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

conservatives as brave . some may conservatives as brave. some may use conservatives as brave. some may another— conservatives as brave. some may another word— conservatives as brave. some may use another word for— conservatives as brave. some may use another word for it.— some may use another word for it. when it to— use another word for it. when it comes to talking— use another word for it. when it comes to talking about proper piety. — comes to talking about proper piety. your— comes to talking about proper piety. your prime— comes to talking about proper piety. your prime minister , your piety. your prime minister, your deputy— piety. your prime minister, your deputy prime— piety. your prime minister, your deputy prime minister and the former— deputy prime minister and the former prime— deputy prime minister and the former prime minister are all under— former prime minister are all under investigation by the standards— under investigation by the standards commission. so yes. so yes. — standards commission. so yes. so yes. why— standards commission. so yes. so yes. why au— standards commission. so yes. so yes. why ah why— standards commission. so yes. so yes. why all why all.7 we standards commission. so yes. so yes. why all why all? we face chahehges— yes. why all why all? we face challenges while _ yes. why all why all? we face challenges while we absolute we face— challenges while we absolute we face challenges. _ challenges while we absolute we face challenges. i— challenges while we absolute we face challenges. i would rather be face challenges. i would rather he ehehehe— face challenges. i would rather be standing here— face challenges. i would rather be standing here with the eppehuhhy— be standing here with the opportunity to_ be standing here with the opportunity to deliver for the heehhe— opportunity to deliver for the people eh— opportunity to deliver for the people of scotland rather than hehguhehhe— people of scotland rather than hehguhehhg h— people of scotland rather than languishing in the opposition like languishing in the opposition hhe megan— languishing in the opposition like megan gallacher and the scottish— like megan gallacher and the scottish tories— like megan gallacher and the scottish tories ._ like megan gallacher and the scottish tories . well, the scottish tories. well, the seehheh— scottish tories. well, the scottish first— scottish tories. well, the scottish first minister also set out scottish first minister also set euh hie— 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 he he— out his vision for the country he he he— 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. he hush— statement since taking office. he vusuf she— statement since taking office. mr yusuf said the— statement since taking office. mr yusuf said the party- statement since taking office. mr yusuf said the party will focus on equality , opportunity focus on equality, opportunity and community. he also announced and community. he also announced a delay in the deposit return scheme for drinks, cans and bottles , as well as a six month bottles, as well as a six month trial to remove peak time fares from scotrail trains . the home

from scotrail trains. the home secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis a national emergency. the move comes in response to a high court challenge tomorrow aimed at halting government plans to house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex, braintree . raf base in essex, braintree. council will attempt to secure an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrants to the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned properties . see well, this all properties. see well, this all comes as the latest figures show more than 5000 people have crossed english channel so crossed the english channel so far this year , and in a last far this year, and in a last minute deal, us voting technology firm dominion has settled a defamation case with fox news . just before the trial fox news. just before the trial was due to begin opening arguments in the case had been due to start this afternoon, but according to a lawyer for dominion, they've reached a £633 million agreement. dominion had

originally sought a £13 billion settlement from fox , claiming it settlement from fox, claiming it spread false information about its voting machines during the 2020 presidential election. the settlement allows fox news to avoid having a number of its top executives , including ceo rupert executives, including ceo rupert murdoch and tucker carlson, testify in open court tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's over to headliners . headliners. hello welcome to headliners. iam headliners. hello welcome to headliners. i am simon evans. ahe— headliners. i am simon evans. ahe joining— headliners. i am simon evans. ahe joining he— headliners. i am simon evans. and joining me in— headliners. i am simon evans. and joining me in my- : i am simon evans. and joining me in my perusals of tomorrow's papers— and joining me in my perusals of tomorrow's papers we have josh hewhe— tomorrow's papers we have josh hewhe ahe— tomorrow's papers we have josh howie and roger— tomorrow's papers we have josh howie and roger monkhouse . good howie and roger monkhouse. good evening,— howie and roger monkhouse. good evening, gentlemen. how are you 7 evening, gentlemen. how are you e hm— evening, gentlemen. how are you e m very— evening, gentlemen. how are you e m very wen,— evening, gentlemen. how are you ? i'm very well, thank you. exeeuehh— ? i'm very well, thank you. excellent. i've— ? i'm very well, thank you. excellent. i've got years left yet,— excellent. i've got years left yeh h— excellent. i've got years left yeh, h eeehh— excellent. i've got years left yeh, h eeehh. — excellent. i've got years left yet, i reckon . “g yet, i reckon. club tie. roger. is that . oh it's. it's actually is that. oh it's. it's actually an old school tie. oh, is it?

i'm hoping it might open doors. have you noticed anyone catching 7 have you noticed anyone catching e-hhew— have you noticed anyone catching e-hhew he— have you noticed anyone catching e-hhew he very— ? it's. i know it's very uhhhehy— ? it's. i know it's very unlikely not.- ? it's. i know it's very unlikely not. hear me come across anyone in— unlikely not. hear me come across anyone in any circumstances, to be honest with you.— circumstances, to be honest with yee—h— circumstances, to be honest with yee—h ween-h- circumstances, to be honest with yee—h ween-h e- you. yeah. yeah. it wasn't a eheehh— you. yeah. yeah. it wasn't a special school— you. yeah. yeah. it wasn't a special school of- you. yeah. yeah. it wasn't a special school of any sort . special school of any sort. i hen-h— special school of any sort. i hen-h knew— special school of any sort. i don't know quite— special school of any sort. i don't know quite what you mean by special school there. by a judge. was. it was. it was judge. it was. it was. it was a good— judge. it was. it was. it was a good ole— judge. it was. it was. it was a good old fashioned grammar school. it's there school. i suspect it's out there . ithink out school. i suspect it's out there . i think out of the state . i think it's out of the state eeeeh— . i think it's out of the state sector now. but— . i think it's out of the state sector now. but i'm- i think it's out of the state sector now. but i'm not sure. yeah. are they? grant maintained explains a great deal your explains a great deal about your sentence though, explains a great deal about your senteri've though, explains a great deal about your senteri've admired. h, which i've always admired. well, grammar school. well, a good grammar school. hheehueehy. — absolutely. right absolutely heheheue— absolutely. right absolutely marvellous 1946 the marvellous rhetoric. 1946 the foundation— marvellous rhetoric. 1946 the foundation stone, isn't it? weh— foundation stone, isn't it? heh, anyway,— foundation stone, isn't it? well, anyway, let's take a quick heeh— well, anyway, let's take a quick heeh eh— well, anyway, let's take a quick look at tomorrow's— well, anyway, let's take a quick look at tomorrow's front pages. we have— look at tomorrow's front pages. we have the — look at tomorrow's front pages. we have the daily— look at tomorrow's front pages. we have the daily mail . we have the daily mail. when whu— we have the daily mail. when will someone— we have the daily mail. when will someone get— we have the daily mail. when will someone get a grip on the eco fanatics ? that is not the eco fanatics? that is not the image there. that's football's golden— image there. that's football's geheeh hey— image there. that's football's new golden boy and- g ”h22; that's football's new golden boy and his 3 m22; that's football's new golden boy and his expensive pyjamas. — new golden boy and his expensive hyy-ehee. we— new golden boy and his expensive hyy-ehee. we have— new golden boy and his expensive pyjamas. we have the daily heheghph— pyjamas. we have the daily telegraph, the— pyjamas. we have the daily telegraph, the nhs is broken, eeeheree— telegraph, the nhs is broken, declares starmer_ telegraph, the nhs is broken, declares starmer and a heurhehee— declares starmer and a journalist who is being held in chine.— journalist who is being held in chhe. ._ journalist who is being held in china. i believe— journalist who is being held in china. i believe possibly, peeehhhy— china. i believe possibly, possibly russia. we'll have to get eh— possibly russia. we'll have to get on he— possibly russia. we'll have to get on to that. _ possibly russia. we'll have to get on to that. the guardian

energy— get on to that. the guardian energy nrne— get on to that. the guardian energy firms face kerbs on need— energy firms face kerbs on forced metre— energy firms face kerbs on forced metre installations and a rereer— forced metre installations and a hanger prernre— forced metre installations and a larger picture of— forced metre installations and a larger picture of that year. yesr _ larger picture of that year. yes. he— larger picture of that year. yes. n he— larger picture of that year. yes, it is russia. the- yes, it is russia. the journalist— yes, it is russia. the journalist is- “233 c t the journalist is being held 425 c t the journalist is being held in yes, it is russia. the- journalist is being held in the mirror as killer— journalist is being held in the mirror as killer knives. five hyh— mirror as killer knives. five nyry rery— mirror as killer knives. five kyiv tory promises he's still hee- — kyiv tory promises he's still hee- erre— kyiv tory promises he's still kids. dire picture there of the her— kids. dire picture there of the her rhe— kids. dire picture there of the last five home— kids. dire picture there of the last five home secretaries and he— last five home secretaries and he dehy— last five home secretaries and the daily express— last five home secretaries and the daily express s you're paying— the daily express s you're paying price— the daily express s you're paying price of- the daily express s you're paying price of rise in fat cat eerenee— paying price of rise in fat cat eerenee h— paying price of rise in fat cat salaries is and— paying price of rise in fat cat salaries is and the star not honey— salaries is and the star not reeny rhenh— salaries is and the star not today thank you chat bots so rheee— today thank you chat bots so he er— today thank you chat bots so hose or yen— today thank you chat bots so those of you from _ today thank you chat bots so those of you from pages . so we those of you from pages. so we begin— those of you from pages. so we been nhh— those of you from pages. so we been nhh rhe— those of you from pages. so we begin with the telegraph josh nhreh— begin with the telegraph josh nhreh hee— begin with the telegraph josh which has virtually the entire hey-e— which has virtually the entire hey-e newe— which has virtually the entire hey-e en— which has virtually the entire day's news on its— which has virtually the entire day's news on its front page as here-r — day's news on its front page as here-r hur— day's news on its front page as here-r her preh— day's news on its front page as usual. but pick one. i've warmed to usual. but pick one. i've warmed he he— usual. but pick one. i've warmed he he reregreph— usual. but pick one. i've warmed to the telegraph over the last year— to the telegraph over the last year er— to the telegraph over the last year or so headline is year or so and headline is because— year or so and headline is because-pack. year or so and headline is because pack all year or so and headline is- because-pack all the because they just pack all the nerve—henn- because they just pack all the. news _ don't need news there. yeah, you don't need to news there. yeah, you don't need re-rhrne— news there. yeah, you don't need re-rhhe ,— news there. yeah, you don't need re-rhhe , ee— news there. yeah, you don't need re-rhhe , he yen- news there. yeah, you don't need to thing , do you know, to open the thing, do you know, it's to open the thing, do you know, he her— to open the thing, do you know, he her here. — to open the thing, do you know, it's just there. telegraph is a crossword—and. it's just there. telegraph is a- crossword_and that's it's just there. telegraph is a- crothey're_and that's it's just there. telegraph is a crothey're also and that's it's just there. telegraph is a crothey're also responsiblethat's it's just there. telegraph is a crothey're also responsible fort's it. they're also responsible for a it. they're also responsible for ener— it. they're also responsible for anf eennrnery— it. they're also responsible for a of genuinely fine a lot of genuinely fine investigative - a lot of genuinely fine investigative journalism over the investigative journalism over rhe-yeere- investigative journalism overi the -years,-than the last few years, more than

any— the last few years, more than any erher— the last few years, more than any other organ _ the last few years, more than any other organ i— the last few years, more than any other organ i can think of. en — any other organ i can think of. en ven— any other organ i can think of. yeah. you know,— any other organ i can think of. yeah. you know, i've been somewher— yeah. you know, i've been somewhat-to. yeah. you know, i've been. somewhat-to this, yeah. you know, i've been- somewhat-to this, so somewhat converted to this, so er— somewhat converted to this, so or he— somewhat converted to this, so some of the stories here, you've got some of the stories here, you've her a— some of the stories here, you've gen e prehe— some of the stories here, you've gen e prernre er— some of the stories here, you've got a picture of this us repener— got a picture of this us reporter who's who's been hneeh. — reporter who's who's been russia. there's- reporter who's who's been russia. reporter who's who's been - russia. there's you have to look closely but you can see his hands have got marks from having handcuffs on too tightly. but at the same time, i think- handcuffs on too tightly. but at the same time, i think he- :f r2r" c g but at the same time, i think he looks rehe— the same time, i think he looks quite handsome.— the same time, i think he looks quite handsome. he does look heneeene— quite handsome. he does look handsome and— quite handsome. he does look handsome and actually he looks eon— handsome and actually he looks eenlrn— handsome and actually he looks sort-in command— handsome and actually he looks sort in command of the sort of in command of the ehnerren— sort of in command of the situation,-he?- sort of in command of the. situation,-he?-just situation, isn't he? he's just rhe— situation, isn't he? he's just hhe hee— situation, isn't he? he's just hhe he-e eer— situation, isn't he? he's just like he's got quite chill . like he's got he's quite chill. r-n — like he's got he's quite chill. m h— like he's got he's quite chill. m h e— like he's got he's quite chill. i'm in a russian— like he's got he's quite chill. i'm in a russian jail and i rhrnh— i'm in a russian jail and i rhhh yen— i'm in a russian jail and i think you should date me. anyway,— think you should date me. anyway, rher-e— think you should date me. anyway, that's my. he might well be anyway, that's my. he might well he-heeh— anyway, that's my. he might well he-heeh re— be coming back to a significantly enhanced fan base , i significantly enhanced fan base , r rhrnh— significantly enhanced fan base , r rhrnh yen— significantly enhanced fan base , i think, you know, good for him— , i think, you know, good for him .— , i think, you know, good for him . ane— , i think, you know, good for him . ann-ger- , i think, you know, good for him . and got he's , i think, you know, good for- him . and-got-he's good him. and he's got and he's good nhh— him. and he's got and he's good with-handcuffs— him. and he's got and he's good with-handcuffs. - him. and he's got and he's good with handcuffs . your” with the handcuffs. now the ether— with the handcuffs. now the other erery— with the handcuffs. now the other story we've other story there we've got china developing covid china started developing covid vaccines the virus vaccines weeks before the virus emerged, says report . hey, wait emerged, says report. hey, wait a minute, emerged, says report. hey, wait enrnnre, herr— emerged, says report. hey, wait a minute, how is— emerged, says report. hey, wait a minute, how is that- g: hey, wait a minute, how is that possible? weh— a minute, how is that possible? hen, yen— a minute, how is that possible? rreh, yen nrghr— a minute, how is that possible? well, you might think to yourselves, _ well, you might think to yourselves, if— well, you might think to yourselves, if that doesn't make any— yourselves, if that doesn't make any sense, because— yourselves, if that doesn't make any sense, because it was just eenerhrng— any sense, because it was just something that— any sense, because it was just something that came out of the marker.— something that came out of the market—comingl something that came out of the. market._coming out market. yet they were coming out nhh— market. yet they were coming out nhh-veeehe— market. yet they were coming out with-vaccine in- market. yet they were coming out with vaccine in months with a covid vaccine in months refere— with a covid vaccine in months before-announced. with a covid vaccine in months before announced that before they even announced that it before they even announced that h-exrehng. — before they even announced that h-exrehng. se— before they even announced that it-existing. so are- before they even announced that it existing. so are they it was existing. so are they

eeyrne— it was existing. so are they sayinglwas_ it was existing. so are they sayinglwas e— it was existing. so are they saying was a really tailored saying it was a really tailored or saying it was a really tailored er rhe— saying it was a really tailored or he a— saying it was a really tailored or like a general— saying it was a really tailored or like a general coronavirus? vee— or like a general coronavirus? vee exeehy— or like a general coronavirus? yes exactly. yeah.— or like a general coronavirus? yes exactly. yeah. and the whole nonr— yes exactly. yeah. and the whole hernr er— yes exactly. yeah. and the whole horn of ne— yes exactly. yeah. and the whole pernr er er— yes exactly. yeah. and the whole point of one of the— yes exactly. yeah. and the whole point of one of the research rehe— point of one of the research rehe ee— point of one of the research rehe as her— point of one of the research labs, as far as— point of one of the research labs, as far as i— point of one of the research labs, as far as i understand it, re— labs, as far as i understand it, was to develop— labs, as far as i understand it, was to develop an— labs, as far as i understand it, was to develop an understanding of was to develop an understanding or anore— was to develop an understanding of various coronaviruses , and of various coronaviruses, and here— of various coronaviruses, and here why— of various coronaviruses, and here why rhey— of various coronaviruses, and that's why they sourced the various coronaviruses via perhaps— various coronaviruses via perhnpe ene— various coronaviruses via perhaps and grammar school hrenphr— perhaps and grammar school brought them,— perhaps and grammar school brought them, brought them there . venh. ann,— brought them, brought them there . yeah. and, and— brought them, brought them there . / and, and it's brought them, brought them there . “421?" and, and it's not . yeah. and, and it's not necessary . he- . “421?" and, and it's not necessary . 2 w . yeah. and, and it's not- necessary . he suggested the necessary. he suggested the whole lab theory thing i've heard produced as a conspiracy nonsense. but heard produced as a conspiracy nonsense . but it's not nonsense. but it's not necessary— nonsense. but it's not necessarily that- but it's not necessarily that of course it's puer— necessarily that of course it's her peer— necessarily that of course it's just poor biosecurity in a genuine— just poor biosecurity in a genuine and— just poor biosecurity in a genuine and reasonably based eerenrrhe— genuine and reasonably based scientific exploration of the various coronaviruses. so this is various coronaviruses. so this he he— various coronaviruses. so this he he senere— various coronaviruses. so this is the senate health committee in is the senate health committee h anenee— is the senate health committee h anenee .— is the senate health committee in america . there— is the senate health committee in america . there have been a in america. there have been a punch— in america. there have been a punch er— in america. there have been a bunch of other— in america. there have been a bunch of other various american rnerhnhene— bunch of other various american institutions now— bunch of other various american institutions now that have come out institutions now that have come our end— institutions now that have come our and earn,— institutions now that have come out and said, yes,— institutions now that have come out and said, yes, basically prehehry— out and said, yes, basically prehehry wee— out and said, yes, basically probably was the lab. that's the nonr— probably was the lab. that's the most likely thing. this is probably was the lab. c g this is yet most likely thing. this is yet another institution- c g this is yet another institution coming forward— another institution coming forward re— another institution coming forward to say— another institution coming forward to say the same thing and— forward to say the same thing and peer— forward to say the same thing and we re— forward to say the same thing and just i've said— forward to say the same thing and just i've said this before, her— and just i've said this before, her r— and just i've said this before, her r puer— and just i've said this before, but i just remember being very eon— but i just remember being very

