and wales. no spin, und— wales. no spin, no bias, no censorship. — wales. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm— wales. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan- no spin, no bias, no censorship. j?“ censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight is queen nick about to be nicked.7 senior snp members be nicked? senior snp members fear sturgeon-s— be nicked? senior snp members fear sturgeon's arrest— “ ff senior snp members fear sturgeon's arrest is now imminent— fear sturgeon's arrest is now innineni as— fear sturgeon's arrest is now imminent as humza eustice's innin— imminent as humza eustice's deputy ani— imminent as humza eustice's deputy and n— imminent as humza eustice's deputy and a staunch sturgeon nin— deputy and a staunch sturgeon niiy nake— deputy and a staunch sturgeon ally make this— deputy and a staunch sturgeon ally make this admission about her ally make this admission about nen scnnini— ally make this admission about her scandal hit— ally make this admission about her scandal hit party probably goes— her scandal hit party probably goes beyond— her scandal hit party probably goes beyond and— her scandal hit party probably goes beyond and nicola sturgeon in inns— goes beyond and nicola sturgeon in isnns si— goes beyond and nicola sturgeon in terms of perhaps a culture inni— in terms of perhaps a culture inni nas— in terms of perhaps a culture that has been— in terms of perhaps a culture that has been allowed to develop nsninnnnsns— that has been allowed to develop nsniqnnnsns. — that has been allowed to develop headquarters. : that has been allowed to develop headquarters . : headquarters. extraordinary. so as the calamitous continuity candidate, she could humza useless stand down. now as first

iiinisisn— useless stand down. now as first minister, former— useless stand down. now as first minister, former snp— l. : :“ now as first minister, former snp councillor ansiin— minister, former snp councillor austin sheridan— minister, former snp councillor austin sheridan takes on psiiiisni— austin sheridan takes on political commentators dan iinnksnski— political commentators dan markowski and— political commentators dan markowski and james melville in the markowski and james melville in in cinn— markowski and james melville in the clash. also— markowski and james melville in the clash. also coming up with none— the clash. also coming up with woke welcome— the clash. also coming up with woke welcome signs for illegal cnnnnsi— woke welcome signs for illegal channel migrants— woke welcome signs for illegal channel migrants in dover set to be channel migrants in dover set to is nepinssi— channel migrants in dover set to be replaced with— channel migrants in dover set to be replaced with notices that isii— be replaced with notices that isii iingny— be replaced with notices that tell dinghy dwellers they've broken.— tell dinghy dwellers they've inksn. ins— tell dinghy dwellers they've broken. the law— tell dinghy dwellers they've broken. the law is rishi sunak igni— broken. the law is rishi sunak nigni is— broken. the law is rishi sunak nigni is anoin— broken. the law is rishi sunak right to avoid a— broken. the law is rishi sunak right to avoid a tory rebellion by isngnsning— right to avoid a tory rebellion by toughening its illegal nigniisn— by toughening its illegal migration bill to give ministers the migration bill to give ministers in power— migration bill to give ministers in power is— migration bill to give ministers the power to ignore deportation, iissiing— the power to ignore deportation, blocking european judges by snnsnsinn— blocking european judges by superstar panel— blocking european judges by superstar panel give their take on ins— superstar panel give their take on in media— superstar panel give their take on the media buzz. and tonight i'm on the media buzz. and tonight in isinsi— on the media buzz. and tonight in isinsi by— on the media buzz. and tonight i'm joined by dominic samuels, annm— i'm joined by dominic samuels, asian insis— i'm joined by dominic samuels, adam brooks and— i'm joined by dominic samuels, adam brooks and matthew laterza. iissnnsn— adam brooks and matthew laterza. elsewhere tonight,— adam brooks and matthew laterza. elsewhere tonight, as extinction nsisiiisn— elsewhere tonight, as extinction rebellion lowlife _ elsewhere tonight, as extinction rebellion lowlife mob of greasy snnnnngns— rebellion lowlife mob of greasy champagne socialists prepare to insin— champagne socialists prepare to renew their destructive campaign of renew their destructive campaign oi — renew their destructive campaign oi iononsnn — renew their destructive campaign of eco terrorism this weekend, inoiniine— of eco terrorism this weekend, inoiniino ino— of eco terrorism this weekend, including the targeting of the ionion— including the targeting of the london marathon . an i'll explain london marathon. an i'll explain why— london marathon. an i'll explain in ino— london marathon. an i'll explain on nine poiso— london marathon. an i'll explain why the police must end their son— why the police must end their soii ionon— why the police must end their soft touch tactics— why the police must end their soft touch tactics to end this insoniiy. — soft touch tactics to end this insanity. that's— soft touch tactics to end this insanity. that's my digest next. aiso— insanity. that's my digest next. aiso on— insanity. that's my digest next. aiso on ino— insanity. that's my digest next. also on the way— insanity. that's my digest next. also on the way vaccine widow cnoniono — also on the way vaccine widow cnoniono .— also on the way vaccine widow charlene . right?— also on the way vaccine widow charlene . right? charlotte right charlene. right? charlotte right sonn— charlene. right? charlotte right sonny ninnpnoi— charlene. right? charlotte right sorry triumphed in her tireless igni—

sorry triumphed in her tireless iieni ion— sorry triumphed in her tireless fight for justice— sorry triumphed in her tireless fight for justice today as an inonosi— fight for justice today as an inquest confirmed her healthy nnsioni— inquest confirmed her healthy nnsioni ,— inquest confirmed her healthy husband , stephen died because of husband, stephen died because of the astrazeneca _ husband, stephen died because of the astrazeneca jab. i'm going to the astrazeneca jab. i'm going io sin— the astrazeneca jab. i'm going io sii donn— the astrazeneca jab. i'm going to sit down with— the astrazeneca jab. i'm going to sit down with charlotte, nno-s— to sit down with charlotte, nno-s o— to sit down with charlotte, nno-s o good— to sit down with charlotte, who's a good friend of the show oni— who's a good friend of the show and on— who's a good friend of the show and an exclusive— who's a good friend of the show and an exclusive tv interview nnono— and an exclusive tv interview nnono sno-ii— and an exclusive tv interview where she'll take— and an exclusive tv interview where she'll take aim at the pharmaceutical— where she'll take aim at the pharmaceutical giant. that's insi— pharmaceutical giant. that's noon-nonn— pharmaceutical giant. that's ioion-nonn .— pharmaceutical giant. that's later-hour . as- pharmaceutical giant. that's later hour . as camilla's later this hour. as camilla's inonis— later this hour. as camilla's friends break— later this hour. as camilla's friends break cover publicly ioioniing— friends break cover publicly defending her— friends break cover publicly defending her against attacks, inoiniing— defending her against attacks, including from _ defending her against attacks, including from her own step son nniio— including from her own step son nniio sno— including from her own step son while she prepares— including from her own step son while she prepares to shine at the coronation— while she prepares to shine at the coronation anne is the queen onson— the coronation anne is the queen consort now, charles's consort now, king charles's gnooiosi— consort now, king charles's. greatest-legendary greatest asset will legendary noyoi— greatest asset will legendary noyoi oninon— greatest asset will legendary royal author and— greatest asset will legendary royal author and journalist iooion— royal author and journalist robert hardman joins me live. inns— robert hardman joins me live. nins jim— robert hardman joins me live. plus jim davidson is here for his rollicking— plus jim davidson is here for his rollicking take on the week as no— his rollicking take on the week as he skewers— his rollicking take on the week as he skewers chris packham's ixiinoiion— as he skewers chris packham's extinction rebellion loving noigns— extinction rebellion loving noigns no— extinction rebellion loving weighs up phillip schofield's minno— weighs up phillip schofield's ininno oi— weighs up phillip schofield's future at itv_ weighs up phillip schofield's future at itv and tackles woke disney-s— future at itv and tackles woke disney's outrageous decision to ion — disney's outrageous decision to ion mickey— disney's outrageous decision to turn mickey and— disney's outrageous decision to turn mickey and minnie mouse gay-— turn mickey and minnie mouse gay- ani— turn mickey and minnie mouse gay- ani os— turn mickey and minnie mouse gay. and as rishi— turn mickey and minnie mouse gay. and as rishi sunak finally proving— gay. and as rishi sunak finally proving no-s— gay. and as rishi sunak finally proving he's the _ gay. and as rishi sunak finally proving he's the man to stop siippon— proving he's the man to stop slippery starmer's socialist cooiiiion— slippery starmer's socialist coalition from _ slippery starmer's socialist coalition from hell. that's why they— coalition from hell. that's why no son— coalition from hell. that's why inoy ooii nin — coalition from hell. that's why they call him sir— coalition from hell. that's why they call him sir softy soft on soni— they call him sir softy soft on crime, soft on— they call him sir softy soft on crime, soft on criminals. they call him sir softy soft on crime, soft on criminals . the crime, soft on criminals. the

nonn— crime, soft on criminals. the north london— crime, soft on criminals. the north london suburb of hornsey and wood— north london suburb of hornsey and wood green's— north london suburb of hornsey and wood green's constituency ioionn— and wood green's constituency ioionn pony,— and wood green's constituency labour party, has— and wood green's constituency labour party, has sent out their agenda— labour party, has sent out their agenda iion— labour party, has sent out their agenda item saying, get this, inan— agenda item saying, get this, no oni— agenda item saying, get this, no oni oi— agenda item saying, get this, that out of four— agenda item saying, get this, that out of four delegates to nosi— that out of four delegates to nnsi no— that out of four delegates to must be women,— that out of four delegates to must be women, one must be a young— must be women, one must be a young memen— must be women, one must be a young member and— must be women, one must be a young member and the other one nosi— young member and the other one nnsi ne— young member and the other one nnsi be none— young member and the other one must be bame lgbt or disabled. so conservative— must be bame lgbt or disabled. so conservative deputy chairman lee so conservative deputy chairman iee anderson— so conservative deputy chairman iee anienson ,— so conservative deputy chairman lee anderson , he's— so conservative deputy chairman lee anderson , he's a white man, lee anderson, he's a white man, so ne— lee anderson, he's a white man, so ne pnoioiiy— lee anderson, he's a white man, so he probably wouldn't be alive , oiionei— so he probably wouldn't be alive , oiionei in.— so he probably wouldn't be alive , allowed in. he's— so he probably wouldn't be alive , allowed in. he's going to be in ine— , allowed in. he's going to be in the studio— , allowed in. he's going to be in the studio to— , allowed in. he's going to be in the studio to explain why ioisni— in the studio to explain why rishi-labour— in the studio to explain why rishi labour squirming rishi has labour squirming and ne-ii—on- rishi has labour squirming and ne-ii—on inel he'll give his verdict on the ioiesi— he'll give his verdict on the ioiesi eieni— he'll give his verdict on the latest eight £0.30 lee diss nook. — latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're— latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're not- latest eight £0.30 lee diss track. you're not going to want to track. you're not going to want io iss— track. you're not going to want io miss-inan- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as it- track. you're not going to want to miss-that as it .- track. you're not going to want to miss that as it . what to miss hearing that as it. what are to miss hearing that as it. what yon— to miss hearing that as it. what you having— to miss hearing that as it. what are you having for— to miss hearing that as it. what are you having for tea ? are you having for tea? who eon-i— are you having for tea? who eon-i sienn— are you having for tea? who can't stand footballers taking the knee and as ever , stay the knee and as ever, stay tuned. we're going to have a insi— tuned. we're going to have a iinsi iook— tuned. we're going to have a iinsi iook oi— “iii: we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper.— first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the newspaper. front pages hot off ine pres— newspaper. front pages hot off ine pres a— newspaper. front pages hot off the press. a brand new greatest nriioin— the press. a brand new greatest britain union— the press. a brand new greatest britain union jackass. coming up to britain union jackass. coming up io inis— britain union jackass. coming up io inis is— britain union jackass. coming up io inis is don— britain union jackass. coming up to this is dan wootton tonight. iei-s— to this is dan wootton tonight. iei-s 90— to this is dan wootton tonight. iei-s go .—

let's go. you're ier-s go. - you're watching gb ier-s go.— you're watching gb news. nriioin-s— you're watching gb news. britain's news— you're watching gb news. britain's news channel. i still peiieve— britain's news channel. i still peiieve ine— britain's news channel. i still believe the most— britain's news channel. i still believe the most important story in ine— believe the most important story in ine connin— believe the most important story in the country today is the ioni— in the country today is the total collapse— in the country today is the total collapse of the snp and the reputation— total collapse of the snp and the reputation and the legacy pori— the reputation and the legacy poii of— the reputation and the legacy dodi of scheming sturgeon. so goi— dodi of scheming sturgeon. so goi inop— dodi of scheming sturgeon. so we've got that coming up. but my iigesi— we've got that coming up. but my iigesi risi— we've got that coming up. but my eigesi iirsi on— we've got that coming up. but my digest first on why— we've got that coming up. but my digest first on why we've got to get digest first on why we've got to gei iongn— digest first on why we've got to gei iongn no— digest first on why we've got to get tough now on— digest first on why we've got to get tough now on these eco ierrorisis. — get tough now on these eco terrorists. first,— get tough now on these eco terrorists. first, though, she's peek.— terrorists. first, though, she's been ine— terrorists. first, though, she's back. the news— terrorists. first, though, she's back. the news headlines with polly— back. the news headlines with polly middlehurst out . polly middlehurst out. john, inani— polly middlehurst out. john, prank you— polly middlehurst out. john, thank you and— polly middlehurst out. john, thank you and good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news. well, as you've been hearing, scotland's first minister humza yousaf, will oversee the snp's finances after colin beattie today resigned as treasurer. as police investigate the party's finances . mr beattie the party's finances. mr beattie is the second person to have been questioned by detectives who are trying to establish how more than £600,000 given in donations and set aside for an independence referendum had been used up. mr usaf has tweeted

following the resignation announcement, offering his thanks and adding that the decision has come in the best interests of the party. well, also in the news today, the prime minister has been urging unionists in northern ireland to return to stormont, saying restoring devolved institutions is the best way forward. rishi sunak was speaking alongside other world leaders in belfast today to mark 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. they've concluded the anniversary with a gala dinner at hillsborough castle this evening where the former prime minister tony blair, praised the people of northern ireland. northern ireland is a world away today from the northern ireland defined by bombs and bullets that i grew up with . so . the that i grew up with. so. the people of . northern- g l. so. the people of . northern ireland are people of. northern ireland are renorkopie— people of. northern ireland are remarkable people . the people of remarkable people. the people of song— remarkable people. the people of strong convictions— remarkable people. the people of

strong convictions on occasions, sinpporn— strong convictions on occasions, sinpporn ones— strong convictions on occasions, stubborn ones, but— strong convictions on occasions, stubborn ones, but always reieenei— stubborn ones, but always redeemed by— stubborn ones, but always redeemed by the qualities of a good— redeemed by the qualities of a good neon— redeemed by the qualities of a good neon oni— redeemed by the qualities of a good heart and a— redeemed by the qualities of a good heart and a creative mind . good heart and a creative mind. ine— good heart and a creative mind. ine irer— good heart and a creative mind. the former prime— good heart and a creative mind. the former prime minister,- good heart and a creative mind. the former prime minister, tony blair, speaking earlier on this evening . now, the scottish evening. now, the scottish government says it has no option but to take legal action against the uk ministers. block of the gender recognition bill in scotland. the legislation aims to make it easier for people in scotland to change their legally recognised gender laws. westminster has challenged ed msps, voted in december last year to pass the controversial gender recognition bill by 86 votes to 39. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine . 32 complications of the vaccine. 32 year old stephen wright was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a blood clot to the brain. ten days after his first dose of the

vaccine in january 2021. coroner andrew harris described it as a very unusual and deeply tragic case. and labour is accusing the government of denying just two victims of the infected blood scandal. between 1970 and 1991, thousands of people were infected with hiv and hepatitis. after being given contaminated blood products. an interim report caught the chair of the inquiry. sir brian langstaff, recommended that reparations should be extended to include bereaved parents and children and the cabinet office minister jeremy quin told the commons today the government is considering that recommendation in and finally, supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding. lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle on its clubcard card was an infringement of their main store logo . a judge found in

store logo. a judge found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright . violation of their trademark rights and copyright. i'm back in an hour . you're watching in an hour. you're watching britain's news channel back to de—man . de—man. the end of the world brigade of champagne. socialists are siepping— champagne. socialists are stepping up— champagne. socialists are stepping up their- g socialists are stepping up their destructive eonpoign— stepping up their destructive eonpoign oi— stepping up their destructive campaign of eco terrorism . i'm campaign of eco terrorism. i'm more determined— campaign of eco terrorism. i'm more determined than ever to siop— more determined than ever to stop hardworking— more determined than ever to stop hardworking brits going oioni— stop hardworking brits going oioni ineir— stop hardworking brits going about their day— stop hardworking brits going about their day to day lives. inese— about their day to day lives. these losers— about their day to day lives. these losers who - about their day to day lives. these losers who need to get a noireni— these losers who need to get a noireni oni— these losers who need to get a haircut and get— these losers who need to get a haircut and get a— these losers who need to get a haircut and get a real job claim soooo— haircut and get a real job claim soooo wiri— haircut and get a real job claim 30,000 will disrupt the london iioroinon— 30,000 will disrupt the london iioroinon oi— 30,000 will disrupt the london marathon at the— 30,000 will disrupt the london marathon at the weekend. one of the marathon at the weekend. one of ine oopiioi-s— marathon at the weekend. one of the capital's proudest traditions— the capital's proudest traditions .- the capital's proudest traditions . that comes hot on traditions. that comes hot on ine— traditions. that comes hot on ine neeis— traditions. that comes hot on ine neeis oi— traditions. that comes hot on the heels of their— traditions. that comes hot on the heels of their interruption of the heels of their interruption oi ioin — the heels of their interruption oi ioin ine — the heels of their interruption of both the grand national and the of both the grand national and ine ironi— of both the grand national and the world snooker championships . ine— the world snooker championships . ine nge— the world snooker championships . the orange paint— the world snooker championships . the orange paint buffoon. inere— . the orange paint buffoon. inere ne— . the orange paint buffoon. inere ne is— . the orange paint buffoon. there he is turned out to be ignori— there he is turned out to be edward whittingham, a 25 year old edward whittingham, a 25 year oii ioii—

edward whittingham, a 25 year oii ioii ,— edward whittingham, a 25 year oii ioii , ine— edward whittingham, a 25 year old toff , the son— edward whittingham, a 25 year old toff , the son of a venture old toff, the son of a venture oopiioiisi— old toff, the son of a venture capitalist who's— old toff, the son of a venture capitalist who's never worked a reor— capitalist who's never worked a reoi gey— capitalist who's never worked a reoi in in— capitalist who's never worked a reoi on in in— capitalist who's never worked a real day in his own life and snonii— real day in his own life and snonii go— real day in his own life and should go and— real day in his own life and should go and get a job at the job should go and get a job at the pop enie— should go and get a job at the job centre instead. he's already been— job centre instead. he's already been arrested— job centre instead. he's already been arrested six— job centre instead. he's already been arrested six times and paired— been arrested six times and ioiiei one— been arrested six times and jailed once wasting police time as jailed once wasting police time os ine— jailed once wasting police time as the government waits to pass its as the government waits to pass is iniiie— as the government waits to pass its public order— as the government waits to pass its public order bill, which nine— its public order bill, which prime minister— its public order bill, which prime minister rishi sunak assures us will— prime minister rishi sunak assures us will stop this rnonesos— assures us will stop this madness . and- assures us will stop this madness . and by the way, it's madness. and by the way, it's supposed— madness. and by the way, it's supposed py— madness. and by the way, it's supposed by labour and dread is ionoeo— supposed by labour and dread is ionoeo py— supposed by labour and dread is ionoeo py oopes— supposed by labour and dread is funded by dopes who are willing to pay— funded by dopes who are willing io poy nin — funded by dopes who are willing io poy nin iso— funded by dopes who are willing io poy nin nso o— funded by dopes who are willing to pay him £50 a month via crowdfunding_ to pay him £50 a month via crowdfunding ._ to pay him £50 a month via crowdfunding . as i have been crowdfunding. as i have been eonpoigning— crowdfunding. as i have been campaigning for— crowdfunding. as i have been campaigning for on this progronne— campaigning for on this programme for many months, the poiiee— programme for many months, the poiiee nosi— programme for many months, the poiiee nosi siop— programme for many months, the police must stop treating these orininois— police must stop treating these criminals with— police must stop treating these criminals with kid gloves while i criminals with kid gloves while i oisoioieiy— criminals with kid gloves while i absolutely believe in the rigni— i absolutely believe in the rigni .— i absolutely believe in the rigni . ii-s— i absolutely believe in the rigni . is o— i absolutely believe in the right . it's a great british right. it's a great british rigni.— right. it's a great british right. really— right. it's a great british right. really to peacefully proiesi— right. really to peacefully proiesi ine— right. really to peacefully protest the actions of these groups— protest the actions of these groups iike— protest the actions of these groups like just— protest the actions of these groups like just stop oil and insoioie— groups like just stop oil and insulate britain— groups like just stop oil and insulate britain easily meet the oeiiniiion— insulate britain easily meet the oeiiniiion oi— insulate britain easily meet the definition of terrorism and they neei— definition of terrorism and they need io— definition of terrorism and they need io soon— definition of terrorism and they need to start being policed in inoi— need to start being policed in no rnonner— need to start being policed in that manner. the— need to start being policed in that manner. the lunatic fringe is, that manner. the lunatic fringe is oi— that manner. the lunatic fringe is oi soure— that manner. the lunatic fringe is, of course, being encouraged by noon— is, of course, being encouraged by noon oi— is, of course, being encouraged

by noon oi ine— is, of course, being encouraged by much of the champagne sniiiing— by much of the champagne swilling, tofu— by much of the champagne swilling, tofu munching establishment who support their iiiegoiiiy— establishment who support their iiiegoiiiy .— establishment who support their illegality . that— establishment who support their illegality . that is— establishment who support their illegality . that is obvious at illegality. that is obvious at ine— illegality. that is obvious at one pic,— illegality. that is obvious at the bbc, where— illegality. that is obvious at the bbc, where it's long time springnoien— the bbc, where it's long time springwatch presenter chris ioeiion— springwatch presenter chris packham, who _ springwatch presenter chris packham, who has been allowed to use packham, who has been allowed to soeioi— packham, who has been allowed to soeioi io— packham, who has been allowed to use social to media— packham, who has been allowed to use social to media urge his ioiioners— use social to media urge his followers to _ use social to media urge his followers to join— use social to media urge his followers to join extinction rebellion's_ followers to join extinction rebellion's inevitably unhinged and rebellion's inevitably unhinged ono oonoging— rebellion's inevitably unhinged and damaging action in westminster— and damaging action in westminster this weekend. it's a big westminster this weekend. it's a pig — westminster this weekend. it's a pig ves— westminster this weekend. it's a big one. yes, it's— westminster this weekend. it's a big one. yes, it's the- westminster this weekend. it's a big one. “4115 e jig westminster this weekend. it's a big one. “4115 e g big one. yes, it's the big one that we've all been waiting for . we can change the to world more— . we can change the to world more ii— . we can change the to world more ii o— . we can change the to world make it a better— we can change the to world make it a better place. i'm going— make it a better place. i'm going io— make it a better place. i'm going io ie— make it a better place. i'm going to be there- make it a better place. i'm going to be there on the 22nd. it's biodiversity earth day. chipping in on that account, i nope— chipping in on that account, i nope io— chipping in on that account, i nope io see— chipping in on that account, i nope io you. — chipping in on that account, i hope to see you. it's really inpononi— hope to see you. it's really important that— hope to see you. it's really important that this time that we all important that this time that we or reeongise— important that this time that we all recognise that— important that this time that we all recognise that we all have a roie— all recognise that we all have a roie io— all recognise that we all have a roie io play— all recognise that we all have a roie io pioy in— all recognise that we all have a role to play in making sure that our role to play in making sure that pionei— role to play in making sure that pionei nos— role to play in making sure that our planet has a— role to play in making sure that our planet has a safe and secure oni— our planet has a safe and secure ono neoiiny— our planet has a safe and secure and healthy future— our planet has a safe and secure and healthy future ._ our planet has a safe and secure and healthy future . so please and healthy future. so please oiong— and healthy future. so please come along to— and healthy future. so please come along to the big one. cj�*" come along to the big one. of . inop— come along to the big one. of course , that video— come along to the big one. of course , that video goes- course, that video goes completely against the british bashing corporation's own social media guidance, but after gary lineker rendered those rules meaningless, no action will be

taken as the government owned broadcaster gradually morphs into a left wing campaign owning organisation. now , as a loyal organisation. now, as a loyal , yon— organisation. now, as a loyal viewer , you know,- orng?“ rzzr“ now, as a loyal viewer , you know, i've had these viewer, you know, i've had these ierrorisi— viewer, you know, i've had these eco terrorist fools— viewer, you know, i've had these eco terrorist fools on the show iirne — eco terrorist fools on the show iirne oni— eco terrorist fools on the show time and again.— eco terrorist fools on the show time and again. not because i noni— time and again. not because i noni io— time and again. not because i noni io give— time and again. not because i want to give them airtime. in ion,— want to give them airtime. in pm, i— want to give them airtime. in pm, i ion-i— want to give them airtime. in fact, i don't very— want to give them airtime. in fact, i don't very often anymore, but- fact, i don't very often anymore, but because i think it's anymore, but because i think is erosioi— anymore, but because i think it's crucial to— anymore, but because i think it's crucial to show how ill iniorneo— it's crucial to show how ill informed and— it's crucial to show how ill informed and hysterical they are at informed and hysterical they are oi oni— informed and hysterical they are oi on non— informed and hysterical they are at and how quickly their orgonenis— at and how quickly their arguments fall to pieces . at and how quickly their arguments fall to pieces. but in— arguments fall to pieces. but in noi— arguments fall to pieces. but in noi going— arguments fall to pieces. but in noi going io— arguments fall to pieces. but i'm not going to allow their children to starve to death quicker because they don't like what just stop oil are doing on the climate crisis. evidence that we the climate crisis. evidence no we — the climate crisis. evidence that we are going- the climate crisis. evidence that we are going to- it it evidence that we are going to starve to oeoin. — that we are going to starve to oeoin. po— that we are going to starve to oeoin. do you— that we are going to starve to death. do you believe in personoiiy— death. do you believe in personally leading this movement and personally leading this movement on proeiising— personally leading this movement and practising what you preach so neiie— and practising what you preach so well? look,— and practising what you preach so well? look, dan, i lived in soeioi— so well? look, dan, i lived in social housing,— so well? look, dan, i lived in social housing, right mate? and this social housing, right mate? and inis is— social housing, right mate? and inis is ine— social housing, right mate? and this is the this— social housing, right mate? and this is the this is— social housing, right mate? and this is the this is the this is ine— this is the this is the this is one poini— this is the this is the this is one poini .— this is the this is the this is one poini . ire— this is the this is the this is the point . we now live in this the point. we now live in this non-se— the point. we now live in this nouse i— the point. we now live in this house. i believe— the point. we now live in this house. i believe this this whole sernnee— house. i believe this this whole sernnee .— house. i believe this this whole sernnee . non,— house. i believe this this whole scheme . liam, liam, this dad. scheme. liam, liam, this dad. iion— scheme. liam, liam, this dad. iion cone— scheme. liam, liam, this dad. liam come on,— scheme. liam, liam, this dad. liam come on, mate, speak and you— liam come on, mate, speak and you respond— liam come on, mate, speak and you respond .— liam come on, mate, speak and you respond . liam,— liam come on, mate, speak and you respond . liam, let me. why

