n0 spin , no bias, no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight another oragm — i'm dan wootton tonight another oragm metic— i'm dan wootton tonight another draghi matic snp_ i'm dan wootton tonight another draghi matic snp arrest as its treasurer colin— draghi matic snp arrest as its treasurer colin beattie was questioned— treasurer colin beattie was questioned by— treasurer colin beattie was questioned by police today over the party-e— questioned by police today over the party's finances. now, unsurprisingly_ the party's finances. now, unsurprisingly , he humiliated unsurprisingly, he humiliated hume— unsurprisingly, he humiliated humza yousaf_ unsurprisingly, he humiliated humza yousaf louis and the dying separatist— humza yousaf louis and the dying separatist cause— humza yousaf louis and the dying separatist cause have become a laughing— separatist cause have become a laughing stock— separatist cause have become a laughing stock in— separatist cause have become a laughing stock in holyrood. the first— laughing stock in holyrood. the first minister— laughing stock in holyrood. the first minister is— laughing stock in holyrood. the first minister is of— laughing stock in holyrood. the first minister is of course- laughing stock in holyrood. the first minister is of course not without its challenges. it is fair to say, but f: it is fair to say, but notwithstanding that— fair to say, but notwithstanding that ,— fair to say, but notwithstanding that , ee— fair to say, but notwithstanding that , ee t-tt— fair to say, but notwithstanding that, so i'll explain why the tatt— that, so i'll explain why the tttt et— that, so i'll explain why the fall of scheming— that, so i'll explain why the fall of scheming sturgeon may wett— fall of scheming sturgeon may wett tave— fall of scheming sturgeon may well have saved— fall of scheming sturgeon may well have saved the united ttngtem— well have saved the united ttngtem tn— well have saved the united ttngtem tn my— well have saved the united kingdom in my digest next. then my etpetsttt— kingdom in my digest next. then my superstar panel— kingdom in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda patel, matt le tissier and rebecca also coming up, rebecca reid. also coming up, superwoman solo prepares to declare a national emergency as

the number of channel migrants invading our shores this year passes 5000. so why is welsh labour encouraging more boats by offering a £6,500 monthly allowance to young asylum seekers? nigel farage gives his unmissable take live elsewhere tonight as king charles's decision to include a photo with harry and meghan in the official coronation programme. his latest olive branch to the troublesome duo. and as william is william silent treatment actually the better strategy. well, esteemed royal biographer tom bower, he's going to analyse the king's sussex soft spot in uncanceled . sussex soft spot in uncanceled. also on the way with ex culture secretary nadine dorries, slam ing philip schofield for rude behaviour year like this and emmerdale twisted teacher maya. that's actress louisa klein will be teete— that's actress louisa klein will be here talking— that's actress louisa klein will be here talking about guys, going— be here talking about guys, gettg te— be here talking about guys, we're going to have to jump in teete— we're going to have to jump in ttete tet— we're going to have to jump in thee and step— we're going to have to jump in there and stop you, i'm afraid teettee— there and stop you, i'm afraid because we're— there and stop you, i'm afraid because we're a— there and stop you, i'm afraid because we're a bit tight for tree— because we're a bit tight for tree at— because we're a bit tight for tree at the— because we're a bit tight for time at this end,— because we're a bit tight for time at this end, so thank you, tutt. — time at this end, so thank you,

tutt. att— time at this end, so thank you, ruth. and we'll— time at this end, so thank you, ruth. and we'll catch- time at this end, so thank you, ruth. ' t: ii tifti time at this end, so thank you, ruth. ' t: cc ti.?ti gig; ruth. and we'll catch you guys a little bit later. thank you very much. thank you. so should this ti.“ thank you. so should this ti“ thank you. so should this much. thank you. so should this memttg tepttee— much. thank you. so should this morninpresenter_ much. thank you. so should this morninpresenter with— ti.“ thank you. so should this morninpresenter with alison ridden presenter with alison hammett.— ridden presenter with alisonj hammond,_kim hammond, tv firebrand kim weetttm. — hammond, tv firebrand kim woodburn. -had- hammond, tv firebrand kim. woodburn. -had-own hammond, tv firebrand kim- woodburn. -had-own on woodburn. she's had her own on air with schofe is going air clash with schofe is going to in the to take on amy anzel in the clash its members for clash as its members revolt for allowing men to join local branches is the women's institute wrong to welcome trans women into the organisation? well, our tory culture warrior, the former education secretary, angela , is going to weigh angela jenkin, is going to weigh in soon. plus, with a plus size influencer demanding free seats for fat flyers , people ask me if for fat flyers, people ask me if i purchased two seats when flying. they i purchased two seats when flying . they say it's not fair flying. they say it's not fair to the— flying. they say it's not fair to the person— flying. they say it's not fair to the person who- “g they say it's not fair to the person who has to sit to next— to the person who has to sit to text me— to the person who has to sit to text me tt— to the person who has to sit to next me if when— to the person who has to sit to next me if when i— to the person who has to sit to next me if when i tell them i do teet— next me if when i tell them i do they ety— next me if when i tell them i do they eat t-m— next me if when i tell them i do , they say i'm selfish for ttttne— , they say i'm selfish for ttttng t— , they say i'm selfish for taking a seat— , they say i'm selfish for taking a seat from another . taking a seat from another. so wtete— taking a seat from another. so wtete te— taking a seat from another. so wtete to yet— taking a seat from another. so where do you stand— taking a seat from another. so where do you stand on- taking a seat from another. so where do you stand on this one? we're going to talk into that in the mett— we're going to talk into that in the media buzz,— we're going to talk into that in the media buzz, as ever. first, teet— the media buzz, as ever. first, toot et— the media buzz, as ever. first, look at tomorrow's— the media buzz, as ever. first, look at tomorrow's newspaper. treet— look at tomorrow's newspaper. ttettt pages. — look at tomorrow's newspaper. ttettt pages. tee— look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages. too hot off the trees— front pages. too hot off the trees tet— front pages. too hot off the trees and t— front pages. too hot off the press and a new— front pages. too hot off the press and a new greatest britain teen-acts— press and a new greatest britain union,-acas-be- union, jack acas will be tetettet— union, jack acas will be revealed. this- union, jack acas will be revealed. this dan wootton revealed. this is dan wootton tentett— revealed. this is dan wootton tettgtt. tet-e— revealed. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go—

revealed. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go ._ tonight. let's go. vet-te— tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, ttttttt-e— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. this is a britain's news channel. this is t teet— britain's news channel. this is ttett ettete— britain's news channel. this is a real crisis now— britain's news channel. this is a real crisis now for the snp. nteett— a real crisis now for the snp. nicola sturgeon— a real crisis now for the snp. nicola sturgeon must be suspended— nicola sturgeon must be suspended and in my opinion, as this investigation— suspended and in my opinion, as this investigation drags on, i'll this investigation drags on, m tett— this investigation drags on, m tett yet— this investigation drags on, i'll tell you why in just a nnonnent — i'll tell you why in just a moment. first,- i'll tell you why in just a moment. first, though, the neotttnee— moment. first, though, the headlines with— moment. first, though, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. donne— headlines with tatiana sanchez. donne tnont— headlines with tatiana sanchez. donna, thank you _ headlines with tatiana sanchez. donna, thank you very much and 9°°d_ donna, thank you very much and good evening-— donna, thank you very much and good evening. this— donna, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest mon— good evening. this is the latest ttom tne— good evening. this is the latest ttom tne en— good evening. this is the latest from the gb news— good evening. this is the latest from the gb news room. the snp tteoemet noe— from the gb news room. the snp treasurer has been— from the gb news room. the snp treasurer has been released nttnott— treasurer has been released without charge— treasurer has been released without charge pending further investigation— without charge pending further investigation after he was arrested— investigation after he was omeetet ty— investigation after he was arrested by police investigating the arrested by police investigating tne potty-e— arrested by police investigating the party's finances . colin the party's finances. colin neottte— the party's finances. colin neottte te— the party's finances. colin beattie is the— the party's finances. colin beattie is the second person to note— beattie is the second person to note teen— beattie is the second person to have been questioned by detectives— have been questioned by detectives who are trying to eetottten — detectives who are trying to establish how— detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in establish how more than £600,000 tn tonottone— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for— establish how more than £600,000 in donations set for aside an tntepentenee— in donations set for aside an independence referendum had been met— independence referendum had been met eotttet— independence referendum had been used earlier this—

independence referendum had been used earlier this month . the used earlier this month. the soottten— used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former ontet— scottish national party's former chief executive— scottish national party's former chief executive and husband of tone— chief executive and husband of tonne ttnet— chief executive and husband of former first minister nicola sttneeon— former first minister nicola sturgeon, peter— former first minister nicola sturgeon, peter murrell, was oneettonet — sturgeon, peter murrell, was questioned for— sturgeon, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 nome— questioned for more than 11 tonne ont— questioned for more than 11 hours and also— questioned for more than 11 hours and also released without ename— hours and also released without onome nnen— hours and also released without charge when questioned in notynoot— charge when questioned in holyrood today. snp leader humza totem— holyrood today. snp leader humza totem ntt— holyrood today. snp leader humza yousaf hit back— holyrood today. snp leader humza yousaf hit back at— holyrood today. 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 . 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 as while we absolutely face challenges , i'd absolutely face challenges, i'd rather be standing here with the opportunity motty to deliver for the people of scotland rather than languish in the opposition like meghan gallacher and the scottish tories . while the scottish tories. while the soottten— scottish tories. while the scottish first— i while the scottish first minister also set out no— scottish first minister also set out his vision— scottish first minister also set out his vision for— scottish first minister also set out his vision for the country in

out his vision for the country tn nte— out his vision for the country tn nte ttnet— out his vision for the country in his first major— out his vision for the country in his first major policy statement— in his first major policy statement since taking office, mr statement since taking office, ttn vtett— statement since taking office, mr yusuf said— statement since taking office, mr yusuf said the party will toots— mr yusuf said the party will toote on— mr yusuf said the party will focus on equality, opportunity ont— focus on equality, opportunity and community. _ focus on equality, opportunity and community. he also announced and community. he also announced o tetoy— and community. he also announced o tetoy tn— and community. he also announced o tetoy tn tne— and community. he also announced a delay in the deposit return eoenen— a delay in the deposit return eoennen ton— a delay in the deposit return scheme for drinks, cans and totttee— scheme for drinks, cans and totttee. oe— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles, as well— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles, as well as a six month tntot— bottles, as well as a six month tntot to— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove peak time fares non— trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail_ trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail trains. the home seonetony— from scotrail trains. the home seonetony te— from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set— from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set to _ from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set to declare the emott— secretary is set to declare the enott toot— secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis— secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis a national enengeney— small boat crisis a national emergency .— small boat crisis a national emergency . the- small boat crisis a national emergency . the move comes in emergency. the move comes in neeoneen to— emergency. the move comes in neeoneoe to o— emergency. the move comes in response to a high— emergency. the move comes in response to a high court onottenge— response to a high court challenge tomorrow aimed at notttng— challenge tomorrow aimed at halting government plans to nome— halting government plans to house asylum _ halting government plans to house asylum seekers on an old tott— house asylum seekers on an old ttat tone— house asylum seekers on an old ttat toee tn— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex .— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex . braintree. raf base in essex. braintree. connot— raf base in essex. braintree. council will— raf base in essex. braintree. council will attempt to secure an council will attempt to secure on tnttnetton— council will attempt to secure an injunction preventing the tnoneten— an injunction preventing the tnoneten ot— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrants to the wetnenettett— 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 omtoe— emergency would give the home omtee toee— emergency would give the home office powers to _ emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local outnontty— office powers to ignore local authority objections if the mone— 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 onooenty .— plans relate to crown owned property - while— plans relate to crown owned property . while this all comes property. while this all comes as property. while this all comes oe tne— property. while this all comes as the latest— property. while this all comes as the latest figures show more tnnn— as the latest figures show more tnon sooo— as the latest figures show more than 5000 people— as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the than 5000 people have crossed tne tngtten— than 5000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year—

the english channel so far this yeon .— the english channel so far this year. charities— the english channel so far this year. charities and campaigners are year. charities and campaigners nonntng— year. charities and campaigners are warning new rules for energy etttttene— are warning new rules for energy enmttene ton-t— are warning new rules for energy enmttene ton-t 90— are warning new rules for energy suppliers don't go far enough. ttnme— suppliers don't go far enough. ttnne oenoee— suppliers don't go far enough. firms across england, scotland ont— firms across england, scotland and wotee— firms across england, scotland and wales have— firms across england, scotland and wales have agreed to a new vottntony— and wales have agreed to a new tottntony cote— and wales have agreed to a new voluntary code of— and wales have agreed to a new voluntary code of practise to nett— voluntary code of practise to help onoteet— voluntary code of practise to help protect vulnerable people. ttnten— help protect vulnerable people. unten tne— help protect vulnerable people. under the new— help protect vulnerable people. under the new rules , suppliers under the new rules, suppliers meet— under the new rules, suppliers ntet note— under the new rules, suppliers ntet mote ot— under the new rules, suppliers must make at least ten attempts to contact— must make at least ten attempts to contact o— must make at least ten attempts to contact a customer and carry out— to contact a customer and carry out o— to contact a customer and carry out o nettone— to contact a customer and carry out a welfare visit— to contact a customer and carry out a welfare visit before a one-poynent— out a welfare visit before a pre—payment metre can be tnetottet.— pre—payment metre can be installed. the— pre—payment metre can be installed. the end fuel poverty cootttton— installed. the end fuel poverty coalition says— installed. the end fuel poverty coalition says the— installed. the end fuel poverty coalition says the plans fail to teet— coalition says the plans fail to tent nttn— coalition says the plans fail to deal with energy— coalition says the plans fail to deal with energy debt relief for tnoee— deal with energy debt relief for tnoee noet— deal with energy debt relief for those most in— deal with energy debt relief for those most in need . tv online on those most in need. tv online on dott— those most in need. tv online on oott tatto— those most in need. tv online on dab+ radio and— those most in need. tv online on dab+ radio and on— those most in need. tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in. this is dab+ radio and on tune in. this te en— dab+ radio and on tune in. this te on tene— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to dan wootton. — is gb news. now it's back to dan wootton. tonight— is gb news. now it's back to dan wootton. tonight .— wootton. tonight. tne— wootton. tonight. the police investigation into the the police investigation into tne sne— the police investigation into tne stt ont— the police investigation into the snp and its— the police investigation into the snp and its missing £600,000 toot— the snp and its missing £600,000 toot onotnen— the snp and its missing £600,000 took another dramatic turn today in took another dramatic turn today tn tne— took another dramatic turn today tn tne early— took another dramatic turn today in the early hours— took another dramatic turn today in the early hours of the nonntno— in the early hours of the morning, the— in the early hours of the morning, the crisis ridden party's— morning, the crisis ridden party's treasurer, colin beattie

onneetet— party's treasurer, colin beattie was arrested as— party's treasurer, colin beattie was arrested as part of openotton— was arrested as part of operation branch form police soottont— operation branch form police scotland has— operation branch form police scotland has said in the past noun— scotland has said in the past noun tnot— scotland has said in the past hour that beattie has been neteoeet— hour that beattie has been released without charge, but pending— released without charge, but pending further— released without charge, but pending further investigation oetton— pending further investigation oetton tnte— pending further investigation action this latest political bombshell— action this latest political bombshell which should be teottng— bombshell which should be teottng every— bombshell which should be leading every news bulletin in the leading every news bulletin in tne county— leading every news bulletin in the country today— leading every news bulletin in the country today after months of the country today after months ot tne— the country today after months ot tne ttstt— the country today after months of the msm choosing to ignore the of the msm choosing to ignore tne gnotttng— of the msm choosing to ignore the growing snp— of the msm choosing to ignore the growing snp crisis, it comes teet— the growing snp crisis, it comes ttet tno— the growing snp crisis, it comes tnet two weeke— the growing snp crisis, it comes just two weeks after the arrest of just two weeks after the arrest ot tne— just two weeks after the arrest ot tne potty-e— just two weeks after the arrest of the party's ex—chief executive _ of the party's ex—chief executive peter murrell, the ntetont — executive peter murrell, the ntetont ot— executive peter murrell, the husband of former leader nicola sturgeon-— husband of former leader nicola stungeon. cone— husband of former leader nicola sturgeon. cops as— husband of former leader nicola sturgeon. cops as you'll probably— sturgeon. cops as you'll probably remember, spent two toye— probably remember, spent two toye ot— probably remember, spent two toye at me— probably remember, spent two days at the fallen power counte-e— days at the fallen power couple's home, even erecting a tent— couple's home, even erecting a tent enontng— couple's home, even erecting a tent showing the— couple's home, even erecting a tent showing the likely scale of the investigation— tent showing the likely scale of the investigation .— tent showing the likely scale of the investigation . and later, the investigation. and later, eetztng— the investigation. and later, eetztng o— the investigation. and later, seizing a motorhome from sttneeon-e— seizing a motorhome from sturgeon's mother in law's house given— sturgeon's mother in law's house gtten tnoeonton— sturgeon's mother in law's house given draconian scottish contempt— given draconian scottish contempt of— given draconian scottish contempt of court laws, there's mten — contempt of court laws, there's mten tnot— contempt of court laws, there's much that cannot— contempt of court laws, there's much that cannot be said at this totnt— much that cannot be said at this totnt. ont— much that cannot be said at this ootnt. and t— much that cannot be said at this point, and i must— much that cannot be said at this point, and i must stress that otteeottone— point, and i must stress that allegations of— point, and i must stress that allegations of illegality have teen— allegations of illegality have been denied— allegations of illegality have been denied by— allegations of illegality have been denied by all parties tntotteot— been denied by all parties involved. the— been denied by all parties involved. the investigation is eteonty— involved. the investigation is eteonty ongotng— involved. the investigation is clearly ongoing and no charges note— clearly ongoing and no charges note teen— clearly ongoing and no charges have been brought against anoney— have been brought against anyone. while— have been brought against anyone. while sturgeon has

tnetetet— anyone. while sturgeon has insisted that— anyone. while sturgeon has insisted that she's happy to aeetet— insisted that she's happy to aeetet tne— insisted that she's happy to assist the police in their investigations- assist the police in their investigations . but dramatic investigations. but dramatic circumstances— investigations. but dramatic circumstances have finally woken the circumstances have finally woken tne tonnant— circumstances have finally woken the dormant scottish media up to a tonttne— the dormant scottish media up to a tonttne ttne— the dormant scottish media up to a bonfire fire of— the dormant scottish media up to a bonfire fire of snp scandals tnat— a bonfire fire of snp scandals tnat nave— a bonfire fire of snp scandals that have been— a bonfire fire of snp scandals that have been hiding in plain etant— that have been hiding in plain etant ton— that have been hiding in plain etgnt ton a— that have been hiding in plain sight for a number of years. tmmettate— sight for a number of years. immediate among them that the tange— immediate among them that the tame ootttteat— immediate among them that the large political organisation tnat— large political organisation tnat te— large political organisation tnat te tne— large political organisation that is the snp has jaw droppingly_ that is the snp has jaw droppingly been without any aatttone— droppingly been without any auditors since— droppingly been without any auditors since last year. not to nentton— auditors since last year. not to nentton tnte— auditors since last year. not to mention this leaked video of etanaeon— mention this leaked video of sturgeon which— mention this leaked video of sturgeon which was released by the sturgeon which was released by tne suntay— sturgeon which was released by the sunday mail— sturgeon which was released by the sunday mail at the weekend. oneat— the sunday mail at the weekend. eneat nont— the sunday mail at the weekend. eneat wont ty— the sunday mail at the weekend. great work by them showing the non— great work by them showing the grip— great work by them showing the grip ene— great work by them showing the iron grip she had— great work by them showing the iron grip she had over the party ant— iron grip she had over the party ant non— iron grip she had over the party ant non ene— iron grip she had over the party and how she could— iron grip she had over the party and how she could be quite tnneatentnt— and how she could be quite threatening about it. her senior otttetate— threatening about it. her senior officials even— threatening about it. her senior officials even asking simple taeettone— officials even asking simple taeettone . — officials even asking simple questions . be— officials even asking simple questions. wig i officials even asking simple questions. i questions. be very careful. all of us, about suggestions that there are problems with the party's finances because we depend on donors to donate. if there are leaks. as with everything else that gets more difficult to do. so everybody has to be very, very clear about

that. now last night, her former protege turned arch nemesis, the snp leader alex salmond, revealed he had warned sturgeon about her centralisation of power. look at this centre , power. look at this centre, tteota— power. look at this centre, tteota ant— power. look at this centre, nicola and peter,- look at this centre, nicola and peter, at a time that it nicola and peter, at a time that tt ootttn-t— nicola and peter, at a time that it couldn't work. _ nicola and peter, at a time that it couldn't work. “g it couldn't work. having the party leader and the chief executive married teacher . i executive married teacher. i wouldn't work in any business organisation and it's all right when times are good, but at some point there was going to come to grief and of course it probably took longer than i expected. but certainly coming to grief in a spectacular way. so you're saying personally warned the saying you personally warned the former minister about you former first minister about you can't be married to the to the chair this organisation? chair of this organisation? absolutely. have to say, absolutely. and i have to say, neither or peter took the neither nicola or peter took the advice very well. in fact, they tookit advice very well. in fact, they took it rather badly. was maybe the for the the earliest reason for the breakdown of our relationship . breakdown of our relationship. now, look, all of this makes the tatte— now, look, all of this makes the tanoe ot— now, look, all of this makes the tanoe ot an— now, look, all of this makes the farce of an snp— now, look, all of this makes the farce of an snp leadership eteetton— farce of an snp leadership election more— farce of an snp leadership election more ridiculous given a stunteon— election more ridiculous given a

sturgeon fanatic— election more ridiculous given a sturgeon fanatic ,_ election more ridiculous given a sturgeon fanatic , the sturgeon fanatic, the incompetent continuity candidate humza— incompetent continuity candidate ttmza voteat— incompetent continuity candidate humza yousaf useless has now teen— humza yousaf useless has now teen tat— humza yousaf useless has now teen tat tn— humza yousaf useless has now been put in charge of a failing natton— been put in charge of a failing nation destroyed— been put in charge of a failing nation destroyed over many years by stunteon-e— nation destroyed over many years by sturgeon's separatism pipe tnean — by sturgeon's separatism pipe dream useless— by sturgeon's separatism pipe dream useless was always a ettnteon— dream useless was always a sturgeon lapdog_ dream useless was always a sturgeon lapdog . look at this. sturgeon lapdog. look at this. it's sturgeon lapdog. look at this. we a— sturgeon lapdog. look at this. we a otto— sturgeon lapdog. look at this. it's a clip showing the first tttnteten— it's a clip showing the first minister. just— it's a clip showing the first minister. just shush seeing her, tnen— minister. just shush seeing her, tnen neattn— minister. just shush seeing her, then health minister away as if ne-e— then health minister away as if tee a— then health minister away as if tee a ttttte— then health minister away as if he's a little boy.— then health minister away as if he's a little boy. but use less toote— he's a little boy. but use less looks broken _ he's a little boy. but use less looks broken and— he's a little boy. but use less looks broken and hugh james otttatet— looks broken and hugh james ciliated now— looks broken and hugh james ciliated now especially given he onottty— ciliated now especially given he proudly declared _ ciliated now especially given he proudly declared himself the stunteon— proudly declared himself the sturgeon unity— proudly declared himself the sturgeon unity candidate to win the sturgeon unity candidate to win tne eteetton— sturgeon unity candidate to win the election today— sturgeon unity candidate to win the election today he was forced to teny— the election today he was forced to teny nte— the election today he was forced to teny nte panty— the election today he was forced to deny his party was a criminal entennntee— to deny his party was a criminal entemntee ant— to deny his party was a criminal enterprise and came out with me— enterprise and came out with tnte otaeeto— enterprise and came out with this classic line— enterprise and came out with this classic line surprised he's teen— this classic line surprised he's been arrested. _ this classic line surprised he's been arrested. �*ft�*tzgc «to; been arrested. well, yes, of course i'm surprised. a one of my colleagues has been arrested. but it's a very serious matter tnteet— but it's a very serious matter tnteet . — but it's a very serious matter tnteet . tee.— but it's a very serious matter indeed . yes, it— but it's a very serious matter indeed . yes, it is.- but it's a very serious matter indeed . “tit; . tzi; ?ti. “g indeed. yes, it is. he's facing increasingly uncomfortable questioning, long overdue from the scottish media about whether sturgeon should be suspended pending the outcome of the

investigation in like this from colin mckay of stv news party has misled people about the state of its membership. you've lost your auditors. there's- lost your auditors. there's a note— lost your auditors. there's a oottee tntatny— lost your auditors. there's a police inquiry into your ttnaneee— police inquiry into your finances .— police inquiry into your finances . would you have finances. would you have exoeotet— finances. would you have exoeetet to— finances. would you have expected to know all of that as party— expected to know all of that as patty teatene— expected to know all of that as party leader? well again, i tntnt— party leader? well again, i tntnt ne— party leader? well again, i think we could— party leader? well again, i think we could have done more aount— think we could have done more around transparent rac there's no tetttnt— around transparent rac there's no tetttnt away— around transparent rac there's no getting away from that. the nentenentn— no getting away from that. the membership number is a great exantte. — membership number is a great example- we— membership number is a great example. �*ft�*tz; : membership number is a great example. “ membership number is a great example. : “ example. we should have been far more and transparent more up front and transparent around membership number. around the membership number. that going. that was a debacle and on going. but you'd expect to but as leader, you'd expect to know— but as leader, you'd expect to know about— but as leader, you'd expect to know about all— but as leader, you'd expect to know about all of— but as leader, you'd expect to know about all of that. you noutt— know about all of that. you noutt-to— know about all of that. you would-to know,- know about all of that. you would-to know, i. know about all of that. you would to know, i would would expect to know, i would tnattne—moetl would expect to know, i would imagine,_most ofl would expect to know, i would- imagine,_most of it. imagine, yes. about most of it. so imagine, yes. about most of it. so tteota— imagine, yes. about most of it. so nicola sturgeon— imagine, yes. about most of it. so nicola sturgeon-have. so nicola sturgeon should have known— so nicola sturgeon should have known-ot— so nicola sturgeon should have known -of that - so nicola sturgeon should have known of that then. known about all of that then. wett. — known about all of that then. wett. atatn— known about all of that then. well, again, that's nicola well, again, that's for nicola to-unat— well, again, that's for nicola to -what-knew. well, again, that's for nicolai to -what-knew and well, again, that's for nicola- to-what-knew and did to answer what she knew and did not-unetnen— to answer what she knew and did not-whether it's— to answer what she knew and did not whether it's about. but not know whether it's about. but you-nave— not know whether it's about. but you - have expected - not know whether it's about. but you have expected to know you would have expected to know tnat— you would have expected to know tnatltanty— you would have expected to know that-party leader— you would have expected to know that party leader now, you that as party leader now, you uoutt— that as party leader now, you would-expected- that as party leader now, you would expected her to know would have expected her to know tnat— would have expected her to know tnat-tytv— would have expected her to know tnat-tytt atatn— would have expected her to know that kyiv again, know that before kyiv again, i know unat— that before kyiv again, i know unat ny— that before kyiv again, i know what my expectations are. my exoeetattone— what my expectations are. my expto atone— what my expectations are. my expto know.— what my expectations are. my exp to know about issues around are to know about issues around nentenettn— are to know about issues around membership, numbers the membership, numbers around the party's— membership, numbers around the patty-e—eneat- party's finances. i can't speak for party's finances. i can't speak ton—knew- party's finances. i can't speak for—knew then. party's finances. i can't speak for—knew then at| for what nicola knew then at totynoot— for what nicola knew then at holyrood - useless. for what nicola knew then ati holyrood - useless was holyrood today. useless was laughed tried to laughed at as he tried to underplay the position he now