een er— but i just remember being very sort of snobbish_ but i just remember being very sort of snobbish and going, oh, oh, sort of snobbish and going, oh, eh reek— sort of snobbish and going, oh, eh reek er— sort of snobbish and going, oh, oh, look at this— sort of snobbish and going, oh, oh, look at this conspiracy rheery— oh, look at this conspiracy rheery rher— oh, look at this conspiracy theory that it— oh, look at this conspiracy theory that it was a lab. no, it eenr— theory that it was a lab. no, it wasn't, because— theory that it was a lab. no, it wasn't, because i— theory that it was a lab. no, it wasn't, because i just went erenp— wasn't, because i just went erenp whh— wasn't, because i just went along with what- wasn't, because i just went along with what the who. said at along with what the who. said er rhe— along with what the who. said er rhe whe— along with what the who. said at the time and— along with what the who. said at the time and various other peepre— at the time and various other peepre . — at the time and various other peepre . l— at the time and various other people - -' guess- at the time and various other people . g at the time and various other people . d people. and i guess my anti trump one by one, all your little prize and are little prize and biases are being dismantled. could i say this being dismantled. could i say rhre—where- being dismantled. could i say this—whole channel| being dismantled. could i say. this—whole channel is this whole this whole channel is just this whole this whole channel is we eer— this whole this whole channel is peer eer ep— this whole this whole channel is peer eer wp .— this whole this whole channel is just set up . we're— this whole this whole channel is just set up . we're going to be just set up. we're going to be rewehrnp— just set up. we're going to be revisiting corbyn_ just set up. we're going to be revisiting corbyn any day now . revisiting corbyn any day now. rhey-u— revisiting corbyn any day now. rhey-h rehe— revisiting corbyn any day now. they'll take far— revisiting corbyn any day now. they'll take far more to get me to they'll take far more to get me he he— they'll take far more to get me he he pernr. — they'll take far more to get me to that point. shocking that the who.— to that point. shocking that the who. enh— to that point. shocking that the who. still has— to that point. shocking that the who. still has credibility and w.h.o. still has credibility and running,— w.h.o. still has credibility and funding, though— w.h.o. still has credibility and funding, though having been wrong— funding, though having been wrong hered— funding, though having been wrong footed funding from chrneee— wrong footed funding from chinese predominantly , it was. i chinese predominantly, it was. i h— chinese predominantly, it was. i h we— chinese predominantly, it was. i mean, it was quite— chinese predominantly, it was. i mean, it was quite interesting to mean, it was quite interesting he he— mean, it was quite interesting re nelhewe— mean, it was quite interesting to me.ihave said— mean, it was quite interesting to me. have said this on this to me. i have said this on this ehenner—hl channel before, but i think it peere— channel before, but i think it been—enh- bears repeating. i still i understand— bears repeating. i still i understand certain things understand why certain things are understand why certain things ere—eeneprreeyi are regarded as conspiracy rheenee— are regarded as conspiracyi theories _they are regarded as conspiracy- theories _they have theories because they they have eenern— theories because they they have certain implications that might be, certain implications that might he, yew— certain implications that might be you knew,— certain implications that might be, you know, potentially very pehheehy— be, you know, potentially very politically sensitive. but the wee— politically sensitive. but the wee rher— politically sensitive. but the idea that china— politically sensitive. but the idea that china had unleashed heu— idea that china had unleashed heh en— idea that china had unleashed new on he— idea that china had unleashed hell on the world— idea that china had unleashed hell on the world via a wet newer— hell on the world via a wet market never— hell on the world via a wet market never seemed to me any ewrpehre— market never seemed to me any more culpable than the idea that it more culpable than the idea that h hee— more culpable than the idea that it had unleashed— more culpable than the idea that it had unleashed hell on the wowe— it had unleashed hell on the world through— it had unleashed hell on the world through poor biosecurity. i world through poor biosecurity. r rneen— world through poor biosecurity. r re— world through poor biosecurity. r he he— world through poor biosecurity.

i mean, to be honest, you know, rhey— i mean, to be honest, you know, rhey newe— i mean, to be honest, you know, rhey hewe per— i mean, to be honest, you know, they have got mean, it's like they have got i mean, it's like an international— they have got i mean, it's like an international operation. this he— an international operation. this he..— an international operation. this he. rew— an international operation. this he. wen hee— an international operation. this this . you had funding it this lab. you had funding and it had scientists— this lab. you had funding and it had scientists and— this lab. you had funding and it had scientists and so on were being— had scientists and so on were hernp hrewphr— had scientists and so on were being brought in— had scientists and so on were being brought in from all around the being brought in from all around he were. — being brought in from all around the world. and— being brought in from all around the world. and i— being brought in from all around the world. and i find and international— the world. and i find and international scrutiny as well. aheerwrery. — international scrutiny as well. absolutely. that— international scrutiny as well. absolutely. that that's a perenhehy— absolutely. that that's a potentially international potentially an international rerhnp— potentially an international rerhnp rhe— potentially an international failing the habit of eating, you knew— failing the habit of eating, you knew .— failing the habit of eating, you know , virtually— failing the habit of eating, you know , virtually live bats in know, virtually live bats in eewp— know, virtually live bats in eewp when— know, virtually live bats in soup when we— know, virtually live bats in soup when we know that they have reeewerr— soup when we know that they have reeewerr here— soup when we know that they have reservoir bars in— soup when we know that they have reservoir bars in them that herhewr— reservoir bars in them that harbour potentially life threatening— harbour potentially life threatening that to me is a far hhery— threatening that to me is a far hhehy re— threatening that to me is a far more likely to incite racism eperner— more likely to incite racism eperner rhe— more likely to incite racism against the chinese is than than the against the chinese is than than rhe reh— against the chinese is than than he reh reek.— against the chinese is than than the lab leak. but— against the chinese is than than the lab leak. but in a way that re— the lab leak. but in a way that he he— the lab leak. but in a way that seems to be the— the lab leak. but in a way that seems to be the sort of that re— seems to be the sort of that he he— seems to be the sort of that seem to be the— seems to be the sort of that seem to be the prospect if you if yer— seem to be the prospect if you if you embrace— seem to be the prospect if you if you embrace the lab leak. ween— if you embrace the lab leak. yeah, absolutely. ”rg�*r22; yeah, absolutely. but there's been— yeah, absolutely. but there's been no culpability, know, been no culpability, you know, at this. do you think at all for this. do you think he— at all for this. do you think he eheer— at all for this. do you think the effect this— at all for this. do you think the effect this had- do you think the effect this had just the destruction _ the effect this had just the destruction of— the effect this had just the destruction of lives, the destruction of lives, but the economic people's quality of economic and people's quality of thing— economic and people's quality of living-everything? - economic and people's quality of living everything? e living and everything? it's just enezrne— living and everything? it's just enezrnp ener— living and everything? it's just amazing that they seem to have got with it? well, the got away with it? well, the truth got away with it? well, the rrwrh lof— got away with it? well, the truth .of course - got away with it? well, the truth .of course ,- got away with it? well, the truth-of course , is- 92h 7 well, the truth of course , is that truth is, of course, is that eenrrne— truth is, of course, is that sanctions possible sanctions are possible only when you sanctions are possible only when yew-eenewhere— sanctions are possible only when you-somewhere-to- sanctions are possible only when you somewhere to go. you have somewhere else to go. chine—ee- you have somewhere else to go.| chine—ee nweh china is responsible for so much of_manufacturing. . china is responsible for so much ofii-manufacturing. . china is responsible for so much of isuspect�*nanufacturing. china is responsible for so much of i suspect iftnufacturing. china is responsible for so much of i suspect iftnufehading. now, i suspect if this had heppenee— now, i suspect if this had happened smaller country, happened in a smaller country, when—

happened in a smaller country, which—optional- which was a more optional eehen— which was a more optional eehen we— which was a more optional action, we would be bullying rhen —h- action, we would be bullying them _ it would . action, we would be bullyingi them _it would all action, we would be bullying- them _it would all be them by now and it would all be eenee— them by now and it would all be eenee enr— them by now and it would all be sorted out anyway.— them by now and it would all be sorted out anyway. roger, let's newe— sorted out anyway. roger, let's hewe e— sorted out anyway. roger, let's hewe e-er— sorted out anyway. roger, let's hewe e-er rhe— sorted out anyway. roger, let's have a at the guardian. have a look at the guardian. wher— have a look at the guardian. wher-rhey— have a look at the guardian. what-they got?- have a look at the guardian. what they got? the what have they got? oh, the ewereren— what have they got? oh, the guardian-much- what have they got? oh, the guardian much follow guardian is very much a follow on guardian is very much a follow en—rher- guardian is very much a follow en—rher re- guardian is very much a follow on_that is jamesj on from this and that is james creweny— on from this and that is james creweny .— on from this and that is james creweny , whe — on from this and that is james cleverly , who .out- on from this and that is james cleverly , who out foreign cleverly, who sent out foreign seererery,— cleverly, who sent out foreign seererery, er— cleverly, who sent out foreign secretary, of course, who has wernee— secretary, of course, who has wernee eh— secretary, of course, who has warned off the— secretary, of course, who has warned off the more hawkish renee— warned off the more hawkish tories about— warned off the more hawkish tories about china, specifically ehewr— tories about china, specifically ehewr new— tories about china, specifically ehewr how we— tories about china, specifically about how we cannot just cut them — about how we cannot just cut them .— about how we cannot just cut them , enr— about how we cannot just cut them , cut loose— about how we cannot just cut them , cut loose for all the them, cut loose for all the reasons that— them, cut loose for all the reasons that you've said yewreeh. — reasons that you've said yourself. they- reasons that you've said yourself. "car 313 reasons that you've said- yourself. they are economically so powerful . to disengage with so powerful. to disengage with china would mean of course, that we wouldn't be able source we wouldn't be able to source reasonably or reasonably priced trainers or anything for that matter, anything else for that matter, that we depend upon . utterly. that we depend upon. utterly. yeah. mean, i'm certainly, you yeah. i mean, i'm certainly, you knew,— yeah. i mean, i'm certainly, you knew, en— yeah. i mean, i'm certainly, you know, an amazon— yeah. i mean, i'm certainly, you know, an amazon click to buy adding— know, an amazon click to buy enerne rher— know, an amazon click to buy whether the r— know, an amazon click to buy adding that i can't alibaba wowe— adding that i can't alibaba wewre he— adding that i can't alibaba would be the— adding that i can't alibaba would be the more authentically chrneee— would be the more authentically chinese option— would be the more authentically chinese option of— would be the more authentically chinese option of course but it comes from the _ chinese option of course but it comes from the manufacturing we newe— comes from the manufacturing we hewe eer— comes from the manufacturing we hewe eer r— comes from the manufacturing we hewe per r neen— comes from the manufacturing we have got i mean there's no point in have got i mean there's no point h being— have got i mean there's no point h hernp penne— have got i mean there's no point in being getting sanctimonious ehewr— in being getting sanctimonious ehewr h.— in being getting sanctimonious about it. we've— in being getting sanctimonious about it. we've all developed a degree— about it. we've all developed a degree er— about it. we've all developed a degree oflkind_ about it. we've all developed a degree oflkind of— about it. we've all developed a degree of kind of an easy degree of a kind of an easy entree— degree of a kind of an easy attitude towards— degree of a kind of an easy attitude towards consumer goods rher— attitude towards consumer goods her were— attitude towards consumer goods now that we're utterly dependent were pheny— now that we're utterly dependent , we're utterly dependent the eene-rhe— , we're utterly dependent the same the relationship we same way the relationship we newe—

same way the relationship we hewe—er— same way the relationship we have _of countriesi have with loads of countries the— have with loads of countries. the—her like saudi arabia, anything that we like saudi arabia, anything that err-een— like saudi arabia, anything that we-needlcountry- like saudi arabia, anything that we need country for, we actually need a country for, were-withhe— we actually need a country for, we're-willing to- we actually need a country for, we're willing to look the we're like willing to look the erher— we're like willing to look the erher wey. — we're like willing to look the other way. and _ we're like willing to look the other way. ' r: �*" we're like willing to look the other way. ' 2 �*" other way. and that's fine. but let's be honest about it. that's pretend that let's be honest about it. i that's-pretend that we're that's not pretend that we're rhre—nerehy- that's not pretend that we're this—morally . i that's not pretend that we're. this—morally . we this beautifully, morally. we ererree— this beautifully, morally. we ererree h— this beautifully, morally. we started it with— this beautifully, morally. we started it with the- this beautifully, morally. we started it with the opium wars and they've outdone us very effectively, haven't obe said it was revenge for that . we are now was revenge for that. we are now the was revenge for that. we are now he ethere— was revenge for that. we are now the addicts. absolutely— "r2rr2q2 we are now the addicts. absolutely what eree— the addicts. absolutely what eree-rheye— the addicts. absolutely what else they? they've got the else are they? they've got the ree— else are they? they've got the roe-rhey-re— else are they? they've got the roe-rhey-re — else are they? they've got the fox-they're this- else are they? they've got the fox-they're this is- else are they? they've got the. fox-they're this islhuge fox deal. they're this is a huge story, fox deal. they're this is a huge story—yew- fox deal. they're this is a huge story—yew wenr- fox deal. they're this is a huge story,_you want to l story, isn't it? do you want to reen— story, isn't it? do you want to read well, this is yeah, read it? well, this is yeah, this this is the last minute settled. this is the fox reaches weer— settled. this is the fox reaches reer nrnwre— settled. this is the fox reaches last minute $787— 2 this is the fox reaches last minute $787 million a large ernewnr— last minute $787 million a large ernewnr er— last minute $787 million a large amount of money— last minute $787 million a large amount of money and a libel ewh. — amount of money and a libel ewh. se— amount of money and a libel ewh. so he— amount of money and a libel suit. so the dominion which is the company that ran all the election machines during the 2020 american election, basically people on fox news were saying, oh, it's a conspiracy. and they were eerwehy— conspiracy. and they were eerwehy rryrnp— conspiracy. and they were actually trying to- 2 ”fig and they were actually trying to steal the ereehen — actually trying to steal the election - stuff. - actually trying to steal the. election - stuff. _this election and stuff. and this company wait minute, company went, wait a minute, we're going you . and we're going to sue you. and they've won a huge- qr2r q and they've won a huge amount of hey— they've won a huge amount of money-_cteahl money. dominion to be clear, rhey— money. dominion to be clear, rhey hen-r— money. dominion to be clear, they didn't-make- money. dominion to be clear, they didn't make the they didn't just make the rneehhee— they didn't just make the machines, they were actually rnwphehne— machines, they were actually invigilating scrutinising machines, they were actually invitthey 1g scrutinising machines, they were actually invitthey�*tg runningising and they were running the ereehen— election itself. it's effectively - election itself. it's effectively of election itself. it's. effectively-of a election itself. it's- effectively-of a it's effectively a sort of a it's

