtth teget— month of taxpayer money, along wtth teget ett— month of taxpayer money, along wtth teget ett .— month of taxpayer money, along with legal aid . and i'll also with legal aid. and i'll also eet— with legal aid. and i'll also eet etter— with legal aid. and i'll also ask after the— with legal aid. and i'll also ask after the snooker protest teet— ask after the snooker protest teet htght— ask after the snooker protest last night and— ask after the snooker protest last night and the promise of a

summer of disruption down under