finds himself in. first minister is finds himself in. first minister telouee— finds himself in. first minister islcourse, not— finds himself in. first minister islcourse, not without- �*" “at; “ “ first minister is course, not without its is of course, not without its enattentee. — is of course, not without its challenges. -to. is of course, not without its. challenges. -to say, challenges. it is fair to say, but notwithstanding that perhaps the sorry state of the snp was summed up best by the scottish tories deputy leader megan gallagher, the snp is in total meltdown. humza yousaf is so tntettet— meltdown. humza yousaf is so tntettet to— meltdown. humza yousaf is so indebted to his— : humza yousaf is so indebted to his former mentors tnat— indebted to his former mentors tnat ne— indebted to his former mentors tnat ne utt— indebted to his former mentors that he will not— indebted to his former mentors that he will not do the right tntnt— that he will not do the right tntnt ant— that he will not do the right thing and suspend them while the tnteetttatton— thing and suspend them while the investigation is— thing and suspend them while the investigation is ongoing . it is investigation is ongoing. it is naet— investigation is ongoing. it is oaet ttne— investigation is ongoing. it is past time that— investigation is ongoing. it is past time that humza yousaf taottet— past time that humza yousaf tackled this— past time that humza yousaf tackled this scandal head on and nnovet— tackled this scandal head on and nnotet to— tackled this scandal head on and proved to me— tackled this scandal head on and proved to the scottish public tnat— proved to the scottish public tnat ne— proved to the scottish public tnat ne te— proved to the scottish public that he is his— proved to the scottish public that he is his own man. instead of that he is his own man. instead ot tetenttnt— that he is his own man. instead of defending and— that he is his own man. instead of defending and deflecting from his predecessors— of defending and deflecting from his predecessors tarnished tetaey— his predecessors tarnished tetaey. — his predecessors tarnished tetaey . so— his predecessors tarnished legacy. so all- his predecessors tarnished legacy . git legacy. so all of this has got me thinking today. has there ever been a fall from grace in british politics, more brutal than what scheming sturgeon is facing? i mean, don't get me wrong , queen nick deserves to be wrong, queen nick deserves to be shunned by scots. she treated the first ministerjob like a personal fiefdom, acting like a dodgy dictator, fuelling

nationalist hatred and turning scots against the english, all while driving her country into the ground . md but as i always the ground. md but as i always knew and used to tell you regularly, her act was a mirage based on personal ambition . in based on personal ambition. in the end, the fall of sturgeon may well have saved the united kingdom, but respond now, my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda platell ex—england footballer matt le tissier and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid . i mean broadcaster rebecca reid. i mean amanda patel, she's gone from controlling that party with an iron grip, as we saw her in that leaked video to being so politically toxic that eustice is surely going to have to suspend her while this investigation is ongoing . okay. investigation is ongoing. okay. can i first of all, preface- d d “t; okay. can i first of all, preface all my— can i first of all, preface all my nennaet— can i first of all, preface all my remarks with— can i first of all, preface all my remarks with people may have teen— my remarks with people may have been questioned— my remarks with people may have been questioned but not charged and been questioned but not charged ant neteaeet— been questioned but not charged and released upon— been questioned but not charged and released upon further investigation— and released upon further investigation .— and released upon further investigation . okay. so we've

investigation. okay. so we've got— investigation. okay. so we've tot tnat— investigation. okay. so we've got mm at— investigation. okay. so we've got that all straight and they teny— got that all straight and they teny ant— got that all straight and they teny ant tney— got that all straight and they deny and they deny all the otantee— deny and they deny all the enantee. nut— deny and they deny all the charges. but dan, can it really onty— charges. but dan, can it really onty te— charges. but dan, can it really onty te tne— charges. but dan, can it really only be the 15th— charges. but dan, can it really only be the 15th of february unen— only be the 15th of february when nicola— only be the 15th of february when nicola sturgeon got up and eat— when nicola sturgeon got up and said t— when nicola sturgeon got up and eatt . you— when nicola sturgeon got up and eatt . you know.— when nicola sturgeon got up and said , you know, you told me i said, you know, you told me i cant— said, you know, you told me i cant eatt— said, you know, you told me i can't call her— said, you know, you told me i can't call her that— said, you know, you told me i can't call her that overstuffed ttttte— can't call her that overstuffed ttttte nattte— can't call her that overstuffed little haggis anymore, but i tntnt— little haggis anymore, but i tntnt t— little haggis anymore, but i tntnt t can— little haggis anymore, but i think i can. i— little haggis anymore, but i think i can. i think i can. okay.— think i can. i think i can. okay. to— think i can. i think i can. okay. to on— think i can. i think i can. okay, go on. so- think i can. i think i can. okay, go on. so she got up and remember that— okay, go on. so she got up and remember that thing? was remember that thing? she was teat— remember that thing? she was tean etatnet— remember that thing? she was tear stained, right? she had natemnoot— tear stained, right? she had waterproof and waterproof mascara on going. and she waterproof mascara on going. and ene-tnat— waterproof mascara on going. and ene-tnat-tuotel she said that that famous quote eatt— she said that that famous quote eatt uttn— she said that that famous quote said with-head— she said that that famous quote said with head and my heart, said with my head and my heart, i. i said with my head and my heart, .. t know— said with my head and my heart, .. t know tnat— said with my head and my heart, i. i know that now— said with my head and my heart, i. i know that now is the right ttne— i. i know that now is the right ttme to— i. i know that now is the right time to stand— i. i know that now is the right time to stand down because i'm exnauetet— time to stand down because i'm exnauetet ty— time to stand down because i'm exhausted by this— time to stand down because i'm exhausted by this personal oeneeeutton— exhausted by this personal persecution and the way that eoetat— persecution and the way that social media— persecution and the way that social media has— persecution and the way that social media has come after me. tnt— social media has come after me. ant t— social media has come after me. ant t can-t— social media has come after me. and i can't stand— social media has come after me. and i can't stand it— social media has come after me. and i can't stand it anymore . and i can't stand it anymore. nut— and i can't stand it anymore. but toe— and i can't stand it anymore. but i've loved— and i can't stand it anymore. but i've loved the job i've tone.— but i've loved the job i've tone. teat— but i've loved the job i've done. yeah like- but i've loved the job i've done. yeah like six weeks later, her husband's— done. yeah like six weeks later, her husband's collared with all the her husband's collared with all tne onetaoee— her husband's collared with all the prefaces i've— her husband's collared with all the prefaces i've put on beforehand,— the prefaces i've put on beforehand, you know, and. and. teue— beforehand, you know, and. and. teue tan.— beforehand, you know, and. and. jesus, dan, tell— beforehand, you know, and. and. jesus, dan, tell me— beforehand, you know, and. and. jesus, dan, tell me if it is not tnue— jesus, dan, tell me if it is not tnue tnat— jesus, dan, tell me if it is not true that that— jesus, dan, tell me if it is not true that that scene, when they went— true that that scene, when they went to — true that that scene, when they went to net— true that that scene, when they went to her house,— true that that scene, when they went to her house, their house, nen— went to her house, their house, nen ant— went to her house, their house, nen ant nen— went to her house, their house, her and her husband's house, it ttne— her and her husband's house, it ttte a— her and her husband's house, it was like a scene— her and her husband's house, it was like a scene from line of tuty— was like a scene from line of tuty. you— was like a scene from line of tuty. you know.— was like a scene from line of duty, you know, they had all tneee— duty, you know, they had all these white _ duty, you know, they had all these white canopies everywhere, like these white canopies everywhere, ttte tney— these white canopies everywhere, ttte tney — these white canopies everywhere, like they were bringing out dead

tottee— like they were bringing out dead tottee. nut— like they were bringing out dead bodies. but they— like they were bringing out dead bodies. but they obviously meeeaet— bodies. but they obviously message someone and be like, has she message someone and be like, has ene—ot— message someone and be like, has she _of something. she been accused of something eteee—toot- she been accused of something else?_look, thati else? because that look, that was crazy. i mean, it was was just crazy. i mean, it was ene— was just crazy. i mean, it was ene naen-t— was just crazy. i mean, it was she hasn't let's— was just crazy. i mean, it was she hasn't let's just- i i mean, it was she hasn't let's just clear. she hasn't let's just be clear. sne— she hasn't let's just be clear. she-absolutely- she hasn't let's just be clear. she-absolutely has. i she hasn't absolutely has. absolutely. i've put my preface on-tot— absolutely. i've put my preface on-tot ot— absolutely. i've put my preface on-tot ot ny— absolutely. i've put my preface on top of my comments. so we on the top of my comments. so we nave— on the top of my comments. so we nave taeteatty— on the top of my comments. so we have basically she— on the top of my comments. so we have basically she goes head and neat.— have basically she goes head and team on.— have basically she goes head and team on. watt.— have basically she goes head and heart. oh, wait, wait, wait. and tnen— heart. oh, wait, wait, wait. and tnen-tete— heart. oh, wait, wait, wait. and then-gets collared,- heart. oh, wait, wait, wait. and then gets collared, then then husband gets collared, then then husband gets collared, then tne teaeunen— then husband gets collared, then the treasurer gets— then husband gets collared, then the treasurer gets collared and ene — the treasurer gets collared and ene tot— the treasurer gets collared and ene tot out— the treasurer gets collared and ene got out tn— the treasurer gets collared and she got out in the— the treasurer gets collared and she got out in the nick of time. you— she got out in the nick of time. you cant— she got out in the nick of time. you cant eay— she got out in the nick of time. you can't say that— she got out in the nick of time. you can't say that all you can say— you can't say that all you can eay te— you can't say that all you can eay te tnat— you can't say that all you can say is that maybe— you can't say that all you can say is that maybe she felt that the say is that maybe she felt that tne oneeeunee— say is that maybe she felt that the pressures were too great for net. — the pressures were too great for net. nut— the pressures were too great for net. om te— the pressures were too great for her. but it's just— the pressures were too great for her. but it's just incredibly convenient. _ her. but it's just incredibly convenient. but i don't forget tnat— convenient. but i don't forget mm a— convenient. but i don't forget mm a ten— convenient. but i don't forget that a few weeks— convenient. but i don't forget that a few weeks before just as her that a few weeks before just as net tntemten— that a few weeks before just as her interview with— that a few weeks before just as her interview with the bbc , she her interview with the bbc, she eatt. — her interview with the bbc, she eatt. to.— her interview with the bbc, she eatt. to. toe— her interview with the bbc, she said, no, i've got— her interview with the bbc, she said, no, i've got lots in the tank. — said, no, i've got lots in the tank. t— said, no, i've got lots in the tank. “ matt yeah, but tank. i mean. matt yeah, but tonya— tank. i mean. matt yeah, but tony. tne— tank. i mean. matt yeah, but tony, the whole— tank. “ matt yeah, but tony, the whole thing tank. matt yeah, but tony, the whole thing is she is ene-e— tony, the whole thing is she is she's basically— tony, the whole thing is she is she's basically got it's so hard to eay— she's basically got it's so hard to eay tnte— she's basically got it's so hard to eay tnte .— she's basically got it's so hard to say this . she— she's basically got it's so hard to say this . she is. we all know to say this. she is. we all know a ettuatton— to say this. she is. we all know a situation when— to say this. she is. we all know a situation when you've got duds anount— a situation when you've got duds anount you— a situation when you've got duds anount you ant— a situation when you've got duds around you and you basically nave— around you and you basically nave to— around you and you basically nave to tet— around you and you basically have to get out— around you and you basically have to get out before you get tnattet— have to get out before you get tnattet toun— have to get out before you get dragged down with them. and i tntnt— dragged down with them. and i tntnt tnat— dragged down with them. and i think that she's— dragged down with them. and i think that she's just shown neneett—

think that she's just shown neneett to— think that she's just shown herself to be _ think that she's just shown herself to be what she is the noet— herself to be what she is the most calculating— herself to be what she is the most calculating and cold woman, but most calculating and cold woman, tut ene— most calculating and cold woman, tut ene cannot— most calculating and cold woman, but she cannot stand down teauee— but she cannot stand down because that— but she cannot stand down because that would basically, vou— because that would basically, you know. — because that would basically, you know, what's— because that would basically, you know, what's his name, the guy— you know, what's his name, the guy tnom — you know, what's his name, the guy tnom ttne— you know, what's his name, the guy from line of— you know, what's his name, the guy from line of duty, dunbar, tnat— guy from line of duty, dunbar, tnat tt— guy from line of duty, dunbar, tnat tt you— guy from line of duty, dunbar, that if you walk— guy from line of duty, dunbar, that if you walk out on the eueteot— that if you walk out on the suspect, then— that if you walk out on the suspect, then it— that if you walk out on the suspect, then it makes them look more suspicious— suspect, then it makes them look more suspicious .— suspect, then it makes them look more suspicious . well, of more suspicious. well, of course. is that- more suspicious. well, of course. is that okay to say tnate— course. is that okay to say tnate wett— course. is that okay to say that? well look, - course. is that okay to say that? well look, you said it. tou— that? well look, you said it. ton tutt— that? well look, you said it. now just stressed _ that? well look, you said it. now just stressed at- that? well look, you said it. now just stressed at this- that? well look, you said it. now just stressed at this point. sturgeon has made it absolutely teat— sturgeon has made it absolutely etean tnat— sturgeon has made it absolutely clear that she— sturgeon has made it absolutely clear that she has— sturgeon has made it absolutely clear that she has not been amnoaenet— clear that she has not been amnoaenet ty— clear that she has not been approached by the police, that ene— approached by the police, that ene te— approached by the police, that ene te nappy— approached by the police, that ene te nappy to— approached by the police, that she is happy to cooperate with the she is happy to cooperate with tne tottee— she is happy to cooperate with tne oottee tt— she is happy to cooperate with the police if she— she is happy to cooperate with the police if she is questioned, if the police if she is questioned, tt tney— the police if she is questioned, tt tney want— the police if she is questioned, if they want to _ the police if she is questioned, if they want to speak to her. ant— if they want to speak to her. ant ene— if they want to speak to her. and she knew— if they want to speak to her. and she knew nothing- if they want to speak to her. and she knew nothing about it. the guy she's been sleeping with for tired, married life , i mean, for tired, married life, i mean, she wouldn't be the first person, not know what her person, not to know what her husband doing. that's very husband was doing. that's very true. wouldn't also be the true. she wouldn't also be the first who did know. i'm first person who did know. i'm not saying that. i did not say theory theory. do not say theory in theory. i do not say that. prefaced it. it's that. only prefaced it. it's fine . i prefaced it. matt le fine. i prefaced it. matt le tissier. want to speak tissier. i want to speak a little about media here. little bit about the media here. both the scottish media and the teetntneten— both the scottish media and the westminster because even westminster media, because even just westminster media, because even tuetleoutte— westminster media, because even tuetlooutte ot— westminster media, because even just couple of weeks just a couple of weeks ago, nont— just a couple of weeks ago, nttnt—atoutl

just a couple of weeks ago,- right_about this right when we knew about this tnteetttatton— right when we knew about this investigation going on, still vtnttn— investigation going on, still vtnttn ttt— investigation going on, still virgin did this— investigation going on, still virgin did this lap of honour. vou— virgin did this lap of honour. you know.— virgin did this lap of honour. you know, she— virgin did this lap of honour. you know, she was on itv's tonnatne— you know, she was on itv's lorraine being— you know, she was on itv's lorraine being treated as this mutant— lorraine being treated as this brilliant leader.— lorraine being treated as this brilliant leader. then sky teue-e— brilliant leader. then sky news's beth— brilliant leader. then sky news's beth rigby sat down with her news's beth rigby sat down with net ant— news's beth rigby sat down with her and treated— news's beth rigby sat down with her and treated her like an ateotute— her and treated her like an absolute departing hero. yeah the absolute departing hero. yeah tne netta— absolute departing hero. yeah the media have— absolute departing hero. yeah the media have been totally exnoeet— the media have been totally exposed here,— the media have been totally exposed here, haven't they ? exposed here, haven't they? i ton-t— exposed here, haven't they? i ton-t tntnt— exposed here, haven't they? i don't think it's— exposed here, haven't they? i don't think it's the— exposed here, haven't they? i don't think it's the first- exposed here, haven't they? i don't think it's the first time they've been totally exposed over the last few years, to be honest. but yes, they have again, come blissett in everything that's gone on. they loved her because she was- “t; g y?“ they loved her because she was their cowo— loved her because she was their covto neno. — loved her because she was their covid hero, wasn't— loved her because she was their covid hero, wasn't she? she was the covid hero, wasn't she? she was tne one— covid hero, wasn't she? she was tne nno — covid hero, wasn't she? she was the one who wanted to lock down all the one who wanted to lock down at on— the one who wanted to lock down at on tne— the one who wanted to lock down all on the same— the one who wanted to lock down all on the same stuff. all on the same draconian stuff. ant— all on the same draconian stuff. ant teauee— all on the same draconian stuff. and because-all- all on the same draconian stuff. and because all the and because she's all on the eaneo-s— and because she's all on the same -so .you're- and because she's all on the same -so .you're a. and because she's all on the- same -so .you're a woman, same side. so if you're a woman, you're exempt from the rules that apply to any male politician. but remember her heart head? no, sorry. heart and her head? no, sorry. sorry a hidden heart. i mean, there's incredible things there's some incredible things that gone on these last that have gone on these last couple and the scenes couple of weeks and the scenes that outside their house that we saw outside their house that we saw outside their house that just wasn't a normal scene for something that may be a bit of a bit of fraud going on. i

don't think you can say that. ott— don't think you can say that. ott te— don't think you can say that. ott t can— don't think you can say that. ott t can t— don't think you can say that. did i? can i not?— don't think you can say that. did i? can i not? no.- don't think you can say that. did i? can i not? no. i- don't think you can say that. did i? can i not? no. i think you went too far. but it was the big the big white tent outside the front of associate. that tent with one associates, that tent with one associates, that tent with one associates, that tent with a different but but, but, the point is. right, but, but the point is. right, sturgeon but, but the point is. right, stunteon nae— but, but the point is. right, sturgeon has been- but, but the point is. right, sturgeon has been the- right, sturgeon has been the elected ttnet— sturgeon has been the elected first minister. _ sturgeon has been the elected first minister. we— sturgeon has been the elected first minister. we saw whether you— first minister. we saw whether you unetnen— first minister. we saw whether you whether you _ first minister. we saw whether you whether you agreed with note— you whether you agreed with boris johnson. _ you whether you agreed with boris johnson. right. or not. we tne— boris johnson. right. or not. we saw the absolute— boris johnson. right. or not. we saw the absolute media hysteria a tneee— saw the absolute media hysteria a nteee ot— saw the absolute media hysteria over a piece of cake where the man minimum penalty was going to be a— man minimum penalty was going to be a net— man minimum penalty was going to be a fixed penalty.— man minimum penalty was going to be a fixed penalty. notice, you know.— be a fixed penalty. notice, you know. notntnt— be a fixed penalty. notice, you know, nothing that's of any note. — know, nothing that's of any note. you— know, nothing that's of any note. you know,— know, nothing that's of any note. you know, it's like tetttnt— note. you know, it's like tetttnt a— note. you know, it's like getting a speeding ticket and the getting a speeding ticket and tne netta— getting a speeding ticket and the media day— getting a speeding ticket and the media day in, day out were nounttnt— the media day in, day out were nounttnt ttn— the media day in, day out were hounding him over this. kate yean— hounding him over this. kate yean tnene-e— hounding him over this. kate yeah, there's a— hounding him over this. kate yeah, there's a missing £600,000 ant— yeah, there's a missing £600,000 ant tteota— yeah, there's a missing £600,000 and nicola sturgeon— yeah, there's a missing £600,000 and nicola sturgeon can go tnnoutn— and nicola sturgeon can go through entire— and nicola sturgeon can go through entire interviews, enttne— through entire interviews, enttne tneee— through entire interviews, entire press conferences without tueetton— entire press conferences without one question being asked. and i know— one question being asked. and i know you-te— one question being asked. and i know you've been— one question being asked. and i know you've been on the media nat— know you've been on the media nat ton— know you've been on the media nat ton tne— know you've been on the media mat for the past— know you've been on the media mat for the past three years, ant— mat for the past three years, ant t— mat for the past three years, ant t tntnt— mat for the past three years, and i think this— mat for the past three years, and i think this is so significant.- and i think this is so significant. it is incredibly significant.— significant. it is incredibly significant. _ significant. it is incredibly significant. ' “t: significant. it is incredibly significant. '“t: e significant. it is incredibly significant. ' “t: e c significant. and it feels like they they're only going to ask

those questions once . they those questions once. they literally have no option because everybody else in the country knows about it. they have to wait until that tipping point where it's got out on every other bit of social media before they go, oh, hang on a minute. too many people know there's other people in the same. start asking some questions- other people in the same. start asking some questions at- “ start asking some questions at the moment— asking some questions at the nnonnent ant— asking some questions at the moment. and that's happened. the eane—tnue- same conspiracy. is that true that she has been in a press conference since this broke and no journalist the no journalist asked the question? well, at her farewell, at-taneuett— question? well, at her farewell, at-farewell press— at her farewell press conference, - at her farewell press conference, last conference, it was the last tueetton. — conference, it was the last question. and- conference, it was the last question. and at- conference, it was the last question. “t: conference, it was the last question. '“t: question. and at that was that not invited to her? she walked away from the podium. now, the point that i'm making, it should have been the first question, but was obvious first but it was the obvious first question quoting because question you're quoting because there's investigation there's a police investigation into snp finance . we the into the snp finance. we the last we don't know- 53k 37�* �*" i we the last we don't know that. we ton-t— last we don't know that. we ton-t tnou— last we don't know that. we don't know that— last we don't know that. we don't know that the police investigation. _ don't know that the police investigation. we don't know unen— investigation. we don't know unen-. - investigation. we don't know unen-. t- investigation. we don't know unen-. t we- investigation. we don't know| when-. i we knew investigation. we don't know- when-. i we knew when when it started. i we knew when she had quit that that it had been going because it's been going lots us have worked going to lots of us have worked in for a long time. in journalism for a long time. we know that the main

we know that the main thing we know that the main thing oeotte— we know that the main thing people want— we know that the main thing people uant te— we know that the main thing people want is traffic and attentton— people want is traffic and attention-is- people want is traffic and attention.-is an- attention. this is an interesting- attention. this is an interesting story. click interesting story. people click onno— tneat- on it. there is no great eoneotnaey— on it. there is no great conspiracy in- on it. there is no great conspiracy in the media other man— conspiracy in the media other tnan—on- conspiracy in the media other tnan—on youn- than getting eyes on your etontee. — than getting eyes on your stories. come- than getting eyes on your stories. “ than getting eyes on your stories. t:3t“ [13.. “g than getting eyes on your stories. tit“ c1t:3..“tg stories. come on. getting lots of come on, man. no other traffic and attention she traffic and attention that she had. the sisterhood behind her. toe— had. the sisterhood behind her. t-ye-nonttnt— had. the sisterhood behind her. i've-working-for- i've been working in it for yeane — i've been working in it for yea ittey- i've been working in it for years. .they care- i've been working in it for years. i've been working in it for- years. .they care about is years. all they care about is who's of the who's at the top of the leaderboard for traffic. that's all cares about in a all anybody cares about in a newsroom. meeting. newsroom. there is no meeting. we where they say this. we go to where they say this. tn — we go to where they say this. tn eonny. — we go to where they say this. i'm sorry. you'll— we go to where they say this. i'm sorry. you'll obe doesn't namen. — i'm sorry. you'll obe doesn't happen. �*" i'm sorry. you'll obe doesn't happen. completely naive if you do not believe that the media in this ideologically this country is ideologically driven. they something sorted sturgeon. they. sturgeon. they don't. they they. they draconian they loved her. draconian policies lockdown and let policies during lockdown and let me you. let tell you, if me tell you. let me tell you, if this had been a conservative politician, she would have been hammered on and questioned hammered on it and questioned about day. think about it every day. and i think the media have egg on their face, for letting the face, actually, for letting the snp questioned on snp leader not be questioned on this. mean , it's just bizarre this. i mean, it's just bizarre to me. but rebecca read this. i mean, it's just bizarre to theiut rebecca read this. i mean, it's just bizarre to the tissier, rebecca read this. i mean, it's just bizarre to the tissier, amandaa read this. i mean, it's just bizarre to the tissier, amanda bucha matt le tissier, amanda bucha my superstar are all superstar panel are here all night. and just a quick legal note. allegations note. the allegations surrounding finances note. the allegations surideniedg finances note. the allegations suridenied by finances note. the allegations suridenied by all finances note. the allegations suridenied by all partiesiances are denied by all parties involved the police involved. the police investigation ongoing and no investigation is ongoing and no charges have been brought

against anyone now coming up, as the number of channel migrants invading our shores passes 5000 this year, why is welsh labour planning to give young asylum seekers a £1,600 monthly allowance ? nigel farage. he allowance? nigel farage. he can't believe this and he's live on it soon. but first, with fresh criticism directed at phillip schofield by ex culture secretary nadine dorries for his abhorrent behaviour towards a co—host . is abhorrent behaviour towards a co—host. is it time for the scandal hit this morning? presenter to be replaced by alison hammond , tv firebrand kim alison hammond, tv firebrand kim woodburn . she has her own issues woodburn. she has her own issues with phillip . she is going to with phillip. she is going to take on amy ainsley on this next. but what do you think? email me down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. the clash with kim woodburn. oh, my goodness. i cannot wait. straight the .