been— effectively a sort of a it's been farmed— effectively a sort of a it's been farmed out or whatever is the been farmed out or whatever is he renn— been farmed out or whatever is the term. yeah _ been farmed out or whatever is the term. yeah and- been farmed out or whatever is the term. yeah ' 2 the term. yeah and so they disclosed emails indicate that a very high level at at the fox news organisation of course they were caught between their their their viewership they knew it was and their management, the management wasn't necessarily what they knew was the truth. they it the truth. they knew it wasn't the truth. absolutely. they their fan absolutely. they knew their fan heee— absolutely. they knew their fan heee .— absolutely. they knew their fan heee . rhey— absolutely. they knew their fan heee . rhey hee— absolutely. they knew their fan base . they had no illusions base. they had no illusions ehewr— base. they had no illusions about about— base. they had no illusions about about how nutty the whole hemp— about about how nutty the whole rrwnp epererren— about about how nutty the whole trump operation was . trump operation was. but at the same time, of course, the fans departed en masse, apparently, and they had to give them what they wanted. the irony i don't knew— they wanted. the irony i don't know h— they wanted. the irony i don't knew n he— they wanted. the irony i don't know if it's an— they wanted. the irony i don't know if it's an irony,- 2 the irony i don't know if it's an irony, but i erweye— know if it's an irony, but i erweye reh— know if it's an irony, but i always felt that- know if it's an irony, but i always felt that there were eweehene— always felt that there were questions to _ always felt that there were questions to be- always felt that there were questions to be asked about the 2020— questions to be asked about the 2020 election,— questions to be asked about the 2020 election, but— questions to be asked about the 2020 election, but not about it being— 2020 election, but not about it being-legitimate.- 2020 election, but not about it being legitimate. the being not legitimate. but the hnetweten— being not legitimate. but thei rnerweren—er inclusion of a huge number of peer— inclusion of a huge number of peerer whee— inclusion of a huge number of postal votes had— inclusion of a huge number of postal votes had distorted the heme— postal votes had distorted the results,-people- postal votes had distorted the. results,-people-deeply results, made people feel deeply eweprerewe— results, made people feel deeply suspicious—berniel suspicious about it. even bernie seneere— suspicious about it. even bernie seneere-eere— suspicious about it. even bernie sanders-said this- suspicious about it. even bernie sanders said this is sanders himself said this is erenne— sanders himself said this is storing-trouble. - sanders himself said this is storing trouble. know, storing up trouble. you know, newne— storing up trouble. you know, hewne eh— storing up trouble. you know, having all postal votes having all these postal votes hen— having all these postal votes from _wouldn't. from people who wouldn't nernehy— from people who wouldn't. normally - democrats normally vote. the democrats eenr— normally vote. the democrats een-were— normally vote. the democrats sent-vote ballot- normally vote. the democrats sent vote ballot papers sent postal vote ballot papers to sent postal vote ballot papers re peepre— sent postal vote ballot papers re peepre whe— sent postal vote ballot papers to people who hadn't requested hen,— to people who hadn't requested ppm-phe— to people who hadn't requested them, the expectation them, just on the expectation rher— them, just on the expectation rher rhey— them, just on the expectation that they would _ them, just on the expectation that they would probably vote. they— that they would probably vote. they-prehehry- that they would probably vote. they probably, know, they would probably, you know, reen—

they would probably, you know, teen-ene— they would probably, you know, teen-ene they- they would probably, you know, lean and they quite a lean democrat and they quite a lot lean democrat and they quite a er er— lean democrat and they quite a lot of important— lean democrat and they quite a lot of important questions to en— lot of important questions to eeh etern— lot of important questions to eeh ehewr, re— lot of important questions to ask about, is this want ask about, is this how we want ereehene— ask about, is this how we want ereehene re— ask about, is this how we want elections to be?— ask about, is this how we want elections to be? because there's nernehy— elections to be? because there's nernehy heen— elections to be? because there's normally been in— elections to be? because there's normally been in developed eewnnere— normally been in developed eewnrnee—el normally been in developed- countries_a third countries something like a third on eereee er— countries something like a third on average of electorate on average of the electorate eeeen-r—were- on average of the electorate doesn't-vote it doesn't normally vote because it een-r— doesn't normally vote because it can't-bothered. _ doesn't normally vote because it can't i bothered. and - doesn't normally vote because it can't bothered. and it's can't be bothered. and it's not unreasonable— can't be bothered. and it's not unreasonable those unreasonable to assume those peepre— unreasonable to assume those peepre-ner— unreasonable to assume those people-not-donel unreasonable to assume those. people-not-done the people might not have done the reerhnp— people might not have done the reeernplyew— people might not have done the readinegou know,— people might not have done the reading you know, the reading, you know, prior to the ereehen— reading, you know, prior to the election-well— reading, you know, prior to the election-well .— reading, you know, prior to the election-well . it- reading, you know, prior to the election well . it might be election as well. it might be eeneereey— election as well. it might be democracy running at full steam or n— democracy running at full steam or n nrphr— democracy running at full steam or n nrehr he— democracy running at full steam or n nrphr he e— democracy running at full steam or it might be a natural filter. rew— or it might be a natural filter. we knew,— or it might be a natural filter. you know, the— or it might be a natural filter. you know, the suppression of the preten— you know, the suppression of the when reprep— you know, the suppression of the biden laptop story— you know, the suppression of the biden laptop story is of course, enerher— biden laptop story is of course, another massive,— biden laptop story is of course, another massive, but instead , by another massive, but instead, by going— another massive, but instead, by gene-en— another massive, but instead, by going-on rhre- going overboard on this ridiculous— going overboard on this ridiculous idea that there has eerwehy— ridiculous idea that there has actually been— ridiculous idea that there has actually been an— ridiculous idea that there has actually been an incredibly high perenere— actually been an incredibly high perenere .— actually been an incredibly high paranoia , massive conspiracy. paranoia, massive conspiracy. reen— paranoia, massive conspiracy. veeh h-e— paranoia, massive conspiracy. veeh h-e een— paranoia, massive conspiracy. yeah, it's sort of— paranoia, massive conspiracy. yeah, it's sort of rendered all her— yeah, it's sort of rendered all that conversation— yeah, it's sort of rendered all that conversation rather hard to go that conversation rather hard to 90 teen— that conversation rather hard to to peek ene— that conversation rather hard to go back and retreat to, i think. her— go back and retreat to, i think. her enywey— go back and retreat to, i think. but anyway, that's my view. what ehewr— but anyway, that's my view. what ehewr wher— but anyway, that's my view. what about killer knives,— but anyway, that's my view. what about killer knives, josh yeah, wher— about killer knives, josh yeah, killer knives. _ about killer knives, josh yeah, killer knives. five- about killer knives, josh yeah, killer knives. ”rig killer knives. five tory promises is still kids die. yeah . so a bunch of the sort of yeah. so a bunch of the sort of home secretaries have all said that they were going to ban these knives. they're ridiculous. they're huge. they're essentially machetes. is that pitch of the five consecutive home secretaries , is consecutive home secretaries, is that right? that's in the last

rhree— that right? that's in the last rhree-r— that right? that's in the last three-i think- that right? that's in the last three-i think .- that right? that's in the last three-i think . well,| three months, i think. well, going— three months, i think. well, pernp peek— three months, i think. well, pernp peek re— three months, i think. well, going back to theresa may. so preewnehry— going back to theresa may. so presumably that's before she was wrne— presumably that's before she was wrne-se— presumably that's before she was wrne-so ene— presumably that's before she was prime _so she was,- presumably that's before she was prime so she was, of prime minister so she was, of course, directly— prime minister so she was, of course, directly before when she wee—pence- course, directly before when she wee—pence rnl course, directly before when shei was—police in her was addressing the police in her reepereehn— was addressing the police in her leopardskin_who,- was addressing the police in her leopardskin who, who leopardskin pumps. so who, who did leopardskin pumps. so who, who ere rhereee— leopardskin pumps. so who, who did theresa appoint as home did theresa may appoint as home seerererye — did theresa may appoint as home seerererye r— did theresa may appoint as home secretary? i don't— did theresa may appoint as home secretary? 2 " c 2q " secretary? i don't recognise her. shamefully.- secretary? 2 " c 2q " shamefully.that's secretary? 2 " c 2q " shamefully. that's amber her. shamefully. that's amber renew— her. shamefully. that's amber were, hen-r— her. shamefully. that's amber rudd, isn't-of— her. shamefully. that's amber rudd, isn't-of-it- her. shamefully. that's amber rudd, isn't-of-it is.i rudd, isn't it? of course it is. amher— rudd, isn't it? of course it is. amber-ee— rudd, isn't it? of course it is. amber-he en— rudd, isn't it? of course it is. amber go on, josh all amber rudd go on, josh all rrehr. — amber rudd go on, josh all rrphr. lrhe— amber rudd go on, josh all right. the point. right. so the point. but what's so ridiculous it, it's so ridiculous about it, it's like where they like in america where they have these rifles and they go, oh, this is i've got these assault rifles because we need them for hunting because, you know, but again, these, these again, it's like these, these zombie massive zombie knives, these massive machetes. but for machetes. but you need them for what,— machetes. but you need them for what,_zombies?- machetes. but you need them for what there's-zombies?- 2 but you need them for what there's no zombies? 2 but you need them for what there's no practicalrs? like, there's no practical epprreerren— like, there's no practical application for. ' 2r2; like, there's no practical application for. '”r2; 311i: application for. are they are they not quite similar to the largest of kitchen knife largest sort of kitchen knife you no, you can get in? tkmaxx no, i think is has they're more think this is has they're more massive and there's just no need for them to exist in this country. certainly when they're being used to harm and kill children. i mental. children. i mean, it's mental. ween— children. i mean, it's mental. veeh rhey— children. i mean, it's mental. ween, rhey — children. i mean, it's mental. yeah, they are. and- r2 2 ”2" i mean, it's mental. yeah, they are. and it's mad he— yeah, they are. and it's mad rher-heen-r— yeah, they are. and it's mad. that-hasn't-through. that this hasn't gone through. i that this hasn't gone through. r-wher— that this hasn't gone through. r-wher rhe— that this hasn't gone through. i-what the reason - that this hasn't gone through. i-what the reason is. i can't see what the reason is for not to have gone. so for this. not to have gone. so do they legal it do they remain legal or is it more a question— do they remain legal or is it more a question the their more a question of the their rrreperrry— more a question of the their illegality-not— more a question of the their illegality not being illegality is not being

prosecuted- illegality is not being prosecuted enough illegality is not being— prosecuted .enough enthused prosecuted with enough enthused nreen—rhrnh- prosecuted with enough enthused miasm_think it's. miasm and rigour? i think it's her— miasm and rigour? i think it's rher-rr-e— miasm and rigour? i think it's that-it's still- miasm and rigour? i think it's that-it's still on. - that i think it's still on. rhey-re— that i think it's still on. they're still— that i think it's still on. they're still on- that i think it's still on. they're still on the- that i think it's still on. they're still on the books. you can still them. yeah. and can still buy them. yeah. and they're powerless— can still buy them. yeah. and they're powerless to - a?" cc yeah. and they're powerless to act. cr?“ cc yeah. and they're powerless to act. "rig they're powerless to act. they hewen-r— they're powerless to act. they haven't actually— they're powerless to act. they haven't actually outlawed haven't actually been outlawed as is terrible. that as such. that is terrible. that is a betrayal. they should get rid a start. rid of the knives for a start. and , roger daily and finally, roger the daily star is a little palate cleanser before we go into the break. the daily star is always good value, isn't it? this is the continuing story , the anxiety of the head story, the anxiety of the head of google , particularly on this of google, particularly on this occasion, about how he doesn't even understand how ai works, how ai has taught itself things which it shouldn't know , and we which it shouldn't know, and we are in the grave . sorry, we are are in the grave. sorry, we are in are in the grave. sorry, we are n greye— are in the grave. sorry, we are n prewe eeneer— are in the grave. sorry, we are in grave danger unless- 322 2 q sorry, we are in grave danger unless boffs "r32; 2 q sorry, we are in grave danger unless boffs act rhey-we— in grave danger unless boffs act now. they've abbreviated boffins to now. they've abbreviated boffins re pene— now. they've abbreviated boffins to boffs, which _ now. they've abbreviated boffins to boffs, which i'm— now. they've abbreviated boffins to boffs, which i'm not entirely eenhehehre— to boffs, which i'm not entirely comfortable with. �*frr�*ri; 2r2; 2 comfortable with. we're in the greye— comfortable with. we're in the prewe .— comfortable with. we're in the grave . we are out of time, grave. we are out of time, unfortunately. so unfortunately, that may well be the story that's going to end the world. but we don't have justice. we will go into a break now. we will go into a break now. we will be shortly with will be back very shortly with our more in—depth look inside

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is it not the case that the government is really singing from your hymn sheet, your . from your hymn sheet, your. hello, welcome back to headliners. i'm simon evans. r-we— headliners. i'm simon evans. r-we eer— headliners. i'm simon evans. r-we per reen— headliners. i'm simon evans. i've got josh howie- 2 i'm simon evans. i've got josh howie and roger wenhhewee— i've got josh howie and roger monkhouse with— i've got josh howie and roger monkhouse with me tonight. let's eenrrnwe— monkhouse with me tonight. let's eenrrnwe wrrh— monkhouse with me tonight. let's continue with the— monkhouse with me tonight. let's continue with the stories . josh continue with the stories. josh we continue with the stories. josh we eren— continue with the stories. josh we eren wrrh— continue with the stories. josh we start with the _ continue with the stories. josh we start with the telegraph and the we start with the telegraph and he enperne— we start with the telegraph and the ongoing scenes of the ongoing final scenes of goodfellas_ the ongoing final scenes of goodfellas ,_ the ongoing final scenes of goodfellas , a— the ongoing final scenes of goodfellas , a drama that has goodfellas, a drama that has been— goodfellas, a drama that has been unfolding— goodfellas, a drama that has been unfolding north the been unfolding north of the pewter— been unfolding north of the border-yeah,— been unfolding north of the border yeah, we're waiting border for yeah, we're waiting for border for yeah, we're waiting her-heret- border for yeah, we're waiting her-nerer-rel for the heavy metal tune to creeh— for the heavy metal tune to creeh h— for the heavy metal tune to crash in snp. _ for the heavy metal tune to crash in snp. 2r2” 2 crash in snp. treasurer colin beattie released without charge. so yeah. so this is in the rerepreph— so yeah. so this is in the telegraph, but- so yeah. so this is in the telegraph, but on the front page of telegraph, but on the front page or he— telegraph, but on the front page of the telegraph _ telegraph, but on the front page of the telegraph it's also eeyrne— of the telegraph it's also eeyrnp rhe— of the telegraph it's also saying the snp sort of revolting eeerner— saying the snp sort of revolting eperner rherr— saying the snp sort of revolting against their new— saying the snp sort of revolting against their new leader to say, hey,— against their new leader to say, hey, ee— against their new leader to say, hey, yew— against their new leader to say, hey, you going— against their new leader to say, hey, are you going to suspend where— hey, are you going to suspend nicola sturgeon— hey, are you going to suspend nicola sturgeon or not. /r2r nicola sturgeon or not. you've got nicola sturgeon or not. you've get the. — nicola sturgeon or not. you've get the wow— nicola sturgeon or not. you've gerrhe. wow-re— nicola sturgeon or not. you've gerrhe. wewlre .— nicola sturgeon or not. you've got the. now is . he's colin got the. now he is. he's colin beattie is now come out of from being arrested. he hasn't been charged no cuffs at the moment

certainly cuffs certainly no russian tight cuffs . and as it's an ongoing . and i guess as it's an ongoing investigation, they're very clear about , investigation, they're very clear about, you cannot say what exactly arnie is going on. we know there's involvement of £660,000 of money, but that's scottish home. yeah, scottish. scottish home. yeah, scottish. scottish money. so you can only spend it in scotland . you can't spend it in scotland. you can't spend it in scotland. you can't spend it in scotland. you can't spend it anywhere else. and yeah, don't. if they've been eeehrne— yeah, don't. if they've been eeehnp ep— yeah, don't. if they've been cooking up meth— yeah, don't. if they've been cooking up meth in- «323 2 2 2 e if they've been cooking up meth in that camp. ween.— cooking up meth in that camp. veeh. wett— cooking up meth in that camp. yeah. well supposedly the it's a nererhene— yeah. well supposedly the it's a motorhome and— yeah. well supposedly the it's a motorhome and it's easily identified— motorhome and it's easily identified on— motorhome and it's easily identified on the side. e identified on the side. it says we send— identified on the side. it says we end he— identified on the side. it says we send the eu— identified on the side. it says we send the eu £350 million a yeah we send the eu £350 million a year. we spend on the nhs and buses. idon't year. we spend on the nhs and buses. i don't know. it could be rheneewee— buses. i don't know. it could be themselves be _ i don't know. it could be themselves be exactly . so we themselves be exactly. so we eree— themselves be exactly. so we eree newe— themselves be exactly. so we also have the— themselves be exactly. so we also have the clip earlier of heme— also have the clip earlier of humza yousaf— also have the clip earlier of humza yousaf coming out fighting and humza yousaf coming out fighting ene eerenerne— humza yousaf coming out fighting and defending the— humza yousaf coming out fighting and defending the snp's record eeerner— and defending the snp's record eperner rher— and defending the snp's record against that of— and defending the snp's record against that of the tory party newn— against that of the tory party eewn eewrh.— against that of the tory party down south. but— against that of the tory party down south. but i don't know, it here— down south. but i don't know, it reere whe— down south. but i don't know, it feels like they've,— down south. but i don't know, it feels like they've, they've eeepree— feels like they've, they've adopted the _ feels like they've, they've adopted the moral high ground so eeerewery— adopted the moral high ground so decisively that— adopted the moral high ground so decisively that does, even decisively that it does, even rheweh— decisively that it does, even rheweh-hee- decisively that it does, even though has stuck quite though nothing has stuck quite yer.— though nothing has stuck quite yer. h— though nothing has stuck quite yer. rr-hne— though nothing has stuck quite yer. rr-hne er— though nothing has stuck quite yet. it kind of feel like yet. it does kind of feel like he— yet. it does kind of feel like rhe-ere— yet. it does kind of feel like the-are coming- yet. it does kind of feel like- the-are coming-well, the wheels are coming off. well, the wheels are coming off. well, the-eerewrne- the wheels are coming off. well, the-screwing every. the police are screwing every last—drama- the police are screwing every last—drama out. the police are screwing every last—drama out it last moment of drama out of it as wen. — last moment of drama out of it as well. .they've- last moment of drama out of it. as well. .they've completely as well. and they've completely upstaged his day.