you respond. liam, let me. why ion-i— you respond. liam, let me. why oon-i you— you respond. liam, let me. why oon-i you noni— you respond. liam, let me. why don't you want me— you respond. liam, let me. why don't you want me to raise this? neouse— don't you want me to raise this? because-don't— don't you want me to raise this? because-don't want- don't you want me to raise this? because don't want me to because you don't want me to oise— because you don't want me to inis— because you don't want me to raise this because— because you don't want me to raise this because you're embarrassed— raise this because you're embarrassed you embarrassed about it. do you rive— embarrassed about it. do you iive in— embarrassed about it. do you iive in guiie— embarrassed about it. do you live in quite a— embarrassed about it. do you live in quite a posh, nice house in souin—nesi— live in quite a posh, nice house in south—west london? it's singie—no- in south—west london? it'si single—no cavity single glazed, has no cavity nou— single glazed, has no cavity wall insulation— single glazed, has no cavity wall insulation and uses gas oeniroi— wall insulation and uses gas central heating.— wall insulation and uses gas central heating. so you're not proeiising— central heating. so you're not practising what— central heating. so you're not practising what you preach at gt,— practising what you preach at gt, oe— practising what you preach at gt, youe— practising what you preach at all, are you? the— practising what you preach at all, are you? the target of your proiesi— all, are you? the target of your proiesi-never— all, are you? the target of your protest never taken protest has never taken a priroie— protest has never taken a priroie tei. — protest has never taken a private jet. so _ protest has never taken a private jet. so what you're doing— private jet. so what you're doing actually— private jet. so what you're doing actually makes no sense. vou— doing actually makes no sense. you eouio— doing actually makes no sense. you eouio soy— doing actually makes no sense. you could say this— doing actually makes no sense. you could say this is kind of ripe— you could say this is kind of iiie nones— you could say this is kind of like 1940s-right. you could say this is kind of like 1940s right now you could say this is kind of- like 1940s-right now in like 1940s germany right now in reins— like 1940s germany right now in ierns oi— like 1940s germany right now in ierns oi ine— like 1940s germany right now in terms of the you're— like 1940s germany right now in terms of the you're a group of oisoiuie— terms of the you're a group of absolute hypocrites. most insuioie— absolute hypocrites. most insulate britain folk haven't even bothered— insulate britain folk haven't even bothered insulate their even bothered to insulate their own—iorer- even bothered to insulate their own—travel all- even bothered to insulate their. own—travel all around own homes. you travel all around the own homes. you travel all around one-vou— own homes. you travel all around one-you inve— own homes. you travel all around the-you drive diesel- the world. you drive diesel so— the world. you drive diesel cars. so actually you don't proeiise— cars. so actually you don't practise what— cars. so actually you don't practise what you preach, do you 7 practise what you preach, do you i so — practise what you preach, do you i so os— practise what you preach, do you i so os you— practise what you preach, do you i so os you son— practise what you preach, do you ? so as you can see— practise what you preach, do you ? so as you can see there , these ? so as you can see there, these peopie— ? so as you can see there, these peopie oe— ? so as you can see there, these peopie oii— ? so as you can see there, these people are all all— ? so as you can see there, these people are all all uniformly eiueiess— people are all all uniformly clueless idiots.— people are all all uniformly clueless idiots. so the soft iouen— clueless idiots. so the soft touch tactics— clueless idiots. so the soft touch tactics from the police oni— touch tactics from the police on ine— touch tactics from the police and the justice— touch tactics from the police and the justice system, i think musi— and the justice system, i think nusi eno— and the justice system, i think nusi eno os— and the justice system, i think must end as these groups eoniinue— must end as these groups continue to— must end as these groups continue to blackmail the governneni— continue to blackmail the government with a further eonpoign— government with a further eonpoign oi— government with a further campaign of eco terrorism. nniess— campaign of eco terrorism. nniess iney— campaign of eco terrorism. unless they call an immediate noti— unless they call an immediate

noii io— unless they call an immediate noii io oii— unless they call an immediate halt to all new— unless they call an immediate halt to all new fossil fuel exploration— halt to all new fossil fuel exploration action to respond. now!— exploration action to respond. now, my— exploration action to respond. now, my superstar panel, the businessman— now, my superstar panel, the businessman and activist adam brooks— businessman and activist adam nrooks ine— businessman and activist adam brooks, the political commentator dominic samuels, brooks, the political— commentator dominic samuels, and the commentator dominic samuels, and one iorner— commentator dominic samuels, and the former labour— commentator dominic samuels, and the former labour party adviser iioiineu— the former labour party adviser matthew laterza. _ the former labour party adviser matthew laterza. now dominic, the matthew laterza. now dominic, ine proiien— matthew laterza. now dominic, the problem that— matthew laterza. now dominic, the problem that i have with inis— the problem that i have with inis is— the problem that i have with inis is inor— the problem that i have with this is that they— the problem that i have with this is that they are often ireoking— this is that they are often breaking the— this is that they are often breaking the law more, but the poiiee— breaking the law more, but the poiiee oe— breaking the law more, but the poiiee very— breaking the law more, but the police are very reluctant to be neovy— police are very reluctant to be neory nonoeo— police are very reluctant to be heavy handed most of the time oni— heavy handed most of the time out onen— heavy handed most of the time and then once— heavy handed most of the time and then once they enter the note— and then once they enter the note tusiiee— and then once they enter the woke justice system, we have tuoges— woke justice system, we have seen judges actually sympathise niin— seen judges actually sympathise niin onen— seen judges actually sympathise niin inen ,— seen judges actually sympathise with them , platform their with them, platform their ponieuior— with them, platform their particular issues . we've seen particular issues. we've seen iorrisiers— particular issues. we've seen barristers who _ particular issues. we've seen barristers who say they won't oeiuoiiy— barristers who say they won't actually represent the other site— actually represent the other side because _ actually represent the other side because they so believe in ineir— side because they so believe in ineir eouse— side because they so believe in their cause and— side because they so believe in their cause and what that does is eouoge— their cause and what that does is encourage the— their cause and what that does is encourage the criminality to eoniinue— is encourage the criminality to eoniinue oni— is encourage the criminality to continue and this— is encourage the criminality to continue and this is criminality . ii-s— continue and this is criminality . ii-s noi— continue and this is criminality . it's not peaceful— continue and this is criminality . it's not peaceful protest, is— . it's not peaceful protest, is uiiiui— . it's not peaceful protest, it's wilful criminal damage and it's wilful criminal damage and ii ori— it's wilful criminal damage and ii oii cones— it's wilful criminal damage and it all comes with— it's wilful criminal damage and it all comes with a political inreoi— it all comes with a political inreoi ,— it all comes with a political threat , which— it all comes with a political threat , which is— it all comes with a political threat, which is why to me it very— threat, which is why to me it very eieoriy— threat, which is why to me it very clearly meets the definition _ very clearly meets the definition of- very clearly meets the definition of terrorism laid out in ine— definition of terrorism laid out in the terrorism— definition of terrorism laid out in the terrorism act of 2000.

veon — in the terrorism act of 2000. veon i— in the terrorism act of 2000. veon i inink— in the terrorism act of 2000. yeah, i think the— in the terrorism act of 2000. yeah, i think the difficulty arnie— yeah, i think the difficulty arnie niin— yeah, i think the difficulty arnie with this— yeah, i think the difficulty arnie with this is that it what iney-re— arnie with this is that it what iney-re soying— arnie with this is that it what iney-re soying is— arnie with this is that it what they're saying is , is sort of they're saying is, is sort of reiieeieo— they're saying is, is sort of reflected in,— they're saying is, is sort of reflected in, you- they're saying is, is sort of reflected in, you know, many inings— reflected in, you know, many inings inor— reflected in, you know, many things that the _ reflected in, you know, many things that the government says oioui— things that the government says oioui ine— things that the government says about the climate— things that the government says about the climate crisis is ineir— about the climate crisis is their obsession- about the climate crisis is their obsession with net zero. its— their obsession with net zero. we sorr— their obsession with net zero. we sori oi— their obsession with net zero. it's sort of become— their obsession with net zero. it's sort of become an- their obsession with net zero. it's sort of become an agreed upon thing that you know, within the next few years we're all going to burst into flames. so it's no surprise that our justice system and our political class seem so empathetic towards these people. and the way they express themselves. i think the issue is because it's your point basically, if our sort of officials from the un down to teachers in classrooms are feeding youngsters, this hysterical climate propaganda , hysterical climate propaganda, you can't actually blame them if they start acting hysterically. exactly. that's my point. we don't actually tackle what they're saying. we're instead saying, oh but you're saying, oh, but what you're doing wrong. and my fear, i doing is wrong. and my fear, i think, with the new bill that targets protests is that, you know , can their behaviour which know, can their behaviour which is wrong and it's criminal sort

of be used as a trojan horse. so then down the line other forms of protests are rendered. chris final i think that is sort of where the legislation makes me uneasy and i absolutely agree with that. adam when it comes to the with that. adam when it comes to one ireeoon — with that. adam when it comes to one ireeoon oi— with that. adam when it comes to the freedom of speech— adam when it comes to the freedom of speech thing. but rook,— the freedom of speech thing. but ioow wee— the freedom of speech thing. but look, we've already— the freedom of speech thing. but look, we've already seen that ine— look, we've already seen that one poiiee— look, we've already seen that the police can— look, we've already seen that the police can use existing laws wnen— the police can use existing laws wnen iney— the police can use existing laws wnen iney woni— the police can use existing laws when they want to _ the police can use existing laws when they want to against peopies— when they want to against peoples protests they peoples whose protests they ion-i— peoples whose protests they oon-i—oil peoples whose protests they. oon-i—oi wnoi don't agree with. look at what noppeneo— don't agree with. look at what noppeneo-ine— don't agree with. look at what happened the covid happened over the covid ponoenie.— happened over the covid pandemic. if— happened over the covid pandemic. if you were protesting ogoinsi—or- pandemic. if you were protesting ogoinsi—or you- pandemic. if you were protesting against or you were against vaccinations or you were or-vaccinations- against vaccinations or you were or-vaccinations by- against vaccinations or you were or vaccinations by the or enforced vaccinations by the sine— or enforced vaccinations by the sioie or— or enforced vaccinations by the sioie or you— or enforced vaccinations by the state or you were— or enforced vaccinations by the state or you were protesting ogoinsi— state or you were protesting against lockdowns, you were inneoioieiy— against lockdowns, you were immediately locked up. you were inneoioieiy— immediately locked up. you were immediately-off- immediately locked up. you were immediately off the immediately dragged off the sireeis— immediately dragged off the sireeis .— immediately dragged off the sireeis . so— immediately dragged off the streets . so.me,- immediately dragged off the streets . so me, it feels like streets. so to me, it feels like ine— streets. so to me, it feels like one poiiee— streets. so to me, it feels like the police .pick_ streets. so to me, it feels like the police pick choose the police do pick and choose wnien— the police do pick and choose wnien iney— the police do pick and choose which they political which they do. political proiesis— which they do. political protests. they want to go noroer. — protests. they want to go harder. -are - protests. they want to go harder. - are too - protests. they want to go harder. are too lenient on harder. they are too lenient on inese. — harder. they are too lenient on inese. moo-re— harder. they are too lenient on these. -you're right,- harder. they are too lenient on these. -you're right, i- harder. they are too lenient on. these. -you're right, i think these. and you're right, i think they're bordering on terrorists . and just be sort of . and let's just be sort of truthful here. the majority of the british public cannot stand these. wallace as you know, xr , these. wallace as you know, xr, xr, extinction rebellion , just xr, extinction rebellion, just stop oil insulate britain.

they're all probably funded by the same people. they're all posh prats , really, you know, posh prats, really, you know, and they have no idea about what it actually no, they don't. they don't live. they don't live in the real world at all. and, you know, i've been on peaceful protests during covid vaccine , protests during covid vaccine, passports, restrictions. i went on probably 7 or 8 protests dunng on probably 7 or 8 protests during that time . they were all during that time. they were all agreed. there was all in line with legislation. we got our point across. we did it peacefully . and there is a way peacefully. and there is a way to do that. yeah i'm not against protest, but we need to come down hard on these people. yeah, but that's always been my point. this is protest. it is eco this is not protest. it is eco ienons— this is not protest. it is eco ienons .— this is not protest. it is eco terrorism . matthew laws of the terrorism. matthew laws of the ruins— terrorism. matthew laws of the iuiiie oioer— terrorism. matthew laws of the public order bill,— terrorism. matthew laws of the public order bill, which rishi sunow— public order bill, which rishi sunak promises— public order bill, which rishi sunak promises will end all of inis— sunak promises will end all of inis ioiour— sunak promises will end all of this labour for— sunak promises will end all of this labour for your party ooesn-i— this labour for your party doesn't support . why are you in doesn't support. why are you in peo— doesn't support. why are you in pet wiin— doesn't support. why are you in bed with these— doesn't support. why are you in bed with these eco— doesn't support. why are you in bed with these eco terrorists? aisoiuieiy— bed with these eco terrorists? absolutely not. i— bed with these eco terrorists? absolutely not. i think- bed with these eco terrorists? ' die; i think that absolutely not. i think that iney— absolutely not. i think that iney oo— absolutely not. i think that they do what's— absolutely not. i think that they do what's a— ' die; i think that they do what's a very important i— they do what's a very important cause. i mean, those of us who inink— cause. i mean, those of us who think climate— cause. i mean, those of us who think climate change is real, wnien— think climate change is real, wnien is— think climate change is real, which is the— think climate change is real, which is the vast— think climate change is real, which is the vast majority of ine— which is the vast majority of one nriiisn — which is the vast majority of the british people and want to

wow— the british people and want to wonilioewie— the british people and want to want .tackle .they - the british people and want to want tackle they are they want to tackle it, they are they eouion-i— want to tackle it, they are they eouion-i ire — want to tackle it, they are they couldn't be worse. _ want to tackle it, they are they couldn't be worse. message carriers-taking- couldn't be worse. message carriers taking seriously carriers for taking it seriously every— carriers for taking it seriously| every—ionoio every time they throw tomato soup— every time they throw tomato soup oi— every time they throw tomato soup oi o— every time they throw tomato soup at a painting in the woiionoi— soup at a painting in the national gallery, a support for sensiiie— national gallery, a support for sensible action— national gallery, a support for sensible action on climate enonge— sensible action on climate change decreases. so absolutely not change decreases. so absolutely noi in— change decreases. so absolutely noi in peo— change decreases. so absolutely not in bed with— change decreases. so absolutely not in bed with them. there are proiiens— not in bed with them. there are propiens wiin— not in bed with them. there are problems with the _ not in bed with them. there are problems with the act . there are problems with the act. there are os you— problems with the act. there are issues, as you say— problems with the act. there are issues, as you say .— problems with the act. there are issues, as you say . it problems with the act. there are issues, as you say. it is a very reor— issues, as you say. it is a very reoi oonger. — issues, as you say. it is a very reoi oonger. ii— issues, as you say. it is a very real danger. it becomes a trojan nonse— real danger. it becomes a trojan norse io— real danger. it becomes a trojan norse io siop— real danger. it becomes a trojan horse to stop other— real danger. it becomes a trojan horse to stop other protests . horse to stop other protests. nui— horse to stop other protests. nui ine— horse to stop other protests. but the police— horse to stop other protests. but the police is— horse to stop other protests. but the police is inconsistency on proiesis— but the police is inconsistency on proiesis i— but the police is inconsistency on protests i think really is an ano— on protests i think really is an and i— on protests i think really is an issue. and i think- on protests i think really is an issue. “r: on protests i think really is an issue. and i think that has been i mean, do you so you obviously agree with, you know, climate change being real? i mean, i think obviously the weather has changed due to, you know , changed due to, you know, manmade activity. but do you think that the government should make a meaningful statement and come out and, know , cease come out and, you know, cease any new fossil fuel contracts, which is what they're demanding? that's the crux of their demand. it's a political. oh, absolutely. - it's a political. oh, absolutely. i- e e it oh, absolutely. i mean, it's a political. oh,- absolutely. i mean, look, i ion-i— absolutely. i mean, look, i oon-i ogree— absolutely. i mean, look, i don't agree with the demands inor— don't agree with the demands that insulate— don't agree with the demands that insulate britain and make ineir— that insulate britain and make ineir on— that insulate britain and make ineir on ine— that insulate britain and make their on the extreme end of the oeioie.— their on the extreme end of the oeioie. ano— their on the extreme end of the oeioie. ano py— their on the extreme end of the debate. and by by— their on the extreme end of the

debate. and by by making it extreme, they— debate. and by by making it extreme, they do the cause harm . ixoeiiy. — extreme, they do the cause harm . ixoeiiy. ano— extreme, they do the cause harm . exactly. and the— extreme, they do the cause harm . exactly. and the reason that inis— . exactly. and the reason that inis is— . exactly. and the reason that inis is eoo— . exactly. and the reason that this is eco terrorism to me is were— this is eco terrorism to me is inere is— this is eco terrorism to me is inere is o— this is eco terrorism to me is there is a political threat very eieor— there is a political threat very clear political— there is a political threat very clear political threat. and they are clear political threat. and they soying— clear political threat. and they soying io— clear political threat. and they are saying to the— clear political threat. and they are saying to the government, if you ion-i— are saying to the government, if you don't immediately do soneining— you don't immediately do soneining .— you don't immediately do something , we are going to go something, we are going to go oneoo— something, we are going to go oneoo wiin— something, we are going to go ahead with criminal activity inor— ahead with criminal activity inoi puis— ahead with criminal activity that puts lives— ahead with criminal activity that puts lives at risk, that causes damage— that puts lives at risk, that causes damage that could kill one— causes damage that could kill ono injure— causes damage that could kill and injure people. and that's why— and injure people. and that's wny i— and injure people. and that's wny i ininw— and injure people. and that's why i think this— and injure people. and that's why i think this should be ireoieo— why i think this should be ireoieo os— why i think this should be treated as terrorism. we snouion-i— treated as terrorism. we shouldn't get- treated as terrorism. we shouldn't get into this argument oioui— shouldn't get into this argument about whether— shouldn't get into this argument about whether it's— shouldn't get into this argument about whether it's about pmga, — about whether it's about protest, because this isn't proiesi. — protest, because this isn't protest. -clearly| protest. it is very clearly ireoking— protest. it is very clearly breaking-law- protest. it is very clearly breaking-law .- protest. it is very clearly breaking law . but look, breaking the law. but look, iioiinew— breaking the law. but look, matthew -adam - breaking the law. but look, matthew adam brooks, matthew lanza, adam brooks, dominio— matthew lanza, adam brooks, dominic—stand. matthew lanza, adam brooks,| dominic—stand by matthew lanza, adam brooks,- dominic_stand by my dominic samuels, do stand by my supersior— dominic samuels, do stand by my supersior-wiii— dominic samuels, do stand by my superstar-will be- dominic samuels, do stand by my superstar will be with me superstar panel will be with me all superstar panel will be with me or nigni.— superstar panel will be with me or nigni. nui— superstar panel will be with me all night. but coming up as ioisni— all night. but coming up as ioisni-nrion- all night. but coming up as rishi brian slippery rishi sunak brian slippery spam...— rishi sunak brian slippery starmer, sir.— rishi sunak brian slippery starmer, sir. softy is the pm proving— starmer, sir. softy is the pm proving ne-s— starmer, sir. softy is the pm proving he's the— starmer, sir. softy is the pm proving he's the man to keep ioiour— proving he's the man to keep ioiour ouo— proving he's the man to keep labour out of— proving he's the man to keep labour out of power. deputy enoirnon— labour out of power. deputy enoirnon oi— labour out of power. deputy chairman of the— labour out of power. deputy chairman of the conservative party— chairman of the conservative party-anderson.- chairman of the conservative party anderson. going party lee anderson. he's going to party lee anderson. he's going io-ne— party lee anderson. he's going io-ne iive— party lee anderson. he's going io-ne iive in- party lee anderson. he's going to-me live in the- party lee anderson. he's going to me live in the studio to be with me live in the studio nui— to be with me live in the studio soon. but first— to be with me live in the studio soon. but first in— to be with me live in the studio soon. but first in the clash, as iorner— soon. but first in the clash, as iorner swi— soon. but first in the clash, as former snp leadership candidate kore— former snp leadership candidate koie iories— former snp leadership candidate kate forbes slams— former snp leadership candidate kate forbes slams her party for its kate forbes slams her party for is ioer— kate forbes slams her party for is ioer oi— kate forbes slams her party for its lack of decisive— kate forbes slams her party for its lack of decisive action ioiiowing— its lack of decisive action following the _ its lack of decisive action following the bombshell arrests . snouio— following the bombshell arrests . should humza— following the bombshell arrests

. should humza stand . should humza useless stand down— . should humza useless stand down os— . should humza useless stand down as first— . should humza useless stand down as first minister? snp supponer— down as first minister? snp supporter austin sheridan does ironie— supporter austin sheridan does ioiiie wiin— supporter austin sheridan does battle with political commentators dan mccoskrie and tones— commentators dan mccoskrie and tones iieiviiie— commentators dan mccoskrie and james melville .— commentators dan mccoskrie and james melville . but i want to james melville. but i want to know— james melville. but i want to know wnoi— james melville. but i want to know what you— james melville. but i want to know what you think, dan at onwewsuk— know what you think, dan at gbnews.uk vote— know what you think, dan at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb wews. — gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb wews. ine—

covering it. spill f “g e spill some tea on covering it. spill some tea on nin. — covering it. spill some tea on nin. inere— covering it. spill some tea on him. there we— covering it. spill some tea on him. there we go. but we'll also have some fun. i wouldn't stick up a bank . conservative party up a bank. conservative party deputy chairman lee anderson is on the way. but deputy chairman lee anderson is on the way . but first, it's the on the way. but first, it's the eiosn— on the way. but first, it's the eiosn oi— on the way. but first, it's the eiosn oi oni— on the way. but first, it's the clash at and former-

rzzr“ but first, it's the clash at and former snp ieooersnip— clash at and former snp leadership contender kate forbes has leadership contender kate forbes nos iouneneo— leadership contender kate forbes has launched a— leadership contender kate forbes has launched a stunning takedown of has launched a stunning takedown oi ine— has launched a stunning takedown oi ine pony-s— has launched a stunning takedown of the party's hierarchy . just of the party's hierarchy. just nouns— of the party's hierarchy. just nours ogo— of the party's hierarchy. just hours ago, the— of the party's hierarchy. just hours ago, the national treasurer , colin beattie, treasurer, colin beattie, announced he was stepping back iron— announced he was stepping back iron ine— announced he was stepping back iron ine roie— announced he was stepping back from the role after— announced he was stepping back from the role after he was orresieo— from the role after he was arrested as— from the role after he was arrested as part- from the role after he was arrested as part of the investigation- arrested as part of the investigation into snp finances. a ionnigni— investigation into snp finances. a ionnigni ogo— investigation into snp finances. a fortnight ago. the party's eniei— a fortnight ago. the party's chief executive— a fortnight ago. the party's chief executive and nicola siurgeon-s— chief executive and nicola sturgeon's husband, peter iiurreii— sturgeon's husband, peter iiurreii .— sturgeon's husband, peter murrell , was— sturgeon's husband, peter murrell , was also arrested as murrell, was also arrested as ine— murrell, was also arrested as one poiiee— murrell, was also arrested as the police searched descended on the police searched descended on one eoupie-s— the police searched descended on the couple's glasgow home and as siurgeon— the couple's glasgow home and as siurgeon is— the couple's glasgow home and as siurgeon is ine— the couple's glasgow home and as sturgeon is the only— the couple's glasgow home and as sturgeon is the only senior snp oiiieioi— sturgeon is the only senior snp official named— sturgeon is the only senior snp official named on— sturgeon is the only senior snp official named on the party's nosi— official named on the party's nosi eeni— official named on the party's most recent financial accounts wno— most recent financial accounts wno nos— most recent financial accounts wno nos noi— most recent financial accounts who has not been— most recent financial accounts who has not been interviewed unoer— who has not been interviewed unoer oouiion— who has not been interviewed under caution. see senior rnerneis— under caution. see senior rnerneis oi— under caution. see senior members of the snp fear that her orresi is— members of the snp fear that her own arrest is now— members of the snp fear that her own arrest is now imminent. this is wnoi— own arrest is now imminent. this is wnoi ine— own arrest is now imminent. this is what the leadership contender she is what the leadership contender sne oniy— is what the leadership contender she only narrowly— is what the leadership contender she only narrowly lost out to useessi— she only narrowly lost out to useless kate— she only narrowly lost out to useless kate forbes has said tusi— useless kate forbes has said tusi ninuies— useless kate forbes has said just minutes ago— useless kate forbes has said just minutes ago they were oiviousiy— just minutes ago they were oiviousiy o— just minutes ago they were obviously a very good team in ine— obviously a very good team in one sense— obviously a very good team in one oi— obviously a very good team in the sense of managing the snp , the sense of managing the snp, but the sense of managing the snp, iui inere-s— the sense of managing the snp, iui inere-s no— the sense of managing the snp, but there's no question that sine— but there's no question that onen— but there's no question that since then there— but there's no question that since then there have been lots of since then there have been lots oi guesiions— since then there have been lots of questions about— since then there have been lots of questions about transparency

. we— of questions about transparency . wc ine— of questions about transparency . nc the integrity— of questions about transparency . nc the integrity of- of questions about transparency . nc the integrity of the- . nc the integrity of the systems and structures, and it doesn't matter how slick the opfics doesn't matter how slick the optics are, you need good governance. so i suppose you could read into my comments that we are at a pretty critical moment and it will be the response and the reaction that determines how big a problem this is for the snp . continuity this is for the snp. continuity won't this is for the snp. continuity won-i eui. — this is for the snp. continuity won-i eui. ii— this is for the snp. continuity won't cut. it was— this is for the snp. continuity won't cut. it was the- ssa continuity won't cut. it was the major onene— won't cut. it was the major inenre oi— won't cut. it was the major theme of forbes- won't cut. it was the major theme of forbes leadership eonpoign— theme of forbes leadership eonpoign os— theme of forbes leadership campaign as she battled against useessi— campaign as she battled against useessi , ine— campaign as she battled against useless , the man— campaign as she battled against useless , the man groomed by the useless, the man groomed by the party's— useless, the man groomed by the party's executives— useless, the man groomed by the party's executives to replace senening — party's executives to replace scheming sturgeon . but with scheming sturgeon. but with inose— scheming sturgeon. but with inose soe— scheming sturgeon. but with those same senior officials at ine— those same senior officials at one swi— those same senior officials at one we no— those same senior officials at the snp now submerged in soonioi— the snp now submerged in scandal, should he just step down— scandal, should he just step down os— scandal, should he just step down as first— scandal, should he just step down as first minister? i want to down as first minister? i want io know— down as first minister? i want io know your— down as first minister? i want to know your thoughts on this. inoii— to know your thoughts on this. inoii ne— to know your thoughts on this. email me, dan— to know your thoughts on this. email me, dan at— to know your thoughts on this. email me, dan at gbnews.uk or iweei— email me, dan at gbnews.uk or iweei ne— email me, dan at gbnews.uk or iweei ne oi— email me, dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb— email me, dan at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. you can we— tweet me at gb news. you can voie in— tweet me at gb news. you can voie in our— tweet me at gb news. you can vote in our poll— tweet me at gb news. you can vote in our poll there now, but to vote in our poll there now, but io oeioie— vote in our poll there now, but to debate this,— vote in our poll there now, but to debate this, i'm— vote in our poll there now, but to debate this, i'm joined by ine— to debate this, i'm joined by one swi— to debate this, i'm joined by the snp supporter austin snerioon— the snp supporter austin sheridan and— the snp supporter austin sheridan and the political commentator— sheridan and the political commentator dan mccloskey. and the commentator dan mccloskey. and one soeioi— commentator dan mccloskey. and the social commentator james iieiviiie— the social commentator james iieiviiie. so— the social commentator james melville. so james, where do you

siono— melville. so james, where do you siono on— melville. so james, where do you stand on this?— melville. so james, where do you stand on this? you— melville. so james, where do you stand on this? you used to suppon— stand on this? you used to suppon ine— stand on this? you used to support the snp, didn't you ? but support the snp, didn't you? but i support the snp, didn't you? but i inink— support the snp, didn't you? but i inink given— support the snp, didn't you? but i think given what's going on, you-ve— i think given what's going on, you-ve noo— i think given what's going on, you-ve noo o— i think given what's going on, you've had a second thought. veon— you've had a second thought. veon we— you've had a second thought. yeah we need— you've had a second thought. yeah we need to— you've had a second thought. yeah we need to divide this up a pin — yeah we need to divide this up a pin in— yeah we need to divide this up a pin in siiii— yeah we need to divide this up a bit. i'm still a— yeah we need to divide this up a bit. i'm still a firm— yeah we need to divide this up a bit. i'm still a firm supporter and believer of independence. yes, i'm a believer in freedom for yes, i'm a believer in freedom ior ine— yes, i'm a believer in freedom ior ine peopie,— yes, i'm a believer in freedom for the people, but certainly noi— for the people, but certainly not freedom _ for the people, but certainly not freedom for— for the people, but certainly not freedom for this sort of grupiy— not freedom for this sort of grubby festival— not freedom for this sort of grubby festival that's going on rigni— grubby festival that's going on rigni no— grubby festival that's going on rigni .— grubby festival that's going on right now . i've— grubby festival that's going on right now . i've had concerns right now. i've had concerns wiin— right now. i've had concerns wiin ine— right now. i've had concerns with the snp's— right now. i've had concerns with the snp's direction of irovei— with the snp's direction of irovei over— with the snp's direction of travel over the _ with the snp's direction of travel over the last couple of yeors— travel over the last couple of yeors wiin— travel over the last couple of years with some— travel over the last couple of years with some of the draconian resposes io— years with some of the draconian responses to covid _ years with some of the draconian responses to covid and the hate onne— responses to covid and the hate crime-inn— responses to covid and the hate crime-inis is— responses to covid and the hate crime-this is off- responses to covid and the hate crime this is off the crime bill, but this is off the score— crime bill, but this is off the seoie .— crime bill, but this is off the seoie . inis— crime bill, but this is off the scale . this is— crime bill, but this is off the scale . this is failing the scale. this is failing the seoiiisn— scale. this is failing the scottish people. it's like some son— scottish people. it's like some son oi— scottish people. it's like some sort of episode— scottish people. it's like some sort of episode from succession wnere— sort of episode from succession wnere ine — sort of episode from succession where the leader— sort of episode from succession where the leader steps down and suooeniy— where the leader steps down and suddenly everyone's trying to oeeunuioie— suddenly everyone's trying to accumulate power and it's done in ine— accumulate power and it's done in one rigni— accumulate power and it's done in the right order— accumulate power and it's done in the right order .— accumulate power and it's done in the right order . and i'm in the right order. and i'm concerned about this. �*fvi�*rzi; concerned about this. we have to see concerned about this. we have to wnoi— concerned about this. we have to see what happens with the investigation . but there's a lot investigation. but there's a lot of unanswered— 3 but there's a lot of unanswered questions there oioui— of unanswered questions there oioui money— of unanswered questions there about money that seems to have gone— about money that seems to have gone missing.— about money that seems to have gone missing. but— about money that seems to have gone missing. but fundamentally , as gone missing. but fundamentally , os oiner— gone missing. but fundamentally , as other questions that the seoiiisn— , as other questions that the scottish public— , as other questions that the scottish public want answers to, why— scottish public want answers to, why ,— scottish public want answers to, wny i ior— scottish public want answers to, why , for instance,— scottish public want answers to, why , for instance, aspects of