11 on gb news the people's champion . nigel farage and tom champion. nigel farage and tom nonet— champion. nigel farage and tom nonen tott— champion. nigel farage and tom nonen mm on— champion. nigel farage and tom bower both on the— nigel farage and tom bower both on the way. but ttme— bower both on the way. but ttnet. tne— bower both on the way. but first, the clash— bower both on the way. but first, the clash ,_ bower both on the way. but first, the clash , conservative first, the clash, conservative mp and former culture secretary nadine dorries has launched her new column in the daily mail by slamming itv star phillip schofield for his behaviour . on schofield for his behaviour. on this morning, she wrote, on one occasion i witnessed what appeared to be somewhat intimidating dating behaviour. holly willoughby was away and as her stand in, looked down at her script, obviously wanting to see who or what was coming up next. philip glared at her and began

to jab at her script with his finger . i to jab at her script with his finger. i don't know about her, but he scared me . now dorries but he scared me. now dorries has called for itv to replace phillip with the increasingly popular alison hammond, who for covered the star while his brother was convicted of child sex offenders earlier this month . this is not the first scandal for schofe in recent months. let's be honest. it included the infamous q gate saga . it took me infamous q gate saga. it took me probably infamous q gate saga. it took me onotatty a— infamous q gate saga. it took me onotatty a yean— infamous q gate saga. it took me onotatty a yean. te— qt c1t?.t:3 g it took me probably a year, 18 months tetone— probably a year, 18 months tetone t— probably a year, 18 months before i was— probably a year, 18 months before i was actually glad that i'd before i was actually glad that tt euntyet. — before i was actually glad that i'd survived. wow— before i was actually glad that i'd survived. .“ i'd survived. wow. wow. gosh, even at 43% of your body, 43% and emmerdale twisted teacher maya. that's actress louisa klein will be here talking about guys, we're going to have to jump guys, we're going to have to jump in there and stop you, i'm afraid because we're a bit tight for time this end, so thank for time at this end, so thank you, ruth. and we'll catch you guys— you, ruth. and we'll catch you guys a _ you, ruth. and we'll catch you tuye a ttttte— you, ruth. and we'll catch you guys a little bit— you, ruth. and we'll catch you guys a little bit later. - 3...“ and we'll catch you guys a little bit later. thank you— guys a little bit later. thank you teny— guys a little bit later. thank you teny muon— guys a little bit later. thank you very much. thank you . so as

you very much. thank you. so as the you very much. thank you. so as tne tonne— you very much. thank you. so as tne tonne ty— you very much. thank you. so as the former tv favourite sees a ot— the former tv favourite sees a series of scandals— the former tv favourite sees a series of scandals centre's pooutantty— series of scandals centre's popularity crashing through the toe— popularity crashing through the ttoon tontttt— popularity crashing through the floor tonight, i'm asking should this floor tonight, i'm asking should the nonntnt— floor tonight, i'm asking should this morning replace phillip senottett— this morning replace phillip schofield with— this morning replace phillip schofield with alison hammond? tmatt— schofield with alison hammond? tmatt me— schofield with alison hammond? tmatt me dan— schofield with alison hammond? email me dan at— schofield with alison hammond? . j?“ tc1?yt\ schofield with alison hammond? . j?“ c1'fyt\ email me dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. our poll running there. but to debate this tonight, tv personality and queen of clean, kim woodburn , queen of clean, kim woodburn, who has famously clashed with phillip on air, and former apprentice candidate amy anzel. so now kim woodburn. look, let's be honest about this. you have your own issues with phillip. and i believe he has recently banned you from supporting one of your friends on the set of dancing on ice . absolutely . a dancing on ice. absolutely. a tntent— dancing on ice. absolutely. a tntent ot— dancing on ice. absolutely. a friend of mine— dancing on ice. absolutely. a friend of mine was— dancing on ice. absolutely. a friend of mine was on- j?“ti. “g t3t“ ti.t:3 absolutely. a friend of mine was on that. j?“ti. “g t?“ ti.t:3 absolutely. a friend of mine was on that. and i friend of mine was on that. and t tot— friend of mine was on that. and t tot a— friend of mine was on that. and t got a eeaet— friend of mine was on that. and i got a message from him saying ttn— i got a message from him saying ytn noutt— i got a message from him saying ytn noutt you— i got a message from him saying kim would you be— i got a message from him saying kim would you be my guest for the kim would you be my guest for tne tttet— kim would you be my guest for the first night?— kim would you be my guest for the first night? _ kim would you be my guest for the first night? 1 3 kim would you be my guest for the first night? ' “t: the first night? and you know, i said, of course i will. well, anyway, i didn't— said, of course i will. well, anyway, i didn't hear- t: i .. well, anyway, i didn't hear a word and the anyway, i didn't hear a word and tne tttet— anyway, i didn't hear a word and tne tttet nttnt— anyway, i didn't hear a word and the first night was— anyway, i didn't hear a word and the first night was coming up, so the first night was coming up, eo t— the first night was coming up, eo t tot— the first night was coming up, eo t got onto— the first night was coming up, eo t got onto my— the first night was coming up, so i got onto my friend and they eatt.— so i got onto my friend and they eatt. yett—

so i got onto my friend and they said, well, funny— so i got onto my friend and they said, well, funny enough, i naten-t— said, well, funny enough, i haven't heard— said, well, funny enough, i haven't heard anything. he said, let haven't heard anything. he said, tet ne— haven't heard anything. he said, tet ne nave— haven't heard anything. he said, let me have another go. anyway, nattnt— let me have another go. anyway, nattnt nat— let me have another go. anyway, having had another— let me have another go. anyway, having had another go, they tttn-t. — having had another go, they didn't. phillips— having had another go, they didn't. phillips schofield did not want— didn't. phillips schofield did not want ne— didn't. phillips schofield did not want me in— didn't. phillips schofield did not want me in the audience teauee— not want me in the audience because , as you— not want me in the audience because , as you know, they walk because, as you know, they walk anount— because, as you know, they walk anount ant— because, as you know, they walk anount ant tt— because, as you know, they walk around and if i— because, as you know, they walk around and if i happened to be tnee— around and if i happened to be tnete .— around and if i happened to be there , whether— around and if i happened to be there , whether he— around and if i happened to be there , whether he was afraid i'd there, whether he was afraid i'd tneutt— there, whether he was afraid i'd tneutt ttm— there, whether he was afraid i'd tneutt ntm t— there, whether he was afraid i'd insult him, i wouldn't have. it ny— insult him, i wouldn't have. it was my friends— insult him, i wouldn't have. it was my friends night. there uoutt— was my friends night. there noutt nave— was my friends night. there would have been nothing like tnat— would have been nothing like me at— would have been nothing like me at at.— would have been nothing like that at all. but— would have been nothing like that at all. but the point is unnat— that at all. but the point is ttnat potte— that at all. but the point is what power does he have? i am tottttten— what power does he have? i am tottttten to— what power does he have? i am forbidden to come— what power does he have? i am forbidden to come on a show. tt-e— forbidden to come on a show. we ny— forbidden to come on a show. tt-e nny oatttne— forbidden to come on a show. it's my calling. the now kim on taet— it's my calling. the now kim on taet nttnt-e— it's my calling. the now kim on last night's show,— it's my calling. the now kim on last night's show, i— it's my calling. the now kim on last night's show, i actually teeettet— last night's show, i actually described phillip schofield as the described phillip schofield as tne noet— described phillip schofield as the most loathsome man on tv. atteon— the most loathsome man on tv. alison hammond— the most loathsome man on tv. alison hammond is— the most loathsome man on tv. alison hammond is the- the most loathsome man on tv. alison hammond is the nicest woman on tv. so why don't itv actually back the good guy for once? well, you see, now i'm going to say something to you. there's something going on tnat-e— there's something going on men tttty— there's something going on that's dirty arnie among the note— that's dirty arnie among the higher echelon— that's dirty arnie among the higher echelon of that channel. tnete-e— higher echelon of that channel. tnete-e eonne— higher echelon of that channel. there's some. i— higher echelon of that channel. there's some. i can't. i can't. toot.— there's some. i can't. i can't. toot. tn— there's some. i can't. i can't. toot. tn not— there's some. i can't. i can't. look, i'm not going. i'm tttnttne— look, i'm not going. i'm thinking. i'm— look, i'm not going. i'm thinking. i'm not going to say it. thinking. i'm not going to say tt. nut— thinking. i'm not going to say tt. nut tnt— thinking. i'm not going to say

it. but phil has— thinking. i'm not going to say it. but phil has a— thinking. i'm not going to say it. but phil has a connection nttn— it. but phil has a connection nttn tne— it. but phil has a connection with the higher— it. but phil has a connection with the higher echelon which ntoteote— with the higher echelon which ntoteete ntn — with the higher echelon which protects him completely from tent— protects him completely from tetnt tntoun— protects him completely from being thrown off— protects him completely from being thrown off that dance show . te— being thrown off that dance show . te eoutt— being thrown off that dance show . te eoutt to— being thrown off that dance show . he could do what— being thrown off that dance show . he could do what he wants. he eay— . he could do what he wants. he eay unat— . he could do what he wants. he eay ttnat ne— . he could do what he wants. he can say what he wants. he tneutte— can say what he wants. he insults people. _ can say what he wants. he insults people. he insulted me. te-e— insults people. he insulted me. te-e tute— insults people. he insulted me. te-e tute ant— insults people. he insulted me. he's rude and nasty. so. so, kim tattne— he's rude and nasty. so. so, kim nadine dorries said his behaviour was intimidating in the studio towards his co—host . the studio towards his co—host. did you feel intimidated by him at all? did you see any of this behaviour? yeah, not just me. he ateotutety— behaviour? yeah, not just me. he absolutely wagged_ behaviour? yeah, not just me. he absolutely wagged his— ”7 yeah, not just me. he absolutely wagged his finger at me ae you— absolutely wagged his finger at me as you saw it,— absolutely wagged his finger at me as you saw it, and i said, out— me as you saw it, and i said, out you— me as you saw it, and i said, but you weren't— me as you saw it, and i said, but you weren't in- me as you saw it, and i said, but you weren't in the house. you— but you weren't in the house. you ton-t— but you weren't in the house. you don't know— but you weren't in the house. you don't know what goes on. the big you don't know what goes on. the on nnotnet— you don't know what goes on. the big brother house.— you don't know what goes on. the big brother house. he was nottttte. — big brother house. he was horrible. whatever household ne-e— horrible. whatever household ne-e tot— horrible. whatever household ne-e tot oen— horrible. whatever household he's got over the— horrible. whatever household he's got over the higher echelon , he's got over the higher echelon . tne— he's got over the higher echelon .tne eetete— he's got over the higher echelon , the secrets being— he's got over the higher echelon , the secrets being kept, we ton-t— , the secrets being kept, we ton-t want— , the secrets being kept, we don't want him _ , the secrets being kept, we don't want him on television . we don't want him on television. we ton-t— don't want him on television. we ton-t want— don't want him on television. we ton-t ttant tne— don't want him on television. we don't want the man— don't want him on television. we don't want the man . “ don't want the man. i mean. okay.— don't want the man. i mean. otay. amy.— don't want the man. i mean. okay, amy. and look , i know okay, amy. and look, i know you're going to defend phillip schofield tonight. god knows why, but good on you for doing that. can tell you, that. but can i just tell you, look, you've got three of the country's most respected women, all women know very well, all women who i know very well,

kim amanda holden , kim woodburn, amanda holden, nadine dorries, saying they nadine dorries, all saying they have witnessed appalling behaviour from phillip schofield. i know people who have had their careers ruined by this guy. why should he keep his job? well look, i don't think he should be replaced . i think he should be replaced. i think he deserves should be replaced. i think he teeentee to— should be replaced. i think he deserves to keep— should be replaced. i think he deserves to keep his- : i: ithink he deserves to keep his job because, well,- deserves to keep his job because, well, for example, i know— because, well, for example, i know toe— because, well, for example, i know he teat— because, well, for example, i know i've read so— because, well, for example, i know i've read so much about his ttotnet— know i've read so much about his brother obviously— know i've read so much about his brother obviously being convicted— brother obviously being convicted did and for a reason atte— convicted did and for a reason ttte mat.— convicted did and for a reason ttte tnat. t— convicted did and for a reason like that, i don't— convicted did and for a reason like that, i don't think he enoutt— like that, i don't think he enoutt te— like that, i don't think he should be losing his job. i peeonatty— should be losing his job. i personally we— should be losing his job. i personally we haven't had any tntetaetton— personally we haven't had any interaction with— personally we haven't had any interaction with him. for all i know.— interaction with him. for all i know. tneee— interaction with him. for all i know, these could be just false aoeueattone— know, these could be just false aoeueattone .— know, these could be just false accusations . you— know, these could be just false accusations . you know what is accusations. you know what is proven?— accusations. you know what is woven? t— accusations. you know what is ptotene t ton-t— accusations. you know what is proven? i don't know. i wasn't tnete— proven? i don't know. i wasn't tnete to— proven? i don't know. i wasn't there to witness— proven? i don't know. i wasn't there to witness it— proven? i don't know. i wasn't there to witness it all i know is there to witness it all i know te a— there to witness it all i know is a situation— there to witness it all i know is a situation that's been nepottet— is a situation that's been teoottet tn— is a situation that's been reported in the news report teoeatetty.— reported in the news report repeatedly, like _ reported in the news report repeatedly, like his brother tent— repeatedly, like his brother being convicted . and then he's being convicted. and then he's etanttnt— being convicted. and then he's etanttnt ty— being convicted. and then he's standing by and— being convicted. and then he's standing by and saying, you know.— standing by and saying, you know. t— standing by and saying, you know, i don't— standing by and saying, you know, i don't have a brother anyone so— know, i don't have a brother anyone so t— know, i don't have a brother anymore. so i think that makes ttm— anymore. so i think that makes ntn toot— anymore. so i think that makes him look-good.- anymore. so i think that makes him look good. actually him look really good. actually atnte. — him look really good. actually atnte. |ton-t— him look really good. actually arnie. idon't think— him look really good. actually arnie. don't think he should arnie. i don't think he should be tentaoet.— arnie. i don't think he should be replaced-he's- arnie. i don't think he should be replaced. he's doing be replaced. i think he's doing a tteat— be replaced. i think he's doing a tteat tot. — be replaced. i think he's doing a tteat on t— be replaced. i think he's doing a great job. if alison hammond,

atte— a great job. if alison hammond, some one like her,— a great job. if alison hammond, some one like her, proves to be ooputat— some one like her, proves to be more popular for— some one like her, proves to be more popular for amongst the viewers over time, we will see unat— viewers over time, we will see ttnat nannene. — viewers over time, we will see ttnat nannene. t— viewers over time, we will see what happens. i mean, it's all about— what happens. i mean, it's all about tne— what happens. i mean, it's all about the ratings,— what happens. i mean, it's all about the ratings, as we know . about the ratings, as we know. n...— about the ratings, as we know. th. ueatt— about the ratings, as we know. kim, would how— about the ratings, as we know. kim, would how would- about the ratings, as we know. kim, would how would you respond to that? it appears to me you ton-t— to that? it appears to me you ton-t teatty— to that? it appears to me you don't really watch _ .“?.7 it appears to me you don't really watch the film. the enout— don't really watch the film. the enon. to — don't really watch the film. the enon. to youe— don't really watch the film. the show, do you? you— don't really watch the film. the show, do you? you don't watch it, to — show, do you? you don't watch it, to youe— show, do you? you don't watch n, to you? tne— show, do you? you don't watch it, do you? the lady kim, how otten— it, do you? the lady kim, how otten nave— it, do you? the lady kim, how often have you— it, do you? the lady kim, how often have you watched it? i wont— often have you watched it? i wont tnom — often have you watched it? i work from home.— often have you watched it? i work from home. t:t3t often have you watched it? i work from home. t:t:3t i . work from home. i do watch it. how often do you watch it ? i how often do you watch it? i watch it several times a week. why does that matter ? i why does that matter? i personally haven't been . are you personally haven't been. are you saying that every day he does something to offend? so you don't respect that— “g 37 so you don't respect that women? not tuet— don't respect that women? not tuet ne— don't respect that women? not tuet tottet— don't respect that women? not just me. forget me . i don't care just me. forget me. i don't care unat— just me. forget me. i don't care ttnat you— just me. forget me. i don't care ttnat you tntnt— just me. forget me. i don't care what you think about me. it's ttneteyant. — what you think about me. it's irrelevant. so _ what you think about me. it's irrelevant. so women like nadine totttee— irrelevant. so women like nadine totttee ant— irrelevant. so women like nadine dorries and other— irrelevant. so women like nadine dorries and other lovely people won-te— dorries and other lovely people wonwe eatt— dorries and other lovely people who've said the— dorries and other lovely people who've said the intimidates tnem— who've said the intimidates tnem uoeete— who've said the intimidates them, upsets them . you don't them, upsets them. you don't tettewe— them, upsets them. you don't believe them— them, upsets them. you don't believe them .— them, upsets them. you don't believe them . you don't always believe them. you don't always waten— believe them. you don't always waton tne— believe them. you don't always watch the show— believe them. you don't always watch the show . _ believe them. you don't always watch the show . ?it:3 watch the show. these are just a few women that have had these interactions with him. nothing has been proven. i haven't really read about this. they're

not into actions.— really read about this. they're not into actions. this- : they're not into actions. this thing , not into actions. this thing, you,— not into actions. this thing, you. tneee— not into actions. this thing, you, these words you use, you nte— you, these words you use, you mean his downright rude ness and tutttnt— mean his downright rude ness and outttnt tnem— mean his downright rude ness and putting them down— mean his downright rude ness and putting them down and japanese ttntet— putting them down and japanese ttntet. tnat-e— putting them down and japanese finger. that's not— putting them down and japanese finger. that's not interaction . finger. that's not interaction. tt-e— finger. that's not interaction. tt-e ttetuettnt— finger. that's not interaction. it's disgusting behaviour. �*" it's disgusting behaviour. if wagging— it's disgusting behaviour. if wagging my— it's disgusting behaviour. if wagging my finger- it's disgusting behaviour. if wagging my finger would you call the interaction ? don't talk. the interaction? don't talk. just the interaction? don't talk. tuet tny— the interaction? don't talk. tuet tny .— the interaction? don't talk. tuet tny . t— the interaction? don't talk. just try. i mean,- the interaction? don't talk. just try. i mean, can- i t3t“7 don't talk. just try. i mean, can you i 7 don't talk. just try. i mean, can you hear me— just try. i mean, can you hear ne 7 — just try. i mean, can you hear ne 7 yet.— just try. i mean, can you hear ne 7 yet. t— just try. i mean, can you hear me ? yes, i heard- just try. i mean, can you hear me ? yes, i heard you- just try. i mean, can you hear me ? t/t:3~3t : .t:3t..t: just try. i mean, can you hear me ? 435 : .t3t..t: ?“t: me? yes, i heard you loud and clear. no i haven't seen . are clear. no i haven't seen. are you saying that every day on this morning he wags his finger at the women sitting across from him? i did not say that. open your ears. you're “7 t3 t3 open your ears. you're obviously going— your ears. you're obviously totnt teat. — your ears. you're obviously totnt teat. at— your ears. you're obviously going deaf. at no time did i say i going deaf. at no time did i say t neat— going deaf. at no time did i say t neat you— going deaf. at no time did i say i hear you loud— going deaf. at no time did i say i hear you loud and clear. iiyt i hear you loud and clear. my compute— i hear you loud and clear. my compute te— i hear you loud and clear. my computer is working just fine . i computer is working just fine. i don't care what you think because you talk rubbish . what because you talk rubbish. what about the queen i what about the queen incident? when he about the queen incident? when ne tuntet— about the queen incident? when ne jumped tne— about the queen incident? when he jumped the queue by putting a tneee— he jumped the queue by putting a tee tat— he jumped the queue by putting a tee tag on— he jumped the queue by putting a tee tag on ny— he jumped the queue by putting a press bag on my scuse me. oh, youte— press bag on my scuse me. oh, youte tne— press bag on my scuse me. oh, youte tne type— press bag on my scuse me. oh, you're the type of— press bag on my scuse me. oh, you're the type of person i'd to towe— you're the type of person i'd to tote nave— you're the type of person i'd to tote nave a—

you're the type of person i'd to tote nave a 90— you're the type of person i'd to love have a go at— you're the type of person i'd to love have a go at because you're so love have a go at because you're eo tnnn— love have a go at because you're eo tntot. tt-e— love have a go at because you're so thick. it's not— love have a go at because you're so thick. it's not even believable.- so thick. it's not even believable. oh very well educated. _ believable. oh very well educated. i— believable. oh very well educated. t3”?t3 .. 3 believable. oh very well educated. 333 3 believable. oh very well- educated. i graduated laude from my university, which is one of the top universities of the world. and i don't know what you're referring to. i'm sorry. i'm a very intelligent woman. i'm a very intelligent woman. i'm sorry you feel that way. i thought you knew the history of tnttttt— thought you knew the history of phillip schofield,— thought you knew the history of phillip schofield, but you don't know— phillip schofield, but you don't know wnat— phillip schofield, but you don't know what research researched tt. — know what research researched tt. tut.— know what research researched tt. tut. tut.— know what research researched it. but. but. but,— know what research researched it. but. but. but, amy.- know what research researched it. but. but. but, amy. but amy, this dates right back to a really good woman like fern britton. who? who? philip also tteatet— britton. who? who? philip also tteatet teny— britton. who? who? philip also treated very badly. _ ’..t3.t“ who? who? philip also treated very badly. so there's a tone— treated very badly. so there's a tone taet— treated very badly. so there's a long track record— treated very badly. so there's a long track record of this fern ntttton— long track record of this fern ntttton ae— long track record of this fern britton as we _ long track record of this fern britton as we all— long track record of this fern britton as we all know. t3t3t britton as we all know. how do we know— britton as we all know. how do we know tt— britton as we all know. how do we know if these accusation lines, are they definitely true? well, you could. kim's kim had to deal with it herself . i mean, to deal with it herself. i mean, look, i worked at itv daytime for ten years. you know, i know exactly how phillip schofield acts the i'm not acts behind the scenes. i'm not going describe him as going to describe him as the most loathsome person tv most loathsome person in tv unless is was a much loved unless he is was a much loved presenter. she was a unless he is was a much loved presenter . she was a lovely, presenter. she was a lovely, towety— presenter. she was a lovely, towety. nomety— she was a lovely, lovely, homely woman no one eoutt— lovely, homely woman no one eoutt eee— lovely, homely woman no one

eoutt wae— lovely, homely woman no one could see was a— lovely, homely woman no one could see was a mum's figure for nine— could see was a mum's figure for yeane — could see was a mum's figure for yeane tot— could see was a mum's figure for nine years. for nine— could see was a mum's figure for nine years. for nine years she a tneeentet— nine years. for nine years she was a presenter on this morning enow— was a presenter on this morning enow ant— was a presenter on this morning enow ant ene— was a presenter on this morning show and she was— was a presenter on this morning show and she was much beloved ant— show and she was much beloved ant tn— show and she was much beloved ant tn not— show and she was much beloved and i'm not surprised , no. and i'm not surprised, no. tntttt— and i'm not surprised, no. tntttt zo— and i'm not surprised, no. philip 20 years,- and i'm not surprised, no. philip 20 years, obviously i nawen-t. — philip 20 years, obviously i haven't. scobie- philip 20 years, obviously i haven't. i 3 �*7 “ haven't. scobie okay, finish your point followers on twitter and instagram, millions of followers. how and instagram, millions of followers . how many do you have? followers. how many do you have? ytn — followers. how many do you have? ytn wet— followers. how many do you have? ytn yyett .— followers. how many do you have? ytn yyett . ene-e— how many do you have? kim well, she's popular. kim. n...— kim well, she's popular. kim. th. wnat-e— kim well, she's popular. kim. kim, what's your— kim well, she's popular. kim. kim, what's your final word? kim what's your final word ? you know what's your final word? you know what? i don't like— what's your final word? you know what? i don't like you.— what's your final word? you know what? i don't like you. do- ” �*7 37 you know what? i don't like you. do you know— what? i don't like you. do you know wnye— what? i don't like you. do you know why? because you're stupid . oo— know why? because you're stupid . to you— know why? because you're stupid . to you-tne— know why? because you're stupid . do you-the fact- know why? because you're stupid . do you the fact how many . do you think the fact how many tottowete— . do you think the fact how many tottowete you — . do you think the fact how many followers you means how followers you have means how wontemut— followers you have means how wontemut-ate— followers you have means how wonderful-are ?- followers you have means how wonderful are ? don't talk wonderful you are? don't talk tnte— wonderful you are? don't talk tttne .— wonderful you are? don't talk tttne . ytn. — wonderful you are? don't talk tripe , kim. you— wonderful you are? don't talk tripe , kim. /t3.t.. 3 . 5.3“ tripe, kim. you should listen for a change. you should listen. i didn't say that. maybe you should open your ears. i said it . polly middlehurst. he is , . polly middlehurst. he is, that's all. you don't listen . that's all. you don't listen. okay? okay, look. well, look i. 11 years and this is the original big gob . well, look, i original big gob. well, look, i love original big gob. well, look, i tote tott— original big gob. well, look, i tote totn ot— original big gob. well, look, i love both of your— original big gob. well, look, i love both of your gobs.- t3t”3 3 33? well, look, i love both of your gobs. thank you— love both of your gobs. thank you teny— love both of your gobs. thank you teny nuon— love both of your gobs. thank you very much for—

love both of your gobs. thank you very much for having the tetate— you very much for having the tetate .— you very much for having the debate . look,— you very much for having the debate . look, i— you very much for having the debate . look, i will tell you debate. look, i will tell you tnat— debate. look, i will tell you me tn— debate. look, i will tell you me tn a— debate. look, i will tell you that in a statement released by sonottett-e— that in a statement released by schofield's lawyers after his ttotnet-e— schofield's lawyers after his brother's recent— schofield's lawyers after his brother's recent conviction, he eatt.— brother's recent conviction, he eatt. aty— brother's recent conviction, he said, my overwhelming concern is and said, my overwhelming concern is ant atwaye— said, my overwhelming concern is ant atwaye nae— said, my overwhelming concern is and always has been for the wett—tetnt— and always has been for the well—being of— and always has been for the well—being of the victim and his tamtty— well—being of the victim and his tamtty.|none— well—being of the victim and his family.ihope that— well—being of the victim and his family. hope that their family. i hope that their ottwaey— family. i hope that their ottwaey-now- family. i hope that their privacy now be respected if privacy will now be respected if any onnne— privacy will now be respected if any nat— privacy will now be respected if any crime had ever been eonteeeet— any crime had ever been confessed to— any crime had ever been confessed to me by my brother, i woutt— confessed to me by my brother, i woutt nave— confessed to me by my brother, i would have acted— confessed to me by my brother, i would have acted immediately to ttoteet—tnett- protect the victim and their tantty— family. these are despicable crimes,-welcome- family. these are despicable crimes, welcome the guilty crimes, and i welcome the guilty nentton.— crimes, and i welcome the guilty eetete-tn— verdicts. as far as i'm concerned, i- verdicts. as far as i'm concerned, i no longer have a ttotnet. — concerned, i no longer have a brother. thank— concerned, i no longer have a brother. thank you to kim yyoottutn— brother. thank you to kim- woodburn-anzaldua. who woodburn and amy anzaldua. who are woodburn and amy anzaldua. who ate-enoutt— woodburn and amy anzaldua. who are-should this- are you with? should this notntnt— are you with? should this morning phillip morning replace phillip schofield— morning replace phillip - schofield—hammond? morning replace phillip - schofwrites,-hammond? morning replace phillip- schofwrites,-morning mond? morning replace phillip- schofwrites,-morning is)nd? tracy writes, this morning is nuan— tracy writes, this morning is nuen-wnen- tracy writes, this morning is much when alison much better when alison and denot— much better when alison and dermot-mate- much better when alison and dermot mate phillip and dermot are on mate phillip and totty— dermot are on mate phillip and totty tne— dermot are on mate phillip and holly the stand— dermot are on mate phillip and holly the stand ins, and said not— holly the stand ins, and said not eue— holly the stand ins, and said not sure they'd— holly the stand ins, and said not sure they'd be up for that tnom— not sure they'd be up for that tnom stewe— not sure they'd be up for that from stevie can't— not sure they'd be up for that from stevie can't stand the ettnt— from stevie can't stand the sight-schofield - from stevie can't stand the sight-schofield he sight of schofield anymore. he ueet—ot— sight of schofield anymore. he ueet—ot a- sight of schofield anymore. he used _of a fan- sight of schofield anymore. he used _of a fan but. sight of schofield anymore. he used of a fan but in used to be a bit of a fan but in teeent— used to be a bit of a fan but in teeent tnee— used to be a bit of a fan but in recent times though, he comes acrossian arrogant- recent times though, he comes across an arrogant and across as an arrogant and tnetneee— across as an arrogant and insincere man.— across as an arrogant and insincere man. and from shaun sonottett— insincere man. and from shaun schofield—now. insincere man. and from shauni schofield—now ever schofield has passed it now ever etnee— schofield has passed it now ever etneeltate— schofield has passed it now ever etneeleate. ne— schofield has passed it now ever sincelgate, he has— schofield has passed it now ever since gate, he has become since q gate, he has become nottet— since q gate, he has become nottet tnan— since q gate, he has become holier than thou. _ since q gate, he has become holier than thou. verdict holier than thou. your verdict is holier than thou. your verdict te-tn— holier than thou. your verdict te-tn teo— holier than thou. your verdict te-tn tee ot— holier than thou. your verdict is-in 76% of you,- holier than thou. your verdict is in 76% of you, with is now in 76% of you, with tattne— is now in 76% of you, with nadine dorries— is now in 76% of you, with nadine dorries at and kim yyoottutn— nadine dorries at and kim woodburn too— nadine dorries at and kim woodburn too saying that this notntnt— woodburn too saying that this morning-replace- woodburn too saying that this morning replace phillip morning should replace phillip eonottett— morning should replace phillip schofield-alison- morning should replace phillip schofield alison hammond. schofield with alison hammond. zeo—

schofield with alison hammond. ate-want— schofield with alison hammond. 24%-want phil— schofield with alison hammond. 24%-want phil to- schofield with alison hammond. 24% want phil to stay in 24% of you want phil to stay in the 24% of you want phil to stay in tne tot. — 24% of you want phil to stay in tne tot. contnt— 24% of you want phil to stay in the job. coming up, is the women— the job. coming up, is the women's institute wrong to wetoe— women's institute wrong to welcome trans— women's institute wrong to welcome trans women into the ottanteattone— welcome trans women into the organisation? our— welcome trans women into the organisation? our tory culture tne— organisation? our tory culture warrior, the former education ntntetet— warrior, the former education minister, jenkyns , weighs minister, andrea jenkyns, weighs in minister, andrea jenkyns, weighs tn nut— minister, andrea jenkyns, weighs in soon. but next— minister, andrea jenkyns, weighs in soon. but next with suella braverman to _ in soon. but next with suella braverman to declare the small toate— braverman to declare the small toate etete— braverman to declare the small boats crisis is— braverman to declare the small boats crisis is a— braverman to declare the small boats crisis is a national enetteney— boats crisis is a national enetteney .— boats crisis is a national enetteney . te— boats crisis is a national emergency , is welsh labour emergency, is welsh labour opentnt— emergency, is welsh labour ooentnt tne— emergency, is welsh labour opening the floodgates even more by ottettnt— opening the floodgates even more by ottetnt a— opening the floodgates even more by offering a £6,500 handout to young— by offering a £6,500 handout to young aeytun— by offering a £6,500 handout to young asylum seekers ? nigel young asylum seekers? nigel tatage— young asylum seekers? nigel tatage. te-e— young asylum seekers? nigel farage. he's alive on this. ettatgnt— farage. he's alive on this. straight after— farage. he's alive on this. straight after the .

conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. what the farage time now. and despite new figures 3 . and despite new figures showing some stoo— despite new figures showing some 5000 tegat— despite new figures showing some 5000 legal migrants have already toeeet— 5000 legal migrants have already toeeet tne— 5000 legal migrants have already crossed the channel into britain so crossed the channel into britain eo tat.— crossed the channel into britain eo tat. tnte— crossed the channel into britain so far, this year,— crossed the channel into britain so far, this year, even in cold weatten— so far, this year, even in cold weatnet. tne— so far, this year, even in cold weather, the labour government in weather, the labour government tn yyatee— weather, the labour government tn yyatee now— weather, the labour government in wales now has— weather, the labour government in wales now has a— weather, the labour government in wales now has a new plan to tatten— in wales now has a new plan to tatten aeytun— in wales now has a new plan to lavish asylum seekers with azeooo— lavish asylum seekers with £23,000 a— lavish asylum seekers with £23,000 a year— lavish asylum seekers with £23,000 a year in benefits . £23,000 a year in benefits. tnat-e— £23,000 a year in benefits. we ae— £23,000 a year in benefits. we ae a— £23,000 a year in benefits. that's as a reward really, isn't it, tot— that's as a reward really, isn't it, tot nattng— that's as a reward really, isn't it, for making it— that's as a reward really, isn't it, for making it here. mark drakeford's_ it, for making it here. mark drakeford's woke government is ouentng— drakeford's woke government is nuentng tot— drakeford's woke government is pushing for migrants who arrive as unaccompanied children to eaon— as unaccompanied children to eaen te— as unaccompanied children to eaen te gtyen— as unaccompanied children to each be given 1600 monthly pocket— each be given 1600 monthly pocket money— each be given 1600 monthly pocket money when they turn 18 as pocket money when they turn 18 ae tatt— pocket money when they turn 18 ae natt ot— pocket money when they turn 18 ae natt ot a— pocket money when they turn 18 as part of a universal basic income scheme— as part of a universal basic income scheme while still having tnetn— income scheme while still having their deportation— income scheme while still having their deportation legal battles tatt— their deportation legal battles tatt tot— their deportation legal battles paid tot ty— their deportation legal battles paid for by taxpayers . three paid for by taxpayers. three ween— paid for by taxpayers. three welsh labour— paid for by taxpayers. three welsh labour ministers have wtttten— welsh labour ministers have wtttten to— welsh labour ministers have written to tory— welsh labour ministers have written to tory justice minister tott— written to tory justice minister tott nettamy— written to tory justice minister lord bellamy begging for ntgtante— lord bellamy begging for ntgtante to— lord bellamy begging for migrants to be given the cash wttnout— migrants to be given the cash wttnout tt— migrants to be given the cash without it affecting their attttty— without it affecting their ability-legal. without it affecting their ability legal aid, ability to claim legal aid, wnton— ability to claim legal aid, which -tested. ability to claim legal aid,l which -tested now. which is means tested now. unatetott-e— which is means tested now. drakeford's boss— which is means tested now. drakeford's boss in westminster . yett— drakeford's boss in westminster . yett etatnet— drakeford's boss in westminster , keir starmer, is— drakeford's boss in westminster , keir starmer, is under neeeune to— , keir starmer, is under pressure to distance himself tnom—tut-

pressure to distance himself from-but he's- pressure to distance himself from but he's yet pressure to distance himself. from-but he's yet to from the plans, but he's yet to comment-nigel— from the plans, but he's yet to comment. nigel farage i was. comment. so nigel farage i was. i comment. so nigel farage i was. t — comment. so nigel farage i was. twae watontng— comment. so nigel farage i was. i was watching you— comment. so nigel farage i was. i was watching you earlier and you— i was watching you earlier and you oouttn-t— i was watching you earlier and you couldn't even— i was watching you earlier and you couldn't even really believe tnat— you couldn't even really believe me tnte— you couldn't even really believe that this harebrained scheme was not a— that this harebrained scheme was not a noax— that this harebrained scheme was not a noax .— that this harebrained scheme was not a hoax . but— that this harebrained scheme was not a hoax . but it's— that this harebrained scheme was not a hoax . but it's totally not a hoax. but it's totally teat.— not a hoax. but it's totally teat. ttget— not a hoax. but it's totally real. nigel so— not a hoax. but it's totally real. nigel so why does welsh tatout— real. nigel so why does welsh tatout want— real. nigel so why does welsh labour want to _ real. nigel so why does welsh labour want to incentivise tttegat— labour want to incentivise illegal migration ? t3 t3 illegal migration? i did. i teatty— illegal migration? i did. i teatty ttt— illegal migration? i did. i really did think it must be an april 1st story. it couldn't possibly be true. and we are still in, you know, early mid—april and unbelievable . i mid—april and unbelievable. i mean given that of a survey done last year released under. foi, 98% of migrants had dumped their id , right. if you come in age 17 id, right. if you come in age 17 and aged 18, you can get £1,600 and aged 18, you can get £1,600 a month benefit . i promise and aged 18, you can get £1,600 a month benefit. i promise you. they won't just be dinghies. cross ing to dover. there'll be much bigger boats coming straight into cardiff bay with people with no documentation

claiming they're 17 years and 11 months old and waiting to take the money. it's almost beyond comprehension. perhaps what it is showing us is how mad devolution is becoming . i mean, devolution is becoming. i mean, you know, in scotland , you know, you know, in scotland, you know, a double rapist turns up in court with a wig on, is sent to a woman's prison, and that bnngs a woman's prison, and that brings down sturgeon, thank goodness. and drakeford just appears to have gone completely and utterly mad in every regard . look, i have been predicting this disaster for the last three years. i've been calling for two years. i've been calling for two years for a national emergency to be declared . and for on the to be declared. and for on the very same day we hear of this bonkers proposal, which, by the way , keir starmer will slap way, keir starmer will slap down, believe you me, he will. oh, he'll hesitate. he'll, you know, have a see where the wind is going. but he has to. he has to. yeah. yeah, he has to. he has to. but at the same time.

and think about this so anna braverman is declaring a national emergency now. i thought, hooray at last. they've got it. they've woken up under emergency powers . we're going to emergency powers. we're going to send people straight back to french beaches with the royal marines. no no. the national emergency means they can use a clause of the local government act to completely override local democracy and to sequestrate former raf bases, prison camps , former raf bases, prison camps, barges, fill them up with young undocumented males without even bothering to talk to the local councils . and this situation councils. and this situation gets worse and worse and worse. we're about to get the really good weather that'll come . that good weather that'll come. that settled weather will come in may , may, june, july and we are going to be completely and utterly overwhelmed and rishi sunak stop the boats. i mean, don't make me laugh. so stop the boats. and did you see last friday he was backtracking

already? oh, no. yeah why? a major court case. and you want have read this anywhere? a major court case starts in the high court case starts in the high court on monday of next week and believe you me, gb news is mark white. he's all over this . and white. he's all over this. and even if you know, it depends what happens there. but then it could go to the supreme court and then of course , to our and then of course, to our friends in strasbourg at the european court of human rights and i really believe i really believe that none of this can be solved until we leave a complete , outdated court run by people who are jurists. it's a bizarre european concept. they're not even legally trained and in many cases , we should not be part of cases, we should not be part of that. brexit would never have gone through without the promise of controlling our borders. we

cannot control our borders . cannot control our borders. staying part of this court. cannot control our borders. staying part of this court . and staying part of this court. and i tell you what, you know, people may say, oh, rishi is bringing stability. you know , if bringing stability. you know, if you want to do maths in 2028, i suppose that's great. but but you know , but, but you know, you know, but, but you know, isn't it funny? isn't it. i mean i don't want to be head boy . i don't want to be head boy. winchester, oxford and stanford thinks we should all do maths. i mean god help us. but, but the truth of it is this is still the issue that will cost the conservatives the next election . and unless they can muster the courage to take on this question, to take on the echr as a logical extension version of what brexit britain should do, they will lose the election because public anger is real. and dan, the great thing is it doesn't matter what the times say , you know, or the say, you know, or the commentariat say . the fact is commentariat say. the fact is a settled large majority of the country are with you and me.

absolutely . and the anger absolutely . andythe anger is absolutely. and the anger is going— absolutely. and the anger is going up— absolutely. and the anger is gotng up ant— absolutely. and the anger is going up and up and up, eeoeetatty— going up and up and up, especially as— going up and up and up, especially as these migrant notete— especially as these migrant hotels come— especially as these migrant hotels come closer to many more eonnnnuntttee — hotels come closer to many more communities. but— hotels come closer to many more communities. but look , nigel, communities. but look, nigel, i wantet— communities. but look, nigel, i wantet to— communities. but look, nigel, i wanted to move— communities. but look, nigel, i wanted to move on to a big issue tne— wanted to move on to a big issue across the atlantic,— wanted to move on to a big issue across the atlantic, which has teatty— across the atlantic, which has teatty tamet— across the atlantic, which has really tapped into something we've been talking about for gutte— we've been talking about for gutte a— we've been talking about for gutte a tong— we've been talking about for quite a long time here. and it's the quite a long time here. and it's tne natet— quite a long time here. and it's tne natet ot— quite a long time here. and it's the maker of budweiser beer now tnytng— the maker of budweiser beer now tnytnglnate— the maker of budweiser beer now trying make amends for this trying to make amends for this goat— trying to make amends for this goat ty— trying to make amends for this own goal by hiring dylan ttutyaney— own goal by hiring dylan ttutwaney .— own goal by hiring dylan mulvaney . you know, the trans mulvaney. you know, the trans tnttuenoet— mulvaney. you know, the trans influencer answer. so they've teteaeet — influencer answer. so they've teteaeet a— influencer answer. so they've released a new— influencer answer. so they've released a new all american, all aeteutn— released a new all american, all aeteutn ty— released a new all american, all masculine tv commercials. i just want— masculine tv commercials. i just want to— masculine tv commercials. i just want to enow— masculine tv commercials. i just want to show you _ masculine tv commercials. i just want to show you a— masculine tv commercials. i just want to show you a reminder of oytan— want to show you a reminder of dylan mulvaney's_ want to show you a reminder of dylan mulvaney's bud light commercial— dylan mulvaney's bud light commercial that saw £5 billion wttet— commercial that saw £5 billion wttet ott— commercial that saw £5 billion wtpet ott tne— commercial that saw £5 billion wiped off the value of its patent— wiped off the value of its parent company. and now this new nutweteet— parent company. and now this new nutweteet at.— parent company. and now this new budweiser ad, which— parent company. and now this new budweiser ad, which is trying to reverse some of— budweiser ad, which is trying to reverse some of the damage. hi. tmnteeetye— reverse some of the damage. hi. impressive. carrying— reverse some of the damage. hi. impressive. carrying skills,- impressive. carrying skills, right? i got some bud lights for us. so i kept hearing about this thing called march madness and i thought we were all just having a hectic month. but it turns out

it has something to do with sports. let me tell you a story about— sports. let me tell you a story about a— sports. let me tell you a story about a teen— sports. let me tell you a story about a beer rooted— let me tell you a story about a beer rooted in the heart of about a beer rooted in the heart ot amettea— about a beer rooted in the heart ot anettoa . — about a beer rooted in the heart of america . found— about a beer rooted in the heart of america . found in- about a beer rooted in the heart of america . “t3 “ i “ .g of america. found in a community where a handshake is a sure control fact by food. for those who control fact by food. for those wno tount— control fact by food. for those who found opportunity- i ?ti. 3 for those who found opportunity in onattenge— who found opportunity in enattenge .— who found opportunity in challenge , this is a story challenge, this is a story ttgget— challenge, this is a story ttgget tnan— challenge, this is a story bigger than beer. “ bigger than beer. this this is the story of the american spirit . imean, the story of the american spirit . i mean, nigel, the issue i mean, nigel, the issue might . i mean, nigel, the issue might be tot— . i mean, nigel, the issue might be for budweiser,— i mean, nigel, the issue might be for budweiser, the horse has atteaty— be for budweiser, the horse has already bolted— be for budweiser, the horse has already bolted . _ be for budweiser, the horse has already bolted . ift�*“?. be for budweiser, the horse has already bolted . itjtj“?. 33 already bolted. what is good to see a stallion? i have to say , see a stallion? i have to say, it's good to see later in the advert , blokes together positive advert, blokes together positive images of the national flag, pictures of manhattan and hooray! does this mean we can be blokes again and have a beer with each other without being

accused of being ghastly and vile and you know, was at the ground. i was at the grand national on saturday having a been national on saturday having a beer, watching horses. i thoroughly approve of this new budweiser advert. thoroughly approve of this new budweiser advert . and, you know, budweiser advert. and, you know, in life, it's never too late to make amends . in life, it's never too late to make amends. so in life, it's never too late to make amends . so this in life, it's never too late to make amends. so this new advert effectively is an apology for what they've done before. and you know something woke capitalism . um, esg investing, capitalism. um, esg investing, none of it is working . you know, none of it is working. you know, the people winning on the stock markets in the last year were in guess what, oil, tobacco , coal. guess what, oil, tobacco, coal. these are the stocks that did really well last year. i love it all. so look , you know, let's be all. so look, you know, let's be fair to budweiser. yeah. you know, they've obviously got some marketing department full of. they realise their mistake. they've corrected it. and you know something with that and what's happened in scotland and elsewhere , i actually think what elsewhere, i actually think what we're seeing is , is the pendulum

we're seeing is, is the pendulum can swing back very quickly . and can swing back very quickly. and i think on this whole trans lunar sea and by the way, you know, when i led ukip, i had trans people who were candidates , one who was a deputy mayor, one was an mep. i've got no problem with people genuinely who feel they're born, you know, into the wrong body. i think we should all be tolerant of that and what we shouldn't be doing is actively promoting it as a sort of everyday choice and lifestyle that hundreds of us take up . and to tell children at take up. and to tell children at school , this is a really, really school, this is a really, really if actually it's preferable to be trans. yeah. and that's been the big error. so actually i'm very encouraged by this , very very encouraged by this, very encouraged by the advert . encouraged by the advert. budweiser is not my favourite choice of beer. i have to say i'm more of an english real ale man, but well done them. but recognising that their marketing department got it wrong . common department got it wrong. common sense doing that 180— department got it wrong. common

sense doing that 180 that- 3t3t. . 3 common sense doing that 180 that very gutet— sense doing that 180 that very gutet teo— sense doing that 180 that very quick 180 nigel— sense doing that 180 that very quick 180 nigel farage brilliant to eteat— quick 180 nigel farage brilliant to epeat ant— quick180 nigel farage brilliant to speak and of— quick 180 nigel farage brilliant to speak and of course nigel taet— to speak and of course nigel back at— to speak and of course nigel back at t— to speak and of course nigel taet at y en.— to speak and of course nigel back at 7 pm. tomorrow night nete— back at 7 pm. tomorrow night nete on— back at 7 pm. tomorrow night nete on on— back at 7 pm. tomorrow night here on gb news— back at 7 pm. tomorrow night here on gb news but coming up wttn— here on gb news but coming up with immigration— here on gb news but coming up with immigration minister robert tentat— with immigration minister robert jenrick admitting— with immigration minister robert jenrick admitting that migrants will continue— jenrick admitting that migrants will continue to— jenrick admitting that migrants will continue to be housed in notete— will continue to be housed in notete tong— will continue to be housed in hotels long term,— will continue to be housed in hotels long term, costing us nttttone— hotels long term, costing us nttttone a— hotels long term, costing us millions a day.— hotels long term, costing us millions a day. as nigel just tntttet— millions a day. as nigel just tnottet te— millions a day. as nigel just implied is fishy.— millions a day. as nigel just implied is fishy. rishi now etatttng— implied is fishy. rishi now etatttng to— implied is fishy. rishi now starting to row— implied is fishy. rishi now starting to row back on the enatt— starting to row back on the small boats. _ starting to row back on the small boats. that's the big tetate— small boats. that's the big debate with— small boats. that's the big debate with my— small boats. that's the big debate with my superstar panel enottty. — debate with my superstar panel enottty. ateo— debate with my superstar panel shortly. also, as— debate with my superstar panel shortly. also, as members of one of shortly. also, as members of one ot tne— shortly. also, as members of one ot tne tty-e— shortly. also, as members of one of the uk's largest— shortly. also, as members of one of the uk's largest voluntary organisations,— of the uk's largest voluntary organisations, the women's tnetttute— organisations, the women's institute say— organisations, the women's institute say they've been, quote.— institute say they've been, quote, forced _ institute say they've been, quote, forced to accept men. is tne— quote, forced to accept men. is the organisation— quote, forced to accept men. is the organisation wrong to admit ttane— the organisation wrong to admit ttane e— the organisation wrong to admit trans women ? this is a big trans women? this is a big tetate— trans women? this is a big tetate ot— trans women? this is a big debate of the— trans women? this is a big debate of the day, so our tory outtute— debate of the day, so our tory culture warrior,— debate of the day, so our tory culture warrior, the former etuoatton— culture warrior, the former education minister, and cherry tenttne— education minister, and cherry tenttne ene-e— education minister, and cherry jenkins, she's-be- education minister, and cherry jenkins, she's be live jenkins, she's going to be live on tnte— jenkins, she's going to be live on this straight— jenkins, she's going to be live on this straight after the .

break now the tteat— now the women's institute have eouttet— now the women's institute have courted controversy this week for courted controversy this week tot a— courted controversy this week tot a oottey—

courted controversy this week for a policy that— courted controversy this week for a policy that allows transgender— for a policy that allows transgender members to join the ntetotteatty— transgender members to join the historically female only organisation,- historically female only organisation, with members never nawtng— organisation, with members never nawtng teen— organisation, with members never having been consulted on the otange— having been consulted on the enange. a— having been consulted on the change. a campaigning group known— change. a campaigning group known ae— change. a campaigning group known as the _ change. a campaigning group known as the women's institute oeetatatton— known as the women's institute declaration launched declaration has launched a tetttton— declaration has launched a petition after— declaration has launched a petition after arguing the potty— petition after arguing the oottey oute— petition after arguing the policy puts women's institutes in policy puts women's institutes tn an— policy puts women's institutes in an untenable— policy puts women's institutes in an untenable position as they cannot— in an untenable position as they cannot campaign— in an untenable position as they cannot campaign for women's only wttn— cannot campaign for women's only issues with biological men tnetutet— issues with biological men included in— issues with biological men included in their membership . included in their membership. tow— included in their membership. tow tne— included in their membership. tow tne we— included in their membership. now the we themselves insists tnat— now the we themselves insists tnat tne — now the we themselves insists tnat tne oottey— now the we themselves insists that the policy builds on our anttttone— that the policy builds on our ambitions and— that the policy builds on our ambitions and enriches the oommuntty— ambitions and enriches the community while former tory party— community while former tory natty teatet— community while former tory party leader lord hague told ttnee— party leader lord hague told ttnee-totay- party leader lord hague told times today that anyone times radio today that anyone wttn— times radio today that anyone with—quote] with concerns should i quote, gei— with concerns should i quote, get-tt— with concerns should i quote, get-tt ant— with concerns should i quote, get-tt ant get- with concerns should i quote, get it and get over get used to it and get over ttane— get used to it and get over ttane peoote— get used to it and get over trans people being part of the women— trans people being part of the women's institute? well maybe my next— women's institute? well maybe my next gueet— women's institute? well maybe my next gueet ntgnt— women's institute? well maybe my next guest might need a bit more oonwtnetng— next guest might need a bit more convincing-hague- next guest might need a bit more convincing.-hague ,- next guest might need a bit more convincing. hague , the tory convincing. lord hague, the tory outtute— convincing. lord hague, the tory culture warrior— convincing. lord hague, the tory culture warrior .— convincing. lord hague, the tory culture warrior . the former culture warrior. the former ttueatton— culture warrior. the former education minister, andrea tenttn— education minister, andrea tenttn .— education minister, andrea tenttn . te. — education minister, andrea jenkin , is. so— education minister, andrea jenkin , is. so andrea, look jenkin, is. so andrea, look wnete— jenkin, is. so andrea, look wnete to— jenkin, is. so andrea, look where do you— jenkin, is. so andrea, look where do you stand on this? neauee— where do you stand on this? neauee tte— where do you stand on this? because it's a— where do you stand on this? because it's a complicated one, ten-t— because it's a complicated one, ten-t tte — because it's a complicated one, isn't it? well,— because it's a complicated one, isn't it? well, i— because it's a complicated one, isn't it? well, i don't- because it's a complicated one, isn't it? �*thj3.. 3“ . because it's a complicated one, isn't it? �*thj3.. t3t3t“ . �*7 isn't it? well, i don't know if it's complicated, dan, but remember the calendar girls? that was from yorkshire. what would nowadays, you would that look? nowadays, you know, strategically know, you need strategically placed you placed pineapples, wouldn't you ? but i just think that i've got

nothing against women's groups or gentlemen's clubs and i think, you know, just live and let be and there's nothing wrong with people feeling safe in their spaces. all women together and i don't think that people should have their views imposed down on them. it should be down to individual members. but so would that mean, “t3 . t3..?. but so would that mean, though, that tnete— would that mean, though, that tnete woutt— would that mean, though, that there would be— would that mean, though, that there would be a— would that mean, though, that there would be a ban on trans neopte— there would be a ban on trans new“? on— there would be a ban on trans peopiet on toee— there would be a ban on trans people, or does it— there would be a ban on trans people, or does it depend on wnat— people, or does it depend on we etage— people, or does it depend on what stage of— people, or does it depend on what stage of the process you're at? tot— what stage of the process you're at? for example,— what stage of the process you're at? for example, if— what stage of the process you're at? for example, if you've had eutgeny— at? for example, if you've had eutgeny e — at? for example, if you've had eutgenye yet.— at? for example, if you've had eutgenye yee. t— at? for example, if you've had surgery ? “35 “ surgery? yes. i mean, personally , i think if you've had surgery, then then that's a you know , a then then that's a you know, a different ball game, so to speak , excuse the pun. but i think it should be down to individual members and groups to decide really they know their membership. they know i mean, some of these groups are very tiny, aren't they? yeah. no indeed they are. now, look, this suntay— indeed they are. now, look, this suntay-eay— indeed they are. now, look, this suntay-eay now— indeed they are. now, look, thisi sunday-say now-glorious sunday they say now the glorious satnt— sunday they say now the glorious sate-day— sunday they say now the glorious satnt-oay .— sunday they say now the glorious satnt-oay . we- sunday they say now the glorious saint day , we don't saint george's day, we don't teatty— saint george's day, we don't teatty eumott— saint george's day, we don't really support it— saint george's day, we don't really support it enough, do we? but really support it enough, do we? nut t— really support it enough, do we? nut t nete— really support it enough, do we? nut t nete tn— really support it enough, do we? but i here in your— really support it enough, do we? but i here in your constituency , but i here in your constituency . tte— but i here in your constituency . tt-e a— but i here in your constituency . tt-e a teatty— but i here in your constituency , it's a really big— but i here in your constituency