upstaged yusuf and his big day. they taggart a&e , they could they say taggart a&e, they could upstage— they say taggart a&e, they could upstage the — they say taggart a&e, they could upstage the big— they say taggart a&e, they could upstage the big yin himself. tat — upstage the big yin himself. i'm sure. massive— upstage the big yin himself. ”t5.2; massive murder upstage the big yin himself. 502; massive murder tent upstage the big yin himself. ”2 massive murder tent in i'm sure. massive murder tent in the treat— i'm sure. massive murder tent in the front garden. _ i'm sure. massive murder tent in the front garden. i— ”2 massive murder tent in the front garden. i mean, that was extraordinary— the front garden. i mean, that was extraordinary , wasn't it.7 it was extraordinary, wasn't it.7 it ute— was extraordinary, wasn't it.7 it ttte they— was extraordinary, wasn't it.7 it was like they were. you expected the-same— was like they were. you expected the-same ”p7- was like they were. you expected the-same ”p7 .- was like they were. you expected the come up.7 i don't the patio to come up.7 i don't tatte— the patio to come up.7 i don't state-what— the patio to come up.7 i don't quite-what they- the patio to come up.7 i don't quite what they were doing quite know what they were doing there — quite know what they were doing there ant— quite know what they were doing there ant tte— quite know what they were doing there. and the snp are now so, so, there. and the snp are now so, saltmttattae— so, so imploding so catastrophically apparently catastrophically that apparently the-tatte— catastrophically that apparently the-quite worried- the tories are quite worried about— the tories are quite worried about-electoral- the tories are quite worried about electoral advantage about the electoral advantage that— about the electoral advantage ttatlgttes— about the electoral advantage that gives labour by winning that it gives labour by winning teens— that it gives labour by winning tes at— that it gives labour by winning dozens of seats.— that it gives labour by winning dozens of seats. exactly. that's tse— dozens of seats. exactly. that's the tater.— dozens of seats. exactly. that's the border, right.— dozens of seats. exactly. that's the border, right. because it's tat— the border, right. because it's not estat— the border, right. because it's not estate to— the border, right. because it's not going to fall— the border, right. because it's not going to fall into tory lap, is not going to fall into tory lap, ts tte— not going to fall into tory lap, ts tte tt— not going to fall into tory lap, is it.7 if anything?— not going to fall into tory lap, is it.7 if anything? of course is it? if anything? of course tse— is it? if anything? of course tte-atsa— is it? if anything? of course tte-atsa at— is it? if anything? of course the-also of the- is it? if anything? of course the also of the coalition the fear also of the coalition is the fear also of the coalition ts atte— the fear also of the coalition ts at— the fear also of the coalition is one of the— the fear also of the coalition is one of the things that stops peatte— is one of the things that stops peatte tattat. — is one of the things that stops people voting. labour previously wattet— people voting. labour previously wattttea— people voting. labour previously wattttea at— people voting. labour previously worktidea of was— people voting. labour previously worktidea of was it— people voting. labour previously worktidea of was it ed miliband that idea of was it ed miliband tetat— that idea of was it ed miliband tetat ta— that idea of was it ed miliband being in salman's_ that idea of was it ed miliband being in salman's pocket ? yes, being in salman's pocket? yes, yes,— being in salman's pocket? yes, yes. atsatatett.— being in salman's pocket? yes, yes, absolutely. it's all 3d tess — yes, absolutely. it's all 3d chess. roger.— yes, absolutely. it's all 3d chess. roger. for time the independent— chess. roger. for time the independent now. some embarrassment in the mother of patttameats— embarrassment in the mother of patttameats as— embarrassment in the mother of parliaments as well as her illegitimate— parliaments as well as her illegitimate stepchild up north. ttts— illegitimate stepchild up north. ttts ts— illegitimate stepchild up north. this is simon— illegitimate stepchild up north. this is simon case , the sir this is simon case, the sir humphrey— this is simon case, the sir humphrey appleby of our day , who humphrey appleby of our day, who satvtvet— humphrey appleby of our day, who sattttet att— humphrey appleby of our day, who survived all sorts— humphrey appleby of our day, who survived all sorts of— humphrey appleby of our day, who survived all sorts of scandals

att— survived all sorts of scandals ant tnnttet— survived all sorts of scandals and implied sullied reputations atteatt. — and implied sullied reputations atteaty. nat— and implied sullied reputations already. but he's— and implied sullied reputations already. 2“ and implied sullied reputations already. : already. but he's now been named specifically in a discrimination and harassment lawsuit by by a disaffected previous employee called roy armour, who has said that she was subject to direct discrimination and harassment on the grounds of her sex and race. this is who knows whether there's any validity to the claim . is it sort of like claim. is it sort of like a tattytnt— claim. is it sort of like a bullying thing— claim. is it sort of like a bullying thing or- tact? is it sort of like a bullying thing or just tilt? is it sort of like a bullying thing or just kept out of bullying thing or just kept out at a— bullying thing or just kept out at a tan— bullying thing or just kept out at a tap job— bullying thing or just kept out at a tap job at.— bullying thing or just kept out of a top job or. it's not it's not— of a top job or. it's not it's not specified— of a top job or. it's not it's not specified .— of a top job or. it's not it's not specified . it's not not specified. it's not specified. - not specified. it's not specified. not specified. it's not- specified. these this these are the words of her lawyers . the words of her lawyers. evidently, it's gone this far. so evidently, it's gone this far. so t— evidently, it's gone this far. so t taess— evidently, it's gone this far. so i guess there's something in it . so i guess there's something in tt . teat.— so i guess there's something in tt . vean. ne— so i guess there's something in it . yeah. he was— so i guess there's something in it . yeah. he was in— so i guess there's something in it . yeah. he was in the whatsapp it. yeah. he was in the whatsapp messages wasn't— it. yeah. he was in the whatsapp messages wasn't he? yeah, very nast— messages wasn't he? yeah, very mean so.— messages wasn't he? yeah, very nasn teat.— messages wasn't he? yeah, very much so. yeah. and— messages wasn't he? yeah, very much so. yeah. and he was never sappasettt— much so. yeah. and he was never sappasetty-at— much so. yeah. and he was never supposedly-at all- much so. yeah. and he was never supposedly at all with all supposedly fined at all with all the supposedly fined at all with all tne natttes— supposedly fined at all with all the parties, even— supposedly fined at all with all the parties, even though there's tats—ntn - the parties, even though there's lots—him taking. lots of photos of him taking tan. — lots of photos of him taking tan. tes. vett— lots of photos of him taking part. “25 very t2; lots of photos of him taking- part. yes. very-he escaped part. yes. very odd. he escaped all that. yeah. teflon. exactly. finally they've got sanetntnt— exactly. finally they've got something to _ exactly. finally they've got something to stick. okay, well,

tet-s— something to stick. okay, well, tet-s natsn— something to stick. okay, well, let's watch this— something to stick. okay, well, let's watch this space. it sants— let's watch this space. it sounds-mightl let's watch this space. it. sounds-might be let's watch this space. it- sounds-might be coming sounds like more might be coming out sounds like more might be coming eat-tetettatn— sounds like more might be coming out-telegraph off- out of there. telegraph off now, tater.— out of there. telegraph off now, roger.-inclusivity- out of there. telegraph off now, roger. inclusivity row roger. and an inclusivity row nttn— roger. and an inclusivity row nttn tne— roger. and an inclusivity row with the women's institute . i with the women's institute. i tnts— with the women's institute. i tnts as— with the women's institute. i see this as asgardians me this ta. — see this as asgardians me this ta. okay— see this as asgardians me this one. no. okay yeah.- see this as asgardians me this one. to o

aunt— sure the women's institutes around all, around the country probably all, you-2t— around the country probably all, tau—z. you- around the country probably all, tau—z. you knew.- you know, i or 2, you know, tattes— you know, i or 2, you know, tattes tn— you know, i or 2, you know, tattes tn a— you know, i or 2, you know, ladies in a in— you know, i or 2, you know, ladies in a in a— you know, i or 2, you know, ladies in a in a cardigan and sensttte— ladies in a in a cardigan and sensible shoes.— ladies in a in a cardigan and sensible shoes. if— ladies in a in a cardigan and sensible shoes. if you looked a bit sensible shoes. if you looked a ttt stasett— sensible shoes. if you looked a ttt etasett .— sensible shoes. if you looked a bit closely , you— sensible shoes. if you looked a bit closely , you might think had bit closely, you might think had tutte— bit closely, you might think had tutte a— bit closely, you might think had quite a well—developed jawline. but quite a well—developed jawline. nut—anyone.- but it didn't bother anyone. teat— but it didn't bother anyone. vean ant— but it didn't bother anyone. yeah and now— but it didn't bother anyone. yeah and now it's become yeah and now it's quite become a ant— yeah and now it's quite become a ant sne— yeah and now it's quite become a ant sne ant— yeah and now it's quite become a and she and this— yeah and now it's quite become a and she and this the ceo of the attantsattan— and she and this the ceo of the organisation melissa green says she organisation melissa green says sne taesn-t— organisation melissa green says she doesn't want— organisation melissa green says she doesn't want to be part of tnts— she doesn't want to be part of tnts teats— she doesn't want to be part of this toxic debate. i: .ti< this toxic debate. good luck you know if you've got the prime minister and you've got keir starmer, everybody starmer, you've got everybody involved , everybody involved, starmer, you've got everybody invtimpossible. body involved, starmer, you've got everybody invtimpossible. and involved, starmer, you've got everybody invtimpossible. and the nvolved, starmer, you've got everybody invtimpossible. and the pointed, it's impossible. and the point is, reason become toxic is, the reason it's become toxic is, the reason it's become toxic is because built up because is because it's built up because no has been debating no one has been debating it. that's also there's that's what. and also there's teen— that's what. and also there's teen-ttnt— that's what. and also there's been-kind of— that's what. and also there's been-kind of i— that's what. and also there's been-kind of i mean,- and also there's been kind of i mean, i am been this kind of i mean, i am syntattettt— been this kind of i mean, i am sympathetic, very— been this kind of i mean, i am sympathetic, very sympathetic to peante—as- sympathetic, very sympathetic to peatte—as tans- people who've lived as trans tenutnett— people who've lived as trans tenutnety tat— people who've lived as trans genuinely for years and have just— genuinely for years and have just-a— genuinely for years and have just-a tettee- genuinely for years and have just-a degree of- just enjoyed a degree of ananyntty. — just enjoyed a degree of anonymity. but you know, the i of anonymity. but you know, the i at tetttnt— anonymity. but you know, the i at tetttnt an— anonymity. but you know, the i of getting on with— anonymity. but you know, the i of getting on with their lives. vean. — of getting on with their lives. vean. -nut— of getting on with their lives. vean. -nut tt— of getting on with their lives. yeah. _but it-beeni yeah. yeah. but it has been a bit yeah. yeah. but it has been a ttt at— yeah. yeah. but it has been a ttt at a— yeah. yeah. but it has been a ttt at a asso— yeah. yeah. but it has been a bit of a 5050 thing hasn't it. taunt— bit of a 5050 thing hasn't it. taunt ta— bit of a 5050 thing hasn't it. trying to surreptitiously get the trying to surreptitiously get tne sett—tt— trying to surreptitiously get the self—id legislation just the self—id legislation and just taunt— the self—id legislation and just tntnt—tnat- trying to change it so that ttttte— trying to change it so that ttttte tatt— trying to change it so that little bit less— trying to change it so that little bit less you know of a commitment— little bit less you know of a commitment i— little bit less you know of a commitment i suppose it's you knew— commitment i suppose it's you knew a— commitment i suppose it's you knew a ttttte— commitment i suppose it's you know a little bit— commitment i suppose it's you know a little bit less definitional- know a little bit less definitional and i'm not

suttttset— definitional and i'm not surprised people's radar have stattet— surprised people's radar have started twitching . it's quite started twitching. it's quite tntetesttnt— started twitching. it's quite interesting watching william natue— interesting watching william natue ant— interesting watching william natue ant tn— interesting watching william hague and i'm looking at you nee.— hague and i'm looking at you nete. tater— hague and i'm looking at you here. roger aslef i've just teattset— here. roger aslef i've just realised who— here. roger aslef i've just realised who he is, but william natue— realised who he is, but william hague-ne— realised who he is, but william natue-ne nas— realised who he is, but william hague he was saying, well of hague but he was saying, well of course you can't— hague but he was saying, well of course you can't allow them to play— course you can't allow them to nay—vau- course you can't allow them to play—you can-t- play sport trans, you can't atten— play sport trans, you can'ti attau—ttat play sport trans, you can't- attau—ttat span allow trans women to play sport unete— allow trans women to play sport neean-— allow trans women to play sport where-an obvious- where they have an obvious attantate— where they have an obviousi attantate—tn where they have an obvious- advantage._in the advantage. but i do think in the we, advantage. but i do think in the nus-knew.— advantage. but i do think in the we,-know, that's— advantage. but i do think in the we,-know, that's a- advantage. but i do think in the we, know, that's a different we, you know, that's a different tntnt. — we, you know, that's a different tntnt. ant— we, you know, that's a different tntnt. ant t— we, you know, that's a different thing. and i was— we, you know, that's a different thing. and i was thinking this of thing. and i was thinking this 0f_5p°ft- thing. and i was thinking this tat—span nasl thing. and i was thinking this tat—span soi of course is why sport was so tntattant— of course is why sport was so tntenant ta— of course is why sport was so important to the _ of course is why sport was so important to the trans movement, teause— important to the trans movement, because—stanl because as soon as you do start to because as soon as you do start ta-atttttan— because as soon as you do start ta-atttttatt gapst- because as soon as you do start to arbitrary gaps, you to create arbitrary gaps, you knew.— to create arbitrary gaps, you knew. tans— to create arbitrary gaps, you know, trans women are women except— know, trans women are women except tn— know, trans women are women except tn tnts— know, trans women are women except in this situation and tnts— except in this situation and tnts ne— except in this situation and this one and— except in this situation and this one and this one. but here tnet— this one and this one. but here tnet-nut— this one and this one. but here they-but-they're- they are. but here they're not. it they are. but here they're not. tt-ant— they are. but here they're not. tt-ant tnet- they are. but here they're not. it-and they can- they are. but here they're not. it and they can play it all starts and they can play span. — it all starts and they can play span. _tust— it all starts and they can playi span. .just-plav it all starts and they can play. span. .just-plav tn sport. they just have to play in their appropriate sex class. yes. that's all it is. i mean, i would imagine— yes. that's all it is. i mean, i would imagine it's— t/t2;5 c i mean, i would imagine it's going to come tann— would imagine it's going to come down-individual— would imagine it's going to come down individual societies or down to individual societies or tuttts— down to individual societies ori tuttts—sattet guilds, whatever they're called, tnstttutes— guilds, whatever they're called, institutes well— guilds, whatever they're called, institutes well ,_ guilds, whatever they're called, institutes g women. well, she's saying that they haven't actually many they haven't actually had many complaints people . it's all complaints or people. it's all support and everything. but i don't instances don't think the actual instances it impacts upon. yeah, it really impacts upon. yeah, exactly. very few. i mean, it's not— exactly. very few. i mean, it's not going to be the same thing is it? it's not. this is not really considered to be. but then again, it's absolutely not for mum a member of

for us. my mum was a member of the years. kind the wha for many years. i kind of probably would have of think she probably would have been fine with it or certainly would been fine it. been fine with it or certainly wou know, been fine it. been fine with it or certainly wou know, as een fine it. been fine with it or certainly wou know, as ittn fine it. been fine with it or certainly wou know, as it waste it. been fine with it or certainly wou know, as it was|e minutes you know, as it was five minutes ago. inclusion ago. well, social inclusion isn't a problem, it? isn't really a problem, is it? practically, think it's practically, i don't think it's about— practically, i don't think it's about - exactly. - practically, i don't think it's about-exactly. it'sj about spaces. exactly. it's certainly not a swimwear round dunng certainly not a swimwear round during says she says during because she says she says that's to learn from that's something to learn from women through the eyes of the transgender women you transgender women because, you know, how to. we know, they can learn how to. we standing maybe we know, they can learn how to. we standing. maybe we could - standing up, maybe we could earn— standing up, maybe we could team—at- standing up, maybe we could team—at an| learn how to put a bit of oh anten— learn how to put a bit of oh enteu-tnat— learn how to put a bit of oh crikey, that calendar girls crikey, that that calendar girls camera pictures— crikey, that that calendar girls camera pictures my might get tnat— camera pictures my might get tnat ne— camera pictures my might get that one behind— camera pictures my might get that one behind the piano back to te— that one behind the piano back to the independent now roger and it to the independent now roger and tt nat— to the independent now roger and tt nay te— to the independent now roger and tt may be sate— to the independent now roger and it may be safe to— to the independent now roger and it may be safe to refer to that entan— it may be safe to refer to that attan as— it may be safe to refer to that organ as a newspaper again soon. the— organ as a newspaper again soon. the the— organ as a newspaper again soon. the ttts ttts— organ as a newspaper again soon. the this this is— organ as a newspaper again soon. the this this is the— organ as a newspaper again soon. the this this is the story- organ as a newspaper again soon. the this this is the story of- the this this is the story of oh, hang on. this is well, the putter— oh, hang on. this is well, the twitter removal— oh, hang on. this is well, the twitter removal is— oh, hang on. this is well, the twitter removal is a- “3g this is well, the twitter removal is a twitter renovat— twitter removal is a twitter removal one.— twitter removal is a twitter removal one. yes. this is from tne— removal one. yes. this is from tne ttnes— removal one. yes. this is from the times. apparently bupa. tntttet— the times. apparently bupa. twitter have— the times. apparently bupa. twitter have apparently ttssteettt— twitter have apparently discreetly removed its policy or tetatet— discreetly removed its policy or tetatet tts— discreetly removed its policy or revoked its policy— discreetly removed its policy or revoked its policy of remove pasts— revoked its policy of remove pasts tnat— revoked its policy of remove posts that delivered greatly