why, for instance, aspects of swine— why, for instance, aspects of crime , education- why, for instance, aspects of crime , education and health care crime, education and health care iinose— crime, education and health care , those standards— crime, education and health care , those standards have been siipping— , those standards have been siipping ior— , those standards have been siipping ior o— , those standards have been slipping for a number of years in seoiiono.— slipping for a number of years in scotland. indeed, and there's so now— in scotland. indeed, and there's so nony issues— in scotland. indeed, and there's so many issues about what's going— so many issues about what's going on— so many issues about what's going on in— so many issues about what's going on in scotland. of course, yoes — going on in scotland. of course, ioes ano— going on in scotland. of course, james. and there's— going on in scotland. of course, james. and there's a- going on in scotland. of course, james. ' james. and there's a lot of issues. of course, we know the issues. of course, we know the issues. the in view, has issues. the snp, in my view, has destroyed but terms destroyed scotland, but in terms of this snp democratic of actually this snp democratic decision , surely both the party decision, surely both the party has a right to elect someone knowing what they know now and you would imagine that wouldn't be a continuity candidate. and actually surely the scottish pubuc actually surely the scottish public have a right to go back to the polls because i remember the snp were constantly calling for an election. any time there was an issue in the conservative party at westminster, any time there in prime there was a change in prime minister, i agree. the snp also soio— minister, i agree. the snp also soio oioui— minister, i agree. the snp also said about the— minister, i agree. the snp also said about the scottish- said about the scottish referendum,— said about the scottish referendum, which i think should noppen— referendum, which i think should noppen ior— referendum, which i think should happen for independence if circumstances— happen for independence if circumstances has changed and iney— circumstances has changed and iney use— circumstances has changed and iney ine— circumstances has changed and they use the auspices of brexit as a reason for— they use the auspices of brexit as a reason for change. yeah, now circumstances have changed wiin— now circumstances have changed wiin ine— now circumstances have changed with the scottish—

now circumstances have changed with the scottish leadership eieeiion— with the scottish leadership eieeiion .— with the scottish leadership election . indeed hugh james election. indeed hugh james ieouse— election. indeed hugh james because current— election. indeed hugh james because current first ministers in ieiore— because current first ministers in before this— because current first ministers in before this whole investigation has happened. inoeeoi— investigation has happened. indeed, because the thing is, don— indeed, because the thing is, dan markowski— indeed, because the thing is, dan markowski ,_ indeed, because the thing is, dan markowski , is that humza dan markowski, is that humza useessi— dan markowski, is that humza i. i— dan markowski, is that humza useless. i mean,— dan markowski, is that humza useless. dan markowski, is that humza useless . “ e useless. i mean, he literally campaigned as the continuity candidate. he was sturgeon 2.0. now the issue is he only won very narrowly and it feels like that race was hurried up by the party because they knew what was just around the corner . and that just around the corner. and that is very dishonest. i completely agree. dan, it was hurried up. it agree. dan, it was hurried up. ii os— agree. dan, it was hurried up. ii oone— agree. dan, it was hurried up. it was done very— r?rgflz;rz; dan, it was hurried up. it was done very rapid . albie it was done very rapid. albie oni— it was done very rapid. albie out o— it was done very rapid. albie out o ior— it was done very rapid. albie out o ioi oi— it was done very rapid. albie and a lot of this— it was done very rapid. albie and a lot of this came out in ine— and a lot of this came out in one ioiier— and a lot of this came out in the latter stages— and a lot of this came out in the latter stages of the eoniesii — the latter stages of the contest, after- the latter stages of the contest, after which point a vosi— contest, after which point a vast number— contest, after which point a vast number of— contest, after which point a vast number of members will have oireooy— vast number of members will have oireooy voieoi— vast number of members will have already voted. as— vast number of members will have already voted. as we— vast number of members will have already voted. as we already know— already voted. as we already know wiin— already voted. as we already know, with our— already voted. as we already know, with our other leadership eoniesisi— know, with our other leadership contests, members vote early. some— contests, members vote early. sone voie— contests, members vote early. sone voie in— contests, members vote early. some vote in the— contests, members vote early. some vote in the middle, and inere-s— some vote in the middle, and inere-s o— some vote in the middle, and there's a last— some vote in the middle, and there's a last minute flurry. nui— there's a last minute flurry. nui o— there's a last minute flurry. nui o ior— there's a last minute flurry. nui o ioi oi— there's a last minute flurry. but a lot of those members oion-i— but a lot of those members oion-i know— but a lot of those members didn't know the _ but a lot of those members didn't know the scale of what noppening— didn't know the scale of what was happening at that point. and even—oion-i— was happening at that point. and even—didn't know- was happening at that point. and even didn't know the even then, they didn't know the sneer— even then, they didn't know the sneer seoie— even then, they didn't know the sheer scale -was - sheer scale which was only

reveoieo— sheer scale which was only revealed thereafter. you know, one— revealed thereafter. you know, on tones— revealed thereafter. you know, and james touched on this point oioui— and james touched on this point oioui ine— and james touched on this point about the using— and james touched on this point about the using this phrase enonge— about the using this phrase enonge in— about the using this phrase change in circumstances. i think the change in circumstances. i think one pnrose— change in circumstances. i think one pnrose is— change in circumstances. i think the phrase is exactly a material enonge— the phrase is exactly a material enonge in— the phrase is exactly a material change in circumstances which iney— change in circumstances which iney oiwoys— change in circumstances which they always describe the referendum _ they always describe the referendum as well. surely this is o— referendum as well. surely this is o noierioi— referendum as well. surely this is a material change of circumstance- is a material change of circumstance .- is a material change of circumstance . but i'll tell you circumstance. but i'll tell you soneining— circumstance. but i'll tell you something like— circumstance. but i'll tell you something like the only people wno— something like the only people wno wiri— something like the only people who will want— something like the only people who will want to _ something like the only people who will want to see humza going— who will want to see humza goingi okoyi— who will want to see humza going, okay, there were a lot of unionisis— going, okay, there were a lot of unionists out— going, okay, there were a lot of unionists out there— going, okay, there were a lot of unionists out there who want to ine— unionists out there who want to one took— unionists out there who want to see the back of— unionists out there who want to see the back of humza as soon as possiiie— see the back of humza as soon as possipie. iney— see the back of humza as soon as possipie. iney o— see the back of humza as soon as possible. they a lot— see the back of humza as soon as possible. they a lot of people, a possible. they a lot of people, o roi— possible. they a lot of people, o ioi oi— possible. they a lot of people, o ioi oi peopie— possible. they a lot of people, a lot of people want to give him a lot of people want to give him oyeor— a lot of people want to give him oyeor in— a lot of people want to give him oyeor in ine— a lot of people want to give him a year in the job,— a lot of people want to give him a year in the job, but the peopie— a year in the job, but the peopie wno— a year in the job, but the people who wouldn't want to see the people who wouldn't want to see one-oi— people who wouldn't want to see one-oi nunzo— people who wouldn't want to see the-of humza-the. people who wouldn't want to see the of humza the snp the back of humza minus the snp wokeroii— the back of humza minus the snp wokeroii -ine— the back of humza minus the snp wokerati-the people- the back of humza minus the snp wokerati the people like wokerati will be the people like me. conservatives— wokerati will be the people like me. conservatives is me. conservatives because he is a me. conservatives because he is o giii— me. conservatives because he is o giii io— me. conservatives because he is o giii io us— me. conservatives because he is ogiii io ne— me. conservatives because he is a gift to us. he is— me. conservatives because he is a gift to us. he is a— me. conservatives because he is a gift to us. he is a golden goose— a gift to us. he is a golden goose io— a gift to us. he is a golden goose to unionism. j?“ “4115 goose to unionism. dan yes, i understand what you're saying, but i want to austin but look, i want to allow austin shendan but look, i want to allow austin sheridan respond to this sheridan to respond to this because look, you stand because austin, look, you stand by your man. you stand by useless . ah, but don't you feel useless. ah, but don't you feel like this is actually just destroying your own party because the snp members are all quitting ? austin they feel quitting? austin they feel

completely let down in terms of the of the leadership election we've just had, i think it's really important to point out that kate forbes supports humza yousaf leadership and kate forbes essentially forbes has essentially reiterated didn't sound like it just then. austin austin didn't sound like it just then . sorry. sound like it just then. sorry. well, it didn't sound like it with what she was saying to the bbc. and she's offered a full suppon— bbc. and she's offered a full suppon io— and she's offered a full support to humza's leadership oni— support to humza's leadership on sne— support to humza's leadership and she continues to offer that. don-i— and she continues to offer that. pon-i ie— and she continues to offer that. don't be naive. _ and she continues to offer that. don't be naive. 4:3. ”it; don't be naive. you're a lot of things, austin, but don't be naive. you know, so what we need oone— naive. you know, so what we need tone is— naive. you know, so what we need tone is we— naive. you know, so what we need tone is we oo— naive. you know, so what we need done is we do need— naive. you know, so what we need done is we do need to— you know, so what we need done is we do need to change the governance structures within the snp. — governance structures within the snp. inor— governance structures within the snp. no nos— governance structures within the snp. that has to— governance structures within the snp. that has to be- governance structures within the snp. that has to be a- governance structures within the snp. that has to be a priority and that's what humza yousaf has committed to. but yesterday as well, it is important we got on with the job of government . so with the job of government. so things know, um , things like, you know, um, slapping peak fares on october for, you know, for , for rail for, you know, for, for rail travellers. austin austin no one's listening— travellers. austin austin no one's listening to- austin austin no one's listening to that. bit» one's listening to that. no one's talking— one's listening to that. no one's talking about that. austin

austin do you not understand ? austin do you not understand? and no one is listening to useless about this. everyone is talking about this party being under criminal investigation action and he supports the people who were arrested and done that is absolutely no doubt. and you won't hear me oenying— doubt. and you won't hear me oenying inoi. — doubt. and you won't hear me denying that. these— r:r:::r. and you won't hear me denying that. these are very oiiiieuii— denying that. these are very difficult times— denying that. these are very difficult times for the snp. very— difficult times for the snp. very difficult— difficult times for the snp. very difficult to be an snp rnerneir— very difficult to be an snp rnerneir oi— very difficult to be an snp member at the— very difficult to be an snp member at the moment. i'm not iooking— member at the moment. i'm not iooking io— member at the moment. i'm not iooking io gross— member at the moment. i'm not looking to gloss over any of inor— looking to gloss over any of no oi— looking to gloss over any of no oi oii. — looking to gloss over any of that at all. as— looking to gloss over any of that at all. as you know, there is on— that at all. as you know, there is on ongoing— that at all. as you know, there is an ongoing police investigation and whatever the resuii— investigation and whatever the resuii oi— investigation and whatever the result of those— investigation and whatever the result of those investigations, wnen— result of those investigations, wnenlne— result of those investigations, when he appropriate action when is he appropriate action ioken— when is he appropriate action taken regarding— when is he appropriate action taken regarding this of who is ieouse okoy— taken regarding this of who is because. okay _ taken regarding this of who is because. okay k taken regarding this of who is because. okay \r will because. okay austin well, look, i want to go back to james on this. james. but james, surely , this. james. but james, surely, given what sturgeon used to say dunng given what sturgeon used to say during the partygate investigation , which by the way, investigation, which by the way, was a misdemeanour compared to what the snp investigation is about, surely at the very least that she should stand down while the investigation goes on. james

completely agree. i was listening to austin- ?rg ”cc; i was listening to austin with respeei. — listening to austin with respeei. ii— listening to austin with respect. it was like word soup of respect. it was like word soup oi o— respect. it was like word soup oi o pony— respect. it was like word soup oi o pony kine— respect. it was like word soup oi o pony iine .— respect. it was like word soup of a party line . i— respect. it was like word soup of a party line . i mean, there's of a party line. i mean, there's a of a party line. i mean, there's o woy— of a party line. i mean, there's o woy oi— of a party line. i mean, there's a way of processing all of this siuii— a way of processing all of this siuii .— a way of processing all of this siuii . sne — a way of processing all of this stuff . she should— a way of processing all of this stuff . she should step down and stuff. she should step down and iosieoiiy— stuff. she should step down and basically humza— stuff. she should step down and basically humza should step down as basically humza should step down os weir.— basically humza should step down os weii. nove— basically humza should step down as well. have an— basically humza should step down as well. have an interim leader. let as well. have an interim leader. iei ine— as well. have an interim leader. iei ine ousi— as well. have an interim leader. let the dust settle— as well. have an interim leader. let the dust settle on the investigation,— let the dust settle on the investigation, see what happens on ine— investigation, see what happens on we owe— investigation, see what happens on the other side.— investigation, see what happens on the other side. that's proper oenoeroey. — on the other side. that's proper democracy. and _ on the other side. that's proper democracy. and do— on the other side. that's proper democracy. and do you know what the democracy. and do you know what one-iney-re— democracy. and do you know what the .they're . about - the snp they're all about supposeo— the snp they're all about supposed freedom for scotland. weii— supposed freedom for scotland. weii ine — supposed freedom for scotland. weii ine woy— supposed freedom for scotland. well the way they're conducting this well the way they're conducting inislonyining— well the way they're conducting this-anything but— well the way they're conducting this anything but freedom . this is anything but freedom. apon— this is anything but freedom. kpon iron — this is anything but freedom. apart from trying to incorporate ospeeis— apart from trying to incorporate ospeeis oi— apart from trying to incorporate aspects of freedom for their own gruiiy— aspects of freedom for their own gruppy poiiiies— aspects of freedom for their own grubby politics, it's not good enougn. — grubby politics, it's not good enougn. ano— grubby politics, it's not good enough. and the scottish people are enough. and the scottish people ine— enough. and the scottish people ine ones— enough. and the scottish people ine i— enough. and the scottish people are the ones i am— enough. and the scottish people are the ones i am concerned oioui— are the ones i am concerned about because— are the ones i am concerned about because they're getting a ioiieo— about because they're getting a failed government with a whiff of failed government with a whiff oi oorrupiion— failed government with a whiff of corruption right now. and now it's of corruption right now. and now ii-s-o— of corruption right now. and now ii-s-o ioiieo— it's not just a failed government . you it's not just a failed government. \r:::rri it's not just a failed- government . now it's not it's not just a failed— government . now it's not just a government. now it's not just a failed government isn't it is also a completely failed party. and that's the issue. it's going to be even worse. but look, opinion polls, it's still are still within. oh, you just wait. you just wait, boy. oh, because they are going to be going one

way. let me tell you. they are going to be going one way down, down, down. look, final, final word to you , dan, final word to word to you, dan, final word to you. well i'll say this. i mean, since humza became- cc imean, since humza became leader, ineioenioiin— since humza became leader, incidentally, during the leadership— incidentally, during the leadership contest, humza humza kousoi— leadership contest, humza humza kousoi-puiiing— leadership contest, humza humza yousaf pulling negative yousaf was pulling negative roiings— yousaf was pulling negative roiingslnigniy- yousaf was pulling negative ratings. highly unusual for ratings. so highly unusual for a new leadership— ratings. so highly unusual for a new leadership candidate to be poiiing— new leadership candidate to be poiiing oi— new leadership candidate to be poiiing oi o— new leadership candidate to be polling at a negative rating . polling at a negative rating. nui— polling at a negative rating. nui ine— polling at a negative rating. but the regularly polled at 45% and but the regularly polled at 45% out no— but the regularly polled at 45% and now below— but the regularly polled at 45% and now below 40. i've never onen— and now below 40. i've never inen oi— and now below 40. i've never seen them at the— and now below 40. i've never seen them at the sort of 3,839% in one — seen them at the sort of 3,839% in one poiis— seen them at the sort of 3,839% in one poiis or— seen them at the sort of 3,839% in the polls or less— seen them at the sort of 3,839% in the polls or less than that in the polls or less than that in as— in the polls or less than that in as i— in the polls or less than that in some. as i say,- in the polls or less than that in some. as i say, they're only going— in some. as i say, they're only going in— in some. as i say, they're only going in one— in some. as i say, they're only going in one direction. \r:::r going in one direction. no. inonk— going in one direction. no. inonk you— going in one direction. no. thank you all— going in one direction. no. thank you all so- going in one direction. no. thank you all so much. a going in one direction. \r:::r thank you all so much. a big crash in the next generation is going— crash in the next generation is going io— crash in the next generation is going io ie— crash in the next generation is going io ire o— crash in the next generation is going to be a shock for them. ano— going to be a shock for them. and i— going to be a shock for them. and i inink— going to be a shock for them. and i think the— going to be a shock for them. and i think the scottish parliamentary elections will be iinisneo. — parliamentary elections will be finished. they'll— parliamentary elections will be finished. “er cc �*" “ finished. they'll finish that completely finished. i look really great to have this debate, though. political commentator there, dan mccroskey, commentator there, dan mcci backs useless commentator there, dan mccibacks useless austin still backs useless austin shendan still backs useless austin sheridan social sheridan and the social commentator but commentatorjames melville. but who should who do you agree with? should nicola sturgeon's chosen successor stand down as first minister? buckley on twitter says no, keep him in. he is

doing a fine job of finishing off the snp. so let's leave him to get on with it. i mean, i sort of agree , but then i think sort of agree, but then i think actually the scottish people deserve someone who is competent from susan on twitter. that's a tough one. on the one hand, he should stand down and on the other we're enjoying seeing him squirm. he's been dropped in it big time. yeah, but he didn't ask questions, did he, ask many questions, did he, susan? ask many susan? he didn't ask many questions because he was so desperate and from desperate for the job. and from stephen also on twitter , better stephen also on twitter, better still, the snp should stand down and dissolve out of existence . and dissolve out of existence. our united kingdom is stronger without them in your verdict is now in 87% of you agree that humza useless should stand down as first minister. just 13% say he should continue to lead the nafion he should continue to lead the nation coming up after an inquest finally ruled her husband stephen died because of the astrazeneca astrazeneca vaccine. excuse me vaccine widow charlotte. right. very brave woman is going to join me live to explain the emotional toll

her fight for justice had to explain the emotional toll her fight forjustice had on her young family. she wants answers from the pharmaceutical giant and the government. so don't miss that tv exclusive very soon. but next is rishi sunak brownite brand slippery starmer, sir. softie is the pm finally finding his feet and showing he's the man to see off labour at the next general election? deputy chairman of the conservative party, leigh anderson live in the studio straight after the

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thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. nriioin-s .— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's . time— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's . time now for britain's. time now for westminster's toughest talking mp, westminster's toughest talking np, oepuiy— westminster's toughest talking mp, deputy chair— westminster's toughest talking mp, deputy chair of the conservative _ mp, deputy chair of the conservative party, lee anderson— conservative party, lee anderson, and at pmqs today, kisni— anderson, and at pmqs today, kisni sunok— anderson, and at pmqs today, rishi sunak keir— anderson, and at pmqs today, rishi sunak keir starmer went toe rishi sunak keir starmer went ioe io— rishi sunak keir starmer went ioe io ioe— rishi sunak keir starmer went ioe io ioe on— rishi sunak keir starmer went toe to toe on the— rishi sunak keir starmer went toe to toe on the issue of crime oni— toe to toe on the issue of crime on eoiiing— toe to toe on the issue of crime and calling out— toe to toe on the issue of crime and calling out his— toe to toe on the issue of crime and calling out his opponent's snooty— and calling out his opponent's shoddy record. _ and calling out his opponent's shoddy record. jiii and calling out his opponent's shoddy record. 3”ii 3 shoddy record. the pm gave the labour leader an apt new nickname. i love this look the prime minister see that because they've lost control of the court service , because they've court service, because they've created the largest court backlog on record. yes , he's backlog on record. yes, he's letting violent— cg rzzr“ f: yes, he's letting violent criminals go nee.— letting violent criminals go iree. we— letting violent criminals go free. we toughen the law on sex oiienoers— free. we toughen the law on sex oiienoers so— free. we toughen the law on sex offenders so they— free. we toughen the law on sex offenders so they spend longer in prison— offenders so they spend longer in prison ne— offenders so they spend longer in prison, he voted against it. mr speoker— in prison, he voted against it. mr speaker order! _ in prison, he voted against it. : that's why mr speaker order! that's why they mr speaker order! that's why iney eoii— mr speaker order! that's why iney eoii nin — mr speaker order! that's why they call him sir. _ mr speaker order! that's why they call him sir. softy- mr speaker order! that's why they call him sir. softy soft on crime, soft on criminals. do you know what, lee? i was watching. i know you were obviously in the chamber . i know you were obviously in the chamber. that i know you were obviously in the chamber . that definitely was chamber. that definitely was a sunak win today . massively. and sunak win today. massively. and i sunak win today. massively. and i inink— sunak win today. massively. and i inink over— sunak win today. massively. and i think over the— sunak win today. massively. and i think over the past— “ : massively. and i think over the past month or so is— i think over the past month or so is reoiiy—

i think over the past month or so is really beginning to shine. kkc— so is really beginning to shine. kkc yeors— so is really beginning to shine. kkc yeors in— so is really beginning to shine. rac years in the— so is really beginning to shine. rac years in the chamber- so is really beginning to shine. rac years in the chamber at pmqs absolutely superb today . and absolutely superb today. and keir keeps trying to do- keir keeps trying to do a comedy son— keir keeps trying to do a comedy son oi— keir keeps trying to do a comedy son oi kine— keir keeps trying to do a comedy sort of line on— keir keeps trying to do a comedy sort of line on each— keir keeps trying to do a comedy sort of line on each speech he does.— sort of line on each speech he does. its— sort of line on each speech he does. its noi— sort of line on each speech he does. it's not working. and like i does. it's not working. and like i soy— does. it's not working. and like i soy i— does. it's not working. and like i soy i every— does. it's not working. and like i soy i every one— does. it's not working. and like i say , every time it comes up i say, every time it comes up wiin— i say, every time it comes up win one— i say, every time it comes up wiin oi— i say, every time it comes up with one of these— i say, every time it comes up with one of these one liners, kisni— with one of these one liners, rishi actually— with one of these one liners, rishi actually knocked them siroigni— rishi actually knocked them siroigni ouo— rishi actually knocked them straight out of— rishi actually knocked them straight out of the park. he was superi— straight out of the park. he was superb ioooy. — straight out of the park. he was superb ioooy. i— straight out of the park. he was superb today. i think this is going— superb today. i think this is going io— superb today. i think this is going io siiek— superb today. i think this is going to stick it— superb today. i think this is going to stick it was in siiienes— going to stick it was in stitches today. it was it was a soiiy. — stitches today. it was it was a soiiy. its— stitches today. it was it was a soiiy. ii-s o— stitches today. it was it was a softy. it's a softy. - stitches today. it was it was a softy. c ' “r: softy. it's a softy. and you know what, sir? softy deserves this because he started this with the dirty campaign ads and look, lee, i actually don't mind dirty campaigners, but the problem is, if you start throwing that sort of mud, you beat it. you better be prepared to defend your own record. and the problem is he has a bad track record. and as sunak pointed it was emily pointed out today, it was emily thornberry, his own shadow attorney general, who was calling him out when he was the director of dpp. she was there ioioy— director of dpp. she was there ioooy. sne — director of dpp. she was there ioooy. sne os— director of dpp. she was there today. she was looking- r: f j 37�* 37�* she was there today. she was looking quite embarrassed.— today. she was looking quite embarrassed. they're embarrassed. i think they're all all frontbench. _ embarrassed. i think they're all all frontbench. labour party all frontbench. the labour party was-embarrassed- all frontbench. the labour party was embarrassed today . i was looking embarrassed today. i inink— was looking embarrassed today. i inink-noiieo— was looking embarrassed today. i think-nailed him.- think rishi nailed him. he say he think rishi nailed him. he say ne irougni— think rishi nailed him. he say he brought-his— think rishi nailed him. he say he brought his terrible track he brought up his terrible track resort— he brought up his terrible tracki record -was-director record when he was the director of- prosecutions -

record when he was the director of - prosecutions i a - of public prosecutions as a snoneiui— of public prosecutions as a snoneiui i— of public prosecutions as a shameful , like— of public prosecutions as a shameful , like you say, down the shameful, like you say, down the ads shameful, like you say, down the oos iron — shameful, like you say, down the oos iron rosi— shameful, like you say, down the ads from last week— shameful, like you say, down the ads from last week were quite snoneiui. — ads from last week were quite snoneiui. in— ads from last week were quite shameful. i'm bothered shameful. i'm not bothered oeiuoiin— shameful. i'm not bothered actually, because it does us a iovour — actually, because it does us a favour. .makes_ actually, because it does us a favour. makes him look like favour. it makes him look like a onio— favour. it makes him look like a eniiolnokes— favour. it makes him look like a child..makes him _ favour. it makes him look like a child. makes him look like child. it makes him look like a pioygrouno— child. it makes him look like a pioygrouno puiiy— child. it makes him look like a playground bully well . and playground bully as well. and it's playground bully as well. and its-working— playground bully as well. and it's working well, but it's not working well, no, but personoiiy— it's not working well, no, but personally-don't- it's not working well, no, but personally don't how it's not working well, no, but- personally.don't-how you personally, i don't know how you ieei—iui— personally, i don't know how you ieei—iui i— personally, i don't know how you feel—but i also- feel about this, but i also ion-i— feel about this, but i also don't-there- feel about this, but i also- don't-there-anything don't think there was anything wrong— don't think there was anything wrong wnen— don't think there was anything wrong when johnson raised wrong when boris johnson raised the wrong when boris johnson raised one—ining- wrong when boris johnson raised the _thing either,l the jemmy savile thing either, ieouse— the jemmy savile thing either, ieeouse—oi- the jemmy savile thing either, because _of the - the jemmy savile thing either, because of the day, because at the end of the day, lwos— because at the end of the day, lwos siiii— because at the end of the day, lwos siiii oi— because at the end of the day, .was still at the— because at the end of the day, was still at the dpp at that he was still at the dpp at that iirne. — he was still at the dpp at that iirne. work.— he was still at the dpp at that time. well, look,— he was still at the dpp at that time. will ”it; time. well, look, if you're going to claim credit for all the ins, why in charge the prosecute ins, why in charge of you should be of an organisation you should be holding hands and holding your hands up and apologising things apologising for things that didn't well, and didn't go quite so well, and especially he's trying especially when he's trying to blame for that blame sunak for things that happened before even an happened before he was even an mp. well, there you go. i mean, sunok— mp. well, there you go. i mean, sunok-oniy— mp. well, there you go. i mean, sunak-only been— m3“ well, there you go. i mean, sunak only been there since sunak has only been there since zon— sunak has only been there since no oni— sunak has only been there since no on ne— sunak has only been there since 2015 and he was— sunak has only been there since 2015 and he was director of iuiiie— 2015 and he was director of iuiiie ior— 2015 and he was director of public for years— 2015 and he was director of public for years before. look ioiour-s— public for years before. look labour's-trouble. labour's had more trouble inougni—il labour's had more trouble. inougni—i eon-i though, lee. i mean, i can't imagine what you think of your old party these days. so they're banning straight white males, people you from being people like you from being conference delegates. so this is a suburb of hornsey a north london suburb of hornsey and green constituency and wood green constituency party, sent out an agenda party, which sent out an agenda

item saying that of four item saying that out of four delegates their conference, delegates to their conference, two must be women. one must be a young member and one must be either bame , lgbt or disabled . either bame, lgbt or disabled. so basically, if you were a straight white man without a disability arnie, you're not welcome. as part of the labour party anymore. well, i was going to party anymore. well, i was going io soy— party anymore. well, i was going io soy i— party anymore. well, i was going io soy i os— party anymore. well, i was going to say i was shocked,— ?“y “obi; well, i was going to say i was shocked, but this nos— to say i was shocked, but this nos noppeneo— to say i was shocked, but this has happened before within the ioiour— has happened before within the ioiouriony. — has happened before within the ioiour nony. i— has happened before within the labour party. r: r: labour party. i think they did it at a conference a few years back when i was in the labour party. i mean, what sort of message does it send out to young white, working class boys who interested in career who are interested in a career in politics, to get in politics, who want to get involved with a political party? they two they basically sticking two fingers young men, to fingers up to two young men, to people me and saying, people like me and saying, you're welcome. it's you're not welcome. it's shocking in this- f it's shocking in this and you're not welcome. it's- shocking in this-and age, shocking in this day and age, inis— shocking in this day and age, inis is— shocking in this day and age, inis is ine— shocking in this day and age, this is the labour party which iorn— this is the labour party which was born on backs of people was born on the backs of people iike— was born on the backs of people like-meantime,— was born on the backs of people like - meantime, they - was born on the backs of people like - meantime, they are l like me. meantime, they are trying to describe super woman sewell, you know, our brilliant home secretary as a racist bigot, surely. actually, if there's anyone who is practising racism , discrimination, bigotry