, it's a really big deal. jc1t3tt3 , it's a really big deal. god, tte— , it's a really big deal. god, tte amaztng— , it's a really big deal. god, it's amazing. dan, we have like 10,000 people lining the streets. saint george on horseback, rhiannon statements. and it's so patriotic. it's wonderful . please come along. wonderful. please come along. yeah, i'd love to actually. do you— yeah, i'd love to actually. do you tntnt— yeah, i'd love to actually. do you think there's— yeah, i'd love to actually. do you think there's a bit of an teeue— you think there's a bit of an neee— you think there's a bit of an issue here? because of course, wttn— issue here? because of course, we tne— issue here? because of course, we tne tnten— issue here? because of course, with the irish saint patrick's day— with the irish saint patrick's day te— with the irish saint patrick's day te totatty— with the irish saint patrick's day is totally embraced by the meta.— day is totally embraced by the meta. eo— day is totally embraced by the meta. so te— day is totally embraced by the media. so is burns night aetuatty— media. so is burns night aetuatty tn— media. so is burns night actually in scotland, which is even celebrated— actually in scotland, which is even celebrated brilliantly in tonton— even celebrated brilliantly in tonton now— even celebrated brilliantly in london now. but— even celebrated brilliantly in london now. but it feels like tneee— london now. but it feels like there's still— london now. but it feels like there's still that— london now. but it feels like there's still that emily thornberry_ there's still that emily thornberry stench of cultural ottnge— thornberry stench of cultural etnge. atte— thornberry stench of cultural cringe, like, why— thornberry stench of cultural cringe, like, why don't we wrap outeetee tn— cringe, like, why don't we wrap ourselves in the— cringe, like, why don't we wrap ourselves in the saint george's tag— ourselves in the saint george's ttag ?— ourselves in the saint george's ttag twel— ourselves in the saint george's ttag ewett. wny— ourselves in the saint george's flag ? well, why aren't we more flag? well, why aren't we more proud— flag? well, why aren't we more ttout ot— flag? well, why aren't we more proud ot tetng— flag? well, why aren't we more proud of being english? i think it proud of being english? i think tt omen— proud of being english? i think it comes back— proud of being english? i think it comes back down to the lefty luvvies who are the remainer type, who , you know, they're type, who, you know, they're always proud to be european. and yet the call is little englanders . you know, they have englanders. you know, they have such disdain and snobbery for that. like you said , they'll that. like you said, they'll happily fly the eu flag. they still won't flag the .?3 they still won't flag the saint eeotge-e— still won't flag the saint george's absolutely. so shaming ttem— george's absolutely. so shaming tnem tnett— george's absolutely. so shaming them. well, look,— george's absolutely. so shaming them. well, look, i'm going to try them. well, look, i'm going to tny ant— them. well, look, i'm going to tny ant get— them. well, look, i'm going to try and get down— them. well, look, i'm going to try and get down to your party.

tnat-t— try and get down to your party. not te— try and get down to your party. that'd be amazing. dan now, eontng— that'd be amazing. dan now, eomtng up— that'd be amazing. dan now, eomtng up .— that'd be amazing. dan now, eomtng up . ae— that'd be amazing. dan now, coming up, as the snp's treasurer, colin beattie is atteetet— treasurer, colin beattie is arrested and— treasurer, colin beattie is arrested and questioned by tottee— arrested and questioned by oottee oet— arrested and questioned by police over the— arrested and questioned by police over the party's ttnanee— police over the party's finances, has- police over the party's finances, has sturgeon's poodle successor humza— finances, has sturgeon's poodle successor humza yousaf useless ant— successor humza yousaf useless ant tne— successor humza yousaf useless ant tne tytng— successor humza yousaf useless and the dying separatist cause teoe— and the dying separatist cause teoe a— and the dying separatist cause become a laughing stock. i'll tnteettgate— become a laughing stock. i'll investigate with— become a laughing stock. i'll investigate with some of the ttneet— investigate with some of the finest minds— investigate with some of the finest minds in— investigate with some of the finest minds in scottish tottttee— finest minds in scottish politics shortly . but next, as politics shortly. but next, as towntng— politics shortly. but next, as downing street— politics shortly. but next, as downing street says , there are downing street says, there are no outet— downing street says, there are no gutet twee— downing street says, there are no quick fixes or— downing street says, there are no quick fixes or silver bullets for no quick fixes or silver bullets tot eothng— no quick fixes or silver bullets for solving channel. migrant for solving the channel. migrant etete— for solving the channel. migrant etete-teny.— for solving the channel. migrant crisis-fishy. rishi _ for solving the channel. migrant crisis fishy. rishi beginning crisis is fishy. rishi beginning to tow— crisis is fishy. rishi beginning to taet— crisis is fishy. rishi beginning to row back on— crisis is fishy. rishi beginning to row back on the small boats. tnat-e— to row back on the small boats. tnat-e tne— to row back on the small boats. tnat-e tne ttg— to row back on the small boats. that's the big debate with my eutetetat— that's the big debate with my superstar panel— that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. plus, w-eteto— superstar panel next. plus, we're-to have- superstar panel next. plus, we're to have the first we're going to have the first newetatet— we're going to have the first newspaper front— we're going to have the first newspaper front pages for you. not— newspaper front pages for you. tot-tne— newspaper front pages for you. tot-tne-ton-t- hot off the press. don't go anywnete. — hot off the press. don't go anywhere. -back- hot off the press. don't go anywhere. back in just two anywhere. we're back in just two mtnutee— anywhere. we're back in just two mtnutee ttne— anywhere. we're back in just two mtnutee ttme .—

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tontgnt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tontgnt ae— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight as snp— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight as snp treasurer colin teattte— tonight as snp treasurer colin beattie becomes— tonight as snp treasurer colin beattie becomes the latest ateet— beattie becomes the latest ateet tn— beattie becomes the latest arrest in the— beattie becomes the latest arrest in the bombshell police investigation— arrest in the bombshell police investigation into the party's ttnanoee— investigation into the party's ttnaneee .— investigation into the party's finances . are— investigation into the party's

finances . are the scottish finances. are the scottish eetatattete— finances. are the scottish separatists on _ finances. are the scottish separatists on the brink of eottateee— separatists on the brink of collapse? political and social commentator— collapse? political and social commentator james collapse? political and social commentatorjames melville , commentator james melville, tenetat— commentator james melville, general secretary of the alba party _ general secretary of the alba party. christopher mcelhinney and scottish— party. christopher mcelhinney and scottish daily mail's totttteat— and scottish daily mail's political editor, michael ttaettey— political editor, michael blackley offered their unmissable - blackley offered their unmissable insight. very shortly wttn— unmissable insight. very shortly with immigration— unmissable insight. very shortly with immigration minister robert tenntot— with immigration minister robert jenrick admitting— with immigration minister robert jenrick admitting that migrants will continue— jenrick admitting that migrants will continue to— jenrick admitting that migrants will continue to be housed in notete— will continue to be housed in notete tong— will continue to be housed in hotels long term— will continue to be housed in hotels long term , costing us hotels long term, costing us nttttone— hotels long term, costing us nttttone a— hotels long term, costing us millions a day— hotels long term, costing us millions a day and number 10, eaytng— millions a day and number 10, eaytng tnete— millions a day and number 10, saying there are— millions a day and number 10, saying there are no quick fixes for saying there are no quick fixes tot eotwtng— saying there are no quick fixes for solving the— saying there are no quick fixes for solving the crisis is rishi sunat— for solving the crisis is rishi sunak breaking— for solving the crisis is rishi sunak breaking his pledge to the ttttten— sunak breaking his pledge to the meet teotte— sunak breaking his pledge to the british people to— sunak breaking his pledge to the british people to stop the toatee— british people to stop the boats? that's _ british people to stop the boats? that's the big debate wttn— boats? that's the big debate wttn ny— boats? that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. ant— with my superstar panel next. ant tontgnt— with my superstar panel next. ant tontgnt .— with my superstar panel next. and tonight , i'm— with my superstar panel next. and tonight , i'm joined and tonight, i'm joined by ananta— and tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell , matt le tissier amanda platell, matt le tissier ant— amanda platell, matt le tissier ant etea— amanda platell, matt le tissier and rebecca reid.— amanda platell, matt le tissier and rebecca reid. also coming up, and rebecca reid. also coming “pt ae— and rebecca reid. also coming “pt ae tne— and rebecca reid. also coming up. ae tne ytng— and rebecca reid. also coming up, as the king includes a photo wttn— up, as the king includes a photo wttn nanny— up, as the king includes a photo wttn nanny ant— up, as the king includes a photo with harry and meghan and the otttotat— with harry and meghan and the official coronation— with harry and meghan and the official coronation souvenir ttogtanne— official coronation souvenir ttogtanne .— official coronation souvenir programme . should charles still programme. should charles still be programme. should charles still te tantettng— programme. should charles still te tantetng to— programme. should charles still be pandering to the troublesome tatte— be pandering to the troublesome tatte teteenet— be pandering to the troublesome pair? esteemed royal biographer ton— pair? esteemed royal biographer tonn towe— pair? esteemed royal biographer tom bower returns live to the etutto — tom bower returns live to the etutto to — tom bower returns live to the studio to explain— tom bower returns live to the studio to explain why the nnonaen— studio to explain why the monarch is— studio to explain why the monarch is being played for a toot— monarch is being played for a toot tnat-e— monarch is being played for a fool that's on— monarch is being played for a fool that's on cancel and tnwetttan— fool that's on cancel and orwellian nightmare will descend

on ttttatn— orwellian nightmare will descend on britain this— orwellian nightmare will descend on britain this sunday as the gowennent— on britain this sunday as the government universally sends out this government universally sends out me teet— government universally sends out me teet atett— government universally sends out me teet atett .— this test alert. so should alarm tette— this test alert. so should alarm tette te— this test alert. so should alarm bells be ringing— this test alert. so should alarm bells be ringing at this orchestrated - bells be ringing at this orchestrated scheme by the nanny etatee— orchestrated scheme by the nanny etatee ne— orchestrated scheme by the nanny etatee yye eteat— orchestrated scheme by the nanny state? we speak freely out about tnat— state? we speak freely out about me tn— state? we speak freely out about me tn tne — state? we speak freely out about that in the media— state? we speak freely out about that in the media buzz. also wttn— that in the media buzz. also we a— that in the media buzz. also we a one— that in the media buzz. also with a plus size— that in the media buzz. also with a plus size influencer tenanttng— with a plus size influencer demanding free seats for fat ttyete— demanding free seats for fat ttyete. teotte— demanding free seats for fat flyers. people ask me if i tutenaeet— flyers. people ask me if i purchased two- flyers. people ask me if i purchased two seats when flying . tney— purchased two seats when flying . ttey eay— purchased two seats when flying . ttey eay tte— purchased two seats when flying . they say it's not— purchased two seats when flying . they say it's not fair- purchased two seats when flying . they say it's not fair to- purchased two seats when flying . they say it's not fair to the person who has to sit next to me if i do. when i tell them i do, they say i'm selfish for taking a seat from another. so what do you tntnt— a seat from another. so what do you tntnt ot— a seat from another. so what do you think of that?— a seat from another. so what do you think of that? or— a seat from another. so what do you think of that? or are- so what do you think of that? or are we tuet— you think of that? or are we tuet too— you think of that? or are we just too accepting of this sort of just too accepting of this sort ot oteettye— just too accepting of this sort of obesity? are _ just too accepting of this sort of obesity? are you can expect a teny— of obesity? are you can expect a fiery discussion _ of obesity? are you can expect a fiery discussion on— of obesity? are you can expect a fiery discussion on that one, tn — fiery discussion on that one, tn ant— fiery discussion on that one, i'm sure. and finally, after enatgtng— i'm sure. and finally, after enatgtng tne— i'm sure. and finally, after charging the hallowed crucible tteate— charging the hallowed crucible tneatte .— charging the hallowed crucible tneatte . ate— charging the hallowed crucible theatre , are we— charging the hallowed crucible theatre , are we snooker loopy theatre, are we snooker loopy for theatre, are we snooker loopy tot totetate — theatre, are we snooker loopy for tolerate ing?_ theatre, are we snooker loopy for tolerate ing? just stop oil . tnat— for tolerate ing? just stop oil . tnat ant— for tolerate ing? just stop oil . that and more— for tolerate ing? just stop oil . that and more will be thrashed out wnen— . that and more will be thrashed out when crown _ . that and more will be thrashed out when crown tonight's

tteateet— out when crown tonight's greatest britain and union taotaee— greatest britain and union jackass will— greatest britain and union jackass will have the first newetatet— jackass will have the first newspaper front pages for you in mere moments. too hot off the tee — mere moments. too hot off the tee ttnet— mere moments. too hot off the press. first, though, the headlines— press. first, though, the headlines with tatty arnie sanenez— headlines with tatty arnie sanenez .— headlines with tatty arnie sanchez . dan,- headlines with tatty arnie sanchez . dan, thank you and good sanchez. dan, thank you and good ewentng— sanchez. dan, thank you and good ewentng. tnte— sanchez. dan, thank you and good ewentng. me te— sanchez. dan, thank you and good evening. this is the— sanchez. dan, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the evening. this is the latest from tne et— evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom.— evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the snp treasurer has— the gb newsroom. the snp treasurer has been released wttnout— treasurer has been released without charge— treasurer has been released without charge pending further investigation— without charge pending further investigation action after he was arrested— investigation action after he was arrested by— investigation action after he was arrested by police investigating the party's ttnaneee— investigating the party's ttnaneee .— investigating the party's finances . colin beattie is the finances. colin beattie is the eeont— finances. colin beattie is the second person— finances. colin beattie is the second person to— finances. colin beattie is the second person to have been gueettonet— second person to have been gueettonet ty— second person to have been questioned by detectives who are tnytng— questioned by detectives who are tnytng to— questioned by detectives who are trying to establish— questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more tnan— trying to establish how more than £600,000— trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations is set than £600,000 in donations is eet aette— than £600,000 in donations is eet aette tot— than £600,000 in donations is set aside for an— than £600,000 in donations is set aside for an independence tetetentun— set aside for an independence referendum had— set aside for an independence referendum had been used earlier this referendum had been used earlier we nontt— referendum had been used earlier this month. the— referendum had been used earlier this month. the scottish tattonat— this month. the scottish national party's former chief eeute — national party's former chief executive and— national party's former chief executive and husband of former tttet— executive and husband of former first minister— executive and husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon, tetet— first minister nicola sturgeon, peter murrell— first minister nicola sturgeon, peter murrell ,_ first minister nicola sturgeon, peter murrell , was questioned peter murrell, was questioned for peter murrell, was questioned tot note— peter murrell, was questioned for more than— peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11— peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours and also neteaeet— for more than 11 hours and also released without— for more than 11 hours and also released without charge when gueettonet— released without charge when gueettonet tn— released without charge when questioned in holyrood today. sne— questioned in holyrood today. snt teatet— questioned in holyrood today. snp leader humza yousaf hit back at tne— snp leader humza yousaf hit back at the conservatives— snp leader humza yousaf hit back at the conservatives as brave. some— at the conservatives as brave. some may— at the conservatives as brave. some may ue— at the conservatives as brave. some may use another- at the conservatives as brave. some may use another word for it

when it comes to talking about propriety . arnie your prime propriety. arnie your prime minister , your deputy prime minister, your deputy prime minister, your deputy prime minister and the former prime minister and the former prime minister are all under investigation by the standards commission. so yes. so yes, by all. while we face challenges , all. while we face challenges, while we absolutely face challenges, i would rather be standing here with the opportunity to deliver for the people of scotland rather than languishing in the opposition like megan gallacher and the scottish tories . the scottish scottish tories. the scottish tttet— scottish tories. the scottish first minister— scottish tories. the scottish first minister also- i the scottish first minister also set out his nteton— first minister also set out his nteton tot— first minister also set out his vision for the— first minister also set out his vision for the country in his tnet— vision for the country in his tttet aton— vision for the country in his first major policy statement etnee— first major policy statement tattng— first major policy statement since taking office. mr yusuf eatt— since taking office. mr yusuf eatt tne— since taking office. mr yusuf eatt tne patty— since taking office. mr yusuf said the party will focus on eguattty— said the party will focus on eguattty ant— said the party will focus on equality and opportunity and oonnuntty— equality and opportunity and community. he— equality and opportunity and community. he also announced a tetay— community. he also announced a tetay tn— community. he also announced a tetay tn tne— community. he also announced a delay in the deposit return enee— delay in the deposit return enee tot— delay in the deposit return scheme for drinks, cans and totttee— scheme for drinks, cans and totttee ae— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles, as well— scheme for drinks, cans and bottles, as well as a six month tttat— bottles, as well as a six month tttat to— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove— bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove peak time fares non— trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail_ trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail trains . the home from scotrail trains. the home seeetany— from scotrail trains. the home seeetany te— from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set— from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set to _ from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set to declare the enatt—

secretary is set to declare the enatt toat— secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis— secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis a national enetgeney.— small boat crisis a national emergency. the— small boat crisis a national emergency. the move comes in teeoneet to— emergency. the move comes in teeoneet to a— emergency. the move comes in response to a high— emergency. the move comes in response to a high court enattenge— response to a high court challenge tomorrow aimed at natttng— challenge tomorrow aimed at halting government plans to nouee— halting government plans to house asylum _ halting government plans to house asylum seekers on an old ttat— house asylum seekers on an old ttat taee— house asylum seekers on an old ttat taee tn— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex.— house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex. braintree counett— raf base in essex. braintree council will— raf base in essex. braintree council will attempt to secure an tntunetton— council will attempt to secure an injunction preventing the ttanetet— an injunction preventing the ttanetet ot— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700— an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrants to the netnetettett— transfer of 1700 migrants to the wethersfield airbase since the teetatatton — wethersfield airbase since the declaration of— wethersfield airbase since the declaration of a— wethersfield airbase since the declaration of a national enegeney— declaration of a national enetgeney .— declaration of a national emergency , he would give the emergency, he would give the tone— emergency, he would give the tone totttee— emergency, he would give the home office powers to ignore totat— home office powers to ignore local authority— home office powers to ignore local authority objections if tne— local authority objections if tne ttane— local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property— the plans relate to crown owned ttotety .— the plans relate to crown owned ttotety . tnte— the plans relate to crown owned ttotety . tnte att— the plans relate to crown owned property. this all comes as the tateet— property. this all comes as the latest figures— property. this all comes as the latest figures show more than stoo— latest figures show more than toot teotte— latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed the tngtten— 5000 people have crossed the english channel— 5000 people have crossed the english channel so far this year engliin channel so far this year english channel so far this year . tow— english channel so far this year . tow tn— english channel so far this year . tow tn a— english channel so far this year . now in a last— english channel so far this year . now in a last minute deal. us nottng— . now in a last minute deal. us voting technology— . now in a last minute deal. us voting technology firm dominion has voting technology firm dominion nae eetttet— voting technology firm dominion nae eetttet a— voting technology firm dominion has settled a defamation case wttn— has settled a defamation case we too— has settled a defamation case with fox news— has settled a defamation case with fox news just before the tttat— with fox news just before the tttat nae— with fox news just before the trial was due _ with fox news just before the trial was due to— with fox news just before the trial was due to begin . opening trial was due to begin. opening atgunente— trial was due to begin. opening atgunente tn— trial was due to begin. opening arguments in the— trial was due to begin. opening arguments in the case had been tue— arguments in the case had been tue to— arguments in the case had been tue to teen— arguments in the case had been due to begin this— arguments in the case had been due to begin this afternoon , but due to begin this afternoon, but aeootttng— due to begin this afternoon, but aeootttng to— due to begin this afternoon, but aeootttng to a— due to begin this afternoon, but according to a lawyer for tontnton— according to a lawyer for tontnton .— according to a lawyer for dominion , they've reached a £633 dominion, they've reached a £633 ntttton— dominion, they've reached a £633 million agreement.— dominion, they've reached a £633 million agreement. dominion had ottgtnatty— million agreement. dominion had ottgtnatty eougnt— million agreement. dominion had originally sought a— million agreement. dominion had originally sought a 1.3 billion eetttenent— originally sought a 1.3 billion settlement from _ originally sought a 1.3 billion settlement from fox , claiming it

settlement from fox, claiming it etteat— settlement from fox, claiming it etteat tatee— settlement from fox, claiming it spread false information about its spread false information about tte nottng— spread false information about its voting machines during the atto— its voting machines during the 2020 presidential election in wntte— 2020 presidential election in wntte tne— 2020 presidential election in while the settlement allows fox tene— while the settlement allows fox tewe to— while the settlement allows fox tewe to awott— while the settlement allows fox news to avoid having a number of its news to avoid having a number of tte tot— news to avoid having a number of its top executives,— news to avoid having a number of its top executives, including eto— its top executives, including cto tutett— its top executives, including ceo rupert murdoch and well known— ceo rupert murdoch and well known tucker— ceo rupert murdoch and well known tucker carlson, testify in open— known tucker carlson, testify in open count— known tucker carlson, testify in open eoutt ty— known tucker carlson, testify in open court tv online dab+ radio ant— open court tv online dab+ radio ant on— open court tv online dab+ radio ant on tune— open court tv online dab+ radio ant on tune tn.— open court tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. you're with gb tewe. — and on tune in. you're with gb tewe. tow— and on tune in. you're with gb tewe. tow tte— and on tune in. you're with gb news. now it's back to dan . news. now it's back to dan. tomorrow's news— news. now it's back to dan. tomorrow's news site. now in our anetta— tomorrow's news site. now in our anetta tun.— tomorrow's news site. now in our anetta tuzz. ant— tomorrow's news site. now in our media buzz. and let's kick off wttn— media buzz. and let's kick off we teny— media buzz. and let's kick off with very first— media buzz. and let's kick off with very first look at the nont— with very first look at the ttont tagee— with very first look at the front pages. hot off the press ant— front pages. hot off the press ant a— front pages. hot off the press ant a eoutte— front pages. hot off the press and a couple of— front pages. hot off the press and a couple of the papers have gone— and a couple of the papers have gone wttn— and a couple of the papers have gone wttn tne— and a couple of the papers have gone with the right story, which i'm gone with the right story, which tn teny— gone with the right story, which i'm very happy— gone with the right story, which i'm very happy about. the independent— i'm very happy about. the independent leading on comments tton— independent leading on comments tton nunza— independent leading on comments from humza yousaf_ independent leading on comments from humza yousaf useless that he from humza yousaf useless that ne toeen-t— from humza yousaf useless that he doesn't believe— from humza yousaf useless that he doesn't believe the is he doesn't believe the snp is ottntnat— he doesn't believe the snp is criminal. meanwhile the paper carries a beaming picture from tton— carries a beaming picture from non-tne— carries a beaming picture from from -the -family,j from 2018 of the royal family, tnetuttng— from 2018 of the royal family,- tnotuttng—tnat including harry and meghan. that set including harry and meghan. that eetlteatute— including harry and meghan. that

set-feature in— including harry and meghan. that set-feature in the— including harry and meghan. that set feature in the official set to feature in the official onatont— set to feature in the official coronation programme. royal autnot— coronation programme. royal author-bower- coronation programme. royal author bower going author tom bower is going to anatyee— author tom bower is going toi anatyee—tton analyse this olive branch from cnattee— analyse this olive branch from cnattee to— analyse this olive branch from charles to harry.— analyse this olive branch from charles to harry. why does he teet—toi keep giving olive branches to nannye— keep giving olive branches to tanee—tne- keep giving olive branches toi harry?_the studio harry? honestly, in the studio tate— harry? honestly, in the studio tatet-nout— harry? honestly, in the studio later-hour, the- harry? honestly, in the studio later hour, the metro leads later this hour, the metro leads wttn— later this hour, the metro leads wttn tne— later this hour, the metro leads with the shocking— later this hour, the metro leads with the shocking story of ntotent— with the shocking story of violent criminal damian bendall . nno— violent criminal damian bendall . wno nae— violent criminal damian bendall , who was classed— violent criminal damian bendall , who was classed as low risk ant— , who was classed as low risk ant neteaeet— , who was classed as low risk and released from _ , who was classed as low risk and released from prison and men— and released from prison and ten went— and released from prison and then went on. _ and released from prison and then went on. although actually tnat-e— then went on. although actually man went— then went on. although actually man went .— then went on. although actually that's weird . that's not the that's weird. that's not the i tntnt— that's weird. that's not the i tntnt tnat-e— that's weird. that's not the i think that's yesterday's paper teauee— think that's yesterday's paper teauee tt— think that's yesterday's paper because if you _ think that's yesterday's paper because if you come here, come to me— because if you come here, come to t— because if you come here, come to t aetuatty— because if you come here, come to me. i actually have the metro for to me. i actually have the metro tot tonottow— to me. i actually have the metro for tomorrow, which— to me. i actually have the metro for tomorrow, which is the snp etony— for tomorrow, which is the snp etony snaen— for tomorrow, which is the snp etony snaen .— for tomorrow, which is the snp story smash , smash crash. they story smash, smash crash. they say— story smash, smash crash. they eay snp— story smash, smash crash. they eay snp teeet— story smash, smash crash. they say snp reset rocked by the ateet— say snp reset rocked by the ateet ot— say snp reset rocked by the arrest of treasurer . the first arrest of treasurer. the first ntntetet— arrest of treasurer. the first minister kicks— arrest of treasurer. the first minister kicks a— arrest of treasurer. the first minister kicks a bottle plan tnto— minister kicks a bottle plan tnto tong— minister kicks a bottle plan into long grass.— minister kicks a bottle plan into long grass. so no, they are teattng— into long grass. so no, they are teattng on— into long grass. so no, they are leading on what— into long grass. so no, they are leading on what i— into long grass. so no, they are leading on what i believe is the ttggeet— leading on what i believe is the ttggeet etony— leading on what i believe is the ttggeet etony ot— leading on what i believe is the biggest story of the day and the tan— biggest story of the day and the tatty stat.— biggest story of the day and the daily star. their— biggest story of the day and the daily star. their headline reads not daily star. their headline reads tot totay. — daily star. their headline reads not today. thank— daily star. their headline reads not today. thank you, chatbot . not today. thank you, chatbot. tnat-e— not today. thank you, chatbot. tnat-e tnat-e— not today. thank you, chatbot. that's that's the _ not today. thank you, chatbot. that's that's the head of google atnttttng— that's that's the head of google atnttttng tne— that's that's the head of google admitting the dangers of atttttetat— admitting the dangers of artificial intelligence . keep artificial intelligence. keep ttn— artificial intelligence. keep ntn ut— artificial intelligence. keep ntn up at— artificial intelligence. keep him up at night. and that was the him up at night. and that was tne etony— him up at night. and that was tne etony we— him up at night. and that was the story we actually covered on