tttstentet— posts that delivered greatly misgender or— posts that delivered greatly misgender or deadname transgender— misgender or deadname transgender individuals . as this transgender individuals. as this has transgender individuals. as this nas teen— transgender individuals. as this has been done— transgender individuals. as this has been done on— transgender individuals. as this has been done on the rt and at attesates— has been done on the rt and at advocates advocacy group glad i'm advocates advocacy group glad t-n ttat— advocates advocacy group glad t-n ttat t— advocates advocacy group glad t-n ttat t tan-t— advocates advocacy group glad i'm glad i don't know whether tnat-s— i'm glad i don't know whether has an— i'm glad i don't know whether that's an acronym— i'm glad i don't know whether that's an acronym for something i that's an acronym for something t can-t— that's an acronym for something t san-t tettn— that's an acronym for something t san-t tettn ta— that's an acronym for something i can't begin to speculate, but of i can't begin to speculate, but at tnet— i can't begin to speculate, but of course they are— i can't begin to speculate, but of course they are up in arms teause— of course they are up in arms teaus tnet— of course they are up in arms because they believe that it is a teststtn— because they believe that it is a teetsttn tt— because they believe that it is a decision to roll— because they believe that it is a decision to roll back lgbtq satett— a decision to roll back lgbtq satett — a decision to roll back lgbtq satett st— a decision to roll back lgbtq safety on. so the— a decision to roll back lgbtq safety on. so the idea is that you-tt— safety on. so the idea is that put te— safety on. so the idea is that you'll be allowed— safety on. so the idea is that you'll be allowed to just refer to stnetttt— you'll be allowed to just refer to somebody as— you'll be allowed to just refer to somebody as the name they had tettte— to somebody as the name they had tettte tnet— to somebody as the name they had before they underwent a transition _ before they underwent a transition or— before they underwent a transition or whatever , which transition or whatever, which petpte— transition or whatever, which petpte tt— transition or whatever, which some people do do occasionally in some people do do occasionally tn a— some people do do occasionally tn a t— some people do do occasionally tn a t an— some people do do occasionally tn a t see— some people do do occasionally in a i can see how— some people do do occasionally in a i can see how that might be uset— in a i can see how that might be uset tt— in a i can see how that might be uset tt oppress— in a i can see how that might be used to oppress in— in a i can see how that might be used to oppress in a— in a i can see how that might be used to oppress in a harsh and spttetut— used to oppress in a harsh and spiteful manner,— used to oppress in a harsh and spiteful manner, but then other petpte— spiteful manner, but then other petpte ptttattt— spiteful manner, but then other people probably do it accidentally or historically or so ant— accidentally or historically or so ant tet— accidentally or historically or so ant get get— accidentally or historically or so and get get entangled and ttse— so and get get entangled and ttse tnett— so and get get entangled and lose their twitter— so and get get entangled and lose their twitter account for stnptt— lose their twitter account for simply referring— lose their twitter account for simply referring to somebody tnet— simply referring to somebody tnet nttnt— simply referring to somebody tnet nttnt not— simply referring to somebody they might not even know. it's a tricky— they might not even know. it's a tricky-also— they might not even know. it's a tricky-also they're- tricky one. but also they're calling it's calling people that it's becoming safe for becoming less safe for marginalised because marginalised groups because of it. i marginalised groups because of it . i don't know. i mean, i'm it. i don't know. i mean, i'm sure-offensive— it. i don't know. i mean, i'm sure-offensive-i'm. it. i don't know. i mean, i'm. sure-offensive-i'm sure sure it's offensive and i'm sure tt-s— sure it's offensive and i'm sure tt-s anntttnt— sure it's offensive and i'm sure tt-s anntttnt ant— sure it's offensive and i'm sure it's annoying and rude. arguably

but it's annoying and rude. arguably tut tne— it's annoying and rude. arguably tut tne ttea— it's annoying and rude. arguably but the idea that— it's annoying and rude. arguably but the idea that it becomes tess— but the idea that it becomes tess sate— but the idea that it becomes less safe for— but the idea that it becomes less safe for them, that is, matte— less safe for them, that is, matte t— less safe for them, that is, maybe i think,— less safe for them, that is, maybe i think, a step too far. ant— maybe i think, a step too far. ant tnat— maybe i think, a step too far. ant tnat ts— maybe i think, a step too far. and that is part— maybe i think, a step too far. and that is part of being the poten— and that is part of being the problem, isn't— and that is part of being the problem, isn't it? mixing up tttense— problem, isn't it? mixing up offence and— problem, isn't it? mixing up offence and physical safety . offence and physical safety. safety— offence and physical safety. safety ts— offence and physical safety. safety ts tte— offence and physical safety. safety is the go— offence and physical safety. safety is the go to. - offence and physical safety. safety is the go to. now if you want something to happen, isn't it because it actually it requires safeguarding issues, requires safeguarding issues, require immediate action. but i remember being called all sorts of mean and beastly things onune of mean and beastly things online over the years . several online over the years. several things by by people who considered themselves to be quite right kind. yes, exactly . quite right kind. yes, exactly. yeah, the worst. so you don't generally feel unsafe, do you, about ? well, that's what i'm about? well, that's what i'm saying. that's the problem. of course about— saying. that's the problem. of course about being— g that's the problem. of course about being hurt don't we? — course about being hurt don't we? tut— course about being hurt don't we? tut tt— course about being hurt don't we? but of course- course about being hurt don't we? ti.t2t. 3“ we? but of course that's an emotional physical emotional thing. not a physical thing. even know thing. i don't even know whether. imean, thing. i don't even know whether. i mean, i suppose tnete-s—tne- whether. i mean, i suppose. there's—the caitlyn there's things like the caitlyn tennet—unen- there's things like the caitlyn jenner,-when shei jenner, you know, when she teae— jenner, you know, when she became caitlyn _ jenner, you know, when she became caitlyn jenner and was ptevttustt— became caitlyn jenner and was previously bruce— became caitlyn jenner and was previously bruce jenner a an ottnpts— previously bruce jenner a an ottnpte tott— previously bruce jenner a an olympic gold medal athlete. it just olympic gold medal athlete. it tust seeet— olympic gold medal athlete. it just seemed extraordinary to me tnat— just seemed extraordinary to me tnat tnete— just seemed extraordinary to me that there could— just seemed extraordinary to me that there could that you were eapestet— that there could that you were expestet tt — that there could that you were expected to not— that there could that you were expected to not be able to acknowledge _ expected to not be able to acknowledge that that had been or acknowledge that that had been tt tt— acknowledge that that had been on to sat— acknowledge that that had been on to sat tnat— acknowledge that that had been

or to say that when caitlyn won the or to say that when caitlyn won tne men-s— or to say that when caitlyn won the men's pentathlon or when tnete-s— the men's pentathlon or when tnete-s a— the men's pentathlon or when there's a public— the men's pentathlon or when there's a public celebrated natty.— there's a public celebrated ntstttt. ves— there's a public celebrated history. yes just ridiculous. tnts— history. yes just ridiculous. tnts ts— history. yes just ridiculous. tnts ts tne— history. yes just ridiculous. this is the thing. history. yes just ridiculous. this is the thing . as soon as this is the thing. as soon as you— this is the thing. as soon as you stat— this is the thing. as soon as ttu statt tt— this is the thing. as soon as you start to unpick. this is the thing. as soon as you start to unpick . yeah, you start to unpick. yeah, exaettt. — you start to unpick. yeah, exact. test.— you start to unpick. yeah, exactly. josh, the time is now. at teast. — exactly. josh, the time is now. at teast. t— exactly. josh, the time is now. at least. i don't— exactly. josh, the time is now. at least. i don't know. i'm tetttnt— at least. i don't know. i'm tetttnt att— at least. i don't know. i'm getting all these papers wrong. but getting all these papers wrong. tut anyway.— getting all these papers wrong. tut anttuat. tne— getting all these papers wrong. but anyway, the next newspaper, it but anyway, the next newspaper, tt-an— but anyway, the next newspaper, it-an excellent- it looks like an excellent tpptnunttt— it looks like an excellent opportunity tactical opportunity for a tactical stnte — opportunity for a tactical- strike _ itself. strike may soon present itself. oh strike may soon present itself. on-— strike may soon present itself. on- net— strike may soon present itself. oh-. well, london,- strike may soon present itself. on . well, london, i didn't oh yeah. well, london, i didn't get-groups- oh yeah. well, london, i didn't tet-tttups at- oh yeah. well, london, i didn't get groups at once. get rid of two groups at once. teat— get rid of two groups at once. yethixr— get rid of two groups at once. yeah ixr expects— get rid of two groups at once. yeahixr expects 30,000- yeah. xr expects 30,000 protesters in london on weekend of marathon. now it says extinction rebellion or xr . if extinction rebellion or xr. if you're one of the cool kids , you're one of the cool kids, they're going to be coming down to the big one this weekend in london. 30,000 of them. i don't they're saying that they're not going to be messing with the marathon, which i hope they don't because that's my favourite hangover qatar. i love sort of switching on with the hangover seeing all hangover and just seeing all the people so and people running. so sweat and i just feel like feel really just feel like i feel really good life choices. good about my life choices. yeah, . yeah. certainly yeah, exactly. yeah. certainly as a of comics do as we know, a bunch of comics do say be intervening, say they won't be intervening, but some of their splinter groups. yes, but some of their splinter groups . yes, slightly less. the

groups. yes, slightly less. the teat— groups. yes, slightly less. the teat att- — groups. yes, slightly less. the real xr. yeah.— groups. yes, slightly less. the real xr. yeah. or— g yes, slightly less. the real xr. / oi real xr. yeah. or whatever. provisional xr. just stop oil, you know dead naming them extinction rebellion . yeah, i'm extinction rebellion. yeah, i'm fine. let's do it— extinction rebellion. yeah, i'm fine. let's do it on— x. i ’“ a232“ ’t2.t“ yeah, i'm fine. let's do it on twitter and ttnt— fine. let's do it on twitter and ttnt tut— fine. let's do it on twitter and ttnt tut tt— fine. let's do it on twitter and find out if we— fine. let's do it on twitter and find out if we get— fine. let's do it on twitter and find out if we get in trouble or not. — find out if we get in trouble or not. ant— find out if we get in trouble or not. ant tut— find out if we get in trouble or not. and but yeah,- find out if we get in trouble or not. ' “t: $23“ find out if we get in trouble or not. ' “t: t2.32“ not. and but yeah, now they've they've the xr basically said they've the xr basically said they don't want to involve the pubucin they don't want to involve the public in that way or upset the pubuc public in that way or upset the public because then they recognise that it's had a sort of counter effect on people especially people running. i mean they couldn't be anything tess— mean they couldn't be anything tess ute— mean they couldn't be anything less like more— mean they couldn't be anything less like more healthy, problematic- less like more healthy, problematic .- less like more healthy, problematic . yeah. although some problematic. yeah. although some petpte— problematic. yeah. although some petpte-eat— problematic. yeah. although some petpte-eat a— problematic. yeah. although some people-eat a roast- people say if you eat a roast teet— people say if you eat a roast beef sandwich— people say if you eat a roast beef sandwich and then for beef sandwich and then go for a tun—eteatet- run, you've actually created more greenhouse gases than if you— more greenhouse gases than if you tatte— more greenhouse gases than if you drive because— more greenhouse gases than if you drive because of the farming tnpttsatttns— you drive because of the farming implications of— you drive because of the farming implications of beef. obviously teat.— implications of beef. obviously vean t— implications of beef. obviously vean t tntnt— implications of beef. obviously yeah, i think that'll do for part— yeah, i think that'll do for pan tnt. — yeah, i think that'll do for pan two. we— yeah, i think that'll do for part two. we have still to come some cultural— part two. we have still to come some cultural appropriation mps stnsttet— some cultural appropriation mps consider single— some cultural appropriation mps consider single sex school trans tntettatttn— consider single sex school trans integration lot— consider single sex school trans integration lot of— consider single sex school trans integration lot of trans tonight ant— integration lot of trans tonight ant a— integration lot of trans tonight ant a tan— integration lot of trans tonight ant a tan tn— integration lot of trans tonight and a ban on forced installations that isn't a trans stat.— installations that isn't a trans swya tn— installations that isn't a trans story, i'm pleased to say. we'll you— story, i'm pleased to say. we'll ttu tn— story, i'm pleased to say. we'll ttu tn a— story, i'm pleased to say. we'll see you in a couple of minutes .

welcome back to headlines as we are welcome back to headlines as we tntt— welcome back to headlines as we tntt tut— welcome back to headlines as we are into our third— welcome back to headlines as we are into our third or— welcome back to headlines as we are into our third or fourth sestttns— are into our third or fourth sections where— are into our third or fourth sections where i find the most tntetesttnt— sections where i find the most interesting and— sections where i find the most interesting and yet still tetatttett— interesting and yet still relatively important stories tutt— relatively important stories lurk guardian— relatively important stories lurk guardian roger now. and we did lurk guardian roger now. and we ttt tnts— lurk guardian roger now. and we ttt tnts stat— lurk guardian roger now. and we did this story last— lurk guardian roger now. and we did this story last night, but it did this story last night, but tt nas— did this story last night, but it was covered— did this story last night, but it was covered by a cis woman. so it was covered by a cis woman. so t— it was covered by a cis woman. so t suppose— it was covered by a cis woman. so t supptse tt-s— it was covered by a cis woman. so i suppose it's only right we ttte— so i suppose it's only right we ttte-a— so i suppose it's only right we ttte-a tt— so i suppose it's only right we ttte-a 90 at— so i suppose it's only right we ttte-a 90 at t— so i suppose it's only right we give-a go at it as- so i suppose it's only right we give a go at it as well. give you a go at it as well. oh— give you a go at it as well. on. to— give you a go at it as well. on. to you— give you a go at it as well. oh, do you think— give you a go at it as well. oh, do you think my- give you a go at it as well. oh, do you think my angle will be different or just. no, i'd be different orjust. no, i'd like-imagine.— be different orjust. no, i'd like-imagine. perhaps. t2 �*"�*"t2;it2;2“e no, i'd like imagine. perhaps it be different orjust. no, i'd- likelimagine. perhaps it was. like to imagine. perhaps it was. the— like to imagine. perhaps it was. ttts ts— like to imagine. perhaps it was. ttts ts tte— like to imagine. perhaps it was. this is the this— like to imagine. perhaps it was. this is the this is— like to imagine. perhaps it was. this is the this is how- this is the this is how ministers are preparing to issue top down guidance for school regarding the inclusion of trans gender pupils, which has previously just been hived out to individual teachers or well meaning organisations as and consequently you've got gillian keegan, who is the education secretary and kemi badenoch is involved as well about what

schools should do , particularly schools should do, particularly whether it is legal or not, for girls schools to reject applications from transgender students. so saying from male ttttet— students. so saying from male bodied students,— students. so saying from male bodied students, we— 2 so saying from male bodied students, we would say ttnt— bodied students, we would say nnt ttentttt— bodied students, we would say who identify as— bodied students, we would say who identify as girls, this ututt— who identify as girls, this would presumably be at quite a young— would presumably be at quite a young age.— would presumably be at quite a young age. test— would presumably be at quite a young age. josh that would be no, young age. josh that would be t— young age. josh that would be no, no. i mean,— young age. josh that would be no, no. i mean, it's- young age. josh that would be no, no. 2“ e e no, no. i mean, it's mostly it's around teenagers. now. who are the most prolific historically. it definitely it was like it it was definitely it was like it was very , very few boys around was a very, very few boys around that five, six, you know, but it now it's a lot of having said that of course, if it's private schools, independent school sector, they go up from prep school school. for school to senior school. for those who not school to senior school. for those who - not know. school to senior school. for. those who .not know this, those who may not know this, a ttttte— those who may not know this, a ttttte ttt— those who may not know this, a little bit later,— those who may not know this, a little bit later, 13. _ those who may not know this, a little bit later, 13. and so little bit later, i3. and so i suppose— little bit later, 13. and so i suppose at— little bit later, 13. and so i suppose at that- little bit later, 13. and so i suppose at that point, they nttnt— suppose at that point, they nttnt te— suppose at that point, they might be well,— suppose at that point, they might be well, it's a safeguarding issue to have a mate— safeguarding issue to have a male bodied— safeguarding issue to have a male bodied person within a just space— male bodied person within a just spase tt— male bodied person within a just spaee tt ttn— male bodied person within a just space of how how— male bodied person within a just space of how how young do people stan— space of how how young do people stan ttentttttnt— space of how how young do people start identifying as— space of how how young do people start identifying as other tentets— start identifying as other genders, regardless of how tettttnate— genders, regardless of how legitimate people couldn't. tetpte— legitimate people couldn't. netpte cm— legitimate people couldn't. people can, of— legitimate people couldn't. people can, of course,- legitimate people couldn't. people can, of course, apply much later in the in the school year sequence. can't they? i mean, you can have 15 year olds.