racism, discrimination, bigotry , it's these woke folk in the labour party . i had a long chat labour party. i had a long chat ioooy— labour party. i had a long chat ioooy wiin— labour party. i had a long chat today with suella_ labour party. i had a long chat today with suella and- ” i had a long chat today with suella and we touched on inisi— today with suella and we touched on his inis— today with suella and we touched on this, this this— today with suella and we touched on this, this this racism slurs i oisoiuieiy— on this, this this racism slurs , absolutely disgusting, despicable,— , absolutely disgusting, despicable, despicable, super sueiio— despicable, despicable, super sueiio .— despicable, despicable, super sueiio . vou— despicable, despicable, super suella . you know, i call her suella. you know, i call her inor— suella. you know, i call her inoi. i— suella. you know, i call her that. i mean,— suella. you know, i call her that. i mean, she- suella. you know, i call her that. i mean, she actually represenis— that. i mean, she actually represents everything that i iove — represents everything that i iove oioui— represents everything that i love about our— represents everything that i love about our party. suella they— love about our party. suella iney noie— love about our party. suella they hate her.— love about our party. suella they hate her. they've got noining— they hate her. they've got noining on— they hate her. they've got nothing on her.— they hate her. they've got nothing on her. she's a tremendous— nothing on her. she's a tremendous woman. and to keep using— tremendous woman. and to keep using inis— tremendous woman. and to keep using this racist— tremendous woman. and to keep using this racist slur against her:— using this racist slur against new is— using this racist slur against her, it's disgusting. “ her, it's disgusting. this this is guiier— her, it's disgusting. this this is gutter politics. it her, it's disgusting. “ gaccrz” c it»? it really is gutter politics. it really is. and that's— is gutter politics. it really is. and that's what- gawk?” c it»? it really is. and that's what they're eieoriy— is. and that's what they're eieoriy going— is. and that's what they're clearly going to be practising up unit— clearly going to be practising up uniii ine— clearly going to be practising up until the run— clearly going to be practising up until the run up to the eieeiion— up until the run up to the eieeiion i— up until the run up to the election , which i guess in your election, which i guess in your roie— election, which i guess in your roiei youe— election, which i guess in your oeii youre no— election, which i guess in your role, you're now going to have to role, you're now going to have io ie— role, you're now going to have io ire iigniing— role, you're now going to have to be fighting against. lee, i won— to be fighting against. lee, i woni io— to be fighting against. lee, i want to show— to be fighting against. lee, i want to show you a bit of a gb wews— want to show you a bit of a gb news exclusive— want to show you a bit of a gb news exclusive this is news exclusive lviv. so this is iron— news exclusive lviv. so this is iron-gren— news exclusive lviv. so this is from great reporter charlie from our great reporter charlie ieiersi— from our great reporter charlie peters,-revealed - from our great reporter charlie peters, revealed today that peters, who revealed today that the peters, who revealed today that ine-ioiiery— peters, who revealed today that the lottery heritage the national lottery heritage runo— the national lottery heritage rune—rues- the national lottery heritagei fund—rules after fund broke its own rules after providing— fund broke its own rules after providing £250,000 on an iniiioiive— providing £250,000 on an initiative kyiv,_ providing £250,000 on an initiative kyiv, which runs controversial— initiative kyiv, which runs controversial political speeenesi— controversial political speeches, including by an onii—poiiee— speeches, including by an anti—police activist and an oeiivisi— anti—police activist and an activist that— anti—police activist and an activist that says the met eonioins— activist that says the met eonioins o— activist that says the met contains a gang which executes irioek— contains a gang which executes irioek kios— contains a gang which executes black kids. watch—

contains a gang which executes black kids. watch this . $202" black kids. watch this. 2021 wnen— black kids. watch this. 2021 wnen ine— black kids. watch this. 2021 when the national lottery heritage fund awarded almost £250,000 to a group called 81 acts of exubera defiance, but gb news can reveal that some of the lottery funding has gone towards supporting a political speech by an activist breaching the fund's rules. campaigner stafford scott gave a talk at a brixton venue earlier this month which accused the royal family of being involved in slavery . he he involved in slavery. he he slammed the met as a gang, executing black kids . i mean, executing black kids. i mean, lee, this organisation asian, should it really be receiving this money? no, we shouldn't oone— this money? no, we shouldn't oone . — this money? no, we shouldn't oone . i— this money? no, we shouldn't oone . i neon— this money? no, we shouldn't done . i mean, when the british done. i mean, when the british pubuc done. i mean, when the british public go out and spend their £2 on a on a lottery ticket, they expect to have a chance at winning some decent money. but they expect money to they also expect their money to go good cause. that's why go to a good cause. that's why we all play the lottery. it's a bit of a fun you know what these are? i would them as are? i would describe them as political parasites. they're taking goodwill taking advantage of the goodwill of public. again of the british public. again

giving spending giving their money, spending their they think is a their money what they think is a good and these creatures good cause. and these creatures are lurking around the filling dodgy up , presenting that dodgy forms up, presenting that to lottery and getting to the lottery and getting hundreds pounds hundreds of thousands of pounds to campaign to basically what campaign against government and come out with nonsense we've with this nonsense that we've just heard there. they should hang heads in shame. yeah. hang their heads in shame. yeah. couldn't agree now, now, hang their heads in shame. yeah. could lee agree now, now, hang their heads in shame. yeah. could lee finally now, now, hang their heads in shame. yeah. could lee finally , now, now, hang their heads in shame. yeah. could lee finally , you've v, now, hang their heads in shame. yeah. could lee finally , you've really look, lee finally, you've really more— look, lee finally, you've really note i.— look, lee finally, you've really note in wow— look, lee finally, you've really made it. now you— look, lee finally, you've really made it. now you have really more— made it. now you have really note i.— made it. now you have really note in iro— made it. now you have really made it. do you— made it. now you have really made it. do you know you were ine— made it. do you know you were we supp-eer— made it. do you know you were we suiteei oi— made it. do you know you were the subject oflpop_ made it. do you know you were the subject of pop song ? the subject of a pop song? war.— the subject of a pop song? weir. i— the subject of a pop song? well, i heard— the subject of a pop song? well, i heard a— the subject of a pop song? well, i heard a clip- the subject of a pop song? well, i heard a clip this morning. done. it's in my head. i've been humming it and hopefully we can. we can sing along together. okay, go on. let's along together. okay, go on. ier-s oo— along together. okay, go on. ier-s oo ii— along together. okay, go on. let's do it then. _ along together. okay, go on. let's do it then. 30- g 3 okay, go on. let's do it then. 30 ipp. what you— let's do it then. 30 ipp. what you noving— let's do it then. 30 ipp. what you noving ior— let's do it then. 30 ipp. what you having for tea? do i need to keep— you having for tea? do i need to keep my— you having for tea? do i need to keep my supe— you having for tea? do i need to keep my eupe — you having for tea? do i need to keep my cup? : keep my cup? should have me hanging from a tree. £0.30 lee what you having for tea? you can't stand footballers taking the knee . £0.30 lee what you the knee. £0.30 lee what you have for tea. is it time to pay a funded eye cream? not for me. £0.30 lee a funded eye cream? not for me. nope iee wnoi— a funded eye cream? not for me. £0.30 lee what you're— “r:r:;r: cyril rtfiz;r?7 not for me. £0.30 lee what you're having for reoi —

£0.30 lee what you're having for reoi neosoue— £0.30 lee what you're having for tea? because the— £0.30 lee what you're having for tea? f tea? because the people are legal when they're simply refugees is . lee it's quite refugees is. lee it's quite catchy. it's very catchy . i'll catchy. it's very catchy. i'll reki— catchy. it's very catchy. i'll ieii you— catchy. it's very catchy. i'll tell you what. _ catchy. it's very catchy. i'll tell you what. it's- ff it's very catchy. i'll tell you what. it's very catchy. ii-s— tell you what. it's very catchy. is o— tell you what. it's very catchy. is o greoi— tell you what. it's very catchy. it's a great advert— tell you what. it's very catchy. it's a great advert for me. some of it's a great advert for me. some oi ine— it's a great advert for me. some oi ine iines— it's a great advert for me. some of the lines in— it's a great advert for me. some of the lines in there, good poiieies— of the lines in there, good poiieiesi py— of the lines in there, good policies, by the - of the lines in there, good policies, by the way . so i think policies, by the way. so i think i policies, by the way. so i think i nigni— policies, by the way. so i think i nigni use— policies, by the way. so i think i might use that— policies, by the way. so i think i might use that in the run up to i might use that in the run up io ine— i might use that in the run up io ine new— i might use that in the run up to the next general election neipeo— to the next general election neipeo ne— to the next general election neipeo ne gei— to the next general election helped me get elected. thank youi— helped me get elected. thank youi-iuekeri— helped me get elected. thank you,-tucker, just- helped me get elected. thank you, tucker, just helping helped me get elected. thank you,out tucker, just helping helped me get elected. thank you,out there, ker, just helping helped me get elected. thank you,out there, helping helping helped me get elected. thank you,out there, helping meping you out there, helping me nossiveiy— you out there, helping me massively. they're massively. look, if they're wriiing— massively. look, if they're writing _about- massively. look, if they're writing about me, like writing songs about me, like i-ve—oone- writing songs about me, like i-ve—oone on- writing songs about me, likei i've—done on this i've said before, done on this snow— i've said before, done on this snowilon— i've said before, done on this show,iam living— i've said before, done on this show, am living free in show, i am living rent free in ineir— show, i am living rent free in ineir neoos— show, i am living rent free in their heads . _ show, i am living rent free in their heads . will rzzr“ their heads. well, on that note, lee, great to see you. deputy chairman of the conservative party , westminster's toughest party, westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson, our very own. thank you very much . very own. thank you very much. but coming up, as some senior snp politicians claim, nicola sturgeon's arrest is inevitable in the police probe into the party's finances , has the snp party's finances, has the snp ended up destroying the scottish separatist movement ? that's the separatist movement? that's the big debate with my super star panel soon and you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, then too. but next, after vaccine widow charlotte wright triumphs in her

tireless fight for justice. today with an confirming today with an inquest confirming her husband, stephen died because of the astrazeneca jab . because of the astrazeneca jab. why pharmaceutical why isn't the pharmaceutical giant being held legally responsible ? and is the vaccine responsible? and is the vaccine damage conscience scheme substantial enough? charlotte joins me live in the studio next for a tv exclusive to tell her important story.

welcome back. now, i'm sure you remember the devastating story of dr. stephen wright, the 32 year old nhs psychologist who tragically died from a blood clot on the brain just ten days after receiving his first dose of the astrazeneca vaccine back in january 2021. stephen's widow and mother of his two young children, great friend of the show , charlotte wright, has been show, charlotte wright, has been fiercely campaigning to have the vaccines role in his sudden death, acknowledged ever since.

and today , finally, this moving and today, finally, this moving milestone was reached with a coroner's inquest ruling that stephen died from , quote, stephen died from, quote, unintended complications of the vaccine. his death certificate had officially only listed natural causes before today. charlotte's very important, very significant legal victory comes as as vaccine victim in bbc presenter lisa shaw's husband revealed that her death certificate did list the astrazeneca vaccine as her cause of death. and he says he is desperate for the country to sit up and take notice of her. heartbreaking and far from unique story . shockingly, the unique story. shockingly, the legal acknowledgement charlotte received at crown received at southwark crown court today has taken over two years achieve , and having years to achieve, and having still received no apology from astrazeneca, charlotte remains far from happy with them or the british government she is now pursuing legal action against the pharmaceutical company, along with dozens of other vaccine victims. i'm honoured to say charlotte is back in the studio with me again today.

charlotte, i can only imagine how emotional today has been for you, but . but how emotional today has been for you, but. but well how emotional today has been for you, but . but well done. how emotional today has been for you, but. but well done. you because you fought for this and it wasn't easy. we all did. how do you feel ? um, exhausted . c c we all did. r:r:::r ”iii; 7’ um, exhausted . by do you feel? um, exhausted. by but do you feel? um, exhausted. by our ii— do you feel? um, exhausted. by our ii ooes. — do you feel? um, exhausted. by our ii ooes. ii— do you feel? um, exhausted. by but it does. it does— r:r:::r �*tz;r:i;c7’ um, exhausted. by but it does. it does provide reiiei— but it does. it does provide reiiei i— but it does. it does provide reiiei i i— but it does. it does provide relief, i think,— but it does. it does provide relief, i think, for fighting for relief, i think, for fighting ior so— relief, i think, for fighting ior so iong. — relief, i think, for fighting for so long. and now to have inor— for so long. and now to have no prooi— for so long. and now to have no prooi in— for so long. and now to have that proof in black and white is oonioriing— that proof in black and white is comforting. and— that proof in black and white is comforting. and we do feel that we iinoiiy— comforting. and we do feel that we are finally acknowledged ireouse— we are finally acknowledged ireouse ii— we are finally acknowledged because it was— we are finally acknowledged because it was outrageous. c because it was outrageous. it wosn-i— because it was outrageous. it wosn-i iisieo— because it was outrageous. it wasn't listed on— because it was outrageous. it wasn't listed on the- because it was outrageous. it wasn't listed on the death certificate. it wasn't it. and do you think they- certificate. it wasn't it. and do you think they just- {nix �*" f c c c and do you think they just wanted you— do you think they just wanted you io— do you think they just wanted you io go— do you think they just wanted you io go owoye— do you think they just wanted you to go away? i mean , ijust you to go away? i mean, i just at you to go away? i mean, i just oi ine— you to go away? i mean, i just oi ine iinei— you to go away? i mean, i just oi ine one i— you to go away? i mean, i just at the time, i just— you to go away? i mean, i just at the time, i just felt siieneeo. — at the time, i just felt silenced. it- at the time, i just felt silenced. it was the you know, it silenced. it was the you know, ii os— silenced. it was the you know, ii ine — silenced. it was the you know, it was the actual— silenced. it was the you know, it was the actual hospital that enter— it was the actual hospital that eoiieo ne— it was the actual hospital that eoiieo ne io— it was the actual hospital that called me to tell— it was the actual hospital that called me to tell me that it was the called me to tell me that it was we voeeire— called me to tell me that it was the vaccine that— called me to tell me that it was the vaccine that caused his oeoin — the vaccine that caused his oeoin .— the vaccine that caused his oeoin . ano— the vaccine that caused his death . and that was about two

death. and that was about two nonins— death. and that was about two nonins oiier— death. and that was about two months after he— death. and that was about two months after he died . so it's months after he died. so it's tusi— months after he died. so it's tusi ireen— months after he died. so it's tusi ireen so— months after he died. so it's just been so long. um to try and get just been so long. um to try and gei onyone— just been so long. um to try and gei onyone io— just been so long. um to try and get anyone to listen. i mean , it get anyone to listen. i mean, it on— get anyone to listen. i mean, it on news— get anyone to listen. i mean, it was gb news yourselves that was the was gb news yourselves that was we iirsi— was gb news yourselves that was we iirsi io— was gb news yourselves that was the first to kind— was gb news yourselves that was the first to kind of— was gb news yourselves that was the first to kind of even really neor— the first to kind of even really neor us— the first to kind of even really neor us one— the first to kind of even really hear us and let— the first to kind of even really hear us and let us speak and, oni— hear us and let us speak and, on oi— hear us and let us speak and, and of course,— hear us and let us speak and, and of course, there was pusniroek— and of course, there was pushback there was there was pusniroek— pushback there was there was pushback against the channel inere— pushback against the channel inere wo— pushback against the channel there was pushback— pushback against the channel there was pushback against you . there was pushback against you. we were collectively described as conspiracy theorists, as anti—vaxxers. yeah. do you feel angry or do you feel glad that people are maybe starting to educate themselves now? i mean, to for it to be spoken— educate themselves now? i mean, to for it to be spoken about- to for it to be spoken about no— to for it to be spoken about in— to for it to be spoken about now? i'm definitely glad because the now? i'm definitely glad because we nic— now? i'm definitely glad because the bbc covered— now? i'm definitely glad because the bbc covered your story today . i the bbc covered your story today . i neon— the bbc covered your story today . i i-ve— the bbc covered your story today . i mean, i've ignored you for yeors — . i mean, i've ignored you for yeors reoi.— . i mean, i've ignored you for yeors veon. i— . i mean, i've ignored you for years. yeah. i mean- . i mean, i've ignored you for years. yeah. i mean ,- . i mean, i've ignored you for years. “in?“ “ i“ i“ years. yeah. i mean, even when they came, they came to my house and filmed me. i still felt like iney— and filmed me. i still felt like iney i— and filmed me. i still felt like iney i iney— ?“r: : i still felt like they , they purposefully put . they, they purposefully put. a pove— they, they purposefully put. a pro—vaccine spin _ they, they purposefully put. a pro—vaccine spin on it and sort of pro—vaccine spin on it and sort oi iwisieo— pro—vaccine spin on it and sort oi iwisieo ny— pro—vaccine spin on it and sort of twisted my words a little bit

as of twisted my words a little bit os weii. — of twisted my words a little bit os work. so— of twisted my words a little bit as well. so for— of twisted my words a little bit as well. so for them to cover it noiionoiiy— as well. so for them to cover it nationally now— as well. so for them to cover it nationally now was— as well. so for them to cover it nationally now was shocking, reoiiy— nationally now was shocking, reoiiy. i— nationally now was shocking, really. i wasn't— nationally now was shocking, really. i wasn't expecting it. wo— really. i wasn't expecting it. no. kno— really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and i— really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and ii is— really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and it is good— really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and it is good .- really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and it is good . but- really. i wasn't expecting it. no. and it is good . but i think no. and it is good. but i think a lot of people should be apology ing for the way they have treated people like you over the past couple of years . over the past couple of years. how do you think stephen wood would feel today? proud and i think to see myself— would feel today? proud and i think to see myself and- : ”iii; :7 : and i think to see myself and both his porenis— think to see myself and both his parents standing— think to see myself and both his parents standing there in eonnooiiy— parents standing there in commodity elle edwards camaraderie,— commodity elle edwards camaraderie, yeah, just oirsoiuieiy— camaraderie, yeah, just absolutely wonderful family . absolutely wonderful family. iney-re— absolutely wonderful family. iney-re so— absolutely wonderful family. they're so they're so supportive oni— they're so they're so supportive on i— they're so they're so supportive on i reoiiy— they're so they're so supportive and i really couldn't have done everyining— and i really couldn't have done everything without them. and my ioniiy— everything without them. and my ioniiy os— everything without them. and my ioniiy os weiii— everything without them. and my family as well, just having two young— family as well, just having two young eniioren— family as well, just having two young children is,— family as well, just having two young children is, is hard wiinoui— young children is, is hard without that— young children is, is hard without that support. so i'm very— without that support. so i'm very groieiui— without that support. so i'm very grateful to— without that support. so i'm very grateful to them. " very grateful to them. but your iigni— very grateful to them. but your iigni goes— very grateful to them. but your fight goes on and it's important. so can we talk about the next steps? because, of course, this legal action is building. but one of the things that a lot of people don't know and it feels particularly

outrageous is that they have an indemnity . you know, astrazeneca indemnity. you know, astrazeneca have indemnity. so anything have an indemnity. so anything that potentially win, am that you potentially win, am i right in saying it will be paid for by the government? it will be, yeah. so , you know, to push be, yeah. so, you know, to push the be, yeah. so, you know, to push ine voeeine— be, yeah. so, you know, to push the vaccine out— be, yeah. so, you know, to push the vaccine out so— gilt?“ so, you know, to push the vaccine out so quickly, the governneni— the vaccine out so quickly, the government said— the vaccine out so quickly, the government said that they had to inoenniin— government said that they had to indemnify, therefore knowing inor— indemnify, therefore knowing inoiinere— indemnify, therefore knowing that there will— indemnify, therefore knowing that there will be adverse reeoiions— that there will be adverse reosiions .— that there will be adverse reactions . so— that there will be adverse reactions . so i- that there will be adverse reactions . so i think one of our reactions. so i think one of our kino— reactions. so i think one of our kino oi— reactions. so i think one of our kino oi inings— reactions. so i think one of our kind of things that we've been irying— kind of things that we've been irying io— kind of things that we've been irying io soy— kind of things that we've been irying io soy is— kind of things that we've been trying to say is if— kind of things that we've been trying to say is if you knew inor— trying to say is if you knew that before _ trying to say is if you knew that before you— trying to say is if you knew that before you rolled it out, onen— that before you rolled it out, inen wnere— that before you rolled it out, then where was— that before you rolled it out, then where was the support for then where was the support for one peopie— then where was the support for one peopie inor— then where was the support for the people that you knew would be the people that you knew would ire ooverseiy— the people that you knew would be adversely reacting, affected by be adversely reacting, affected iry pp— be adversely reacting, affected by pp vou— be adversely reacting, affected by it? you know,— be adversely reacting, affected by it? you know, so it it should nove— by it? you know, so it it should nove ireen— by it? you know, so it it should nove ireen in— by it? you know, so it it should have been in place— by it? you know, so it it should have been in place before . ' “r: have been in place before. and were-s— have been in place before. and inere-s o— have been in place before. and there's a whole— have been in place before. and there's a whole number of you who are taking this legal action together. what can you tell me about where it's at? um, just the about where it's at? um, just ine ieier— about where it's at? um, just the peter todd— about where it's at? um, just the peter todd and- c ?7 um, just the peter todd and sarah moore poin— the peter todd and sarah moore iroin iogeiner— the peter todd and sarah moore iroin iogeiner .— the peter todd and sarah moore both together . they have sent both together. they have sent the both together. they have sent ine reiiei— both together. they have sent the letter of— both together. they have sent the letter of intent to astrazeneca - the letter of intent to astrazeneca and the government. and we—

astrazeneca and the government. and we oe— astrazeneca and the government. and we are awaiting a response iron— and we are awaiting a response iron onen— and we are awaiting a response iron inen ony— and we are awaiting a response from them any day now. so do you inink— from them any day now. so do you inink inere— from them any day now. so do you think there was— from them any day now. so do you think there was a— from them any day now. so do you think there was a risk with this wiin— think there was a risk with this wiin ine— think there was a risk with this with the government , with the with the government, with the way— with the government, with the woy ine — with the government, with the way the government acted, you know— way the government acted, you know snouio— way the government acted, you know, should should they never nove— know, should should they never nove ogreeo— know, should should they never have agreed to— know, should should they never have agreed to this indemnity ? have agreed to this indemnity? ng— have agreed to this indemnity? on i— have agreed to this indemnity? on i i— have agreed to this indemnity? on i i inink— have agreed to this indemnity? um, i, i think that if you are going— um, i, i think that if you are going io— um, i, i think that if you are going io roii— um, i, i think that if you are going to roll out— um, i, i think that if you are going to roll out and, and then to going to roll out and, and then io o— going to roll out and, and then io o poini— going to roll out and, and then to a point mandate something, onen— to a point mandate something, inen inere— to a point mandate something, then there should— to a point mandate something, then there should have been a lot then there should have been a ioi noe— then there should have been a lot more care— then there should have been a lot more care and— then there should have been a lot more care and consideration for lot more care and consideration ior inose— lot more care and consideration ior inose wno— lot more care and consideration for those who, you— lot more care and consideration for those who, you know , who for those who, you know, who wouio— for those who, you know, who wouio nove— for those who, you know, who would have been— for those who, you know, who would have been affected by such a would have been affected by such o oesision— would have been affected by such a decision because— would have been affected by such a decision because you lost your wonoeriui— a decision because you lost your wonderful husband. it; a decision because you lost your wonderful husband. rz; “g wonderful husband. he was young , he wonderful husband. he was young . is wo— wonderful husband. he was young , he was vibrant. he was healthy . he was a doctor. and your children have lost their dad? yeah so i think it's really important. we just think of the human toll of this decision today. yeah , well, look, we've today. yeah, well, look, we've been— today. yeah, well, look, we've been thinking— today. yeah, well, look, we've been thinking of— : yeah, well, look, we've been thinking of you . been thinking of you. so happy for been thinking of you. so happy ior you. — been thinking of you. so happy for you. thank you . but of for you. thank you. but of course, the fight goes on. it does. and you know, we're with you here at gb news. thank you so much. all right. thanks now, when we approach them for comment earlier today ,

comment earlier today, astrazeneca said we are very saddened by steven wright's death and extend our deepest sympathies to his family for their loss . patient safety is their loss. patient safety is our highest priority, and regulatory authorities have clear and stringent standards to ensure the safety use of all medicines, including vaccines , medicines, including vaccines, is from the body of evidence and clinical trials and real world data. fact xavier has continuously been shown to have an acceptable safety profile and regulators around the world consistently state that the benefits of vaccines can outweigh the risks of extremely rare potential side effects. meanwhile, the department for health and social care said more than 144 million covid vaccines have been given in england, which has helped the country to live with covid and save thousands of lives. vaccines thousands of lives. all vaccines being used in the uk have undergone robust clinical trials and have met with the medicines and have met with the medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency. strict standards of safety effectiveness and quality . effectiveness and quality. coming up with camilla's friend

defending her following horrid personal attacks, including from her own stepson , is the queen her own stepson, is the queen consort king charles's biggest asset . famed royal author and asset. famed royal author and journalist robert hardman joins me live in the studio soon. but next, with fears growing among senior snp politicians that nicola sturgeon will be arrested next as the party finance scandal deepens . when is the snp scandal deepens. when is the snp and adverse urgently finishing the scottish separatist movement 7 the scottish separatist movement ? that's the big debate with my superstar panel. plus, we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages i tomorrow's newspaper front pages , hot off the press. that's in just two minutes time .