the story we actually covered on tne enow— the story we actually covered on tne enow taet— the story we actually covered on the show last night. my eutetetat— the show last night. my superstar panel back with me now-tatty— superstar panel back with me now,-daily mail- superstar panel back with me now, daily mail columnist now, top daily mail columnist ananta— amanda patel, ex—england toottattet— amanda patel, ex—england footballer and— amanda patel, ex—england footballer and social commentator matt le tissier, and the commentator matt le tissier, and tne autnot— commentator matt le tissier, and tne autnot ant— commentator matt le tissier, and the author and broadcaster tteteoea— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid ,_ the author and broadcaster rebecca reid , now the rebecca reid, now the government's great migrant taetttaet— government's great migrant backtrack continues with a new atnteeton— backtrack continues with a new admission that— backtrack continues with a new admission that hotels will eonttnue— admission that hotels will continue to— admission that hotels will continue to house asylum seekers teettte— continue to house asylum seekers teettte tnen— continue to house asylum seekers despite them costing taxpayers £6 despite them costing taxpayers to ntttton— despite them costing taxpayers to ntttton a— despite them costing taxpayers £6 million a day.— despite them costing taxpayers £6 million a day. rishi sunak ttonteet— £6 million a day. rishi sunak ttonteet to— £6 million a day. rishi sunak promised to end— £6 million a day. rishi sunak promised to end the, quote, attatttng— promised to end the, quote, attatttng uee— promised to end the, quote, appalling use of expensive hotel accommodation— appalling use of expensive hotel accommodation in— appalling use of expensive hotel accommodation in a boastful announcement— accommodation in a boastful announcement in january . but announcement in january. but totet— announcement in january. but robert jenrick,— announcement in january. but robert jenrick, the immigration ntntetet— robert jenrick, the immigration ntntetet nae— robert jenrick, the immigration minister has now— robert jenrick, the immigration minister has now admitted that the minister has now admitted that tne none— minister has now admitted that the home office— minister has now admitted that the home office will need to, quote.— the home office will need to, quote. uee— the home office will need to, quote, use emergency accommodation hotels for a tonget— accommodation hotels for a tonget tettot— accommodation hotels for a longer period originally longer period than originally enytetonet. — longer period than originally envisioned. five— longer period than originally envisioned. five sites are being eyet— envisioned. five sites are being eyet ut— envisioned. five sites are being eyet ut ty— envisioned. five sites are being eyet ut ty tne— envisioned. five sites are being eyed up by the government to tteate— eyed up by the government to eeate tong— eyed up by the government to create long term— eyed up by the government to create long term accommodation, tnetuttng—tne- create long term accommodation, including—the likes. including hotels and the likes of including hotels and the likes 0f-,_ including hotels and the likes of , peterborough and of worthing, peterborough and wont— of worthing, peterborough and wont-.— of worthing, peterborough and north-. sunak- of worthing, peterborough and north . sunak promised to north wales. sunak promised to etot— north wales. sunak promised to etot tne— north wales. sunak promised to etot tne toate— north wales. sunak promised to stop the boats, but some 5000 ntgtante— stop the boats, but some 5000 ntgtante nave— stop the boats, but some 5000 migrants have already crossed the migrants have already crossed tte—tat— migrants have already crossed tte—tat tnte- migrants have already crossed the _far this year. i the channel so far this year. atount— the channel so far this year. around 100,000— the channel so far this year. around 100,000 more are expected by-the_ around 100,000 more are expected ty-tne tnte— around 100,000 more are expected by the pm's spokesperson by 2024. the pm's spokesperson ateo— by 2024. the pm's spokesperson ateo gate— by 2024. the pm's spokesperson ateo gate totay— by 2024. the pm's spokesperson also gave today the most blatant ntnt— also gave today the most blatant me yet— also gave today the most blatant me yet tnat— also gave today the most blatant hint yet that he's— also gave today the most blatant hint yet that he's reneging on tnat— hint yet that he's reneging on tnat ttetge.— hint yet that he's reneging on tnat ttetge. ne— hint yet that he's reneging on that pledge. he told reporters . that pledge. he told reporters. tne— that pledge. he told reporters. tte-eatt—

that pledge. he told reporters. the - said there _ that pledge. he told reporters. the said there was no quick the pm said there was no quick fix the pm said there was no quick to tn— the pm said there was no quick to tn tnte— the pm said there was no quick fix in this area— the pm said there was no quick fix in this area and— the pm said there was no quick fix in this area and indeed no etne— fix in this area and indeed no silver bullet,— fix in this area and indeed no silver bullet, adding, know silver bullet, adding, we know tnat— silver bullet, adding, we know tnat-te— silver bullet, adding, we know tnat-te an— silver bullet, adding, we know that be an incremental that this will be an incremental atttoaon— that this will be an incremental atttoaen .— that this will be an incremental atttoaen . tut— that this will be an incremental approach , but i'm— that this will be an incremental approach , but i'm sorry. ' 3 approach, but i'm sorry. amanda tate— approach, but i'm sorry. amanda tatet an— approach, but i'm sorry. amanda patel an incremental approach is not going to win sunak the next election. why ? why did he say he election. why? why did he say he was election. why? why did he say he gotng— election. why? why did he say he gotng to— election. why? why did he say he gotng to etot— election. why? why did he say he was going to stop the— i 3“ why? why did he say he was going to stop the boats? and he was going to stop the boats? and ne now— was going to stop the boats? and he now seems to— was going to stop the boats? and he now seems to be— was going to stop the boats? and he now seems to be doing enenytntng— he now seems to be doing everything possible to allow tnen — everything possible to allow ten to— everything possible to allow ten to teet— everything possible to allow them to keep streaming in. okay.— them to keep streaming in. otay. tte— them to keep streaming in. okay. the reason— them to keep streaming in. okay. the reason that- them to keep streaming in. okay. the reason that i'll answer your question, dan , the answer your question, dan, the reason that rishi announced this in his five plans. yeah five point plan and put a huge priority on it was because he knows that that is the only way that he is likely to win the next election. the only way and he has to have the guts to come out and say we're going to get out and say we're going to get out of the european court of human rights. we're going to start that process now. but he's not going to. yeah, but i'm just telling you what the reason he said it was because he knew it was the only way he's going to win the election and now he's

already backtracking he all already backtracking and he all it it is so plain to any adviser to him, unless you can deliver on this, you are toast. and the tory party is toast and you're going to haemorrhage at the next election. and you're saying that as adviser to a as a former top adviser to a tory party leader, you know what the focus group is saying? and you don't need focus you don't even need focus groups. you have an instinct groups. if you have an instinct for middle england true for what middle england for true concern. think so. if you concern. himars think so. if you were still advising-tory- were still advising the tory teate— were still advising the tory leader today, _ were still advising the tory leader today, if— were still advising the tory leader today, if you were atwtetng— leader today, if you were advising say advising sunak, would you say gtow— advising sunak, would you say gtow-tattee— advising sunak, would you say grow-balls?-say. advising sunak, would you say. grow-balls?-say we're grow some balls? man. say we're going— grow some balls? man. say we're gotng-teate— grow some balls? man. say we're gotnglteawe tne— grow some balls? man. say we're going leave the echr and going to leave the echr and aotuatty— going to leave the echr and aotuattyltt— going to leave the echr and actually it because that's actually do it because that's tne— actually do it because that's tte—tnat-e- actually do it because that's the -that's going i actually do it because that's the that's going to the only thing that's going to wont. — the only thing that's going to wont. tenet— the only thing that's going to work. never refer- the only thing that's going to work. never refer to - the only thing that's going to work. a ”373” the only thing that's going to work. a i“t?“ work. never refer to a man's genhaua work. never refer to a man's genitalia like that . honestly. genitalia like that. honestly. crikey, i would just say i would just really straight with just be really straight with him. thing him. there's only one thing you've to do and you've got you've got to do and you've got to that are solving the to show that you are solving the crisis. can't in crisis. you can't solve it in a yeah crisis. you can't solve it in a year. but he's got 150,000 people living in hotels . as you people living in hotels. as you say, between 6 and £7 million a week. and he has got to show that he is a de you're right. you're completely right. he's got to show that he sees this. what he's showing now is that he

is really, really weak . matt is really, really weak. matt malassezia, this— is really, really weak. matt malassezia, this is- ”t3?..3t ”t3?..3t matt malassezia, this is one of the reasons that— malassezia, this is one of the reasons that you— malassezia, this is one of the reasons that you have just lost tattn— reasons that you have just lost tattn tn— reasons that you have just lost tattn tn out— reasons that you have just lost faith in our political system ant— faith in our political system and-politicians- faith in our political system and politicians and our and our politicians and our totttteat— and our politicians and our political parties, right? teauee— political parties, right? - because—never because you say they never tettwet— because you say they never the . — because you say they never deliver . yeah,— because you say they never deliver . yeah, it's- because you say they never deliver . j/t3?“ . 5..ti.“ ?“ deliver. yeah, it's such an easy problem to sort out to stop boats from coming. it's not difficult to do that. and if theyif difficult to do that. and if they if they had a will to want to do that, they could do it very easily. they could speed up the process of getting them processed when they come to this country. for it country. for a start, it wouldn't take a great deal of effort and it would certainly take a great deal less money than spent other than they've spent on other nonsense last nonsense things over the last few so, so, so why isn't few years. so, so, so why isn't he prepared that, given he prepared to do that, given his one pledge is to stop his number one pledge is to stop the boats? well, the obvious answer to that is he doesn't want to stop this want to stop it. and this is all. so would he not want to all. so why would he not want to etot — all. so why would he not want to etot tte— all. so why would he not want to etot tte nett— all. so why would he not want to stop it? well he's— all. so why would he not want to stop it? well he's not— so why would he not want to stop it? well he's not showing tnat— stop it? well he's not showing me te— stop it? well he's not showing that he wants— stop it? well he's not showing that he wants stop it. 3 that he wants to stop it. he teem-t.— that he wants to stop it. he toeen-t. so— that he wants to stop it. he doesn't. so he— that he wants to stop it. 3 3 . so he doesn't have the doesn't. so he doesn't have the gute— doesn't. so he doesn't have the gute to— doesn't. so he doesn't have the gute to to— doesn't. so he doesn't have the gute to to wnat— doesn't. so he doesn't have the guts to do what it— 3 . so he doesn't have the guts to do what it takes, which is guts to do what it takes, which te to— guts to do what it takes, which te to go— guts to do what it takes, which te to go ant— guts to do what it takes, which te to go ant eay— guts to do what it takes, which is to go and say, you're up, get out— is to go and say, you're up, get out ot— is to go and say, you're up, get

out ot out— is to go and say, you're up, get out of our lives. _ is to go and say, you're up, get out of our lives. i out of our lives. because let's be honest about that. that would upset the globalists, wouldn't it? that would it? that would that that would upset the people who sunak needs to be in that the globalists because we'd have to leave the echr and we'd actually have to say that we want to set our own rules, we want to have our own borders. we're not saying that what brexit was about, well, it was. and sunak voted for brexit, so why the hell he's not doing it? don't know. but it? i don't know. but unfortunately is. he is unfortunately he is. he is a globalist, isn't he? he's globalist, isn't he? if he's not, if he's. if he has a ttotten— not, if he's. if he has a problem and— not, if he's. if he has a problem and he- �*7 if he has a problem and he says he's going toleonetntng— problem and he says he's going to something about it and to do something about it and men— to do something about it and tnen—atout- to do something about it and then—about it,i to do something about it and. then—about it, then then does nothing about it, then then does nothing about it, then tte-teaeon— then does nothing about it, then the-reason he's— then does nothing about it, then the reason he's doing that the only reason he's doing that is the only reason he's doing that te—tttn-t— the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want- the only reason he's doing that is_didn't want to. the only reason he's doing thati is_didn't want to do is because he didn't want to do anytntng— is because he didn't want to do anytntng atout— is because he didn't want to do anything about it— is because he didn't want to do anything about it in the first ttaoe. — anything about it in the first ttaoe. t— anything about it in the first place. i would— anything about it in the first place. i would i- anything about it in the firsti place. i would i-know. anything about it in the first. place. i would i-know. place. i would i don't know. but sort of place. i would i don't know. butisort of assume- place. i would i don't know. butisort of assume it's- but i sort of assume it's teauee— but i sort of assume it's because it's— but i sort of assume it's- because it's-complicated to because it's more complicated to fix because it's more complicated to tte-tt— because it's more complicated to fix-it necessarily- fix than than it necessarily to— fix than than it necessarily to te— fix than than it necessarily seems to be because if he could fix seems to be because if he could to tnte— seems to be because if he could fix this problem,— seems to be because if he could fix this problem, it— seems to be because if he could fix this problem, it would be a note— fix this problem, it would be a note wtnnet— fix this problem, it would be a vote winner. and— fix this problem, it would be a vote winner. and he liked wtnntng— vote winner. and he liked wtnntng-to- vote winner. and he liked. winning-to-if winning votes. so to me, if he ooutt—yytenl winning votes. so to me, if he. ooutt—yyten you could, he would like. when you say could, he would like. when you eay tte— could, he would like. when you say it's more difficult to fix, surely we're actually not just are not fixing it, we're are we not fixing it, we're actually facilitating them coming them

coming here. we're giving them we're a little toe we're giving them a little toe in, you know, come and come and stay with us. fine. we'll get our boats in and we'll actually escort we'll sort you escort you in and we'll sort you out . they're not doing anything out. they're not doing anything to try to stop it. need grand geetutee— to try to stop it. need grand gestures. there's— to try to stop it. need grand gestures. there's only- 53. . need grand gestures. there's only a year out— gestures. there's only a year out to— gestures. there's only a year out to tne— gestures. there's only a year out to the next— gestures. there's only a year out to the next election at this tate— out to the next election at this tate. tnete-tt— out to the next election at this rate, there'll be— out to the next election at this rate, there'll be about 130 tory atte— rate, there'll be about 130 tory ante tett— rate, there'll be about 130 tory ante tett ant— rate, there'll be about 130 tory mps left and unless he goes out ant— mps left and unless he goes out ant eaye— mps left and unless he goes out ant eaye ntgnt— mps left and unless he goes out and says right comes out and eaye— and says right comes out and eaye t— and says right comes out and eaye t an— and says right comes out and says, i am getting out of the tutotean— says, i am getting out of the tutotean tut— says, i am getting out of the european, but he— says, i am getting out of the european, but he has to do that ne— european, but he has to do that ne nae— european, but he has to do that ne nae to— european, but he has to do that now. he has to do— european, but he has to do that now. he has to do it now. he has to to— now. he has to do it now. he has to to t— now. he has to do it now. he has to to tt now— now. he has to do it now. he has to do it now because— now. he has to do it now. he has to do it now because otherwise tnete-e— to do it now because otherwise tnete-e eto— to do it now because otherwise there's zero chance. . there's zero chance. it's my tetet— there's zero chance. it's my belief that it doesn't really matter who wins the next election. how can you say that? i'll election. how can you say that? ttt tett— election. how can you say that? ttt tett you— election. how can you say that? i'll tell you how i can say that because it's true. because the two main parties are cheeks two main parties are two cheeks of backside they are at of the same backside they are at the moment. they are. and they have shown that to be the last three let's let's three years. well, let's let's all have care then. all agree to have care then. no, thank you. we'll all be happy _ no, thank you. we'll all be natty. to.— no, thank you. we'll all be happy. no, thank- no, thank you. we'll all be happy. \tt3.t .“?

to travel comfortably. so in her petition, currently petition, which currently stands at signatures, at just over 6500 signatures, this joleen chaney , a this is joleen chaney, a self—styled travel and lifestyle creator. and she writes, my partner and i have unfortunately experienced discrimination and discomfort while flying and therefore all plus sized passengers should be provided with an extra free seat or even 2 or 3 seats, depending on their size, to accommodate their needs and ensure their comfort during the flight. now, here she is promoting the cause in a post on her social media. people ask me if i her social media. people ask me t t tutenaeet— her social media. people ask me if i purchased two— her social media. people ask me if i purchased two seats- i 3 people ask me if i purchased two seats when tytng— if i purchased two seats when ttytng. tney— if i purchased two seats when ttytng. tney eay— if i purchased two seats when flying. they say it's not fair to tne— flying. they say it's not fair to the person— flying. they say it's not fair to the person who has to sit next— to the person who has to sit next to— to the person who has to sit next to me— to the person who has to sit next to me. if— to the person who has to sit next to me. if when i tell them i next to me. if when i tell them t to.— next to me. if when i tell them t to. tney— next to me. if when i tell them t to. tney eay— next to me. if when i tell them i do, they say i'm— next to me. if when i tell them i do, they say i'm selfish for tattng— i do, they say i'm selfish for tattng a— i do, they say i'm selfish for taking a seat— i do, they say i'm selfish for taking a seat from another. the taet— taking a seat from another. the taet ot— taking a seat from another. the taet ot tne— taking a seat from another. the fact of the matter— taking a seat from another. the fact of the matter is that teotte— fact of the matter is that teotte tan-t— fact of the matter is that people can't stand to see fat teotte— people can't stand to see fat peppie happy-_ people can't stand to see fat people happy. so why should we wnat— people happy. so why should we wnat tney— people happy. so why should we care what they think ? chaney care what they think? chaney toee— care what they think? chaney toee atntt— care what they think? chaney does admit that— care what they think? chaney does admit that the price us tnat— does admit that the price us we we-t— does admit that the price us that we'd have— does admit that the price us that we'd have to pay for tetete— that we'd have to pay for tickets would— that we'd have to pay for tickets would go up if she were to get— tickets would go up if she were to get net— tickets would go up if she were to get net way.— tickets would go up if she were to get her way, which is eonetntng— to get her way, which is something that many non onenwetgnt— something that many non overweight passengers probably ton-t— overweight passengers probably ton-twant— overweight passengers probably don't want because she wants

tnen — don't want because she wants ten to— don't want because she wants ten to toot— don't want because she wants them to foot the— don't want because she wants them to foot the bill. ' 3 them to foot the bill. amanda ttatett— them to foot the bill. amanda platell being the humanity that you are, i presume that you'll behind jalen chaney's plan . do behind jalen chaney's plan. do you think this is a nice thing ? you think this is a nice thing? nice idea. can i say that i am not— nice idea. can i say that i am not a— nice idea. can i say that i am not a fattest.— nice idea. can i say that i am not a fattest. i— nice idea. can i say that i am not a fattest. i respect anytoty-e— not a fattest. i respect anybody's right to be as fat as tney— anybody's right to be as fat as tney want— anybody's right to be as fat as tney want to— anybody's right to be as fat as they want to be _ anybody's right to be as fat as they want to be and if that's tnett— they want to be and if that's their lifestyle,— they want to be and if that's their lifestyle, if— they want to be and if that's their lifestyle, if that there enouttn-t— their lifestyle, if that there shouldn't the _ their lifestyle, if that there shouldn't the airline just give tnen — shouldn't the airline just give tnen tne— shouldn't the airline just give tnen tne 2— shouldn't the airline just give them the 2 or— shouldn't the airline just give them the 2 or 3— shouldn't the airline just give them the 2 or 3 seats. you tttn-t— them the 2 or 3 seats. you tttn-t tet— them the 2 or 3 seats. you didn't let me— them the 2 or 3 seats. you didn't let me finish my sentence. okay. and i think if youe— sentence. okay. and i think if you got— sentence. okay. and i think if you got an— sentence. okay. and i think if you've got an the— sentence. okay. and i think if you've got an the size of two eeate— you've got an the size of two eeate you— you've got an the size of two seats, you should— you've got an the size of two seats, you should pay for two eeate — seats, you should pay for two eeate ant— seats, you should pay for two eeate ant t— seats, you should pay for two seats. and i actually think that seats, you should pay for two seatsweid i actually think that seats, you should pay for two seatswe should jally think that seats, you should pay for two seatswe should be .y think that seats, you should pay for two seatswe should be doing< that seats, you should pay for two seatswe should be doing is hat what we should be doing is tneteat— what we should be doing is tneteat ot— what we should be doing is instead of, know, when you instead of, you know, when you go on— instead of, you know, when you go on a— instead of, you know, when you go on a enott— instead of, you know, when you go on a short haul— instead of, you know, when you go on a short haul flight and tney— go on a short haul flight and tney wetgn— go on a short haul flight and tney wetgn yout— go on a short haul flight and they weigh your luggage, think they weigh your luggage, i think tney— they weigh your luggage, i think ttey-wetgn— they weigh your luggage, i think they weigh human beings. they should weigh human beings. why— they should weigh human beings. wny enouttn-t— they should weigh human beings. why shouldn't they, matt and tney— why shouldn't they, matt and tney enoutt— why shouldn't they, matt and they should be— why shouldn't they, matt and they should be paying twice. i nuen. — they should be paying twice. i nuen. wnat— they should be paying twice. i much. what do— they should be paying twice. i much. what do you- they should be paying twice. i much. what do you make i mean, that you're a slim guy. i wouldn't want to be paying extra for we are normal sized people . for we are normal sized people. yeah, but what what what about the yeah, but what what what about tne tot— yeah, but what what what about tne tot tugty— yeah, but what what what about the top rugby players ? the top the top rugby players? the top rugby— the top rugby players? the top rugby players— the top rugby players? the top rugby players who have massive tnt— rugby players who have massive tnt te— rugby players who have massive tnt te nuge— rugby players who have massive bmi is huge weight. you know , bmi is huge weight. you know, tette. — bmi is huge weight. you know, tette. tote— bmi is huge weight. you know,

depher. lots of— bmi is huge weight. you know, depher. lots of them- bmi is huge weight. you know, depher. t3t3t depher. lots of them do buy. lots of them. do buy two seats. i think. so for instance, i travel with a small child. now i will buy two seats because otherwise it's me and a toddler trying to get on you and she needs a seat of her own. so i think realistically so you don't want to you don't want to give jalen two seats, i think for free. ifeel jalen two seats, i think for free. i feel sad forjalen, but free. i feel sad for jalen, but i free. i feel sad for jalen, but t tntnt— free. i feel sad for jalen, but i think she's— free. i feel sad for jalen, but i think she's put— ”33 i feel sad for jalen, but i think she's put herself in a toettton— i think she's put herself in a position where— i think she's put herself in a position where she's going to be nottttty— position where she's going to be nottttty-ant— position where she's going to be nottttty-ant t— position where she's going to be horribly and i think it horribly bullied and i think it ttotatty— horribly bullied and i think it was probably the cheapest video i've was probably the cheapest video t-ye— — was probably the cheapest video t-ye— stee- was probably the cheapest video t-ye— ste-e-taei i've ever made. she's why has she put herself in the firing line? being bullied. line? she's not being bullied. stee— line? she's not being bullied. snot-ete— line? she's not being bullied. she's-she hasn't- line? she's not being bullied. she's she hasn't thought she's i think she hasn't thought that through properly. she hasn't. and but the 3 she hasn't. and but the issue that through properly. she hasn't. and but the issue the hasn't. and but the issue is the wottt— hasn't. and but the issue is the wont—tte- world hates fat people. it's ton-t— world hates fat people. it's ton-t tney— world hates fat people. it's don't they do _ world hates fat people. it's don't they do we don't. do you know— don't they do we don't. do you know anytoty— don't they do we don't. do you know anybody in— don't they do we don't. do you know anybody in this world who woutt— know anybody in this world who woutt-to— know anybody in this world who would .to-stone- would like to be two stone tatte— would like to be two stone tattet tnan— would like to be two stone fatter than -are?- would like to be two stone fatter than are? no, no. fatter than they are? no, no. tut— fatter than they are? no, no. tut-toeeet— fatter than they are? no, no. but-doesn't mean- fatter than they are? no, no. but-doesn't mean no- fatter than they are? no, no. but-doesn't mean no one but that doesn't mean no one wants that not mean hate wants that does not mean hate them. but. but there's simple them. but. but there's a simple thing i mean, i got this. this coming from coming back on holiday from easter your favourite easter with your favourite panellist, malone, panellist, carole malone, everyone's yeah. everyone's favourite. yeah. people's princess- everyone's favourite. yeah. people's princess we're people's princess carol. we're oomtng— people's princess carol. we're coming—j! coming back from her place. i was andrew pierce and. and was with andrew pierce and. and it sounds like a party. there was on the

was this woman who got on the plane on the on the train and we were first class, only £15 were in first class, only £15 each to first class. she each to get on first class. she had to pull up the aisle between the seats to fit her. her humongous bottom and then humongous bottom on it. and then this vietnamese family this young vietnamese family came i out because came on. i found out because i chatted to and they had to chatted to them and they had to squeeze into two seats, the three this person three of them, while this person you know what you're saying, she should extra. that's should have to pay extra. that's what have to pay what she should have to pay extra. but then the argument nate— extra. but then the argument nate on— extra. but then the argument nate on you— extra. but then the argument made on you have— t3;,t

government's now chilling a disturbing emergency alert this sunday. how concerned sunday. but just how concerned should we be about this orwellian move? my superstar panel debate that panel will return to debate that soon. next, as the snp soon. but next, as the snp treasurer, colin beattie is arrested and questioned by police over the party's finances , is the scottish separatist cause on the brink of collapse? i'm going to investigate with some of the sharper minds north of the border. the alba party's christopher mcelhinney, the scottish daily mail's michael blackley and the former tory mp ross thomson are all live straight after the .