it's a secondary school it's mostly a secondary school pnentnentn— it's mostly a secondary school phenomenon in— it's mostly a secondary school phenomenon in terms of what ne-te—tne- phenomenon in terms of whati we're—the numbers we're seeing with the numbers -. teat.— we're seeing with the numbers now. -, yeah, this- we're seeing with the numbers now. , yeah, this needs to now. and so, yeah, this needs to be now. and so, yeah, this needs to te tatt— now. and so, yeah, this needs to te tatt tut— now. and so, yeah, this needs to te tatt tut tn— now. and so, yeah, this needs to be laid out in law— now. and so, yeah, this needs to be laid out in law and this is part— be laid out in law and this is pan tt— be laid out in law and this is pan tt unat— be laid out in law and this is part of what the— be laid out in law and this is part of what the government are tatttnt— part of what the government are tatttnt attut— part of what the government are talking about by— part of what the government are talking about by fixing the ehcr in talking about by fixing the ehcr tn terns— talking about by fixing the ehcr tn tetns tt— talking about by fixing the ehcr in terms of saying— talking about by fixing the ehcr in terms of saying, look, talking about by fixing the ehcr in terms of saying , look, sex talking about by fixing the ehcr in terms of saying, look, sex in nnen— in terms of saying, look, sex in unen tt-s— in terms of saying, look, sex in when it's mentioned means ttttttteat— when it's mentioned means biological sex,— when it's mentioned means biological sex, which is then teattt— biological sex, which is then really enforces— biological sex, which is then really enforces that these safe spaes— really enforces that these safe spaces-enforced- really enforces that these safe spaces enforced . “2t22; spaces are enforced. there's going— spaces are enforced. there's tttnt tt— spaces are enforced. there's going to be a great hollywood comedy coming out about this soon, isn't there? like a do you remember the 40 year old kid goes back to school? there's been loads of those. you know, like this. this might be a few more years before we can look back and laugh. guardian again. now, josh freeman first now, josh morgan freeman first he came for the penguins. now for the african americans. indeed. morgan freeman says for the african americans. - indeed. morgan freeman says the teams— indeed. morgan freeman says the terns-antony— indeed. morgan freeman says the terms history month and terms black history month and atnsan— terms black history month and african american— terms black history month and african american are insults . so african american are insults. so tnts— african american are insults. so tnts ts— african american are insults. so this is.interview_ african american are insults. so this is interview that he did this is an interview that he did -aetuattt— this is an interview that he did .-actually_this| . he's actually mentioned this tettte— . he's actually mentioned this tettte ant— . he's actually mentioned this before and the— . he's actually mentioned this before and the points that he nas— before and the points that he nas ate— before and the points that he nas ne— before and the points that he has are he says,— before and the points that he has are he says, why are we tetetattnt— has are he says, why are we relegating american history to task— relegating american history to ttast ntstttt— relegating american history to black history month? he's tatttnt— black history month? he's talking obviously about america.

teat— talking obviously about america. vean tut— talking obviously about america. vean tut ne-s— talking obviously about america. yeah but he's saying, why do we tust— yeah but he's saying, why do we tust tet— yeah but he's saying, why do we tust get a— yeah but he's saying, why do we tust get a ntntn— yeah but he's saying, why do we just get a month when he sees the just get a month when he sees tne tut— just get a month when he sees the two black— just get a month when he sees the two black involvement with anettsan— the two black involvement with american history— the two black involvement with american history is integral . so american history is integral. so tnat-s— american history is integral. so has a— american history is integral. so has a tatt— american history is integral. so that's a fair point. i think that-s— that's a fair point. i think ttat-s a— that's a fair point. i think that's a very fair point. if he's saying that black history month just some of month is just some sort of tokenistic and indeed condescending nonsense. well, i think that's exactly— condescending nonsense. well, i think that's exactly what- i 2i 2 “g well, i think that's exactly what he's sattnt. — think that's exactly what he's sattnt. ant— think that's exactly what he's saying. and then— think that's exactly what he's saying. and then he's saying the atnean— saying. and then he's saying the african american,— saying. and then he's saying the african american, as a term is a tatse— african american, as a term is a tatse-tt— african american, as a term is a tatse-tt an— african american, as a term is a false or an inaccurate false term or an inaccurate tetn. — false term or an inaccurate tetn. ant— false term or an inaccurate term. and he— false term or an inaccurate term. and he likes false term or an inaccurate term. and he-likes term term. and he just likes the term ttast— term. and he just likes the term ttast .— term. and he just likes the term ttast . st— term. and he just likes the term black . so that's— term. and he just likes the term black . so that's enough term. and he just likes the term black. so that's enough him. black. so that's enough for him. he black. so that's enough for him. ne-neet— black. so that's enough for him. he - need anything - black. so that's enough for him. he need anything more he doesn't need anything more tnan—tntnt- he doesn't need anything morej than—think denzel than that, which i think denzel nasntntttn— than that, which i think denzel washington says— than that, which i think denzel washington says something very stnttat— washington says something very stnttat-tnat— washington says something very similar.that.says,- washington says something very similar that says, i'm similar also that he says, i'm pttut— similar also that he says, i'm pttut-ttast— similar also that he says, i'm pttut-ttaet .- similar also that he says, i'm proud-black , but- similar also that he says, i'm proud black , but being proud to be black, but being ttast—t- proud to be black, but being ttast—t ann- proud to be black, but being ttast—t an . | proud to be black, but being. black—i am. i'm black isn't all who i am. i'm not— black isn't all who i am. i'm not particularly— black isn't all who i am. i'm not particularly in— black isn't all who i am. i'm not particularly in favour of the of language. if the policing of language. if someone says african american, i tt-s— someone says african american, i tt-s-ttu— someone says african american, i mean, it's you whether you mean, it's up to you whether you tate— mean, it's up to you whether you tate-. — mean, it's up to you whether you tate-. ttete— mean, it's up to you whether you take-. there-always. take offence. there is always this though. this kind of feeling though. these very rarely these things are very rarely grassroots. what they these things are very rarely grasthe ts. what they these things are very rarely grasthe astroturf, what they these things are very rarely grasthe astroturf, aren'tt they these things are very rarely grasthe astroturf, aren't theyy call the astroturf, aren't they 7 call the astroturf, aren't they ? these terms ? suddenly all these terms change, you think, well, has anyone decided their anyone just decided off their own rather be called own bat? i'd rather be called african than or african american than black. or is coming some sort of is it coming out of some sort of political agenda? i can't. i'm just to play devil's advocate, there that there is a part of me that thinks like morgan thinks somebody like morgan freeman, a fantastic

freeman, who is a fantastic actor, with enormous actor, blessed with enormous charisma, some great charisma, has had some great character in a very character roles in a very long career, maybe not the most typical experience of an african american or black person in american or black person in america who might think, actually, do just kind of actually, if we do just kind of go all american history is just american we can see how american history, we can see how black contributions to it might sink below the, you know , sink below the, you know, everything armstrong on the everything from armstrong on the moon to george washington to , moon to george washington to, you know, fdr or the presidents pnor you know, fdr or the presidents prior to barack obama have been white. there is a possibility prior to barack obama have been whiteyou are is a possibility prior to barack obama have been whiteyou know,a possibility prior to barack obama have been whiteyou know, it)ossibility prior to barack obama have been whiteyou know, it can bility prior to barack obama have been whiteyou know, it can gety prior to barack obama have been whiteyou know, it can get lost that, you know, it can get lost in the in the in the second league. ithink in the in the in the second league. i think he wants it to be league. i think he wants it to te teatutet— g i think he wants it to be featured prominently, but i tntnt— be featured prominently, but i tntnt ne— be featured prominently, but i think he wants— be featured prominently, but i think he wants it— be featured prominently, but i think he wants it to be featured pttntnenttt— think he wants it to be featured prominently through the year. vean. — prominently through the year. vean. ts— prominently through the year. vean. ts tne— prominently through the year. yeah. is the idea. don't yeah. is the idea. i don't think he yeah. is the idea. i don't think ne wants— yeah. is the idea. i don't think ne wants tt— yeah. is the idea. i don't think he wants it to— yeah. is the idea. i don't think he wants it to dissipate. so ttact— he wants it to dissipate. so black history— he wants it to dissipate. so black history day- he wants it to dissipate. so black history day of- he wants it to dissipate. so black history day of the week he wants it to dissipate. so black iwhatever' of the week he wants it to dissipate. i just; he wants it to dissipate. i just black maybe whatever. just black ntstttt— maybe whatever. just black ntstttt teat. — maybe whatever. just black history year. what- just black history year. what about black ttttate — history year. what about black friday? _anything- history year. what about black. friday? _anything about friday? is there anything about black friday? well, we stay with anti black friday? well, we stay with antt — black friday? well, we stay with antt .— black friday? well, we stay with anti racism . and— i . 23? well, we stay with anti racism . and actually i . 237 well, we stay with anti racism . and actually roger anti racism. and actually roger in anti racism. and actually roger tn-tetettapn— anti racism. and actually roger in-telegraph and- anti racism. and actually roger in telegraph and disturbing in the telegraph and disturbing sttns— in the telegraph and disturbing sttns-eetnant— in the telegraph and disturbing signs-germany is- in the telegraph and disturbing signs germany is once again signs that germany is once again tutentnt— signs that germany is once again tutsntnt tt— signs that germany is once again tutentnt to te— signs that germany is once again lurching to the extreme right . lurching to the extreme right. crikevt— lurching to the extreme right. anew-ts— lurching to the extreme right. crikey,-is this— lurching to the extreme right. crikey,-is this is- lurching to the extreme right. crikey, is this is the crikey, this is this is the stat— crikey, this is this is the stat tt— crikey, this is this is the stat tt tne— crikey, this is this is the story of the pensioners dance group— story of the pensioners dance

group tn— story of the pensioners dance group in germany. have all ptaees— group in germany. have all places who have been banned from wearing egyptian costumes in a show because of its supposed cultural insensitivity . this is cultural insensitivity. this is just a little bit weird- cultural insensitivity. this is just a little bit weird ,- ti.2.22. 2 . 2g this is just a little bit weird , to be just a little bit weird, to be ntnest— just a little bit weird, to be honest with— just a little bit weird, to be honest with you. they've been tott— honest with you. they've been tttt tnat— honest with you. they've been told that sombra_ honest with you. they've been told that sombra faros are tttenstte— told that sombra faros are offensive, but— told that sombra faros are offensive, but ponchos aren't. i offensive, but ponchos aren't. t mean— offensive, but ponchos aren't. t tt— offensive, but ponchos aren't. t tt ts.— offensive, but ponchos aren't. i mean, it is. i've— offensive, but ponchos aren't. i mean, it is. i've had- offensive, but ponchos aren't. i mean, it is. i've had a- offensive, but ponchos aren't. i mean, it is. i've had a look at some of the pictures. there are a lovely looking are a bunch of lovely looking old pensioners who are old german pensioners who are basically on basically putting something on that like it ain't that looks a bit like it ain't half hot. mum yeah, know, half hot. mum yeah, you know, there's, some slightly there's, there's some slightly old no problem old fashioned i have no problem with slightly like with it but slightly old like outfits and outfits out of gilbert and sullivan a sullivan or something. that's a bit parasols and bit mikado with the parasols and then a few old dears then the a few old dears dressing up and having the time of their lives, you kind of suspect. but germany is particularly sensitive, isn't it? and it has it. there are prickly people who are determined that germany has changed. yes and yeah, there tanetnt— changed. yes and yeah, there tanetnt atte— changed. yes and yeah, there dancing like an— ig: v425 and yeah, there dancing like an egyptian. this is dancing like an egyptian. this ts wett— dancing like an egyptian. this is very offensive— dancing like an egyptian. this is very offensive to the bangles . wean.— is very offensive to the bangles . yeah, obviously. _ is very offensive to the bangles . yeah, obviously. and it's also tnet-te— . yeah, obviously. and it's also tnet-te tant— . yeah, obviously. and it's also tnet-te tttnt tt— . yeah, obviously. and it's also they're going to so— . yeah, obviously. and it's also they're going to so now they've etnpttntset— they're going to so now they've

compromised where they've eet— compromised where they've removed certain— compromised where they've removed certain certain of the more extreme like the wigs in the more extreme like the wigs in tne tapanese— more extreme like the wigs in the japanese wigs or whatever. wean— the japanese wigs or whatever. wean tut— the japanese wigs or whatever. wean tut tnet— the japanese wigs or whatever. yeah but they will be at the end of yeah but they will be at the end tt tt— yeah but they will be at the end tt p, tnet-tt— yeah but they will be at the end of it, they'll be— yeah but they will be at the end of it, they'll be doing a discussion— of it, they'll be doing a discussion at- of it, they'll be doing a discussion at the end where auttense— discussion at the end where audience members can express tnett— audience members can express tnett tptnttns— audience members can express their opinions costumes their opinions on the costumes ant— their opinions on the costumes ant suttutat— their opinions on the costumes and cultural appropriation and i tttnt— and cultural appropriation and i tntntltate— and cultural appropriation and i think,-take me— and cultural appropriation and i think,-take melan- think, just take me to an extinction— think, just take me to an extinction rebellion protest tnsteat— extinction rebellion protest instead. . rather- extinction rebellion protest instead. rather go there instead. i'd rather go there tnan— instead. i'd rather go there tnan-wttn— instead. i'd rather go there than-with q- instead. i'd rather go there than with q and a after the than deal with q and a after the tattes— than deal with q and a after the tattes nave— than deal with q and a after the ladies have their— than deal with q and a after the ladies have their little dance tatteau— ladies have their little dance tableau, have— ladies have their little dance tableau, have do— ladies have their little dance tableau, have do they still play watt— tableau, have do they still play watt-an— tableau, have do they still play walk-an egyptian- tableau, have do they still play walk an egyptian on tableau, have do they still play walk-an egyptian on i walk like an egyptian on mtv? i ton-t— walk like an egyptian on mtv? i ton-t suppose— walk like an egyptian on mtv? i don't suppose mtv— walk like an egyptian on mtv? i don't suppose mtv exists- don't suppose mtv exists anymore. it does anymore. i don't know. it does exist yeah, does. it's exist. yeah, it does. but it's all series of cribs, all just a series of cribs, isn't it? no. no, there's still some good videos. occasionally. they— some good videos. occasionally. they occasionally. _ some good videos. occasionally. they occasionally. okay.- g: . 2 occasionally. they occasionally. o

puts them on my stairs. yeah. so he says, we're going to he says, oh we're going to report it to the police which made laugh. yeah. like made me laugh. yeah. like tnet-te— made me laugh. yeah. like tnet-te tant— made me laugh. yeah. like they're going-do- 2 232.32“ yeah. like they're going do anything. they're going to do anything. ute— they're going to do anything. awe-nave— they're going to do anything. like have anything like they have done anything attut— like they have done anything about-crimes- about any other crimes in ttnttn—ttl about any other crimes in. london._to get about any other crimes in- london._to get rid london. i'd like them to get rid of london. i'd like them to get rid tt-ntte— london. i'd like them to get rid tt-ntte pet— london. i'd like them to get rid of-mile per hour- london. i'd like them to get rid of mile per hour cameras of the 20 mile per hour cameras as wet. — of the 20 mile per hour cameras as wet. twe— of the 20 mile per hour cameras as well. i've got— of the 20 mile per hour cameras as well. i've got to— of the 20 mile per hour cameras as well. i've got to be- of the 20 mile per hour cameras as well. git as well. i've got to be honest with you. it just makes me feel so absurd. i don't know so absurd. well, i don't know whether hour whether the 20 mile an hour limit policed, to be limit is ever policed, to be honest with you. oh, it is. yeah. past yeah. there's cameras half past nttnttnt. — yeah. there's cameras half past nttnttnt. lttt— yeah. there's cameras half past midnight. .did not- yeah. there's cameras half past midnight. 2 2 92; midnight. it did not get a ticket. i was doing 24mph. ticket. i was doing about 24mph. i felt like i was pushing the car it was, you know, like as car as it was, you know, like as in me. yeah. i it's in behind me. yeah. i mean, it's just absurd. the taxes just absurd. and all the taxes this vauxhall bridge just absurd. and all the taxes this they vauxhall bridge just absurd. and all the taxes this they allehall bridge just absurd. and all the taxes this they all know bridge just absurd. and all the taxes this they all know where; road. they all know where the single camera is. of course, they fly up there, jam on the brakes. is much more brakes. this is much more dangerous and they're right up your if your backside. of course, if you're obediently you're if you're obediently pursuing an hour pursuing the 20 mile an hour limit. but it does think limit. but it does feel i think we tattet— limit. but it does feel i think we talked about— 2 2 but it does feel i think we talked about this last night, but we talked about this last night, tut tt— we talked about this last night, tut tt toes— we talked about this last night, but it does-to— we talked about this last night, but it does .to .like - but it does feel to me like tnete— but it does feel to me like there-massive- but it does feel to me like there massive sense of there is a massive sense of tetnt— there is a massive sense of being persecuted as a motorist ntwlttnttn— being persecuted as a motorist now-london and— being persecuted as a motorist now london and car is ulez now in london and my car is ulez sate. — now in london and my car is ulez sate. .ntt— now in london and my car is ulez sate. .ntt tetnt— now in london and my car is ulez safe. .not being charged- now in london and my car is ulez safe. “g ig: safe. i'm not being charged for this. to drive. this. i don't need to drive. it's cars, it? it's only old cars, isn't it? i mean, have be really old mean, they have to be really old people who need to get around, who can't to update their who can't afford to update their