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight. first, the chief executive , then the national executive, then the national treasurer and now senior snp. politicians are plagued with fear that nicola sturgeon , queen

fear that nicola sturgeon, queen nick could be next to be nicked with some claiming her arrest is inevitable and as the deputy first minister and one of sturgeon's most loyal followers makes this admission probably goes beyond nicola sturgeon in terms of perhaps a culture that has been allowed to develop headquarters. so has the snp inooveneniiy— 3: so has the snp inadvertently destroyed scottish seporoiisn— inadvertently destroyed scottish separatism forevermore. that's the separatism forevermore. that's one iig— separatism forevermore. that's one pig oeioie— separatism forevermore. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by dominic samuels , adam joined by dominic samuels, adam brooks and matthew lazar. breaking tonight , rishi sunak breaking tonight, rishi sunak will toughen his illegal migration bill to avoid a right wing tory rebellion. that's according to insiders. so as the rebels demand, ministers are given powers to ignore echr rulings , will the government rulings, will the government finally succeed in stopping the boats? we'll discuss that promising development in the mediabuzz also on the way emboldened by gary lineker, no doubt woke bbc presenter chris

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the best time for the party and in its best interest . it's now . in its best interest. it's now. the prime minister is urging unionists in northern ireland to return to stormont, saying restoring devolved institutions is the best way forward . rishi is the best way forward. rishi sunak was speaking alongside other world leaders in belfast to mark 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. they've concluded the anniversary with a gala dinner at hillsborough castle this evening , where the former prime evening, where the former prime minister tony blair, praised the people of northern ireland, northern ireland is a world away today from the northern ireland defined by bombs and bullets that i grew up with . so . the that i grew up with. so. the people of . northern- g a. so. the people of . northern ireland are people of. northern ireland are renorkoirie— people of. northern ireland are remarkable people . they're remarkable people. they're peopie— remarkable people. they're peopie oi— remarkable people. they're people of strong convictions on occasions, stubborn ones , but

occasions, stubborn ones, but oiwoys— occasions, stubborn ones, but always redeemed— occasions, stubborn ones, but always redeemed by the qualities of always redeemed by the qualities oi o— always redeemed by the qualities oi o gooe— always redeemed by the qualities oi o gooo neon— always redeemed by the qualities of a good heart and a creative nino— of a good heart and a creative nino .— of a good heart and a creative nino . ionner— of a good heart and a creative mind. former prime minister of a good heart and a creative mind . former prime minister tony mind. former prime minister tony nioir— mind. former prime minister tony nioir speoking— mind. former prime minister tony blair speaking earlier on this evening— blair speaking earlier on this evening . — blair speaking earlier on this evening . wow— blair speaking earlier on this evening . now the- blair speaking earlier on this evening . you f evening. now the scottish government says it has no option but to take legal action against uk ministers blocking their gender recognition bill the legislation aims to make it easier for people in scotland to change their legally recognised gender laws, which westminster has challenged and msps voted in december last year to pass the controversial gender recognition bill by 86 votes to 39. an inquest has ruled the death of a doctor after his astrazeneca covid doctor after his astrazeneca covm jab doctor after his astrazeneca covid jab was due to unintended complications of the vaccine . an complications of the vaccine. an 32 year old steven wright was an nhs psychologist in south—east london. he died from a blood clot to his brain ten days after his first dose of the vaccine in january 2021. the coroner described it as a very unusual

and deeply tragic . case and and deeply tragic. case and labouris and deeply tragic. case and labour is accusing the government of denying justice to victims of the infected blood scandal . between 1970 and 1991, scandal. between 1970 and 1991, thousands of people were infected with hiv and hepatitis after being given contaminated blood products. an interim report at the chair of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff, recommended that reparations should be extended to include bereaved parents and children. cabinet office minister jeremy quin told the commons the government is considering that recommendation . and lastly , the recommendation. and lastly, the supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding. lidl argued tesco's use of a yellow circle on its clubcard was an infringe of their main store logo. a judge agreed and found in favour of lidl, saying it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright .

trademark rights and copyright. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan . an hour. now back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. so— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. so let's- rzzr“ g“ now in our media buzz. so let's kick off our media buzz. so let's kick oii wiin— our media buzz. so let's kick oii wiin o— our media buzz. so let's kick off with a very— our media buzz. so let's kick off with a very first look at ine— off with a very first look at we ironi— off with a very first look at the front pages. _ off with a very first look at the front pages. hot off the press— the front pages. hot off the press oni— the front pages. hot off the press and the— the front pages. hot off the press and the metro leads with the press and the metro leads with we woiionoi— press and the metro leads with the national cyber security senire — the national cyber security centre issue,— the national cyber security centre issue, issuing an oiiisioi— centre issue, issuing an official threat- centre issue, issuing an official threat notice as concerns are- official threat notice as concerns are raised that pro—nussion— concerns are raised that pro—russian hackers could be oining— pro—russian hackers could be oining io— pro—russian hackers could be aiming to destroy critical infrastructure _ aiming to destroy critical infrastructure in the uk in respose io— infrastructure in the uk in response to our- infrastructure in the uk in response to our support for wkroinei— response to our support for wkroinei we— response to our support for ukraine, we must unite to proiesi— ukraine, we must unite to protect women's rights. now inoi-s— protect women's rights. now inoi-s ine— protect women's rights. now that's the headline in the daily express— that's the headline in the daily ixpress os— that's the headline in the daily express os iney— that's the headline in the daily express as they report that rivoi— express as they report that rivoi iris— express as they report that rival mps labour's rosie iruiiieio— rival mps labour's rosie duffield and— rival mps labour's rosie duffield and conservative miriam sores— duffield and conservative miriam sores poin— duffield and conservative miriam cates, both great— duffield and conservative miriam cates, both great women, will soii— cates, both great women, will soii ior— cates, both great women, will call for united— cates, both great women, will call for united action to defend rignis— call for united action to defend women's rights tomorrow . so women's rights tomorrow. so ier-s— women's rights tomorrow. so ier-s see— women's rights tomorrow. so ier-s ii— women's rights tomorrow. so let's see if keir— women's rights tomorrow. so let's see if keir starmer, who

ininks— let's see if keir starmer, who ininks inor— let's see if keir starmer, who thinks that women in are can nove— thinks that women in are can nove o— thinks that women in are can nove o penis— thinks that women in are can nove o penis i— thinks that women in are can nove o penis i is— thinks that women in are can have a penis , is going to join have a penis, is going to join in ine— have a penis, is going to join in the guardian— have a penis, is going to join in the guardian have decided to en— in the guardian have decided to ieon on— in the guardian have decided to ieon on rent— in the guardian have decided to lean on lead on— in the guardian have decided to lean on lead on claims by senior iiinisiry— lean on lead on claims by senior iiinisiry oi— lean on lead on claims by senior ministry of justice— lean on lead on claims by senior ministry of justice officials inor— ministry of justice officials inoiiney— ministry of justice officials that they are _ ministry of justice officials that they are ready to quit if ironinis— that they are ready to quit if dominic raab_ that they are ready to quit if dominic raab survives his witch nuni. — dominic raab survives his witch runs on— dominic raab survives his witch runs on sorry.— dominic raab survives his witch runs on sorry. i— dominic raab survives his witch hunt. oh, sorry. i mean bullying inquiry— hunt. oh, sorry. i mean bullying inguiry wnisn— hunt. oh, sorry. i mean bullying inguiry wnisn is— hunt. oh, sorry. i mean bullying inquiry which is expected to be nonoeo— inquiry which is expected to be nonoeo io— inquiry which is expected to be handed to the— inquiry which is expected to be handed to the pm tomorrow . you handed to the pm tomorrow. you know— handed to the pm tomorrow. you know ine— handed to the pm tomorrow. you know we pn— handed to the pm tomorrow. you know, the pm needs to stand firm on inis— know, the pm needs to stand firm on inis one— know, the pm needs to stand firm on this one. raab_ know, the pm needs to stand firm on this one. raab is— know, the pm needs to stand firm on this one. raab is his most ioyoi— on this one. raab is his most ioyoi oiiy. — on this one. raab is his most loyal ally. loyal— on this one. raab is his most loyal ally. loyal defender, and i loyal ally. loyal defender, and iinink— loyal ally. loyal defender, and iinink ii-s— loyal ally. loyal defender, and i think it's going— loyal ally. loyal defender, and i think it's going to say a lot oioui— i think it's going to say a lot about sunak— i think it's going to say a lot about sunak if— i think it's going to say a lot about sunak if he chucks raab to the about sunak if he chucks raab to we kerir. — about sunak if he chucks raab to we kerir. iry— about sunak if he chucks raab to the kerb. my superstar panel. nosk— the kerb. my superstar panel. nosk wiin— the kerb. my superstar panel. back with me— the kerb. my superstar panel. back with me now, political commentator— back with me now, political commentator dominic samuels, the irusnessnon— commentator dominic samuels, the irusinessnon oni— commentator dominic samuels, the businessman and activist adam brooks— businessman and activist adam nrooksi oni— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour nony ooviseri— brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lanza. wow— party adviser, matthew lanza. wow swi— party adviser, matthew lanza. now snp treasurer colin beattie has sensationally— now snp treasurer colin beattie has sensationally quit a day one— has sensationally quit a day oiier ne— has sensationally quit a day after he was— has sensationally quit a day after he was arrested by police invesiigoiing— after he was arrested by police investigating the _ after he was arrested by police investigating the party's iinonse— investigating the party's finance bosses. beattie was reieoseo— finance bosses. beattie was released without charge pending iunner— released without charge pending further investigation . but the further investigation. but the 71 further investigation. but the ii yeor— further investigation. but the n yeor oio— further investigation. but the 71 year old has— further investigation. but the 71 year old has in the past few nouns— 71 year old has in the past few hours announced— 71 year old has in the past few hours announced he is stepping

irosk— hours announced he is stepping irosk iron— hours announced he is stepping back from the— hours announced he is stepping back from the role— hours announced he is stepping back from the role with immediate— back from the role with immediate effect, back from the role with immediate effect , stating back from the role with immediate effect, stating in a sioieneni— immediate effect, stating in a statement on— immediate effect, stating in a statement on a— immediate effect, stating in a statement on a personal level, inis— statement on a personal level, this decision— statement on a personal level, this decision has— statement on a personal level, this decision has not been easy, but this decision has not been easy, irui ii— this decision has not been easy, irui ii is— this decision has not been easy, irui ii is ine— this decision has not been easy, but it is the right— this decision has not been easy, but it is the right decision to wow— but it is the right decision to avoid further— but it is the right decision to avoid further distraction to the inpononi— avoid further distraction to the important work— avoid further distraction to the important work being led by nunzo— important work being led by humza yousaf— important work being led by humza yousaf to improve the swis— humza yousaf to improve the snp's governance and transparency. he says. i will soniinue— transparency. he says. i will soniinue io— transparency. he says. i will continue to cooperate fully with poiise— continue to cooperate fully with police scotland's— continue to cooperate fully with police scotland's inquiries and he police scotland's inquiries and is soo— police scotland's inquiries and ne soio ii— police scotland's inquiries and he said it would— police scotland's inquiries and he said it would be inappropriate for him to he said it would be— inappropriate for him to comment any inappropriate for him to comment ony iunner— inappropriate for him to comment ony iunner on— inappropriate for him to comment any further on - live - inappropriate for him to comment any further on live case. any further on the live case. our— any further on the live case. but scottish _ any further on the live case. but scottish deputy leader jackie— but scottish deputy leader jackie baillie— but scottish deputy leader jackie baillie criticise first iiinisier— jackie baillie criticise first minister humza useless for his ioiiure— minister humza useless for his ioiiure io— minister humza useless for his failure to act.— minister humza useless for his failure to act. beattie himself sioining— failure to act. beattie himself sioining nis— failure to act. beattie himself claiming his priority is to proiesi— claiming his priority is to proiesi ine— claiming his priority is to protect the snp , not the people protect the snp, not the people of protect the snp, not the people oi ssoiiono— protect the snp, not the people of scotland and— protect the snp, not the people of scotland and even the deputy rinsi— of scotland and even the deputy first minister,— of scotland and even the deputy first minister, shona robison , first minister, shona robison, in o— first minister, shona robison, in o iong— first minister, shona robison, in o iong iine— first minister, shona robison, in a long time ally of nicola siurgeoni— in a long time ally of nicola sturgeon, admitted her party had oiioweo— sturgeon, admitted her party had oiioweo o— sturgeon, admitted her party had allowed a toxic— sturgeon, admitted her party had allowed a toxic cover up culture to allowed a toxic cover up culture io ioke— allowed a toxic cover up culture io ioke noio. — allowed a toxic cover up culture to take hold. party— allowed a toxic cover up culture to take hold. party has to get its to take hold. party has to get is nouse— to take hold. party has to get is nouse in— to take hold. party has to get its house in order— to take hold. party has to get its house in order. that's what the public would expect . it the public would expect. it probably goes beyond and nicola sturgeon in terms of perhaps a culture that has been allowed to

develop at headquarters and in terms of the governance of the party. one that perhaps needed to be more open and more transparent and people being able to ask questions. i mean, this is extraordinary— i mean, this is extraordinary stuff. inor— this is extraordinary stuff. that woman— this is extraordinary stuff. that woman was one of sturgeon's iriggesi— that woman was one of sturgeon's iriggesi oiiies— that woman was one of sturgeon's iriggesi oiiies o— that woman was one of sturgeon's biggest allies a matter of days ago— biggest allies a matter of days ogo .— biggest allies a matter of days ogo . siurgeon— biggest allies a matter of days ago . sturgeon is— biggest allies a matter of days ago . sturgeon is the only senior ago. sturgeon is the only senior swi— ago. sturgeon is the only senior swi oiiisioi— ago. sturgeon is the only senior snp official named on the party's— snp official named on the pony-s nosi— snp official named on the party's most recent financial accounts, who— party's most recent financial accounts, who has not been iniervieweo— accounts, who has not been interviewed under caution or onesiesi— interviewed under caution or onesieo. ano— interviewed under caution or arrested. and according to repons— arrested. and according to repons i— arrested. and according to reports , senior- arrested. and according to reports , senior members of the reports, senior members of the swi— reports, senior members of the sun ieor— reports, senior members of the snp fear that— reports, senior members of the snp fear that a— reports, senior members of the snp fear that a bombshell arrest of snp fear that a bombshell arrest oi ine— snp fear that a bombshell arrest oi ine ionner— snp fear that a bombshell arrest of the former first— snp fear that a bombshell arrest of the former first minister is now imminent.— of the former first minister is now imminent. so will scotland's seporoiisi— now imminent. so will scotland's separatist fantasy— now imminent. so will scotland's separatist fantasy die in the nones— separatist fantasy die in the nonos oi— separatist fantasy die in the hands of scotland's scandal riooen— hands of scotland's scandal ridden ruling— hands of scotland's scandal ridden ruling party? dominique sonueis— ridden ruling party? dominique samuels well— ridden ruling party? dominique samuels well ,_ ridden ruling party? dominique samuels well , well, ridden ruling party? dominique samuels well, well, i think so , samuels well, well, i think so, inougn— samuels well, well, i think so, inougn ii-s— samuels well, well, i think so, though it's such— samuels well, well, i think so, though it's such a— samuels well, well, i think so, though it's such a shame about cokin— though it's such a shame about colin because— though it's such a shame about colin because i— though it's such a shame about colin because i don't know, he tusi— colin because i don't know, he tusi nos— colin because i don't know, he tusi nos ine— colin because i don't know, he just has the cutest— colin because i don't know, he just has the cutest face i was iooking— just has the cutest face i was iooking oi— just has the cutest face i was iooking oi ii. — just has the cutest face i was looking at it. he— just has the cutest face i was looking at it. it; c looking at it. he looks like a cute little guard of gnome.

that's that's just the thought of mine. but yeah, definitely with regards to the actual albie nafions with regards to the actual albie nations themselves, i think for many people, if this is what they're like pre independence, then people are going to be wondering, you know, they, they might be even worse once they give in. even if they can't run a give in. even if they can't run o pony.— give in. even if they can't run o pony. now— give in. even if they can't run o pony. now on— g “ even if they can't run a party. how on earth can they o souniry— a party. how on earth can they o souniry e— a party. how on earth can they run a country ? because remember, run a country? because remember, iney-ve— run a country? because remember, iney-ve ur— run a country? because remember, iney-ve o— run a country? because remember, they've run a nation— run a country? because remember, they've run a nation into the ground.— they've run a nation into the grouno. keoni— they've run a nation into the ground. yeah, exactly . ' “r: ground. yeah, exactly. and wnoi-s— ground. yeah, exactly. and what's worse— ground. yeah, exactly. and what's worse is— ground. yeah, exactly. and what's worse is that the snp do act like they are morally above everyone else. they act like they're morally above west . they're morally above west. minster sturgeon was constantly calling on tory pms to say exactly obe only for us to discover that they're actually worse. yeah, certainly we know better anyway. so time will tell. but i think scottish people will do perhaps deserve a say on who their leader should be, especially because humza useless as you call him , seems useless as you call him, seems to be more interested in actually preserving the snp rather than being honest and

transparent. he's showing he's sonpieieiy— transparent. he's showing he's completely useless— transparent. he's showing he's completely useless .- he's showing he's completely useless . matthew completely useless. matthew iougis— completely useless. matthew laughs. because— completely useless. matthew laughs. because here's the ining— laughs. because here's the iningi rigni— laughs. because here's the thing, right? you were a senior ooviser— thing, right? you were a senior ooviser io— thing, right? you were a senior ooviser io io— thing, right? you were a senior adviser to ed miliband. surely if adviser to ed miliband. surely ii you— adviser to ed miliband. surely ii you wee— adviser to ed miliband. surely if you were advising useless rigni— if you were advising useless rigni now— if you were advising useless rigni you— if you were advising useless right now, you would say, look, it right now, you would say, look, ii ooesn-i— right now, you would say, look, it doesn't matter— right now, you would say, look, it doesn't matter that sturgeon got it doesn't matter that sturgeon goi you— it doesn't matter that sturgeon goi you inis— it doesn't matter that sturgeon goi you inis toir. — it doesn't matter that sturgeon got you this job. it doesn't noiier— got you this job. it doesn't matter that— got you this job. it doesn't matter that you- got you this job. it doesn't matter that you were her lapdog for matter that you were her lapdog ior yeors — matter that you were her lapdog ior yeors vou— matter that you were her lapdog for years. you have— matter that you were her lapdog for years. you have to cut this woman loose, not— for years. you have to cut this woman loose, not because she's nesessoriiy— woman loose, not because she's necessarily done— woman loose, not because she's necessarily done anything wrong . inis— necessarily done anything wrong . we is— necessarily done anything wrong . we is on— necessarily done anything wrong . this is an ongoing live investigation,- . this is an ongoing live investigation, but because she is oesiroying— investigation, but because she is destroying you— investigation, but because she is destroying you politically. i mean, absolutely arnie. and i inink— mean, absolutely arnie. and i inink ii— mean, absolutely arnie. and i think it contrasts— mean, absolutely arnie. and i think it contrasts with keir sinner-s— think it contrasts with keir starmer's behaviour with regard to starmer's behaviour with regard io nis— starmer's behaviour with regard to his predecessor— starmer's behaviour with regard to his predecessor , where he's to his predecessor, where he's osieo— to his predecessor, where he's acted decisively— to his predecessor, where he's acted decisively against jeremy soriyn— acted decisively against jeremy soriryn oni— acted decisively against jeremy corbyn and the— acted decisively against jeremy corbyn and the fact that nobody wno-s— corbyn and the fact that nobody wno-s ireen— corbyn and the fact that nobody who's been involved has been guesiioneoi— who's been involved has been questioned, has— who's been involved has been questioned, has been suspended. oiviousiy— questioned, has been suspended. oiviousiy we— questioned, has been suspended. obviously we await— questioned, has been suspended. obviously we await outcomes, but whilst you wait for those outcomes, people need to step back, from role back, not just from their role but from party. it's but from the party. and it's extraordinary , that he extraordinary that, that he hasn't done that. and i don't inink— hasn't done that. and i don't inink ne-s— hasn't done that. and i don't think he's going— hasn't done that. and i don't think he's going to- hasn't done that. and i don't think he's going to be- c : and i don't think he's going to be first iiinisier— think he's going to be first minister for— think he's going to be first minister for very long. he's sieoriy— minister for very long. he's sieoriy o— minister for very long. he's sieoriy o very— minister for very long. he's clearly a very, very weak ieooer. — clearly a very, very weak leader. adam - clearly a very, very weak leader. a?“ clearly a very, very weak leader. adam brooks, you the leader. adam brooks, you say the snp finished. why? are snp are finished. why? they are iinisneo. —

snp are finished. why? they are finished. they're finished. i mean, they're a laughing stock. not only i mean, we've got of yusuf who is laughing stock. not only i mean, wbig got of yusuf who is laughing stock. not only i mean, wbig joke of yusuf who is laughing stock. not only i mean, wbig joke really of yusuf who is laughing stock. not only i mean, wbig joke really for yusuf who is laughing stock. not only i mean, wbig joke really for many who is a big joke really for many reasons, but you know, even from the covid response , it's, you the covid response, it's, you know, to all the recent events. now, if they can do this or allegedly do this with their money or what would they do with taxpayers money, how as a scottish person, how would i trust them to run my country? you know, and yes, it might be a dream of many scots to be independent, but it's not going to come via the snp and i think, you know, minimum it's ten years before this discussion ever happens again. it's finished independence is finished. i know. and i mean, the thing is regard less of what happens with this investigation. dominique erg sturgeon's— this investigation. dominique erg sturgeon's legacy- g dominique erg sturgeon's legacy is oesiroyeo— erg sturgeon's legacy is oesiroyeo i— erg sturgeon's legacy is destroyed , you know? “in?“ c destroyed, you know? yeah, it is. i— destroyed, you know? yeah, it is. i neon— destroyed, you know? yeah, it is. i .— destroyed, you know? yeah, it is. i . i— destroyed, you know? yeah, it is. i mean , i think she is. i mean, i think she attempted to salvage it by by resigning when she did and making it about her just wanting

to get on with her life . um, to get on with her life. um, well, i call bs on it. yeah. i mean, is it a coincidence that shortly after she resigns, this whole palava begins with people being arrested? i don't think so. imean, being arrested? i don't think so. i mean, can you imagine, you know— so. i mean, can you imagine, you know ii— so. i mean, can you imagine, you know ii is— so. i mean, can you imagine, you know, if it's videoed_ i mean, can you imagine, you know, if it's videoed her and resoroeo— know, if it's videoed her and recorded her— know, if it's videoed her and recorded her being arrested and noyire— recorded her being arrested and noyire in— recorded her being arrested and maybe in handcuffs? what message that maybe in handcuffs? what message inoi senes— maybe in handcuffs? what message inoi senos our— maybe in handcuffs? what message that sends out ?_ maybe in handcuffs? what message that sends out ? it's— maybe in handcuffs? what message that sends out ? it's going to be that sends out? it's going to be so embarrassing— that sends out? it's going to be so embarrassing .— that sends out? it's going to be so embarrassing . and of course, so embarrassing. and of course, we ion-i— so embarrassing. and of course, we oon-i know— so embarrassing. and of course, we don't know what's going to noppen. — we don't know what's going to noppen. we-ve— we don't know what's going to happen. we've got- we don't know what's going to happen. grin we don't know what's going to happen. rg:::r we don't know what's going to happen. rgrzzr rzzr“ happen. we've got to be clear on that. but i just remember this was a woman who day after day used to attack boris johnson, make out as if he was some sort of high level criminal because he piece of birthday cake he ate a piece of birthday cake on birthday. they the snp on his birthday. they the snp went relentlessly about the went on relentlessly about the partygate inquiry. given went on relentlessly about the partygate inquiry . given what partygate inquiry. given what was going on in their party. potentially it's quite shocking. but look, a very important legal note. the allegations surrounding the snp's finances are denied by all parties involved. the police investigation is ongoing. no charges have been brought against anyone and interesting,

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camilla's oldest— the media buzz. but next, as camilla's oldest friend publicly ienos— camilla's oldest friend publicly ienos oii— camilla's oldest friend publicly fends off attacks— camilla's oldest friend publicly fends off attacks on her behalf, insiuoing— fends off attacks on her behalf, including those— fends off attacks on her behalf, including those from her own siepsoni— including those from her own siepsoni is— including those from her own stepson, is the— including those from her own stepson, is the queen consort sei— stepson, is the queen consort sei io— stepson, is the queen consort sei io pioy— stepson, is the queen consort sei io pioy o— stepson, is the queen consort set to play a massive role in ine— set to play a massive role in the monarchy's_ set to play a massive role in the monarchy's future? legendary royoi— the monarchy's future? legendary royoi ouinor— the monarchy's future? legendary royal author and— the monarchy's future? legendary royal author and journalist koien— royal author and journalist robert hardman joins me live in siuoio— robert hardman joins me live in studio straight— robert hardman joins me live in studio straight after this

course, it's mark dolan tonight saturday night's show on . gb saturday night's show on. gb news. well, saturday night's show on. gb news. well , welcome back. jim news. well, welcome back. jim davidson on the way. but first, as the king prepares us for the

biggest day of his life , next biggest day of his life, next month's coronation will also be a defining moment for camilla, who after nearly three decades has rehabilitated her image from the hated other woman to queen. but this remarkable moment was not always at the forefront of her mind. according to one of her mind. according to one of her closest confidants, lady lansdowne, who revealed for the first time personal stories from camilla's life . in an camilla's life. in an unprecedented interview , few, unprecedented interview, few, she said at the weekend it was never any sort of plan . it would never any sort of plan. it would make her laugh just to think of it. it was quite daunting, but nothing she couldn't cope with. however the momentous event has thrown renewed scrutiny on both camilla and the royal family as a whole , despite the king taking a whole, despite the king taking drastic steps to cut spending and improve public perception, a yougov poll revealed yesterday say the 51% of the british pubuc say the 51% of the british public disapproves of taxpayers funding the coronation. meanwhile over a thousand republican protesters have promised they will chant not my king. during the coronation parade . while camilla has parade. while camilla has avoided using a crown with a

controversial diamond to avoid controversy. joining me now , the controversy. joining me now, the daily mail's robert hardman, author of the book queen of our times, which is out in paperback tomorrow . so, robert, look, it's tomorrow. so, robert, look, it's been an extraordinary seven months, hasn't it, when we think it was so soon that the country came together on a grand scale to celebrate the life of queen elizabeth ii and are you sensing that there's public excitement because there's been a few whispers that maybe we're a little bit concerned that the route is shorter , the public route is shorter, the public isn't as exhilarated as maybe buckingham palace hoped they would be at this point. well, i think part of the— : well, i think part of the problem is inor— think part of the problem is no inor— think part of the problem is that that everybody sees this soronoiion— that that everybody sees this coronation through the prism of the coronation through the prism of we rosi— coronation through the prism of we iosi one— coronation through the prism of the last one. and— coronation through the prism of the last one. and it's quite inieresiing— the last one. and it's quite interesting looking at the pinning— interesting looking at the pionning ior— interesting looking at the planning for the last one. they oii— planning for the last one. they were all looking— planning for the last one. they were all looking back at 1937 wnen— were all looking back at 1937 wnen seorge— were all looking back at 1937 when george the— were all looking back at 1937 when george the sixth was crowned. it's— when george the sixth was crowned. it's what people do. they— crowned. it's what people do. they tyn— crowned. it's what people do. iney goi weiii— crowned. it's what people do. they go, well, what happened rosi— they go, well, what happened iosi iine— they go, well, what happened last time and— they go, well, what happened last time and last time, it's

sonpieieiy— last time and last time, it's sonpieieiy-i- last time and last time, it's completely - i we completely different. i mean, we| were—were coming were on rations. we were coming out were on rations. we were coming ouilposi—wor— were on rations. we were coming out post—war austerity. out of post—war austerity. there woslson— out of post—war austerity. there was.sort.sense_ out of post—war austerity. there waslsortlsense of- out of post—war austerity. there was sort sense of absolute was a sort of sense of absolute noiionoi— was a sort of sense of absolute national rejuvenation . and we national rejuvenation. and we noo— national rejuvenation. and we not o— national rejuvenation. and we not o zi— national rejuvenation. and we not o 27 yeor— national rejuvenation. and we had a 27 year old— national rejuvenation. and we had a 27 year old queen coming to had a 27 year old queen coming io ine— had a 27 year old queen coming io ine inrone. — had a 27 year old queen coming to the throne. so— had a 27 year old queen coming to the throne. so it— had a 27 year old queen coming to the throne. so it was just a very— to the throne. so it was just a very ii— to the throne. so it was just a very ii os— to the throne. so it was just a very in o— to the throne. so it was just a very it was a completely oiiiereni— very it was a completely different times, a bit tougher iines— different times, a bit tougher iines oe— different times, a bit tougher times are just— different times, a bit tougher times are just different. i mean, you know, you've got to be in your— mean, you know, you've got to be in your so— mean, you know, you've got to be in your 80 seconds— mean, you know, you've got to be in your 80 seconds to remember the in your 80 seconds to remember we rosi— in your 80 seconds to remember the last coronation— in your 80 seconds to remember the last coronation and i think osiuoiiy— the last coronation and i think osiuoiiy ii— the last coronation and i think actually it follows great actually it follows in the great irooiiions— actually it follows in the great traditions-all— actually it follows in the great traditions all royal events traditions of all royal events i-ve—now- traditions of all royal events iven—o ior| traditions of all royal events. i've _ now for 25, i've been covering now for 25, 30 i've been covering now for 25, so yeors— i've been covering now for 25, 30 years, nearly,— i've been covering now for 25, 30 years, nearly, is that 30 years, nearly, which is that in-run— 30 years, nearly, which is that in-run up— 30 years, nearly, which is that in-run up io— 30 years, nearly, which is that in-run up to-big- in the run up to every big evenn— in the run up to every big event inor— in the run up to every big event, that always the oh, no event, that is always the oh, no one cares, no one— event, that is always the oh, no one cares, no one cares. it's oii— one cares, no one cares. it's oii-io— one cares, no one cares. it's oii-io go— one cares, no one cares. it's oii-io go iron- one cares, no one cares. it's all-to go flat. i- one cares, no one cares. it's all to go flat. i remember all going to go flat. i remember in all going to go flat. i remember iii-up— all going to go flat. i remember in-up io— all going to go flat. i remember in-up io ine— all going to go flat. i remember in up to the queen's in the run up to the queen's soioen— in the run up to the queen's golden jubilee— in the run up to the queen's- golden jubilee-remember golden jubilee in 2002, remember a golden jubilee in 2002, remember overy— golden jubilee in 2002, remember o very pronineni— golden jubilee in 2002, remember a very prominent story in the iines— a very prominent story in the times newspaper— a very prominent story in the times newspaper saying no one's inieresieo— times newspaper saying no one's inieresieo i— times newspaper saying no one's inieresieo i no— times newspaper saying no one's interested , no street parties interested, no street parties nove— interested, no street parties nove ireen— interested, no street parties have been booked and it's all going— have been booked and it's all going io— have been booked and it's all going io ire— have been booked and it's all going io is o— have been booked and it's all going to be a bit— have been booked and it's all going to be a bit flat. and we nove— going to be a bit flat. and we nove ine— going to be a bit flat. and we have the same— going to be a bit flat. and we have the same in— going to be a bit flat. and we have the same in the run up to ine— have the same in the run up to we irionono— have the same in the run up to the diamond jubilee. we mean the in ine— the diamond jubilee. we mean the same in the run— the diamond jubilee. we mean the same in the run-to— the diamond jubilee. we mean the same in the run to the same in the run up to the pioiinun — same in the run up to the platinum jubilee. '“r: same in the run up to the platinum jubilee. “r: platinum jubilee. and even, by the platinum jubilee. and even, by ins-in— platinum jubilee. and even, by the in the up to the the way, in the run up to the queen mother's funeral and prince philip's funeral and the british everyone british public proved everyone wrong. well, you had wrong. well, you also you had