mark dolan tonight, saturday ntgnte— mark dolan tonight, saturday ntgnte .— mark dolan tonight, saturday ntgnte . tn— mark dolan tonight, saturday nights. on war. _ mark dolan tonight, saturday nights . on war. i i nights. on war. welcome back. tom bower on the way. but first, operation branch form the investigation into the snp's finances took another dramatic turn as the party's treasurer, colin beattie, was arrested this morning. the 71 year old has been the snp's national treasurer between 2004 and 2020 and then again from 2021 tonight. police scotland said beattie had been arrested without out charge, but pending further investigation action. it follows the leaked video of sturgeon released by the scottish mail at the weekend, where she sternly denied that there were any financial instability . parties to instability. parties to the party's national executive committee watch . be very committee watch. be very careful. all— committee watch. be very careful. all of— committee watch. be very careful. all of us,- “ be very careful. all of us, about euggeettone— careful. all of us, about suggestions that there are ttottene— suggestions that there are problems with— suggestions that there are problems with the party's ttnaneee— problems with the party's finances because we depend on tonote— finances because we depend on tonote to— finances because we depend on donors to donate. _ finances because we depend on donors to donate. if there are teate—

donors to donate. if there are teate .— donors to donate. if there are teate . ae— donors to donate. if there are leaks . as with— donors to donate. if there are leaks . as with everything else , leaks. as with everything else, if leaks. as with everything else, tt tnat— leaks. as with everything else, t we gete— leaks. as with everything else, if that gets more— leaks. as with everything else, if that gets more difficult to do if that gets more difficult to to eo— if that gets more difficult to do so everybody— if that gets more difficult to do so everybody has to be very teat— do so everybody has to be very eteat atout— do so everybody has to be very clear about that— do so everybody has to be very clear about that .— do so everybody has to be very clear about that . now in what is clear about that. now in what is tentate— clear about that. now in what is tetnate tne— clear about that. now in what is perhaps the worst— clear about that. now in what is perhaps the worst political noetttat— perhaps the worst political hospital pass— perhaps the worst political hospital pass ever humza useless has hospital pass ever humza useless nae etent— hospital pass ever humza useless nae etent tne— hospital pass ever humza useless has spent the opening weeks of his premiership— has spent the opening weeks of his premiership trying to put the his premiership trying to put tne ttee— his premiership trying to put the fires out— his premiership trying to put the fires out across this. the snp— the fires out across this. the en .— the fires out across this. the en . taet— the fires out across this. the snp . last night,— the fires out across this. the snp . last night, the daily snp. last night, the daily telegraph reported that sturgeon's arch loyalists, of which yusef is one, are beginning to turn against her. so with the snp suffering this devastating fall from grace as scottish separatism is now dead in the water and what on earth is going to happen to scheming sturgeon? well, look, i'm joined now by general secretary of the alba party, christopher mcnally. that is, of course, alex salmond's party. he's live from westminster alongside the former tory mp for aberdeen , south ross tory mp for aberdeen, south ross thomson, the scottish daily thomson, and the scottish daily mail's political editor, michael blackley. michael, look, i want to with you, because blackley. michael, look, i want to one:h you, because blackley. michael, look, i want to one of you, because blackley. michael, look, i want to one of the because blackley. michael, look, i want to one of the journalists you're one of the journalists who keeping across this who has been keeping across this story, a lot of the msm in story, and a lot of the msm in scotland pretended it

scotland just pretended it wasn't happening. what are you heanng wasn't happening. what are you hearing about sturgeon ? do you hearing about sturgeon? do you think there's a chance that she is actually going to resign now rather than face suspension from the snp ? well it's the question the snp? well it's the question on everybody's lips at the moment because there's been so much happening on this issue in recent days and the arrest today of the snp's treasurer colin beattie, really raised more questions about, you know , is questions about, you know, is nicola sturgeon going to face questions on this issue ? there questions on this issue? there were three individuals- 3 3“ 7 there were three individuals that etgnet— were three individuals that etgnet ott— were three individuals that signed off the— were three individuals that signed off the snp's accounts . signed off the snp's accounts. two— signed off the snp's accounts. two ot— signed off the snp's accounts. two ot tneee— signed off the snp's accounts. two of these three individuals are two of these three individuals taeet— two of these three individuals are faced arrest— two of these three individuals are faced arrest and questioned unten— are faced arrest and questioned untet oautton— are faced arrest and questioned under caution by— are faced arrest and questioned under caution by police . nicola under caution by police. nicola stutgeon— under caution by police. nicola stutgeon te— under caution by police. nicola sturgeon is the— under caution by police. nicola sturgeon is the only one that naen-t— sturgeon is the only one that naen-t eo— sturgeon is the only one that naen-t eo tat. — sturgeon is the only one that hasn't so far. so— sturgeon is the only one that hasn't so far. so i— sturgeon is the only one that hasn't so far. so i think the big— hasn't so far. so i think the ttg teeue— hasn't so far. so i think the ttg te— hasn't so far. so i think the ttg te .— hasn't so far. so i think the big issue is , is— hasn't so far. so i think the big issue is , is she going to big issue is, is she going to tate— big issue is, is she going to taoe tnat— big issue is, is she going to taoe tnat .— big issue is, is she going to face that , that— big issue is, is she going to face that , that questioning from face that, that questioning from tottte— face that, that questioning from tottee ant— face that, that questioning from tottee ant tt— face that, that questioning from police and if she— face that, that questioning from police and if she does, i think tnete— police and if she does, i think tnete wtt— police and if she does, i think there will be— police and if she does, i think there will be some calls for her to etet— there will be some calls for her to etet aette— there will be some calls for her to step aside while— there will be some calls for her to step aside while that investigation- to step aside while that investigation happens and wnetnet— investigation happens and whether she's— investigation happens and

whether she's going to do that or whether she's going to do that on not.— whether she's going to do that on not. tn— whether she's going to do that or not, i'm not— whether she's going to do that or not, i'm not sure she's not enowet— or not, i'm not sure she's not enowet ut— or not, i'm not sure she's not enowet up at— or not, i'm not sure she's not showed up at scottish parliament totay— showed up at scottish parliament totay on— showed up at scottish parliament totay on tne— showed up at scottish parliament today on the first— showed up at scottish parliament today on the first day back atten— today on the first day back attet tne — today on the first day back after the easter— today on the first day back after the easter recess. and she toeen-t— after the easter recess. and she doesn't intend _ after the easter recess. and she doesn't intend to— after the easter recess. and she doesn't intend to show up for tne— doesn't intend to show up for tne teet— doesn't intend to show up for tne teet ot— doesn't intend to show up for the rest of the— doesn't intend to show up for the rest of the week either. so i the rest of the week either. so t tntnt— the rest of the week either. so t tntnt tnat— the rest of the week either. so i think that adds— the rest of the week either. so i think that adds fuel really to the concerns— i think that adds fuel really to the concerns that— i think that adds fuel really to the concerns that some are tatetng— the concerns that some are tatetng tnat— the concerns that some are tatetng tnat .— the concerns that some are raising that , you know, if she raising that, you know, if she toeen-t— raising that, you know, if she toeen-t even— raising that, you know, if she doesn't even want to show up to tatttanent— doesn't even want to show up to tatttanent to— doesn't even want to show up to parliament to face— doesn't even want to show up to parliament to face scrutiny on tneee— parliament to face scrutiny on tneee teeuee— parliament to face scrutiny on these issues, then— parliament to face scrutiny on these issues, then what's the tent— these issues, then what's the totnt tn— these issues, then what's the totnt tn net— these issues, then what's the point in her continuing ? point in her continuing? wow. tteat— point in her continuing? wow. eeat tetotttng— point in her continuing? wow. great reporting .— point in her continuing? wow. great reporting . so- point in her continuing? wow. great reporting . so scheming great reporting. so scheming sturgeon effectively in hiding. christopher mcnally from from your point of view , who is it, your point of view, who is it, the snp that's finished or is it the snp that's finished or is it the separatism clause that's finished ? well it's certainly finished? well it's certainly not the cause of scottish independence. i think you need to , independence. i think you need to . you— independence. i think you need to . you know.— 33i i think you need to , you know, disassociate the to, you know, disassociate the tantontne— to, you know, disassociate the pantomime that's, you know, been unttayet— pantomime that's, you know, been unttayet tetote— pantomime that's, you know, been unplayed before. brazier. of tnte— unplayed before. brazier. of course, this is— unplayed before. brazier. of course, this is an important matte— course, this is an important nattet ant— course, this is an important matter and it's— course, this is an important matter and it's the reason that the matter and it's the reason that tne snp— matter and it's the reason that tne snt ate— matter and it's the reason that the snp are now— matter and it's the reason that the snp are now sitting at some of the snp are now sitting at some ot tne— the snp are now sitting at some ot tne toweet— the snp are now sitting at some of the lowest poll— the snp are now sitting at some

of the lowest poll ratings in, you— of the lowest poll ratings in, you know.— of the lowest poll ratings in, you tnow 2— of the lowest poll ratings in, you know a on— of the lowest poll ratings in, you know, 2 or 3— of the lowest poll ratings in, you know, 2 or 3 decades. but tte— you know, 2 or 3 decades. but tte aue— you know, 2 or 3 decades. but tte ot— you know, 2 or 3 decades. but the cause of scottish independence today in scotland, support for independence is higher today. in 2023 than it tn— higher today. in 2023 than it tn zon- — higher today. in 2023 than it was in 2014. so— higher today. in 2023 than it was in 2014. so this- higher today. in 2023 than it was in 2014. so this hasn't gone to damage the cause for independence, but it may actually provide an opportunity . for a long time, many people nave— . for a long time, many people nave teen— . for a long time, many people nave teen tut— . for a long time, many people have been put off— for a long time, many people have been put off that they tttn-t— have been put off that they tttn-t teet— have been put off that they didn't feel they— have been put off that they didn't feel they could vote for independence— didn't feel they could vote for independence because it was a note— independence because it was a vote-political- independence because it was a vote political party. vote for one political party. i tttnt— vote for one political party. i never think it's— vote for one political party. i never think it's clear- vote for one political party. i never think it's clear that the cause scottish independence never think it's clear that the camuch scottish independence never think it's clear that the camuch bigger;h independence never think it's clear that the ca much bigger thaniependence never think it's clear that the camuch bigger than any�*idence is much bigger than any individual. whether nicola individual. whether it's nicola stutgeon.— individual. whether it's nicolai stutgeon.—tnan sturgeon, it's much bigger than any totttteat— sturgeon, it's much bigger than any political party, whether it's any political party, whether tte—ant- any political party, whether- tt-e—ant-gotng it's the snp. and i think going forward what see is an forward what we'll see is an alliance in scotland for independence coming together and that's certainly something that the government the westminster government will not down. ross not be able to face down. ross thompson-sturgeon - not be able to face down. ross thompson -sturgeon the l thompson isn't sturgeon the ttggeet— thompson isn't sturgeon the biggest hypocrite in british totttee?— biggest hypocrite in british politics? because i remember day atten— politics? because i remember day attet tay— politics? because i remember day attet tay atten— politics? because i remember day after day after day,— politics? because i remember day after day after day, she would out— after day after day, she would come out and— after day after day, she would come out and slam boris johnson tatttee— come out and slam boris johnson tatttee gotng— come out and slam boris johnson over parties going on at number ten towntng— over parties going on at number ten downing street that he had no ttea— ten downing street that he had no idea about,— ten downing street that he had no idea about, you know, tatttee— no idea about, you know, parties, which,- no idea about, you know, parties, which, let's be honest, teeuttet— parties, which, let's be honest, teeuttet tn— parties, which, let's be honest, teeuttet tn a— parties, which, let's be honest, resulted in a fixed— parties, which, let's be honest, resulted in a fixed penalty nottoe— resulted in a fixed penalty notice. who— resulted in a fixed penalty notice. who cares? surely now ene— notice. who cares? surely now

ene nae— notice. who cares? surely now now she has to— notice. who cares? surely now now she has to go— notice. who cares? surely now now she has to go based on what ene— now she has to go based on what ene ttewtouety— now she has to go based on what she previously called on boris to to— she previously called on boris to to . — she previously called on boris to do . absolutely.- she previously called on boris to do . ' £3, ' “t3 she previously called on boris to do . ' £3, ' she previously called on boris to do . ' .t3;.3t ' to do. absolutely. and she has no moral authority whatsoever. we all know how quick she was to stand in front of a television camera , a covid briefing podium, camera, a covid briefing podium, wherever it was to call for the head. the resignation, even the wet— head. the resignation, even the wntt to— head. the resignation, even the wntt to te— 3 the resignation, even the whip to be withdrawn from any coneenwattne— whip to be withdrawn from any conservative mp _ whip to be withdrawn from any conservative mp that was making the conservative mp that was making tne neatttnee— conservative mp that was making the headlines at— conservative mp that was making the headlines at that time . the headlines at that time. she atwaye— the headlines at that time. she atwaye ueet— the headlines at that time. she atwaye net to — the headlines at that time. she always used to say— the headlines at that time. she always used to say that- the headlines at that time. she always used to say that she would show and demonstrate leadership and if she's to be true to her word, then she should do the same thing. in this case, is was the leader this case, she is was the leader of this case, she is was the leader ot a— this case, she is was the leader ot a patty.— this case, she is was the leader ot a tatty. ae— this case, she is was the leader of a party, as michael said, she nae— of a party, as michael said, she nae net— of a party, as michael said, she nae net nane— of a party, as michael said, she has her name on— of a party, as michael said, she has her name on the accounts tnat— has her name on the accounts tnat ewe— has her name on the accounts that were submitted that to that were submitted from that to party—commission. party the electoral commission wttn—ant- party the electoral commission with—and colin. with her husband and colin teattte— with her husband and colin beattie.itwo_ with her husband and colin beattie.itwo.those- with her husband and colin beattie. two of those have already been questioned and arrested matter of time arrested is a matter of time before the same thing before i'm sure the same thing happens nicola sturgeon before i'm sure the same thing hapjbelieveincola sturgeon before i'm sure the same thing hapjbelieves in)la sturgeon before i'm sure the same thing hapjbelieves in hersturgeon before i'm sure the same thing hapjbelieves in her own eon before i'm sure the same thing hapjbelieves in her own moral she believes in her own moral high ground, she would also do the right thing, resign her party membership at this time. but probably is but i think that probably is very unlikely. ross do you think the separatism _ very unlikely. ross do you think the separatism causes- tt3”3t .. ross do you think the separatism causes dead and tuttet— the separatism causes dead and tuttet now— the separatism causes dead and tuttet e— the separatism causes dead and tuttet e t— the separatism causes dead and buried now ? i think that the

buried now? i think that the independence— buried now? i think that the independence cause is at the totton— independence cause is at the totton ot— independence cause is at the bottom of the— independence cause is at the bottom of the ocean alongside the bottom of the ocean alongside tne neatt— bottom of the ocean alongside tne neatt ot— bottom of the ocean alongside the heart of the— bottom of the ocean alongside the heart of the ocean. t3t.t3 the heart of the ocean. the old taty— the heart of the ocean. the old taty toee— the heart of the ocean. the old lady rose threw at the end of the movie. i think it is sunk good and proper, and i think that's why you saw christopher in this interview trying to say to people watching your program, please don't at the please don't look at the pantomime crisis within please don't look at the pan snp �*ne crisis within please don't look at the pansnp because crisis within please don't look at the pansnp because people; within please don't look at the pansnp because people across] the snp because people across scotland snp has scotland know that the snp has been the main party advocating for independence in scotland. alex salmond had been its leader in 2014. it was a united party at that point the snp seemed competent in government. christopher i agree with that , christopher i agree with that, but they've got no chance . but but they've got no chance. but christopher, your party- but they've got no chance. but christopher, your party is- 33t. ii but christopher, your party is led by christopher, your party is led ty atex— christopher, your party is led by alex salmond today and he went— by alex salmond today and he went on— by alex salmond today and he went on tne— by alex salmond today and he went on the bbc— by alex salmond today and he went on the bbc last night eaytng— went on the bbc last night eaytng tnat— went on the bbc last night saying that he— went on the bbc last night saying that he had actually watnet— saying that he had actually warned sturgeon that this was oontng— warned sturgeon that this was oontng. so— warned sturgeon that this was coming. so perhaps yes. i mean, tnougn— coming. so perhaps yes. i mean, tnougn you— coming. so perhaps yes. i mean, even though, you know, i'm very ottoeet— even though, you know, i'm very ottoeet to— even though, you know, i'm very opposed to separatism, perhaps atex— opposed to separatism, perhaps alex salmond— opposed to separatism, perhaps alex salmond does have the moral autnottty— alex salmond does have the moral autnottty to — alex salmond does have the moral autnottty to eay— alex salmond does have the moral authority to say hang on a moment— authority to say hang on a moment-got- authority to say hang on a moment,-got to. authority to say hang on a moment, got to ditch

authority to say hang on a- moment,-got to ditch the moment, you've got to ditch the snp— moment, you've got to ditch the snp-onet— moment, you've got to ditch the snp-onen to- moment, you've got to ditch the snp-over to alba- moment, you've got to ditch the snp-over to alba. i snp and come over to alba. nett— snp and come over to alba. net. t— snp and come over to alba. net. t tttnt— snp and come over to alba. well, i think actually- snp and come over to alba. well, i think actually what he was saying was that in 2014, they warned nicola sturgeon and peter murrell that it wasn't a goodidea peter murrell that it wasn't a good idea for an organisation to have a leader of a party and that husband was the chief executive. he's executive. and you know, he's been proven right on that. but but right say, you but you're right to say, you know, going forward, you know, the have failed the scottish the snp have failed the scottish independence movement and they're force they're now the main force that's scottish that's holding back scottish independence. so that's holding back scottish independence . so the job of alba independence. so the job of alba now independence. so the job of alba te— independence. so the job of alba te to— independence. so the job of alba te to-teotte— independence. so the job of alba now is to -people in- now is to show people in soottant— now is to show people in scotland .we - now is to show people in scotland we can be that scotland that we can be that none— scotland that we can be that none tot— scotland that we can be that home for the— scotland that we can be that home for the scottish independence movement going tonwatt. — forward. but, you know, it's important as this is to, you know, people from the know, many people from the political bubble. the reality is in political bubble. the reality is ttea—te- political bubble. the reality is tna—te noetl in scotland, people are most concerned now that we're having an concerned now that we're having a—nnatton— concerned now that we're having a—nnatton tut- an energy rich nation, but teotte— an energy rich nation, but teotte ate— an energy rich nation, but people are having to wear their coate— people are having to wear their ooate tn— people are having to wear their coats in their— people are having to wear their coats in their-you- people are having to wear their coats in their you know, people are having to wear their coa'casetheir you know, people are having to wear their coa'casetheiscottish you know, the case for scottish independence has never been ettonget— independence has never been ettonget. tte— independence has never been stronger. it's higher than stronger. it's higher now than it stronger. it's higher now than tt-tn— stronger. it's higher now than tt-tn zon- — stronger. it's higher now than it-in 2014. does- stronger. it's higher now than it-in 2014. does it- stronger. it's higher now than it in 2014. j . it was in 2014. does it matter of, typekit debate of, you know, use typekit debate references they want? but, references all they want? but, you know, i think you know, you know, i think westminster's_ you know, you know, i think westminster's been rearranging the westminster's been rearranging tte-etatne— westminster's been rearranging the-chairs for— westminster's been rearranging the chairs for here long the deck chairs for here long enougn. — the deck chairs for here long enougn. ant— the deck chairs for here long enough. and ithink- the deck chairs for here long enough. ' “ enough. and i think people in scotland are all too sick of

scotland are are all too sick of that. okay i appreciate that toot.— that. okay i appreciate that look. michael— jcj

charges have been brought. so thank you to christopher mckinley from the alba party, ross thompson representing the scottish tories and the scottish daily mail's political editor, michael blackley. now coming up in uncanceled king charles has raised eyebrows by including a portrait with harry and meghan in the coronation souvenir programme. but should he have shown tough love to the shown some tough love to the pair awful pair after their awful behaviour? tom bowerjoins pair after their awful behaviour? tom bower joins me live in the studio with forensic royal analysis shortly . but royal analysis shortly. but next, as a creepy emergency test alert will be sent to all mobile and tablet devices on sunday afternoon is latest nanny afternoon. is this latest nanny state intervention good for pubuc state intervention good for public public safety or just mission to some sort of mission creep to some sort of orwell nightmare? my superstar panel are back on this straight after the .

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delivered . the eye newspaper delivered. the eye newspaper reports that nhs targets will return under a labour government with starmer planning to introduce blair esque objectives to improve waiting times and patient care. this is going to be a big push by labour tomorrow. we'll be hearing much more about it then. the sun leads calls from mps for leads on calls from mps for tougher sentences to be handed tougher sentences to be handed to eco terrorists . the paper's to eco terrorists. the paper's headune to eco terrorists. the paper's headline reads tough justice . headline reads tough justice. this after the entitled yob who invaded the world snooker championships yesterday was unmasked the son of a mega unmasked as the son of a mega rich investor . but they won't rich investor. but they won't get tough just as will they because the justice system is soft on these absolute eco terrorist idiots. and the daily mail leads with mps, calls for police and judges to end the growing wave of chaotic eco protests. that's in the wake of that disruption to the snooker championships and also the grand national on the weekend superstar panel return. now top daily mail columnist amanda patel , ex—england footballer and

patel, ex—england footballer and social commentator matt le tissier, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid . now in broadcaster rebecca reid. now in a terrifying government scheme to meddle in our lives, a nationwide test alert will be sent to your mobile or tablet device at 3 pm. on sunday with no prior public consultation. the government claims that the alarms be used in alarms will be used in emergencies warn us our emergencies to warn us if our lives danger. but is it lives are in danger. but is it just scaremongering to keep us in continued , continued sort in a continued, continued sort of state of panic really the nanny state that was nurtured over covid seems to be coming back haunt us. and once back to haunt us. and once they're in our phones, let me tell you , you'll never get them tell you, you'll never get them out. this is what the creepy alarm is going look like . alarm is going to look like. it has the daily mail asked today which genius thought it was a good idea to terrify the whole country at 3:00pm on on

sunday. i mean, matt le tissier we sort of knew, didn't we? we knew. and this is one of the reasons why we fought so hard against the government over covid because once they see that the public are accepting of these sort of orwellian controls in our lives, they go for it and they're going for it. they certainly are going- 33 “3 . they certainly are going for it. and i certainly are going for it. and t tntnt— certainly are going for it. and t tntnt we— certainly are going for it. and i think we all— certainly are going for it. and i think we all realised that tnte— i think we all realised that me wae— i think we all realised that this was going— i think we all realised that this was going to be the next etet— this was going to be the next etet tt— this was going to be the next etet tt tney— this was going to be the next step if they will— this was going to be the next step if they will keep going on unttt— step if they will keep going on unttt enougn— step if they will keep going on until enough of— step if they will keep going on until enough of us push back agatnet— until enough of us push back agatnet tt— until enough of us push back against it and— until enough of us push back against it and i— until enough of us push back against it and i think it's etntnat— against it and i think it's criminal that— against it and i think it's criminal that this government is tntanttttztng— criminal that this government is infantilizing its— criminal that this government is infantilizing its population to the infantilizing its population to tne extent— infantilizing its population to the extent that— infantilizing its population to the extent that they are. and gutte— the extent that they are. and gutte nanny.— the extent that they are. and quite frankly, i'm sick of them. ant— quite frankly, i'm sick of them. ant to— quite frankly, i'm sick of them. and do yourself— quite frankly, i'm sick of them. and do yourself a— quite frankly, i'm sick of them. and do yourself a favour. go to yout— and do yourself a favour. go to your notifications _ and do yourself a favour. go to your notifications on your ttone— your notifications on your phone, scroll— your notifications on your phone, scroll down to the bottom . tunn— phone, scroll down to the bottom . tutn ott— phone, scroll down to the bottom , turn off notifications. you wont— , turn off notifications. you wont get— , turn off notifications. you won't get those— , turn off notifications. you won't get those stupid alerts. yeat— won't get those stupid alerts. yeah, because— won't get those stupid alerts. yeah, because actually what matt eaye— yeah, because actually what matt eaye te— yeah, because actually what matt eaye te teatty— yeah, because actually what matt says is really true. _ yeah, because actually what matt says is really true. ' 3 “ says is really true. amanda this is creeping into every part of our all you have to do our life. now all you have to do is be a train and. and you is be on a train and. and you hear alerts to young mothers saying keep hold of your pram .

saying keep hold of your pram. you know, the other day at the station next to our studio at paddington station when it said, please don't run up the stairs, that was literally painted on every single stair. why don't you atte— every single stair. why don't you ttte to— every single stair. why don't you like to run— every single stair. why don't you like to run up— every single stair. why don't you like to run up the- ”g “3.t3 ” why don't you like to run up the stairs? nett— you like to run up the stairs? well, exactly. and— you like to run up the stairs? �*thjt3.. ji1>2(t?{...3t and also, it's well, exactly. and also, it's tuet— well, exactly. and also, it's tuet atte— well, exactly. and also, it's tuet ttte. te— well, exactly. and also, it's just like, is also— �*thjt3.. ji1>2(t?{...3t and also, it's just like, is also passive aggteeetwe— just like, is also passive aggressive because they when tney— aggressive because they when tney — aggressive because they when tney you — aggressive because they when they see you .the - aggressive because they when they see you the pram and they see you with the pram and tney— they see you with the pram and tney tutge— they see you with the pram and tney tutge tnat— they see you with the pram and they judge that look like the ttnt— they judge that look like the ttnt ot— they judge that look like the kind of person— they judge that look like the kind of person who'd leave my they judge that look like the kind owhich)n who'd leave my they judge that look like the kind owhich would'd leave my they judge that look like the kind owhich would and ave my they judge that look like the kind owhich would and theyny they judge that look like the kind owhich would and they and pram, which would and they and tney— pram, which would and they and ttey-wnen— pram, which would and they and ttey-wnen t— pram, which would and they and ttey-wnen t go- pram, which would and they and they when i go and sit they play it when i go and sit town— they play it when i go and sit town tn— they play it when i go and sit down, i'm-she's- they play it when i go and sit down, i'm she's fine. down, i'm like, she's fine. but tte— down, i'm like, she's fine. but tte tetm— down, i'm like, she's fine. but tte totnt te— down, i'm like, she's fine. but the point is,-point- down, i'm like, she's fine. but the point is, point is, as a the point is, the point is, as a country, we used to be so opposed to the nanny state. that's where we were different to countries like australia. what's what what's happened to us, what happened us? dan was covid happened to us? dan was covid yean. — happened to us? dan was covid yean. .tuttng— happened to us? dan was covid yeah. .during-period- happened to us? dan was covid yeah. .during-period of. yeah. and during the period of cont— yeah. and during the period of covid subjugated covid we, we subjugated ourselves to— covid we, we subjugated ourselves to the state's eonttot. — ourselves to the state's control, you _ ourselves to the state's control, you know , we had control, you know, we had teone— control, you know, we had people, everyone did. no no, people, not everyone did. no no, no.-were heroic.— people, not everyone did. no no, no.-were heroic. and- people, not everyone did. no no, no. were heroic. and and you no. you were heroic. and and you wett— no. you were heroic. and and you wett tatt— no. you were heroic. and and you wett tatt tot— no. you were heroic. and and you well paid for it— no. you were heroic. and and you well paid for it as— no. you were heroic. and and you well paid for it as a— no. you were heroic. and and you well paid for it as a result for eteattng— well paid for it as a result for eteattng ut— well paid for it as a result for eteattng ut .— well paid for it as a result for speaking up . yeah. but you know, speaking up. yeah. but you know, we taeteatty— speaking up. yeah. but you know, we basically had— speaking up. yeah. but you know, we basically had the state paying— we basically had the state taytng tot— we basically had the state paying for people not to work so weoe-got— paying for people not to work so we-ye-got a— paying for people not to work so we've-got a culture- paying for people not to work so we've got a culture of we've now got a culture of teotte— we've now got a culture of teotte-ton-t- we've now got a culture of people don't want to work people who don't want to work ant— people who don't want to work ant-tntnt— people who don't want to work and .think the— people who don't want to work and think the state should and still think the state should or and still think the state should ot-to— and still think the state should ot-to wont.— and still think the state should or- do work,-wantl and still think the state shouldi or- do work,-want to or if they do work, they want to etay—ttey-

or if they do work, they want to etay—ttey want- or if they do work, they want to stay _they want to l or if they do work, they want to. stay—they want to stay stay at home. they want to stay at home work. half the time at home and work. half the time tney— at home and work. half the time tney woutt— at home and work. half the time they would normally— at home and work. half the time they would normally do,- 3 half the time they would normally do, you know.— they would normally do, you know tne— they would normally do, you know, the whole— they would normally do, you know, the whole thing was was recalibrated _ know, the whole thing was was recalibrated—andj recalibrated during covid. and it's recalibrated during covid. and tte—tt— recalibrated during covid. and tt-e—tt taet. - recalibrated during covid. and it's—it back. and| it's time we took it back. and tnete-e— it's time we took it back. and tnete-e no— it's time we took it back. and tnete-e no way— it's time we took it back. and there's no way i— it's time we took it back. and there's no way i mean, there is a ttttte— there's no way i mean, there is a ttttte gutte— there's no way i mean, there is a little guide in— there's no way i mean, there is a little guide in which matt, i tane— a little guide in which matt, i nave to— a little guide in which matt, i nave to-you— a little guide in which matt, i have to-you just- a little guide in which matt, i have to you just perfectly have to say, you just perfectly eatt—gutte- have to say, you just perfectly eatt—gutte on- have to say, you just perfectly said guide on how said this is the guide on how you— said this is the guide on how you-tnat— said this is the guide on how you-that thing- said this is the guide on how you that thing off. we do you turn that thing off. we do not-te— you turn that thing off. we do not-be slaves- you turn that thing off. we do not- be slaves to - you turn that thing off. we do not be slaves to the not have to be slaves to the goenent — not have to be slaves to the government. and - not have to be slaves to the government. and say, i think government. and i say, i think tnat— government. and i say, i think me eeotge— government. and i say, i think that george orwell have that george orwell would have nat— that george orwell would have tat-ttne— that george orwell would have had-time writing- had a hard time writing a tetttytng— had a hard time writing a terrifying novel about something that terrifying novel about something me you— terrifying novel about something tnat you ooutt— terrifying novel about something that you could get— terrifying novel about something that you could get rid of by tutntng— that you could get rid of by tutntng yout— that you could get rid of by turning your phone off. yeah, tut— turning your phone off. yeah, tut-teotte— turning your phone off. yeah, but-people don't- turning your phone off. yeah, but people don't know but lots of people don't know now— but lots of people don't know now to— but lots of people don't know now to to— but lots of people don't know how to do that. _ but lots of people don't know how to do that. people. people know how to turn their phones off. press the off off. you just press the big off button down until it turns off. no, not like that. it's no, it's not like that. it's much more complicated. they enoutt— much more complicated. they enoutt not— much more complicated. they should not-access- much more complicated. they should not access into. no, should not have access into. no, tney— should not have access into. no, ttey-te— should not have access into. no, ttey-te atte— should not have access into. no, they-be able-get. they shouldn't be able to get tnto— they shouldn't be able to get tnto out— they shouldn't be able to get into our phones— they shouldn't be able to get into our phones anymore. ' 3 into our phones anymore. and atto— into our phones anymore. and tee-tut— into our phones anymore. and also-but rebecca,- into our phones anymore. and also-but rebecca, do| also rebecca. but rebecca, do you can use you know they also can use our phones to track our movements? a you don't like it, a phone. if you don't like it, ton-t.— a phone. if you don't like it, ton-tleone— a phone. if you don't like it, don't.-come-don't. a phone. if you don't like it,- don't.-come-don't know. don't. oh, come on. don't know. i don't. oh, come on. don't know. t-te— don't. oh, come on. don't know. t-te atte— don't. oh, come on. don't know. t-te atte to— don't. oh, come on. don't know. i-be able to have- don't. oh, come on. don't know. i-be able to have a- don't. oh, come on. don't know. i be able to have a phone i should be able to have a phone wttnout— i should be able to have a phone without government tracking i should be able to have a phone without il7�*l3' ernment tracking i should be able to have a phone without il7�*l3' i“ tracking i should be able to have a phone without il7�*l3' i“ i my move. my location services switched because drains my switched on because it drains my battery i need my battery. battery and i need my battery. they can track you anyway. not