car of years. you car every couple of years. you know to know who is just starting to feel they're getting feel like they're getting clobbered. and it's not it's not tust— clobbered. and it's not it's not ustuse—- clobbered. and it's not it's not tustutse— t- clobbered. and it's not it's not just—course. i mean, just london, of course. i mean, various provincial— just london, of course. i mean, various provincial cities are atst— various provincial cities are also introducing air also introducing clean air- zones. _should zones. it's bad. they should have the old have waited till all the old people it looks people were dead. it looks like we're going to squeeze one more in now. roger, this is the tavistock people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis ck people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. this people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. this is people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. this is this people. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. this is this is ople. in now. roger, this is the tavisis the. this is this is thee. this is the. this is this is the gas metres. it's the acas. we've testtet—ntt- gas metres. it's the acas. we've decided - not going - gas metres. it's the acas. we've decided-not going to. decided that we're not going to tone— decided that we're not going to tttse-ttts— decided that we're not going to force-olds anyone- force 85 year olds anyone over 85 force 85 year olds anyone over st-ttntet— force 85 year olds anyone over st-ttntet-tt- force 85 year olds anyone over 85-longer-to havei 85 is no longer going to have a gas— 85 is no longer going to have a gas nette— 85 is no longer going to have a gas metre forced— 85 is no longer going to have a gas metre forced upon them even if gas metre forced upon them even tt tnet— gas metre forced upon them even tt tnet ton-t— gas metre forced upon them even tt tnet ttn-t pat.— gas metre forced upon them even if they don't pay. so that's tttt. — if they don't pay. so that's not we— if they don't pay. so that's good. it's like— if they don't pay. so that's good. it's like a- if they don't pay. so that's good. 2 2 good. it's like a prepaid paid jobby, isn't it? yes. the idea is you can't use any gas on the never never. you've got to pay for it up front. well you, you never never. you've got to pay for itforce'ont. well you, you never never. you've got to pay for itforce entry ilell you, you never never. you've got to pay for itforce entry and you, you never never. you've got to pay for itforce entry and fitted )u only force entry and fitted metre i understand it, metre as far as i understand it, if a history of if there's a history of non—payment, that's that's how it basically. and, it works basically. and, and wnetnet— it works basically. and, and whether. not _ it works basically. and, and whether-not it's- it works basically. and, and whether-not it's ever- whether or not it's ever tusttttet — whether or not it's ever justified is— whether or not it's ever justified is another debate. but i justified is another debate. but ttntnt— justified is another debate. but t tntnt tt-s— justified is another debate. but i think it's reasonable to say tnat— i think it's reasonable to say tnat tt— i think it's reasonable to say tnat tt you— i think it's reasonable to say that if you have— i think it's reasonable to say that if you have specific netteat— that if you have specific medical conditions or are ttsattet— medical conditions or are disabled or— medical conditions or are disabled or are- medical conditions or are disabled or are particularly tepentent— disabled or are particularly dependent or— disabled or are particularly dependent or indeed if you're tust— dependent or indeed if you're tust twen— dependent or indeed if you're tust st.— dependent or indeed if you're just over 85, then to be honest , if just over 85, then to be honest . tt toute— just over 85, then to be honest . tt ttue twen— just over 85, then to be honest , if you're over 85— just over 85, then to be honest , if you're over 85 and you're stttt— , if you're over 85 and you're stttt ttwnt— , if you're over 85 and you're still living alone,— , if you're over 85 and you're still living alone, you are sawnt— still living alone, you are

sawtnt tne— still living alone, you are saving the state quite a few. ' saving the state quite a few. a massive amount— saving the state quite a few. a massive amount of— saving the state quite a few. ' saving the state quite a few. a massive amount of money. yeah i should be getting as much gas and electricity as you could possibly consume. the rates are must— possibly consume. the rates are must-expenstwe. - possibly consume. the rates arei much _expensive. i600,000 much more expensive. 600,000 petpte— much more expensive. 600,000 petpte-ttts— much more expensive. 600,000 people this has people this year. this has happened to which has gone up massively to like almost double, i think was upon desperation i think it was upon desperation and poverty . isn't it awful? and poverty. isn't it awful? yeah. so it's very sad. and there's also. yeah, if you have refrigerated medication, your dependency lines, dependency on care lines, there's a lot of different things that they're now going to be but you be essentially banning. but you wonder allowed wonder how was this allowed before could actually before that they could actually break houses and break into people's houses and do this. and yet i've been told weannt— do this. and yet i've been told weannt body_ do this. and yet i've been told wearing body-now- do this. and yet i've been told wearing body-now as- t2t2t and yet i've been told wearing body now as well , wearing body cams now as well, wnten— wearing body cams now as well, wntsn t— wearing body cams now as well, wntsn t-ts— wearing body cams now as well, wntsn t-ts an— wearing body cams now as well, which i is an interesting which i think is an interesting it's which i think is an interesting tt-s-tnsttnt— which i think is an interesting it's-insight into- which i think is an interesting it's insight into just which i think is an interesting it's they insight into just which i think is an interesting it's they howght into just which i think is an interesting it's they how they've just which i think is an interesting it's they how they've obviously how they how they've obviously tenawnt. — how they how they've obviously behaving. yeah,— how they how they've obviously behaving. yeah, yeah. anyway, tnat-s— behaving. yeah, yeah. anyway, tnat-s-ttt— behaving. yeah, yeah. anyway, tnat-s-ttt pan- behaving. yeah, yeah. anyway, that's for part three. that's enough for part three. up..— that's enough for part three. tn. ttnat— that's enough for part three. uh, final section. finally we get— uh, final section. finally we get on— uh, final section. finally we get on to— uh, final section. finally we get on to we— uh, final section. finally we get on to the killer hornets , get on to the killer hornets, tne— get on to the killer hornets, tne ttttet— get on to the killer hornets, the killer-balls- get on to the killer hornets, the killer balls and the killer cricket balls and a hit the killer cricket balls and a ttt-newer- the killer cricket balls and a hit-never got- the killer cricket balls and a hit-never got to. the killer cricket balls and a hit never got to kill hit man who never got to kill snane. — hit man who never got to kill snane. ne— hit man who never got to kill shane. he did— hit man who never got to kill shane. he did his— hit man who never got to kill shane. he did his best. we'll see-tn— shane. he did his best. we'll see-tn a— shane. he did his best. we'll see-in a couple- shane. he did his best. we'll see-in a couple of- shane. he did his best. we'll see in a couple of minutes .

and welcome back to headliners . and welcome back to headliners. so and welcome back to headliners. so we— and welcome back to headliners. so we nave— and welcome back to headliners. so we nawe tne— and welcome back to headliners. so we have the guardian again ant— so we have the guardian again ant tunnet— so we have the guardian again and further evidence that if it wasn-t— and further evidence that if it wasnt ttt— and further evidence that if it wasn't for the— and further evidence that if it wasn't for the fbi, there'd be no at— wasn't for the fbi, there'd be no crime at all.— wasn't for the fbi, there'd be no crime at all. yeah so fbi aests— no crime at all. yeah so fbi arrests guardsmen who applied for arrests guardsmen who applied ttt ttt— arrests guardsmen who applied ttt ttt tn— arrests guardsmen who applied ttt ttt tn tent— arrests guardsmen who applied for job on rent a— arrests guardsmen who applied for job on rent a hitman.com. forjob on rent a hitman.com. ttts— forjob on rent a hitman.com. ttts tappenet— forjob on rent a hitman.com. ttts tappenet .— forjob on rent a hitman.com. this happened . we've- forjob on rent a hitman.com. this happened . we've heard about this happened. we've heard about this website before. it was set up initially basically as a as something to do with the internet like a protect for crypto currency sales, something like that. yeah. and then it became sort of a, a parody became a sort of a, a parody website. but then people do occasionally apply for jobs or for people to be killed. yeah and to kill. so this is someone who went online and said, look, i'd really like to be a hitman and really went through the whole process. is whole process. this is entrapment isn't it? there's entrapment, isn't it? there's a moral dimension— entrapment, isn't it? there's a moral dimension-this.- entrapment, isn't it? there's a moral dimension-this. it- moral dimension to this. it seems-tutte- moral dimension to this. it. seems-quite unfair moral dimension to this. it- seems.-quite unfair. seems. it seems quite unfair. wett— seems. it seems quite unfair. wet. the— seems. it seems quite unfair. wett. tte tut-s— seems. it seems quite unfair. well, the guy's been- seems. it seems quite unfair. well, the guy's been arrested. he went with somebody. he went and met with somebody. he went and met with somebody. he a thousand couple he was given a thousand couple of and okay. of dollars and said, okay. and also you know, the guy also he said, you know, the guy said, you have problem said, do you have any problem torturing people, cutting off their no. their ears? he was like, no, no. i was in the army. could do

i was in the army. i could do all that stuff. on and all of that stuff. on and but then he's now saying, no, then he's now saying, oh, no, i wasn't to do it. just wasn't going to do it. i just i've actually accepted job at i've actually accepted a job at a centre instead , you a medical centre instead, you just where he is? yeah, just say where he is? yeah, exactly. i did feel- 57 yeah, exactly. i did feel sorry for. ne— exactly. i did feel sorry for. he toes.— exactly. i did feel sorry for. he goes t— exactly. i did feel sorry for. he goes, i want— exactly. i did feel sorry for. he goes, i want this job. i'm tttttnt— he goes, i want this job. i'm tttttnt ttt— he goes, i want this job. i'm tttttnt ttt a— he goes, i want this job. i'm looking for a job— he goes, i want this job. i'm looking for a job that pays wett— looking for a job that pays wet-lt— looking for a job that pays wettlt an— looking for a job that pays well. i can support my kid well. so i can support my kid on the well. so i can support my kid on tel— well. so i can support my kid on tte. wean.— well. so i can support my kid on the-. yeah,-going- well. so i can support my kid on the-. yeah,-going to- well. so i can support my kid on the . yeah, going to be the way. yeah, he's going to be a-tat— the way. yeah, he's going to be a-tat-was- the way. yeah, he's going to be a-dad-was just- a new dad and he was just tttnttnp— a new dad and he was just thinking,-about- a new dad and he was just thinking, about time i sort a new dad and he was just thireally about time i sort a new dad and he was just thireally stepped jt time i sort a new dad and he was just thireally stepped upime i sort a new dad and he was just thireally stepped up here. sort a new dad and he was just thireally stepped up here. yeah of really stepped up here. yeah steppet— of really stepped up here. yeah steppet up— of really stepped up here. yeah stepped up-murder.- of really stepped up here. yeah stepped up-murder. stop. stepped up my murder. stop putting food on .table.. stepped up my murder. stop putting food on .table. i putting food on the table. snotttnt— putting food on the table. shooting someone- putting food on the table. shooting someone for- putting food on the table. shooting someone for money, is it? it's american as i don't it? it's as american as i don't know— it? it's as american as i don't know-t— it? it's as american as i don't tntw-t ttnt— it? it's as american as i don't. know-i find-apple know which i find worse. apple pte— know which i find worse. apple pte. sonnetttt— know which i find worse. apple pie. somebody applying to be an assassin. like. that's assassin. that's like. that's kind in way. but kind of comical in a way. but somebody actually advertising to get them. get somebody killed for them. i don't feels don't know. that feels to be a little bit sinister if little bit more sinister if you're mean, you're looking i mean, i understand how the understand that's how the website has to work. yeah but that to me should be that feels to me that should be a significant am a more significant crime. am i wrong think wrong there? no, no, i think yeah. murder. yeah. trying to get somebody in a hit rather than. yeah, just being. you're an tnntsent— than. yeah, just being. you're an innocent hitman.- yeah, just being. you're an innocent hitman. you're just some-vou— an innocent hitman. you're just some-wou tust— an innocent hitman. you're just some you just want get some guy. you just want to get patt— some guy. you just want to get patt tt— some guy. you just want to get paid to monetising the assassin, the assassins. _ paid to monetising the assassin, the assassins. vito?— paid to monetising the assassin, the assassins. . 2t2t7 /

paid to monetising the assassin, the assassins. . 2t2t7 v423 2“ the assassins. vito? yeah well, it's a very new philosophical conundrum. express now , roger conundrum. express now, roger and a groundsman very nearly knocked for six by the sound of it. this is quite an exciting day, isn't it, for him ? this is day, isn't it, for him? this is a tttuntsnan— day, isn't it, for him? this is a groundsman who- day, isn't it, for him? this is a groundsman who has- 23 2 2 2“ 27 this is a groundsman who has apparently ttunt— a groundsman who has apparently ttunt a— a groundsman who has apparently ttunt a twe— a groundsman who has apparently found a live grenade , a world found a live grenade, a world t— found a live grenade, a world t pesue— found a live grenade, a world war, i presume this is an old nttts— war, i presume this is an old nttts ttnt— war, i presume this is an old mills bomb, one— war, i presume this is an old mills bomb, one of the old ptneapptes. — mills bomb, one of the old pineapples. that's what it was. i pineapples. that's what it was. t suppose— pineapples. that's what it was. i suppose so. which— pineapples. that's what it was. which would be in i suppose so. which would be in stat— i suppose so. which would be in sttt tt— i suppose so. which would be in some sort of rusty,— which would be in some sort of rusty, dreadful state.— some sort of rusty, dreadful state-tte- some sort of rusty, dreadful state, it? potentially, state, wouldn't it? potentially, pantattt— state, wouldn't it? potentially,- pantattt—uset partially underground. they used to partially underground. they used tt-ttenn— partially underground. they used tt-ttenn tn— partially underground. they used to them on the army surplus to flog them on the army surplus stores at the air shows i used to go to when i was a kid. they sell all sorts, don't— to go to when i was a kid. they sell all sorts, don't they? - gt; 2“ 2 they sell all sorts, don't they? o7 sell all sorts, don't they? of course. icame_ sell all sorts, don't they? o7 i came across a sell all sorts, don't they? o7 ti.t2t. i came across a lovely course. i came across a lovely antttue— course. i came across a lovely antttue stop— ti.t2t. i came across a lovely antique shop recently where they wetests—tt tt- antique shop recently where they were sorts of world were selling all sorts of world wat— were selling all sorts of world war—ant- were selling all sorts of worldl war—and stuff, war two memorabilia and stuff, tnstuttnt—l including certain presence, tattnets— including certain presence, bayonets, bayonets and all sorts of bayonets, bayonets and all sorts tt pttenttattt— bayonets, bayonets and all sorts of potentially lethal, lots of stutt. — of potentially lethal, lots of stutt. ttt— of potentially lethal, lots of stuff. did you— of potentially lethal, lots of stuff. did you buy- of potentially lethal, lots of stuff. “j 2 27 \tt2;tt2;i stuff. did you buy it? never mind the zombie knife. they had proper . you. oh, proper bayonets. you. oh, crikev-_ proper bayonets. you. oh, crikey. got to have the crikey. it's got to have the proper quite an proper gas mask. quite an afternoon . and the smell of afternoon. and the smell of pensntnt— afternoon. and the smell of perishing rubber.— 2“ and the smell of perishing rubber. yes, that's tttnt. — perishing rubber. yes, that's right. _perished- perishing rubber. yes, that's right. perished rubber. right. highly perished rubber. yest— right. highly perished rubber. tes. natutattt— right. highly perished rubber. yes, naturally . but— right. highly perished rubber. yes, naturally . but it- right. highly perished rubber. 4ng but it didn't yes, naturally. but it didn't tttw— yes, naturally. but it didn't tttw up— yes, naturally. but it didn't tttw up anyway.— yes, naturally. but it didn't blow up anyway. it- 4ng but it didn't blow up anyway. it didn't blow up- — blow up anyway. it didn't blow up. everyone— blow up anyway. it didn't blow up. everyone went- blow up anyway. it didn't blow up. “ ttt2;2“2 “ blow up anyway. it didn't blow-

up. everyone went home happy and presumably they haven't blown it up. everyone went home happy and preyet.ably they haven't blown it up. everyone went home happy and preyet. apparently aven't blown it up. everyone went home happy and preyet. apparently they're lown it up. everyone went home happy and preyet. apparently they're goingt up. everyone went home happy and prtdot. apparently they're goingt up. everyone went home happy and prtdo some arently they're goingt up. everyone went home happy and prtdo some sorttly they're goingt up. everyone went home happy and prtdo some sort of they're goingt up. everyone went home happy and prtdo some sort of controlledingt to do some sort of controlled explosion because explosion on the site because it's unstable . i like the fact it's unstable. i like the fact tnat— it's unstable. i like the fact tnat tt— it's unstable. i like the fact tnat tt was— it's unstable. i like the fact that it was excavated- 2 2. i like the fact that it was excavated in gore stun— that it was excavated in gore stun ttat— that it was excavated in gore court road gore— that it was excavated in gore court road gore as in blood and toe.— court road gore as in blood and tone. tnat-s— court road gore as in blood and gore. that's quite— gore. that's quite sittingbourne. gore. that's quite— sittingbourne. so the grenades are not the only unstable excitement, isn't it? there's excitement, isn't it? there's excitement with _ t2;;t