inis— wrong. well, you also you had ins-oni— wrong. well, you also you had this-and what— wrong. well, you also you had this-and what ever- g well, you also you had this and what ever the big this this and what ever the big royoi— this this and what ever the big royoi-isi— this this and what ever the big royal-is, there- this this and what ever the big royal-is, there are- this this and what ever the big royal is, there are always royal event is, there are always the royal event is, there are always we giiisnes— royal event is, there are always we giiisnes-i- royal event is, there are always the glitches i mean, the glitches as well. i mean, i very— the glitches as well. i mean, i very weir— the glitches as well. i mean, i very well remember when the now king— very well remember when the now king-norrying— very well remember when the now king-norrying ine— very well remember when the now king marrying the then king was marrying the then soniiio—inl king was marrying the then. camilla—in 2005 king was marrying the then- camilla_in 2005 at camilla parker bowles in 2005 at wnisn— camilla parker bowles in 2005 at winosor. ano— camilla parker bowles in 2005 at windsor. and in— camilla parker bowles in 2005 at windsor. and in the— camilla parker bowles in 2005 at windsor. and in the run up to inor— windsor. and in the run up to nor onene— windsor. and in the run up to that there was— windsor. and in the run up to that there was a— windsor. and in the run up to that there was a problem with the that there was a problem with we iisensing— that there was a problem with the licencing arrangements, wnisn— the licencing arrangements, wnisn-noo- the licencing arrangements, which-had to- the licencing arrangements, which had to be which meant it had to be transferred— which meant it had to be transferred to— which meant it had to be transferred to windsor town noii. — transferred to windsor town noii. _os- transferred to windsor towni noii. _oslwos hall. and then just as it was all hall. and then just as it was oii-io— hall. and then just as it was oii-io noppen- hall. and then just as it was all to happen, the pope all about to happen, the pope sieo— all about to happen, the pope oieo oni— all about to happen, the pope diet on ii— all about to happen, the pope died and it all— all about to happen, the pope died and it all had to be oeioyeo— died and it all had to be delayed and— died and it all had to be delayed and everyone went, oh, no, delayed and everyone went, oh, noinoil— delayed and everyone went, oh, noilnoi-is— delayed and everyone went, oh, noilnoi-is oii— delayed and everyone went, oh, no,.no,-is all whoa,- no, oh no, this is all whoa, iis— no, oh no, this is all whoa, ii-s oii— no, oh no, this is all whoa, is or its— no, oh no, this is all whoa, it's all it's all— no, oh no, this is all whoa, it's all it's all disaster. we noo— it's all it's all disaster. we not-in- it's all it's all disaster. we noo-in ine- it's all it's all disaster. we had-in the run. it's all it's all disaster. wei had-in the run up it's all it's all disaster. we- had-in the run up to had the same in the run up to ine— had the same in the run up to we weooing— had the same in the run up to the wedding of— had the same in the run up to the wedding of william and kate. inere— the wedding of william and kate. inere-o— the wedding of william and kate. inere-o nuge— the wedding of william and kate. there-a huge row— the wedding of william and kate. there a huge row about, oh, there was a huge row about, oh, my there was a huge row about, oh, ny—iorgoiien- there was a huge row about, oh, ny—iorgoiien io- my god, they've forgotten to inviie— my god, they've forgotten to invite-blair— my god, they've forgotten to invite-blair and- my god, they've forgotten to invite blair and gordon invite tony blair and gordon brown— invite tony blair and gordon nrownline— invite tony blair and gordon brown .the _to - brown in the run up to oirviousin— brown in the run up to obviously, harry brown in the run up to- obviously, harry-meghan's obviously, harry and meghan's wetting.— obviously, harry and meghan's wetting—ner- wedding. there was the her iorner—up.- wedding. there was the her iorner—up. sol wedding. there was the her. father_ up. so you father not turning up. so you get— father not turning up. so you gei inese— father not turning up. so you get these events— father not turning up. so you get these events that come up in the get these events that come up in we ur— get these events that come up in we up— get these events that come up in we up io— get these events that come up in the run up to these— get these events that come up in the run up to these big things one— the run up to these big things on eveoryne— the run up to these big things and everyone says, oh, these are ieniirie. — and everyone says, oh, these are ieniirie. ano— and everyone says, oh, these are terrible. and then— and everyone says, oh, these are terrible. and then the day noppens— terrible. and then the day noppens-every- terrible. and then the day- happens-every-time happens and every single time the happens and every single time we even— happens and every single time the event-sails— happens and every single time the event-sails on- happens and every single time the event sails on because the event just sails on because it's the event just sails on because its so— the event just sails on because its so nusn— the event just sails on because it's so much bigger than the nine— it's so much bigger than the little stories— it's so much bigger than the little stories that came before it . little stories that came before ii .lyeoni— little stories that came before ii .lyeoni-i- little stories that came before it ..yeah,-i mean,- little stories that came before it . yeah, i mean, there it. so yeah, sure. i mean, there nigni— it. so yeah, sure. i mean, there nigni ire— it. so yeah, sure. i mean, there nigni is o— it. so yeah, sure. i mean, there might be a handful of republicans- might be a handful of republicans she shouting, some are republicans she shouting, some oiong— republicans she shouting, some oiong ine— republicans she shouting, some are along the route. they'll be

are along the route. they'll be o-oi— are along the route. they'll be o-oi oiroui— are along the route. they'll be a-of about 0.1%- are along the route. they'll be a of about 0.1% and a minority of about 0.1% and iney-ii— a minority of about 0.1% and iney-ii ire— a minority of about 0.1% and they'll be shouted down by the nonorsiisis— they'll be shouted down by the monarchists. yes,— they'll be shouted down by the monarchists. yes, i— they'll be shouted down by the monarchists. yes, i suspect propoiriy— monarchists. yes, i suspect probably dragged away by the monarchists— probably dragged away by the monarchists in— probably dragged away by the monarchists in the crowd. iney-ve— monarchists in the crowd. iney-ve soio— monarchists in the crowd. they've said they're going to be winging— they've said they're going to be irringing oiong— they've said they're going to be bringing along megaphones. well iney-re—irringi they're going to need to bring oiong— they're going to need to bring. oiong—know they're going to need to bring- oiong—know ii along megaphones but you know i, you-ins— along megaphones but you know i, you-inis-oi— along megaphones but you know i, you-this-of thing,- you know, this sort of thing, its— you know, this sort of thing, ii-s-sosieiy. - you know, this sort of thing, it's-society. it's- it's a free society. it's a oenosrosy. — it's a free society. it's a democracy. this is what happens. yes democracy. this is what happens. kes oi— democracy. this is what happens. kes oi sourse— democracy. this is what happens. yes of course. it's— democracy. this is what happens. yes of course. it's a— democracy. this is what happens. yes of course. it's a smaller servise— yes of course. it's a smaller servise .— yes of course. it's a smaller servise . ii-s— yes of course. it's a smaller servise . is o— yes of course. it's a smaller service . it's a smaller service service. it's a smaller service in ine— service. it's a smaller service in the - because - service. it's a smaller service in the because you can't in the abbey because you can't put in the abbey because you can't pui—ine- in the abbey because you can't pui—ine oirireyi put 8000 people in the abbey iike— put 8000 people in the abbey iike-souio— put 8000 people in the abbey like-could in— put 8000 people in the abbey like could in 1953, because like you could in 1953, because irosk— like you could in 1953, because irosk inen— like you could in 1953, because back then-could- like you could in 1953, because back then could do what you back then you could do what you iike— back then you could do what you iike. ano— back then you could do what you iike. ant-tun— back then you could do what you like. and .just built- like. and they just built essentially— like. and they just built essentially football stadium essentially a football stadium insioe— essentially a football stadium inside _cathedral. i essentially a football stadium inside cathedral. and inside a normal cathedral. and iney-ve— inside a normal cathedral. and iney-ve tusi— inside a normal cathedral. and they've just racked it up to the roiiers— they've just racked it up to the roiiers wiin— they've just racked it up to the rafters with seating. you can't do inor— rafters with seating. you can't to nor now— rafters with seating. you can't do that now. be— rafters with seating. you can't do that now. be illegal. i mean, the do that now. be illegal. i mean, we iire— do that now. be illegal. i mean, the fire regulations— do that now. be illegal. i mean, the fire regulations wouldn't oiiow— the fire regulations wouldn't oiiow ii.— the fire regulations wouldn't allow it. but— the fire regulations wouldn't allow it. but aside from all inoii— allow it. but aside from all inoii you— allow it. but aside from all that, you know,— allow it. but aside from all that, you know, we are not iiving— that, you know, we are not iiving in— that, you know, we are not living in that— that, you know, we are not living in that era. i mean, in inor— living in that era. i mean, in no in— living in that era. i mean, in no in inor— living in that era. i mean, in that in that era,— living in that era. i mean, in that in that era, you had nearly a that in that era, you had nearly oinousono— that in that era, you had nearly a thousand hereditary peers in the a thousand hereditary peers in we iresi— a thousand hereditary peers in the best seats— a thousand hereditary peers in the best seats to _ a thousand hereditary peers in the best seats to pay homage . the best seats to pay homage. inoi-s— the best seats to pay homage. inoi-s noi— the best seats to pay homage. that's not going— the best seats to pay homage. that's not going to happen this iine. — that's not going to happen this iine. now— that's not going to happen this time. how significant is the ion— time. how significant is the iosi inor— time. how significant is the fact that the _ time. how significant is the fact that the king clearly wants his fact that the king clearly wants nis wiie— fact that the king clearly wants nis wiie i— fact that the king clearly wants his wife , camilla,— fact that the king clearly wants his wife , camilla, to have his wife, camilla, to have a senior— his wife, camilla, to have a central role _ his wife, camilla, to have a central role in— his wife, camilla, to have a central role in this coronation,

soneining— central role in this coronation, something that— central role in this coronation, something that for a long time wouion-i— something that for a long time wouldn't have— something that for a long time wouldn't have felt possible? oiviousiy— wouldn't have felt possible? oiviousiy .— wouldn't have felt possible? obviously , camilla- wouldn't have felt possible? obviously , camilla has- wouldn't have felt possible? obviously, camilla has really turned things around , very turned things around, very significant that her closest friends, her equivalent of her lady in waiting, was clearly given the nod to speak out to the sunday times. given the nod to speak out to the sunday times . there was the sunday times. there was thinly veiled criticism of harry and meghan , but they also spoke and meghan, but they also spoke about camilla, the woman. do you think it's right for charles to make camilla such a part of his coronation story? she's she's she's coronation story? she's she's sne-s ine— coronation story? she's she's she's the queen. _ coronation story? she's she's she's the queen. and- rzzr“ scrzr37’ she's she's she's the queen. and we think r:3“ 3337 she's she's she's the queen. and we think we inink— she's the queen. and we think we inink we— she's the queen. and we think we think we should— she's the queen. and we think we think we should call her that, not think we should call her that, noi ine— think we should call her that, not the queen _ think we should call her that, not the queen in— think we should call her that, not the queen in in due course, sne-ii— not the queen in in due course, sne-ii ire— not the queen in in due course, she'll be called— not the queen in in due course, she'll be called .— not the queen in in due course, she'll be called . she, she she she'll be called. she, she she can no , she can— she'll be called. she, she she can no , she can be called the can no, she can be called the oueen— can no, she can be called the oueen sne— can no, she can be called the queen. she called— can no, she can be called the queen. she called queen camilla. i queen. she called queen camilla. i neon— queen. she called queen camilla. i oi— queen. she called queen camilla. i mean, one of the— queen. she called queen camilla. i mean, one of the reasons that i mean, one of the reasons that i inink— i mean, one of the reasons that i inink inor— i mean, one of the reasons that i think that to— i mean, one of the reasons that i think that to begin with, were— i think that to begin with, inere os— i think that to begin with, there was a— i think that to begin with, there was a particularly an oiiisioi— there was a particularly an official sort— there was a particularly an official sort of— there was a particularly an official sort of documents and siuii. — official sort of documents and siuii. iney— official sort of documents and stuff. they refer— official sort of documents and stuff. they refer to her as the oueen— stuff. they refer to her as the queen consort— stuff. they refer to her as the queen consort is— stuff. they refer to her as the queen consort is just to avoid inor— queen consort is just to avoid that confusion— queen consort is just to avoid that confusion with the late oueen — that confusion with the late oueen we— that confusion with the late queen. we have— that confusion with the late queen. we have the same i mean,

oggrni— queen. we have the same i mean, ogoini ii— queen. we have the same i mean, ogoini ii you— queen. we have the same i mean, ogoini ii you iook— queen. we have the same i mean, again, if you look back at 1952, wnen— again, if you look back at 1952, wnen seorge— again, if you look back at 1952, when george six— again, if you look back at 1952, when george six died, all of a sudden— when george six died, all of a sudden you— when george six died, all of a sudden you had— when george six died, all of a sudden you had two queen iiizoireins— sudden you had two queen elizabeths because you had one on ine— elizabeths because you had one on we inronei— elizabeths because you had one on the throne, queen regnant and you noo— on the throne, queen regnant and you not ine— on the throne, queen regnant and you had the wife— on the throne, queen regnant and you had the wife of— on the throne, queen regnant and you had the wife of the late king— you had the wife of the late kingi wnisn— you had the wife of the late king, which .that- you had the wife of the late king, which that point she king, which at that point she nooe— king, which at that point she was made queen— king, which at that point she was made queen mother. and she soio— was made queen mother. and she soio sne— was made queen mother. and she said she didn't— was made queen mother. and she said she didn't like— was made queen mother. and she said she didn't like that. all rigni.— said she didn't like that. all rigni. in— said she didn't like that. all right. i'm struggling with it. and you understand and do you understand this? because and because i understand. and officially we queen officially we can say queen camilla. i refer to the camilla. but when i refer to the queen at the moment, of course, i'm talking about the late queen. is going to take queen. and that is going to take some getting used to everything. everything takes time to adjust, some getting used to everything. eveiit'sing takes time to adjust, some getting used to everything. eveiit's absolutely me to adjust, some getting used to everything. eveiit's absolutely as to adjust, some getting used to everything. eveiit's absolutely as nightjust, but it's absolutely as night ioiiows— but it's absolutely as night ioiiows ooy— but it's absolutely as night follows day-a- but it's absolutely as night follows day a king becomes follows day when a king becomes king— follows day when a king becomes king oni— follows day when a king becomes king org in— follows day when a king becomes king and his wife— follows day when a king becomes king and his wife becomes queen. but king and his wife becomes queen. nui sne-s— king and his wife becomes queen. nui sne-s iine. — king and his wife becomes queen. but she's fine. why— king and his wife becomes queen. but she's fine. why should she? why— but she's fine. why should she? wny snouio— but she's fine. why should she? wny snouio we— but she's fine. why should she? why should we be? why should we ieoring— why should we be? why should we ieoring up— why should we be? why should we ieoring up o— why should we be? why should we tearing up a thousand years of esioiriisneo— established precedent and nisiory— established precedent and nisiory e— established precedent and history ? every— established precedent and history ? every wife of every history? every wife of every king— history? every wife of every king nos— history? every wife of every king has been— history? every wife of every king has been queen. she king has been queen. and she snouio—sne-s- should be because she's iriiiioni— should be because she's brilliant. _ should be because she's brilliant . you?“ g brilliant. well, i guess the only counter argument and i'm on the fence on this one, i'm going to be honest with that to be honest with you, is that we were we were promised we were told we were promised it, that she was not even going to consort. she was to be queen consort. she was going to be princess consort. then we were told assured

then we were told and assured she's to be she's only only going to be queen consort. but look, i understand and i do understand. i it's going to take i just think it's going to take a bit of getting used to. i think i mean, everything after 70 think i mean, everything after ier-ine— think i mean, everything after 70-the longest- think i mean, everything after 70 the longest reign in 70 years of the longest reign in nisioryi— 70 years of the longest reign in nisioryi ine— 70 years of the longest reign in history, the longest serving, iongesi— history, the longest serving, longest reigning monarch in nisioryi— longest reigning monarch in history,-things. longest reigning monarch in history, things are history, of course, things are going— history, of course, things are going io— history, of course, things are going io ioke— history, of course, things are going to take time. i mean, it ii— going to take time. i mean, it ii ieii— going to take time. i mean, it was it felt very— going to take time. i mean, it was it felt very odd the first iew— was it felt very odd the first iew iines— was it felt very odd the first few times we— was it felt very odd the first few times we all- was it felt very odd the first few times we all sang save few times we all sang god save the few times we all sang god save one-inougni— few times we all sang god save the _thought one- few times we all sang god save the-thought one of- few times we all sang god save the thought one of the the king. i thought one of the a reoi— the king. i thought one of the a reoi running— the king. i thought one of the a real turning point— the king. i thought one of the a real turning point actually was on snrisinos— real turning point actually was on christmas day,— real turning point actually was on christmas day, 3:00 pm, and it-up_ on christmas day, 3:00 pm, and ii-up inor— on christmas day, 3:00 pm, and ii-up inoi sirop- on christmas day, 3:00 pm, and it up that strap line it just came up that strap line h.mr_ it just came up that strap line niii ine— it just came up that strap line now we king— it just came up that strap line h.m, the king, thought it's h.m, the king, he thought it's snrisinos— h.m, the king, he thought it's christmas-every- h.m, the king, he thought it's christmas every christmas christmas day every christmas ive— christmas day every christmas rye—.— christmas day every christmas i-ve—. ves— christmas day every christmas i-ve—. yes its- christmas day every christmas i've_. yes, it's been| i've been alive. yes, it's been in — i've been alive. yes, it's been in so— i've been alive. yes, it's been in so oi— i've been alive. yes, it's been her. so of course— i've been alive. yes, it's been her. so of course it's going to ioke— her. so of course it's going to ioke-nuii— her. so of course it's going to ioke-nuii you- her. so of course it's going to take but, you know, you take time. but, you know, you iook— take time. but, you know, you iook oi— take time. but, you know, you iook oi now— take time. but, you know, you look at how how— take time. but, you know, you look at how how queen camilla oueen— look at how how queen camilla queen consort— look at how how queen camilla queen consort ,_ look at how how queen camilla queen consort , whatever you want queen consort, whatever you want to queen consort, whatever you want io soii— queen consort, whatever you want io soii ner— queen consort, whatever you want io soii new you— queen consort, whatever you want to call her, you know— queen consort, whatever you want to call her, you know , she's to call her, you know, she's oirsoiuieiy— to call her, you know, she's absolutely central to all this. sne-s— absolutely central to all this. sne-s sne-s— absolutely central to all this. she's she's she's— absolutely central to all this. she's she's she's she's she's susn— she's she's she's she's she's susn o— she's she's she's she's she's susn o key— she's she's she's she's she's susn o key pon— she's she's she's she's she's such a key part of it. finally we ioik— such a key part of it. finally we ioik oi— such a key part of it. finally we talk of historic reparations to we talk of historic reparations io o— we talk of historic reparations io o kyiv— we talk of historic reparations io o kyiv wiin— we talk of historic reparations to a kyiv with no— we talk of historic reparations to a kyiv with no ham , but broad to a kyiv with no ham, but broad ireons— to a kyiv with no ham, but broad ireons is— to a kyiv with no ham, but broad ireons is king— to a kyiv with no ham, but broad beans is king charles woke ? king

beans is king charles woke? king snories— beans is king charles woke? king snories nos— beans is king charles woke? king charles has got— beans is king charles woke? king charles has got to— beans is king charles woke? king charles has got to be all things to charles has got to be all things io oii— charles has got to be all things io oii peopie— charles has got to be all things to all people, which is what all monarchs have— to all people, which is what all monarchs have to— to all people, which is what all monarchs have to be. you know, peopie— monarchs have to be. you know, peopie oe— monarchs have to be. you know, some people are going to say ne-s— some people are going to say ne-s woke— some people are going to say he's woke-will- some people are going to say he's woke will say he's a he's woke some will say he's a son— he's woke some will say he's a son oi— he's woke some will say he's a sort of throwback— he's woke some will say he's a sort of throwback to a bygone ero-iisien— sort of throwback to a bygone era. _listen to - sort of throwback to a bygone era.-listen to the- era. if you listen to the republicans,- era. if you listen to the republicans, they it's all republicans, they say it's all . ii— republicans, they say it's all . ii you— republicans, they say it's all over . if you yeah, i republicans, they say it's all over. if you yeah, i mean, over. if you say, yeah, i mean, peopie— over. if you say, yeah, i mean, peopie soy— over. if you say, yeah, i mean, peopie soyi wny— over. if you say, yeah, i mean, people say, why are why are you eoiing—nove- people say, why are why are youi eoiing—nove-goi eating quiche? why have you got some-vegetarian- eating quiche? why have you got some vegetarian royal some sort of vegetarian royal oisn— some sort of vegetarian royal oisn wiin— some sort of vegetarian royal dish with beans? \r3 some sort of vegetarian royal- dish with-beans? no, thank dish with broad beans? no, thank you.— dish with broad beans? no, thank you-rink— dish with broad beans? no, thank you. thank but the fact you. no, thank you. but the fact is this i think this just is this this i think this just goes heart of what our goes to the heart of what our monarchy is. it, you know, it represenis— monarchy is. it, you know, it represents all— monarchy is. it, you know, it represents all things- ”ray it, you know, it represents all things all represents all things to all peopie.— represents all things to all peopie. kno— represents all things to all people. and like to have people. and they like to have a son— people. and they like to have a son oi— people. and they like to have a son oi ow— people. and they like to have a sort of row about— people. and they like to have a sort of row about it. but uiiinoiein— sort of row about it. but ultimately, know, you ultimately, you know, if you iook— ultimately, you know, if you iookline— ultimately, you know, if you look-the central- ultimately, you know, if you look the central stats, what look at the central stats, what is-sysien— look at the central stats, what is-system most- look at the central stats, what is system most people are is the system most people are happy— is the system most people are noppy winne— is the system most people are happy with? mean , it's way out happy with? i mean, it's way out in-ii-s— happy with? i mean, it's way out in-ii-s ior— happy with? i mean, it's way out in-it's far more— happy with? i mean, it's way out in it's far more popular in front. it's far more popular inon— in front. it's far more popular inon onyining— in front. it's far more popular than anything else. and you know wnon— than anything else. and you know wnoie — than anything else. and you know wnoie i— than anything else. and you know wnoie i-wiin— than anything else. and you know what? i-with you. - than anything else. and you know what? i-with you. we're. what? i agree with you. we're going to turn up that weekend, i think. it's had a slow think. yes. it's had a slow start in terms the hype, but start in terms of the hype, but we will be there our droves. we will be there in our droves. there's to be coronation there's going to be coronation fever. think it's just going fever. i think it's just going to little bit later than to come a little bit later than maybe yeah, maybe what people thought. yeah, yeah. daily mail's yeah. the daily mail's robert hardman, of course, author of

the queen of our times, out the book queen of our times, out in paperback but in paperback tomorrow. but coming in uncancelled as the coming up in uncancelled as the bbc's wild life, wokeist chris packham tries to whip up the extinction rebellion mob ahead of their deranged demo this weekend . should he face the sack weekend. should he face the sack for breaking the beeb's beleaguered impartiality rules for comedy stalwart former bbc man davidson joins me soon. man jim davidson joins me soon. but first, in the media buzz with woke welcome signs in dover due to be replaced with warnings that illegal arrivals have broken the law. our tory rebels right when they tell rishi sunak, we must ignore the echr to halt the migrant crisis. my superstar panel thrashed that one out. plus, we're going to have more tomorrow's have more of tomorrow's newspaper straight newspaper front pages straight after

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the uk faces a 5% interest rates oiier ioiiing— the uk faces a 5% interest rates after failing to— the uk faces a 5% interest rates after failing to tame inflation, wnisn— after failing to tame inflation, which remains— after failing to tame inflation, which remains stubborn at 10.1. in which remains stubborn at 10.1. in o— which remains stubborn at10.1. in o iriow— which remains stubborn at10.1. in o iriow io— which remains stubborn at 10.1. in a blow to millions of brits, inis— in a blow to millions of brits, inis is— in a blow to millions of brits, inis is very— in a blow to millions of brits, this is very bad— in a blow to millions of brits, this is very bad news for rishi sunok— this is very bad news for rishi sunok oni— this is very bad news for rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, by the way— sunak and jeremy hunt, by the wow os— sunak and jeremy hunt, by the wow os weiii— sunak and jeremy hunt, by the way, as well, who _ sunak and jeremy hunt, by the way, as well, who by this point noo— way, as well, who by this point not preoisieo— way, as well, who by this point had predicted that inflation wouio— had predicted that inflation wouio ire— had predicted that inflation wouio is in— had predicted that inflation would be in the single digits. iney-ve— would be in the single digits. iney-vei oi— would be in the single digits. they've, of course, to they've, of course, promised to none— they've, of course, promised to none-ine— they've, of course, promised to halve-the end— they've, of course, promised to halve-the end of- they've, of course, promised to halve the end of year. halve it by the end of the year. ine— halve it by the end of the year. its iroiiy— halve it by the end of the year. the daily telegraph leads on the reveioiion— the daily telegraph leads on the revelation-russian- the daily telegraph leads on the revelation russian spy revelation that russian spy snips— revelation that russian spy ships-threaten- revelation that russian spy ships threaten britain's ships may threaten britain's sriiisoi— ships may threaten britain's critical—after. critical infrastructure after oeioiis— critical infrastructure after details released by downing details were released by downing sneer— details were released by downing sneer snowing— details were released by downing street showing ghost street showing that covert ghost vessesi— street showing that covert ghost vessels were mapping wind farms and vessels were mapping wind farms on key— vessels were mapping wind farms and key communications cables off and key communications cables oii ine— and key communications cables oii ine wk-s— and key communications cables off the uk's coast.— and key communications cables off the uk's coast. according to the off the uk's coast. according to one popes— off the uk's coast. according to one poperi rins— off the uk's coast. according to the paper, mps are— off the uk's coast. according to the paper, mps are calling for an the paper, mps are calling for on eponsion— the paper, mps are calling for an expansion of— the paper, mps are calling for an expansion of the uk's armed ioses— an expansion of the uk's armed ioses io— an expansion of the uk's armed forces to deter— an expansion of the uk's armed forces to deter any— an expansion of the uk's armed forces to deter any possible soiroioge— forces to deter any possible soiroioge .— forces to deter any possible sabotage . farage my superstar sabotage. farage my superstar ponei— sabotage. farage my superstar ponei nosk— sabotage. farage my superstar panel back with— sabotage. farage my superstar panel back with me now, poiiiisoi— panel back with me now, political commentator dominic sonueisi— political commentator dominic sonueisi ine— political commentator dominic samuels, the businessman and osiivisi— samuels, the businessman and activist adam _ samuels, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the ionner— activist adam brooks, and the former labour— activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser iioiinew— former labour party adviser matthew lazor_ former labour party adviser matthew lazor .— former labour party adviser matthew lazor . and breaking matthew lazor. and breaking ionigni— matthew lazor. and breaking ionigni i— matthew lazor. and breaking tonight, rishi _ matthew lazor. and breaking tonight, rishi sunak will iougnen— tonight, rishi sunak will toughen his— tonight, rishi sunak will toughen his illegal migration bill toughen his illegal migration iriii io— toughen his illegal migration bill to avoid— toughen his illegal migration bill to avoid a— toughen his illegal migration bill to avoid a right wing tory reireiiion— bill to avoid a right wing tory rebellion that's— bill to avoid a right wing tory rebellion that's according to insioers. — rebellion that's according to insiders. the— rebellion that's according to insiders. the prime minister's iii— insiders. the prime minister's iriii is— insiders. the prime minister's iriii is sei— insiders. the prime minister's bill is set to— insiders. the prime minister's bill is set to return to the commons— bill is set to return to the commons next- bill is set to return to the commons next week and tory

reireis— commons next week and tory reireis nove— commons next week and tory rebels have urged sunak to noroen— rebels have urged sunak to noroen up— rebels have urged sunak to harden up powers to crack down on iiiegoi— harden up powers to crack down on illegal crossings. a group of backbenchers_ on illegal crossings. a group of backbenchers ,_ on illegal crossings. a group of backbenchers , including these backbenchers, including these are backbenchers, including these greoi— backbenchers, including these are great folk,— backbenchers, including these are great folk, aren't they, ironny— are great folk, aren't they, ironny krugeri— are great folk, aren't they, danny kruger, sir john are great folk, aren't they, danny kruger, sirjohn hayes, iiirion — danny kruger, sirjohn hayes, miriam cates_ danny kruger, sirjohn hayes, miriam cates and jonathan suites.— miriam cates and jonathan gullies. they— miriam cates and jonathan gullies. they had a showdown wiin— gullies. they had a showdown wiin sunok— gullies. they had a showdown with sunak over— gullies. they had a showdown with sunak over breakfast at irowning— with sunak over breakfast at downing street— with sunak over breakfast at downing street yesterday oenonoing— downing street yesterday demanding that ministers were given— demanding that ministers were given-power— demanding that ministers were given power ignore their given the power to ignore their iuropeon— given the power to ignore their european convention on human rignis— european convention on human rights-preventing- rights rulings, preventing iiignis— rights rulings, preventing iiignis-oii- rights rulings, preventing flights-off to- rights rulings, preventing flights off to rwanda. flights taking off to rwanda. ano— flights taking off to rwanda. ano inoi-s— flights taking off to rwanda. and that's something i've been soiiing— and that's something i've been soiiing ior— and that's something i've been calling for months . so, adam, calling for months. so, adam, iook— calling for months. so, adam, iook i— calling for months. so, adam, iook i ine— calling for months. so, adam, look , the problem is he sunak look, the problem is he sunak snouion-i— look, the problem is he sunak snouion-i ire— look, the problem is he sunak shouldn't be doing this to oppeoi— shouldn't be doing this to oppeoi io— shouldn't be doing this to oppeoi io o— shouldn't be doing this to appeal to a particular base in ine— appeal to a particular base in the conservative— appeal to a particular base in the conservative party. he snouio— the conservative party. he snouio ire— the conservative party. he should be doing this because ne-s— should be doing this because ne-s proniseo— should be doing this because he's promised the nation he's going— he's promised the nation he's going io— he's promised the nation he's going io siop— he's promised the nation he's going to stop the— he's promised the nation he's going to stop the boats. this is the going to stop the boats. this is we oniy— going to stop the boats. this is one oniy woy— going to stop the boats. this is the only way for— going to stop the boats. this is the only way for him to even get siose— the only way for him to even get siose io— the only way for him to even get siose io siopping— the only way for him to even get close to stopping them. he snouio— close to stopping them. he snouio ire— close to stopping them. he should be doing this for public soieiy— should be doing this for public soieiy ogoini— should be doing this for public safety again, you— should be doing this for public safety again, you know, we've ignored— safety again, you know, we've ignoreo ine— safety again, you know, we've ignored the echr— safety again, you know, we've ignored the echr before on prisoner— ignored the echr before on prisoner voting. i433 explain. prisoner voting. yes. explain. ikpioin— prisoner voting. yes. explain. ikpioin inoii— prisoner voting. i433 explain. explain that, because that's a very— explain that, because that's a very inpononi— explain that, because that's a very important point. basically the very important point. basically ine isnk— very important point. basically ine isnk iney— very important point. basically the echr they wanted that the pnsoners— the echr they wanted that the prisoners should— the echr they wanted that the prisoners should all have the voie. — prisoners should all have the voie. ano— prisoners should all have the voie. and we— prisoners should all have the vote. and we just— prisoners should all have the vote. and we just said, off so