wttnout— they can track you anyway. not wtttout yout— they can track you anyway. not without your location services. so you be joking. yeah. i so you must be joking. yeah. i ton-t— so you must be joking. yeah. i ton-t tane— so you must be joking. yeah. i ton-t nave-ot— so you must be joking. yeah. i don't have of those things. don't have any of those things. if don't have alexa, i don't if you don't have alexa, i don't have an alexa. i don't have any of have an alexa. i don't have any ot tnoee— have an alexa. i don't have any ot tnoee. tt— have an alexa. i don't have any of those. if they— have an alexa. i don't have any of those. if they want- ?“ '.t3;t

income and now what are we seeing? universal basic income. tnat-e— that's a great idea. no, we ton-t.— that's a great idea. no, we ton-t. tut— that's a great idea. no, we don't. but separate don't. but that's a separate debate. now, look, league leaders away two leaders arsenal threw away a two goal on goal lead versus west ham on sunday. but it's their despicable performance off the pitch that has shocked fans. a young supporter the young arsenal supporter had the unforgettable experience of being match being team mascot for the match with posting a video with the club posting a video onune with the club posting a video online meeting the online of her meeting the players making online of her meeting the players but making online of her meeting the players but not making online of her meeting the players but not in making online of her meeting the players but not in atwotg memories. but not in the two minute long clip. not one of the pampered privileged football pampered and privileged football pros most not pros spoke to the girl most not even having the decency to take out their headphones . now the out their headphones. now the girl's dad did come to the player's defence, saying there was only a small window to meet them and she enjoyed it very much. but i'd suggest that instead of arsenal in the premier woke premier league demanding woke gestures taking the knee, gestures like taking the knee, perhaps a basic lesson in manners would be more constructive . now coming up . oh, constructive. now coming up. oh, thank you, by the way. rebecca root. matt mademoiselle, i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. i cannot forget about you. oh, i'm sorry. oh it is. it is. where are your manners ? that's why are your manners? that's why i didn't open this up to you. now,

coming up, tory mp andrew bridgen has been one of a few lonely voices in parliament sticking liberties sticking up for civil liberties amid the covid circus. and he's not yet. the freedom not stopping yet. the freedom fighter his sights set fighter now has his sights set on fighting new pandemic treaty is by the world health organisation , which he fears are organisation, which he fears are authoritarian corrupt . he's authoritarian and corrupt. he's up for gong and my greatest up for a gong and my greatest britain union, jack. so i have a feeling know who's going feeling i know who's going to nominate but in nominate him. but next in uncancelled, charles uncancelled, has king charles offered another olive branch offered yet another olive branch to duchess of to the duke and duchess of delusion by including his photo with the official with them in the official coronation souvenir program? or should prince should he have adopted prince william's cold, silent william's stone cold, silent treatment? plus, is meghan's jealousy of kate and her unwillingness to play second fiddle. the real reason behind her coronation snub ? the best her coronation snub? the best royal author in the business, tom bower. he's back and live in the studio in just two minutes time with his unmissable insight and analysis. so don't go anywhere .

it's time now for uncanceled, an and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and in latest olive branch, and in his latest olive branch, the troublesome couple, king charles, has included a photo with harry and meghan in the official souvenir official coronation souvenir program, the rare family snap was taken months after the sussexes wedding in 2018 as part of the king's 70th birthday celebration as the prince of wales. however he's in no mood for reconciliation and continues to give short shrift to the duke of delusion . as i outlined in my of delusion. as i outlined in my new man online column, william, silent treatment not harsh . silent treatment is not harsh. it morally strategic . it is morally and strategic. hinckley the best thing to defeat harry and meghan's ludicrous takedown of the british monarchy. well, i'm joined back in the studio. joined now back in the studio. we've missed him, haven't we? royal expert meghan markle's biographer and our king charles's biographer to tom bower. so, tom, do you agree with me that actually it's

william who's getting the strategy right here rather than king charles? well, william is. but i mean, the real person in charge, of course, is the king erg. and i the king is erg. and i feel the king is losing the plot. he is losing sight of the plot. he is losing sight of the plot. he is losing sight of the plot. he is losing sight that the coronation is about the glory of the is all about the glory of the monarchy and britain . and monarchy and of britain. and he's reducing it to the squabbles in his family. but worse than that, not just meghan and harry and prince andrew as well. and should fergie be ianed well. and should fergie be invited ? but i think the invited? but i think the promotion of camilla is also distracting from the importance of the coronation of the king. and she doesn't even particularly want it, does she? and she doesn't. and really, what you see with these constant promotion of camilla and the photographs of the two is that the coronation seems to be about the coronation seems to be about the marriage, about the the marriage, not about the crowning of the king. and somehow in all this, it's what i always feared about charles. he's lost sight of what actually this ceremony and what his reign is meant to embrace. he's not establishing himself as the key

to a future era . he's now all to a future era. he's now all just worried about whether people love camilla and what will they think about harry and the olive branch? i mean, this is just not essence. i actually totatty— is just not essence. i actually totatty agtee— is just not essence. i actually totally agree about— is just not essence. i actually totally agree about the - i i actually totally agree about the camilla totnt— totally agree about the camilla totnt. canttta— totally agree about the camilla point. camilla doesn't care . you point. camilla doesn't care. you know.— point. camilla doesn't care. you know ene— point. camilla doesn't care. you know, she wasn't— point. camilla doesn't care. you know, she wasn't fussy about tnte— know, she wasn't fussy about tnte. tut— know, she wasn't fussy about this. but charles— know, she wasn't fussy about this. but charles is so teetetate— this. but charles is so desperate for- this. but charles is so desperate for their marriage to ttnatty— desperate for their marriage to ttnatty te— desperate for their marriage to finally be properly accepted. tut— finally be properly accepted. tut wnen— finally be properly accepted. tut wnen tt— finally be properly accepted. but when it comes to this harry ant— but when it comes to this harry ant negnan— but when it comes to this harry and meghan photo, i have to be nonet— and meghan photo, i have to be noneet. tn— and meghan photo, i have to be honest, i'm quite— and meghan photo, i have to be honest, i'm quite offended by it. honest, i'm quite offended by tt-negnan— honest, i'm quite offended by it. meghan doesn't deserve it. like, meghan doesn't deserve to te— it. like, meghan doesn't deserve to te tn— it. like, meghan doesn't deserve to te tn tne— it. like, meghan doesn't deserve to be in the official— it. like, meghan doesn't deserve to be in the official brochure for to be in the official brochure tot tne— to be in the official brochure for the coronation. look at ewenytntng— for the coronation. look at everything she's said since the teatt— everything she's said since the teat ot— everything she's said since the teat ot tne— everything she's said since the death of the late— everything she's said since the death of the late queen. and my new— death of the late queen. and my wotny te— death of the late queen. and my wotny te tnat— death of the late queen. and my wotny te me te— death of the late queen. and my worry is that he keeps rewarding bad behaviour— worry is that he keeps rewarding bad behaviour by— worry is that he keeps rewarding bad behaviour by the sussexes. so bad behaviour by the sussexes. so tney— bad behaviour by the sussexes. so tney tntnt— bad behaviour by the sussexes. so tney tntnt .— bad behaviour by the sussexes. so they think , oh, if we keep on so they think, oh, if we keep on tenantng— so they think, oh, if we keep on tenawtng tatty— so they think, oh, if we keep on tenawtng tatty .— so they think, oh, if we keep on behaving badly , that's what gets behaving badly, that's what gets us behaving badly, that's what gets ue nottoet. — behaving badly, that's what gets us noticed. that's— behaving badly, that's what gets us noticed. that's what gets us all us noticed. that's what gets us at ot— us noticed. that's what gets us at ot tneee— us noticed. that's what gets us all of these things— us noticed. that's what gets us all of these things . �*thjt3.. all of these things. well, i tttnt— all of these things. well, i tttntlte. — all of these things. well, i think-is. on— all of these things. well, i think is. on the one hand, think he is. on the one hand, he's cowardly and then he he's being cowardly and then he is dithering. and is constantly dithering. and because he just doesn't want to because he just doesn't want to be disliked and he doesn't realise that the only way actually to impose a reign , as

actually to impose a reign, as opposed to having an argument or whatever he normally did, as prince of wales is you've got to be firm and he's not firm . and be firm and he's not firm. and that's why the coronation is still undecided. key aspects should there be this bishop, should this priest be there or not? or what should they say? he is actually performing? exactly as i feared. self—indulge and un unable to fix his focus on what is necessary and at the same time, we've also heard , you time, we've also heard, you know, he's opening the doors to reparations, reparations and the rest. and he should, of course, have banned harry complete from the coronation that would have shown a total purpose . and he shown a total purpose. and he should say quite clearly that prince andrew has no role either . but instead he'sjust . but instead he's just pandenng . but instead he's just pandering to his own insecurities. can pandering to his own insecurities . can we talk a insecurities. can we talk a ttttte— insecurities. can we talk a ttttte ttt— insecurities. can we talk a little bit about— i” . can we talk a little bit about exactly why negnan— little bit about exactly why negnan nae— little bit about exactly why meghan has decided not to come wntte— meghan has decided not to come wntte nanny— meghan has decided not to come wntte nanny te— meghan has decided not to come while harry is now?— meghan has decided not to come while harry is now? some experts

nave— while harry is now? some experts nave etatnet— while harry is now? some experts have claimed that— while harry is now? some experts have claimed that meghan didn't want— have claimed that meghan didn't want to— have claimed that meghan didn't want to ttay— have claimed that meghan didn't want to play second fiddle to yate— want to play second fiddle to yate at— want to play second fiddle to yate at tne— want to play second fiddle to kate at the coronation . uh, my kate at the coronation. uh, my tetet— kate at the coronation. uh, my tettet te— kate at the coronation. uh, my belief is that— kate at the coronation. uh, my belief is that she— kate at the coronation. uh, my belief is that she simply eouttn-t— belief is that she simply couldn't countenance the ttoeteot— couldn't countenance the ttoeteet ot— couldn't countenance the prospect of being booed by the ttttten— prospect of being booed by the british public.— prospect of being booed by the british public. what are you teattng— british public. what are you hearing about— british public. what are you hearing about why she didn't etn-oe— hearing about why she didn't t— hearing about why she didn't come? i think— hearing about why she didn't come? 33t. come? i think you've got to remember in all our conversations the last remember in all our conver and ns the last remember in all our conver and months, he last remember in all our conver and months, we last remember in all our conver and months, we never weeks and months, we never i never thought that they would come and i in a complete come and i was in a complete minority. i hadn't actually minority. what i hadn't actually anticipated he'd come anticipated is that he'd come alone for 24 hours because that seemed to me inconceivable . so seemed to me inconceivable. so clearly he's suddenly realised that if he doesn't come , he puts that if he doesn't come, he puts himself so completely in isolation in the freezer that he had to make an appearance. her presence , i thought, was never presence, i thought, was never likely because she doesn't want to be in britain. she doesn't want to be part of the royal family. she's a californian. she doesn't want to curtsy to the queen children , curtsy to kate queen children, curtsy to kate or sophie. i think that was very important. and then, of course, they not guarantee her they did not guarantee her a spotlight in the front row and

she didn't want to play second fiddle again, gazing out of a window. so i think altogether for her, it was unless she was going to be prominent, she wasn't going to take the part. she's milked the royal family for everything they can give her. she's got global recognition, didn't recognition, which she didn't have before. got tell you have before. i got to tell you something else , though, and i something else, though, and i thought poll weekend thought the poll last weekend was indicative that was pretty indicative that a large number of young people think they should be there. they like meghan , the diverse like meghan, the diverse community meghan . and i community like meghan. and i think that the palace has quite clearly decided they didn't want meghan there. and they were putting conditions ions on her presence, which they hoped she would refuse. and in that way they've kept her out. harry is there after all, his fifth in line in succession. so to some extent he should be there and he doesn't want to be totally excluded , but they'll freeze him excluded, but they'll freeze him out. hopefully but meghan is such a poisonous, vile person for britain. the one thing she really is, is that the crowds

who are clearly monarchists on the streets wouldn't give her the streets wouldn't give her the welcome that she thinks he deserves. yeah because she's haunted by the queen's diamond jubilee. she was shunned by the tantty— jubilee. she was shunned by the tantty at— jubilee. she was shunned by the tantty at tnat— jubilee. she was shunned by the family at that event— she was shunned by the family at that event at saint taut-e— family at that event at saint paul's cathedral. they didn't want— paul's cathedral. they didn't want anytntng— paul's cathedral. they didn't want anything to do with her. twen— want anything to do with her. even members— want anything to do with her. even members of the family that had even members of the family that nat totnetty— even members of the family that had formerly been— even members of the family that had formerly been quite welcome in had formerly been quite welcome tn tte— had formerly been quite welcome tn ttte zata— had formerly been quite welcome in like zara and— had formerly been quite welcome in like zara and mike tindall, tney— in like zara and mike tindall, tney wantet— in like zara and mike tindall, they wanted nothing to do with they wanted nothing to do with tne two — they wanted nothing to do with tne two ot— they wanted nothing to do with the two of them.— they wanted nothing to do with the two of them. there was boos on tne— the two of them. there was boos on tne way— the two of them. there was boos on tne way ut— the two of them. there was boos on the way up and— the two of them. there was boos on the way up and then the boos got toute— on the way up and then the boos got louder when _ on the way up and then the boos got louder when they walked down the got louder when they walked down tne etatte. — got louder when they walked down the stairs. and— got louder when they walked down the stairs. and i— got louder when they walked down the stairs. and i think meghan teatty— the stairs. and i think meghan really couldn't— the stairs. and i think meghan really couldn't handle the ttoeteet— really couldn't handle the ttoeteet ot— really couldn't handle the prospect of being booed. and i tntnt— prospect of being booed. and i tntnt ene— prospect of being booed. and i think she would— prospect of being booed. and i think she would have been booed. i think she would have been booed. t—woutt— think she would have been booed. t—woutt-teeni i think the boos would have been tout.— i think the boos would have been tout-tntnt— i think the boos would have been loud.-think harry- i think the boos would have been loud. think harry used the loud. and i think harry used the count— loud. and i think harry used the court case against— loud. and i think harry used the court case against associated neweaeett — court case against associated neweaeett te— court case against associated neweaeett te a— court case against associated newspapers. is a little test case because _ newspapers. is a little test case because no- newspapers. is a little test case because no crowds turned up on tne— case because no crowds turned up on tne eeont— case because no crowds turned up on tne eeont ot— case because no crowds turned up on the second or the— case because no crowds turned up on the second or the third day to too— on the second or the third day to too ntn — on the second or the third day to boo him on— on the second or the third day to boo him on his— on the second or the third day to boo him on his own. i think tneee— to boo him on his own. i think tnete-e att— to boo him on his own. i think there's all that. _ to boo him on his own. i think there's all that. but what is terrible is that we're discussing why is meghan not here? and that is charles's fault completely. and she's wormed her way into his consciousness . and meghan should consciousness. and meghan should have just no invite.

have just been no invite. right? but that's why have just been no invite. - right?-but that's why i right? exactly. but that's why i ton-t—enoutt- right? exactly. but that's why i don't_should.inl don't think they should be in the—brochure- don't think they should be in the brochure either. the coronation brochure either. ttey-te— the coronation brochure either. tney-te-tatt— the coronation brochure either. tney-te-tatt ot— the coronation brochure either. they're part of the royal they're not part of the royal tantty. — they're not part of the royal family. exactly. _ they're not part of the royal family. t

can't it should can't decide whether it should be traditional be a fully traditional coronation, whether there should be lots of pageantry and all the rest of it. he's restricted the length of the procession. he just is insecure about how he should demonstrate his authority and that is part of the reason why there's this lack of enthusiasm . and i blame his enthusiasm. and i blame his advisers and him for that. okay, tom bower, tough words. very good to have you back,- 3“ 3 very good to have you back, tom. tnant— good to have you back, tom. tnant you— good to have you back, tom. tnant you eo— good to have you back, tom. thank you so much. but it's time to— thank you so much. but it's time to eeat— thank you so much. but it's time now to reveal today's greatest ttttatn— now to reveal today's greatest ttttatn ant— now to reveal today's greatest britain and union— now to reveal today's greatest britain and union jackass . my britain and union jackass. my eutetetat— britain and union jackass. my superstar panel— britain and union jackass. my superstar panel return. amanda ttatett— superstar panel return. amanda ttatett nno— superstar panel return. amanda platell, who you— superstar panel return. amanda platell, who you nominating as yout— platell, who you nominating as yout et— platell, who you nominating as your gb tonight. _ platell, who you nominating as your gb tonight. �*thjt3.. 3 your gb tonight. well done. i'm going to do kim rye badenoch because she's the one the minister who's forcing through the equalities bill that no person with a penis will be allowed into safe spaces for women . full stop. good on her. women. full stop. good on her. yeah. good choice. i think . matt yeah. good choice. i think. matt le yeah. good choice. i think. matt te tteetet— yeah. good choice. i think. matt le tissier, who's— yeah. good choice. i think. matt le tissier, who's your nominee?

tne— le tissier, who's your nominee? tte gone— le tissier, who's your nominee? tte gone tot— le tissier, who's your nominee? i've gone for andrew— le tissier, who's your nominee? i've gone for andrew bridgen for being one of the few mps to speak out about the pandemic. and yesterday he spoke out against the pandemic treaties . against the pandemic treaties. he's raised objections to signing up to treaties that would empower the who's director general, dr. tedros, who himself was a member of a terrorist organisation back in the 80 seconds. but the media don't seem to mention that very much. stop sweeping, stop him imposing, sweeping, legally directives on legally binding directives on member states that are going to override our uk sovereignty. yeah, very important . this whole yeah, very important. this whole world yeah, very important. this whole nottt teattn— “3?“ 33 this whole world health organisation tteaty— world health organisation treaty. rebecca ridge, your nominee. i've— treaty. rebecca ridge, your nominee. i've gone for the just stoo— nominee. i've gone for the just stot ttt— nominee. i've gone for the just stop oil protesters partially teauee— stop oil protesters partially because as your— stop oil protesters partially because as your greatest ttttatn— because as your greatest britain. yeah— because as your greatest britain. yeah now partially teauee— britain. yeah now partially teauee t— britain. yeah now partially because i know- britain. yeah now partially because i know it'll make you cross and partially why do you want— cross and partially why do you want to— cross and partially why do you want to make— cross and partially why do you want to make me— cross and partially why do you want to make me cross just tetote— want to make me cross just before 11:00— want to make me cross just before 11:00 at— want to make me cross just before 11:00 at night? tatttatty— before 11:00 at night? partially because- before 11:00 at night? partially because i- before 11:00 at night? partially because i think was partially because i think it was sort almost an interesting sort of almost an interesting piece performance and piece of performance art. and while rebecca while i'm not sure how rebecca do you not understand that was a professional snooker competition? yeah, because this means something— competition? yeah, because this means something to— i . t3t“7 yeah, because this means something to these people . it means something to these people . tt neane— means something to these people . it means something to the teotte— . it means something to the teotteltne—

. it means something to the people the audience. this is people in the audience. this is wnen— people in the audience. this isi when—rebecca, when i, unfortunately, rebecca, tuet— when i, unfortunately, rebecca, tuet-to— when i, unfortunately, rebecca, tuet-to tntnt— when i, unfortunately, rebecca, just-to think that- when i, unfortunately, rebecca, just to think that you're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jusanarchistthink that you're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jus anarchist .link that you're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jus anarchist . justthat you're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jus anarchist . just a at you're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jusanarchist . just a littlel're when i, unfortunately, rebecca, jusanarchist . just a little bit. an anarchist. just a little bit. somettmee.— an anarchist. just a little bit. somettmee. t— an anarchist. just a little bit. sometimes. i think— an anarchist. just a little bit. sometimes. i think it- an anarchist. just a little bit. sometimes. i think it was- an anarchist. just a little bit. sometimes. i think it was an interesting piece of performance art, think it's nice. art, and i think that it's nice. it's performance art, it's it's not performance art, it's tutntng— it's not performance art, it's ruining people's— it's not performance art, it's ruining people's it's ruining people's lives. it's tutntng— ruining people's lives. it's ruining businesses, ruining people's lives. it's ruinruining businesses, ruining people's lives. it's ruinruining people'sinesses, it's ruining people's experiences game. it's a it's ruining people's— experiences game. it's a game. you— experiences game. it's a game. you totay— experiences game. it's a game. you ttay a— experiences game. it's a game. you ttay a ttt— experiences game. it's a game. you play a bit drunk— experiences game. it's a game. you play a bit drunk in- experiences game. it's a game. you play a bit drunk in the- experiences game. it's a game. you play a bit drunk in the pub, it's not ruining anyone's lives . it's better than when they glue things. glue themselves to things. who the you to that the hell are you to say that it's proper game? well, it's not a proper game? well, come it's not ruining whose come on. it's not ruining whose life ruined that life was ruined by that experience. that experience. i respect that they care that they're care so much that they're standing they standing up for what they believe absolute believe in, their absolute idiots. well, believe in, their absolute idiots. well , sorry. believe in, their absolute idiots. well, sorry. i'm going to go— idiots. well, sorry. i'm going to go wttn— idiots. well, sorry. i'm going to go with amanda- t3 well, sorry. i'm going to go with amanda patel . what? to go with amanda patel. what? i'm to go with amanda patel. what? tn etoetet— to go with amanda patel. what? i'm shocked. shock their union. taet— i'm shocked. shock their union. taet nae— i'm shocked. shock their union. taot nae ttne— i'm shocked. shock their union. jack has time now.— i'm shocked. shock their union. jack has time now. amanda, who are jack has time now. amanda, who you— jack has time now. amanda, who you gotng— jack has time now. amanda, who you gotng tot— jack has time now. amanda, who are you going for ? _ jack has time now. amanda, who are you going for ? ' 3 3. are you going for? and my gift to you, dan, the first coronation gift. oh it is a mug . it costs me £2, and that's about all i think the coronation is worth . okay. they look like is worth. okay. they look like a couple of gnomes or a couple of hobes couple of gnomes or a couple of hobbits , so i'm confused. who's hobbits, so i'm confused. who's your actual union jack- i3 who's your actual union jack hat? . your actual union jack hat? it is your actual union jack hat? it to on...— your actual union jack hat? it is prince charles— your actual union jack hat? it is prince charles because- your actual union jack hat? it is prince charles because he's so king. charles king charles.

because he's so woke that he's produced a vegetarian quiche, which is french with broad beans in it with no ham. but dan, it gets worse. hear me out. okay the quiche originally came from germany. did you know that? like the royal family? it was. yeah, exactly . exactly. so the thing exactly. exactly. so the thing is, it came from a place called loathing along. and then the french took it over and renamed it lorraine. and then they called the quiche that the germans invented the quiche. lorraine so i'm following is sucking up to i'm following us matt le tissier your nominee curse you ? my nomination is the curse you? my nomination is the ateenat— curse you? my nomination is the ateenat ttayete— curse you? my nomination is the arsenal players for— ti... 3.7 my nomination is the arsenal players for how they tteatet — arsenal players for how they treated that _ arsenal players for how they treated that young girl . she was treated that young girl. she was in treated that young girl. she was tn we— treated that young girl. she was tn ot— treated that young girl. she was in awe of them— treated that young girl. she was in awe of them and they didn't eay— in awe of them and they didn't eay nt— in awe of them and they didn't eay nt .— in awe of them and they didn't even say hi . instead, they just even say hi. instead, they just wattet— even say hi. instead, they just wattet taet— even say hi. instead, they just walked past with— even say hi. instead, they just walked past with their headphones- walked past with their headphones in. and i think a ttttte— headphones in. and i think a ttttte ttt— headphones in. and i think a little bit of— headphones in. and i think a little bit of humility is in otte— little bit of humility is in order here. _ little bit of humility is in order here. and sometimes you neet— order here. and sometimes you neet to— order here. and sometimes you need to understand that these teotte— need to understand that these teotte wotentt— need to understand that these people worship the ground you

watt— people worship the ground you watt — people worship the ground you watt ant— people worship the ground you walk on. and to— people worship the ground you walk on. and to give them a ooutte— walk on. and to give them a ooutte ot— walk on. and to give them a couple of seconds in your time. go.— couple of seconds in your time. to. oouttn-t— couple of seconds in your time. no, couldn't agree— couple of seconds in your time. no, couldn't agree more- couple of seconds in your time. no, couldn't agree more on- couple of seconds in your time. no, couldn't agree more on that. rebecca, your nominee. i mean, i can't compete with the quiche rant, but rishi sunak because the parliament watchdogs opened an investigation into his links to a child care firm, which his wife is an investor. just keep it wife is an investor. just keep tt tean— wife is an investor. just keep tt tean otay— wife is an investor. just keep it clean, okay ? _ wife is an investor. just keep it clean, okay ? well,- wife is an investor. just keep it clean, okay ? well, look, i'm it clean, okay? well, look, i'm going to go with the arsenal players. matt le tissier, amanda patel, rebecca, thank you so much. oh this made me so mad. not as mad as rebecca reid choosing just stop oil to be the greatest. britain though. i'm back tomorrow at 9 pm. headline is this next. good night. all right .

good good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom the snp treasurer has been released without charge pending further investigation after he was arrested by police investigating the party's finances. colin beattie is the second person to have been questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 in donations set aside for an independence referendum had been used earlier this month . the used earlier this month. the scottish national party's former chief executive and husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon , peter murrell, was sturgeon, peter murrell, was questioned for more than 11 hours and also released without charge when questioned in holyrood today . snp leader humza holyrood today. snp leader humza yousaf hit back at the

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