obviously, for the pollination. t hey— obviously, for the pollination. wet—nonet- obviously, for the pollination. tnet—ntnet ant| they do. and the honey and wnatntt. — they do. and the honey and wnatntt. .a— they do. and the honey and whatnot. a volunteer hornet whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nun...— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nuntet. tnts— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a woman who in tenet— hunter, this is a woman who in tenset wnt— hunter, this is a woman who in jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt — jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt tnat— jersey who obviously couldn't get into that german dance troupe— get into that german dance troupe atte— get into that german dance troupe ttte a— get into that german dance troupe like a sort of, you know, tte— troupe like a sort of, you know, ttte a— troupe like a sort of, you know, like a superhero. _ troupe like a sort of, you know, like a superhero. i— troupe like a sort of, you know, like a superhero. i like a superhero. i suspect ttete-s— like a superhero. i suspect there's some sort of tv series coming out for sure about her, but she trapped it down. but it turns out that the— turns out that the university of teeter— turns out that the university of txetet nave— turns out that the university of exeter have spent— turns out that the university of exeter have spent about half £1 ntttttn— exeter have spent about half £1 million talking— exeter have spent about half £1 million talking about like tnet-te— million talking about like tnet-te tant— million talking about like they're going to basically put tatto— they're going to basically put radio transmitters on these nttnets. — radio transmitters on these hornets. and _ radio transmitters on these hornets. and that's just going to communication to facilitate communication tetween— to facilitate communication between the _ to facilitate communication between the hives. they won't east— between the hives. they won't east tte— between the hives. they won't crack the code. _ between the hives. they won't crack the code. they're not going— crack the code. they're not tang-tt— crack the code. they're not tttnt-tt. tts- going to crack it. it's potentially- going to crack it. it's potentially tracks back potentially tracks them back to wet— potentially tracks them back to tnett-nests— potentially tracks them back to their- nests and - potentially tracks them back to their nests and then their to their nests and then new— their to their nests and then tnet an— their to their nests and then they can destroy— their to their nests and then they can destroy them there. tts— they can destroy them there. tt-sltteat— they can destroy them there. it's l great _these i they can destroy them there. l it's l great _these are it's a great idea. but these are etntnt— it's a great idea. but these are sonnet—.- it's a great idea. but these arei etntnt—. tttn coming over from france. from tane — coming over from france. from tane txaettw— coming over from france. from france. exactly the- coming over from france. from france. >k(t?tf.22«t coming over from france. from france. i france. exactly the sort of thing brexit was supposed thing that brexit was supposed to exactly. this this to stop. exactly. this is this is to stop. exactly. this is this ts-tne— to stop. exactly. this is this ts-tne nut— to stop. exactly. this is this is-the nub of- to stop. exactly. this is this is-the nub of it,- exactly. this is this is the nub of it, isn't is really the nub of it, isn't tte— is really the nub of it, isn't tte wean. — is really the nub of it, isn't it? yeah. we— is really the nub of it, isn't it? yeah. we don't- is really the nub of it, isn't it? yeah. �*vitt�*t2; 2 2“ 2 �*7 2 it? yeah. we don't know if it's deliberately not. not deliberately or not. not on small boats ,.far- deliberately or not. not on small boats ,.far.wel deliberately or not. not on- small boats ,.far.we know. small boats, as far as we know. no small boats, as far as we know. to wet— small boats, as far as we know. no they actually— small boats, as far as we know. no they actually fly then across the no they actually fly then across tne cnannet. — no they actually fly then across the channel. that's quite long the channel. that's quite a long way—i— the channel. that's quite a long way—t tuess- the channel. that's quite a long way—t guess so- the channel. that's quite a long way—i guess. so is. way for a hawk, i guess. so is tnat— way for a hawk, i guess. so is tnat natt— way for a hawk, i guess. so is that hard-channel- way for a hawk, i guess. so is that hard channel island that hard for the channel island sunnnnet— that hard for the channel island summer—these. that hard for the channel island.

summer—these are summer aslef islands? these are tastsattt— summer aslef islands? these are tasteattt tn— summer aslef islands? these are basically in france. _ summer aslef islands? these are basically in france. channel tstants— basically in france. channel islands-further- basically in france. channel islands further away than islands are further away than catats. — islands are further away than catats. tts— islands are further away than calais. it's he— islands are further away than calais. it's he said she said. tut— calais. it's he said she said. tut wean.— calais. it's he said she said. but yeah, they're- calais. it's he said she said. but yeah, they're a long way awat. — but yeah, they're a long way awat. llongt — but yeah, they're a long way awawlttnt. ttnt— but yeah, they're a long way away. long, long way but yeah, they're a long way away. .long, long way why away. a long, long way away. why ton-t— away. a long, long way away. why ttn-t tnet— away. a long, long way away. why ttn-t tnet tust— away. a long, long way away. why ttn-t tnet tust tt— away. a long, long way away. why don't they just go to france? so why— don't they just go to france? so wnt ton-t— don't they just go to france? so wnt ttn-t tnet— don't they just go to france? so why don't they just accept the ntsttneat— why don't they just accept the historical inevitability of wet— historical inevitability of their situation? 2 their situation? it's a lot of job— their situation? it's a lot of job opportunities. i keep hanging job opportunities. i keep nanttnt tn— job opportunities. i keep hanging on like- job opportunities. i keep hanging on like a- 2“ 2 i keep hanging on like a spurned lover . wtat— hanging on like a spurned lover . wtat attut— hanging on like a spurned lover . what about the— hanging on like a spurned lover . what about the hornet? it's not the island , roger. the not the island, roger. the telegraph news of cosmetic telegraph have news of cosmetic gunk ruining everything . oh, gunk ruining everything. oh, yeah. this is horrible, isn't it? yeah. this is horrible, isn't tte tnts— yeah. this is horrible, isn't tte tnts ts.— yeah. this is horrible, isn't it? this is. this— yeah. this is horrible, isn't it? this is. this is- this is horrible, isn't it? this is. this is apparently. tnts— it? this is. this is apparently. tnts ts— it? this is. this is apparently. tnts ts a— it? this is. this is apparently. this is a leisure— it? this is. this is apparently. this is a leisure centre on the ne— this is a leisure centre on the tste tt— this is a leisure centre on the tste tt wttnt— this is a leisure centre on the isle of wight that's been shut town— isle of wight that's been shut down because _ isle of wight that's been shut down because fake tan down because of a fake tan ptttutttn. — down because of a fake tan ptttutttn. t— down because of a fake tan pollution. i think- down because of a fake tan pollution. 2“< down because of a fake tan pollution. i think we all know how that happens. if you ever go to a putts— how that happens. if you ever go to a public swimming— if you ever go to a public swimming pool at natt— to a public swimming pool at nan-t— to a public swimming pool at natt-t nean— to a public swimming pool at half-i mean, you- to a public swimming pool at half i mean, you can choke half term, i mean, you can choke on on on tte— half term, i mean, you can choke on on on the vapours of the 15 teat— on on on the vapours of the 15 teat ttts— on on on the vapours of the 15 teat ttts wttn— on on on the vapours of the 15 year olds with their with their spenttnt— year olds with their with their spenttntlttt— year olds with their with their spendingllot of— year olds with their with their spending lot of time in your spending a lot of time in your tetsute— spending a lot of time in your leisure centre. _ spending a lot of time in your leisure centre. 15— spending a lot of time in your leisure centre. ”22; 333 ”32; leisure centre. 15 why are you going in half term children there's illicit there's no there's no illicit there's no illicit purpose . i'm there for illicit purpose. i'm there for tettttnate— illicit purpose. i'm there for legitimate reasons,- 22 ti. 2 i'm there for legitimate reasons, along with ttnet— legitimate reasons, along with other members— legitimate reasons, along with other members of the public , and other members of the public, and i other members of the public, and t atwats— other members of the public, and t atwats tat.— other members of the public, and t atwats tat. tts— other members of the public, and t atwats tat. tt-s a— other members of the public, and i always gag. it's a very unpleasant— i always gag. it's a very unpleasant experience being near

teenatets— unpleasant experience being near teenatets wnt— unpleasant experience being near teenagers who don't know how to use teenagers who don't know how to nateup— teenagers who don't know how to nateup — teenagers who don't know how to use makeup or. so— teenagers who don't know how to use makeup or. 3it2; use makeup or. so are you saying, are you quite happily blaming teenagers for this? oh, not all. no, don't know not at all. no, you don't know if fake tan . i think we can if it's fake tan. i think we can assume on the— if it's fake tan. i think we can assume on the isle— if it's fake tan. i think we can assume on the isle of- 7 2 i think we can assume on the isle of wight that it's assume on the isle of wight that tt-s tnat— assume on the isle of wight that tt-s tnat tts— assume on the isle of wight that it's that it's the— assume on the isle of wight that it's that it's the urban underclass_ it's that it's the urban underclass who are the problem nete. — underclass who are the problem nete. t— underclass who are the problem nete. ttust— underclass who are the problem nete. ttust t— underclass who are the problem here. i just i don't— underclass who are the problem here. t2t2t2“ 2 323 here. i just i don't know very much the of wight, much about the isle of wight, but never struck me as but it's never struck me as a particularly blighted urban particularly blighted by urban underclass. think underclass. i think it's i think it's gone down over it's gone down market over recent years. really. the last time i was there, it felt very 19505. i time i was there, it felt very 1950s. i was thinking, yes, i might take secure and lovely in that way, but you've got people putting fizzy items in the putting fizzy bath items in the jacuzzi it's mental. is . jacuzzi. it's mental. it is. that's crazy. the whole point of the jacuzzi is it doesn't need an extra. more bubbles. an extra. yeah, more bubbles. no, catered for. no, it's been catered for. finally josh, would you mind leaving the show in an orderly fashion? do not panic. i know. two lions break out a circus mid—performance instead the sttwt— mid—performance instead the entwt ts— mid—performance instead the crowd is fleeing— mid—performance instead the crowd is fleeing in panic. this is crowd is fleeing in panic. this ts tn— crowd is fleeing in panic. this ts tn cntna— crowd is fleeing in panic. this is in china because it's illegal now since 2020— is in china because it's illegal now since 2020 to— is in china because it's illegal now since 2020 to have lions in our circuses here,— now since 2020 to have lions in our circuses here, which is coincidentally— our circuses here, which is coincidentally the last time i

went— coincidentally the last time i went — coincidentally the last time i went see this. _ coincidentally the last time i went see this. for me is immediately worse than either the lab leak or the wet market. oh, really? ipsis. it could be that oh, really? ipsis. it could be tnat tnet-te— oh, really? ipsis. it could be that they're all— oh, really? ipsis. it could be that they're all linked- o2“ it2;322«t7’ it could be that they're all linked . yeah, that they're all linked. yeah, it that they're all linked. yeah, tt stutt— that they're all linked. yeah, tt stutt te. — that they're all linked. yeah, it could be. they're working on some—wtsl some sort of lion virus. was the— some sort of lion virus. was ttts-tetpattw- some sort of lion virus. was this jeopardy in this level of jeopardy in circuses country still ? circuses in this country still? because all get is jugglers because all we get is jugglers and tattoo tightrope walkers, isn't it? but if one of them went you'd quite happy went feral, you'd be quite happy . a fine way to end. if this tappenet— . a fine way to end. if this nappenet tt— . a fine way to end. if this happened to me- ' 7 t2; 2 if this happened to me when i was if i at— happened to me when i was if i at cttsus— happened to me when i was if i was at circus because i've got twe— was at circus because i've got ttwe ttts— was at circus because i've got ttwe ttts tn— was at circus because i've got five kids, i'm going to tttetattt— five kids, i'm going to literally have to pick whichi one. _carry-all. one. i can't carry them all. vou— one. i can't carry them all. you stoutt— one. i can't carry them all. you should probably- one. i can't carry them all. you should probably have some kind in before kind of protocol in place before you be you attend the event to be a lion protocol. very good. lion protocol. yes, very good. good the event good thinking. in the event that. yeah. why all that. yeah. mummy, why are all the sisters the other brothers and sisters wearing training shoes and i have got the heavy diving boots on and kid might be wearing on and one kid might be wearing some him. yeah. iwon't some meat on him. yeah. i won't say some meat on him. yeah. iwon't sat wntsn— some meat on him. yeah. iwon't sat wntsn ne— some meat on him. yeah. iwon't say which one. it's— some meat on him. yeah. iwon't say which one. it's great- say which one. it's great ttttate— say which one. it's great footage though. /t2t2. 2 footage though. you should definitely visit the daily star website if you haven't seen it. it's very, very amusing because they're a big cage. and then they're in a big cage. and then one of the lions sort one of the lions just sort of gets first you think gets out. and at first you think it's of the optical it's part of the optical illusion, a bit like when they do rings and you

do that with the rings and you think, and suddenly think, on no. and now suddenly the together. you the rings are together. you know, inside. this know, the lion is inside. this is good show. suddenly the is a good show. suddenly the lion outside cage. oh oh, lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hang on. the lion is absolutely. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey the lion is absolutely. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey do; lion is absolutely. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey do alltn is absolutely. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey do all startabsolutely. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey do all start leaving ly. lion is outside the cage. oh oh, hantthey do all start leaving in and they do all start leaving in an orderly manner. most of them. they're going really okay. they're going really well. okay. i'm just charming. it's a different cultural- ti.2“3”22“ “3 it's a different cultural way. i'm just charming. it's a- different cultural way. anyway, that-s— different cultural way. anyway, ttat-s entutt— different cultural way. anyway, that's enough for tonight's show. to take another show. it's time to take another quick look at wednesday's front pages. have the daily mail. pages. we have the daily mail. when will someone get a grip on the eco fanatics ? we have the the eco fanatics? we have the daily telegraph . the nhs is daily telegraph. the nhs is broken, declares starmer, the guardian energy firms face kerbs on forced metre metre installations . the mirror. installations. the mirror. killer knives five tory promises. but still kids die. the daily express you're paying price of rise in fat cat salaries. the star. not today. thank you chat bots. well, that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest josh howie and rogan. roger monkhouse tune in same time tomorrow when in the same time tomorrow when leo kearse will be in this chair and he'll be joined by steve

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the list of resignations and arrests . the list of resignations and aests tn— . the list of resignations and aests tn tte— . the list of resignations and arrests in the snp— the list of resignations and arrests in the snp continues, tut— arrests in the snp continues, tut as— arrests in the snp continues, tut as tnat— arrests in the snp continues, but as that party— arrests in the snp continues, but as that party has been so stntntntus— but as that party has been so synonymous with— but as that party has been so synonymous with separation, with tntepentense— synonymous with separation, with tntepentense .— synonymous with separation, with independence , does that mean the independence, does that mean the eanpattn— independence, does that mean the eanpattn ts— independence, does that mean the eanpattn ts nw— independence, does that mean the campaign is now effectively over 7 campaign is now effectively over ewe-tt— campaign is now effectively over ewe-at atst— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have a— campaign is now effectively over ? we'll also have a look at atsttutett— ? we'll also have a look at absolutely bonkers plan come up wttn— absolutely bonkers plan come up wttn tt— absolutely bonkers plan come up wttn tt tte— absolutely bonkers plan come up with by the welsh— absolutely bonkers plan come up with by the welsh government tnat— with by the welsh government tnat saws— with by the welsh government tnat saws ttunt— with by the welsh government that says young asylum seekers ettsstnt— that says young asylum seekers sttsstnt tte— that says young asylum seekers crossing the channel once they react — crossing the channel once they react ts.— crossing the channel once they reach 18, would— crossing the channel once they reach 18, would get £1,600 a ntntn— reach 18, would get £1,600 a ntntn tt— reach 18, would get £1,600 a month of taxpayer money, along wttn— month of taxpayer money, along wttn tetat— month of taxpayer money, along wttn tetat att— month of taxpayer money, along wttn tetat att .— month of taxpayer money, along with legal aid . and i'll also with legal aid. and i'll also ast— with legal aid. and i'll also ast atten— with legal aid. and i'll also ask after the—

with legal aid. and i'll also ask after the snooker protest tast— ask after the snooker protest tast nttnt— ask after the snooker protest last night and— ask after the snooker protest last night and the promise of a summer of disruption down under the summer of disruption down under tne nunan— summer of disruption down under the human rights— summer of disruption down under the human rights act, what can we to— the human rights act, what can we to to— the human rights act, what can we to to stop— the human rights act, what can we do to stop the— the human rights act, what can we do to stop the same people ttstupttnt— we do to stop the same people ttstupttnt us— we do to stop the same people disrupting us again? and again and disrupting us again? and again ant atatne— disrupting us again? and again and again? but— disrupting us again? and again and again? but before all of ttat— and again? but before all of tnat. tet-s— and again? but before all of that, let's get— and again? but before all of that, let's get the news with tattana— that, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez— that, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez . \t 922 that, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez. \t 922 tatiana sanchez. nigel, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom, the latest from the gb newsroom, the home secretary is set to declare the small boat crisis a national emergency rac. the move comes in response to a high court challenge tomorrow aimed at halting government plans to house asylum seekers on an old raf base in essex, braintree . raf base in essex, braintree. council will attempt to secure an injunction preventing the transfer of 1700 migrant to the wethersfield airbase. the declaration of a national emergency would give the home office powers to ignore local authority objections if the plans relate to crown owned property. well, this all comes as the latest figures show more