we— vote. and we just said, off so we oo— vote. and we just said, off so we oo in — vote. and we just said, off so we can do it. and- vote. and we just said, off so we can do it. ' “r: we can do it. and other countries ignore them on certain things as well. we can do this. so we need to toughen our borders. we need to stop what is a national emergency. i can't stress enough that we have got tens of thousands of unknown undocumented men in this country. we cannot we cannot allow this to keep happening. and if it does, we've got a serious problem. and i think communities are going to start erupting. you know, when the hot weather comes in the summer, you know, mothers, fathers, they're going protesting going to be out protesting because worried about because they are worried about their we can do their children. so we can do this. and he needs to do it for the right reason, not just because in his party are because some in his party are causing you know, we causing a stink. you know, we need a prime minister that needs to address national emergency, need a prime minister that needs to aiwhat; national emergency, need a prime minister that needs to aiwhat; ihaveial emergency, need a prime minister that needs to aiwhat; ihave gottmergency, need a prime minister that needs to aiwhat; ihave got and gency, need a prime minister that needs to aiwhat; ihave got and itncy, that what we have got and it needs to stop. yeah, i mean, ironinisi— needs to stop. yeah, i mean, dominic, look,— needs to stop. yeah, i mean, dominic, look, this- needs to stop. yeah, i mean, dominic, look, this is- : yeah, i mean, dominic, look, this is the age oio— dominic, look, this is the age oio orgunenii— dominic, look, this is the age old argument, isn't it? but the issue— old argument, isn't it? but the inor— old argument, isn't it? but the issue that you've— old argument, isn't it? but the issue that you've got with sunak issue that you've got with sunak is-fundamentally- is he is fundamentally a gioiroiisi— is he is fundamentally a globalist and— is he is fundamentally a globalist and so he doesn't want to globalist and so he doesn't want io upsei— globalist and so he doesn't want io upsei ine— globalist and so he doesn't want to upset the international sonnuniiy— to upset the international community. and he knows that ieoving— community. and he knows that ieoving ine— community. and he knows that leaving the echr— community. and he knows that leaving the echr would make the

uk leaving the echr would make the irk o— leaving the echr would make the irk o ponion— leaving the echr would make the uk a pariah state.— leaving the echr would make the uk a pariah state. now, i don't give— uk a pariah state. now, i don't give o.— uk a pariah state. now, i don't give o. vou— uk a pariah state. now, i don't give a. you know,— uk a pariah state. now, i don't give a. you know, australia has sioppeo— give a. you know, australia has sioppeo ine— give a. you know, australia has stopped the boats— give a. you know, australia has stopped the boats because they oion-i— stopped the boats because they oion-i nove— stopped the boats because they didn't have the— stopped the boats because they didn't have the echr hanging onen— didn't have the echr hanging over them. so— didn't have the echr hanging over them. so alan braverman ioes— over them. so alan braverman ooes noi— over them. so alan braverman ooes noi give— over them. so alan braverman does not give a.— over them. so alan braverman does not give a. but sunak kyiv oiroui— does not give a. but sunak kyiv cares about how— does not give a. but sunak kyiv cares about how he's thought on the cares about how he's thought on we gioiroi— cares about how he's thought on the global stage. _ cares about how he's thought on the global stage. yeah, he cares oiroui— the global stage. yeah, he cares oiroui nis— the global stage. yeah, he cares about his globalist mates. i inink— about his globalist mates. i inink in— about his globalist mates. i think in terms— about his globalist mates. i think in terms of sort of just poiiiisoi— think in terms of sort of just political nana— think in terms of sort of just political nana views and just poiiiisoi— political nana views and just political common sense, i think inor— political common sense, i think no i— political common sense, i think no ii you— political common sense, i think no ii you oe— political common sense, i think that if you are going to do soneining— that if you are going to do something as— that if you are going to do something as forthright as ignoring— something as forthright as ignoring echr— something as forthright as ignoring echr ruling as on iiiegoi— ignoring echr ruling as on illegal migration by sending iiiegoi— illegal migration by sending illegal migrants to rwanda , illegal migrants to rwanda, wnisn— illegal migrants to rwanda, wnisn ne-s— illegal migrants to rwanda, which he's committed to doing, onen— which he's committed to doing, inen ii— which he's committed to doing, inen ii ioes— which he's committed to doing, then it does need— which he's committed to doing, then it does need to be tempered wiin— then it does need to be tempered wiin sone— then it does need to be tempered with some form _ then it does need to be tempered with some form of— then it does need to be tempered with some form of compromise . with some form of compromise. kno— with some form of compromise. kno riots— with some form of compromise. kno inoi-s wny— with some form of compromise. kno inoi-s why i— with some form of compromise. and that's why i think- with some form of compromise. and that's why i think that- with some form of compromise. and that's why i think that the mps on the leftward side of the party, you know, you need left and right in the party in order to sort of balance things out. that's why i agree that the prime minister should commit to an annual target of refugees

that we accept via safe routes that we accept via safe routes that are genuine refugees , that are genuine refugees, because, you know, some of the people that are coming over from the channel us in recent years it's been albania . the people it's been albania. the people from albania most of the time, you know, there's no but the thing is, we've taken people from ukraine, for example. we've taken people from afghanistan.— we've taken people from afghanistan. we've recently ioken— taken tens of thousands from nong—ine- taken tens of thousands fromi hong_the issue taken tens of thousands from . hong_the issue is, hong kong as well. the issue is, is inor— hong kong as well. the issue is, is no ine— hong kong as well. the issue is, is that the folk— hong kong as well. the issue is, is that the folk-the- hong kong as well. the issue is, is that the folk the small is that the folk in the small iroois— is that the folk in the small boats already— is that the folk in the small boats already in— is that the folk in the small boats already in a safe country, iney— boats already in a safe country, iney oe— boats already in a safe country, they are already— boats already in a safe country, they are already france. they they are already in france. they are they are already in france. they ore—oi— they are already in france. they ore—oi ine- they are already in france. they ore—oi one-oil are actually not at the top of ine— are actually not at the top of we risi— are actually not at the top of the list .the _ are actually not at the top of the list the people that we the list of the people that we snouio — the list of the people that we snouio ire — the list of the people that we should be helping because iney-re— should be helping because iney-re in— should be helping because iney-re in o— should be helping because they're in a safe country. veon— they're in a safe country. woon-issue- they're in a safe country. yeah,-issue is,- they're in a safe country. yeah,-issue is, is. they're in a safe country. i yeah,-issue is, is that yeah, but the issue is, is that you just have to look at the way things are. way things are things are. the way things are is they're coming here is that they're coming here anyway and there's real way anyway and there's no real way to because is to stop them because nobody is stopping them. and with afghanistan, about hong afghanistan, i agree about hong kong and ukraine, but i did see some particular figures that showed about 10 showed that, you know, about 10 or applications were accepted or 12 applications were accepted for afghanistan afghanistan for the afghanistan afghanistan scheme. a result, we scheme. and as a result, we actually saw uptick of people actually saw an uptick of people from afghanistan over from afghanistan coming over from afghanistan coming over from channel. so from across the channel. so i think is potential for

think there is potential for a balance. that being said, yes, we do need to crack down and get tough on it, but we also need to be politically, although the vast majority of people are staying matthew staying anyway. i mean, matthew iozor— staying anyway. i mean, matthew iozorliooki— staying anyway. i mean, matthew lazorilook, even— staying anyway. i mean, matthew lazorilook, even-a - “g i mean, matthew lazor look, even a liberal lazor, look, even from a liberal poini— lazor, look, even from a liberal poini-view— lazor, look, even from a liberal poinilviewi o— lazor, look, even from a liberal point-view, a lefty- lazor, look, even from a liberal point view, a lefty point of point of view, a lefty point of viei— point of view, a lefty point of youre— point of view, a lefty point of view, you're not— point of view, a lefty point of view, you're not kicking up a sink— view, you're not kicking up a sink oiroui— view, you're not kicking up a stink about the— view, you're not kicking up a stink about the fact that pnsoners— stink about the fact that prisoners don't have the vote, inor— prisoners don't have the vote, no you— prisoners don't have the vote, no you know— prisoners don't have the vote, no you know i— prisoners don't have the vote, that you know , murderers aren't that you know, murderers aren't oiioweo— that you know, murderers aren't oiioweo io— that you know, murderers aren't allowed to pick— that you know, murderers aren't allowed to pick our next prime iiinisien— allowed to pick our next prime iiinisier. so— allowed to pick our next prime minister. so why— allowed to pick our next prime minister. so why the heck can't we ignore— minister. so why the heck can't we ignore ine— minister. so why the heck can't we ignore the echr on illegal nigronis— we ignore the echr on illegal migrants too? _ we ignore the echr on illegal migrants too? bikinis f migrants too? well, i actually made a documentary about the echr. it wasn't a ratings iriunpn.— echr. it wasn't a ratings iriunpn. i— echr. it wasn't a ratings triumph. i have- jcs ? it wasn't a ratings triumph. i have to c 3 it wasn't a ratings triumph. i have to tell you. i inogine— triumph. i have to tell you. i can imagine. and— triumph. i have to tell you. i can imagine. and i met the guy wno— can imagine. and i met the guy wno ine— can imagine. and i met the guy who the prisoner— can imagine. and i met the guy who the prisoner who wanted wonieo— who the prisoner who wanted wonieo io — who the prisoner who wanted wonieo io gei— who the prisoner who wanted wanted to get the vote. c 3 wanted to get the vote. the echr is o— wanted to get the vote. the echr is o ion— wanted to get the vote. the echr is a tory invention. it was invented. the guy who basically wrote the constitution was churchill's home secretary. in churchill's home secretary. in churchill government . i know. churchill's home secretary. in churchill government. i know. i get that . and so it would be get that. and so it would be shameful to leave. and it wouldn't. times have changed. it's wouldn't. times have changed. is o— wouldn't. times have changed. it's a distraction. _ wouldn't. times have changed. it's a distraction. we- : “ c times have changed. it's a distraction. �*vai�*rz; : it's a distraction. we need to siop— it's a distraction. we need to stop the boats and this

government needs to stop putting out smokescreens. given you have just out smokescreens. given you have tusi invokeo— out smokescreens. given you have just invoked winston— c ”iii; given you have just invoked winston churchill, iresouse— just invoked winston churchill, iresouse i— just invoked winston churchill, because i-this- just invoked winston churchill, because i-this is- just invoked winston churchill, because i this is what the because i know this is what the reii— because i know this is what the ken—iney— because i know this is what the ieii—iney-iil left always do. they throw it irosk— left always do. they throw it irosk in— left always do. they throw it irosk in our— left always do. they throw it back in our face.— left always do. they throw it back in our face. they say, oh, you— back in our face. they say, oh, your nero. — back in our face. they say, oh, your hero. churchill up your hero. churchill came up wiin— your hero. churchill came up with margaret— your hero. churchill came up with margaret thatcher. i'm sorry.— with margaret thatcher. i'm sorry—oo- with margaret thatcher. i'm sorry-_to youl sorry. you do, you do you genuine— sorry. you do, you do you genuine oniy— sorry. you do, you do you genuine only believe if churchill— genuine only believe if churchill minister churchill was our prime minister inor— churchill was our prime minister inoi—oiiowing- churchill was our prime minister that—allowing this. that he would be allowing this iiiegoi— that he would be allowing this iiiegoi-oi— that he would be allowing this illegal-of our- that he would be allowing this illegal of our country illegal invasion of our country via illegal invasion of our country vio ine— illegal invasion of our country via the southern— illegal invasion of our country via the southern border ? via the southern border? airsoiuieiy— via the southern border? absolutely not. no, i don't. nui— absolutely not. no, i don't. nus i— absolutely not. no, i don't. nus i uen-i— absolutely not. no, i don't. but i don't think— absolutely not. no, i don't. but i don't think the- absolutely not. no, i don't. but i don't think the echr is responsible for it. the people who are responsible for not stopping the small boats crisis is so—called superstar suella, who has failed. priti patel failed 98% of the illegal failed 98% of the of the illegal cases last year failed have not been processed because they have not failed because they haven't put system in place. put the system in place. germany do have a put the system in place. - germany do-have a proper germany do not have a proper oeieneni.— germany do not have a proper deterrent. _sent- germany do not have a proper- deterrent. _sent 48,000 deterrent. germany sent 48,000 people back to the previous safe countries you've mentioned. countries you've just mentioned. but at what happened. we but look at what happened. we nove— but look at what happened. we nove o— but look at what happened. we have a process— but look at what happened. we have a process to— but look at what happened. we have a process to the point is we nove— have a process to the point is we nove io— have a process to the point is we have to smash,— have a process to the point is we have to smash, which is sisgrose— we have to smash, which is disgrace. disagreeing we have to smash, which is disgrace. but disagreeing we have to smash, which is disgrace. but theiisagreeing we have to smash, which is disgrace. but the thingteing we have to smash, which is disgrace. but the thing isng we have to smash, which is disgrace. but the thing is a with that. but the thing is a oeieneni— with that. but the thing is a deterrent only— with that. but the thing is a deterrent only works it's deterrent only works if it's reoi.— deterrent only works if it's reoi. ano— deterrent only works if it's real. and we— deterrent only works if it's real. and we saw how the boats iiieroiiy— real. and we saw how the boats were literally stopped overnight in ausiroiio—

were literally stopped overnight in australia and— were literally stopped overnight in australia and the reason they sioppeo— in australia and the reason they were stopped overnight in ausiroiio— were stopped overnight in australia is— were stopped overnight in australia is because there was a song— australia is because there was a strong deterrent— australia is because there was a strong deterrent and that oeieneni— strong deterrent and that deterrent was _ strong deterrent and that deterrent was if you come over iiiegoiiy— deterrent was if you come over iiiegoiiy i— deterrent was if you come over iiiegoiiy i youre— deterrent was if you come over illegally , you're going to end illegally, you're going to end up in— illegally, you're going to end up in o— illegally, you're going to end up in a terrible— illegally, you're going to end up in a terrible detention seeker— up in a terrible detention seeker in— up in a terrible detention seeker in nauru and guess what? wiinin— seeker in nauru and guess what? wiinin o— seeker in nauru and guess what? wiinin o yeor— seeker in nauru and guess what? within a year the— seeker in nauru and guess what? within a year the boats were iiieroiiy— within a year the boats were literally stopped. so the point is oi— literally stopped. so the point is oi souse— literally stopped. so the point is of course we've— literally stopped. so the point is of course we've got to do ireiier— is of course we've got to do better-sandbag- is of course we've got to do better sandbag, but what we better on sandbag, but what we osiuoiiy— better on sandbag, but what we actually-genuine- actually need is a genuine oeieneni— actually need is a genuine deterrent where illegal immigrants— deterrent where illegal immigrants know that even if iney— immigrants know that even if iney-in— immigrants know that even if iney-in vio— immigrants know that even if iney-in vio o— immigrants know that even if they in via a small boat they land in via a small boat ine— they land in via a small boat across the channel, they are not sioying— across the channel, they are not sioying nere— across the channel, they are not staying here and— across the channel, they are not staying here and they are never going— staying here and they are never going io— staying here and they are never going io sone— staying here and they are never going to come back here by going to come back here and by the going to come back here and by we woyi— going to come back here and by we woyi iine — going to come back here and by the way, the humane thing the way, it's the humane thing to the way, it's the humane thing io-ine— the way, it's the humane thing to-the ultimate,- the way, it's the humane thing to the ultimate, because it to do. the ultimate, because it oiso— to do. the ultimate, because it also-turnaround- to do. the ultimate, because it also turnaround smugglers to do. the ultimate, because it also people,around smugglers to do. the ultimate, because it also people,around tpeoplezrs killing people, turning people orouno — killing people, turning people around. _need- killing people, turning people around. _need to- killing people, turning people. around. _need to-the around. we do need to stop the small boats and this government's failed to do it. and labour government will and a labour government will tackle boats crisis. tackle the small boats crisis. i labour government will i think a labour government will just i think a labour government will tun-our— i think a labour government will just-our borders-if. just throw our borders open if in — just throw our borders open if in sonpieieiy— just throw our borders open if i'm completely but look i'm completely honest. but look nowissues-i— i'm completely honest. but look now-tissues ready- now get your tissues ready iresouse— now get your tissues ready because this— now get your tissues ready because this next story is a reoi— because this next story is a reoi-terker— because this next story is a real jerker animal risings because this next story is a real of jerker animal risings because this next story is a real of the (er animal risings because this next story is a real of the unwashed risings because this next story is a real of the unwashed havejs because this next story is a real of the unwashed have paused army of the unwashed have paused ineir— army of the unwashed have paused ineir sonpoign— army of the unwashed have paused their campaign of— army of the unwashed have paused their campaign of eco terror to eeoise— their campaign of eco terror to release some pathetic poor me propogonsio— release some pathetic poor me propogonoo. iook— release some pathetic poor me propaganda. look at these tofu ssoiiing— propaganda. look at these tofu scoffing champagne socialists

iisning— scoffing champagne socialists iisning ior— scoffing champagne socialists fishing for sympathy because ineir— fishing for sympathy because ineir iiiegoi— fishing for sympathy because their illegal actions has had consequences— their illegal actions has had consequences . _ their illegal actions has had consequences . ”r“r:3:3 their illegal actions has had consequences . ”r“3:3 their illegal actions has had consequences . their illegal actions has had- consequences . there seemed to be consequences. there seemed to be a general lack of care across the entire police force. he just poleaxed me, flattened- r3“ ”r3 ec: �*r:3”rt.r3 he just poleaxed me, flattened me to r3“ ”r3 r3.r3 ”r33.r3 he just poleaxed me, flattened me to the grounoi— poleaxed me, flattened me to the group nir— poleaxed me, flattened me to the group nii ne— poleaxed me, flattened me to the ground, hit me on— poleaxed me, flattened me to the ground, hit me on this side, and inor— ground, hit me on this side, and that fractured— ground, hit me on this side, and that fractured my— ground, hit me on this side, and that fractured my collar bone. inere— that fractured my collar bone. inere ws— that fractured my collar bone. inere no — that fractured my collar bone. there was no warning- that fractured my collar bone. there was no warning given at all by the police officer. they didn't care. they didn't care what my condition was. i was grabbed from behind by a security guard their arm security guard who put their arm around neck and choked me around my neck and choked me unconscious. was screaming in unconscious. i was screaming in poin— unconscious. i was screaming in poin oni— unconscious. i was screaming in poin ono ieiiing— unconscious. i was screaming in pain and telling them- c. 33 i was screaming in pain and telling them that my nones— pain and telling them that my nonos wee— pain and telling them that my hands were glued together and to the hands were glued together and to one tunp. — hands were glued together and to one tunp. nui— hands were glued together and to the jump. but one— hands were glued together and to the jump. 33 the jump. but one officer was just encouraging the others to keep on pulling. i was tackled by a keep on pulling. i was tackled by o poiise— keep on pulling. i was tackled by a police officer— keep on pulling. i was tackled by a police officer and- 3“ “g i was tackled by a police officer and another inoiviouoi— by a police officer and another individual and— by a police officer and another individual and another police oiiiser— individual and another police oiiiser in— individual and another police officer in front— individual and another police officer in front of— individual and another police officer in front of the fence sirusk— officer in front of the fence struck-hands- officer in front of the fence struck-hands ,- officer in front of the fence struck hands , tried to struck my hands, tried to expioin— struck my hands, tried to explain several times that i was snoking. — explain several times that i was choking. finally,— explain several times that i was choking. finally, the- explain several times that i was choking. finally, the response was long as i could was that as long as i could talk, clearly i was okay . talk, then clearly i was okay. my talk, then clearly i was okay. my family saw a press photo of me surrounded— my family saw a press photo of me surrounded by— my family saw a press photo of me surrounded by more than six poiise— me surrounded by more than six police officers.— me surrounded by more than six police officers. shortly after i'd police officers. shortly after no regoineo— police officers. shortly after i'd regained consciousness . you i'd regained consciousness. you souio— i'd regained consciousness. you souio sieoriy— i'd regained consciousness. you could clearly tell— i'd regained consciousness. you could clearly tell from the pnoio— could clearly tell from the pnoio inor— could clearly tell from the pnoio no i— could clearly tell from the photo that i was in significant

poin— photo that i was in significant poin oni— photo that i was in significant pain and discomfort , and my pain and discomfort, and my ioniiy— pain and discomfort, and my ioniiy oion-i— pain and discomfort, and my family didn't hear from me. then for family didn't hear from me. then ior noe— family didn't hear from me. then ior inon— family didn't hear from me. then for more than 24— family didn't hear from me. then for more than 24 hours, whilst i kepi— for more than 24 hours, whilst i kepi iry— for more than 24 hours, whilst i kepi by one— for more than 24 hours, whilst i was kept by the police . has was kept by the police. has onyone— was kept by the police. has onyone goi— was kept by the police. has onyone goi o— was kept by the police. has anyone got a violin ? 33“ c anyone got a violin? i don't give— anyone got a violin? i don't give o.— anyone got a violin? i don't give a nois— anyone got a violin? i don't give a more .— anyone got a violin? i don't give a, mate . good on the police give a, mate. good on the police for finally getting tough on the eco terrorists. just what i demand at the top of the show. we need to see more of that. actually matthew lazar. adam brooks. dominic samuels, do stand because coming we stand by, because coming up, we pay stand by, because coming up, we pay tribute of britain's pay tribute to one of britain's last surviving d—day heroes. as i crown tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next, in uncanny sword, as the bbc's well known wildlife presenter chris packham asks his 600,000 twitter followers to join him at this weekend's divisive and deranged demo outside parliament is he making a mockery of the beeb's a fresh mockery of the beeb's impartiality comedy kingpin and former bbc jim davidson ? he former bbc jim davidson? he joins me live next. plus, he's also going to reveal who he wants to star in the new woke reboot of baywatch. you don't want to miss this. reboot of baywatch. you don't want to miss this . jim davidson

want to miss this. jim davidson live . in two minutes time want to miss this. jim davidson live. in two minutes time.

it's time for cancelled . and it's time for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and the british bashing corporation has faced a series of accusations of being the biased broadcasting corporation in recent times , with gary in recent times, with gary lineker's outspoken rants on illegal migration, dragging the beeb into botherjust weeks ago and the pattern seems to be repeating with wildlife presenter chris packham. the latest household name to throw impartiality impartiality out the window by brazenly urging his 600,000 twitter followers to join the great unwashed at the extinction rebellion's latest unhinged and damaging demonstration outside parliament this weekend. watch it's the big one. yes this weekend. watch it's the big yes its— this weekend. watch it's the big one. yes it's the— this weekend. watch it's the big one. yes it's the big— this weekend. watch it's the big one. yes it's the big one- : 3 it's the big one. yes it's the big one that oii—

one. yes it's the big one that we've all been— one. yes it's the big one that we've all been waiting for. one. yes it's the big one that we've all been waiting for . �*ijvj3 we've all been waiting for. we sponge— we've all been waiting for. we can change the— we've all been waiting for. we can change the to— we've all been waiting for. we can change the to world make it a better place. i'm going to be inere— a better place. i'm going to be inere on— a better place. i'm going to be inere on ine— a better place. i'm going to be there on the 22nd.— a better place. i'm going to be there on the 22nd. it's- there on the 22nd. it's biodiversity- there on the 22nd. it's biodiversity earth day. siipping— biodiversity earth day. chipping in— biodiversity earth day. chipping in on- biodiversity earth day. chipping in on that- biodiversity earth day. chipping in on that account, i hope to see you. it's really inpononi— hope to see you. it's really important that— hope to see you. it's really important that this- it's really important that this time that we all important that this time that we oii resonseg— important that this time that we all recognise that— important that this time that we all recognise that we all have a roie— all recognise that we all have a roie io— all recognise that we all have a roie io pioy— all recognise that we all have a roie io pioy in— all recognise that we all have a role to play in making sure that our role to play in making sure that pionei— role to play in making sure that pionei nos— role to play in making sure that our planet has a— role to play in making sure that our planet has a safe and secure oni— our planet has a safe and secure ono neoiiny— our planet has a safe and secure and healthy future.— our planet has a safe and secure and healthy future. so please oiong— and healthy future. so please come along to— and healthy future. so please come along to the big one. i inink— come along to the big one. i inink iii— come along to the big one. i think i'll pass,— come along to the big one. i think i'll pass, mate. but pining— think i'll pass, mate. but toining ne— think i'll pass, mate. but joining me tonight to run over the nuttiest news of the week comedy legend r himself a former bbc star, the bbc was very different in those days . jim different in those days. jim davidson . so, look, jim, i don't davidson. so, look, jim, i don't think packham should be sacked. i don't think you think he should be sacked either. but you have to admit, i mean , it's just have to admit, i mean, it's just a left wing activist organisation now, right? can't they just admit it ? well, it they just admit it? well, it does stand for— they just admit it? well, it does stand for bring- ?3 c 7 well, it does stand for bring back communism _ does stand for bring back communism doesn't it really .7 and communism doesn't it really? and we au— communism doesn't it really? and we all pay— communism doesn't it really? and we all pay for— communism doesn't it really? and we all pay for w.— communism doesn't it really? and we all pay for it. do— communism doesn't it really? and we all pay for it. do you think do you— we all pay for it. do you think we we wink— we all pay for it. do you think do you think they— we all pay for it. do you think do you think they care about rewwgee— do you think they care about rewwgee oe— do you think they care about ratings? do you—

do you think they care about ratings? do you think that? how eeoe— ratings? do you think that? how good we— ratings? do you think that? how good we ew— ratings? do you think that? how good is our program? they don't whee-e— good is our program? they don't care. what's he— good is our program? they don't care. what's he called? come and jew— care. what's he called? come and join me— care. what's he called? come and join me with— care. what's he called? come and join me with the— care. what's he called? come and join me with the big— care. what's he called? come and join me with the big one. well, he-wk._ join me with the big one. well, we-wwe e— join me with the big one. well, we-wwe a big- join me with the big one. well, he-like a big one.- join me with the big one. well, he like a big one. and he sounds like a big one. and you— he sounds like a big one. and you knew,— he sounds like a big one. and you knew, eu— he sounds like a big one. and you know, all these activists seawee— you know, all these activists are starting to— you know, all these activists are starting to get on my nerves . w-we— are starting to get on my nerves . w-we weaned— are starting to get on my nerves . i've cleaned-up- are starting to get on my nerves . i've cleaned-up a- are starting to get on my nerves . i've cleaned up a little . i've cleaned that up a little we.— . i've cleaned that up a little bit-vou— . i've cleaned that up a little bit.-you know,- . i've cleaned that up a little bit.-you know, if- . i've cleaned that up a little bit. you know, if you had bit. and you know, if you had a week— bit. and you know, if you had a week at— bit. and you know, if you had a week at eu— bit. and you know, if you had a look at all them— bit. and you know, if you had a look at all them poor, sobbing people— look at all them poor, sobbing people what— look at all them poor, sobbing people that were— look at all them poor, sobbing people that were at the grand national,— people that were at the grand national, they— people that were at the grand national, they look alike, national, they all look alike, dew-e— national, they all look alike, done-new— national, they all look alike, don't-they all-of. don't they? they all sort of week— don't they? they all sort of week-jeremy— don't they? they all sort of look jeremy corbyn clones look like jeremy corbyn clones wee— look like jeremy corbyn clones new wave— look like jeremy corbyn clones that have gone— look like jeremy corbyn clones that have gone wrong. and you mine— that have gone wrong. and you mine .— that have gone wrong. and you never mind . but— that have gone wrong. and you never mind . but trying to never mind. but trying to pretee— never mind. but trying to protect animals, look as if protect animals, they look as if they— protect animals, they look as if they showe— protect animals, they look as if they should eat— protect animals, they look as if they should eat a— protect animals, they look as if they should eat a few. they all week—swimw- look like they're real skinny newe— look like they're real skinny um._,_ look like they're real skinny little -, these - look like they're real skinny little , these dreadful little wretches, these dreadful people. — little wretches, these dreadful people-wee— little wretches, these dreadful people. the vegans aren't people. well the vegans aren't were.— people. well the vegans aren't were. we— people. well the vegans aren't there. the bbc— people. well the vegans aren't there. the bbc .— people. well the vegans aren't there. the bbc . we've got to get there. the bbc. we've got to get rid there. the bbc. we've got to get we ef— there. the bbc. we've got to get we of we— there. the bbc. we've got to get we of we bec— there. the bbc. we've got to get rid of the bbc .— there. the bbc. we've got to get rid of the bbc. |_ there. the bbc. we've got to get rid of the bbc . i actually paid rid of the bbc. i actually paid my weewee— rid of the bbc. i actually paid my licence the— rid of the bbc. i actually paid my licence the other day and i wewe— my licence the other day and i wewe ee— my licence the other day and i went to confession _ my licence the other day and i went to confession afterwards ewe— went to confession afterwards ewe wowe— went to confession afterwards and broke down— went to confession afterwards and broke down and had a mental weeweeww.— and broke down and had a mental breakdown. but— and broke down and had a mental breakdown. but any— and broke down and had a mental breakdown. but any fear of being wewee. — breakdown. but any fear of being wewee. ewe— breakdown. but any fear of being wewee. ewe .— breakdown. but any fear of being nicked. but i just— breakdown. but any fear of being nicked. but i just think it's sew.— nicked. but i just think it's eww. dew— nicked. but i just think it's silly. dan imagine on what tv shew— silly. dan imagine on what tv show we— silly. dan imagine on what tv show we ewe— silly. dan imagine on what tv show me and you— silly. dan imagine on what tv show me and you could make what tv show me and you could make what ev eeewew. — show me and you could make what tv station. never— show me and you could make what tv station. never mind ustream or tv station. never mind ustream er ee— tv station. never mind ustream or we wewe— tv station. never mind ustream or we wewe ee— tv station. never mind ustream or gb news as with that bbc money— or gb news as with that bbc money, we could— or gb news as with that bbc money, we could rule the world

wee— money, we could rule the world meee . — money, we could rule the world meee . .— money, we could rule the world meee . . knew. — money, we could rule the world mate . i know. and— money, we could rule the world mate . 3 33 e mate. i know. and they don't deserve the money. couldn't agree more. but look on onto tv that normal people watch . and that normal people watch. and it's been revealed that a remake of the cult 90 seconds show baywatch could be in the works. i'm excited about this. but apparently the issue , jim, is apparently the issue, jim, is that in the woke new world, the showrunners actually want to cast plus sized actors and sort of woke trans characters and things like that. but julie burchill and the sun has pleaded with producers to cast fitties not fatties. so jim, what would be your choice for a relaunched baywatch? well i don't think you can now have them old red volkswagen beetle bonnet suits running along and those beautiful girls because it doesn't reflect what what real life is about. we should have ewe— life is about. we should have some big boned— life is about. we should have some big boned girls- e ”3; we should have some big boned girls from essex. you some big boned girls from essex. we knew,— some big boned girls from essex. we knew, we— some big boned girls from essex. you know, the ones— some big boned girls from essex. you know, the ones you see wormeew— you know, the ones you see wormeew ee— you know, the ones you see normally at ladies day, anfield eeewwe— normally at ladies day, anfield eeewwe weer— normally at ladies day, anfield cocking their legs up or there's eewewe— cocking their legs up or there's eewewe e— cocking their legs up or there's always a pictures— cocking their legs up or there's always a pictures in the paper of reweeeere— always a pictures in the paper of revellers in— always a pictures in the paper of revellers in leeds or newcastle— of revellers in leeds or newcastle .— of revellers in leeds or

newcastle . these size 22 girls newcastle. these size 22 girls ewewe— newcastle. these size 22 girls ewewe ee— newcastle. these size 22 girls trying to squeeze— newcastle. these size 22 girls trying to squeeze into a size 16 week. — trying to squeeze into a size 16 week. vee— trying to squeeze into a size 16 frock. you know,— trying to squeeze into a size 16 frock. you know, this is what we wewe— frock. you know, this is what we wewe wew— frock. you know, this is what we want with gemma_ frock. you know, this is what we want with gemma collins. she cowe— want with gemma collins. she we be— want with gemma collins. she we be we— want with gemma collins. she could be the new— want with gemma collins. she could be the new she's anderson ewe-e— could be the new she's anderson ewe-e gee— could be the new she's anderson she's got amazing— could be the new she's anderson she's got amazing boobs screen tv she's got amazing boobs screen ev ew— she's got amazing boobs screen ev wee-e— she's got amazing boobs screen ev wee-e gee— she's got amazing boobs screen tv now you'd get them all in and of course who's— tv now you'd get them all in and of course who's going to play ewe— of course who's going to play we wew— of course who's going to play we wew w— of course who's going to play the hoff if you— of course who's going to play the hoff if you dan boy oh my eeeeweee— the hoff if you dan boy oh my eeeeweee. .— the hoff if you dan boy oh my goodness. i can— the hoff if you dan boy oh my goodness. i can see you in a pew— goodness. i can see you in a pew ee— goodness. i can see you in a pew ee ree— goodness. i can see you in a pair of red speedo there. my old eweeee— pair of red speedo there. my old budgie smugglers— pair of red speedo there. my old budgie smugglers running along the budgie smugglers running along we eeeew— budgie smugglers running along the beach with— budgie smugglers running along the beach with it— budgie smugglers running along the beach with it all bouncing. oh the beach with it all bouncing. ow we— the beach with it all bouncing. ow ewe— the beach with it all bouncing. oh mean the top— the beach with it all bouncing. oh mean the top of the ratings. wee-e— oh mean the top of the ratings. wee giving— oh mean the top of the ratings. you're giving folk— oh mean the top of the ratings. you're giving folk nightmares, jim .— you're giving folk nightmares, ew we— you're giving folk nightmares, we we we— you're giving folk nightmares, jim , to be totally honest . now, jim, to be totally honest. now, eeew— jim, to be totally honest. now, eeew .— jim, to be totally honest. now, eeew . wwew— jim, to be totally honest. now, eeew . wwew .— jim, to be totally honest. now, look, i know i had— jim, to be totally honest. now, look, i know i had a slight ewee— look, i know i had a slight we we— look, i know i had a slight little tick myself . \3 little tick myself. no, you ewe.— little tick myself. no, you eewe. we— little tick myself. no, you don't. no one envisaged that. please look, jim. nadine dorries , former culture secretary, this is very significant, , former culture secretary, this is very significant , actually. is very significant, actually. she's launched a new daily mail column this week. it's very good . but she slammed itv's fading star, phillip schofield, for his, quote , intimidating his, quote, intimidating behaviour on the set of this morning. so jim, why do itv insist on sticking with this repulsive, reviled bloke rather

than replacing him with the far more popular and certainly less horrible alison hammond yeah. alison hammond and the other we— alison hammond and the other we were— alison hammond and the other lady we we — alison hammond and the other lady with the blonde hair. and when— lady with the blonde hair. and when we— lady with the blonde hair. and when she dies,— lady with the blonde hair. and when she dies, those black bits , i when she dies, those black bits , . ewww— when she dies, those black bits , i think those— when she dies, those black bits , i think those two— when she dies, those black bits , i think those two are fantastic— , i think those two are fantastic .— , i think those two are fantastic . schofield he just fantastic. schofield he just weeee— fantastic. schofield he just weeeeeer— fantastic. schofield he just waits for his— fantastic. schofield he just waits for his autocue to come up,— waits for his autocue to come we, eeeew-e— waits for his autocue to come up, doesn't he?— waits for his autocue to come up, doesn't he? sits there not weeewwe— up, doesn't he? sits there not weeewwe ee— up, doesn't he? sits there not listening to anybody. i fell out were— listening to anybody. i fell out we ww — listening to anybody. i fell out we ww e— listening to anybody. i fell out with him a little— listening to anybody. i fell out with him a little bit, but. but wewwe— with him a little bit, but. but wewwe ewe— with him a little bit, but. but having said that— with him a little bit, but. but having said that , i don't think having said that, i don't think he having said that, i don't think we ewewee— having said that, i don't think he should be— having said that, i don't think he should be sacked because of we— he should be sacked because of we we— he should be sacked because of we we ee— he should be sacked because of what he is coming— he should be sacked because of what he is coming out. whether he what he is coming out. whether we we— what he is coming out. whether we yew— what he is coming out. whether he was you know,— what he is coming out. whether he was you know, rotten to his wee— he was you know, rotten to his wwe ewe— he was you know, rotten to his wwe ewe wee— he was you know, rotten to his wife and was deceiving people ewe— wife and was deceiving people ewe we— wife and was deceiving people and he certainly— wife and was deceiving people and he certainly shouldn't be ewwewee— and he certainly shouldn't be ewwewee eer— and he certainly shouldn't be punished for the— and he certainly shouldn't be punished for the sins of his weewew — punished for the sins of his brother. however, he should be ewwewee— brother. however, he should be ewwewee wee— brother. however, he should be punished for being a crap entertainer.— punished for being a crap entertainer. would you employ ww— entertainer. would you employ ww ewewe— entertainer. would you employ him then? absolutely not. ' 3 him then? absolutely not. and wee— him then? absolutely not. and we ewewe. — him then? absolutely not. and he's awful. look— him then? absolutely not. and he's awful. look he's- him then? absolutely not. and he's awful. look he's really horrible. why did you fall out with him? jim fryston andrew dewe— with him? jim fryston andrew doyle . — with him? jim fryston andrew doyle . we— with him? jim fryston andrew doyle . no one's— with him? jim fryston andrew doyle . no one's worse- with him? jim fryston andrew doyle . no one's worse than doyle. no one's worse than andrew doyle joking. we love the man. andrew doyle me to be in baywatch. he could be stuck down the baywatch. he could be stuck down we wewe— baywatch. he could be stuck down we wewe ee— baywatch. he could be stuck down the front of your— 3 he could be stuck down the front of your speedo. i wewee— the front of your speedo. i wewee w— the front of your speedo. i wonder if he's— the front of your speedo. i wonder if he's on-

the front of your speedo. i wonder if he's on headliners tonight . jim, why did you fall tonight. jim, why did you fall out with schofe ? well, it was out with schofe? well, it was when— out with schofe? well, it was when .— out with schofe? well, it was when . wew— out with schofe? well, it was when i fell out— out with schofe? well, it was when i fell out with- 37 well, it was when i fell out with that eeeeeewe— when i fell out with that dreadful man— when i fell out with that dreadful man on. i was in that weee-e— dreadful man on. i was in that hell's kitchen— dreadful man on. i was in that hell's kitchen and they edited it hell's kitchen and they edited w ee— hell's kitchen and they edited we we wewe— hell's kitchen and they edited it to make me— hell's kitchen and they edited it to make me look as if it was all homophobic. _ it to make me look as if it was all homophobic. i— it to make me look as if it was all homophobic. ”3333“ it to make me look as if it was all homophobic. i remember that. yeah > all homophobic. i remember that. veew >ye.h._ all homophobic. i remember that. yeah > yeah. and— all homophobic. i remember that. yeah > yeah. and so— all homophobic. / > yeah. and so philip said, yeah > yeah. and so philip said, or..— yeah > yeah. and so philip said, ow, weee.— yeah > yeah. and so philip said, oh, hello. thanks— yeah > yeah. and so philip said, oh, hello. thanks for— / > yeah. and so philip said, oh, hello. thanks for coming on. weweeewe— oh, hello. thanks for coming on. fantastic good— oh, hello. thanks for coming on. fantastic good-see— oh, hello. thanks for coming on. fantastic good see you, jim. fantastic good to see you, jim. weweewwe. — fantastic good to see you, jim. wonderful. _three, - fantastic good to see you, jim. wonderful. three, two, wonderful. okay. three, two, ewe-awe— wonderful. okay. three, two, ewe-awe we— wonderful. okay. three, two, one, and he turned me. he one, go. and he turned on me. he put one, go. and he turned on me. he ewe-eew— one, go. and he turned on me. he ewe-eew ee— one, go. and he turned on me. he ewe-eew ee weee— one, go. and he turned on me. he put-sort of face on. - one, go. and he turned on me. he put sort of face on. he had put that sort of face on. he had a put that sort of face on. he had eeeee— put that sort of face on. he had eeeee eeew— put that sort of face on. he had a face look at— put that sort of face on. he had a face look at me— put that sort of face on. he had a face look at me and really eeeewee— a face look at me and really steamed into— a face look at me and really steamed into me.- a face look at me and really steamed into me. writing was steamed into me. the writing was on steamed into me. the writing was ew ewe— steamed into me. the writing was ew we wew— steamed into me. the writing was on the wall there. _ steamed into me. the writing was on the wall there. dan oh, i weee— on the wall there. dan oh, i we we— on the wall there. dan oh, i wish we could— on the wall there. dan oh, i wish we could interview schofield. _ wish we could interview schofield. jim- wish we could interview schofield. 3 wish we could interview- schofield. jim that would be fun. look, i want to go stateside now, cross over to america , where disney, which has america, where disney, which has gone from being the nicest company in the world to the wokeist, has actually hit back at the florida governor, ron desantis, and his recent legislation that prohibits teachings about sexual orientation in florida primary schools announcing that schools by announcing that mickey and minnie will be dressed in rainbow coloured pride outfits to celebrate lgbtq+ culture and to stick a middle finger up to their local governor. sirjim, middle finger up to their local

governor. sir jim, why disney so desperate to prove themselves as the wokeist corporation ? well, the wokeist corporation? well, you know, being in the- 7 well, you know, being in the streaming eweeweee— you know, being in the streaming business, myself— you know, being in the streaming business, myself and disney have eee— business, myself and disney have eee ewe— business, myself and disney have now got this streaming channel ewe— now got this streaming channel ewe wwew— now got this streaming channel ewe wwew wew— now got this streaming channel and when you have a streaming wewee,— and when you have a streaming ewewwee, wew— and when you have a streaming channel, you have— and when you have a streaming channel, you have to feed the weeee w— channel, you have to feed the monster. it eats— channel, you have to feed the monster. it eats up material. t hey— monster. it eats up material. we ee— monster. it eats up material. they are haemorrhaging and haemorrhaging— they are haemorrhaging and haemorrhaging people signing up to haemorrhaging people signing up we wew— haemorrhaging people signing up we ewew. ee— haemorrhaging people signing up to them. so they've got to eeeew— to them. so they've got to really ew— to them. so they've got to really ew ewe— to them. so they've got to really try and rebrand themselves.- really try and rebrand themselves. now so mickey mouse and themselves. now so mickey mouse ewe wewwe— themselves. now so mickey mouse and minnie mouse,— themselves. now so mickey mouse and minnie mouse, i'll never ewe— and minnie mouse, i'll never ewe ewee.— and minnie mouse, i'll never like that. minnie— and minnie mouse, i'll never like that. minnie mouse, you had ewewe— like that. minnie mouse, you had ewewe eweee— like that. minnie mouse, you had awful shoes and— like that. minnie mouse, you had awful shoes and skinny legs. i mean, seriously,— awful shoes and skinny legs. i mean, seriously, she was like, weweee— mean, seriously, she was like, esther rantzen_ mean, seriously, she was like, esther rantzen going to a disco . ewe— esther rantzen going to a disco . ewe ewe— esther rantzen going to a disco . ewe ewe .— esther rantzen going to a disco . ewe ewe . ewee— esther rantzen going to a disco . but but i just don't like ewew. — . but but i just don't like ewew. we— . but but i just don't like them. i'd like— . but but i just don't like them. i'd like to take minnie ewe— them. i'd like to take minnie ewe mickey— them. i'd like to take minnie and mickey mouse with their eeeweew— and mickey mouse with their rainbow shirts— and mickey mouse with their rainbow shirts and whatever they wewe— rainbow shirts and whatever they wewe ee— rainbow shirts and whatever they wewe we we— rainbow shirts and whatever they want to wear and— rainbow shirts and whatever they want to wear and stick them in an want to wear and stick them in ew eee— want to wear and stick them in ew eee eew — want to wear and stick them in an old tom .jerry. - want to wear and stick them in an old tom jerry. when an old tom and jerry. when tom ewe— an old tom and jerry. when tom ewe-wee— an old tom and jerry. when tom and .was-before- an old tom and jerry. when tom and-was-before it- and jerry was funny before it wewe— and jerry was funny before it wewe wewe— and jerry was funny before it went woke and _ and jerry was funny before it went woke and get that cat to eee— went woke and get that cat to eee wew— went woke and get that cat to eee ewew. ewe— went woke and get that cat to eat them. two mice. that would be eat them. two mice. that would we ee— eat them. two mice. that would we we eee— eat them. two mice. that would we w few we— eat them. two mice. that would be it for me. get— eat them. two mice. that would be it for me. get rid— eat them. two mice. that would be it for me. get rid of them. i wewee—ewwww- be it for me. get rid of them. i never—funny at- be it for me. get rid of them. i| never—funny at all. never found them funny at all. we— never found them funny at all. we ee— never found them funny at all. we ee wwew— never found them funny at all. and so what? what's happened wewe— and so what? what's happened we we— and so what? what's happened wewe ewe-ee— and so what? what's happened with the of disney ? what with the rest of disney? what weeeewee— happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah the happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah we we— happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah we we we— happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah the that the song— happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah the that the song of— happened to zip—a—dee—doo—dah the that the song of the south ewee-e— the that the song of the south ewee-e eewe— the that the song of the south wee-e gone 90— the that the song of the south that's gone go woke go broke wew— that's gone go woke go broke wew eeeeee—

that's gone go woke go broke then people are— that's gone go woke go broke then people are getting sick of it then people are getting sick of w wew— then people are getting sick of w .— then people are getting sick of w . ow— then people are getting sick of it now . oh they— then people are getting sick of it now . oh they are minnie mouse it now. oh they are minnie mouse in it now. oh they are minnie mouse w e— it now. oh they are minnie mouse w e eeeweew— it now. oh they are minnie mouse in a rainbow frock.— it now. oh they are minnie mouse in a rainbow frock. what's going we.— in a rainbow frock. what's going we. wew— in a rainbow frock. what's going on. no, no. they are- in a rainbow frock. what's going on. \3 e on. no, no. they are sick of it . jim davidson , britain's third . jim davidson, britain's third greatest comedian. i've got to say that because obviously, number one, andrew doyle . number number one, andrew doyle. number two, john cleese. but you're number three. you're number three. okay jim davidson but you're my number one by scott capurro. we love him. jim weweeew— capurro. we love him. jim davidson we— capurro. we love him. jim davidson we will- c3: we love him. jim davidson we will speak (33:3 we love him. jim davidson we will speak very soon. thank— davidson we will speak very soon. thank you- davidson we will speak very soon. thank you so- davidson we will speak very soon. thank you so much, jim. but let's go now to reveal our greatest briton and union jackass the voice superstar panel returned. dominique samuels, who is your nominee for tonight's greatest briton . so in tonight's greatest briton. so in light of extinction 3“ 3 3 3“ so in light of extinction rebellion in wew— light of extinction rebellion in their madness,— light of extinction rebellion in their madness, you can care eeewe— their madness, you can care eeewe ewe— their madness, you can care about the environment without being— about the environment without being absolutely— about the environment without being absolutely mad. so mine is going— being absolutely mad. so mine is going ee— being absolutely mad. so mine is going we we— being absolutely mad. so mine is going we we ee— being absolutely mad. so mine is going to be to dundreggan weweeeewe— going to be to dundreggan rewilding centre , which is in rewilding centre, which is in seewewe.— rewilding centre, which is in scotland, actually, which is ewee— scotland, actually, which is eeee funnv- — scotland, actually, which is also funny. and— scotland, actually, which is also funny. and it's the world's wee— also funny. and it's the world's first rewilding_ also funny. and it's the world's first rewilding centre. so it weweee— first rewilding centre. so it protects natural habitats, eeeee— protects natural habitats, restore them _ protects natural habitats, restore them and also protects

ewweee— restore them and also protects ewweee ewee— restore them and also protects animals that are— restore them and also protects animals that are vulnerable to exwwewew. — animals that are vulnerable to extinction, basically , which is extinction, basically, which is eweee.— extinction, basically, which is great aeew— extinction, basically, which is great. adam brooks , your great. adam brooks, your nominee? my- great. adam brooks, your nominee? 3er great. adam brooks, your nominee? my nomination is honorary tonight and it's caitlyn jenner for calling out joe biden for vetoing the got bill that would have protected women's sports from biological men competing. yeah, caitlyn's been very strong on this. matthew laser, your been very strong on this. - matthew laser, your nominee. weee. — matthew laser, your nominee. weee. wew— matthew laser, your nominee. weee. wew wee— matthew laser, your nominee. well, very not not— matthew laser, your nominee. well, very not not politics- matthew laser, your nominee. well, very not not politics at all but a fantastic hero. joe cattini, one of the handful of british veterans of d—day, who's death was announced by his family today. and it puts, i think, everything else into perspective. a truly the greatest generation . greatest generation. absolutely. and of greatest generation. - absolutely. and of course, joe ceeww — absolutely. and of course, joe ceeww ee— absolutely. and of course, joe cattini is tonight's greatest eweeew— cattini is tonight's greatest eweeew eoo— cattini is tonight's greatest britain 100 years old. well eeeewee.— britain 100 years old. well deserved, fought on d—day. weeeww— deserved, fought on d—day. utterly incredible man. and i weee— utterly incredible man. and i we ee— utterly incredible man. and i we ee eee— utterly incredible man. and i feel so sad that— utterly incredible man. and i feel so sad that we are losing ewe— feel so sad that we are losing we weeeew— feel so sad that we are losing the wisdom and— feel so sad that we are losing the wisdom and the knowledge of that generation _ the wisdom and the knowledge of that generation who i think are weweee— that generation who i think are eewewe weee.— that generation who i think are taught well, certainly taught me so taught well, certainly taught me ee wwew— taught well, certainly taught me ee wwew growing— taught well, certainly taught me so much growing up. t so much growing up. real men.

aeeeeweew. — so much growing up. real men. absolutely. dominic— so much growing up. t absolutely. dominic samuel is wew— absolutely. dominic samuel is wew wwew— absolutely. dominic samuel is your union jackass nominee. wewe— your union jackass nominee. wewe ee— your union jackass nominee. wewe eeeeewee— your union jackass nominee. mine is former tory- your union jackass nominee. mine is former tory prime minister william hague and his comments about the women's institute having to get over it and accept trans women . i just and accept trans women. i just think he sounds like a misogynist , to be honest. and he misogynist, to be honest. and he should probably keep his opinions to himself. yeah, of course he was former- “ “ yeah, of course he was former tory eeeeee— course he was former tory leader, wasn't— course he was former tory leader, wasn't he? never quite. oh,— leader, wasn't he? never quite. ow. eeeeew— leader, wasn't he? never quite. oh, leader. sorry— leader, wasn't he? never quite. oh, leader. sorry yeah.- leader, wasn't he? never quite. 3 / 3 oh, leader. sorry yeah. would have pm probably. have been a good pm probably. adam brooks nominees are eco adam brooks nominees are the eco weweeeeee— adam brooks nominees are the eco weweeeeee ewee— adam brooks nominees are the eco protesters that are— adam brooks nominees are the eco protesters that are disrupting our protesters that are disrupting ewee— protesters that are disrupting our lives being— protesters that are disrupting our lives being hysterical, eeewwe— our lives being hysterical, eeewwe ewe— our lives being hysterical, scaring and terrifying people . scaring and terrifying people. they— scaring and terrifying people. they weee— scaring and terrifying people. they weee ee— scaring and terrifying people. they need to just— scaring and terrifying people. they need to just get- scaring and terrifying people. they need to just get in- scaring and terrifying people. they need to just get in the bin. you know, go away . and bin. you know, go away. and matthew lanza, your- matthew lanza, your nominee . is matthew lanza, your nominee. is wewee— matthew lanza, your nominee. is wewee eeeeee— matthew lanza, your nominee. is wewee eeeeee .— matthew lanza, your nominee. is hamza useless , who's shown this hamza useless, who's shown this week.— hamza useless, who's shown this week. — hamza useless, who's shown this week. wee— hamza useless, who's shown this week. he's completely- hamza useless, who's shown this week. 33w 3 “ week. he's completely out of his depth. and the scotland deserves better. i'm glad my nickname is eeeewwe— better. i'm glad my nickname is eeeewwe — better. i'm glad my nickname is catching on. actually— i'm glad my nickname is catching on. actually used it is. catching on. actually used it ee. ewe— catching on. actually used it ee. ewe ee— catching on. actually used it ee. ewe we we— catching on. actually used it is. but to be honest, i'm going to is. but to be honest, i'm going ee 90— is. but to be honest, i'm going we 90 we— is. but to be honest, i'm going to go full circle— is. but to be honest, i'm going to go full circle because i eeewee— to go full circle because i eeewee ewe— to go full circle because i started out the- to go full circle because i started out the show railing eeeewee— started out the show railing against these— started out the show railing against these eco terrorist who are against these eco terrorist who ruining— against these eco terrorist who wwwe ew— against these eco terrorist who are ruining our lives. against these eco terrorist who are ruining our lives . and of are ruining our lives. and of wew—

are ruining our lives. and of course, they are. _ are ruining our lives. and of course, they are. tonight's wwew— course, they are. tonight's week.— course, they are. tonight's union jack. and- course, they are. tonight's union jack. and i noticed you eewee— union jack. and i noticed you eewee wew— union jack. and i noticed you called them eco— union jack. and i noticed you called them eco protesters. eweee— called them eco protesters. eweee ewwe— called them eco protesters. these guys are— called them eco protesters. these guys are not protesters, wewe— these guys are not protesters, wewe e— these guys are not protesters, wewe e wwew— these guys are not protesters, right ? they are— these guys are not protesters, right ? they are eco terrorists . right? they are eco terrorists. i right? they are eco terrorists. . wwe— right? they are eco terrorists. . weee wewe— right? they are eco terrorists. i will prove being polite. wwew-ee— i will prove being polite. wewee we— i will prove being polite. “3g 3 33 but i will prove being polite. “35 3 33 but go and look they're no good. but go and look at they're no good. but go and look ee ewe— they're no good. but go and look at the definition.— they're no good. but go and look at the definition. anyone - “3g 3 33 but go and look at the definition. anyone go and eeew— at the definition. anyone go and we ee— at the definition. anyone go and we ee ewe— at the definition. anyone go and look at the definition. the 2000 weweww — look at the definition. the 2000 terrorism act.— look at the definition. the 2000 terrorism act. if— look at the definition. the 2000 terrorism act. if we— look at the definition. the 2000 terrorism act. if we started eweweewe— terrorism act. if we started eweweewe ewe— terrorism act. if we started changing the language around eweee— changing the language around these terrorists,— changing the language around these terrorists, i— changing the language around these terrorists, i think then we-e— these terrorists, i think then we-e wweew— these terrorists, i think then we'd finally see— these terrorists, i think then we'd finally see police taking eewewee— we'd finally see police taking tougher action. _ we'd finally see police taking tougher action. adam brooks. wewewe— tougher action. adam brooks. dominic samuels, matthew laws are dominic samuels, matthew laws ww— dominic samuels, matthew laws are my brilliant— dominic samuels, matthew laws are my brilliant superstar wewee. —ee- are my brilliant superstar. panel._so much. are my brilliant superstar- panel._so much. i'm panel. thank you so much. i'm week— panel. thank you so much. i'm back-tomorrow- panel. thank you so much. i'mi back-tomorrow-from back again tomorrow night from 9 ew— back again tomorrow night from 9 p-m- weeewweee— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners is up next. p.m. headliners is up next. weweee— p.m. headliners is up next. wonderlandrew- p.m. headliners is up next. wonder andrew is p.m. headliners is up next.- wonderlandrew-is here. wonder if andrew doyle is here. weee— wonder if andrew doyle is here. weee-.—

us gb news. it's 11:00. us gb news. it's11:00. in a moment, headliners first, let's bnng moment, headliners first, let's bring you the latest news headunes. bring you the latest news headlines . and scotland's first headlines. and scotland's first minister humza yousaf says he'll oversee snp's finances after oversee the snp's finances after colin beattie today resigned as treasurer . colin beattie today resigned as treasurer. as police colin beattie today resigned as treasurer . as police investigate treasurer. as police investigate the party's accounting , mr the party's accounting, mr beattie is the second person to have been questioned by police trying to establish how more than £600,000 was given in donations and set aside for an independent referendum has been used up . mr yusuf has tweeted used up. mr yusuf has tweeted following the resignation, offering his thanks and adding the decision was in the best